Are There Alternate Dimensions in Star Wars: Canon vs Legends

[@danielcharland1374]

An entire video inspired by my question? You just made my day . Thank you. :)

[@StarWarsExplained]

It was a good question! :)

[@rhyswilliams95]

Star Wars Explained you are the best star wars youtuber

[@Danny_S.]

Word...

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

Question does anyone think that Lucasfilm will ever give a name to the galaxy that occupies star wars ?

[@wilhufftarkin8543]

It's just "the Galaxy" in-universe. Like we just call our planet "the Earth".

[@Simon74]

Nothing in Star Wars makes sense in Physics. Edit: And it should be that way imo. My original comment read too critical.

[@michael2632]

pSyk It doesn't HAVE to

[@profflux]

pSyk Agreed, but it makes a decent space opera.

[@asteriasheria2053]

Star wars is suppose to be science fantasy right?

[@profflux]

Maxime Couture - It is a very fleeting and delicate thing for elementary particles to exist in complex quantum states. The engineering example we have are quantum bits in quantum computers. Anything else is so unlikely as to be commonly understood as not possible.

[@anon6979]

Maybe its a different universe with different physics

[@betitovader]

Wouldn't the Canon and Legends continuities itself be both alternate dimensions..

[@builderpepc7803]

More like an alternate universe.

[@starwarsnerd100]

Different Continuities =/= Different Dimensions.

[@Jacob-cu4uj]

Roberto Santiago that would be pretty awesome

[@PepicWalrus]

Roberto Santiago The way I looked at it 'Legends' are just that in the Star Wars Universe. The tales may still exist, people might tell them at bars or to their kids. But in the end they're just legends. Tall Tales people might believe and spread around but never actually happened.

[@sebwarriner]

Roberto Santiago omg mind blown!

[@CynUnion-ji9uj]

Well but we can already view Star Wars as having multiple dimensions. The Canon Dimension or Dimension A, the Legends Dimension or Dimension B, the Infinities Dimension or Dimension C, and the Lego Dimension(yes that is a pun) or Dimension D. at least its not marvel levels of complicated.

[@AlexTekle]

So Han has dealt with rifts in space-time and alternate realities, but still can't get behind the Force?

[@christianmartinez2558]

Exactly

[@ArtificialDragon]

So fans can accept Lightsabers, Hyperspace (which itself is an alternate dimension), Death Stars, Cyborg Samurais, a 900-year-old Golbin, and chicken walkers existing, but not space whales or beings outside of the galaxy in the vastness of space? What madness is this?!

[@Eternalknight27]

@@ArtificialDragon I'd love to see if someone could research on that like how far fetched can star wars go Until it gets to crazy to believe

[@samwoodfield7332]

Think the idea is that each "universe" have various dimensions with them, basically the star wars "Universe" is actually one reality, so hyperspace is linked to one universe, and each universe including its own hyperspace etc. are brane theory, so each universe are layered on-top of each other.

[@michaelkraine8438]

I don't really like the idea of alternate universes in Star Wars but I would like the idea of an alternate universe where everything is like "The Star Wars" comic based off of George Lucas's original draft for Star Wars

[@thewallofguns550]

Sean Wilson It exist

[@ComanderScar]

do consider that there is a difference between alternate universes and different dimensions.

[@michaelkraine8438]

Behemous Oh, I see. I got them confused

[@WilliamJakespeareProps]

Where did Savage Oppress get Darth Maul's Lightsaber from Phantom Menace? In clone wars he just kind of has it all of a sudden out of nowhere.

[@jeffreygrant3383]

William Jakespeare that wasn't Maul's Lightsaber. That was a brand new one. Maul had half of his own Lightsaber when he was on the junk planet already.

[@BadReferenceMan]

William Jakespeare was it specifically said to be Maul's?

[@LJLvids]

William Jakespeare didn't dooku just give him that lightsaber?

[@WilliamJakespeareProps]

It was still cut in half from the fight with Obiwan and Maul just uses it throughout the series without fixing it.

[@LJLvids]

William Jakespeare it's not Maul's saber it's a different 2-bladed one

[@fombocombo]

That Jumpgate looks more like a Stargate from well, Stargate.

[@deltahunter4810]

Neo-Nuclearcrazed ya

[@cheliosXL]

Neo-Nuclearcrazed Actually zI think that jumpgate is more like the ones in Babylon 5

[@crimsoncorsair9250]

that thumbnail was butchered together in Photoshop.

[@StarWarsExplained]

Actually it was butchered together in After Effects lol

[@pleaseenteraname4407]

