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Avogwi
The Avogwi were one of two species to develop sentience on Altor 14, being predators to their reptilian peers, the Nuiwits, though also falling far behind the the tech race, ultimately losing them ownership of their own homeworld.
Nuiwit
The Nuiwits were one of two species to develop sentience on Altor 14, being prey to their avian peers, the Avogwi, though also becoming much more advanced in a short span of time.
Tallimarian
It took almost a decade for this TLJ species to be named (which is honestly still better than about half of the alien Canto Bight patrons), and I’m just glad it never turned out to be a weird adaptation of a female Cerean!
Gueal
A species that technically may not exist within the Star Wars universe at all, seeing as they’re one of the exclusive designs to come from “Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas,” though as long as there’s even a chance, I will still write about them.
Sikurdian
Leave it to Star Wars to create such goofy looking alien designs attached to some of the darkest backstories you could imagine.
Buktari
A species that went unnamed for far too long as it was discovered their name had been nonchalantly revealed by Leland Chee in a Jake Lunt Davies Instagram comment section yet had gone unseen for a whopping two years!
Gorach
This is the tale of a species whose Legend may have far outweighed their actual existence, portrayed as vicious conquerors from a bygone millennia who may have been nothing more than a dying race of artists.
Cusverian
One of the many species to come from “The Acolyte” and subsequently be named within its associated VG, the Cusverians are one of the more generic of the show’s designs.
Dobatan
A mysterious species introduced briefly within the “Star Wars: Beyond Victory” VR/AR experience that we only get a brief glimpse of, though what we see looks very… Keteerian-like?
Krantian
A little-known species known primarily for their inclusion within Galactic Battlegrounds who actually possess a rather triumphant tale that one hopes will, in at least some capacity, be adapted into the Canon continuity someday!
Campi
The Campis are surprisingly one of the only 3-armed humanoids within the entire franchise, save for maybe Star Wars Legends’ Oblee. As of the initial publishing of this article, we’ve just now been introduced to them, though I doubt we’ve seen the last.
Brayan
This humanoid species hails from a world known by some as “The Planet of Eternal Night,” leading to their rather extreme features, though they remain the least unsettling thing on a planet also inhabited by literal space vampires.
Rendellian
An avian-ish humanoid species whose canonicity is technically dubious given the nature of their one and only appearance within “Tales from the Death Star.”
Tolgroat
One of the only named species to originate from “Star Wars: Visions” so far, identified thanks to a blurry, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it shot of concept art from the “I Am Your Mother” Filmmaker Focus on Disney+!
Shorwilt
One of my favorite species to originate from the “The Acolyte” live action television series, the Shorwilts hide a rather interesting anatomical feature that could give them the upper hand in dire situations.
Do or do not, there is no try.
“The story being told in Star Wars is a classic one. Every few hundred years, the story is retold because we have a tendency to do the same things over and over again. Power corrupts, and when you’re in charge, you start doing things that you think are right, but they’re actually not.”
– George Lucas
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