Big news for Star Wars fans: Legendary voice actor Jim Cummings recently confirmed that Hondo Ohnaka, the loveable pirate-rogue from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, is officially “not done yet.” That’s right—Hondo’s next adventure is brewing. Hondo’s Return: What We Know Cummings dropped the teaser during a promo event for Andreas Deja: 30 Years of Disney Villains, telling fans to “stay tuned.” His wink—not subtle in the least—suggests Hondo may soon resurface, possibly in the upcoming animated sequel Maul: Shadow Lord. Given Hondo’s dynamic history with Maul in The Clone Wars, the pairing would be dramaturgically delicious. Where Might Hondo Land Next? 1. Maul: Shadow Lord (Animated) This upcoming Disney+ series (2026) follows Darth Maul’s criminal empire-building post-Clone Wars. It’s the most natural fit for Hondo—after all, he’s tangled with Maul before and always lands back in shady—but hilarious—circumstances. 2. A Standalone Hondo Animated Special Lucasfilm could go flashier and…
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Meet the Voices Driving Star Wars: Beyond Victory—Stars New & Familiar Alike
Hold onto your podracers, folks—Star Wars: Beyond Victory just got a vocal upgrade. The brand-new mixed reality playset has officially revealed its cast, spotlighting a fun mix of fresh talent, clever comedic chops, and beloved legacy voices returning to familiar roles. A Voice Cast Genetically Engineered for Immersion In the reveal trailer, the voices behind the characters instantly set the tone—playful, impactful, and unmistakably Star Wars. Why This Cast Matters for Fans (and Why You Should Care) What This Signals for Beyond Victory This isn’t a stunt cast. Every actor was clearly chosen to elevate the world of Beyond Victory—a podracing, imaginative, immersive Star Wars adventure built for Meta Quest 3 and 3S. Whether you’re racing, storytelling, or sandbox-building, the voices you’ll hear are tailor-made for pulling you deeper into the galaxy. Final Thought When you fire up Star Wars: Beyond Victory on October 7, you’re not just hearing a…
SWTOR Update Brings GDW Weaponcarrier Mount and New Subscriber Login Token Event
The Old Republic is showing serious love to its subscribers this fall. Beginning September 9, 2025, SWTOR launched a brand-new Subscriber Login Event with two major highlights: the exclusive GDW Weaponcarrier Mount and the chance to rack up Subscriber Login Tokens to exchange for a treasure chest of rewards. Here’s everything you need to know before diving in. A Mount for Simply Showing Up From September 9 to October 14, active subscribers will automatically unlock the GDW Weaponcarrier Mount just by logging in. That’s it. No grinding, no event grind checklist—just hop into the game and claim your prize. It’s only around for a limited window, though, so make sure you log in before mid-October if you want this exclusive ride for your collection. Subscriber Login Event: Tokens That Pay Off The bigger feature of this update is the Subscriber Login Tokens system, running from September 9 through December 9….
Star Wars: Beyond Victory Set to Launch October 7 — Full Reveal Trailer Breaks Cover
The galaxy just got a little closer. Star Wars: Beyond Victory has been fully revealed, complete with a launch date: October 7, 2025. This brand-new mixed reality experience is designed for Meta Quest 3 and 3S, blending storytelling, podracing, and creative play in ways that blur the line between game and interactive playset. A Reveal Worth Waiting For The full reveal trailer showcased the core of Beyond Victory: it’s not just a game, it’s an experience that lets fans step into the Star Wars universe in entirely new ways. At $19.99, it promises to deliver immersive gameplay and plenty of replayability without straining your wallet. Three Modes, One Galaxy-Spanning Adventure What makes Beyond Victory stand out is its multi-layered design, offering three distinct modes: A Cast That Brings the Galaxy Alive Beyond Victory features a strong voice cast to ensure the experience feels authentically Star Wars: Why Beyond Victory Feels…
Andor Season 2 Lands Four Creative Arts Emmys—and We’re All Here for It
Let’s just say: Andor Season 2 didn’t just show up—it showed out at the Creative Arts Emmys. Four trophies later, and this Star Wars offshoot is getting more love than a limited edition lightsaber. The Four Wins That Made the Galaxy Go “Ooooh” Bold moves—and proof that technical craft can steal the scene. Why It Matters (Far Beyond the Credits) When a show nails editing, design, effects, and costumes? That’s the kind of precision that turns “just another streaming show” into bona fide world-building gold. Fans—especially those deep in Star Wars lore—feel it in their bones. It’s not just about looks; it’s about immersion. And hey, even in realms like esports and gambling, where visuals and aesthetics sell the experience, you see the same principle: phenomenal design and pacing are what pull people in and keep eyes glued. Breaking Down the Wins: What Was So Special, Anyway? Sprinkle of Star…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – September 3 Updates: Captain Silvo Arrives, Fixes, and More
