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Anthony Daniels
James Arnold Taylor
Tom Kane
Matt Lanter
Taylor Gray
Dee Bradley Baker
Ashley Eckstein
Lupita Nyong'o
Christopher Sean
Pedro Pascal
Temuera Morrison
Ewan McGregor
Diego Luna
Rosario Dawson
Diana Lee Inosanto
Meredith Salenger
Amandla Stenberg
Lee Jung-jae
Daniels, Taylor, Kane, Lanter, Gray, Baker, Eckstein, Nyong'o, Sean, Pascal, Morrison, Luna, McGregor, Dawson, Inosanto, Salenger, Stenberg and Jung-jae headline series across the franchise.

Star Wars is a media franchise and shared fictional universe that is the setting of science fiction television series based on characters created by George Lucas. The first two series in the universe, Star Wars: Droids and Ewoks, began airing on ABC in 1985. Cartoon Network's Star Wars series began in 2003 with Star Wars: Clone Wars, followed by Star Wars: The Clone Wars in 2008. Additionally, the universe expanded to Disney XD with Star Wars Rebels in 2014, then to YouTube with Star Wars Forces of Destiny in 2017, and furthermore to Disney Channel with Star Wars Resistance in 2018. Star Wars: The Bad Batch was the first series to be released on Disney+ in 2021, followed by Star Wars: Visions that same year and Tales of the Jedi in 2022. Those series were followed by four live-action series, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka with The Acolyte set to be released on Disney+ in 2024.

Droids is headlined by Anthony Daniels as the voice of C-3PO, while Jim Henshaw voices Wicket W. Warrick in the first season of Ewoks with Denny Delk taking over the role for the second season. Clone Wars sees Mat Lucas, James Arnold Taylor, and Tom Kane as Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Yoda, respectively. Matt Lanter and Ashley Eckstein star as Anakin and Ahsoka Tano in The Clone Wars, along with Taylor and Kane reprising their respective roles as Obi-Wan and Yoda. Taylor Gray is featured as Ezra Bridger in Rebels, while Lupita Nyong'o leads as Maz Kanata in Forces of Destiny and Christopher Sean leads as Kazuda Xiono in Resistance. Dee Bradley Baker voices all members of the Clone Force 99 in The Bad Batch, while Eckstein and Corey Burton star as Ahsoka and Count Dooku, respectively, in Tales of the Jedi, while Diana Lee Inosanto and Meredith Salenger star as Morgan Elsbeth and Barriss Offee, respectively, in Tales of the Empire.

Pedro Pascal stars as the title character in The Mandalorian, while Temuera Morrison headlines The Book of Boba Fett as Boba Fett. Diego Luna reprises his role as Cassian Andor in Andor, while Ewan McGregor headlines Obi-Wan Kenobi, Rosario Dawson reprises her role as Ahsoka Tano in Ahsoka and Amandla Stenberg stars in a dual role as twins; Osha and Mae Aniseya alongside Lee Jung-jae as Jedi Master Sol in The Acolyte.

Animated series

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Further information: Droids, Ewoks, Clone Wars, The Clone Wars, Rebels, Forces of Destiny, Resistance, The Bad Batch, and Tales of the Jedi cast and characters
List indicators

This section includes main cast members, recurring characters, and notable guest stars.

  • An empty grey cell indicates the character was not in the film, or that the character's official presence has not yet been confirmed.
  •  A indicates an appearance through archival footage or audio.
  •  C indicates a cameo role.
  •  G indicates a guest appearance in the season.
  •  Y indicates a younger version of the character.
  •  F indicates the character appears in a film.
  •  LA indicates the character appears in a live-action series.
  •  M indicates the actor was part of the main cast in the series.
  •  TF indicates the character appears in a television film.
Character Star Wars:
Droids 		Ewoks Star Wars:
Clone Wars 		Star Wars:
The Clone Wars 		Star Wars Rebels Star Wars Forces of Destiny Star Wars Resistance Star Wars:
The Bad Batch 		Star Wars:
Visions 		Tales of the Jedi Tales of the Empire
1985–86 2003–05 2008–20 2014–18 2017–18 2018–20 2021–24 2021– 2022 2024

