Thrawn actor Lars Mikkelsen brought a similar menacing and charming presence to his portrayal of the military officer as he did when he voiced Thrawn in Dave Filoni’s Star Wars: Rebels show ...

Many believe they know who the main villain will be in Star Wars' upcoming movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, but I think ...

One of the most dangerous enemies the Rebel Alliance faces in Star Wars is the ever-cunning Grand Admiral Thrawn. Not only is Thrawn a genius, but he is also a superb Imperial strategist who knows ...

Thrawn: Alliances occurred between Star Wars Rebels Season 3 and Season 4, and its sequel, Thrawn: Treason, takes place during Season 4. Both novels see Thrawn getting pulled into politics.

In case you aren’t caught up on the wider, non-movie Star Wars canon, here’s a brief introduction to Thrawn, and everything you need to know about one of Star Wars’ most beloved villains.

One is Thrawn’s rank insignia plaque, and one all-black Star Wars box logo. Onomatopoeia at its finest! In this rendition, a squadron of sketchbook-inspired TIE Fighters swarms with their ...

Lars Mikkelsen returns as the villainous mastermind in the live-action “Star Wars” show Lars Mikkelsen as Grand Admiral Thrawn in "Star Wars Rebels" (Getty Images/Lucas) The “Star Wars ...

So let’s go over how these met in the Star Wars timeline and what kind of relationship they ended up forming. You’ll need to read Thrawn: Alliances for yourself to learn how this mission ...

Say you’re a casual “movies and streaming shows only” Star Wars lover who just heard “Grand Admiral Thrawn” mentioned by the Shadow Council in Chapter 23 of The Mandalorian ...

Grand Admiral Thrawn is finally flesh and bone. Thrawn was originally created by author Timothy Zahn as part of a series of Star Wars novels released in the 1990s that covered the events following ...

Star Wars fans have been having fun with Thrawn’s real name too, reacting to it on Twitter. "Now knowing Thrawn's full name feels like we're his besties because none of the official accounts or ...