It’s hard to imagine the last decade-plus of Star Wars animation without Dee Bradley Baker. Starting with 2008’s Star Wars: The Clone Wars, he’s played several characters across many of Lucasfilm’s animated series, but as the voice of the Republic’s clones — all of them! — he’s been a constant presence. What’s proved most impressive is Baker’s ability to differentiate those clones through subtleties in his performance, from imbuing Rex with a sense of confidence to conveying Gregor’s quirks through a higher pitch.

But Baker has truly shined in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, playing five leading roles in the titular team of genetically-mutated clones: Hunter, the steady leader; Crosshair, the angsty loner; Wrecker, the hulking giant with a heart; Tech, the science whiz; and Echo, the cyborg soldier. These

Midnight on February 21st can’t get here soon enough. We’ve been hyped about the final season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch since…well, pretty much since the moment Omega got to Mount Tantiss in the Season 2 finale. It won’t be long until we finally see what happens next. But how to spend these last days of anticipation? Take the latest StarWars.com quiz and find out which episode of The Bad Batch you should watch (or, let’s be honest, rewatch) right now!

It all started with a simple “Hello there.” And you answered with a resounding “General Kenobi!”

Today marks one year since the launch of the official Star Wars TikTok. And hundreds of videos and nearly 7 million followers later, we’re marking the occasion with a new video, which you can watch below.

@starwars thank u fam 🎉 #AttackoftheClones, #RevengeoftheSith, #TheCloneWars & #RogueOne now streaming on @Disney+ ♬ original sound – Star Wars

On TikTok, the extended Star Wars family celebrated May the 4th by reading the 10 words that first welcomed us into the galaxy. You shook hands with Swagmin in character at New York Comic Con. We all learned how to make pog soup and taught our older friends and relatives the meaning of

It’s official: Athena Portillo loves Tech just as much as the rest of us.

The vice president of Animation Production for Lucasfilm and executive producer on Star Wars: The Bad Batch has a special affinity for the elite clone we first met in the final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It’s no surprise given the more than a decade she’s spent overseeing the more technical aspects of animation production. “Tech will always be my favorite character,” Portillo tells StarWars.com. “I love everything about him. His wit, his directness, his intelligence, his honesty, and his logic in making the ultimate sacrifice for his brothers and Omega.”

That moment in the Season 2 finale, appropriately titled “Plan 99,” was a heartbreaker, but something the creative team felt would be an important and

In “Ships of the Galaxy,” StarWars.com celebrates all the different kinds of craft across the saga. Strap in, punch it, and join us for the ride.

The Marauder is a modified Omicron-class attack shuttle that serves as the home base and gunship of Clone Force 99, also known as the Bad Batch. The elite clones used this vessel for several covert missions during the Clone Wars, relying on it for stealth, speed, and maneuverability. Following the war, the Marauder continues to propel them throughout the galaxy as they evade the Empire. (It also looks pretty cool!)

Behind the Scenes

The Marauder first appeared in the Star Wars:

Fans of the Jedi Avar Kriss and Elzar Mann have been patiently waiting since reading that final scene in The Eye of Darkness.

Today, we get our first hints at the continuation of their story in the sequel novel, Temptation of the Force by Tessa Gratton, arriving this summer. With the reveal of a bold new cover from artist Grant Griffin and a first look at the official synopsis of the penultimate adult novel in Phase III of Star Wars: The High Republic, the book reunites us with Avar, Elzar, and other fan-favorites including Burryaga the Wookiee, Bell Zettifar, and Vernestra Rwoh as they hunt down Nihil leader Marchion Ro.

Griffin, who also illustrated the cover of The Eye of Darkness, specifically made this cover art brighter, while still differentiating it from

For some up-and-coming Jedi, this is where the fun begins.

Six new episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures arrive today on Disney+ and Disney Junior, completing the first full season of the Children’s & Family Emmy Award-winning animated series. Twenty-five episodes are now available in total, along with several shorts, for your own younglings to enjoy.

Set during the High Republic era — the prime of the Jedi Order — and starring younglings Kai Brightstar, Lys Solay, and the blue-furred Nubs, Young Jedi Adventures is the first Star Wars series created for preschool-age audiences. The stories follow our young heroes as they learn the ways of the Force, explore the galaxy, help citizens and creatures in need, and learn valuable skills in their journey to become guardians of peace