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- "'Ghorman pride' is a term you'll often hear, and it will only take you a few hours on the ground to understand the source of that term."
- ―A narrator in the advertisement "Welcome to Ghorman"
Ghorman was a Colonies planet located in the Sern sector’s Ghorman system along the Rimma Trade Route. The planet was known for its streamlined high-quality silk and twill industy, and it was considered a rite of passage for new fashion designers to visit the planet. Much of the population worked in the silk and twill industry, and the planet's people, the Ghor, took pride in their language and their culture.[17]
During the Imperial Era, the planet Ghorman came under indirect rule of the Galactic Empire following the Tarkin Massacre, and Imperial forces maintained a small presence there.[17] Nevertheless, Imperial control tightened over the planet, leading to the Ghorman Debates on the Imperial policy around Ghorman and its people in 5 BBY.[18]
Eventually, Director Orson Callan Krennic gained interest in the planet due to a rich presence of deep substrate foliated kalkite deposits, a requirement for the emperor's "energy project."[5] To facilitate the ability for Imperial forces to mine the planet, an invasive process which had a chance to render the planet unstable, ISB supervisor Dedra Meero was given direct control of the planet.[19]
As a direct result of heavy Imperial control,[9] including a heavy propaganda campaign facilitated by the Ministry of Enlightenment,[5] in 2 BBY, a peaceful protest took place against Imperial oppression, however the protest ended in bloodshed, with Imperial troops and droids slaughtering approximately 80,000 protesters. The incident became known as the Ghorman Massacre.[9]
Description[]
Ghorman was situated along the Rimma Trade Route.
- "And it turns out, spiders are not the most unique thing in Ghorman. There's a mineral underground. Doctor?"
"Deep substrate foliated Kalkite." - ―Orson Krennic and an Imperial science officer
Ghorman was a terrestrial planet[6] located in the Ghorman system[4] of the Sern sector[3] within an intersecting portion of the Interior[2] and the Colonies regions. Situated at the coordinates L-13 on the Standard Galactic Grid, the world fell between the[1] planets[20][21] Giju and Thyferra along the Rimma Trade Route.[1][22] The under the planet's surface large amounts of substrate foliated kalkite. In addition to the planet's capital city Palmo, there existed at least eight other cities. The planet was divided into nine provinces.[5]
History[]
Pride and defiance[]
- "But its a sure thing that no matter where you are in the galaxy, you've had your eye on something made of Ghorman twill. Elegance and durability available in all weights and weaves, the Ghorman marque of excellence is known everywhere as the standard of luxury and quality."
- ―A narrator in the advertisement "Welcome to Ghorman"
Over the millennium before the end of the Galactic Republic,[17] Ghorman grew a fabric making industry fueled by webberies harvesting from the native spiders, the ghorlectipods.[5] It made up almost the entirety of the world's industry,[23] and its products spread galaxy-wide. Some media described Ghorman's reputation for fabric making as synonymous with luxury and quality,[5] and it became it rite of passage for fashion designers entering the industry to visit the planet.[17]
Senator Fang Zar (right), who represented Ghorman's sector during the clone wars, was a member of the Delegation of 2,000.
During the Clone Wars, a galactic war between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems that began in 22 BBY,[6] the Sern sector, and therefore Ghorman, was represented by Senator Fang Zar in the Republic's Galactic Senate.[16] Towards the war's end, Zar joined around two thousand legislators known as the Delegation of 2,000 in signing the Petition of 2,000, a formal protest that called for the Republic Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine to give up his emergency powers and begin cease-fire talks with the Separatists. The petition was presented during the last full Senate session before the Clone Wars ended[24] in 19 BBY.[6]
Clashes with the new order[]
- "It was Moff Tarkin. People wouldn't clear when he wanted to land… and more of us kept coming. We thought there was safety in numbers. Who would land a cruiser on a crowd full of unarmed citizens?"
