New trailer for Star Wars: Galactic Racer

Fuse Games and Secret Mode unveiled a new trailer for the highly anticipated racing game Star Wars: Galactic Racer during the recent State of Play presentation. Instead of wasting time on detailing the plot and atmosphere, the trailer immediately captivates viewers with exciting, high-stakes racing, promising an unforgettable adventure!

Star Wars: Galactic Racer will feature a cool underground racing league in the Outer Rim called the Galactic League. At the very beginning of the game, the Galactic League is controlled by Kestar Bul, who cleverly uses his connections in the underworld and fraudulent methods. The player becomes Shade, a lone racer who is at odds with the Bul family, and decides to fight Kestar.

Who is the most powerful Jedi in Star Wars: Canon vs Legends

Star Warsfans have been arguing for years about who is the strongest Jedi. But in reality there is no competition.

After the release of Return of the Jedi in 1983, it became abundantly clear to fans that Luke Skywalker was the strongest Jedi of all time. He defeated the Sith and accomplished what no other Jedi could do. However, the prequel trilogy showed how powerful his father, Anakin, was.

If we consider only canon and all references, then Anakin Skywalker is by far the most powerful Jedi. However, if we consider the expanded universe, then, undoubtedly, it is Luke.

Both characters have demonstrated their immense power throughout canon, and it's no secret that they are extremely gifted. However, Anakin should be favored in canon for several reasons.

'Star Wars' to Bring Back 'Legends' Character Associated with Luke Skywalker

In 2026, a new project will be releasedStar Warsabout Luke Skywalker, which is dedicated to the Legends character. Familiar characters are gradually returning to the canon after Disney acquired Lucasfilm.

The graphic novelTales from the Outer Rim: The Legend of Beggar's Canyonfeatures canon characters such as Luke Skywalker and Biggs Darklighter. Also featured will be popular Legends character Jenek Sunber, also known as Tank.

Tales from the Outer Rim: The Legend of Beggar's Canyon will tell about Luke in his youth, before the events of A New Hope. The story will bring to life a line from the original film in which Luke talks about Beggar's Canyon and his T-16 speeder. The synopsis of the comic is presented below:

Like most kids his age, Luke Skywalker longs for adventure, but growing up on the remote desert planet of Tatooine, he feels a little stuck. And with Luke's best friend, Biggs Darklighter, already dreaming of attending the Imperial Academy, Luke feels like he's drowning in a Sarlacc pit! So he decides it's time to go on his own unforgettable adventure and dare to conquer the legendary Beggar's Canyon!

The creator of The Acolyte believes that the canceled Star Wars series was a "success"

Leslie Headland commented on the ongoing discussion about The Acolyte after its cancellation and after one season on Disney+. The creator of the project explained why she considers the show successful, and also said that at an early stage of development it had a different name.

The series The Acolyte was originally called The Lost Sister, a direct reference to the twins May and Osha. This information is confirmed by the bookThe Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte, written by Christine Baver and published by Abrams Books.

Lightsabers Ignite: The Best Lightsaber Duels in the Galaxy

From the original trilogy to the animated series, the Jedi and Sith have wielded lightsabers in some of the most unforgettable battles in cinematic history. 

Since Luke Skywalker first ignited his father's lightsaber in Star Wars: A New Hope nearly 50 years ago, the elegant weapons of the Jedi and Sith have become a fascinating part of the galaxy. Characters such as Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Emperor Palpatine and Darth Maul, among many others, have used their lightsabers to both protect the world and contribute to the downfall of the galaxy in equal measure.

Sparks fly in lightsaber battles. Let's take a look back at some of our favorite fights in a galaxy far, far away.

Darth Plagueis was the main villain of the canceled Star Wars series.

New information has confirmed that Darth Plagueis was set to be a villain in the canceledStar Wars seriesduring the Rise of the Republic.

In July 2024, shortly after the end of the first season ofAcolyte(Acolyte), Lucasfilm officially announced the cancellation of the series. The creators were counting on at least one more season, as was hinted at by the ending of the first. This left fans with many questions, including: Who was the Stranger? Why did Yoda appear in the finale? And was it really Darth Plagueis in the cave?

As part of the new art book Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte, series creator Leslye Headland has lifted the veil of secrecy on some key details of the canceled show. According to TheDirect, she confirmed plans for Darth Plagueis:

I always wanted Plagueis to show up at the end of the season. His appearance in the middle would seem too difficult. So we decided to introduce the era, the main characters, and the storyline first, and then introduce Plagueis as a bigger threat.

Although many have speculated that the mystery character is Plagueis, this has never been directly confirmed over the eight episodes ofThe Acolyte.

The Secrets of Gorman, Mina-Rau and More: Creating the Worlds of Andor, Season 2 (Part 2)

Yavin is all grown up.

Throughout the second season of Andora we watched as Yavin 4 transformed from a deserted jungle into a refuge, and then into the central headquarters of the nascent Alliance rebels. “Essentially, by the end of Andora, Yavin should feel the same way it did in the film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” notes Mohen Leo, ILM's visual effects supervisor. The finale of season two—all directed by Alonso Ruizpalacios and written by Tom Bissell—takes us days away from the events of the 2016 anthology film.

Secrets of Gorman, Mina-Rau and More: Creating the Worlds of Andor, Season 2 (Part 1)

Creator and executive producer Tony Gilroy, Emmy Award-winning production designer and executive producer Luke Hull, and Emmy Award-winning visual effects supervisor Mohen Leo at Industrial Light & Magic take us behind the scenes of the construction of Yavin 4, Gorman's massive set, the new farming planet Mina-Rau, the first appearance of Mon Mothma's homeworld, Chandrila, in a live-action movie, and more friend.

When the first season of Andora was released on Disney+ in the fall of 2022, the crew was already hard at work on the second. Production designer Luke Hull knew from the outset that season two would be another project requiring large sets, and his team allocated even more pre-production time than before. “It comes from the story, the characters, and what’s on the page,” he explains of his approach to the realistic design and construction of Andor, which earned Hull and team the award for Outstanding Set Design for a Historical or Fantasy Series (one hour or more) at the awards "Emmy"2025. “It's about finding a tone that suits the story we want to tell. [Creator and executive producer Tony Gilroy's] approach has always been that every three episodes is a movie. You're trying to achieve that cinematic look that 'Star Wars' has.”   

Villain Confirmed to Return for 'Ahsoka 2'

In the second season of Ahsoka(Ahsoka), one of the main villains of the first season of the series Star Wars will return.

The show, starring Rosario Dawson, introduced several antagonists, chief among them Grand Admiral Thrawn. Other enemies also appeared, such as Morgan Elsbeth, the Great Mothers of Dathomir, Marrok, Baylan Skoll, and Shin Hachi. While Marrok and Morgan are not expected to return for season two, one more character has been confirmed to appear.

According to actress Jane Edwina Seymour's website, Lakesis will appear in the second season of Ahsoka in several episodes. This is indicated by the fact that she worked with several directors.

In early 2025, I was asked to reprise the role of Great Mother Lakesis in the second season of Star Wars: Ahsoka, which was filmed at Pinewood and Longcross Studios in England. It was a great joy and honor for me to have the opportunity to develop the character of Lakesis more fully and deeply. Having created this character in the first season, I knew there was so much more potential in this character.

Seymour noted that she had the opportunity to “more fully explore Lakesis' modus operandi and true aspirations.” This directly points to the expansion of the character's role in the second season.