The holotables are buzzing again as Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes rolls out its latest update for September 3, 2025. This patch mixes new character availability, long-requested adjustments, and a few bug fixes (with a dash of developer humor). Let’s break down everything you need to know. Captain Silvo Joins the Fight The spotlight of this update is the arrival of Captain Silvo, a ruthless Pirate Leader introduced during the Skeleton Crew era. Silvo brings a unique mix of Turn Meter manipulation, healing redistribution, and synergy with Pirate King Hondo Ohnaka. His debut marks yet another step forward in the expanding Era of Piracy faction, making him a key unit for players investing in the pirate lineup. If you haven’t seen his kit yet, prepare for plenty of Profit-stacking chaos and Turn Meter theft—Silvo looks set to be a disruptive powerhouse in Territory Wars and Grand Arenas. Farming and Accessibility…
What Star Wars Teaches Us About Embracing Uniqueness
The Star Wars saga is more than an epic of starships and battles. At its heart, it is a meditation on individuality, the power of difference, and the risks of conformity. By tracing the arcs of its characters and comparing them to real-world parallels, we can better understand why embracing uniqueness is not only valuable but necessary. The Unlikely Hero Archetype Throughout Star Wars, protagonists emerge not from privilege but from obscurity. Luke Skywalker, Rey, and even Han Solo each begin as seemingly ordinary individuals. Luke is a farm boy on Tatooine, Rey a scavenger surviving on Jakku, and Han a smuggler concerned with profit. Yet their paths reveal that ordinary beginnings are fertile ground for extraordinary contributions. This mirrors real life, where individuals who might be underestimated often reshape expectations. In society, as in fiction, what appears to be limitation often becomes strength. In our own world, kids who…
Dan Gilroy: How Palpatine Might’ve Snuck into Andor if It Had Spanned Five Seasons
One of the most compelling Star Wars spin-offs, Andor, concluded after two seasons—but it almost had a much different story arc. A Famous Emperor That Could Have Appeared According to writer Dan Gilroy (yes, Tony Gilroy’s brother), if Andor had gone the distance as originally planned, it likely would’ve brought Emperor Palpatine into the narrative. The show was initially envisioned as a five-season saga charting Cassian Andor’s rise and the Empire’s growing dominance. Even though Palpatine was frequently mentioned, his physical presence was always beyond reach—until now, at least in concept. Tony Gilroy previously confirmed Darth Vader was never a narrative priority. He felt that writing Vader was creatively restrictive—Palpatine, perhaps less so, but still a weighty figure to introduce. Why Andor Ended Early Andor wrapped up with a dramatic second season because the scale of production became unsustainable—both logistically and financially. Instead of traversing five chronological seasons, the team…
From Westeros to the Galaxy: Daniel Ings Joins Star Wars: Starfighter
The galaxy just added another star. Daniel Ings—best known for his roles in The Crown, Lovesick, Black Mirror, and the recent A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms series—has officially joined the cast of Star Wars: Starfighter. With his blend of charisma and dramatic weight, Ings is stepping into one of the most anticipated projects in the franchise’s modern era. A New Face in a New Era While Ings’ exact role is still under wraps, his casting is already fueling speculation. Star Wars: Starfighter takes place a few years after The Rise of Skywalker and, unlike past films, it isn’t tied to the Skywalker Saga. That means brand-new characters, unexplored stories, and a blank canvas for actors like Ings to make their mark. Given his range—switching from comedy to dark drama with ease—he’s primed to bring something fresh to the galaxy far, far away. Fans are already wondering if he’ll play…
SWTOR September Events: Swoop Rally, Rakghoul Resurgence, and Gree Starship Mystery Unfold
Star Wars: The Old Republic is revving engines, battling plagues, and exploring ancient Gree vessels in September 2025. With a sweeping lineup of in-game events—starting with the adrenaline-pumping All Worlds Ultimate Swoop Rally—there’s no better time to log in. Let’s break down everything you’ll need to know. September 2–8: All Worlds Ultimate Swoop Rally – Level 20+ Get ready for the galactic equivalent of a motocross showdown. Swoop racing makes its grand return across Dantooine, Tatooine, and Onderon, where tilt-shifting bikers enthrall fans with daring jumps, explosive maneuvers, and roaring engines. Whether you’re a PvP rider, casual explorer, or always-starving for cartel gear, this showdown delivers high-speed thrills with a candy-shop of cosmetic and decor loot. September 16–22: Rakghoul Resurgence on Alderaan – Level 25+ Then it’s a race against time—and infection. THORN has issued a level-2 emergency for a Rakghoul outbreak on Alderaan, and they’re recruiting brave volunteers to…
