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With all eight episodes of Ahsoka, the critically-acclaimed live-action Star Wars story now streaming on Disney+, we have a deeper appreciation for the warrior Ahsoka Tano has become. Whether you’ve been a fan since Ahsoka first arrived in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, met her in Star Wars Rebels, or have been catching up on her adventures every Tano Tuesday with Ahsoka, there’s plenty to appreciate about her story so far. Calm your mind and focus your energy to find out the answer to StarWars.com’s most pressing question today: How well do you know Ahsoka Tano?

StarWars.com is pulling back the curtain on Star Wars: The High Republic, a publishing epic set centuries before the events of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, with insights from creators, new details, and never-before-seen concept art. In this installment, StarWars.com dives into the role that creatures known as the Nameless will play in Phase III of the publishing initiative.

What scares the Jedi? That question has been at the core of the entire Star Wars: The High Republic epic, and the answer just might be the Nameless.

Teased in Claudia Gray’s Star Wars: Master and Apprentice and fully introduced in Phase II of The High Republic, the Nameless are creatures that feed on Force sensitives. As part of his plot to destroy the Jedi, Nihil leader Marchion Ro unleashes the beasts

Fall in, soldiers. We have some top-secret collecting intel to disclose.

In celebration of the Gift the Galaxy product program, StarWars.com is thrilled to reveal new clone trooper figures coming to Hasbro’s popular 6-inch Star Wars: The Black Series and 3.75-inch Star Wars: The Vintage Collection lines.

Arriving Spring 2024 exclusively at Target, the Star Wars: The Black Series Clone Trooper Lieutenant & 332nd Ahsoka’s Clone Trooper Pack is based on the 501st division that pledged loyalty to Ahsoka during the siege of Mandalore. As depicted in Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ final season, the 332nd company troopers repainted their helmets in Ahsoka’s honor, and the image has become a memorable one among fans. This set is based on their appearance in the Ahsoka live-action series on Disney+, and includes an

The infectious joy on the set of Ahsoka is palpable in the behind-the-scenes photos and video captured during production — including one impromptu dance party between takes.

Ahsoka Tano herself, Rosario Dawson, beams in a selfie with Ashley Eckstein, who first voiced the character in Star Wars animation. Ariana Greenblatt, who portrays the younger version of Ahsoka in flashbacks to the Clone Wars, poses for a group photo with series creator Dave Filoni, executive producer Jon Favreau, and co-stars Dawson and Hayden Christensen, once again returning to Anakin Skywalker. And Natasha Liu Bordizzo, who plays Sabine Wren, and Ivanna Sakhno, who plays her foe Shin Hati, take an adorable selfie that shows the on-screen rivals are real-life friends.

With all eight episodes from the series now streaming on Disney+, the

It’s time to bring a little bit of Kashyyyk home for the holiday — Life Day, to be exact! If you want to pay homage to the Tree of Life — or just add a splash of color to make your gifts stand out this year — add a little Wookiee flair to your wrapped presents with this easy DIY craft. And keep an eye out during the Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Life Day episode for other wrapping ideas!

Whether the lucky recipient is a Star Wars fan, or perhaps even a Wookiee themselves, they’ll appreciate the handcrafted touch when you hand them a special Life Day gift.

What You’ll Need

Gift box

Brown kraft paper

Scissors

Tape

Green glitter paper

Braided jute ribbon

Orange or yellow artificial foliage, such as a large sunflower

Purple artificial berry stem