Considered by some to be the discount Trandoshans, the Kassk have seldom been explored but may still have been linked to another, similarly off-brand Wookiee species, known as the Hassk.

The Freckers were designed to be the perfect assassins, as they were small, quick, and equipped with sharp claws as well as an unparalleled lust for blood.

Benefiting greatly from the intergalactic podracing association, the Majan race welcomed offworlders to their mysterious and potentially deadly world.

Not many species have more tendrils than the Lowen, although that’s essentially the extent of notable features regarding these near-humans.

The Shikitari were an incredibly complex species with a unique lifecycle/stages, only one of which they were truly sentient, as well as an appearance that was unique to each individual instance.

Armor clad and possibly sporting cybernetic augmentations, the Demirians came under siege when the First Order arrived on Demir, hoping to take their sweet, sweet iron.

Out of all of the Canon species not to appear in a Star Wars TV show or film, the Kudon may have suffered the most, enslaved at the hands of the CIS, the Empire, and possibly even the First Order.

Unlike most rich species, the shrewd Squalris didn’t resort to becoming crime lords, instead simply becoming some of the greatest bargainers and socialites in the galaxy.

The Tectozin have one of my favorite alien designs in all of Star Wars Canon, and there is a lot of potential room for their species to be explored further on down the line!

Part feline, but mostly humanoid, this pink and purple pigmented species had nearly unparalleled agility that was vastly underutilized.