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If you're searching for LGBTQIA+ characters in Star Wars, you've come to the right wiki! On this page, we've listed all the Legends, New Canon, and non-canonical Star Wars characters who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, asexual, aromantic, and/or non-binary (although currently we haven't had any characters who are intersex, whether humans or by their species' standards). We've identified over 320 LGBTQIA+ Star Wars characters. We also listed more than a dozen who aren't clearly portrayed as such but have some amount of queer coding or something about them is of note when reviewing the franchise's history of portraying gender and sexual diversity.

This page has character names and basics, while the LGBTQIA+ timeline has further details and quotes explaining why they're listed here, along with details about out-of-universe representation by LGBTQIA+ creators who have worked on Star Wars. We also have several articles for specific queer pairings and individual characters. — Immi Thrax Naboo-hand (she/her)

Before you dive across the tables, we have some important notes about the Star Wars Fic Reference Wiki process and why our compilation of Star Wars LGBTQIA+ characters differs from other wikis and websites:

  • We do not try to find non-queer explanations for any of the following:
    • Why characters have they/them personal pronouns (maybe the author felt like using they/them for no reason)
    • Why they have two moms or two dads (could be siblings platonically co-parenting their nibling, not gay!)
    • Why they are appreciative of another's features or physique in a way that's distinctly interested in seeing more (wow what's your workout routine and manscaping regimen, bro?)
    • Why two characters are shown to be in love regardless of becoming romantic partners (deep emotional and physical intimacy and intense proclamations of love = just gals being pals, not pining sapphics or queerplatonic partners!)
    • Why a he/him character has a husband or a she/her character has a wife (mustn't jump to conclusions when there's surely a gender-conforming cishet explanation)
    Queer identities may be implied or can be inferred rather than being unambiguously, explicitly stated in stories, by creators, or by franchise reps. Aside from definitively queer characters, we include more-likely-than-not queer possibilities rather than excluding them until or unless someone "official" makes a specific LGBTQIA+ identity obvious and undeniable to the straight and non-trans sides of SW fandom and queer people who didn't do the reading/viewing.
  • When it comes to they/them pronouns for characters, we list that when it's clear in context that they/them are indeed the character's own personal pronouns, rather than being an instance of gender neutral pronouns to convey another character is avoiding assumptions, doesn't know them or anything about them, and so on.
  • Since the pronoun set they/them is often interpreted as being "non-binary pronouns", these are intentionally used by writers (in Star Wars and otherwise) to indicate a fictional character has a non-binary gender identity rather than explicitly stating what gender(s) the character is. However, this fictional approach to correlating pronouns with genders does not apply to real people! In the real world, pronouns are not necessarily indicative of a person's gender and a gender should not be assumed from any set of pronouns. For instance, there are non-binary people who use she/her or he/him and cisgender people who use they/them, along with pronoun sets besides these three. How writers utilize pronouns as writing tools is not equivalent to the complexities of real world personal pronouns, identities, and people. This approach is strictly for fictional characters.
  • "Authorial intent" of whatever sort is not the sole or most important determining factor in whether or not a character is LGBTQIA+ and if that is "canonical" or a "headcanon only" matter:
    • Even if a prose author or a scriptwriter didn't intentionally set out to write a character in a particular way, writers aren't always fully conscious of what tropes are present in their work. They can also be mistaken, such as remembering something from a draft that got edited out of the final version or believing they wrote something explicitly but the readers don't see it. At times, writers choose not to answer honestly (maybe bound by contractual agreements, maybe trolling...) or don't publicly address the subject when they have decided not to "go on record" confirming they did intend it.
    • Star Wars characters also aren't under the complete control of any single authorial voice. The Story Group, print media editors, and many others working in the Disney era are consistently interested in and vocal about representation and could make or suggest changes to straighten a character out if they're supposed to be definitively, undeniably, canonically cishet.
    • The argument that "if X was queer, Disney/Lucasfilm would--" doesn't hold up. The Walt Disney Company has plenty of executives uninterested in (or hostile to) LGBTQIA+ characters outside of marketing for Pride month or other commercial motivations. When it comes to the corporation, most queer characters get the cricket treatment (and not of the "let your conscience be your guide" sort).
    • Prioritizing authorial intent regarding television and film characters (ex. only listening to the director or showrunner's take) may turn into dismissing what's present in the actual performances and dismissing performers' perspectives on everything they put into their roles ("And don't underestimate the importance of body language!").
    • People can also misunderstand what has been said about a character and interpret it as definitively confirming/denying queerness when that wasn't actually the intent behind the response.
    The absence of stated authorial intent does not mean that a character is not depicted as LGBTQIA+ and cannot be interpreted as such. "Authorial intent" may provide an answer, but it isn't the only answer.

Now that all that's said... ONWARD, TO THE STAR WARS RAINBOW!

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Key[]

For brevity, the table columns use abbreviations:

Gender/Attracted to:

  • F is for characters who are stated to be a female, woman, or girl; whose pronouns are she/her only; who are described with feminine-gendered terms; or any combination of these.[note 1]
  • M is for characters who are stated to be a male, man, or boy; whose pronouns are he/him only; who are described with masculine-gendered terms; or any combination of these.[note 1]
  • NB is for non-binary as a specific gender identity and the umbrella of non-binary genders (NB+), which includes many more genders that are not binary (ex. genderfluid or unnamed genders for aliens). Most NB+ characters have they/them personal pronouns, but we note when a character uses multiple pronouns or neopronouns instead. Some characters are additionally described with only gender-neutral language instead of gendered versions (ex. "sibling" instead of "brother", "being" instead of "woman"). See the reference notes at the end of this sentence for more on why and how we conclude characters are enbies.[nb 1][nb 2][nb 3][nb 4][nb 5]
    • G- is for genderless characters who are either explicitly called that label or are stated to have no gender.
    • GF is for genderfluid characters, either described in a way consistent with fluid gender identity or explicitly labeled as authorial intent.
  • (T) is for trans, in parentheses because transgender is a description and not itself a gender (ex. a transgender woman and a cisgender woman are both women in their gender). It's included next to the character's gender.

Firsts:

  • 1a is the year in which they first appeared
  • 1p is the year in which they first got portrayed as LGBTQIA+
  • 1a1p is when the year of their first appearance is also the year of their first LGBTQIA+ portrayal

???

? in the attracted or partner(s) / interest(s) columns or a "p?" portrayal year indicates it's questionable that the character is deliberately meant to be LGBTQIA+ rep (ex. they may be queer-coded), but they're still relevant to how SW has historically approached gender and sexuality.

"only"

F only or M only means the F or M character is explicitly established as attracted to their own gender. Their non-attraction to the other binary gender is either explicitly stated in text or it's implied by never showing attractions to that gender.[note 2]

LGBTQIA+ characters by Star Wars continuity[]

Legends[]

Character Gender Attracted to Partner(s) / Interest(s) Firsts
Anri F Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[1] 2016 1a, 2022 1p
Arcann M Any[note 4] Light Side PC (optional romance;[2] no romance originally)[3] 2015 1a, 2018 1p
Arn Peralun M Any[note 3] Republic PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[1] 2019 1a, 2022 1p
Belaya F F Juhani[4] (former lover; see Juhani and Belaya)[web 1] 2003 1a1p
Cassie Cryar F F Ione Marcy[5] ("a couple in a relationship")[soc 1] 2010 1a1p
Cytharat M M only[6] Male Imperial PC (optional romance)[6] 2013 1a1p
Darth Acina F Any[note 3] PC, particularly Imperial (optional; mutual flirtation, but "not yet"/"another time")[2] 2013 1a, 2016 1p
Darth Rivix M Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[7] 2019 1a1p
Darth Shaar F Any[note 3]
  • Anri (attraction)[7]
  • Imperial PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[7]
 2011 1a, 2019 1p
Darth Vowrawn M Any[note 3]
  • Jaesa Willsaam (reportedly flirted with her; treated as insincere)[8]
  • PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[7]
 2011 1a, 2019 1p
Deena Riss F Any[note 3] Republic PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[6] 2013 1a1p
Dekk'lar M Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[6] 2013 1a1p
Eva Kaayz F Any[note 3] Imperial PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[6] 2013 1a1p
Ferus Olin M M (gay)[soc 2][soc 3] Roan Lands (partner in life and business;[9] husband;[soc 4][soc 5][soc 6] see Ferus Olin and Roan Lands) 2002 1a, 2005 1p
Garr G- (no pronouns; Excargan pre-pubescent)[10] 2002 1a, p?
Gialto M M His unnamed husband[6] 2013 1a1p
Goran Beviin M M Medrit Vasur (partner[11] and husband)[12] 2006 1a, 2007 1p
Ione Marcy F F, M
  • Cassie Cryar[5] ("a couple in a relationship")[soc 1]
  • Nack Movers (ex(pired) boyfriend)[5]
 2010 1a1p
Jaesa Willsaam F Any[note 4] Sith Warrior PC (optional romance; originally dark side M only,[8] then F and light side M added)[2] 2011 1a, 2018 1p
Jiliac Desilijic Tiron M, then F (Hutt)[13] 1997 1a, p?
Juhani F F 2003 1a1p
Kareena F F[note 3] Female PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[14] 2014 1a1p
Keeramak G- (it / its; Ssi-ruu mutant)[15] 2003 1a, p?
Kelia Freen F Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[6] 2013 1a1p
Khem Val M Any[note 4] Sith Inquisitor PC (optional; originally no romance,[16] then romance added)[2] 2011 1a, 2018 1p
Kira Carsen F Any[note 4] Jedi Knight PC (optional romance; originally M only,[17] then F added)[7] 2011 1a, 2019 1p
Koth Vortena M Any[note 4] PC (optional romance)[3] 2015 1a1p
Lana Beniko F Any[note 4] PC (optional romance)[18] 2014 1a1p
Lane Vizla F Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[1] 2022 1a1p
Larm M M? (insults by Natasi Daala)[19] Tol Getelles? (according to Natasi Daala)[19] 1997 1a, p?
Lemda Avesta F Any[note 4] Republic PC (optional romance)[6] 2013 1a1p
Luxa F F and M PC (flirtation)[20] 2004 1a1p
Mata F F Minn Ishkah (mutual attraction)[1] 2022 1a1p
Medrit Vasur M M Goran Beviin (partner[11] and husband)[12] 2007 1a1p
Miltin Takel M M, F[21] (bisexual)[soc 7] Trioculus (attraction)[21] 1995 1a, 2003 1p
Minn Ishkah F F Mata (mutual attraction)[1] 2022 1a1p
Nadia Grell F Any[note 4] Jedi Consular PC (optional romance; originally M only,[22] then F added)[2] 2011 1a, 2018 1p
Pova F F Her unnamed romantic interest (mutual)[SWweb 1] 2017 1a1p
Qlaern Hirf NB+[nb 1] (it / its,[23] they / them;[24] Vratix)[23] 1996 1a, p?
Rass Ordo M Any[note 3] PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[7] 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Revan[note 5] M or F[note 5] F (if PC is F or M and player chooses); M (if PC is F and player chooses)[note 5][4]
  • Bastila Shan (if PC is M, player determines if mutually falling in love (Spoilers for KOTOR endgame and post-game) and if Bastila survives, ending as partners;[4] for canonical Revan, wife post-game[25])
  • Carth Onasi (if PC is F, player determines if mutually falling in love; (Spoilers for KOTOR endgame) if dark side F, cut ending would've had option to turn light at the end and die together)[4]
  • Juhani (if PC if F, player determines if mutually falling in love; see Juhani and Revan)[4]
 2003 1a, p?
Rikard G- (he / him for reader, not as own pronouns; Filordus)[26] 2003 1a, p?
Roan Lands M M Ferus Olin (partner in life and business,[9] husband;[soc 4][soc 5][soc 6] see Ferus Olin and Roan Lands) 2005 1a1p
Rondale Merced M M? Vance Caelli? (Pret Swain's paired uncles)[27] 1997 1a, p?
Sarn Shild M M? Alien F? ("sexual preferences did not run to human females")[13] Bria Tharen (posing as his mistress)[13] 1997 1a, p?
Scourge M Any[note 4] Jedi Knight PC (optional romance; originally F only,[17] then M added)[7] 2011 1a, 2019 1p
Sofi Beroya F F Arla Ha'rangir ("got it bad" and "pining" over her)[1] 2022 1a1p
Theron Shan M Any[note 4] PC (optional romance)[18] 2011 1a, 2014 1p
Tol Getelles M M? (slurs and insults by Natasi Daala)[19] Larm? (according to Natasi Daala)[19] 1997 1a, p?
Torian Cadera M Any[note 4] Bounty Hunter PC (optional; originally F only romance,[28] then M flirt added)[1] 2011 1a, 2022 1p
Vance Caelli M M? Rondale Merced? (Pret Swain's paired uncles)[27] 1997 1a, p?
Yve G- (it / its; Filordus)[26] 2003 1a, p?
Zenith M Any[note 3] Jedi Consular PC (optional; mutual flirtation)[7] 2011 1a, 2021 1p
[Unnamed; Gialto's husband] M M Gialto (husband)[6] 2013 1a1p
[Unnamed; Pova's romantic interest] F F Pova (mutual)[SWweb 1] 2017 1a1p