Tony Gilroy, Andor, and the Political DNA of Star Wars
When Tony Gilroy casually remarked that the use of the word “genocide” in Andor wasn’t meant as a direct reference to Israel but that he’s comfortable with audiences making the connection, he tapped into something that has always been at the heart of Star Wars: politics. Gilroy’s stance is refreshingly honest. He doesn’t deny that his show can be read through the lens of modern conflicts, including Gaza. Instead, he acknowledges that resonance is inevitable. “Does it bother me that people make the parallel… if it rings in their ears? Let it ring. I’m into it at this point.” That’s not a creator backing away from difficult conversations—that’s one leaning into the power of storytelling. Star Wars Has Always Been Political The idea that Star Wars should be “apolitical” is a myth. George Lucas built the original trilogy as a reaction to the Vietnam War, deliberately casting the Empire as…
Dive into the Best of Cassian Andor’s Season 2 Moments
The official Star Wars YouTube channel just dropped a must-watch scene compilation spotlighting Cassian Andor’s standout moments from Andor Season 2. It’s a concise, powerful collection and the perfect way to relive—or gear up for—the drama that unfolds on-screen. Whether you’ve streamed every episode or skipped a few (no judgment either way), this video gives a quick, immersive look at Andor’s evolution—from reluctant informant to hardened rebel. Expect espionage, moral complexity, and, of course, that trademark grit. Why this matters: All told, a smart play by Star Wars to amplify buzz around Andor Season 2, and a helpful aid for fans navigating its intricate storytelling. Context: Andor Season 2 & Fan Access This compilation isn’t the only way fans are connecting with Andor content. Disney previously released the first three episodes of Season 1 for free on YouTube, a strategic move to attract new viewers ahead of Season 2’s release….
Regal Robot Unveils Scaled Star Wars Prop Replicas – Klaatu, Barada, Nikto Take the Spotlight
If your shelves are already groaning under the weight of life-sized busts and full helmets, Regal Robot’s latest reveal might be the upgrade you didn’t know you needed. The company is rolling out a new line of scaled Star Wars prop replicas, and they’re starting strong with three fan-favorite alien masks: Klaatu, Barada, and Nikto. This isn’t your average merchandise drop—it’s Regal Robot doing what they do best: screen-accurate artistry shrunk down into collector-friendly pieces. What Makes These Replicas Special Unlike mass-produced figures, each mask in this line is scaled to about 40% of the original prop’s size. Standing between 7 and 9 inches tall, they’re detailed enough to fool your eyes into thinking you swiped them from the Lucasfilm archives. Each piece comes mounted on a museum-style resin base with a reinforced metal post, so you don’t have to worry about them toppling over if someone brushes past your…
Star Wars: Super Teams – The Intergalactic Racing Board Game Blasts Off in September 2025
The galaxy has no shortage of battles, betrayals, and blasters—but sometimes, you just want to race. That’s the pitch behind Star Wars: Super Teams – The Intergalactic Racing Board Game, launching September 12, 2025, from Asmodee and Zygomatic Games. Designed by Max Gerchambeau, this isn’t another heavy tabletop slugfest. It’s a fast, family-friendly race with starships, sabotage, and just enough strategy to keep things interesting. Think less galactic senate politics, more podracing chaos—only this time, the Millennium Falcon might line up against a Star Destroyer. How the Game Works The setup is simple, and that’s the beauty of it. Two to four players pick their teams and move their ships along the track using color-coded cards. Each card lets you push a ship forward, sometimes your own, sometimes an opponent’s. And here’s the kicker: you’ll often find yourself in the strange position of helping your rivals. Whether by accident or…
SWG:Legends Friday Feature – Know Your Foe: Krayt Dragons
Legends, sharpen your vibroblades and keep your macros ready—it’s time to resurrect an old community favorite: Friday Feature – Know Your Foe. And what better way to kick things off than with one of the most infamous predators in the Star Wars galaxy: the Krayt Dragon. If you’ve just landed in SWG:Legends (or returned after years in hyperspace), consider this your survival guide. This isn’t just lore flavor—it could literally save your life in-game. What is a Krayt Dragon? Towering, venomous, and older than most Jedi Holocrons, the Krayt Dragon is the apex predator of Tatooine. These monsters are legends for a reason. Their bite contains toxic Krayt Venom, which slowly chips away at opponents—even if you think you’ve got the stats to hold your ground. In short, there’s no such thing as a “safe” Krayt encounter. Whether adolescent or ancient, these beasts demand respect. Where to Find Krayt Dragons…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Update 8-20 Breakdown