- ―Thela, to Cassian Andor
The end of the Clone Wars saw the Republic's transition into the Galactic Empire under Emperor Palpatine and the destruction of the Jedi Order, with all Jedi becoming enemies of the Republic and subsequently the Empire.[6] A day after the founding of the Empire, sixty-three senators that had signed the Petition of 2,000, including Zar, were accused of having colluded with an alleged Jedi insurgency and arrested as a result. The HoloNet News,[24] the Empire's official state-sanctioned news agency,[25] made a report on the incident shortly after, where it released a partial list of those taken into custody including Zar. Any senator that professed their loyalty to the Empire was freed from custody thereafter.[24]
The Monument to the Fallen was erected in the middle of Palmo Plaza
Ghorman and other worlds in the Sern sector like Albrae-Don were considered to be rebellious.[3] In 19 BBY,[23] a peaceful demonstration took place[26] in the plaza of Ghorman's capital city Palmo. During the demonstration, Moff Wilhuff Tarkin wanted to land his cruiser in the plaza, but the citizens would not clear, with more and more citizens gathering in defiance. Tarkin landed his starship on the crowd regardless,[17] killing 500 Ghormans, in what became known as the Tarkin Massacre.[23] The massacre, along with several other of Tarkin's atrocities around that time, caused a public outcry against the moff, leading to his reassignment to pacification campaigns in the Western Reaches.[27] The Monument to the Fallen was also established in the plaza to commemorate the event.[23] The Imperial charter on Ghorman,[17] promised that no shadow would be cast over the memorial.[23]
Increasing occupation[]
- "Senator Dhow's proposal is both temperate and timely, far more reasoned and thoughtful than the calls for decree we've been hearing from the other side. There will be a fact-finding commission put in place this session, and it will prove that this is a boot to the throats of all Ghormans, who've done nothing more than request their basic rights. My bill assails the coarse and blatant domination of a peaceful and faithful ally."
- ―Mon Mothma defends Ghorman in the Imperial Senate
Carro Rylanz, leader of the Ghorman Front
During the reign of the Empire, the Empire increased its presence[28] and oppression[29] on Ghorman. Underground town halls meetings allowed citizens to voice complaints with the Imperial occupation, while a rebel cell named the Ghorman Front formed,[28] secretly led by the businessman and Palmo city official Carro Rylanz.[30] The rebel group eventually formed a loose contact with Luthen Rael, the coordinator of a shadowy rebel network that that worked with multiple other disjointed rebel cells.[17] Rael's assistant, Kleya Marki, provided the cell with a special radio to string them to the network.[23]
Imperial policy around Ghorman and its resident Ghormans became the subject[18] of the Ghorman Debates in the Imperial Senate[31] by 5 BBY,[13] with some calling for decree over Ghorman matters.[18] By this point, the world was represented in the Imperial Senate by Senator Dasi Oran.[23] That year,[13] the Ministry of Enlightenment began disseminating and promoting propaganda intended to paint Ghormans in a negative light. As part of the Ministry's smear campaign, an Imperial naval inspector performing a routine check was killed, with Ghorman revolutionaries blamed for his death; in truth, although Ghormans were indeed resistant to Imperial inspections, the inspector's death was arranged by the Ministry.[5]
Shipping lanes to Ghorman (planetary logo, pictured) were cut off by Imperial officials.
In response to the incident,[5] Imperial officials, including Ars Dangor and Sly Moore, cut off the planet's shipping lanes[14] with blockades, cutting off the import of almost all supplies that the Ghormans needed to survive.[23] The day after the decision, Dangor and Moore were expected at a dinner at the residence of the Senator Mon Mothma of the Imperial Senate, having been invited by Mothma's husband Perrin Fertha. Mothma despised the decisions on the Ghorman shipping lanes and argued with Fertha about his decision to bring Dangor and Moore, sarcastically asking whether they should find some Ghorman guests for the dinner as well.[14]
Shortly after, Senator Dhow proposed a fact-finding commission into the Imperial policy regarding the Ghormans. Mothma backed the proposal with her own bill in a senate session in hopes of it being able to assail the Empire's treatment of Ghorman's people, but she was interrupted by news spreading about a major heist on the planet Aldhani.[18] The Ministry of Enlightenment eventually chose to end the fiasco, and Mothma was able to rally votes needed to lift the short-lived embargo of Ghorman. However, a Public Order Resentencing Directive was passed in the wake of the Aldhani heist, imposing harsher penalties on anyone convicted of criminal acts affecting the Empire.[23]
Imperial suppression[]
Pacification plans[]
- "There is a risk of […] total collapse."