New Canon[]

Character Gender Attracted to Partner(s) / Interest(s) Firsts
Ackmena[note 6] F F Sorschi (wife)[29] 1978 1a, 2017 1p
Adrialla F F Odelia (wife)[30] 2022 1a1p
Ahsoka Tano[note 6] F F,[31][32] M[33] (biromantic asexual if E. K. Johnston could decide it;[soc 8] not "officially" labeled)
  • New Canon · Kaeden Larte (mutual attraction)[31]
  • New Canon · Trace Martez (mutual attraction)[32][34][35]
  • Legends & New Canon · Lux Bonteri (mutual attraction, with one non-romantic kiss as a distraction;[36] love triangle involving Lux Bonteri's mutual attraction with Steela Gerrera)[33]
  • Deleted · Nyx Okami (scripted mutual attraction or relationship;[web 2] character replaced by Trace and Rafa Martez)[web 3]
 2008 1a, 2016 1p
Ailee NB[nb 1] (they / them (3x), she / her once)[37] 2023 1a1p
Alak M M Raf Thatchburn (in love;[38] a "complicated relationship [...] which he enjoys talking about")[39] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Alala Ninbiri NB+[nb 1][40] 2023 1a1p
Aleksin M M Pavol (lover)[41] 2015 1a1p
Alexsandr Kallus M M Zeb (enemies–to–mutual-respect[42]–to–lovers?)[43] 2014 1a, 2018 1p
Alirya F F Marda Ro (teenage crush/fixation)[44] 2023 1a1p
Amadeo Azzazzo M M, F[45] Dorian Innes (immediate attraction)[45] 2024 1a1p
Amara Kel F F Howl (girlfriend)[46] 2020 1a1p
Amilyn Holdo F Any[47][soc 9] Lando Calrissian (at least one kiss,[48] possibly more)[49] 2017 1a1p
Argomon NB[nb 2][soc 10] (they / them, any) Any (pan)[soc 10] 2024 1a1p
Ariole Yu M M Just Lucky (ex-boyfriend then partner (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #31) and considering his marriage proposal)[50] 2021 1a1p
Arvel Crynyd[note 6] M M Demms Ryx (partner)[51] 1983 1a, 2023 1p
Ashe Javi NB[nb 4][nb 6] 2023 1a1p
Audj Seedol F NB Zae-Brii (partner)[53] 2022 1a1p
Aurin NB+[nb 5][54] 2022 1a1p
Axel Greylark M M, F
  • Abda ("darling", while apologizing to her)[30]
  • Binnot Ulla (It's Complicated)[37]
  • Cherro ("darling", while gambling with her)[30]
  • Gella Nattai ("darling", infatuation, mutual attraction)[30][37]
  • Kozmo Sundrel IV ("nemesis"/antagonistic but mutual crush)[55]
  • Lady Lu-reen Faraday (with her until "very public split")[30]
  • Leyli Romero ("darling", girlfriend in school)[55]
  • Ney Madiine ("my darling", while ducking out of her embrace)[30]
  • Phan-tu Zenn ("darling", flirts with despite his engagement to Xiri A'lbaran)[30]
  • Raik ("darling", mutual insincere flirting at her business)[30]
  • A Mirialan woman ("darling", mutual semi-hostile flirting while gambling with her)[30]
  • Past unnamed "paramours" and engaged three times (names and gender(s) not stated)[30]
 2022 1a1p
Aytar M NB Kantam Sy (one year together in past)[56] 2022 1a1p
Baako (possibly Moradi) M M Baako's husband[57] 2017 1a, 2019 1p
Beesar Tal-Apurna F F Teemank (late wife)[58] 2022 1a1p
Bellis (holodrama character) F F Unnamed captain (romance scene within holodrama "Love on Deck 5 Part 1")[59] 2024 1a1p
Bibs NB[nb 2] (he/they)[soc 12] 2021 1a, 2023 1p
Binnot Ulla M M? Axel Greylark (It's Complicated)[37] 2022 1a, p?
Boona F F Meela (wife)[60] 2023 1a1p
Brene F[soc 13][soc 14] F Domina Tagge (attraction)[61] 2021 1a, 2023 1p
Bryn NB+[nb 1][60] 2023 1a1p
Bullgar NB+[nb 1][45] 2024 1a1p
Cair San Tekka M M (Spoilers for Defy the Storm) Xylan Graf (husband)[62] 2024 1a1p
Cassie Cryar (NC: Cassilyda Cryar) F F Ione Marcy[5][63] ("a couple in a relationship")[soc 1] 2010 1a1p
Casul Seedol M M Obi-Wan Kenobi (attraction)[53] 2022 1a1p
Catak NB[nb 1] (they/them,[64] he/him[65]) F Khel Tanna (in love with)[66] 2023 1a1p
Caya M M Hoyel (partner)[67] 2023 1a1p
Caysin Bog M M Tam Posla (partner)[68] 2016 1a, 2017 1p
Ceeli Durango F F Kryys Durango (wife or partner with same last name)[69] 2023 1a1p
Ceret NB (T)[nb 3][SWweb 2] 2021 1a1p
Chal NB+[nb 5][40] 2023 1a1p
Chase Wilsorr M M Jordan Smythe (mutual attraction)​[70] 1980 1a, 2020 1p
Chass na Chadic F F, M Yrica Quell (sexual tension,[71] (Spoilers for Alphabet Squadron: Victory's Price) eventually partner)[72] 2019 1a, 2020 1p
Chelli Lona Aphra F F only[note 7] (lesbian)[SWweb 3][SWweb 4]
  • Domina Tagge (mutual attraction[76] and eventually one-time sex)[75]
  • Eustacia Okka (ex-girlfriend; implied by flashback kiss[77] and in dialogue[78] before Eustacia stated to be one of her exes)[79]
  • Kalandra (ex-lover)[80]
  • Magna Tolvan (in love, exes, (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Sana Starros)[81]
  • Sana Starros (partners, exes, (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Magna Tolvan)[81]
  • Sister Six ("actually kinda hot")[82]
  • Teviy (one-night stand)[75]
  • Yoshi (one-time "encounter")[80]
 2015 1a, 2016 1p
Cincey NB[nb 5][54] 2022 1a1p
Cinta Kaz F F Vel Sartha[83][84][85][86] (girlfriend)[SWweb 5] 2022 1a1p
Cohmac Vitus M M Xylan Graf (attraction)[87] 2021 1a1p
Conder Kyl M M Sinjir Rath Velus[88][89] (husband)[90] 2016 1a1p
Crash (Alys Ongwa) F F Svi'no Atchapat (mutual attraction,[56] then girlfriends) 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Dart Subterra M M Jadd Flaxum (partner/boyfriend)[59] 2024 1a1p
Dec Hansen M M only[91][soc 15] 2017 1a1p
Deemus Abrus F F Smeemarm[56] ([56] "shmanging")[soc 16] 2022 1a1p
Delian Mors F F only[92] (lesbian)[web 5] Murra (late wife)[92] 2015 1a1p
Demms Ryx M M Arvel Crynyd (partner)[51] 2023 1a1p
Dennion NB+[nb 4][nb 7] 2024 1a1p
Detta Yao F NB;[93] F? M?
  • Kho Phon Farrus (mutual attraction[93] (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #31) then got together)[50]
  • Eustacia Okka (flirty-flattering)[94]
  • Venters (flirty-manipulating)[78]
 2020 1a1p
Dexter "Dex" Jettster[note 6] M * Maz Kanata (High Republic: she calls him "my favorite person in the galaxy", he loves her[95] and doesn't have "a simple word for what we are";[96] he later writes "wasn't so long ago that I called myself her boyfriend";[97] no canonical/official labeling but they're consistent with queerplatonic partners) 2002 1a, 2023 1p
Dima F F Thandeka (wife)[98] 2021 1a1p
Djovi Resmia NB[nb 4][nb 8] 2023 1a1p
Domina Tagge[note 6] F F (sapphic)[soc 20] Chelli Lona Aphra (mutual attraction[76] and eventually one-time sex)[75] 1980 1a, 2020 1p
Dorian Innes M (T)[45] 2024 1a1p
Dreyo M M Moran (ex-partner)[52] 2023 1a1p
EE'zok NB+[nb 4][nb 9] 2024 1a1p
Eemee F[soc 21] F[soc 22] Falloo (forbidden!)[100] 2023 1a1p
Ela Radodan F F Tal Veridian (lover)[101] 2020 1a1p
Eleodie Maracavanya NB[nb 2][soc 23] (zhe / zher, she / her, he / him)[88] 2016 1a1p
Elzar Mann M F, M
  • Avar Kriss (It's Complicated; "my song",[102] he's her "oldest, closest friend",[103] they're at least one-time lovers[103][104] (Spoilers for Temptation of the Force) and in love; eventually deciding after they Stellan's death that they want to give their love another chance)[105]
  • Samera Ra-oon (casual sex)[104]
  • Stellan Gios (It's Complicated; "my polestar",[102] Stellan is oldest friend,[104] (Spoilers for Temptation of the Force) and he loved him; as Padawans, Elzar "flirt[ed] at him, his ears pink when he wouldn't flirt back";[106] at least one contemporary wonders if the "tight crew" of Stellan, Elzar, and Avar are "more than that")[107]
 2021 1a1p
Emory M M Varko Grey (husband)[108] 2020 1a1p
Er Dal M M, F
  • Fel Ix (partner, simultaneous with Ferize)[40]
  • Ferize (partner; she is also partners with Fel Ix)[54]
 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Eron F F Rhee (partner)[109] 2017 1a1p
Erta F F Moona (girlfriend)[110] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Esmelle F F Shirene (wife)[111] 2015 1a1p
Eustacia Okka F F Chelli Lona Aphra (ex-girlfriend; implied by flashback kiss[77] and in dialogue[78] before stated to be one of Aphra's exes)[79] 2020 1a1p
Falloo F[soc 21] F[soc 22] Eemee (forbidden!)[100] 2023 1a1p
Far Linghe NB[nb 1][105] 2024 1a1p
Fel Ix M M, F
  • Er Dal (partner, simultaneous with Ferize)[40]
  • Ferize (partner; she is also partners with Er Dal)[54]
 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Feyr Jos'han NB[nb 5][112] 2023 1a1p
Flix M M Orka (partner, explicitly in business[SWweb 6][SWweb 7] and implied in life;[113][114] stated OOU to be a couple)[web 8][web 9] 2018 1a, 2019 1p
Fori Nagor F F Marda Ro (attraction)[44] 2023 1a1p
Fra Raida F F Yrica Quell ("I think Fra Raida was into me.")[72] 2021 1a1p
Franek M M His unnamed husband[115] 2024 1a1p
Fret (Chellwinark Frethylrin) F F only (lesbian)[soc 24]
  • Irei (ex-girlfriend)[116]
  • Merrin (short-term lover)[116]
 2023 1a1p
Friielan NB+[nb 1][105] 2024 1a1p
Gavi M M Kildo (mutual attraction)[117] 2024 1a1p
Gen Tri NB[nb 5][118] 2020 1a1p
Gido M M Gulu ("highly unconventional but extremely long-lasting relationship")[52] 2023 1a1p
Ginruda NB+[nb 1][119] 2019 1a1p
Gojuni Motts-Danel M M Tantagru Motts-Danel (husband)[120] 2016 1a1p
Gulu M M Gido ("highly unconventional but extremely long-lasting relationship")[52] 2023 1a1p
Hachi F F Her unnamed wife[121] 2024 1a1p
Hackrack Bep M M Zian (husband)[122] 2022 1a1p
Hareck M[soc 13] NB (queer)[soc 25] Ilini[123] (dating,[soc 13] then spouse)[61][soc 26] 2021 1a1p
Harli Jafan F F Sabé (mutual attraction, fell apart)[124] 2020 1a1p
Harmon M M Mart Mattin's father (loved; not explicitly worded in love but seems that in context)[125] 2022 1a1p
Helion Volte NB+[nb 1][39] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Hennah F F Her unnamed wife[126] 2023 1a1p
Howl (aka Howlrunner / Theta Seven) F F Amara Kel (girlfriend)[46] 2020 1a1p
Hoyel M M Caya (partner)[67] 2023 1a1p
Ilini NB[nb 2][soc 13] M[soc 13] Hareck[123] (dating,[soc 13] then husband)[61][soc 26] 2021 1a1p
Ilyana F F Merrin (It's Complicated)[127][116] 2019 1a1p
Ione Marcy F F, M
  • Cassie Cryar[5][63] ("a couple in a relationship")[soc 1]
  • Nack Movers (ex(pired) boyfriend)[5]
 2010 1a1p
Irei F F Fret (ex-girlfriend)[116] 2023 1a1p
Isabalia F F Joy Iya (mutual attraction)[128] 2020 1a1p
Jadd Flaxum M M Dart Subterra (partner/boyfriend)[59] 2024 1a1p
Jecki Lon F F (Spoilers for The Acolyte) Osha Aniseya (crush)[129][web 10] 2024 1a1p
Jezra'lin NB+[nb 5][54] 2022 1a1p
Jom Lariin M M Kitrep Soh (mutual crush and a kiss,[104] then boyfriends)[60] 2021 1a1p
Jordan Smythe M M Chase Wilsorr (mutual attraction)​​[70] 2020 1a1p
Jordanna Sparkburn F F Sylvestri Yarrow (ex-girlfriend (Spoilers for Out of the Shadows) then got back together)[87] 2021 1a1p
Joy Iya F F Isabalia (mutual attraction)[128] 2020 1a1p
Just Lucky M M,[50][75] NB[130] (pansexual)[SWweb 4]
  • Ariole Yu (ex-boyfriend then partner (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #31) and proposed to him)[50]
  • Lapin Tagge ("cute")[130]
 2020 1a, 2021 1p
Kaeden Larte F F[31] ("like 4.5 on the Kinsey Scale"; bi; pan "might be more accurate";[soc 27] queer)[soc 27][soc 28] Ahsoka Tano (mutual attraction)[31] 2016 1a1p
Kalandra F[note 8] F Chelli Lona Aphra (ex-lover)[80] 2020 1a1p
Kantam Sy NB[nb 3][131] M Aytar (ex-boyfriend)[56] 2021 1a1p
Karie Neth[note 6] F F Lanna (in love)[132] 1983 1a, 2023 1p
Kay Vess F F[59][soc 29]
  • (Spoilers for Outlaws) Selo Rovak (attraction, but fumbles the flirt)[59]
    • (Spoilers for Outlaws) Vail Tormin (attraction)[59]
 2024 1a1p
Keo Venzee NB[nb 3][SWweb 2] 2020 1a1p
Kho Phon Farrus NB (T)[nb 3][SWweb 4] F Detta Yao (mutual attraction[93] (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #31) then got together)[50] 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Kildo M M Gavi (mutual attraction)[117] 2024 1a1p
Kimb NB[nb 5][133] 2022 1a1p
Kin Dragen NB[nb 5][78] 2020 1a1p
Kinni F F Her unnamed wife[30] 2022 1a1p
Kiren NB[nb 5][soc 30] 2020 1a1p
Kirri F F Tanabi Yar (widowed wife)[134] 2023 1a1p
Kitrep Soh M M
  • Bell Zettifar (considers him "an extremely good-looking Jedi")[104]
  • Jom Lariin (mutual crush and a kiss,[104] then boyfriends)[60]
 2021 1a1p
Klerin Chekkat F F Ty Yorrick (crush and mutual attraction)[104] 2021 1a1p
Kor Plouth F F Yana Ro (girlfriend)[54] 2022 1a1p
Kozmo Sundrel IV M M Axel Greylark (mutual bicker-flirtation)[55] 2023 1a1p
Kryys Durango F F Ceeli Durango (wife or partner with same last name)[69] 2023 1a1p
Lando Calrissian (NC: Landonis Balthazar Calrissian)[note 6] M Any (pansexual)[web 11][web 12]
  • Amilyn Holdo (at least one kiss,[48] possibly more)[49]
  • Han Solo? (flirtation?)[135]
  • Kaasha Bateen (longtime girlfriend)[90]
  • Wes Janson (mutual flirtation)[136]
  • Zyrka Tuhn (flirtation)[136]
 1980 1a, 2018 1p
Lanitra F F Sana Starros (flirtation)[137] 2023 1a1p
Lanna F F Karie Neth (in love)[132] 2023 1a1p
Lante F F Sila Kott (childhood crush to brief romance)[138] 2023 1a1p
Lapin Tagge NB[nb 2][soc 31] 2020 1a, 2021 1p
Larma D'Acy F F Wrobie Tyce (wife)[139] 2017 1a, 2019 1p
Ledaney M M His unnamed "new man from Corellia"[140] 2016 1a1p
Lee Skillen F F Her unnamed girlfriend[141] 2019 1a1p
Leox Gyasi M None[98] (stated asexual, possibly aromantic)[SWweb 8] 2021 1a1p
