One of the most tragic species in Star Wars Legends, with their debut in Canon via the High Republic comes the chance for even more tragedy or a much more uplifting outcome this time around.

The amphibious Mythrol were known for their intense musky excretions, as well as their 3-stage fledgling life cycle that, via molting, drastically changed their appearance over the course of their life.

All you really need to know about the Hoopaloo is that they were a race of large, talking parrot people and yes, they are 100% Canon.

A rather unremarkable species, the Er’kit have maintained approximately the same lore across both Canon and Legends, seldom popping up in any media since Episode I: The Phantom Menace.

The Octeroid’s striking and often menacing appearance does not exactly align with their reputation as a race of gentle giants, simply attempting to observe all of the wonders the vast galaxy has to offer.

Are the Ozrelanso just Twi’leks? No. Are they related to Twi’leks? Possibly. Are they one of the few species in the Star Wars universe to possess true Lekku? Absolutely!

Almost every Patrolian we’ve observed so far as fallen into some sort of criminal lifestyle, leading many to suspect that their homeworld of Patrolia is quite lawless or they are simply just born naturally criminalistic.

The Zexx were a massive, brutish species exploited for their extensive strength and low intelligence, similar to another almost identical, yet distant species known as the Esoomians.

A fairly standard Near-Human species, not much is known about the Czerialans aside from the fact that they and their homeworld, Czerialus, were subject to an intensive Imperial occupation.

Whether they are most closely related to sand fleas, pill bugs, or shrimp, the Peasles were a small race of sentient arthropods found all across the galaxy.