"Nine cities. Eight-hundred thousand Ghormans."
"Well, relocation would be ideal. But we need to plan for alternatives, all of which will require preparation." - ―Krennic and Daysar exchange information during the Maltheen Divide conference
By 4 BBY, Imperial scientists associated with Director Orson Krennic discovered that kalkite, a mineral required for the coating of reactor lenses, existed in abundance underneath Ghorman's surface. Extracting the mineral required gouge mining, which posed risks to the planetary core's integrity. There were additionally fears of Ghorman resistance, with the local opinion on the Empire already suffering. Regardless, drilling equipment had begun to be assembled, and members of the Imperial Security Bureau (ISB) were simulating possible scenarios for dealing with the population. A new Imperial armory was planned in the center of Palmo to rectify the Empire's low presence on Ghorman.[5] This was expected to break Imperial charter due to its proximity to the Monument to the Fallen.[17]
Director Orson Krennic discussed how best to deal with Ghorman resistance at the conference
The administration and security concerns led Krennic to call a conference on the Maltheen Divide the day before construction of the Palmo armory was to begin. There, a collection of Imperials were assembled to discuss possible ways to proceed with the mining despite any local resistance. Aside from some associated with Krennic's "energy project," the meeting involved members from multiple different Imperial branches, including members of the Ministry of Enlightenment who had been meddling in public opinion on Ghorman already. Krennic briefed the meeting attendees on the Ghorman project, setting expectations of total secrecy around these plans.[5]
During individual discussions afterwards, Admiral Daysar coined the deployment of artificially-created pandemics or natural disasters to force Ghormans to relocate on their own accord, but ISB Lieutenant Moy counteracted that simulations showed the results would be unpredictable. Krennic spoke with ISB Supervisor Dedra Meero, who suggested that a more effective anti-Ghorman campaign could be leveraged by baiting local insurgents into doing the "wrong thing," thereby creating an excuse for Imperial overreach.[5]
Rebel attention[]
- "Propaganda will only get you so far. You need a radical insurgency you can count on."
"Count on for what?"
"You need Ghorman rebels you can depend on to do the wrong thing." - ―Dedra Meero explains her approach to Director Krennic
Over the next year, the Empire worked on the new armory in central Palmo, much to the dismay of the citizens. The environment turned further hostile with more Imperial regulations affecting Ghorman business, more Imperial propaganda put out against Ghormans, and further persecution carried out under the PORD, Ghorman's documented crime rate having risen by thirty-eight percent in the two years since the decree's establishment. Anti-Imperial protests took place daily at the Monument to the Fallen.[23]
Syril Karn spied on Ghorman Front for the ISB
The ISB went ahead with Meero's suggestion of encouraging an insurgency to justify Imperial control, putting its attention to the already present Ghorman Front for that mission. Syril Karn, a senior member of the Imperial Bureau of Standards and Meero's romantic partner, was recruited into the project to infiltrate the rebel cell,[23] informed only that it was to keep order on Ghorman.[9] As a cover, he was transferred to be[23] Division Chief[32] of the Bureau of Standards' field office on Ghorman by 3 BBY, ostensibly to organize the counting of the ghorlectipods. Karn used Imperial skepticism to get the attention of the Ghorman Front, whose had an operative, Leeza, working in the office. The cell resultantly began probing the Division Chief, who soon noticed that he was being watched.[23]
Karn's office was also bugged with a listening device, and Ghorman Front members Dilan, Samm, and Carro Rylanz's daughter Enza Rylanz listened to his rhetoric as he expressed a criticism of the Imperial approach on Ghorman during weekly calls to his mother. The trio soon convinced Carro to have them reach out to Karn. Samm, using his cover as a souvenir vendor in Palmo's plaza, invited the Division Chief to a public town hall meeting. Meanwhile, the Ghorman Front also covertly broke into Karn's home, which Karn noticed when he arrived later. He reported back to Meero on the invitation and the rebel cell's interest in him, the supervisor advising him to wait and see what happens there.[23]
