The 9 Other Galaxies In Star Wars Legends Star Wars
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2017
- That's right guys, there is more than one galaxy in the Star Wars universe. Watch to find out how many.
Today we dive DEEP into some weird lore, and we look a the 9 galaxies that exist and are named within the Expanded Universe. We're digging deep into comics, old TV shows, and legends books for some of these... plus... The Clone Wars. If you've ever wondered how many galaxies there are in Star Wars, whether there are other galaxies, where the Yuuzhan Vong came from, what the Rishi Maze is, or where the Firethis is for you! - Розваги
Universe is so big that its very possible that real space battles are going on somewhere in a galaxy far far away
Hieroglyphics ! Think about this, if the universe is infinite, then there is a 100% chance that some farm boy is about to blow up a Death Star
No it's far more likely that any lifeforms that hate other lifeforms don't EVER use ships to fight other ships, nor do they use weapons that fire light, heat, or metal when there is tons of rock available to simply throw at a target. Star Destroyers are manned by morons. The Star Destroyers have tractor beams, simply grab a huge fookin asteroid, toss it at Hoth and laugh as the Rebels all die.
Gh0stthatwalks
As a note, if you want to eventually use the planet your enemy is on. Throwing an asteroid at it is the last thing you would ever do.
Hieroglyphics ! In another galaxy
@@Gh0stthatwalks wow..and this comment is made by a super pessimistic individual who doesn't get what the author of original comment was getting at...take a pill, chill..or take 30 and chill for good...
Damn, Legends can get weird.
Not weird HUGE.
Nick Ducote it's fan fiction that got published
Yeah, that's a major reason why I'm glad Disney declared it non-canon. There are some great stories in it and I'm glad they're porting them over, but many of the stories are corny, crappy stories.
Nick Ducote damn straight😎
Jacob I also think that most of These stories aren’t well thought of and it’s obvious that the creators didn’t put much time in some of these tellings. But still, I would have LOVED to see the Vong Invasion in 4K with high quality animation in an official Star Wars movie! That would have been lit!
Heres a bit of an interesting fact you didn't seem to clarify: the Star Wars Galaxy is never referred by-name by its inhabitants at all, the only people that do give it a name is the inhabitants of Companion Besh _"Firefist"_ ; the Nokai who live in _Firefist_ refer to the main galaxy as _"Skyriver"_ which is the closest we've gotten to an official name for The Galaxy proper.
I never knew this, I honestly had no idea. I just thought people said, the star wars galaxy to make sure everyone knew which they meanr
Damn that's neat
Well there is a name of the Galaxy, it is called "Far far away", as is always mentioned in every Star Wars intro.
@@ArghyadeepPal I wouldn't at all say that's its name
actually, the easter egg of ET being there sprouts back to when ET was trick or treating with the kids he ran into someone dressed as Yoda. He pointed at him and screamed "HOME!! Home! Hooome!" I know still an Easter egg from both Lucas and Spielberg but I liked the small connection they both made to eachother's work.
I always notice that connection between the two movie sets that some times made me wonder if the Star Wars Galaxy is Andromeda.
@@Seriona1 , if that is the case then somehow star trek is also connected via a alternate timeline
@@MissionReloadedGaming how so?
@@rhydianmorgan8132 Because ET recognized the species and was asking for a ride home.
Then maybe we are in the unknown regions and yodas species is 2! And if that's true than the mandalorian might explore them
Watching the main galaxy's systems and some remnant successors of the Empire unite against an invading Yuuzan Vong force would've been much cooler than a remake of ANH.....
Absolutely. The book series was gripping.
SonoftheWay35 IKR!!!!!!!
Not
Oooh, edgy looking aliens from another galaxy that are immune to most force attacks and hate technology while using bio-technology.
Sorry but no. It works better in a comic book or maybe even a cartoon. Not as a main movie. George Lucas himself didn't give a damn about most of the EU. Why would they make a movie in a franchise that Lucas created, about a story that Lucas had nothing to do with and cared nothing about?
@@Mechaghostman2 They could've made them not ''edgy looking'' and threw out the immune to force attacks thing.
It would've been more interesting than what we got.
theres a small throw away in the plaguies novel where he says something about the banking clan's arm reaches to the nearest star cluster.
if you go back to the first Timothy Zahn book Luke is drinking hot chocolate which is hinted to have come from Earth which I've always thought was far out in the tangile arm of the unknown regions or wild space region
Don't bring that up, that annoyed me so much, even with the newer copy of the book, in which Zahn explains a lot of stuff in foot notes.