Losha Tarkon F F T'onga ("branded" before getting married,[142] then wife)[143] 2020 1a1p
Luke Skywalker[note 6] M M, F 1977 1a, 2022 1p
Lula Talisola F F only (gay)[131] Zeen Mrala (in love[131] (Spoilers for The High Republic Phase III) and kiss when they reunite[149]; story still in progress as of June 2024) 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Luu M M Phel and Sana Starros' unnamed father [150] 2023 1a1p
MA-55H NB[nb 1] (droid; he / him, they / them)[52] 2023 1a1p
Magna Tolvan F F
  • Chelli Lona Aphra (in love, exes, (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Sana Starros)[81]
  • Sana Starros (mutual attraction,[151] (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Aphra)[81]
 2017 1a1p
Marda Ro F F, M
  • Fori Nagor (kisses)[44]
  • Kevmo Zink (mutual attraction)[54]
  • Velya Faer (mutual attraction)[44]
  • Vika Faer (mutual attraction)[44]
  • An unnamed human girl (kissed as a gift freely given)[54]
 2022 1a1p
Marlowe San Tekka M M Vellis San Tekka (husband)[103] 2021 1a1p
Matty (Matthea Cathley) F F Oliviah Zeveron (crush on)[152] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Meela F F Boona (wife)[60] 2023 1a1p
Merrin F Any[116] (pansexual)[web 13]
  • Ilyana (It's Complicated)[127][116]
  • Fret (short-term)[116]
  • Cal Kestis (chemistry[127] (Spoilers for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor) then got together)[52]
 2019 1a1p
Monti Calay M M His unnamed ex ("hadn't thought about him for ages")[153] 2019 1a1p
Moona F F Erta (girlfriend)[110] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Moran M M Dreyo (ex-partner)[52] 2023 1a1p
Mother Aniseya F F (Spoilers for The Acolyte) Mother Koril (partners and co-parents; Aniseya created and Koril carried their twins)[154][SWweb 9] 2024 1a1p
Mother Koril F F (Spoilers for The Acolyte) Mother Aniseya (partners and co-parents; Aniseya created and Koril carried their twins)[154][SWweb 9] 2024 1a1p
Murra (possibly Mors) F F Delian Mors (widowed wife)[92] 2015 1a1p
Nette F F Yrica Quell (mutual attraction[119] or ex-girlfriend)[note 9] 2019 1a1p
Nubarron NB+[nb 5][87] 2021 1a1p
Obi-Wan Kenobi[note 6] M * * 1977 1a, 2022 1p
Occo Quentto NB+ (GF?)[nb 10][155] 2017 1a1p
Odelia F F Adrialla (wife)[30] 2022 1a1p
Orin Darhga M M? Axel Greylark (jokes about a crush)[37] 2023 1a, p?
Orka M M Flix (partner, explicitly in business[SWweb 6][SWweb 7] and implied in life;[113][114] stated OOU to be a couple)[web 8][web 9] 2018 1a, 2019 1p
Osha Aniseya F F, M
  • (Spoilers for The Acolyte) Jecki Lon (crush)[129][156]
  • (Spoilers for The Acolyte) Qimir (mutual... something)[157]
 2024 1a1p
Oshi Karmo NB[nb 5][30] 2022 1a1p
Padmé Amidala Naberrie[note 6] F Any[158][159] (queer, demi)[web 14] 1999 1a, 2020 1p
Pavol M M Aleksin (lover)[41] 2015 1a1p
Peleg Ryn NB+[nb 1][45] 2024 1a1p
Pentik NB[nb 1][59] 2024 1a1p
Poe Dameron M Any[note 10] 2015 1a1p
Preeti F[note 11] F[163] (Spoilers for The Battle of Jakku) Rynn Zenat (mutual feelings; kiss[163] after Rynn previously said "I love you, Preeti.")[164] 2024 1a1p
Rae Sloane F Any (hypothetical;[89] bisexual)[SWweb 2] 2014 1a, 2017 1p
Raf Thatchburn M M Alak (in love;[38] a "complicated relationship")[39] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Raidah Doon F F Wesson Dove (wife)[153] 2019 1a1p
Reyé Hollis[note 6] M M Luke Skywalker (mutual attraction; see Luke Skywalker and Reyé Hollis)[147] 1980 1a, 2022 1p
Rhee F F Eron (partner)[109] 2017 1a1p
Ruu M (T)[SWweb 10] 2024 1a1p
Rynn Zenat F F[164][note 11] (Spoilers for The Battle of Jakku) Preeti (mutual feelings; loves Preeti[164] and they kiss)[163] 2024 1a1p
Sabé[note 6] F Any[158] (bi[soc 32] / pan)[soc 32][soc 33] 1999 1a, 2019 1p
Saché[note 6] F F Yané[158] (wife)[159] 1999 1a, 2019 1p
Sana Starros F F
  • Chelli Lona Aphra (partners, exes, (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Magna Tolvan)[81]
  • Han Solo ("husband" for a scam, not a sincere relationship)
  • Magna Tolvan (mutual attraction,[151] (Spoilers for Doctor Aphra (2020) #40) then partners with her and Aphra)[81]
 2015 1a, 2016 1p
Sannab Ro NB+ (F, then M, in multiple protogynic phases)[120] 2016 1a, p?
Santari Khri NB[nb 1] (she / her,[39][52] they / them)[52] 2023 1a1p
Sav (Savina Besatrix Malagán) F F Saya Keem (mutual attraction but Sav couldn't be attached)[165] 2021 1a, 2023 1p
Saya Keem F F only ("super gay")[soc 34] Sav Malagán (unrequited love[117] but mutual attraction)[165] 2023 1a1p
Selfin Jook NB+[nb 1][52] 2023 1a1p
Selli NB+[nb 1][62] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Shirene F F Esmelle (wife)[111] 2015 1a1p
Shko Emouk NB[nb 2][soc 35] 2024 1a1p
Shuma F F Her chosen mate[59] 2024 1a1p
Sian Holt F Any ("bicon"—a bi icon)[soc 10] 2021 1a, 2024 1p
Sigs M M Sion (husband)[166] 2023 1a1p
Sila Kott[note 6] F F Lante (childhood crush to brief romance)[138] 1983 1a, 2023 1p
Sinjir Rath Velus M M only[111] (gay)[web 15] Conder Kyl[88][89] (husband)[90] 2015 1a1p
Sion[note 6] M M Sigs (husband)[166] 1983 1a, 2023 1p
Sister F (T) ("transcended gender")[159] 2022 1a1p
Sky Graf NB[nb 3][167] F Rooper Nitani (flirts with her)[40] 2023 1a1p
Smeemarm F F Deemus Abrus[56] ("shmanging")[soc 16] 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Sola Naberrie F None[158] (aromantic asexual)[soc 36] 2002 1a, 2019 1p
Sonogari M M Wyl Lark (kissed but incompatible)[119] 2019 1a1p
Sorc Tormo M M His unnamed boyfriend[52] 2019 1a, 2023 1p
Sorschi F F Ackmena (wife)[29] 2017 1a1p
Svi'no Atchapat F Any
  • Crash (mutual attraction,[56] then girlfriends)
  • Tivbak ("dated at uni for, like ... ten minutes")[56]
 2022 1a1p
Sweebotta NB+[nb 1][168] 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Syblin-4 M, will be F (insectoid)[169] 2024 1a, p?
Sylvestri Yarrow F F only Jordanna Sparkburn (ex-girlfriend (Spoilers for Out of the Shadows) then got back together)[87] 2021 1a1p
T'onga F F Losha Tarkon ("branded" before getting married,[142] then wife)[143] 2020 1a1p
Taka Jamoreesa NB[nb 2][soc 37] 2018 1a1p
Tal Veridian F F Ela Radodan (lover)[101] 2020 1a1p
Tam Posla M M Caysin Bog (partner)[68] 2016 1a, 2017 1p
Tanabi Yar F F Kirri (late wife)[134] 2023 1a1p
Tans NB[nb 2][soc 13] 2021 1a1p
Tantagru Motts-Danel M M Gojuni Motts-Danel (husband)[120] 2016 1a1p
Tareesh M M Wyl Lark (ex)[72] 2021 1a1p
Teemank F F Beesar Tal-Apurna (widowed wife)[58] 2022 1a1p
Tep Tep F (T)[117] 2024 1a1p
Tepoh NB (GF)[nb 2] (zhe / zher)[159] 2022 1a1p
Terec NB (T)[nb 3][SWweb 2] 2021 1a1p
Teviy F F Chelli Lona Aphra (one-night stand)[75] 2023 1a1p
Tey Sirrek M M Vildar Mac (mutual romantic interest,[152] (Spoilers for The High Republic Phase III) eventually lovers[170]) 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Thandeka F F Dima (wife)[98] 2021 1a1p
TK-421[note 6] M M Wilhuff Tarkin (sexual affair; see TK-421 and Wilhuff Tarkin)[171] 1977 1a, 2017 1p
Trace Martez F F[32] Ahsoka Tano (mutual attraction;[32][34][35] replaced a character scripted to be Ahsoka's boyfriend)[web 3] 2020 1a1p
Ty Yorrick F F[104] (bi)[soc 38]
  • Avar Kriss (attraction)[104]
  • Klerin Chekkat (mutual attraction)[104]
 2021 1a1p
Tyros M M Unnamed "lad he fancies" on Vernid[119] 2019 1a1p
Varko Grey M M Emory (husband)[108] 2020 1a1p
Vaslyn Martz NB+[nb 1][52] 2023 1a1p
Vel Sartha F F Cinta Kaz[83][84][85][86] (girlfriend)[SWweb 5] 2022 1a1p
Vellis San Tekka M M Marlowe San Tekka (husband)[103] 2021 1a1p
Vernestra Rwoh F None[87] (aromantic[39] asexual)[soc 39] 2021 1a1p
Vi Moradi F None[57] (asexual)[soc 40] 2017 1a, 2019 1p
Vika Faer F F Marda Ro (mutual attraction)[44] 2023 1a1p
Vildar Mac M M Tey Sirrek (mutual romantic interest,[152] (Spoilers for The High Republic Phase III) eventually lovers[170] ) 2022 1a, 2023 1p
Vukorah F (T*)[note 12] F T'onga (attraction)[174] 2020 1a, 2022 1p
Wes Janson[note 6] M M 1980 1a, 2023 1p
Wesson Dove F F Raidah Doon (wife)[153] 2019 1a1p
Wilhuff Tarkin[note 6] M M TK-421 (sexual affair; see TK-421 and Wilhuff Tarkin)[171] 1977 1a, 2017 1p
Wini Eres F F Zygg Soza (new relationship)[52] 2023 1a1p
Wrobie Tyce F F Larma D'acy (wife)[139] 2019 1a1p
Wyl Lark M M, F
  • Sonogari (kissed but incompatible)[119]
  • Tareesh (ex)[72]
  • Vitale (flirted with)[71]
 2019 1a1p
Xylan Graf M M (Spoilers for Defy the Storm) Cair San Tekka (husband)[62] 2021 1a, 2024 1p
Yana Ro F F Kor Plouth (girlfriend)[54] 2022 1a1p
Yané[note 6] F F Saché[158] (wife)[159] 1999 1a, 2019 1p
Yarli Yren NB[nb 5][54] 2022 1a1p
Yoshi (F or NB+)[note 13] F Chelli Lona Aphra (one-time "encounter")[80] 2020 1a1p
Yrica Quell F Any
  • Nette (mutual attraction[119] or ex-girlfriend, possibly her unnamed first girlfriend)[note 9]
  • Her unnamed last boyfriend[119]
  • Chass na Chadic (sexual tension,[71] (Spoilers for Alphabet Squadron: Victory's Price) eventually partner)[72]
 2019 1a1p
Zae-Brii NB+[nb 1][53] F Audj Seedol (partner)[53] 2022 1a1p
Zeb (Garazeb Orrelios) M M Alexsandr Kallus (enemies–to–mutual-respect[42]–to–lovers?)[43] 2014 1a, 2018 1p
Zeen Mrala F F Lula Talisola (in love[131] (Spoilers for The High Republic Phase III) and kiss when they reunite[149]; story still in progress as of June 2024) 2021 1a, 2022 1p
Zian M M Hackrack Bep (husband)[122] 2022 1a1p
Zohma F F An unnamed girl in the Elder Houses (affair)[133] 2022 1a1p
Zygg Soza F F Wini Eres (new relationship)[52] 2023 1a1p
Zyle Keem NB[nb 3][117][SWweb 10] 2024 1a1p
Zyrka Tuhn NB[nb 5][136][175] 2023 1a1p
4VO-TG NB[nb 11] (droid; he / him)[37] 2023 1a1p
"Ember" NB+[nb 1][web 16] 2020 1a1p
"Holo" NB[nb 2][soc 41] 2020 1a1p
[Unnamed; Baako's husband] M M Baako (husband)[57] 2019 1a1p
[Unnamed; Black Sun agent] NB[nb 2][soc 28] 2016 1a1p
[Unnamed; captain (holodrama character)] F F Bellis (romance scene within holodrama "Love on Deck 5 Part 1")[59] 2024 1a1p
[Unnamed; Chalhuddan youngling] NB+ (GF?)[nb 10][176] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; father on the Halcyon #1] M M The other unnamed father[133] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; father on Halcyon #2] M M The other unnamed father[133] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Franek's husband] M M Franek (husband)[115] 2024 1a1p
[Unnamed; girl in the Elder Houses] F F Zohma (affair)[133] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; granddaughter of a Hebekrr Minor magistrate] F F Her unnamed wife[159] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; granddaughter-in-law of a Hebekrr Minor magistrate] F F Her unnamed wife[159] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Hachi's wife] F F Hachi (wife)[121] 2024 1a1p
[Unnamed; Hennah's wife] F F Hennah (wife)[126] 2023 1a1p
[Unnamed; human girl on Ferdan] F F Marda Ro (requested and received a kiss from her as a gift freely given)[54] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Iggs' father #1] M M The other unnamed father[111] 2015 1a1p
[Unnamed; Iggs' father #2] M M The other unnamed father[111] 2015 1a1p
[Unnamed; Jedi voiced by Ry Chase] NB[nb 4][nb 12] 2024 1a1p
[Unnamed; Jezra'lin's older sibling] NB+[nb 5][54] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Jinnix's drone-mate] G-? (Colicoid, insectoid drone; they / them)[179] 2021 1a, p?
[Unnamed; Kinni's wife] F F Kinni (wife)[30] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Ledaney's new man from Corellia] M M Ledaney (new relationship)[140] 2016 1a1p
[Unnamed; Lee Skillen's girlfriend] F F Lee Skillen (girlfriend)[141] 2019 1a1p
[Unnamed; Mina Bonteri's secretary] NB[nb 2][soc 44] 2019 1a1p
[Unnamed; Monti Calay's ex] M M Monti Calay (ex who "hadn't thought about him for ages")[153] 2019 1a1p
[Unnamed; Nazhros Oleg's uncle #1] M M[soc 45] The other unnamed uncle[180][181] 2014 1a1p
[Unnamed; Nazhros Oleg's uncle #2] M M[soc 45] The other unnamed uncle[180][181] 2014 1a1p
[Unnamed; outpost supervisor on Codia's second moon] NB[nb 1][182] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Phel and Sana Starros' father] M M, F 2023 1a1p
[Unnamed; Rodian gambler, playing with Axel Greylark] M M His unnamed husband[30] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Rodian gambler's husband] M M Unnamed Rodian gambler (husband)[30] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Sabetue] NB+ (G-)[183] 2018 1a1p
[Unnamed; Shuma's chosen mate] F F Shuma[59] 2024 1a1p
[Unnamed; slicer for the Collective] NB+[nb 1][153] 2019 1a1p
[Unnamed; Sorc Tormo's boyfriend] M M Sorc Tormo (boyfriend)[52] 2023 1a1p
[Unnamed; Vroma's mom #1] F F The other unnamed mom[184] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Vroma's mom #2] F F The other unnamed mom[184] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; woman Han followed into the Halcyon lounge #1] F F The other unnamed woman (her partner)[133] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; woman Han followed into the Halcyon lounge #2] F F The other unnamed woman (her partner)[133] 2022 1a1p
[Unnamed; Zaina's trainer] NB[nb 5][112] 2023 1a1p

