One of a handful of multi-headed species in the Star Wars universe, each Dyclops did possess two identities, but also shared sensations and information between each of their heads.

The second most popular green rabbit species in Star Wars were actually a developing race of religious, subterranean lepus who had a strong connection to the force and a habit of being conquered.

This star-nosed mole looking species is still rather mysterious, but more and more is being revealed about their apparent subterranean mining, Empire- loving ways.

A relatively new species (or potentially not), with a rather unique story behind how they were identified and where they were first technically revealed.

This Near-Human species has a long history and strong relationship with the Alderaanians, ultimately resulting in a unique hybrid subspecies.

As far as Human-passing species go, the Keshians are rather unique, with special eyes that allow them to perceive every possible wavelength on the radioactive spectrum!

One of the new species created specifically for The High Republic, the Aloxians have quickly solidified themselves thanks to their unique design and gripping lore!

An intelligent amphibious species with a complex extrasensory organ system, unique and advanced technologies, and a pseudo-monopoly on the intergalactic crime lord market.

If “Shrek” was in Star Wars, he would most definitely be a Muttani, a sickly colored, disease-carrying, ogre-like sentient species.

If you want to talk about an obscure Star Wars species that still has an illustration, then look no further than the Mostlaa and their lone 1993 appearance!