Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace commemorates its 25th anniversary this year with the introduction of an exceptional new lightsaber, delighting audiences within the Star Wars universe.
Baby Yoda, or Grogu as he's officially known, absolutely stole the show when he first showed up in "The Mandalorian." There's this awesome mystery about where he comes from and what he's all about that's had Star Wars fans...
The enactment of Clone Protocol Order 66 led to the betrayal of formerly faithful Clone troopers in the Star Wars saga, resulting in the eradication of the Jedi. Despite this widespread purge, a few Jedi managed to evade capture and survive.
Emperor Palpatine intentionally desires Darth Vader's rebellion against him, despite being Vader's master, and now, Star Wars enthusiasts have gained clarity on the reasons behind this.
The cosmic religious order has long been seen as one of cinema's greatest “good guys,” but over the decades that shine has dimmed. That shift isn’t necessarily in their representation on screen
Some claim that Star Wars Acolyte is breaking canon by having the return of Sith prior to the Phantom Menace, but here’s why it doesn’t—Yoda and the Jedi order covered it up!
