The 10 Best Disney Star Wars Characters
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1.Ahsoka Tano – First introduced in “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” animated series, Ahsoka is a former Jedi Padawan of Anakin Skywalker who has continued to win fans’ hearts with her strong will, combat skills, and moral clarity.
2.Kylo Ren – A complex villain haunted by his heritage and the pull between the dark and light sides of the Force, Kylo Ren is a standout character from the sequel trilogy, offering depth and underlying conflict.
3.Rey – Central to the sequel trilogy, Rey’s journey from scavenger to Jedi encapsulates themes of self-discovery and resilience. Her mysterious background adds intrigue to her character development.
4.Kanan Jarrus – As a survivor of Order 66 in “Star Wars Rebels,” Kanan takes on the mantle of mentor and leader. His growth as a character and sacrifices resonate deeply with fans.
5.Maul – Formerly Darth Maul from the prequels, his return in “The Clone Wars” and “Rebels” as a cunning antihero looking for vengeance adds layers to his once one-dimensional character.
6.Cassian Andor – Introduced in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” Cassian is a Rebel intelligence officer whose moral complexity and dedication add gravity and relatability to the Rebel cause.
7.The Mandalorian (Din Djarin) – The titular character of “The Mandalorian” series brought fans back to the gritty roots of Star Wars storytelling, with Din’s honor-bound quest and paternal relationship with Grogu capturing the audience’s affection.
8.Grogu (Baby Yoda) – This unlikely breakout star stopped fans in their tracks with cuteness and mystery, defying expectations as he forms a unique bond with The Mandalorian.
9.Hera Syndulla – The Twi’lek pilot from “Star Wars Rebels” stands out as a strategic leader and caring figure who unites diverse individuals against the Empire.
10.BB-8 – This spherical droid won over audiences with its loyalty, bravery, and emotive beeps, becoming an iconic figure representing hope in the sequel trilogy.