Meanwhile, ISB Supervisor Lonni Jung learned that Meero was running Imperial efforts with Ghorman. Jung secretly worked with Luthen Rael's rebel network, and he called a meeting with the rebel spy to inform him about Meero's involvement with Ghorman. The pair speculated over the Empire's obsession with Ghorman to no avail. Rael tasked one of his agents, Cassian Andor, with making an assessment of Carro and the Ghorman Front, wishing to know more about the cell's situation before he furthered his involvement with them.[23]
Karn's infiltration[]
Around that time, Karn attended the town hall meeting, chaired by Carro and four other officials, where various Ghorman citizens voiced their distress with the increasing Imperial occupation. Karn was met by Samm, Enza, and Dilan, who introduced him to Carro after the meeting. The Ghorman Front leader interviewed his guest on what the latter knew of the Empire's construction operations in Palmo.[23] Karn planned to make a visit to Coruscant to meet with Meero and Partagaz, telling his mother that it was to beat rumored travel restrictions. During the call between the pair, an ISB tech inspection, led by Attendant Grymish, arrived to investigate suspicions of listening devices in the field office. Leeza pressed a panic button so that the Ghorman Front would shut their listening systems down.[17]
Karn pretended to be outraged so that he would be taken away, and the ISB tech team ransacked the office, finding a listening device in the Division Chief's office. As a result, all Bureau of Standards staff were due an ISB interview and new security measures were put in place for the field office. Having spied on Karn's cut-off conversation with his mother, Enza and Dilan found some old records on the Division Chief, discovering that he used to be a police officer before being fired with full dishonor by the ISB.[17]
The pair passed their findings on to Carro, who approached Karn with Enza that evening on the Division Chief's way home. Speaking about the ISB's apparent arrogance with power, Carro invited Karn to help him and his cohorts investigate the Empire's construction in Palmo. Karn agreed to provide the cargo manifests for transports passing through Palmo's streets, downloading them onto a datachip before he took leave from the field office for his Coruscant trip. The Division Chief then passed the chip on to Samm in the plaza. The Ghorman Front analyzed the manifests, pin pointing transports of interest and breaking down their schedules before passing the information on to Carro.[17]
Double espionage[]
Cassian Andor arrived on Ghorman, undercover as the fashion designer "Varian Skye." He checked in to the Palmo Plaza hotel, where he was shown to his room by the bellhop Thela. Looking over to the Monument to the Fallen, "Skye" coaxed Thela into a conversation about the Tarkin Massacre, where the latter revealed that he had been present for it and lost his father. The Ghorman Front also had members following Andor, which he caught on to.[17]
Arming rebels[]
After learning of the insurgents' plan, Karn traveled to Coruscant, where he personally reported on the events to Major Lio Partagaz. He requested that the transport schedules remain consistent, so as to keep the information he had provided accurate, and Meero suggested that the rebels be allowed to succeed in their initial attack in order to be emboldened and eager to strike again.[17] Indeed, after making a deal with the Axis network to provide Cinta Kaz and Vel Sartha as advisors to the Front, the Ghormans ambushed and attacked a military convoy, stealing several crates of blasters to display to the population and arm themselves for future engagements. The entire operation was observed from the distance by Karn and the ISB, who allowed it to go ahead, only dispatching reinforcements after the rebels had already cleared the scene.[33]
Spark of rebellion[]
- "I name the Emperor himself for ordering the brutal attacks on the people of Ghorman. Their peaceful world is one of countless systems helpless under his oppressive rule. This massacre is proof that our self-appointed Emperor is little more than a lying executioner, imposing his tyranny under the pretence of security. We cannot allow this evil to stand."
- ―Mon Mothma, in a message broadcast
The Ghormans gathered to demonstrate against the Empire's oppression
In 2 BBY,[34] the Empire began landing mining rigs and droids on Ghorman locations such as Leequa and Jel-Novi[9] to harvest the planet's kalkite deposits. Soon after, residents of capital city Palmo came together in Plamo Plaza to carry out a peaceful demonstration against the Empire's oppression on Ghorman, singing the Ghorman Planetary Anthem and chanting together.[31] However, the Empire had strategically positioned troops and barriers to trap the protesters within the plaza.