Lando showed him how to make it so who knows where Lando was :D
Earth ain't here lol... the literal first thing the movies tell you
There was also that one unnamed galaxy to the galactic north where that one sentient ship came from that Luke and Leia found in the intergalactic void.
Briefly Alderaan? It was around for several million years xD
General Grievous1138 I agree
Still an lol
General Grievous1138 well not when we were first introduced to Star Wars. It was around for maybe 20-30 minutes. Technically.
General Grievous1138 that is briefly for planets
General Grievous1138 than one boob shaped super weapon came an ruined it all
I, personally, would love to see the abominor in the main cannon. just imagine, scrounging around in a junkyard for a starship part, and the junkyard asks you to stop, then rising up to admonish you for theft.
Alderaan's still here...just expanding it's territories
So shiny so chrome!
Galaxies have giant black holes in the middle.
Wrong...its theorized to be the case. Not 100% verified to be whats in the centre of a galaxy
That's NASA's sci-fi...
@@johnnyscifi it has been proven there is a blackhole in the midle of most galaxy's
@@johnnyscifi
An academic theory is a field of study, not a guess. Germ theory is still "just a theory".
Galaxies have super massive black holes at the center of them. That's why we see stars zipping around at a pretty high fraction of the speed of light near the center.
Just like my mother-in-law
Ba-dum!! 🥁
What galaxy are they in at the end of Empire Strikes Back? Is that the Star wars galaxy that can be seen in the viewscreen?
They should have made it static in the Special Editions though. The distance those stars are moving would mean they'd have to be moving close to the speed of light :-)
you know how vader had eyebrows in episode 6?
yeah, basically
I always considered it to be a sun with a gas cluster and debris around. Like your solar system in its early stage
its meant to be the Starwars Galaxy.
It’s probably the one with the rebel base
that image you cite in attack of the clones with the main galaxy flanked by the other two brings refracted images to mind.
Our galaxy actually also has several different smaller galaxies orbiting it. Most notably the large and small Magellanic Clouds (though maybe they don't actually orbit). It's theorized that they're remanents of older galaxies that our galaxy absorbed billions of years ago. So in a few billion years we'll have another galaxy orbiting the new galaxy that will be created when the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies collide.
I didn't know much about other galaxies just that the vong were from one danke laddie
"They're really distinguishable by their hair, which always stands up and is jet black."
EckhartsLadder Today's video was so fantastic, one of the best star wars uploads I have ever seen, really enjoyed! :)
:)
Even at the speed of light, how many hundreds of years would it take to go to that Galaxy even if it's the closest one...
Going to a star that is maybe 4 light years away, would take 4 years going at the speed of light
SuperNovaGaming i know
that's why i said, even at star wars standards intergalactic travel is super unreal
it takes the falcon 2 hours to travel almost all the way to the other side of the galaxy.....so maybe only a few weeks or months maybe even a year or 5.
Hyperdrive actually is a pocket dimension (not sure if legends or canon) and allow ships to travel in a dimension that is like the nether in mine craft. Take 1 step inside gets you 5 steps in the normal galaxy. So not only they travel at the speed of light they also jump through a pocket dimension, so it's easily possible, but it's going to take much longer than going from one side of the galaxy to the other.
I found your channel recently and i love your quality content, keep it up man ;)
How fast can their ships fly? At the end of empire strikes back they rescue Luke from Cloud City, and in the time it takes for Luke to get a robot hand they're in the middle of intergalactic space. If their hyper drives are that fast screw fighting the Empire just pack all your stuff get in the ship and leave.
L Plunk they can’t. There was a hyperspace anomaly that stopped them from leaving the galaxy unless they found a little hole like the yuzang zohgn (haha ik my spelling is trash)
They werent putside the galaxy. They were looking at a proto star forming from the remains of alderaan
I really hope someone invents a spaceship with FTL capabilities in my life time! I know chances are pretty slim, but humans are very intelligent and all it takes is for ONE gifted individual to make a revolutionary discovery! I want to travel the stars and see what and who is all out there...
@@joshglover2370 If all the billionaires out there would team up and used their combined fortunes to seriously pursue that goal we'd probably have it in a couple of decades. Sadly that won't ever happen tho :(
@@DarthVraak that's not possible
Awesome video Eckhart! Lore heavy are the best vids.
yeah
I'm so mad I'm just now discovering this channel but so glad I did. There's hundreds of channels with well known star wars info, but you get so in depth with your content that I, a solid level Star Wars nerd, am getting educated with every new video I click on. Thank you for this channel!!! 👍
suspicions comfirmed! The E.T. Aliens have the BEST HYPERDRIVES in the Universe, then again that was a really long time ago so all of the major factions could have similar engines nowadays.