The latest Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes update dropped, and it’s not just bug fixes—it’s a buffet of farmable shards, bonus drops, and some surprisingly colorful patch notes. Version 3.0 brings new content, important adjustments, and a few laughs tucked into the dev notes. Let’s take a closer look. News Highlights First up, the galaxy’s buzzing with some notable changes: That’s right, a Jedi Master swapping places with a Resistance hero feels like the video game equivalent of a sabacc shuffle. RNG in gambling? Meet RNG in farming. Same energy. Bugs and Adjustments The devs clearly had a field day writing these patch notes. Here are the standout fixes and adjustments: And one lore-flavored highlight: the Pirates blockade in Era Battles is gone. Apparently, word of unclaimed cargo lured them away. So yes, even in patch notes, pirates can’t resist the Outer Rim equivalent of a poker jackpot. Why This…
Katee Sackhoff Opens Up: Playing Bo‑Katan in The Mandalorian “Broke” Her Confidence
Katee Sackhoff has always been known for her gritty, grounded performances—whether piloting a Viper in Battlestar Galactica or wielding a blaster as Bo‑Katan Kryze in Star Wars: The Mandalorian. But behind the helmet and the armor, something unexpected was happening: the role that made her a household name was also tearing her down. In a candid interview on her YouTube series The Sackhoff Show, the actress revealed that stepping into Bo‑Katan’s boots in live-action left her emotionally unmoored. “I lost all of my confidence after Mandalorian,” she said. “It just broke me.” Acting From the Gut… Until It Didn’t Work Sackhoff’s approach to acting has always been instinctual. She calls it “belly acting”—trusting the first impulse and diving into a character that reflects a part of herself. That method worked… until Bo-Katan. “I never felt her in my stomach,” she explained. “I didn’t know how to find her.” Unlike roles…
Paul Tassi: The Acolyte Never Actually Broke Star Wars Canon—Even After All the Drama
One year after The Acolyte was canceled, Forbes writer Paul Tassi revisited the controversy—and delivered a reminder that may surprise even the most diligent fans: the series didn’t actually break Star Wars canon. If your social feed has been ablaze with complaints about Jedi lore, Dark Side mechanics, or timeline inconsistencies, Tassi argues it’s time to take a deep breath. Showrunner Leslye Headland made a point of ensuring nothing in the narrative crossed the boundaries of canon, no matter how provocative it looked on the surface. Dissecting the Canon Controversy In his article, Tassi points out that every eyebrow-raising twist in The Acolyte holds up under scrutiny. Fans flagged details like Force mechanics, timeline alignment, and character motivations—but none, he says, truly contradicted established Star Wars lore when examined with care. On the contrary, Headland’s creative team reportedly vetted every plot point carefully. That means hypocritical or surprising storytelling doesn’t…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Vane Kit Reveal Brings Pirate Power to the Dark Side
The pirate crew in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes just got a serious boost. Vane, the sharp-tongued scoundrel from The Mandalorian and Skeleton Crew, is now entering the holotables as the latest Dark Side Tank in the Era of Piracy. And make no mistake—this guy isn’t here to collect bounties. He’s here to take your hits, steal your Taunts, and make sure his pirate buddies stay alive long enough to cash out. Let’s break down what makes Vane such a game-changer. A Pirate Tank That Won’t Go Down Without a Fight Vane joins the game as a Dark Side, Tank, Pirate, Scoundrel unit, and he’s all about resilience and utility. He’s a protector, a damage sponge, and a reliable disruptor who scales over time. Under the right leadership—especially with Galactic Legend Pirate King Hondo Ohnaka—he becomes an immovable object with some serious teeth. Whether you’re diving into the Order 66…
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Just Left PlayStation Plus—Time to Say Goodbye
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has officially exited the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. If you’ve been dragging your feet on finishing—or even starting—Cal Kestis’s latest journey, you just missed your chance to play it for free through your Extra or Premium subscription. August 19 marked its final day in the lineup, and it’s now lights out unless you’re willing to buy it outright. Cal Has Left the Building As the sequel to Jedi: Fallen Order, Jedi: Survivor has been a massive hit among fans of Star Wars video games. With tighter combat mechanics, new Force powers, more customization, and a deeper, darker narrative, it built on everything the original got right. Set five years after the first game, it throws players into a galaxy in chaos—and Cal Kestis into the thick of it. While having it available on PlayStation Plus was a huge win for subscribers, its departure was always inevitable….