Introduced in films

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Gial Ackbar Artt ButlerG[1]
Mas Amedda Stephen Stanton[2]
Padmé Amidala Grey DeLisle[3] Catherine TaberM[4] Catherine TaberM[4]
Wedge Antilles Nathan Kress[5]
Battle droids André Sogliuzzo[6] Matthew Wood[7][8] Matthew Wood[9][10]
Jar Jar Binks Ahmed Best[11]
Phil LaMarr[12]
Bossk Dee Bradley Baker[13]
Lando Calrissian Billy Dee WilliamsG[14]
Chief Chirpa George BuzaM[15]
Rick CiminoM[15]
C-3PO Anthony DanielsM[16] Anthony DanielsM[17] Anthony Daniels[18][19]
Clone troopers André Sogliuzzo[6] Dee Bradley Baker[20] Dee Bradley BakerM[21] Dee Bradley Baker[22]
Poe Dameron Oscar Isaac[23]
Dengar Simon PeggG[24]
Tan Divo Tom Kenny[25]
Jan Dodonna Michael Bell[26]
Count Dooku
Darth Tyranus 		Corey Burton[27] Corey Burton[27]
Jyn Erso Felicity JonesM[4]
Helen SadlerM[28]
Onaconda Farr Dee Bradley Baker[29]
Boba FettLA Don Francks[30] Daniel Logan[31] Temuera Morrison[32]
Finn John Boyega[33]
Kit Fisto Phil LaMarr[34]
Bib FortunaLA Matthew Wood[35]
Adi Gallia Angelique Perrin[36]
Greedo Tom Kenny[25]
Nute Gunray Tom Kenny[25]
Jabba the Hutt Kevin Michael Richardson[37]
Ziro the Hutt Corey Burton[38]
Armitage Hux Domhnall GleesonA[39]
Ben Prendergast[40]
Qui-Gon JinnLA Fred Tatasciore[41] Liam NeesonG[42] Liam Neeson[43]
Micheál RichardsonY[43]
Maz Kanata Lupita Nyong'oM[4]
Obi-Wan KenobiLA James Arnold TaylorM[44] Stephen Stanton[45]
James Arnold TaylorY[46] 		James Arnold Taylor[43]
Ki-Adi-Mundi Daran Norris[47] Brian George[22] Brian George[22]
Derek "Hobbie" Klivian Trevor DevallG[48]
Plo Koon James Arnold Taylor[44]
Logray Doug ChamberlainM[15]
Darth Maul Sam Witwer[49]
Mon MothmaLA Kath SoucieG[50] Genevieve O'Reilly[50]
Jocasta Nu Flo Di ReG[22] Flo Di Re[22]
Barriss Offee Meredith Salenger[51] Meredith Salenger
Bail OrganaLA Phil LaMarr[52] Phil LaMarr[53] Phil LaMarr[43]
Leia OrganaLA Julie DolanG[54] Shelby YoungM[4] Carolyn Hennesy[55]
Palpatine
Darth Sidious 		Nick JamesonM[17] Ian Abercrombie[56]
Tim Curry[57]
Ian McDiarmidA[58] 		Sam Witwer[59]
Ian McDiarmid[60] 		Ian McDiarmid[60] Ian McDiarmid[60]
Tynnra Pamlo Sharon Duncan-Brewster[61]
Captain Phasma Gwendoline Christie[23]
Ellen Dubin[62]
Qi'ra Olivia Hack[63]
Rey Daisy RidleyM[4]
Captain Rex Dee Bradley Baker[20] Dee Bradley BakerM[64] Dee Bradley Baker[22]
Aayla Secura Jennifer Hale[65]
Aurra Sing Jaime King[66]
Anakin Skywalker
Darth VaderLA 		Mat LucasM[17] Matt Lanter[67] James Earl Jones[68]
Matt LanterC[67] 		Matt Lanter[33] Matt Lanter[69]
Luke SkywalkerLA Mark Hamill[70]
Shmi Skywalker-Lars Pernilla AugustG[42]
Han Solo Kiff VandenHeuvel[71]
A.J. LoCascioY[71]
Lama Su Bob Bergen[72] Bob Bergen[73]
Orn Free Taa Phil LaMarr[25] Phil LaMarr[74]
Ahsoka TanoLA Ashley EcksteinM[4] Ashley EcksteinM[75]
Willhuff Tarkin Stephen Stanton[45] Stephen Stanton[76]
Teebo Eric PetersonM[15]
James CrannaM[15]
Teedo David Acord[77]
Shaak Ti Grey DeLisle[3] Tasia Valenza[78]
Rose Tico Kelly Marie Tran[79]
Luminara Unduli Cree Summer[80] Olivia d'Abo[80]
Wicket W. Warrick Jim HenshawM[15]
Denny DelkM[15] 		Dee Bradley Baker[81]
Widdle "Willy" WarrickTF John Stocker[15]
Taun We Rena Owen[82]
Mace Windu Terrence C. Carson[83][84] Terrence C. Carson[43]
Yaddle Bryce Dallas Howard[85]
Yoda Tom KaneM[86] Frank Oz[87] Tom Kane[88]
Wullf YularenLA Tom Kane[89]

