The galaxy far, far away is getting a new coat of paint, and it’s a brilliant, multi-colored one at that. A new animated series, Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy, debuting today on Disney+, has thrown the Star Wars universe into a state of delightful chaos, where the lines between good and evil are hilariously blurred. Thanks to a mix-up with a powerful Jedi artifact, heroes have become villains, villains have become heroes, and beloved characters (some of whom have not been formally introduced in current canon still) have been reimagined in wild new ways. This is a chance to see classic favorites like you’ve never seen them before, with many of the original actors returning to voice their new takes on iconic roles.
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This show is a true celebration of the franchise’s past, present, and future, with a playful nod to everything that makes Star Wars so great.
1. Luke Skywalker
Mark Hamill returns to voice his legendary character. In this new show, Luke is an unscrupulous podracer and an action hero, leading the charge against the forces of darkness and trying to restore order to a jumbled galaxy.
2. Ahsoka Tano
Ashley Eckstein returns to voice Ahsoka Tano, reprising the role for the first time since 2022 in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi. She is the only Brickhead Lego, helping to navigate the topsy-turvy universe.
3. Jar Jar Binks
Ahmed Best returns to voice Jar Jar, but this time, he’s not the clumsy Gungan we know. He is the Sith Lord Darth Jar Jar, with a dark presence and a surprising mastery of the Force.
4. Wicket the Ewok
Dee Bradley Baker, a veteran of Star Wars animation, voices Wicket—an Ewok who was seen in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. The Ewok is a bounty hunter in this new reality, a shocking but fitting change from the friendly Endor native.
5. Mace Windu
TC Carson voices Mace Windu. The Jedi Master is imprisoned in this reality, but his powerful presence and lightsaber skills make him an integral part of the team.
6. Palpatine
Trevor Devall voices Shiv Palpatine, but not as the evil Emperor. Here, he is a wise and benevolent Jedi Master. This complete change is nothing like his usual persona, as he is a major player on the side of good.
7. C-3PO
The one and only Anthony Daniels returns to voice C-3PO. The protocol droid is as fussy and anxious as ever, but in this new reality, he finds himself on the front lines, forced to confront his fears.
8. Asajj Ventress
Nika Futterman returns to voice the fan-favorite, Asajj Ventress. In this reality, she’s not a dark side acolyte or a bounty hunter, but a rogue agent who may be on the side of good, or maybe not.
9. Ki-Adi-Mundi
Voiced by Brian George, Ki-Adi-Mundi is a part of the new Jedi Order. He still has his iconic cone-shaped head and a thoughtful demeanor, but he’s faced with a universe where everything he knows is wrong.
10. Greedo
Jake Green voices the bounty hunter Greedo (who may or may not have shot first in Star Wars: A New Hope). He is no longer a scummy outlaw, but a respected figure who finds himself on the right side of the law— a strange turn of events for the Rodian.
11. Mon Mothma
Jennifer Hale voices the iconic Chandrilan senator, Mon Mothma. Instead of a Rebel leader, she’s a figure working in the shadows, trying to keep the fractured galaxy together and rally a new form of resistance.
12. Kit Fisto (as Darth Kit Fisto)
Phil LaMarr voices the Nautolan, Kit Fisto. In a shocking twist, the usually kind and friendly Jedi Master has fallen to the dark side and now wields a red lightsaber as Darth Kit Fisto.
13. Han Solo
Ross Marquand voices everyone’s favorite scoundrel, Han Solo. He’s still the charming rouge that fans love, but his role is different this time around, and he finds himself in an unexpected partnership with a new team of heroes.
14. Yoda
The wise old Jedi Master is back, brought to life by Piotr Michael. While his wisdom is still unmatched, he’s dealing with a version of the Force that is now completely out of balance.
15. Cal Kestis
Cameron Monaghan, the actor who brought Cal to life in the video games, now voices the Lego version of the Order 66 survivor. Cal is a key part of the new show, bringing his unique Force abilities and skills to the fight.
16. Jabba the Hutt
Kevin Michael Richardson brings Jabba the Hutt to Lego life. In one of the most surprising twists, the crime lord has been transformed into a Jedi who has a calm temperment and a surprising grasp of the Force.
17. Rey
Rey (Helen Sadler) is not the brave “Skywalker” we know and love. The former scavenger and Jedi hero has been corrupted by the dark side and now leads an army of Sith. This is a clever nod to Rey envisioning herself as a Sith in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
18. Vader
Matt Sloan, who has voiced Vader in other projects, returns for Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy. But this time, Anakin Skywalker never fell to the dark side and is a Jedi hero, a towering presence of good as the leader of the Jedi.
19. Cassian Andor
Stepping into Diego Luna’s shoes is André Sogliuzzo as Cassian Andor. The Rebel spy is back, and he’s still a master of infiltration and espionage, using his skills to help the new heroes in their fight against a chaotic galaxy.
20. Padmé Amidala
Catherine Taber voices the former Queen and Republic senator from Naboo, Padmé. She’s no longer a senator, but a fearless Pirate Queen, ruling the seas and leading a crew of raiders with a thirst for adventure.
21. Obi-Wan Kenobi
James Arnold Taylor returns once again as the voice of Obi-Wan Kenobi. The Jedi Master is still a wise and kind figure, a beacon of hope for the heroes as they navigate this strange new reality.
22. Rose Tico
Kelly Marie Tran returns as Rose Tico. Instead of a Resistance mechanic, she’s now a Sith alongside Darth Rey, leading her own faction of dark side users with a thirst for power.
23. K-2SO
Alan Tudyk reprises his role as Cassian Andor’s trusty sidekick, K-2SO. The reprogrammed droid is still as sarcastic and blunt as ever, acting as a constant source of comedic relief and a loyal companion to the new heroes.
24. Lando Calrissian
Dee Bradley Baker also takes on the role of Lando Calrissian. He’s no longer just a gambler and a scoundrel, but a Mandalorian bounty hunter known as “the Landolorian;” a new and creative take on a classic character that adds to the series’ chaotic fun.
25. Maul
Sam Witwer returns to lend his voice to Maul. The former Sith Lord is back, and he’s just as menacing as ever, a deadly presence for the heroes and a dark force to be reckoned with.
26. General Grievous
General Grievous returns in Lego form, voiced by Matthew Wood. The cyborg general is no longer a villain, but a Jedi; a surprising twist that shows his iconic lightsaber skills used for good.
27. Princess Leia
Shelby Young voices the fearless Princess Leia. She is now the general of a new Rebellion, and she’s as fierce and determined as ever, leading her forces against the darkness.
28. Solitus
Voiced by Dan Stevens, Solitus is the central antagonist of the series. Solitus is a villain from the Legends continuity that has not yet made an apperance in the current canon.
29. Revan
Revan, a fan-favorite character from Legends, appears in a non-speaking role. This ancient and legendary figure is seen as a Sith Lord, but if any future apperances follow Revan’s non-canon lore, redemption won’t be far away.
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