The first words that someone ever saw when George Lucas brought the "Starwells War" in the world in 1977, "a long time ago in a galaxy away, away." These words docked everything that came in nearly 50 years since. It's really a huge galaxy, full of wild species, Huge and memorable planets for othersAnd endless miracles. But what does that galaxy look like? How big is it? We now have an answer to that question.

Lucasfilm has released a new, official map of the Galaxy "War of Starwells" through Starwars.comthat you can check above. That is, in a word, impressive. (With two words? Most impressive.) We can see everything from the basic worlds, such as Coruscant all the way to unknown regions containing Planets like the sitt -the sight of Eggol. We even see how huge the so -called Hout's space, As in ABABA HUT and the crime of crimeis. And it's just scratching the surface. A hardcore fan can spend hours investigating this job. Lucasfilm explained why the map is first generated and explained that it will be updated in the future as the galaxy continues to spread.

The Galaxy "Starwells War" contains billions of Starsevils and is home to trillion creatures living on millions of worlds driven over millennia in galactic history by the Republic, the Empire and the new republic. That is the setting of countless stories of good and evil, chronically in the films "War of Starvells", TV shows, video games, books, comics and much more.

This page, originally created as an online companion for the 2009 reference book "War of Starwells": The essential Atlas, collects key maps and documents of interest to galactic cartography students. Mark it and check for updates from Galaxy away, away!

Watching this map is a reminder of how great the "War of Starwells" galaxy is. Indeed, between films, shows, comics, books and video games, the overall franchise is colossal, lasts thousands of years at this point. It's just bigger to a day, With things like an era "high republic" Constantly expanding our understanding of the galaxy by introducing new characters, species and planets.

What this does not touch is The whole second galaxy that was introduced in season 1 AhsokaBut that's a conversation for another time. Mostly, it is only impressive to think that a team in Lucasfilm had to put classes of thinking and design on this map to offer fans a better understanding of the franchise as a whole. And looking at the map, it is also difficult not to feel like there is much more to explore, although the "war on the Starvars" can often make the galaxy feel small by focusing on the same characters, the same planets, etc., despite having literally infinite research opportunities. Again, it's a bigger conversation for a different place.

As for the future of the Galaxy concerned, the announcement of director Jonon Javrej "Mandalorian and Groogo" will be announced next year, which will bring Mando and Baby Joda from Disney+ on the big screen. We also got Ryan Gosling-Extra "Starvells War: Starfighter", which promises to open a new era for the franchiseGalaxy research approximately five years after the "Skywalker's Rise" events. Directed by John Levy, it should hit theaters in 2027. And on the TV page, Dave Philoni is currently busy filming Ahsoka Season 2.

"Mandalorian & Grogu" should hit theaters on 22.05.2026.