Introduced in television films

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Weechee Warrick Greg Swanson[15]

Introduced in live-action series

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Morgan Elsbeth Diana Lee Inosanto[90]
Lyn Rakish
Fourth Sister 		Rya Kihlstedt [91]
Marrok Appeared
Fennec Shand Ming-Na Wen[92]
Governor Wing Wing T. Chao

Introduced in Ewoks

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Kneesaa a Jari Kintaka Cree SummerM[15]
Jeanne ReynoldsM[15]
Malani Alyson Court[15]
Morag Jackie Burroughs[15]
Umwak Don Francks[15]

Introduced in Clone Wars

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Asajj Ventress Grey DeLisleM[3] Nika Futterman[93] Nika Futterman[93]
GrievousF John DiMaggioG[94]
Richard McGonagleM[94] 		Matthew WoodM[7] Matthew Wood[7]

Introduced in The Clone Wars

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Almec Julian Holloway[95]
AZI-3 Ben Diskin[96] Ben Diskin[97]
Cad BaneLA Corey Burton[98] Corey Burton[98]
Darth Bane Mark HamillG[99]
Lux Bonteri Jason Spisak[100]
Mina Bonteri Kath Soucie[101]
Riyo Chuchi Jennifer Hale[102] Jennifer Hale[102]
Rush Clovis Robin Atkin Downes[103]
Lok Durd George TakeiG[104]
Embo Dave Filoni[105]
Saw GerreraLA Andrew Kishino[106] Forest Whitaker[107] Andrew Kishino[106]
HuyangLA David TennantG[108]
General Kalani Gregg Berger[109][110]
Bo-Katan KryzeLA Katee Sackhoff[111] Katee SackhoffG[111]
Satine Kryze Anna Graves[112]
Rafa Martez Elizabeth Rodriguez[113] Elizabeth Rodriguez[113]
Trace Martez Brigitte Kali[113] Brigitte Kali[113]
Hondo Ohnaka Jim Cummings[114]
Savage Opress Clancy Brown[115]
Latts Razzi Clare Grant[116]
Nala Se Gwendoline Yeo[117] Gwendoline Yeo[117]
Cham Syndulla Robin Atkin Downes[118] Robin Atkin Downes[119]
Mother Talzin Barbara Goodson[120]
Todo 360 Seth Green[121] Seth Green[121]
Admiral Trench Dee Bradley Baker[20]
Pre Vizsla Jon Favreau[112]