Visions and non-canon[]

Character Gender Attracted to Partner(s) / Interest(s) Firsts
Ekiya F F; but any[soc 46] Kouru (mutual attraction)[185] 2021 1a1p
Kouru F F; only?[soc 46] Ekiya (mutual attraction)[185] 2021 1a1p
Shogo M (T)[185] 2021 1a1p
The Ronin M NB, F; pansexual[soc 46] The Traveler (mutual attraction)[185] 2021 1a1p
The Traveler NB[nb 2][soc 46] M; "possibly more"[soc 46] The Ronin (mutual attraction)[185] 2021 1a1p
Yuehiro M (T)[185][soc 46] 2021 1a1p
Energetic GNK NB[nb 1] (droid; they / them, he / him)[186] 2022 1a1p

Fan resources[]

Notes[]

Notes on characters listed as non-binary:

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 NB Type 1: Character has they/them personal pronouns. Pronouns are one of the ways writers convey character information and these personal pronouns are used when indicating a character's gender is non-binary or a gender within the broad spectrum/umbrella of non-binary genders. Star Wars isn't at a point where any explicitly non-non-binary characters (binary men or women) have they/them as personal pronouns, let alone multiple sets or neopronouns, so this character is under the umbrella. If this character is ever "officially" labeled in the future, their gender may not be the exact label non-binary since there are multiple possible non-binary labels.
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 NB Type 2: Character has they/them personal pronouns, neopronouns, and/or multiple pronoun sets, and their author has stated that the character is non-binary or under the non-binary umbrella, with or without specifically naming a gender label.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 NB Type 3: Character's personal pronouns are they/them and some sort of official Star Wars thing states their gender identity is non-binary/nonbinary (hyphenation use varies).
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 NB Type 4: Character's personal pronouns are they/them and they are portrayed by an actor who is not a cisgender binary man/woman. The simplest and most likely explanation is that the character is under the non-binary umbrella. While Disney sometimes hires trans and/or non-binary actors to portray characters of a binary gender, this wiki will not do erasure/denial gymnastics to claim the actor is portraying a character who has they/them pronouns yet isn't under the non-binary umbrella.
  5. ↑ 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 5.11 5.12 5.13 5.14 5.15 NB Type 5 (or 2b): Character's personal pronouns are they/them and the author has responded to a user of another wiki (through public response or permission to publicly share correspondence) that singular they/them pronouns are intended to indicate a character's non-binary gender(s). (In some cases, people have questioned authors who are non-binary and use they/them pronouns themselves to affirm this was done intentionally.)
  6. ↑ Voice actor Andi René Christensen, who is credited for "Additional Voices"[52] and voiced Ashe Javi,[soc 11] is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns.[web 4]
  7. ↑ Ess Hödlmoser, who performs Dennion in Star Wars Outlaws (credited as "Ess Hoedlmoser" and "Motion Capture Performer"),[59] is trans non-binary and uses they/them and he/him pronouns.[web 6]
  8. ↑ Voice actor Valeria Rodríguez[99] is nonbinary[soc 17][soc 18][soc 19] and uses any pronouns.[soc 17]
  9. ↑ Voice actor JayR Tinaco, who voices EE'zok in Star Wars Outlaws (credited as "Voice Talent"),[59] is non-binary and uses he/him and they/them pronouns.[web 7]
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 When Princess Leia Organa first meets Occo Quentto in Leia, Princess of Alderaan (LPOA), C-3PO tells her these details about their species: "Chalhuddans have five different genders and shift through them throughout their lives. Their native pronoun cases are rather complex—indicating not only current gender but two or three previous ones, and occasionally the gender they feel most likely to be next, but as our language has no equivalent words, 'you' or 'they' can be used in all cases."[155] This description would be consistent with the label genderfluid, but the Chalhuddan characters have not been explicitly labeled as such.