Does Earth exist somewhere in Star Wars Univers?
André Henrique: Its possible, but in the Star Wars universe Coruscant is believed to be the birth place home world for Humans. lol
Prof. Oak: That's Cool!
Chris Manaloe it doesn't though, it makes it fun to know that Star Wars is happening in our universe, and that one day we might be a part of it
It could exist within our galaxy but in theory it is impossible due to the laws of physics being slightly different, all galaxies within our universe have to share the same laws of physics, if not then the galaxy cant exist within our universe
"Along time ago"-its on our timeline "in a galaxy far far away"- it's in a galaxy that is in the same universe and is far away from earth as a reference point in universe.
Darth Nihl from legacy comes from another galaxy
Did he?
I always thought the Ssi-ruu were from Aurek, but upon a refresher they aren't :( Just one of the many outer-rim/Unknown space races. (Sure have a lot of races and consortiums for it being unknown.)
Your content is great man, keep up the good work.
What is up with the Madaloreains? They just go where ever there is anything related with battle. I know that they are a war clan, but going to another galaxy to take back a home world of a different race?
Yeah my favorite Jedi is a Madalorian.
Mandalorian*
The Meddite yep they are some good dudes
They have not been a single race for like eons, Mandalorian is an idea that many races share
Gh0stthatwalks
Isn't that legend?
Another great video. Well done!
E.T in SW was just returned favor because there was Yoda in E.T
I love that you specified what a universe, galxy and solar system are
Are there force sensitive individuals in the other star wars galaxies or only in the main galaxy where much of the stories take place?
Goove87 YES.
Yuuzan Vong got stripped of the force
So it could be counted as legends canon but the rishi maze also held or holds some strange mysterious species who seem to know the sith language, rakata and gree. In the old republic mmo theres a quest only sith inquisitors get on the planet of rishi involving the rishi maze and some arays that were built by a member of the sphere of ancient knowledge. Whoever the species was contacted the member and gave him information on how to improve the arays. They also stated they needed someone who was "twice transmuted and reborn by the mother." Only the latest addition to the sith empire dark council Darth Nox fit the description. The arays when used in conjunction with Nox's particular past increased the dark lords lifespan by one solar cycle each. The quest had four arays to interact with but it was a taste of immortality. The arays increased cellular regeneration and increased lifespan.
Just thought I'd mention that little interesting fact.
I love have in the beginning Eck gives us a brief 4th grade lecture on space
You should bring these intros back got damn they are good
the rishi maze is a dwarf galaxy inside the main one, it's not a seperate one outside of the main galaxy
Wrong. The Rishi Maze is a separate galaxy.
Nick Lennard it is a dwarf Galaxy but it's not within the main Galaxy it is merely in a decaying orbit around the periphery of the main Galaxy.
How is it a dwarf galaxy, if it's inside the main one?
Izwillbreh or halodoge the Rishi maze is not within the main Star Wars Galaxy it's on a decaying orbit around its outer edge. Essentially it's a small satellite Galaxy.
Mike Vasquez i know i was asking how it'd be a dwarf galaxy if it *was* inside the main one
Definitely do more it's amazing seeing the extra galaxies in star wars
Aw Ecks it's cool to see how much you have your channel have grown since is video , keep up the good work
Remember this quote "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away". it could be possible that one of those Galaxies as you said toward the end may be the milky way. You see all of this could have happened in galactic history to us hundreds of thousands of years ago if not millions of years ago in another galaxy. So therefore we could exist (as a plane) but humans aren't around yet on earth or even space faring.
Did you know about the infinities story where during or before the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, Han Solo and Chewbacca have a hyperspace malfunction and end up crash landing on Earth where shortly after Han is killed by Native Americans and Chewbacca becomes the basis for Sasquatch legends?