Introduced in Rebels

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Cumberlayne Aresko David Shaughnessy[122]
Ryder AzadiLA Clancy Brown[123]
The Bendu Tom Baker[124]
Ezra BridgerLA Taylor GrayM[125]
C1-10P "Chopper"LA Dave FiloniM[126][127] Dave Filoni[126][127]
Fifth BrotherLA Philip Anthony-Rodriguez[128]
Grand InquisitorLA Jason Isaacs[129] Jason Isaacs[129]
Kanan Jarrus
Caleb DumeF 		Freddie Prinze Jr.M[130] Freddie Prinze Jr.[130]
Alexsandr Kallus David Oyelowo[131]
Jai KellLA Dante Basco[132]
Kassius Konstantine Dee Bradley Baker[133]
Mart Mattin Zachary Gordon[134]
Ketsu Onyo Gina Torres[135]
Garazeb "Zeb" OrreliosLA Steve BlumM[136]
Gilad PellaeonLA Xander Berkeley Xander Berkeley
Arihnda Pryce Mary Elizabeth McGlynn[137]
Fenn Rau Kevin McKidd[138]
Rukh Warwick Davis[139] Warwick Davis
Jun Sato Keone Young[140]
Gar Saxon Ray Stevenson[141]
Seventh Sister Sarah Michelle Gellar[128]
Hera SyndullaLA Vanessa MarshallM[4] Vanessa Marshall[142]
Grand Admiral ThrawnLA Lars Mikkelsen[143] Lars Mikkelsen
Cikatro Vizago Keith Szarabajka[123]
Sabine WrenLA Tiya SircarM[4]
Tristan Wren Ritesh Rajan[144][145]
Ursa Wren Sharmila DevarG[146]

Introduced in Resistance

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4D-M1N Mary Elizabeth McGlynn[147]
Ello Asty Matthew Wood[148]
Imanuel Doza Jason HightowerM[149]
Torra Doza Myrna VelascoM[23]
Venisa Doza Tasia Valenza[150]
Drell David Shaughnessy[151]
Eila Nikki SooHoo[152]
Hype Fazon Donald FaisonM[23]
Freya Fenris Mary Elizabeth McGlynn[153]
Flix Jim Rash[23]
Mia Gabon Cherami Leigh[154]
Lieutenant Galek Christine Dunford[155]
Garma Greg Proops[156]
Glem Dee Bradley Baker[81]
Kragan Gorr Gary Anthony Williams[151]
Grevel Dee Bradley Baker[81]
Mika Grey Tudi Roche[157]
Bolza Grool Fred Tatasciore[158]
Griff Halloran Stephen Stanton[153]
Bo Keevil Dave Filoni[159]
Kel Antony Del Rio[152]
Norath Kev Daveed Diggs[160]
Leoz Steve Blum[157]
Orka Bobby Moynihan[23]
Queen of the Aeosians Lucy Lawless[161]
Commander Pyre Liam McIntyreM[151]
Tam Ryvora Suzie McGrathM[23]
Jace Rucklin Elijah Wood[162]
Synara San Nazneen ContractorM[163]
Hugh Sion Sam Witwer[59]
Jak Sivrak Greg Proops[156]
Ax Tagrin Joe Manganiello[160]
Agent Tierny Sumalee MontanoM[164]
Elrik Vonreg Lex Lang[153]
Neeku Vozo Josh BrenerM[23]
Vranki John DiMaggio[165]
Hamato Xiono Tzi Ma[166]
Kazuda Xiono Christopher SeanM[23]
Jarek Yeager Scott LawrenceM[23]
Z'Vk'Thkrkza
Aunt Z 		Scott Lawrence[167]

Introduced in The Bad Batch

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Romar Adell Héctor Elizondo[168]
Tawni Ames Tasia Valenza[78]
Benni Baro Yuri Lowenthal[169]
Depa Billaba Archie Panjabi[170]
Captain Bragg Shelby Young[171]
Bolo Liam O'Brien[172]
Roland Durand Tom Taylorson[173]
ES-02 Tina Huang[174]
ES-03 Ness Bautista[174]
ES-04 Dahéli Hall[174]
Phee Genoa Wanda Sykes[175]
Governor Grotton Max Mittelman[176]
GS-8 Sian Clifford[171]
Royce Hemlock Jimmi Simpson[177]
Emerie Karr Keisha Castle-Hughes[178]
Ketch Sam Riegel[172]
Grini Millegi Ernie Hudson[179]
Lieutenant Nolan Crispin Freeman[180]
Omega Michelle AngM[181]
Ciddarin "Cid" Scaleback Rhea Perlman[182]
Doctor Scalder Helen Sadler[177]
Avi Singh Alexander Siddig[183]
Eleni Syndulla Ferelith Young[184]
TAY-0 Ben Schwartz[185]
Babwa Venomor JP Karliak[186]