    In this publicly-shared e-mail between another wiki and Mike Chen regarding a Chalhuddan youngling in Brotherhood, Chen said: "I asked the story group if there were any non-binary species so I could rep them. It was their suggestion. :)" He responded to an inquiry that made two assumptions:
    1. that a "species' principle" established in LPOA would "make the character canonically genderfluid" if Chen carried it over,
    2. and that it was relevant to note the youngling "would be quite young" when discussing their gender.
  11. ↑ In The High Republic: Cataclysm, the astromech droid 4VO-TG (aka "Teegee") is referred to with he/him and it/its pronouns;[37] the latter is something Star Wars does with droids rather than indicative of a particular droid's identity. His gender is stated in this publicly-shared e-mail between another wiki and Lydia Kang regarding authorial intent: "The droid 4VO-TG (who is one of my absolute favorite characters in the book) is named after one of my children, who is nonbinary. I asked my child (who uses they/them pronouns) what they would like Teegee's pronouns to be and they said 'he/him' felt right."
  12. ↑ Voice actor Ry Chase[177] is nonbinary,[soc 42] uses any pronouns,[soc 43] and has discussed playing this nonbinary Jedi character. Chase also voiced Metz,[web 17] a character who has not had any pronouns used in-universe.[178]

General notes:

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 For characters with "F" or "M", we haven't provided more specific citations on whether it's based on a character's stated gender, stated pronouns, or both, to keep things condensed and easily sortable. The references list would be so long if we did it for all 300+ characters, but we'll provide more specific sources upon request.
  2. ↑ Statements of sexuality for those who aren't non-binary are typically based upon the gender binary—that is, a woman who is only or also attracted to women, a man who is only or also attracted to men, a woman or a man who is attracted to men and women or to "both". These phrasings don't address: what about to non-binary people? We do not intend this as exclusion or erasure of non-binary genders, but to reflect the ways gender and attraction are addressed in SW. It does not mean any SW character is explicitly not attracted to NB+ people.
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 Player character in Star Wars: The Old Republic and this non-player character can have a mutual flirtation, meaning there's at least one dialogue where the PC's interest is reciprocated after choosing an optional [Flirt], but this doesn't become an ongoing romance storyline. Since there are no gender restrictions on which PCs can do this, this NPC is considered bi/pan/queer.
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 Player character in Star Wars: The Old Republic can have a romance storyline with this non-player character. Since there are no gender restrictions on which PCs can do this, this NPC is considered bi/pan/queer.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 While Revan has a canonical identity that's fixed (M attracted to F), Revan's identity in the gameplay of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic depends upon the player's choices. Players can choose to play M or F and whether or not to pursue the romantic storylines available to their PC's chosen gender. Thus, any given player may experience Revan as F or M and choose if Revan is with or without attractions. Players of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords also get to determine Revan's gender during their gameplay, with a side effect of the game automatically setting one of the NPCs as Revan's prior romantic interest rather than being the player's choice.
  6. ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 Only portrayed as LGBTQIA+ in New Canon, not in Legends.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Aphra is labeled a lesbian as an OOU term[SWweb 3][SWweb 4] and it's repeatedly established IU that she is attracted to women and is not attracted to men. Some IU statements:
    • Aphra's parting words to Tolvan are "Killing you is the only smart move... but you're cute." Her father observes this and comments afterward, "You have very bad taste in women." ("Well, Dad, I hear that runs in the family.")[73]
    • Sana Starros, at the time Aphra's ex-girlfriend, says of her that "guys and Aphra don't exactly mix".[74]
    • Aphra describes a nightclub to Just Lucky: "The prettiest girls--or boys if you're into that--the prettiest people, really, come here to party on their daddies' credits." In the same issue, she separately has sex with Domina Tagge and then with Teviy; Aphra refers to the latter as "the girl from last night"[75] and the former is a woman.
    Whether or not Aphra's the type of lesbian whose F/F attraction includes some non-binary people is a subject that hasn't been addressed.
  8. ↑ Kalandra's pronouns are she/her and she is one of Aphra's ex-lovers;[80] however, she does not have a stated gender identity.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Yrica Quell's first girlfriend may or may not be Nette; author Alexander Freed chose not to say for sure "[w]hether Nette was Quell's FIRST girlfriend". So, "Yrica Quell's girlfriend" may not be a separate character who exists.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 When Poe's past/future attractions are discussed in canonical sources, they use non-gendered language. From his page spread in the TLJ Visual Dictionary: "Poe wears the wedding ring of his late mother, Shara Bey, on a necklace, waiting to share it with the right partner."[161] In chapter 23 of Poe Dameron: Free Fall: "It had been a spur-of-the-moment decision, to lean in and kiss her. It had felt right then and still felt right. But Poe wasn't exactly experienced in the ways of the heart, and he'd probably managed to screw things up somehow. He'd messed up relationships with people before."[118] Actor Oscar Isaac has also spoken repeatedly about playing the role as attracted to Finn, wanting the films to follow through with a romance (not something he can control), and how he views Poe's sexuality as fluid.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Preeti doesn't have a stated gender or pronouns as of issue #4, but "Preeti" is a female given name from India and the character is fem-presenting.
  12. ↑ Vukorah has not been explicitly labeled as a trans woman. However, multiple flashback scenes in Bounty Hunters depict changes in her appearance[172] and interactions with other characters[173] that suggest she has transitioned from her assigned gender at birth. Writer Ethan Sacks has publicly acknowledged people reading between the lines.
  13. ↑ Yoshi's gender and pronouns are not canonically provided.[80] Aphra is repeatedly established as attracted to women and not to men, and OOU she's labeled a lesbian.[note 7] Most audiobook listeners/scriptbook readers know this about Aphra, and thus they may assume this means ex-lover Yoshi is a woman since that's likely from what we know. However, nothing canonical has addressed Aphra's attractions in relation to non-binary people, just women (yes) or men (no), and Yoshi-definitely-is-not-a-man does not equate to Yoshi-definitely-is-a-woman.

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    [...]

    When a spiced-up Takel saw the moffs' chosen successor to Palpatine—the handsome three-eyed Trioculus—he felt a strange connection with the alien.

