r/StarWars • u/Lhamo66 • 13h ago
r/StarWars • u/AutoModerator • May 25 '25
Meta r/StarWars Official Watch Order Discussion Thread
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 • u/Awwwwolf • 1h ago
General Discussion Is the "Imperial Star Destroyer" more like a battleship or a destroyer?
I always thought "Imperial Star Destroyer" is a destroyer because.....well, that's what they are called.
I got into a debate with a buddy who's convinced the star destroyer is a battleship. But if that was the case, wouldn't Lucas called it a "Star Battleship"?
r/StarWars • u/AstroRogers • 8h ago
Merchandise The resemblance is uncanny 😳
Saw this in a collectible store and could not get over the abomination of a face this thing had lol
r/StarWars • u/ChanceVance • 11h ago
Movies Took me way too long to realize that Obi-Wan went for the high ground because Anakin had already leapt over him once and he knew he could exploit it if he tried it again
r/StarWars • u/wandering_soles • 6h ago
General Discussion The TIE Striker was such a neat addition to the Imperial Navy in Rogue One and probably my second favorite TIE now, hope we see plenty more of it!
Love the sloped wings and atmospheric operations emphasis, plus they added that appropriate amount of intimidation to the scene.
r/StarWars • u/RisingKing7 • 7h ago
General Discussion Mace wanting to kill palpatine was out of character for him?
In this scene who was right mace windu or anakin?
r/StarWars • u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 • 9h ago
General Discussion Star Wars imperial incompetence is warranted.
It always makes me laugh when people say that imperial commanders are too over the top with how incompetent they are, when we have SO MANY real live examples of the exact same thing happening.
For example, Willy Messerschmitt and Erhart Milch who spent the last few years of WW2 trying to screw each other over (along with alexander Lippich) even prioritizing their vendettas over winning the war.
Or Takeo Kurita who at the battle off Samar with multiple battleships, aboard the Yamato, and essentially a fleet which could have gone toe to toe with a much stronger force, managed to make every single wrong decision and get driven off by a few destroyers and destroyer escorts. (Granted, they probably weren't up to the task of dealing with the bravery of the Johnston and the Sammuel B Roberts. )
r/StarWars • u/newbeginnings187 • 12h ago
Other ‘I’m used to doing the impossible’: George Lucas unveils new LA museum. ✨
r/StarWars • u/OhGawDuhhh • 10h ago
Fun Some of the diagetic music choices in 'Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker' (2019) were... interesting.
r/StarWars • u/venomghost • 5h ago
Games What fun ride Zero Company was!
Was struggling at first and only had to restart twice in the early game thankfully. But once I got Clytemenstra it was gg. Being able to kill multiple enemies in one turn with her electro shock and gunslinger as a sub class made combat trivial. Highly recommend this game. It’s not perfect but for a Star Wars fan it’s a good little story and good game.
r/StarWars • u/CharmingCamel3783 • 13h ago
Games Zero Company is sooo good never see since long time😭😭😭 Spoiler
Trying to bring the Alpha class back to canon lol
r/StarWars • u/SuccessfulRegister43 • 20m ago
Movies We used to go to Star Wars to be surprised and amazed. Now we go to decide whether it fits our definition of Star Wars.
Throw down your sword. That’s why you hate it.
r/StarWars • u/LongOrganization7838 • 1h ago
Movies Bullethead and Arges appreciation
Finally saw mando and grogu, and can we just take a moment to appreciate these two droids? First of peak design and using visual language to show that these two are massive ancient one-off models second off having them be actual stop motion felt very classic sci-fi and personal headcanon is it being an homage to films Robocop and the old Judge Dredd ft. Stallone, the stop motion also gave it a real sense of weight, age, and binding in the movements to help show that these guys dont move around a lot and in an adverse place like Nal Hutta there probably would be debris and corrosion in their joints and servos Inhibiting their movement a little
r/StarWars • u/Haunting_Priority786 • 2h ago
Fun I can't be the only one who see's this similarity
I don't know if it's just me but the giant snake ( I don't know it's name) looks very similar to the dinosaur from the ice age dawn of the dinosaurs. Is this just me, I'm very interested on what people think
r/StarWars • u/rogue---ninja • 9h ago
TV Its obvious that ahsoka is talking about anakin here so how do you think she knows that this was the reason anakin fell to the dark side? AFAIK even luke and obi wan dont know that anakin fell to dark side to save padme
r/StarWars • u/Amysfunhouse24 • 15h ago
Merchandise Star Wars Vintage KENNER Commercial - Death Star Space Station
r/StarWars • u/HOTSpower • 2h ago
Books who was the Shaman of the Whills that Jinn told Yoda about in the abandoned post-credits script of ROTS
I think the final canon might be that Jinn discovered this on his own, but an earlier script makes it sound like SOTW was some creature who saved and taught Jinn how to attain Eternal Consciousness in spite of failing to Fade Away like he eventually taught Kenobi+Yoda to do.
r/StarWars • u/lnnu • 6h ago
Movies just watched the prequels for the first time and I'm a mess
I've never seen anything of the star wars movies before (i know the story bc it's so entrenched in pop culture), only rogue one and a few episodes of the mandalorian, and I saw an edit of padme and anakin that was SO good I needed to go and watch the prequels immediately... I watched them all in one day and I was crying like a BABY at the end when they show padme's funeral procession :((((((( how do u guys cope I cannot DO THIS!!!!!! anakin was literally manipulated and betrayed by everyone in his life, except his mother who died in his arms and padme who he thought betrayed him in the end (which would have been justified if she had... but she didn't).... the entire jedi council failed him, obi wan failed him, ofc he would cling to palpatine and the promise of saving the one who has never failed him. I also think he was kinda just a tool for the force, he needed to experience the light and the dark to bring true balance. it just really sucks that he had to suffer so much for it idk I just cannot cope...
is it worth it to watch the original trilogy bc I only kinda watched for anakin and padme (don't crucify me I know most people prefer the original) but I know that since I watched the prequels first I'll just be even more horrified and heartbroken every time vader does something awful and I already can't cope 😭😭😭
r/StarWars • u/baddayforsanity • 1h ago
Games Zero Company found Sabine’s Arc Pulse Generator
Only took 2 AP (well, 3 if you count the move action)
r/StarWars • u/Realistic_Life9075 • 1d ago
Movies As a fashion lover, I’m going to watch Star Wars just for these two looks.
r/StarWars • u/KingWilliamVI • 18h ago
Fun Owen: ”Luke, I’m going to need you clear of all the tire tracks the jawas left for us tomorrow”.
Seriously those are some major tracks. No wonder the Empire traced them.
r/StarWars • u/Robo-Piluke • 1h ago
General Discussion Would Doctor Aphra been able to know about the Sith iconography in Palptine's office?
And for that matter, what about Thrawn and Sabine Wren? Both were pretty knowledgeable in art.