Introduced in Visions

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Am Alison Brie[187]
Bandit Leader Lucy Liu[187]
Dan Jordan Fisher[187]
The Elder James Hong[187]
Ethan Masi Oka[187]
F Karen Fukuhara[187]
Geezer Bobby Moynihan[187]
Haru Nichole Sakura[187]
Izuma Andrew Kishino[187]
Jay Joseph Gordon-Levitt[187]
Hen Jin Michael Sinterniklaas[187]
Imperial Office Kyle McCarley[187]
Izuma Andrew Kishino[187]
K-344 Shelby Young[187]
Kamahachi Keone Young[187]
Kara Kimiko Glenn[187]
Karre Neil Patrick Harris[187]
Lan Marc Thompson[187]
Lop Anna Cathcart[187]
Masago Lorraine Toussaint[187]
Misa Jamie Chung[187]
Mitaka Kyle Chandler[187]
Ocho Hiromi Dames[187]
Roden Greg Chun[187]
Ronin Brian Tee[187]
Saku Stephanie Sheh[187]
Senshuu George Takei[187]
Tajin David Harbour[187]
Tsubaki Henry Golding[187]
Valco Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa[187]
Yasaburo Paul Nakauchi[187]
Zhima Simu Liu[187]

Introduced in Tales of the Jedi

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Senator Dagonet Mark Rolston[188]
Gantika Toks Olagundoye[189]
Senator Larik Theo Rossi[189]
Nak-il Sunil Malhotra[190]
Inquisitor Clancy Brown[191]
Pav-ti Tano Janina Gavankar[192]

Introduced in Tales of the Empire

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Ahmar Zeno Robinson
Dante Nicolas Cantu
Mountain Clan Matron Lydia Look
Nadura Shelby Young
Nali Daisy Lightfoot
Reggi Steve Blum
Selena Diana Lee Inosanto
The Jedi Ry Chase
Young Girl Jordyn Curet

Live-action series

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Further information: The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka, and The Acolyte cast and characters
List indicators

This section includes main cast members, recurring characters, and notable guest stars.

  • An empty grey cell indicates the character was not in the series, or that the character's official presence has not yet been confirmed.
  •  G indicates a guest appearance in the series.
  •  R indicates a recurring role in the series.
  •  V indicates a voice-only role.
  •  Y indicates a younger version of the character.
Character The Mandalorian The Book of Boba Fett Obi-Wan Kenobi Andor Ahsoka The Acolyte Skeleton Crew
2019– 2021–22 2022 2022–25 2023– 2024 2024–

Introduced in films

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Cassian Andor Diego Luna[193]
Antonio ViñaY[194]
C-3POAS Anthony Daniels[195] Anthony Daniels
Davits Draven Alistair Petrie
Boba FettAS Temuera MorrisonR[196] Temuera Morrison[197]
Saw GerreraAS Forest Whitaker[198]
K-2SO Alan Tudyk[199]
Obi-Wan KenobiAS Ewan McGregor[200]
Orson Krennic Ben Mendelsohn
Owen Lars Joel Edgerton[91]
Beru Whitesun Lars Bonnie Piesse[91]
Ruescott Melshi Duncan Pow[201]
Ki-Adi-MundiAS Derek Arnold
Mon MothmaAS Genevieve O'Reilly[202]
Bail OrganaAS Jimmy Smits[203]
Breha Organa Simone Kessell[91]
Leia OrganaAS Vivien Lyra Blair[204]
Luke SkywalkerAS Mark HamillG[205] Mark Hamill[206] Grant Feely[207]
Anakin Skywalker
Darth VaderAS 		Hayden Christensen[208] Hayden Christensen[209]
Ahsoka TanoAS Rosario DawsonG[210] Rosario Dawson[211]
Ariana GreenblattY
YodaAS Appeared
Wullf YularenAS Malcolm Sinclair[212]

