Grand Admiral Thrawn is being set up as the big bad in the Ahsoka series. Who is he and what does he want? Here’s a quick rundown of his story so far.

Based on what we know so far, I think Ahsoka season 2 is primed to fix the only real problem with the exciting Star Wars show ...

Grand Admiral Thrawn's Origin Grand Admiral Thrawn originally debuted in the 1991 novel Star Wars: Heir to the Empire, one of the progenitors of what quickly became known as the Expanded Universe.

Grand Admiral Thrawn was one of many elements of the Legends continuity to gain a counterpart in the modern canon, with Thrawnâ s newer iteration debuting in the Star Wars Rebels animated series.

Who is playing Grand Admiral Thrawn in Ahsoka? (Image credit: Getty Images for Disney) It was revealed at Star Wars Celebration 2023 that Thrawn will be played by none other than Lars Mikkelsen ...

Enter Grand Admiral Thrawn, the titular Heir to the Empire of Zahn’s first novel. Thrawn is a Chiss, and his full Chiss name is Mitth’raw’nuruodo.

Grand Admiral Thrawn’s Star Wars Origins. From 1984 to 1990, there was almost no new Star Wars product. Lucasfilm essentially hit pause on the franchise while George Lucas focused on movies like ...

Now, seven years later, Grand Admiral Thrawn will make his first live-action debut in “Ahsoka,” set after the events of “The Mandalorian.” “Ahsoka” stars Rosario Dawson as an older ...

Grand Admiral Thrawn is, well, a grand admiral of the Empire. He’s a tactical genius and one of the best, if not the best, strategist in the entire Empire. He’s also a ferocious, cunning warrior.

It’s a good time to be a fan of the Grand Admiral. Image: Lucasfilm/Del Rey In 1991, the Star Wars universe changed forever. After a few years of quiet, the Expanded Universe exploded in scope ...

Earlier this month, a new novel from author Timothy Zahn arrived in bookstores that Star Wars fans have been waiting a long time for: the definitive origin story for Grand Admiral Thrawn.The ...

Grand Admiral Thrawn’s Star Wars Origins. From 1984 to 1990, there was almost no new Star Wars product. Lucasfilm essentially hit pause on the franchise while George Lucas focused on movies like ...