Fans fell in love with Grogu the moment he made his first appearance, with the character initially dubbed “Baby Yoda”. Grogu's childhood innocence and potential as a Jedi have made him very interesting and adorable in equal measure, and fans haven't finished following the boy's adventures. Chewbacca is by no means an unpopular character in Star Wars, even though he has mostly played supporting roles. As Han Solo's sidekick, Chewie has been the former's constant companion, to the point where he was there to witness Han in his final moments.
There is no doubt that R2-D2 is everyone's favorite Star Wars droid, and the character shares with C-3PO the honor of being in every movie in the Skywalker saga. R2-D2 is more of a pet than anything else, which is why it has such a large fanbase. The public largely views R2-D2 as representing the peculiar universe that is supposed to be Star Wars. In addition, the droid can fit into any backdrop of the story and make sense, since its function is to be next to the heroes with the intention of providing some kind of necessary information.
Rarely has a new character been so successful, but Din Djarin is proof that Star Wars can shine very well under the Disney flag. The Mandalorian is an excellent example of a tough character with a huge heart, as he is Grogue's protector, in addition to his role as a bounty hunter. Han Solo, the coolest protagonist of the series, is Harrison's most iconic character, and he remains an antihero throughout his story that fans loved. He was the dishonest and unorthodox hero who balanced Luke's attitude by the rules, and the series perfected this duo in a big way.
Greedo is a rhodium bounty hunter in the service of Jabba the Hutt; although no one takes him too seriously, he believes himself an expert and infallible big shot. In Mos Eisley's canteen, in A New Hope, he tries to shoot Han Solo, but is killed by the smuggler. Next on our list of the best Star Wars characters is Darth Nihilus. Darth Nihilus was a human Sith Lord who played a key role in eliminating the Jedi in 3951 ABY.
It had the unique ability to absorb the power of all beings or objects, which led to the fact that it stole or destroyed not only living beings but entire planets of its power, such as Katarr, a colony of the Miraluka. Obi-Wan Kenobi is the oldest statesman in the Star Wars universe, he teaches Luke the path of the Force and is fundamental to everything good about the Rebel Alliance. He sacrificed his life for the good of the good, and his wise advice helps Luke destroy the Death Star. In his youth, he was also a badass, something we saw in the television series Obi-Wan Kenobi, starring Ewan McGregor.
The iconic design of the oldest Jedi master and Luke Skywalker's small and faithful trainer was created by legendary film makeup artist Stuart Freeborn. He based it on a mix of Albert Einstein's face and his own. Yoda may be a small, green guy, but look up at an image of Freeborn and you'll see that the resemblance is amazing. Han Solo's faithful co-pilot was actually based on George Lucas's dog, a huge Alaskan Malamute named Indiana.
Apparently, she sat in the front passenger seat when Lucas was driving and people mistook her for a person. The Mandalorian hasn't been in Star Wars that long, but he's already established himself as a classic character. This is due to the Jon Favreau series, which touches all of our Star Wars buttons. Mando is played by Pedro Pascal and is a bounty hunter whose job is to protect Baby Yoda.
It's monosyllabic at times, but we love everything about it. We're going to have more Mandalorian, with a third season in the works. Yes, we know that he is not actually called Baby Yoda, but even though we now know his real name (Grogu), he will always be Baby Yoda for us. Grogu, the cutest thing in the Star Wars universe who can be forgiven for causing genocide by eating Lady Frog's eggs, is a fantastic addition to Star Wars.
Lando is the coolest character in the Star Wars universe. Originally played by Billy Dee Williams (reprised the role in Episode IX) and effortlessly played by Donald Glover in the underappreciated Solo spin-off, the character is a scoundrel (like Han Solo) who just wants to fend for himself, sells the Star Wars equipment to Darth Vader, but ultimately helps save the galaxy. However, he does it with a great cape, so everything is fine. Jabba The Hut is a grotesque crime lord whose role in Star Wars is intrinsically related to Han Solo in Star Wars.
He only owed money to Hutt, so he sends Boba Fett to search for him and capture him, which he does, in carbon. Although he first appeared in Jedi, part of George Lucas' changes in the original trilogy meant that we also saw him in A New Hope. Star Wars has a habit of casting hardcore British actors, so it was fantastic to see Christopher Lee as Count Dooku. What wasn't so fantastic was that he appeared in one of the worst Star Wars movies (luckily, he also appeared in Revenge of the Sith).
Fortunately, his seriousness and acting threat were perfect for the former Jedi Master who trained with Master Yoda and, in fact, trained Qui-Gon Jinn. The Dark Side, turned into the son of General Leia and Han Solo, formerly known as Ben Solo, is a villain we can't help but love. He's a terrifying and cruel character, but he's also vulnerable and human. One such human defect is being prone to tantrums; you'd be forgiven for thinking he was a teenager for that reason, but he's actually older.
In a tweet since then, a member of the Lucasfilm Story Group confirmed that he was between 29 and 30 years old. Perhaps responsible for most of the memes that come out of Star Wars, Obi-Wan is, however, a comforting presence for fans. But who doesn't love the rude old guy who curses in front of the kids and spends his day like crazy? Add in the adventurous heart this little droid has demonstrated, and it's no wonder it's become a fan favorite. He participates in the Clone War and is killed by his clone soldiers in Mygeeto after the issuance of Order 66.
Luke was the substitute for the audience in the Star Wars universe, going from being a naive child on Tatooine to a true Jedi who became a legendary Master of the Force. Jyn dies in Scarif after being hit by the shock wave that causes the destruction of an imperial base on the planet due to lightning from the Death Star. But by the time the Clone Wars animated series ended, Ahsoka had become one of the most loved characters in Star Wars thanks to the character's growth over the years. He has also had to endure the C-3P0 in all the Star Wars movies and, for that, he deserves a medal.
While Luke Skywalker was walking around Tatooine crying because he couldn't go to town to buy energy converters, his twin sister Leia Organa was participating in a battle against the Empire to bring the Death Star plans to the central command. Grand Admiral Thrawn, whose full name is Mitth'Raw'nuruodo, is a character from the Star Wars sci-fi universe. In all versions of his story, Asajj appears as Count Dooku's agent during the Clone War, characterized by fighting with two light-sabers with a curved handle and a tough opponent for Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi. .
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