    — Strange connection = attraction to handsome alien
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    Pavol
    Aleksin, my love. What has happened to you?
    Aleksin
    Has something happened to me? I hadn't noticed. Though you, my dear Pavol... seem to have lost something.
    Pavol
    I don't understand. Why are you doing this? This is our last job. When it's done, we'll have enough to afford a clone. Our child.
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    Amilyn Holdo
    Beware words like 'only'. Don't let your head be turned by the most dangerous substance known to exist.
    Leia Organa
    Which is?
    Amilyn Holdo
    A pair of pretty dark eyes. Or more than a pair, if you'e into Grans. Or Aqualish, or Talz. Or even—
    Leia Organa (through laughter)
    That's all right! It's just humanoid males for me.
    Amilyn Holdo
    Really? That feels so limiting.
    Leia Organa
    Thank goodness it's a big galaxy.
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    Lando
    Sure wish we had a deck of cards. Just to pass the time.
    Holdo
    No cards. But I can think of something else we could do.
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    Lando
    Chewbacca! You breaking us out, you old so-and-so?
    Chewbacca (head tilted)
    HROOAH! HR--
    Chewbacca (with raised brows)
    Hroooeh...
    Holdo
    Did you have a question, Chewbacca?
    Chewbacca
    HROOO?
    Lando
    Yeah, yeah. Wookiees always pick up the vibes. But what my good friend Amilyn Holdo and I get up to in the privacy of our own cell is nobody else's business, Chewie.
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    Tula Markona (walking away)
    Luke. I'm glad we had our kiss... and that it is our last is not without regret.
    Han Solo
    I'm sorry, kid. Trust me, it could have been worse.
    Luke Skywalker
    Yeah, it could have been. I mean, she's no Aphra. She's a good one.
    Sana Starros
    Luke had a thing for Aphra? Firstly, guys and Aphra don't exactly mix. Secondly, you count yourself lucky she and guys don't mix! You survived one Death Star. Don't go wishing for another.
    — Luke's lack of love life (and gaydar) is the topic of conversation
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    Mattis Banz
    Do you think he likes you back?
    Sari Nadle
    Dec wears his emotions like a Life Day sweater. If he liked me back, I'd know it. Dec and I have talked about everything under the sun together, and I've never known him to like a girl. It's just not how he is. I'll have to figure out what to do with my feelings.
    — Sari Nadle like-likes Dec Hansen, but she has no hope 'cause he's gay
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  102. ↑ 102.0 102.1 New Canon · The Fallen Star by Claudia Gray in the series The High Republic. Published 2022 by Del Rey.
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    [Elzar's and Avar's] fingers were still entwined. Elzar felt almost giddy about it suddenly, like when they were kids. That thought led immediately to memories of the two of them giggling with Stellan, flirting with each other, and at him, his ears pink when he wouldn't flirt back.
          The memories, just flashes and little fond nicknames echoing in his mind, faded as he pushed them away, watching Avar as her face went through a similar journey. She was thinking the exact same things. Her lips parted in a soft sigh that was almost, almost Stellan's name.
          Loving Stellan had certainly never done anything but make the two of them better.
    — Elzar Mann remembers
  107. ↑ New Canon · Trail of Shadows, issue #3, "Chapter III: Cold Comfort", by Daniel José Older in the series The High Republic. Published 2021 by Marvel Comics.
    Sian Holt
    Well, that was awkward. Lotta history there, huh?
    Emerick Caphtor
    You could say that. We were all Padawans at the same time. Avar, Stellan, and Elzar--they were a tight crew. Maybe more than that. Who knows? Now we're all grown up, with the galaxy hanging in the balance, and things are... more complicated, it seems. I stay out of it, best I can.
  108. ↑ 108.0 108.1 New Canon · Squadrons. Developed by Motive Studios and released in 2020.
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  110. ↑ 110.0 110.1 New Canon · Star Wars Insider, issue #218, "Tales of Enlightenment: No Such Thing as a Bad Customer", by George Mann in the series The High Republic. Published 2023.
  111. ↑ 111.0 111.1 111.2 111.3 111.4 New Canon · Aftermath by Chuck Wendig. Published 2015 by Del Rey.
  112. ↑ 112.0 112.1 New Canon · Hunters: Battle for the Arena by Mark Oshiro. Published 2023 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  113. ↑ 113.0 113.1 New Canon · Resistance, Season 1, Episode 13: "Dangerous Business"
  114. ↑ 114.0 114.1 New Canon · Resistance, Season 2, Episode 6: "From Beneath"
  115. ↑ 115.0 115.1 New Canon · Beware the Nameless by Zoraida Córdova in the series The High Republic. Published 2024 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  116. ↑ 116.0 116.1 116.2 116.3 116.4 116.5 116.6 New Canon · Jedi: Battle Scars by Sam Maggs. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  117. ↑ 117.0 117.1 117.2 117.3 117.4 New Canon · Escape from Valo by Daniel José Older and Alyssa Wong in the series The High Republic. Published 2024 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  118. ↑ 118.0 118.1 118.2 New Canon · Poe Dameron: Free Fall by Alex Segura. Published 2020 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  119. ↑ 119.0 119.1 119.2 119.3 119.4 119.5 119.6 New Canon · Alphabet Squadron by Alexander Freed in the series Star Wars: Alphabet Squadron. Published 2019 by Del Rey.
  120. ↑ 120.0 120.1 120.2 New Canon · Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy by Pablo Hidalgo. Published 2016 by Harper Design.
  121. ↑ 121.0 121.1 New Canon · Star Wars (2020), issue #46 by Charles Soule. Published 2024 by Marvel Comics.
  122. ↑ 122.0 122.1 New Canon · Mission to Disaster by Justina Ireland in the series The High Republic. Published 2022 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  123. ↑ 123.0 123.1 New Canon · War of the Bounty Hunters – Boushh by Alyssa Wong. Published 2021 by Marvel Comics. One-shot issue
  124. ↑ 124.0 124.1 124.2 124.3 New Canon · Queen's Peril by E.K. Johnston in the series Queen's Series. Published 2020 by Disney-Lucasfilm.
  125. ↑ New Canon · Star Wars Rebels Magazine, issue #35, "A Youth Unpromising", by Jeremy Barlow. Published 2017. Jarina: "Harmon loved Mart's father. Would've followed him to the end of the galaxy and back. He blames Mart for his death." Originally published in German
  126. ↑ 126.0 126.1 New Canon · Tales of Light and Life, "All Jedi Walk Their Own Path", by Charles Soule in the series The High Republic. Published 2023 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  127. ↑ 127.0 127.1 127.2 New Canon · Jedi: Fallen Order. Developed by Respawn Entertainment and released in 2019.
  128. ↑ 128.0 128.1 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back, "Beyond the Clouds", by Lilliam Rivera. Published 2020 by Del Rey.
  129. ↑ 129.0 129.1 New Canon · The Acolyte, Episode 4: "Day"
  130. ↑ 130.0 130.1 New Canon · Doctor Aphra (2020), issue 7 by Alyssa Wong. Published 2021 by Marvel Comics.
  131. ↑ 131.0 131.1 131.2 131.3 Real World · The Art of Star Wars: The High Republic, "Chapter 2: The Jedi", by Kristin Baver. Published 2022 by Abrams Books.
  132. ↑ 132.0 132.1 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, "The Extra Five Percent", by M. K. England. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  133. ↑ 133.0 133.1 133.2 133.3 133.4 133.5 133.6 New Canon · The Princess and the Scoundrel by Beth Revis. Published 2022 by Del Rey.
  134. ↑ 134.0 134.1 New Canon · Tales of Light and Life, "The Force Provides", by Justina Ireland in the series The High Republic. Published 2023 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  135. ↑ New Canon · Solo: A Star Wars Story
  136. ↑ 136.0 136.1 136.2 136.3 136.4 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, "The Buy-In", by Suzanne Walker. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  137. ↑ New Canon · Sana Starros, issue #3 by Justina Ireland. Published 2023 by Marvel Comics.
  138. ↑ 138.0 138.1 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, "The Last Flight", by Ali Hazelwood. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  139. ↑ 139.0 139.1 New Canon · Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary by Pablo Hidalgo. Published 2019 by DK Publishing.
  140. ↑ 140.0 140.1 New Canon · Bloodline by Claudia Gray. Published 2016 by Del Rey.
  141. ↑ 141.0 141.1 New Canon · A Crash of Fate by Zoraida Córdova. Published 2019 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press. Part of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
  142. ↑ 142.0 142.1 New Canon · Bounty Hunters, issue #3 by Ethan Sacks. Published 2020 by Marvel Comics.
    T'onga
    No can do, T'ongor. We got branded! I'm getting married!
    T'ongor
    I'm so happy for you. She's got strong bloodlines and will make a good mate.
    T'onga
    See, this is why you are still single, brother.
  143. ↑ 143.0 143.1 New Canon · Bounty Hunters, issue #9 by Ethan Sacks. Published 2021 by Marvel Comics.
  144. ↑ New Canon · The Screaming Citadel by Kieron Gillen. Published 2017 by Marvel Comics. One-shot issue
  145. ↑ New Canon · Doctor Aphra (2016), issue #7 by Kieron Gillen. Published 2017 by Marvel Comics.
  146. ↑ New Canon · Heir to the Jedi by Kevin Hearne. Published 2015 by Del Rey.
  147. ↑ 147.0 147.1 New Canon · Stories of Jedi and Sith, "Luke on the Bright Side", by Sam Maggs. Published 2022 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  148. ↑ New Canon · Star Wars (2015), issue #60 by Kieron Gillen. Published 2019 by Marvel Comics.
  149. ↑ 149.0 149.1 New Canon · The High Republic Adventures (2023/Phase III), #1 by Daniel José Older. Published 2023 by Dark Horse Comics.
  150. ↑ 150.0 150.1 150.2 New Canon · Sana Starros, issue #1 by Justina Ireland. Published 2023 by Marvel Comics.
  151. ↑ 151.0 151.1 New Canon · Doctor Aphra (2020), issue #23 by Alyssa Wong. Published 2022 by Marvel Comics.
  152. ↑ 152.0 152.1 152.2 New Canon · Path of Vengeance by Cavan Scott in the series The High Republic. Published 2023 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  153. ↑ 153.0 153.1 153.2 153.3 153.4 New Canon · Resistance Reborn by Rebecca Roanhorse. Published 2019 by Del Rey. Part of Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
  154. ↑ 154.0 154.1 New Canon · The Acolyte, Episode 3: "Destiny"
  155. ↑ 155.0 155.1 New Canon · Leia, Princess of Alderaan by Claudia Gray. Published 2017 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press. Part of Journey to Star Wars: The Last Jedi
  156. ↑ New Canon · The Acolyte, Episode 6: "Teach / Corrupt"
  157. ↑ New Canon · The Acolyte, Episode 8: "The Acolyte"
  158. ↑ 158.0 158.1 158.2 158.3 158.4 158.5 158.6 158.7 158.8 New Canon · Queen's Shadow by E. K. Johnston in the series Queen's Series. Published 2019 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  159. ↑ 159.0 159.1 159.2 159.3 159.4 159.5 159.6 159.7 159.8 159.9 New Canon · Queen's Hope by E. K. Johnston in the series Queen's Series. Published 2022 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.
  160. ↑ 160.0 160.1 Legends & New Canon · Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones
  161. ↑ New Canon · Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary, "Poe Dameron", by Pablo Hidalgo. Published 2017 by DK Publishing.
  162. ↑ New Canon · Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens
  163. ↑ 163.0 163.1 163.2 New Canon · The Battle of Jakku, issue #4 of 12, Insurgency Rising #4: "Breakdowns", by Alex Segura. Published 2024 by Marvel Comics. Artists Luke Ross and Jethro Morales; color artist Rachelle Rosenberg.
  164. ↑ 164.0 164.1 164.2 New Canon · The Battle of Jakku, issue #1 of 12, Insurgency Rising #1: "Last Resorts", by Alex Segura. Published 2024 by Marvel Comics. Artist Leonard Kirk; color artist Rachelle Rosenberg.
  165. ↑ 165.0 165.1 New Canon · The High Republic Adventures (2022/Phase II), #6 by Daniel José Older. Published 2023 by Marvel Comics.
  166. ↑ 166.0 166.1 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, "Kickback", by K Arsenault Rivera. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  167. ↑ Real World · Star Wars Insider, issue #221, "The Quest for Answers", sidebar: "Return to Planet X", by Christopher Cooper. Published 2023. Tessa Gratton: "On a more personal note, I put a lot of myself into Sky's character. They're driven, passionate, and non-binary, just like me! They're actively trying to figure out who they want to be, and how to express themselves without being angry, even when anger is the best reaction to the injustices they witness. And they want to make their family proud."
  168. ↑ New Canon · 2023 Topps Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi - Creatures & Aliens, "Sweebotta". Back of card: "This furry, four-legged being has such a friendly face, it's no wonder those around them call them Sweetie. Roaming the streets and going about their day, Sweebotta moves from one spot to the next to get by."
  169. ↑ New Canon · Mace Windu: The Glass Abyss, Chapter Forty-Four: "The War Begins", by Steven Barnes. Published 2024 by Random House Worlds.

    "I am the eldest. I turn," Syblin-4 said.

    Even as he spoke, the shift from male to female began with a lightening of his eyes. His teeth began to soften once again, and other changes were happening in his reproductive tract. In ten days, the change would be complete, and the new queen would be ready for mating.

    — Excerpt
  170. ↑ 170.0 170.1 New Canon · The High Republic (2023/Phase III), #6 by Cavan Scott. Published 2024 by Marvel Comics.
  171. ↑ 171.0 171.1 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View, "Of MSE-6 and Men", by Glen Weldon. Published 2017 by Del Rey.
  172. ↑ New Canon · Bounty Hunters, issue #5 by Ethan Sacks. Published 2020 by Marvel Comics.
  173. ↑ New Canon · Bounty Hunters, issue #31 by Ethan Sacks. Published 2023 by Marvel Comics.
  174. ↑ New Canon · Bounty Hunters, issue #23 by Ethan Sacks. Published 2022 by Marvel Comics.
  175. ↑ 175.0 175.1 175.2 New Canon · From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi, "When Fire Marked the Sky", by Emma Mieko Candon. Published 2023 by Random House Worlds.
  176. ↑ New Canon · Brotherhood by Mike Chen. Published 2022 by Del Rey.
  177. ↑ New Canon · Tales of the Empire, Episode 5: "Realization"
  178. ↑ New Canon · Young Jedi Adventures, Season 1, Episode 8: "The Girl and Her Gargantua / The Show Must Go On"
  179. ↑ New Canon · Tempest Runner by Cavan Scott in the series The High Republic. Published 2021 (audio drama); 2022 (script book) by Random House Audio (audio drama); Del Rey (script book).
  180. ↑ 180.0 180.1 New Canon · Rebel in the Ranks by Jason Fry in the series Servants of the Empire. Published 2015 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.

    "Why did your folks come to Lothal?" Jai asked.       "They didn't—they're dead," Oleg said.       "I'm sorry," Jai said. My dad died a couple of years ago."       Oleg just shrugged.       "My uncles are freight haulers out of Eufornis," he said. "Import this, export that. They heard about the Empire's investments here and decided to pack up and move.

    — "Part 1: Orientation"

    "I wish my Dad could see me today," Jai said, looking misty-eyed.       "Bah," said Oleg. "Whole thing's a sentimental waste of time."       "Are your uncles here, Oleg?" Zare asked curiously.       "Yes," Oleg said, and his face fell. He looked away and Zare felt momentarily sorry for him.

    — "Part 2: Impersonation"
  181. ↑ 181.0 181.1 New Canon · Imperial Justice, "Part Two: Justice", by Jason Fry in the series Servants of the Empire. Published 2015 by Disney • Lucasfilm Press.

    "Nazhros?" one of them asked.       Oleg's jaw dropped. The men were his uncles—the ones who had sent him to the Academy, and came to see him on Visiting Day.

    — When Nazhros Oleg and Zare Leonis are sent to arrest Nazhros' uncles

    "I hope yesterday was a lesson about the value of loyalty," Roddance said. "Cadet Oleg failed that test—he was an associate of those who thought themselves about the law. This Empire has no room for liars and traitors—or for those who fail to realize lies and treason are just points along the same line."       "Oleg didn't know about his uncles, sir," Zare said, surprised to find himself defending the boy he loathed and who loathed him.

    — Nazhros Oleg washes out over this
  182. ↑ New Canon · Obi-Wan, issue #2 by Christopher Cantwell. Published 2022 by Marvel Comics.
  183. ↑ New Canon · Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition by Mur Lafferty. Published 2018.
  184. ↑ 184.0 184.1 New Canon · Star Wars Adventures (2020), issue 14, "Tales of Villainy: A Very Nihil Interlude", by Justina Ireland. Published 2022 by IDW Publishing.
  185. ↑ 185.0 185.1 185.2 185.3 185.4 185.5 Licensed Non-Canon · Ronin: A Visions Novel by Emma Mieko Candon in the series Star Wars: Visions. Published 2021 by Del Rey.
  186. ↑ Licensed Non-Canon · LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, "Drop Dead Gonkgeous" (Side quest). Developed by Traveller's Tales and released in 2022.