Introduced in animated series

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Ryder Azadi Clancy Brown
Cad Bane Corey BurtonV[213]
Ezra Bridger Eman Esfandi[214]
Fifth Brother Sung Kang[91]
C1-10P
"Chopper" 		Dave FiloniV
Grand Inquisitor Rupert Friend[91]
Huyang David Tennant[215]
Jai Kell Vinny Thomas
Bo-Katan Kryze Katee Sackhoff[111]
Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios Steve BlumV[216]
Gilad Pellaeon Xander Berkeley[217]
Captain Rex Temuera MorrisonV
Hera Syndulla Mary Elizabeth Winstead[202]
Jacen Syndulla Evan Whitten
Grand Admiral Thrawn Lars Mikkelsen[218]
Sabine Wren Natasha Liu Bordizzo[219]
Hamato Xiono Nelson Lee

Introduced in The Mandalorian

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The Mandalorian
Din Djarin 		Pedro Pascal[28]
Aidan BertolaY
"The Armorer" Emily SwallowR[220]
"The Client" Werner HerzogR[221]
Cara Dune Gina CaranoR[222]
Morgan Elsbeth Diana Lee Inosanto[90] Diana Lee Inosanto[90]
Frog Lady Misty RosasR[223]
Moff Gideon Giancarlo EspositoR[224]
IG-11 Taika WaititiR V[222]
Greef Karga Carl WeathersR[222]
Elia Kane Katy O'BrianR[225]
Kuiil Nick NolteR V[226]
Peli Motto Amy SedarisR[28]
Penn Pershing Omid AbtahiR[227]
Koska Reeves Mercedes VarnadoR[228]
Fennec ShandLA Ming-Na WenR[196] Ming-Na Wen[197]
Carson Teva Paul Sun-Hyung Lee[229] Paul Sun-Hyung Lee[229]
Vane Marti MatulisR[230] Marti Matulis[230]
Cobb Vanth Timothy Olyphant[231]
Paz Vizsla Jon FavreauR[232]
Governor Wing Wing T. Chao[228]

Introduced in Obi-Wan Kenobi

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Haja Estree Kumail Nanjiani[91]
Tala Durith Indira Varma[91]
Lyn Rakish
Fourth Sister 		Rya Kihlstedt [91]
Nari Benny Safdie[91]
Kawlan Roken O'Shea Jackson Jr.[91]
Reva Sevander
Third Sister 		Moses Ingram[91]
Sully Maya Erskine[233]

Introduced in Andor

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B2EMO Dave Chapman V[234]
Bix Caleen Adria Arjona[234]
Clinta Kaz Varada Sethu[235]
Dedra Meero Denise Gough[234]
Kino Loy Andy Serkis[236]
Kleya Marki Elizabeth Dulau[237]
Luthen Rael Stellan Skarsgård[234]
Maarva Andor Fiona Shaw[234]
Syril Karn Kyle Soller[238]
Vel Sartha Faye Marsay[239]

Introduced in Ahsoka

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Aktropaw Jeryl Prescott Gallien
Enoch Wes Chatham
Shin Hati Ivanna Sakhno[240]
Klothow Claudia Black
Lakesis Jane Edwina Seymour
Marrok Paul Darnell
Baylan Skoll Ray Stevenson[240]

Introduced in The Acolyte

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Mog Adana Harry Trevaldwyn
Mae Aniseya Amandla Stenberg
Leah BradyY
Mother Aniseya Jodie Turner-Smith
Osha Aniseya Amandla Stenberg
Lauren BradyY
Bazil Hassan Taj
Yord Fandar Charlie Barnett
Indara Carrie-Anne Moss
Kelnacca Joonas Suotamo[241]
Mother Koril Margarita Levieva
Jecki Lon Dafne Keen
Tasi Lowa Thara Schöön
Senator Rayencourt David Harewood
Vernestra Rwoh Rebecca Henderson
Sol Lee Jung-jae
The Stranger
"Qimir" 		Manny Jacinto
Torbin Dean-Charles Chapman

Introduced in Skeleton Crew

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Fern Ryan Kiera Armstrong
Gunter Jaleel White
Jod Na Narwood Jude Law
KB Kyriana Kratter
Neel Robert Timothy Smith
SM 33 Nick FrostV
Wim Ravi Cabot-Conyers

See also

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