Once the protesters had entered the plaza, the Empire staged the shooting of an Imperial army trooper to justify use of force. The plan was successfully carried out, and in the ensuing chaos, Imperial troops opened fire on the protesters, resulting in the massacre of hundreds of civilians in Palmo Plaza, and caused the remaining protesters to scatter onto the streets of Palmo. Yet, Imperial crisis specialist captain Kaido was not yet satisfied, and proceeded with the next stage of the plan, deploying at least 6 KX-series droids to break up any remaining protesters and chase the remaining crowd through the streets of Palmo. By the end of the slaughter, the civilian death toll was reported to be in the thousands,[9] and the incident, known as the Ghorman Massacre, became synonymous with Imperial tyranny.[31]
The galaxy is watching[]
- "Think about a planet like Ghorman in rebellion. A planet of wealth and status!"
"And if it goes up in flames?"
"It will burn. Very brightly." - ―Luthen Rael and Cassian Andor
Mon Mothma prepares to denounce the Ghorman Massacre
In the wake of the atrocity, Senator Mothma went before the Imperial Senate and spoke out against Palpatine, naming him for ordering the Ghorman Massacre and denouncing his tyrannical leadership. At the end of the statement, she promptly left the session with her aides and went into hiding. The fugitive Mothma went on to found the Rebel Alliance against the Empire shortly afterwards, uniting many rebel cells that had been operating under her own unofficial network for some time.[24]
In response to the massacre on Ghorman, journalist Corwi Selgrothe left her position at HoloNet News to join the Alliance. Pollux Hax[31] the Empire's Minister of Information,[35] spoke in the aftermath of the atrocity, declaring that accepting Imperial law was the only way for citizens to protect themselves from the dangers of disorder.[31]
After the Alliance's establishment, a speech made by Mothma known as the Declaration of Rebellion circulated around on the HoloNet channel and through posters, one such being found on Ghorman.[36] Secretly part of the Alliance, Senator Tynnra Pamlo served as their Minister of Education, being exposed to evidence of the Empire's atrocities on Ghorman and other worlds while working with the Alliance's intelligence branch.[29] After the Ghorman Massacre, the artist Mevera Starros smuggled a few cases of the Sacha-Lo beverage from Ghorman, keeping a few bottles for herself.[37]
Devastation[]
- "There is, apparently, no suitable replacement or synthetic alternative for the Ghorman substrate material. [...] It's not for lack of effort. Krennic's had the lab in Eadu working overtime all year. I don't know the science, but… it's bad luck Ghorman. We need what's in the ground, and when we're done, there won't be much left to call "home.""
- ―Lio Partagaz
Shortly before the Ghorman Massacre, the Empire deployed mining ships to locations such as Leequa and Jel-Novi. Soon after, Mining rigs and droids[9] gouge mined for kalkite deposits, a process which put heavy stress on the Ghorman's planetary core,[5][38] leaving the planet virtually destroyed.[39] One year later, during Director Orson Callan Krennic's interrogation of ISB Supervisor Dedra Meero, Meero revealed she had gained access to schedules for the mining operations that devastated Ghorman.[40]
A dark legacy[]
- "This attempt to crush dissent may have been a serious miscalculation by the Imperial officials who orchestrated it. Rather than terrify the wider civilian population into accepting Imperial rule, it showed many with rebel leanings that if even peaceful protest would be greeted with death, then there could be no political solution or compromise."
- ―Beaumont Kin, The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire
Around 3 ABY,[41] the Imperial Security Bureau Agent Andressa Divo made a report regarding the search for the Alliance's most recent base, commenting that civilian deaths on populated planets like Ghorman and Garel had prompted the Alliance to seek out unsettled worlds to establish their operations.[42]
The Memorial to the Missing of Ghorman was eventually established to remember those who had been killed on Ghorman by the Empire during its reign. The Empire kept a section on Ghorman in their Imperial Archives, which included a file on the "Reprisal Activities" that contained information on the Ghorman Massacre. Reading that file, the historian Beaumont Kin discussed the Ghorman Massacre and its consequences in[31] his[43] 35 ABY[44] book The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire. In the text, he described the atrocity on Ghorman and discussed the aftermath, arguing that it only taught those with rebel sympathies that there was no political compromise with the Empire. He also mentioned the Memorial to the Missing of Ghorman alongside similar structures to remind readers that so many had died under the Empire that no information remained on many victims.[31]
Inhabitants[]
- "We should find some Ghorman guests for tonight and see how amused they are. Your fun friends just cut off their shipping lanes yesterday. Do you know how many will starve?"
