After all, there's a reason why the Imperial Shadow Council left ... the flagship of the Seventh Fleet (and the same ship seen in Ahsoka). Grand Admiral Thrawn is a villain who prepares and ...

Grand Admiral Thrawn and the Imperial Shadow Council ... their crushing defeat at the Battle of Jakku. The Shadow Council was formed by Fleet Admiral Gallius Rax shortly after the Emperor ...

Since then, Thrawn has appeared in 10 more books by Zahn where he’s the central figure, broken down into three trilogies and a duology. Like everything else in the Star Wars canon and Legends ...

So without further ado… What is the Imperial Shadow Council? The group was formed by Galactic Empire Fleet Admiral Gallius ... and Grand Admiral Thrawn. During the group’s first live-action ...

Thrawn’s blue fingerprints are all over Ahsoka, and not just because he’s the main villain. From the first teaser trailer when Ahsoka uttered the words “Heir to the Empire,” the name of ...

How could Thrawn know Anakin during the Clone Wars without learning at least a little bit about his famous apprentice? With a comic book adaptation offering Zahn another crack at the same story ...

After serving with the Expansionary Defense Fleet ... eyes, Thrawn was created by Star Wars author Timothy Zahn as a major antagonist for the 1991 novel Heir to the Empire, the first book of ...

Meanwhile, Thrawn focused on his next major gambit: finding the legendary missing Katana Fleet, a huge arsenal of Old Republic capital ships driven by slave-rigged machine networks allowing it to ...

Western nations discuss Russian sanctions-busting vessels They agree measures targeting Russia's 'shadow fleet' 'Shadow fleet' vessels seek to evade sanctions Ukraine welcomes measures agreed in ...

They are awaiting Thrawn’s return so he can potentially take over leadership of the Shadow Council. Even the greatest heroes of Ahsoka won’t be able to save the New Republic from its own ...

Because those books are about… There is a sense, in the conversation around Thrawn in ‘The Spies’, that there are differing views in the Shadow Council about who exactly should be leading them.