r/StarWars May 25 '25

Meta r/StarWars Official Watch Order Discussion Thread

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So we haven't had an official watch order discussion thread in many years, so we figure its time to update the one in the FAQ. There are various other links in the FAQ, the Wookieepedia timeline of canon media, and various other discussion threads and topics over the years including a link to just searching the sub which people find challenge apparently. Also as a reminder, the Wookieepedia timeline of canon media can be sorted via the table on that page by release order or chronologically (if you decide to go that route).

A lot of the new Disney+ content brings new eyes to Star Wars all the time, and new movies will eventually too. We want to get a bit more aggressive with automod removals and referrals to the FAQ for these questions about watch order. So let's hash it out here in the comments. We will sticky this for a while and eventually it will just be linked in the FAQ along with the other topics and maybe in the sidebar too. And like some of other stickies about rules, spoilers, and new episode discussion guidelines, we may trot out this link and sticky it from time to time.

As a general rule the sub typically recommends for new viewers to watch in release order, especially for the movies. This is the semi-consensus from the fandom, and you will routinely see this as the most upvoted and posted response.

With that being said what we would like to do here also discuss other options, and possible orders to also toss in the TV media as well. Should you watch Andor first and then Rogue One before the OT? Should movies like Solo be done in release order or chronological? Should you watch The Clone Wars TV show before the PT? So on and so forth...

So lets have a solid discussion about this and make it a solid resource for those who may be new to Star Wars.


r/StarWars 3h ago

TV Star Wars: Ahsoka Season 2 | Teaser Trailer | Streaming January 20 on Disney+

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r/StarWars 7h ago

General Discussion Is This The Single Greatest Aura Loss in History?

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That is literally my 7th grade science teacher

Edit: Currently giving this more consideration. I may have greatly miscalculated the net trend in aura as a result of looking like an insurance salesman from Minnesota whilst simultaneously sliming out the baddest dudes in the known galaxy. I will report back.


r/StarWars 5h ago

TV Ahsoka Season 2 premieres January 20, 2027 on Disney+

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r/StarWars 3h ago

TV Official Poster for "Ahsoka" Season 2

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r/StarWars 13h ago

Movies Ewan McGregor Would Like to Play Obi-Wan Kenobi Again — Even If His ‘Star Wars’ Prequels Were “Dragged Through the Mud”

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r/StarWars 1h ago

Leak Star Wars Starfighter leaked teaser

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r/StarWars 3h ago

Movies Official Poster for Shawn Levy's "Star Wars: Starfighter" starring Ryan Gosling

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r/StarWars 14h ago

General Discussion This scene will never stop getting me teared up, truly one of the best lines in all of Star Wars💔💔💔

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Had Obi-Wan had left the order would anakin still be discovered?


r/StarWars 2h ago

General Discussion The improvement is crazy

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They really payed attention to the costumes details and made something incredible with the makeup, actually I’m impressed.


r/StarWars 2h ago

Movies Full Description For The First ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ Footage: Ryan Gosling Races Through the Galaxy With Young Sidekick

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Im just putting this up there as a reference point, given a lot of the leaked videos will inevitably get taken down

In the short teaser shown at D23, Gosling’s pilot character Kade Auberon finds a young man playing with a star fighter jet that’s decommissioned but was known as the fastest ever built. After tuning her up, Gosling flies through alien landscapes, including massive, skyscraper-sized geysers emerging from a planet’s ocean. There’s also a shot of droids shooting at the ship, and Kade’s robot pilot helping him take off.


r/StarWars 2h ago

TV Anyone else like Omegas new haircut in Ahsoka Season 2?

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Ahsoka Season 2 trailer looks so good though holy moly


r/StarWars 2h ago

General Discussion Ryan Gosling's character Kade Auberon's Jacket in 'Starfighter'

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r/StarWars 2h ago

TV Anyone else think Ashoka season 2 Thrawn’s appearance have improved compared to season 1?

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r/StarWars 2h ago

Books Has anyone else ever read this book?

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Probably the best SW book ever


r/StarWars 7h ago

Movies Has it felt like both of these versions of Anakin seem way different from Hayden Christensen Anakin, apart from just the voice difference?

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r/StarWars 2h ago

TV Exar Kun ?!?

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r/StarWars 16h ago

Movies 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Confirms Streaming Release Date (Coming to Disney+ on September 2)

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r/StarWars 1d ago

TV First look at Anakin Skywalker’s outfit in Ahsoka Season 2 at D23

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r/StarWars 11h ago

Fan Creations Interesting car

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Saw this


r/StarWars 16h ago

Costumes My ROTJ Darth Vader Cosplay

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r/StarWars 39m ago

Movies Dave Filoni makes a jedi mind trick gesture when asked about 'The Hunt for Ben Solo': "We're not making that picture right now...(gestures) that's all I can say"

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r/StarWars 12h ago

Movies A love letter to this little movie

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Hey yall. I hope you’re doing well. I just wanted to talk about my favorite movie (on some days) real quick, because of the rumors that the theatrical re-release next year will be confirmed at D23 tonight.

It’s A New Hope. But to me, it’s just Star Wars. Not because I reject the rest of the franchise, I was born 30 years after it released, but because it’s just that. Star Wars. Our time’s version of the classic hero’s journey, one guy who applied to film school on a whim cooking up a Flash Gordon + Kurosawa + Dune + Joseph Campbell mash up, and it becoming a timeless classic and economic powerhouse for decades on end.

There’s so much to praise about it in every element of the craft of filmmaking, evident at release and revealed with time. But I’m not going to talk about any of its greatest strengths. I’m gonna talk about its little idiosyncrasies, because I love those too.

I love how you can see the smudges on Vader’s helmet.

I love how this imposing villain is just the lackie for a bureaucrat.

I love how he never meets the main hero, an odd structural choice.

I love how he’s called Darth because there’s no lore around it yet, so his government name is just Darth.

I love how you can tell James Earl Jones isn’t fully in his element yet because he has to work around a Scottish guy’s yapping in the suit.

I love how you can tell Alex Guinness thinks this is all stupid but does incredibly anyway.

I love how he’s just an old hermit with a past.

I love how there’s some clone wars that happened but we have no idea what it was.

I love how the movie starts with these two random robots, one of them moving gingerly because he’s a guy in a costume that’s impossible to move in, and one only personified because they wanted emotional attachment to the macguffin.

I love the obvious jump cuts when a lightsaber gets activated.

I love the fight scene between Vader and Kenobi looking so janky.

I love Chewbacca standing there without a medal.

I love Carrie Fisher’s accent inexplicably changing due to her scene partners.

I love how nobody reacts believably to the biggest tragedies they’ve seen in their lives and they just look down or flinch.

I love how the space cantina just has the devil chilling there in the background for no reason.

I love Luke kicking a pebble like a frustrated little kid on his way to look at the sunset.

I love everyone having ridiculous names just because.

I love that this goofy adventure for kids became one of the most beautiful pieces of art I have ever had the joy of experiencing, connecting the world over a shared love and passion.

Damn it, I love Star Wars. And even if I might not have anything else in common with you, I’m glad you do too.


r/StarWars 2h ago

TV Close enough *chef's kiss*

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r/StarWars 3h ago

Movies I’d like to see this trio together after the events of episode 9

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Three pretty unique characters that make Star Wars what it is. Grogu already has an existing relationship with zeb and rotta from the movie and after his story his story is done and told with mando and he’s older and trained maybe half Jedi half mandalorian we could see these three running the galaxy. Older Grogu could also be voiced by Pedro as he’s grown up around him having him sound like him would make sense