StarWars.com [SWweb]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Legends · "Copero Short Story Blog" on <swtor.com>. Published 2017-11-16. (Archived on 2024-04-15)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Real World · "8 Star Wars Characters to Celebrate Pride Month" on StarWars.com. Published 2021-06-24. (Archived on 2024-05-08)
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Real World · "Doctor Aphra Creator Kieron Gillen, Co-Writer Si Spurrier Discuss What's Next for the Fan Favorite Rogue" by Bria LaVorgna on StarWars.com. Published 2018-04-26. (Archived on 2024-10-03)
    Si Spurrier
    There's quite a big sort of question mark about Aphra's specific sexuality...do we have to tread carefully around specific sexual terminology?
    Kieron Gillen
    I normally say Aphra's a lesbian. I've never written her with any romantic interest in men. There's definitely some people who think Vader and Aphra were flirting but I'm not going to get into that.
    Si Spurrier
    Literally flirting with disaster.
    Kieron Gillen
    I've written her primarily romantically interested in women. I think that would be fair to say. Star Wars doesn't really have the terminology that we do either. One of the things we wrote inside the first arc was that homophobia as we know it doesn't really exist in the Star Wars universe. No one raises their eyebrow, no one seems surprised when it happens. It's kind of just something that's there, so the way that they process sexuality has got to be different anyway, and how they choose to identify, as well.
    — The two Doctor Aphra (2016) comic book series authors
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Real World · ""It's a Big Galaxy": Kieron Gillen and Alyssa Wong Discuss Doctor Aphra and More for Pride Month" by Bria LaVorgna on StarWars.com. Published 2022-06-29. (Archived on 2023-12-01)
    StarWars.com
    Kieron, I know you just said you don't really plan for the future, but when you first started writing Aphra, was the intent always that she was going to be a lesbian or is that something you sort of learned about her along the way as you kept writing?
    Kieron Gillen
    That's what we learned. All I really knew about [Aphra's] sexuality was, "She doesn't want to sleep with Vader." That isn't what her relationship's like.
    [Skip!]
    Kieron Gillen
    It was Jason [Aaron] who said, "I want to hint on a past relationship with Sana," and I said, "Great, go for it!" And then, and from that moment, I know she's a lesbian. That was immediate for me.

    Why did I lean a lesbian rather than bisexual? That's partially because I just think I've made more bisexual [characters]. Maybe it was that simple. [Alyssa laughs.] There's a bit in my brain as a creator, like, what have I done more of? [Laughs.] Speaking as somebody [who's], you know, bisexual himself, obviously I'm very pro bisexual visibility. I’d be very self-defeating if I wasn't, but it just seemed right, I guess. I quite like the fact that immediately means, "Oh, she's not going to go into a romance with Luke or Han or any of those." Her relationship is, by definition, defined to be different and that felt quite useful to take off the table. That was kind of subconscious and she just always seemed more of a lesbian. I don't want to almost over-intellectualize it. She just seemed like a lesbian to me. That was just it.
    StarWars.com
    I think the phrase we used the last time we talked was she's a total disaster lesbian.
    Kieron Gillen
    Oh, yeah, yeah, absolutely. [Laughs.]
    [Skip!]
    Kieron Gillen
    Alyssa's describing something slightly different, but the basic mathematics of writing a story are like, okay, I need a love interest. If our lead is a lesbian, it has to be a woman and that means she has to be queer as well, you know? And suddenly you've got two queer characters. And just the way everything -- one decision of this is the lead character, everything goes out from that.
    — Aphra creator Kieron Gillen
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Real World · "Andor and the Eye, Galactic Pals Returns, and More!" on This Week! In Star Wars. Published 2022-10-20. Kristin Baver: "Vel made it to the ship, but her girlfriend Cinta was left behind!" (Archived on 2022-10-20)
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 New Canon · "Flix" on Star Wars Databank. "Flix and his partner Orka run the Office of Acquisitions on the Colossus." [...] "Instead, for years he and his partner, Orka, ran the Office of Acquisitions on the Colossus refueling platform on Castilon [...]" (Archived on 2023-09-30)
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 New Canon · "Orka" on Star Wars Databank. "Orka and his partner Flix run the Office of Acquisitions on the Colossus." (Archived on 2024-02-24)
  8. ↑ Real World · "Leox Gyasi" on StarWars.com. "Despite his undeniable good looks, romantic and sexual encounters are not imperative to him; in fact, he identifies as asexual." (Archived on 2023-12-02)
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Real World · "In The Acolyte Jodie Turner-Smith's Mother Aniseya is Mothering" by Kristin Baver on StarWars.com. Published 2024-06-13. (Archived on 2024-06-21)
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Real World · "The High Republic Authors on Authors: Daniel José Older and Alyssa Wong" on StarWars.com. Published 2024-01-23. (Archived on 2024-01-23)

Social media [soc]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 [Untitled] (Tweet) by Pablo Hidalgo on <twitter.com>. Published 2016-02-27. "For those talking about the subject, note that Cassie Cryar and Ione Marcy were written as a couple in a relationship." (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/pablohidalgo/status/703684857121996800>) (Archive link)
  2. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Judy Blundell (aka Jude Watson) on <twitter.com>. Published 2015-09-04. "@antinezushi Excellent call. Indeed yes." Original query by @antinezushi not backed up, but from thread context, it was asking if Ferus is gay. (Archived on 2021-03-23)
  3. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-03-10. Exchange between Judy Blundell (aka Jude Watson) and @JohannesWiley (Archived on 2022-03-10)
    @JohannesWiley
    I will be retteading The Last of The Jedi by @judymblundell (Jude Watson) in preparation for Kenobi. Ferus Olin is one my favorite characters and his interactions with Obi-Wan we're amazing. You guys shot too! Great stuff!
    Judy Blundell
    Thank you for the shoutout. Plus, Ferus is gay! Hi, Florida! #SayGay #DisneyDoBetter
    @JohannesWiley
    You're most welcome! When talking about Obi-Wan, your books were a cornerstone to my childhood. And Ferus being gay? *Chef's Kiss* That's amazing.

    I am really happy you replied. It has really made my day.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2015-09-24. Exchange between Judy Blundell (aka Jude Watson) and @LelalMekha (Archived on 2021-03-23)
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2015-12-30. Exchange between Judy Blundell (aka Jude Watson) and @LelalMekha (Archived on 2021-06-18)
    @LelalMekha
    @judymblundell I was thinking... when did Ferus and Roan get married offscreen? Was that back on Bellassa?
    Judy Blundell
    @LelalMekha I think I'll let the ceremony be private, as the two would no doubt wish it to be.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2016-11-12 and 2017-01-10. Exchange between Judy Blundell (aka Jude Watson) and @Chiniaberry (Archive link)
  7. ↑ "Hi Reddit, I am Abel G. Peña, Star Wars writer, philodoxer, Jedi Knight. Ask me anything." (Reddit thread) on <reddit.com>. Published 2014-01-08. (Archive link)
    Abel G. Peña
    Notable things I've done in Star Wars over the last 15 years [...] 3) Introduced the first LGBT character into Star Wars with the bisexual Grand Admiral Miltin Takel (well, if you don’t count hermaphroditic Hutts).
    Abel G. Peña (excerpt of reply)
    And so, now I thought: why shouldn't he be lady's man and a man's man, so to speak? So I talked about how he had a passion for spice and women, but also harbored an attraction for not only members of other species but the Emperor's successor and faux son Trioculus ... who eventually had Takel executed.

    Though a cousin sci-fi franchise like Star Trek had dealt with these kinds of issues for some time, the notion was so new in Star Wars that I think the description of Takel's attraction to Trioculus actually went over most people's heads. I don't think my co-writer even realized it until some friends brought it up to us in an email.
    — Reddit AMA
  8. ↑ [Untitled] (Tumblr ask) on Words Words Words. Published 2021-05-30. E. K. Johnston: "So here's the thing.

    Usually when I write, I am all about Making Sexuality Quite Obvious, because I feel like kids deserve at LEAST "queer". But with Ahsoka, it wasn’t my decision to make.

    Instead, I tried to leave as many doors open as possible so that anyone reading her could identify her as "the same as them".

    (If I had my druthers, she'd be biromantic asexual, but, as I said: not my call to make.)"     (Archived on 2024-07-05)
  9. ↑ [Untitled] (Tumblr ask) on Claudia Gray's Photo Blog. Published 2021-04-27. Asked in reference to this talk page debate. (Archive link)
    Immi Thrax
    Hi Claudia! Having a bit of a debate on Wookieepedia over some disagreeing with placing Amilyn Holdo in the LGBTQ+ category, saying it's "not confirmed" or only an "interpretation" of her convo with Leia about "humanoid males." Would you be all right with speaking to your intention re: Amilyn's sexuality? Thank you and be well!
    Claudia Gray
    FWIW, I meant to portray Holdo as LGBTQ+. (I'm not putting a category on it, because there are brand new genders and thousands of species in the GFFA, so our terminology probably doesn't fit very well.) That said, my intent doesn't necessarily govern anything that might or might not appear in future SW media, so I can't give a definitive answer for anything beyond my own intent in LPOA.
    Immi Thrax
    Thank you so much for the quick reply! Your intention came across to many people and we adore her. Hopefully we get to see more of her in the future, by you or carrying forward your portrayal! I wish we knew what GFFA's language would be--your multi-gendered Chalhuddans come to mind--but for now, we've got our broader community term. Thank you again :)
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by Daniel José Older on <twitter.com>. Published 2024-02-14. "Plus bicon Sian Holt and nonbinary pan legend Argomon" (Archived on 2024-02-17)
  11. ↑ [Untitled] (Instagram photo post) by Andi René Christensen on <instagram.com>. Published 2023-12-29. "Playing #AsheJavi in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was hands down a serious highlight of 2023. #videogamecharacter dreams do come true! [...] #enbycharacters" (backup link not available)
  12. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <x.com>. Published 2023-11-22. (Archive link)
    CohmacVitusStan
    Hi @djolder! I noticed that the Character Encyclopedia states he/him pronouns for Bibs, though Chronicles of the Jedi uses they/them. I was wondering which are the correct pronouns? Sorry if this was already asked, ty!!!
    Daniel José Older
    oh wow! Thanks for pointing that out, I actually didn't know. He's always been he/him in the scripts, but I guess this canonically makes him he/they?
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by Alyssa Wong on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-09-15. (Archived on 2022-02-02)
  14. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Alyssa Wong on <twitter.com>. Published 2024-01-17. "Brene is a lady and uses she/her" (Archived on 2024-01-19)
  15. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2018-08-31. Exchange between @toQrainbow (now-privated; via archive), Ben Acker, and Ben Blacker. (Archived on 2018-09-07)
    @toQrainbow
    @benblacker @bnacker is dec in join the resistance gay?? Cos his story about realizing he's different from other kids and scared it will make people hate him, sari saying she's never known him like a girl, heck even that time lorica called him mattis' boyfriend 🤣 makes me think!
    [Ben Acker tweets a gif of Adam Scott turning to the camera and winking]
    Ben Blacker
    Yes.
    @toQrainbow
    aaaahhh this makes me really really happy!!!! Thank you for answering 😄 i really love the books a lot. hope we get to see more of the kids some day 🙏
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-08-15. Conversation between Daniel José Older, Alyssa Wong, and other Twitter users (Archived on 2022-08-15)
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 [Untitled] (Tweet) by Valeria Rodríguez on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-04-14. "I'm NB (she/her, they/them, he/him)" (Archived on 2022-04-14)
  18. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Valeria Rodríguez on <x.com>. Published 2023-11-08. "I'M PART OF THE STAR WARS UNIVERSE!!!! 😭💛🤍💜🖤 Meet Youngling Djovi, a competitive, ambitious young Jedi in the Making who I hope will steal your hearts just like They stole mine 🥹" (Archive link)
  19. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Valeria Rodríguez on <x.com>. Published 2023-11-08. "Hi 😭❤️💕" re: @QueerSWatch: "Kai gets a new youngling rival, Djovi Resmia. A nonbinary Jedi in a kids' show, played by an actual nonbinary actor (the stellar @ElvisBadger )?! I would have killed for this. Unending admiration for everyone who helped make this happen." (Archive link)
  20. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-08-15. Conversation between Alyssa Wong, Daniel José Older, and other Twitter users (Archived on 2022-08-15)
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <x.com>. Published 2023-04-12. Exchange between @QueerSWatch and Alyssa Wong (Archive link)
    @QueerSWatch
    Return of the Jedi: Ewoks #1

    Nothing in the text, mostly because there is no text so what can you do.