Helldivers 2 Clone Troopers Mod: Bring a Galactic Army to Super Earth
There’s something oddly satisfying about turning a Helldiver squad into a full-blown Star Wars–style clone battalion. The Clone Troopers mod for Helldivers 2 does exactly that—replacing standard armor with the unmistakable look of the Grand Army of the Republic. If you’ve ever wanted to fight Terminids while looking like you just walked off Kamino’s training fields, this is the mod you’ve been waiting for. 👉 Download the Clone Troopers mod here A Star Wars Army Drops Into Helldivers 2 The Clone Wars may have ended in tragedy, but in Helldivers 2, they get a second chance. This mod swaps your Helldiver gear for authentic clone trooper armor—complete with sleek white plating, bold helmet design, and the iconic visor that screams “Republic-issued.” It’s not just a reskin; it transforms the entire feel of the battlefield. When your squad drops into bug-infested territory wearing clone armor, every firefight feels like a lost…
On This Day in Battlefront History: The Death Star Expansion Was Unleashed at Gamescom
Nine years ago today, Star Wars Battlefront fans got hit with one of the biggest announcements of the game’s era—EA and DICE unveiled the long-rumored Death Star Expansion Pack at Gamescom 2016, along with the now-legendary Battlefront X-Wing VR Mission for PlayStation VR. And suddenly, players everywhere were asking the same thing: “Wait… we can do what in space?” The Expansion That Took Us Inside the Ultimate Battle Station Up until that point, Star Wars Battlefront (2015) had done a fine job scratching that galactic war itch. But ground battles only got you so far—especially when the biggest moon-shaped gun in the galaxy was still off-limits. Enter the Death Star. The Death Star DLC delivered: It was Star Wars video game fantasy turned reality. Every element of the expansion leaned into cinematic drama, fan service, and fast-paced chaos in all the right ways. The VR Mission That Made You Feel…
Darth Revan’s First TV Appearance? It’s LEGO—And It’s Perfect
After decades of living in the realm of Star Wars legends, video games, books, and cosplays, Darth Revan has officially made his first TV appearance. No, not in a dark, brooding, live-action Disney+ series. Not yet. Instead, the iconic Knights of the Old Republic Sith Lord has been immortalized in… LEGO form. And honestly? It’s kind of brilliant. The Galactic Cameo That Changes Everything (Sort Of) In LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past, Revan shows up for a quick, delightful cameo—mask, dual lightsabers, dramatic entrance and all. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, but for longtime fans, it’s a seismic brick-built shift. We’ve waited years to see Revan on screen, and while this isn’t the gritty saga adaptation many dream of, it’s a charming wink that says, “Yes, he’s still here. And yes, we know you want more.” Why Revan in LEGO Form Just Works Let’s be…
Cameron Monaghan Returns as Cal Kestis in LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past
Cameron Monaghan is picking up his lightsaber once again—this time, in brick form. The actor, best known for bringing Jedi Knight Cal Kestis to life in the Star Wars Jedi video games, will reprise the role in LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past, arriving on Disney+ September 19, 2025. It’s a rare treat when a beloved video game character jumps mediums without losing the original voice behind them. Monaghan’s return not only keeps the continuity fans crave but also promises plenty of wry humor and heartfelt moments—yes, even in LEGO form. Cal Kestis Steps Into the LEGO Multiverse If you thought the galaxy couldn’t get any more chaotic, think again. Pieces of the Past throws Cal into a mashed-up Star Wars universe where Jedi and Sith identities get scrambled like sabacc cards in a high-stakes casino on Canto Bight. The show’s premise sees characters from…