The Republic is most prominently portrayed in the prequel trilogy of films in the Star Wars franchise. The Galactic Republic, often referred to as simply the Republic, is an interstellar state depicted in the fictional Star Wars universe, where it existed prior to the establishment of the Galactic Empire. 10 Galaxy Map By Henry Berberg And Dr.Reorganized 19 BBY, into the Galactic EmpireĬonfederacy of Independent Systems (Separatists) These maps will help readers navigate their spice freighters while avoiding any Imperial or First Order entanglements. Longtime fans are still sorting out the details. The galaxy expanded. material while reframing and reorganizing some of the planets, such as Mimban. Disney's new continuity wiped away some of the B.C. period consists of Episodes VII-IX, Solo: A Star Wars Story and Rogue One films, The Mandalorian, The Clone Wars, Rebels, Resistance, Blips, Forces of Destiny, Galaxy of Adventures, and Roll Out cartoons and shorts. Lucas sold the property to the Walt Disney Company. From 2012 to present, the A.D. RELATED: The 10 Weirdest Star Wars Comics Ever Published Interest in Star Wars waned between films during this period, but comic books and novels kept pushing the narrative. As the line grew, Lucasfilm did its best to ensure continuity and create maps of the galaxy that made sense to hardcore and casual readers. The novel, Splinter of the Mind's Eye by Star Wars by Dean Foster, introduced readers to the swamp planet Mimban. Marvel Comics created new stories and new worlds.
In these early days, it was like the Wild West. When George Lucas owned the property from roughly 1977-2012 B.C., the Expanded Universe was cobbled together using a galaxy immortalized in Episodes I-VI, the multi-media Shadows of the Empire event, the Ewok Adventures films, Droids and Ewoks cartoons, and the maligned Holiday Special. Marvel, Dark Horse, Blackthorne comics, Bantam Books, audiobooks, and much more added to the now-abandoned original canon. Let's call them "Before Cash-Out," or B.C., and "After Disney," or A.D. For argument, there are two distinct phases for Star Wars lore.
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