    Alyssa, blink twice if they're gay though 🫣
    @QueerSWatch
    ...Oh I think both of them might actually be girls, that's cute af!
    Alyssa Wong
    They are both girls! The Ewok is named Falloo and the Dulok is Eemee 💖
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 [Untitled] (Quoting prior Tweet) on <x.com>. Published 2023-04-12. (Archive link)
    @QueerSWatch
    Return of the Jedi: Ewoks #1

    Definitely queers!
    I don't know why I ever even doubted Alyssa 😌
    [Tweet "Liked" by Alyssa Wong, but "likes" no longer viewable]
  23. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Chuck Wendig on <twitter.com>. Published 2017-07-18. "Just to gently correct — Eleodie is not asexual, but rather, NB, or gender non-binary." Account is now private. (Archived on 2018-11-02)
  24. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2023-03-19. Sam Maggs [re: is Fret trans?]: "realest answer is: Fret is whatever you want her to be! She belongs to you now. When I wrote her I envisioned her as a cis butch lesbian post-top surgery, but I love the interpretation of her as trans, and imo authorial intent doesn't matter!! So if she reads that way, she is!" Exchange between @beck0n_ and Sam Maggs. (Archive link)
  25. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-05-06. Conversation between Alyssa Wong, @QueerSWatch, and other Twitter users (Archived on 2023-01-28)
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-12-31. Conversation between Alyssa Wong, Immi Thrax, and @QueerSWatch (Archived on 2021-12-31)
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 [Untitled] (Tumblr ask) by E. K. Johnston on <ekjohnston.tumblr.com>. Published 2017-02-03. (Archived on 2024-07-05)
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 [Untitled] (Tweet) by E. K. Johnston on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-03-28. "AHSOKA has Kaeden Larte as queer and a non-binary Black Sun agent. You can tell I was testing the waters because the gay dads are only subtext, but I'm braver now!" In response to a thread by Immi Thrax. (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/ek_johnston/status/1376372501656264705>) (Archive link)
  29. ↑ "For Humberly González, Star Wars Outlaws wasn't a stepping stone, it was the dream" by Matt Patches on Polygon. Published 2024-10-25. (Archive link)

    The Latin experience gave [Humberly] González a footing in the Star Wars universe, and her life as an out and proud queer woman shaded it. While the game may not be a love story, González thinks her own performance and the work by writer Nikki Foy imbue Kay with an implicit queer identity. As she puts it, "If you are feeling it, it's accurate.

    "I think everyone is definitely picking up on the fact that she meets Selo [the speeder mechanic] and she's all structured and nervous and that energy affects her," González says. "Even with Vail [the bounty hunter] — there's an energy there too. It doesn't need to be obvious, but if you're picking up on it, isn't that just human behavior? It's relationships, it's energy."

    — Excerpt
  30. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <x.com>. Published 2024-03-26. With author Anne Toole (Archive link)
  31. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by Alyssa Wong on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-03-24. (Archived on 2022-03-24)
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 [Untitled] (Tweet) by EK Johnston on <twitter.com>. Published 2019-09-17. "ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED (Sabé/Tonra, I think. Bi girls going after what they want.)" (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/ek_johnston/status/1173987877988065280>) (Archive link)
  33. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2020-01-06. Exchange between E. K. Johnston and @toQrainbow, in response to a Tweet by @ChemyWords (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/ek_johnston/status/1214353884795174912>) (Archived on 2020-01-12)
  34. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Daniel José Older on <twitter.com>. Published 2023-07-25. (Archived on 2023-08-30)
  35. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <x.com>. Published 2024-07-12. Exchange between @QueerSWatch and Daniel José Older (Archive link)
  36. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by E. K. Johnston on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-02-21. (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/ek_johnston/status/1495739333453754370>) (Archive link)
  37. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Daniel José Older on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-01-10. "TAKA JAMOREESA THEY NEED NO INTRODUCTION but here's one anyway plus some thoughts on writing this particular non-binary character #StarWars Thttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJv6vKQb/" (Archived on 2022-05-01)
  38. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-08-10. Exchange between @patriciabeiter and Cavan Scott (Archived on 2021-08-10)
    @patriciabeiter
    both Ty and Zeen are visually representative of the Bi flag ... any chance that was on purpose, @djolder, @cavanscott? 👀 (even if it isn't, I still love it!)
    Cavan Scott
    Not on purpose, but very, very on point for Ty.
    @patriciabeiter
    I love that!! Thanks for answering!
  39. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Justina Ireland on <twitter.com>. Published 2021-07-31. (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/justinaireland/status/1421456269840429058>) (Archived on 2021-10-05)
  40. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by Elizabeth Schaefer on <twitter.com>. Published 2019-08-27. Why Vi Moradi is personally meaningful to a Del Rey Star Wars editor. (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/eschaefer/status/1166358675075805190>) (Archived on 2022-12-29)
    *raises a glass* To the amazing @DelilahSDawson and Vi Moradi. Black Spire is such a beautiful book full of pain and joy. I love Vi's Batuu found family so much. And I love my real Star Wars family too.

    Black Spire is so personally special to me for establishing Vi as a canonically asexual character. You can get frighteningly used to never seeing a part of yourself depicted in media.

    When Delilah asked me 'What if Vi was ace?' it felt selfish to say 'Yes. Please. That would be mean the world.' But I'm so, so glad she asked (#cidertruths ❤️).

    Asexual awareness is still so low that I usually have to explain what 'asexual' means when I use it. It can feel clinical, like trying to explain that I'm not a slug. But books like Black Spire are starting to make that easier: I'm not like a slug. I'm like Vi freaking Moradi.
    — Elizabeth Schaefer
  41. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) by Brooks Flugaur-Leavitt on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-07-17. "'Holo', a First Order callsign pilot I wrote for the TIE/ba, is intended to be non-binary." (Archived on 2022-11-19)
  42. ↑ [Untitled] (Tweet) by Ry Chase on <x.com>. Published 2021-07-14. "Be safe and be loved. #InternationalNonbinaryDay #NonBinaryPeoplesDay #nonbinary" (Archived on 2021-07-14)
  43. ↑ [Untitled] (Social media profile) by Ry Chase on <instagram.com>. "Actor [...] Any Pronouns" (backup link not available)
  44. ↑ [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2022-06-23. E. K. Johnston, in response to a tweet by @Readingforknow1 (original link down; URL was: <https://twitter.com/ek_johnston/status/1540067160378195970>) (Archive link)
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 [Untitled] (Twitter thread) on <twitter.com>. Published 2018-09-11. Exchange between @toQrainbow and Jason Fry (Archived on 2018-11-02)
    @toQrainbow
    jason i am literally 2 seconds away from returning my copy of tales from vandor without even cracking it open, you are Seriously Testing me right now
    Jason Fry
    Uh-oh. Sorry!
    @toQrainbow
    i'll forgive it if you answer my question, were nazhros oleg's uncles gay or just brothers?
    @toQrainbow
    i am not above playing dirty to get an answer to THIS question 😹
    Jason Fry
    To be honest, I don't think I thought about it either way. Which I'll admit is odd. Gay would make the most sense, though.
    @toQrainbow
    well let's declare it #canon! ;P temmin's aunts 2.0 except their nephew is not as nice as temmin haha. thanks for answering 😄
  46. ↑ 46.0 46.1 46.2 46.3 46.4 46.5 [Untitled] (Tumblr ask) by Emma Mieko Candon on <emcandon.tumblr.com>. Published 2021-10-29. (Archived on 2021-10-30)

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  2. ↑ "Ahsoka's Untold Tales Panel | Star Wars Celebration Europe 2016" (YouTube video) on <youtube.com>. Published 2016-07-15. (backup link not available)
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Video available at: "Star Wars: The Clone Wars | FULL PANEL | Ashley Eckstein, Matt Lanter, James Arnold Taylor & MORE" (YouTube video) on <youtube.com>. Published 2023-04-07. Ashley Eckstein: "The episodes with Trace and Rafa, the Martez sisters, that was originally an arc with—Ahsoka had a boyfriend and his name was Nyx Okami. And so yeah, it was originally that arc, so we essentially just remade it and they changed it to the Martez sisters, which I have to say, I was very glad they changed it to the Martez sisters, because Ahsoka didn't have time for a boyfriend. Like, I wasn't super crazy about that." James Arnold Taylor: "It's all platonic here!" Video upload date differs from actual convention date. (backup link not available)
  4. ↑ "Conversations with Andi René Christensen" on NashvilleVoyager. Published 2022-05-04. "Something that has unexpectedly been of benefit, is my gender. I am non-binary. My pronouns are they/them, and even my given name doesn't follow binary rules, not my first, nor my middle. In my adolescence, gender-bending self-expression was actively discouraged. My experiences as a child can undoubtedly be echoed by many folks out there like me, of all ages, places, and backgrounds. Luckily for us, popular media is finally coming around, giving us opportunities for accurate representation and the freedom to express ourselves on a greater scale than ever before." (Archived on 2024-02-04)
  5. ↑ "'Star Wars' Introduces an LGBT Character into Canon" by Bryan Young on Big Shiny Robot. Published 2015-03-06. (Archived on 2024-06-05)
  6. ↑ "Ess Hödlmoser" on da Costa Talent. (Archived on 2024-05-29)
  7. ↑ "Actor JayR Tinaco Talks Season 2 of 'Another Life' and the Importance of Non-Binary Representation" on Screen Queens. Published 2021-11-07. (Archived on 2024-09-22)
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 "CWK Show #298: Star Wars Resistance Season Two Press Day Coverage" on Coffee with Kenobi. Published 2019-09-30. (Archived on 2020-06-10)
    I think it's safe to say they're an item, absolutely. They're absolutely a gay couple and we're proud of that. We love Flix and Orka.
    — Justin Ridge, one of the executive producers of Resistance
    I have had a sentence prepared for a year and a half. If someone would finally ask me, I would say, 'All I can say is that when Flix says, 'I love you,' Orka says, 'I know'. They're the cutest.
    — Bobby Moynihan, Orka's voice actor in Resistance
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 "Bobby Moynihan Talks Star Wars: Resistance & Bringing Kylo Ren to SNL" by Brandon Zachary on CBR. Published 2019-09-30. (Archived on 2024-07-26)
    [The relationships between the characters has been defined since the earliest days of the series, [Bobby] Moynihan explained. When he was given the scripts to Resistance under a different name to prevent leaks, the relationship between the pair was made as overt as possible.]
    Bobby Moynihan
    I don't know if it's well known, but when I got the script originally it wasn't called Star Wars. And they weren't Orka and Flix, they were Oscar and Felix [from The Odd Couple]. That was their whole thing... What I always say about Orka and Flix, what I always force in there, when Flix says 'I love you,' Orka says 'I know.' They love each other. I think you'll get a little more Orka and Flix, you'll see them more outside of work [this season]. They're my favorite little couple. I want to do a family spin-off with them and their robots.
  10. ↑ "'The Acolyte' Just Got Even More Queer: Dafne Keen Confirms Jecki Lon is Crushing on Amandla Stenberg's Osha" by Meghan O'Keefe on Decider. Published 2024-06-19. (Archived on 2024-06-19)
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  12. ↑ "'Star Wars' Writer Confirms Lando's Sexual Fluidity In 'Solo'" by Bill Bradley on The Huffington Post. Published 2018-05-17. (Archived on 2023-12-24)
  13. ↑ "Star Wars character Merrin from Jedi: Fallen Order revealed to be pansexual in Jedi: Battle Scars" by Alex Jaffe on Popverse. Published 2023-03-06. (Archived on 2024-02-25)
  14. ↑ "Chatting With EK Johnston About the Handmaidens of Star Wars" (YouTube video) on Star Wars at Dragon Con. Published 2021-09-05. (backup link not available)
  15. ↑ "Episode 0: Luke Skywaker And The Return Of The Rainbow Gaysaber" by Chuck Wendig on Chuck Wendig: Terribleminds. Published 2016-03-09. (Archived on 2023-09-30)
  16. ↑ "A Legend Reborn" on Fantasy Flight Games. Published 2020-01-08. (Archived on 2023-09-30)
  17. ↑ "Meeting Tales of the Empire actor Ry Chase - Republish" (YouTube video) on Lore Party. Published 2024-06-06. (backup link not available)
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