Love these vids about the galaxies and planets. I'm a Star Trek fan, and love Star Wars very, very much as well; but, these vids definitely appeal to my Star Trek side, I think. :)
I wonder how recent intergalactic travel is in Star Wars relative to the Battle of Yavin. Obviously, intragalactic travel had existed for tens of thousands, and I think over a hundred thousand years by that point. But, given that there was some very limited contact between the main galaxy and others- and the noticeable uptick of extragalactic contacts and invaders after the events of Episode 6- it begs the question of when the first extragalactic contact was made, and how long travel between the nearby cluster of galaxies takes (nearby being a relative term). I also find it interesting that during all this, there's still essentially an entire section of the galaxy (that being the Unknown Regions), what seems to be a fourth to a third of it, that remains almost entirely unexplored. And, further yet, probably a sizable amount of the Outer Rim that is poorly if at all charted at the extreme fringes of the galaxy and beyond. And none of that at all takes into account the depths of deep space, all of that assumingely open area that lies between known and inhabited solar systems, nebula, gas clouds and other major galactic features that were easy to initially spot and discover during the earliest days of space flight, exploration and hyperspace travel. Who's knows what's out there? It could be anything from starless rogue planets that telescopes- or whatever sensors they use- can barely spot, to dark gas clouds or asteroid fields around dead, lightless stars, or something entirely different, like some sentient, advanced race from the depths of space living in artificial worlds that are hard to detect. I'd love to see a video on the topics above that explore whatever available media has been written about them.
The Mandalore Canderous Ordo reported to have made contact with an extra galactic entity around the time of the Mandalorian War
the vong or however you spell it, they look like falmer from skyrim especially the armor to lol
To me, they look like a blend of the Urak-Hai from Lord of the Rings & the Falmer from Skyrim.
Even your old videos are very well done
A rough guide to the Galaxy would be awesome!
Watching this and then watching his videos now is like day and night. I can tell he didn't script this at all.
Also, there existed another Galaxy that had advanced cellular-level technology that was also engulfed in war, the final stages of that war involved the development of a type of ship called a Mecho-organic ship, equal parts of machine and living spacecraft that held a direct pilot-ship symbiosis to operate it. At one point in this galaxy, the inhabitants used Mecho-organic vessels to wage war until one such group in a last ditch effort to spite their enemy unleashed a Plague Bomb on the opposing factions homeworld, instantly killing off everyone on the planet... but the Plague itself can spread on a galactic scale that eventually sterilized all organic life in that galaxy. The only still-living record of this is the last Mecho-organic ship adrift in the Void between galaxies, its Pilot and the ship losing their own distinction after continuous interfacing with the core system. the resulting entity simply known as Ship began playing games with itself to keep its mind preoccupied from the horrors its pilot had experienced so it wouldn't suffer from dealing with loss and sadness after all this time. Said ship also possesses weaponry that isn't found or even developed anywhere else such as Anti-matter pods capable of annihilating even an Imperial-class Star Destroyer and its crew instantly with one blast.
I like to retcon that galaxy to be the Vong's galaxy
I thought that there was a weird "ring" surrounding the main Star Wars Galaxy that prevented a ship from going at light speed. I thought that was why it was so difficult to travel outside of the galaxy and for the Vong to get in
Dwarf galaxies, just like in this universe 🌀🚀👽🌌
Agh! That intro! It burns us!
This video aged like fine wine.
good work
I had no idea that the Nagai were from a satellite galaxy. Their homeworld is called Nagi, one of their most prominent individuals is Darth Nihl from the Legacy Era.
They really need to make new movies and shows that expand into different galaxies and worlds
Cool video by the way. Good job
I just realized something. The English word for "alphabet" is named after the first two letters of the Greek alphabet (Alpha and Beta) In star wars, their alphabet is called Aurebesh, which is based off the first two letters of Aurebesh, Aurek and Besh. Pretty neat, huh?
Great video! Surprised you don't have many subscribers. I just added to that amount though.
Dark empire comics I know there was like a sort of parallel dimension??
Lycan645 really? i read dark empire and dont remember a mention of another dimension
Jakob Weimann yeah where they blindly fly into a nebula cloud or something and they find the steam punk themed universe with the hovering mostly mechanical Jedi who ends up sacrificing himself in the end
hmm guess i'll have to re read them. I remember it just being deeper in the galaxy, but it has been a while.
Loved it! why did the stream end last night?
I think it was last night... on clash royale :) You ended after the smash or pass on grievous xD I'll check out discord!
I love the intro ❤️🔝
This video is great
The Rishi Maze is also home to some interesting tech. In SWTOR, as part of the Rishi Inquisitor storyline you end up receiving the benefits of some technology (which reverses aging) whose schematics are broadcast from that area. The technology is said to be EXTREMELY advanced, and is said to have elements of ancient Sith, ancient Gree, and Rakatan technologies. It's possible that an early coalition of these empires populated the Rishi maze, but were cut off from the rest of the galaxy somehow, or one of the species (and it really could have been any of them) simply captured and adapted some of this tech.
Most of the stories really are rather boring, but I highly recommend doing at least the first three chapters (aka the main story) for the Inquisitor, the Knight, and the agent as all are both interesting and extremely informative. Also that much of the game is free.