- ―Mon Mothma, to Perrin Fertha
A ghorman citizen holding a ghorman valley horn
The residents of Ghorman were known by the same name.[14] Much of the population worked in the Ghorman silk and twill industry, and many Ghormans took pride in their language and their culture.[5][9][17] Following the Ghorman massacre, multiple Ghormans went on to join the rebellion, including the human[10] Magva Yarro, a Ghorman idealist who took part in the protests that ultimately ended in the Ghorman Massacre. Having survived the atrocity, she went on to join the extremist rebel group known as the Partisans.[29] Similarly, Fennro Drogan was a human Ghorman who was part of the Ghorman Front before eventually serving with the Alliance's Bitter Pill Company.[11]
Economy[]
- "Ghorman is a single product economy. We import almost everything we need to survive. The blockade didn't have to go very long to remind us how vulnerable we are."
- ―Dasi Oran to Mon Mothma
Ghorman had a single product economy reliant on the harvesting of Ghorman twill,[23] which the planet streamlined through a transport and processing system.[5] However, some money was generated from tourism in places such as the capital city Palmo.[17] Most goods needed for survival were imported, which left the planet vulnerable to trade disputes.[23]
Behind the scenes[]
Ghorman was introduced into the current Star Wars canon when it was included on a map that was implemented into the fifty-second issue of De Agostini's magazine series Star Wars: Build the Millennium Falcon,[45] published around December 30, 2015.[46] The planet Ghorman originated in Star Wars Legends continuity, where it was first mentioned in the Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game supplement The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook, published by West End Games in 1990.[47] Ghorman's first appearance in Legends was in the 1993 LucasArts video game Star Wars: X-Wing.[48]
The planet made its first appearance in the current canon in the second season of the live-action television series Star Wars: Andor, in episode 4 of season 2, "Ever Been to Ghorman?"[23] It was first shown in a short teaser released on November 12, 2024[49] and was first properly identified as such in an interview with showrunner Tony Gilroy released on March 10, 2025.[50]
Andor producer Luke Hull revealed that during development, Ghorman was initially based around Middle Eastern themes, but the final design leaned more towards the northern Italian cities of Turin and Milan as reference points, with the palette based on travertine, a common stone in Italy.[51]
Costume designer Michael Wilkinson considered the dramatic tragedy that the Ghor, a "strong community with a strong sense of traditions," would serve in Andor and made a conscious decision to portray the Ghor as "everything great about humans." To that end, Ghorman fashion was made to be "very traditional and sober and elegant" with inspiration drawn particularly from 1940s and 1950s Paris and Italy, and this culture becomes a part of Syril Karn's journey in the season as he evolves from the "officecore" look of Coruscant bureaucracy.[52] Tony Gilroy described Luke Hull's Ghorman set as very tidy, precise, and bourgeois, with Syril Karn in his Ghorman clothing seeming comfortable as the character connected with the local culture.[53]
According to author Mike Chen, Ghorman was initially planned to be included in the upcoming novel Outlaws: Low Red Moon, but it was ultimately removed due to the fact that it was also slated to appear in the second season of Andor.[54]
Appearances[]
- The High Republic: Convergence (and audiobook) (Mentioned only) (In Ghorman velvet's name)
- The High Republic Adventures (2021) 1 (Picture only) (Based on correspondence between the galactic map and maps in other sources)
Star Wars: Andor — "Aldhani" (Indirect mention only)- Star Wars: Andor — "The Eye" (Indirect mention only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Narkina 5" (Indirect mention only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "One Year Later" (First appearance) (Appears on screen projection)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Sagrona Teema" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Harvest" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Ever Been to Ghorman?"
- Star Wars: Andor — "I Have Friends Everywhere"
- Star Wars: Andor — "What a Festive Evening"
- Star Wars: Andor — "Messenger"
- Star Wars: Andor — "Who Are You?"
- Star Wars: Andor — "Welcome to the Rebellion" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars Rebels — "Secret Cargo" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Make It Stop" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Who Else Knows?" (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Andor — "Jedha, Kyber, Erso" (Mentioned only)
- Sana Starros 2 (Mentioned only)
- Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
