Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia


Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia is a reference work published by Dorling Kindersley. This 200-page book, penned by Adam Bray, Cole Horton, and Tricia Barr, saw its release on April 4, 2017. Leland Chee of the Lucasfilm Story Group remarked that "[this book] maybe [sic] the closest we'll ever get to doing an actual Holocron book."

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Encompassing over 3,000 characters, beings, worlds, spacecraft, Droids™, weaponry, technology, and more originating from the Star Wars™ galaxy, this visual journey serves as the definitive guide to the expansive saga and its continuing story.

Offering a comprehensive overview of the galactic political landscape, the Jedi Council's history, and the Empire's rise, Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia guides enthusiasts through the complete Star Wars narrative. Showcasing captivating images and detailed information on every page, including lightsabers, languages, attire, and much more, the book presents intriguing facts and trivia. Examine the blasters featured in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope™, observe the stormtroopers in Star Wars: The Force Awakens™, and delve into the geographical aspects of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story™.

Uncover the culinary traditions, architectural styles, modes of transportation, and more from this faraway galaxy. Each section of the book is dedicated to specific areas, providing focused attention and intricate detail to every facet of the universe, regardless of its scale. From the planets situated in the outer regions to Padmé's wedding garments, no detail is overlooked.

As a tribute to all elements of Star Wars, this visual compendium makes a superb addition to any fan's collection.

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