This is why legends is awesome. Some of the new canon is good (rogue one)
Agreed.
I subscribed because of your video thumbnails.
also you need homeworld 2 to run it
HAI RISHI MAZE WITH ANOUTHER NEW AND EXCITING TRADE
It would be cool if we got more stories about the other galaxies in the future. Maybe a comic series.
That was interesting.
Lol seing you today and back when you did this video is like comparing water and oil lol
You should do a video on each of the glaxies
what is the name of the star wars galaxy
The closet in-universe name for the that galaxy is "Skyriver" which was used by the extra-galactic Nagai. Other than that, the inhabitants of that galaxy simply refer to it as "the galaxy".
I never knew what the local group looked like in Star Wars, but after seeing this video, it looks a LOT like our own local group (three spiral galaxies and countless dwarves). Technically all galaxies are "far, far away", so it sounds like it's set in Andromeda (no idea what it's called in-universe). It is a bit small though, with about half the stars Andromeda is supposed to have.
so the Star Wars galaxy is big enough to have two orbiting galaxy moons yep makes since
Matchstick 7886 our galaxy has several satellite galaxies, so it's gotta be a comparable size to the Milky Way
L Plunk yeah I know learned about it after I made the comment and no the Star Wars galaxy has probably over a billion habitable planets its most likely much much bigger than our own
Matchstick 7886 it could be, it's been a while since I read any of the books. Thanks for answering and have a good night
Matchstick 7886 think it's about 80,000 light years larger than ours. No biggie
@@elichalfant941 it's 120,000 light years our galaxy is 100,000
1:36 Did you hear that!?
Bad Bob very funnt
funny
Story element idea!: So to explain why there’s humans, (Suuuuuper elaborate) There are humans in another nearby galaxy- those humans are pretty advanced- at some point they had a war with the galaxy which is the setting of whatever story- this galaxy stole earth with some sort of tech- Earth is somehwere in this galaxy known to some but not all humans- it’s not important weather they know or not- this is how there are humans in the galaxy but not a major force but are involved in said empire- the galaxy with advanced humans arent able to locate earth in other galaxy so they pretty much cut their loss.
1:15 you savage 🤣 😂
Tops mate! You alone seem to understand this maze of insanity along with me and our friends I'm really glad you're here. Let me know if you need anything boss
There was one sort of cross over comic where Han dies and chewy ends up on earth where Indiana Jones tries to find him
We miss this song
they must have been swag-lords. only swag-lords and princesses use chrome ships
Spongetron: “Everything’s chrome in the future!”
Can someone leave a link to the first one plz I can't find it
The star wars galaxy is called Skyriver (SPOILER ALERT or not,)
How did star war people know what their galaxy looks like if they aren't able to get through the unknown energy barrier in the border of their galaxy?
love this music
I really do hope they explore different galaxies to show the progression of the main galaxy and its technology. Maybe that's where Snoke comes from, another galaxy. He could be from a race that unlike humans in the main galaxy, that progresses through spirituality rather than technology. They could be a modern canon version of the Sith species.....but not as evil.
How was travel to the Rishi Maze possible? I thought there was some kind of barrier at the edge of the Galaxy? Wasn't that the premise of Outbound Flight?
I wonder which galaxy they travel to in Ahsoka it was really interesting
No one:
The Vong: it’s free real-estate
Can the other dwarf/satellite galaxy's be visited by people from the SW Galaxy or just the two?
4:08 Shrek
Shrek is love, Shrek is life...
So I would assume that ships traveling at light speed or in hyperspace in the Star Wars universe are faster and kinda more easily traveled then in our own real life universe if are ship's traveling at light speed?
the toff are kerbals confirmed
Also in the et movie et recognized the kid dressed as yoda
What about that one galaxy the one that was all white and black dots instead of all black with white dots or was that a dimension I cant remember
If the Rebels spread the word of Alderaan's destruction to the other galaxies the war would have ended much quicker.
Does anyone else think the yuuzhan vong came from the rishi maze, cuz the rishi maze is pretty empty and they've been screwing around in the outer rim and unknown regions for a couple thousand years, kinda makes me think the came from somewhere close.
"briefly Alderaan" Me: "OHHH SHIIIT
How easy is it to get to these galaxies? Do they do it with hyperdrives? The unknown regions seem pretty small and pointless now
Lol, “briefly Anakin”. Savagery
Damn, eck from 3 years ago really thought people wouldn't know what solar systems galaxies and the universe are
Nagai almost sounds like Saiyans. Minus the grey skin and thin frames