With Star Wars Celebration Europe revealing that Dave Filoni will be directing a movie set during the Mandoverse era, we thought we’d go over what is considered part of this sub-franchise.
Please be advised that some of this post is purely opinion-based.
What Could Be Considered As Part Of The Mandoverse?
The beginning of The Mandalorian universe, affectionately dubbed the Mandoverse, starts with, well, The Mandalorian. As this is the flagship project, it has spawned a couple of other shows, which were themselves, established from other Star Wars media. More on that in the post later.
The Mandoverse has established the following:
- The Book of Boba Fett
- Ahsoka
- Skeleton Crew
- Dave Filoni’s unnamed film
Rangers of the New Republic was originally part of this universe, but was likely axed due to Gina Carano’s comments. Though it is unknown what the reason for its cancellation was.
Ahsoka was also spun off from the animated series, Star Wars Rebels and flagship animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
What Is Considered Linked, But Not Part Of The Mandalorian Universe?
So finally, we get to the projects that are linked to the Mandoverse, but is not a part of the sub-franchise.
- Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
- Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars
- Star Wars Rebels
- Andor
- Rogue One
- Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
In conclusion, a lot of these projects helped to push many of the characters into the Mandoverse. For example, Bo-Katan and Ahsoka were both animated characters before they entered live-action.
