The franchise "Starwell War" takes place in one of the best fictional universes in film history. It is an expansive and lived in a world that can support countless different stories of all sorts of tones-by Kid-friendly pirate adventure of "Skeleton" to Andor's tense political intrigue.

Ever since Obi-Van Kenobi told Luke Skywalker that his father had been fighting in the clone wars, without elaborating in the first film "War of Starvers", the property expanded his myths and Oreubov, introducing legends, mythical figures and much more. The films "War of Starwells" also explored the fall of EDDI as they left it on various comics, video games, novels and TV series to respond to many other galaxy mysteries away, far away.

Indeed, although there are many things that are explained to the universe "War of Starvars" - sometimes good, sometimes very weak (Cough, Name of Jan Solo) - There are still many mysteries and unanswered issues that have yet to be addressed. It includes such things as it is exactly in the unknown regions, the name and origin of the species of Yoda, which are really the wolves of Lot, and much more.

Then there is the great villain of the franchise: SIT. They provided some of the most iconic antagonists in the cinema such as Darth Weer, Darth Maul and Darth Siddis, but are still wrapped in mystery. While the Prequel trilogy of George Lucas showed the elevation of SIT's power, those films barely entered the Their true philosophybeliefs, or more backstew.

However, during the day, there was a great mystery about what exactly "SIT" is. After all, the word was originally used only in a stage that was eventually cut from the first film "War of Starvars" before it was later involved in the novel, in which Wader was described as a "dark master of SIT" without any context for its meaning. We haven't learned anymore yet. Meanwhile, comics and novels in the expanded universe (which is now officially known as legends of "Starwell War") have provided his story of the origin of SIT - the one that may or cannot be seen as canonical The movie "Dawn of EDI" by Jameses Mangold.

Although we now know a lot about the origin of SIT as a former Eddie's scattering group, the Canon "War of Starvali" is not so clear to another question from often: Why do so so much go by the Darth Monitor, and what does that mean exactly?