Geeks Put Together a Star Wars Family Tree for a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Andrew Sztein — February 25, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: chartgeek & laughingsquid
With six movies so far, a TV show and countless books and video games, it can be a little hard to keep track of the Star Wars family tree.
Fortunately for those of us who want to get our far, far away galaxy lineages straight, Chartgeek has put together this informative Star Wars family tree stretching from Star Wars Episode I, all the way beyond The Return of the Jedi. With such a vast fiction spanning so much media, it's hard to know these days what's accepted as general Star Wars canon, so the chart is a big help on that front as well.
One thing the Star Wars family tree doesn't explain is how the force didn't warn Luke that he was kissing his sister in the Empire Strikes Back, but I don't we're ever going to get a satisfactory answer to that question.
Fortunately for those of us who want to get our far, far away galaxy lineages straight, Chartgeek has put together this informative Star Wars family tree stretching from Star Wars Episode I, all the way beyond The Return of the Jedi. With such a vast fiction spanning so much media, it's hard to know these days what's accepted as general Star Wars canon, so the chart is a big help on that front as well.
One thing the Star Wars family tree doesn't explain is how the force didn't warn Luke that he was kissing his sister in the Empire Strikes Back, but I don't we're ever going to get a satisfactory answer to that question.
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