Gameboy20121 He is Sidon Ithano,he doesnt die so easily

Hi! I'm a physicist, and I accept your suggestion to explain a little what I understand about other dimensions. 1st I'd like to say that, to me, a SW fan, your videos have been amazing, to know a little more about canon and legends, cause, here, in Brazil, we do not have as much content in books and comics as you have in the US. Ok, let's go to dimensions. Well, there are 2 accepted theories: one, that there are only our universe (and a supersymetric array of subatomic particles) and the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, that says that we have as many worlds as possibilities or choices (and just the particles we already know, and few yet to discover). There are other thoeries, not academic, but very nice, that got to my attention (I sugest the video: Understanting the Tenth Dimension, it's very good). Well, my notion of "on top of each other" is a little confusing, cause, the dimensions don't necessarely pile up. The 2nd dimensions is not piled up in the 1st, nor the 3rd to the 2nd. They are perpendicular to each other. They may be the case fot another dimensions that we cannot acces. But, nothing excludes the option to have parallels dimensions, but "the distance" between them would be bizzare to measure, cause, the space between them could have properties totally different from the ones that we know... It may not even be space, as we know it. But, in my humble opinion, I think there are not just other dimensions in the same universe, I believe we could discover one day, that we have entire universes forming systems, as our solar system, with a universe at the center and others spinning arround it, and entire "galaxies" made of universes, with many of this "galaxies" making a gigaverse, and this one, by this time is only a part of a teraverse, and on and on and on... This could be seen as alternate realities, cause, imagine we could travel to another universe that spins arround ours, the laws could be totally different... Another world, our reality as we suggest. Well, thank you very much to let me talk about this subjetc, I hope you enjoy it! And, congratulations! May the Force be With You!

[@ThexVaultxTech]

The term "above" in physics generally refers to dimensionally; that is dimensions like 4d, 5d, etc. So if you are in the same place, but below or above another dimension, you might interpret that as your universe in that dimension is most similar to this part of our dimension but the biggest difference is how many dimensions our reality can account for

[@claudius3359]

Above,as in more complex not direction-wise,or am I misunderstanding it?

[@TheSharkKing45]

technically couldn't Legends count as a alternate dimension?

[@wishfulthinkin3478]

its not an alternate dimension sadly, the legends continuity is now basically a place where Disney can cherry pick ideas and themes that they like and put it into the new cannon continuity.

[@ianlenn5408]

Gallifreyan Autobot the Warrior probably not. I interpret the name "Legends" as just that. Stories that are told between the people of the galaxy. Rumors, tall tales.

[@TheSharkKing45]

I happen to interpret it as a alternate dimension and or timeline, as it makes some sense.

[@pferreira1983]

"Stories that are told between the people of the galaxy. Rumors, tall tales." They're sure a hell of a lot better written and interesting than what's occurred from The Force Awakens onwards!

[@akl2k7]

Though there are some good stories in Legends, there were quite a few bad ones (Legacy of the Force and Fate of the Jedi both killed the old continuity before Lucasfilm rebooted it all, but there's still garbage out there like the Crystal Star, the Callista Trilogy and just about anything Kevin J. Anderson and Karen Traviss wrote).

[@brianrussell4871]

I consider Legends as an alternate timeline personally. Star Trek has it, so can Star Wars.

[@Penguin-lc3eg]

A parallel universe seems, imo, very pointless and stupid because there's already so much to explore and see in the star wars galaxy. I don't see the point of adding an entire other universe. It just makes it way too complicated. I wouldn't mind seeing other galaxies as long as they aren't really explored and more just acknowledged to exist. There's just no need for time travel or dimensions in star wars.

[@Tyrannicus]

I'd love to see you do a video on the bizarre super-beings in Legends - more on Waru, and the very strange beings from "Tilotny Throws A Shape"

[@aidanrogers4438]

Hey, Star Wars Explained. I recently finished reading 'Catalyst', and loved it and want to read more new canon books. I wanted to read 'Tarkin' but I can't find it anywhere and I'm waiting for 'Thrawn' in April. Any recommendations until then?

[@ticofactory]

Batman Jr. My favorite canon book is Bloodline, it truly shows struggles of the New Republic before the events of TFA and it really made me appreciate Leia even more than I already did

[@zh7334]

Kirk B I just finished Catalyst and I am halfway through Ashoka. I have also started Tarkin.

[@morpheium203]

if you like rebels, there's 'A New Dawn'

[@Fernandes.Ferdinando]

Batman Jr. I suggest either "Ashoka" or the aftermath books

[@josephyml]

lost stars is really good. it gives a cool perspective on everything in the original trilogy that's not from our main characters

[@BlueGuyTube]

Can you make a video about the afterlife in Star Wars? Where do Jedi and Sith go after death? is there some type of god?

[@ianlenn5408]

Kiuraz I imagine that they just... die. The way we do. Except in the cases where a Sith keeps coming back to life or just can't die, or when Jedi become force ghosts.

[@wishfulthinkin3478]

its an interesting subject actually. On the one hand you can say that the force is technically god, but it's not the god that you can have a conversation with it, its kind of like the ying and yang in Taoism, it encompasses good and evil and it doesn't have a personality or a conscious form. This is where it gets crazy however, the force does have a will, it has a plan for the galaxy and it acts out its will through the actions of its followers (Jedi, sith, bendu etc) it's ultimate goal if you can really call it that because again it hasn't got a physical form is for there to be balance in the galaxy, light and dark in perfect harmony. however there is an ancient race of beings called the celestials or architects that used a combination of force powers and technology to literally construct entire stars and solar systems so I suppose you can say that they are the star wars version of god also.

[@DayneAllyria]

Kiuraz I always saw it as when you die you become one with the force and become apart of everything in the same way

[@curticat2354]

Also, in Legends, Abeloth was defeated in "The Realm Beyond Shadows." Whether or not this is truly another dimension, I don't know.

[@Daviddv]

So in an alternate dimension, did Luke accept Vader's offer and became a Sith Lord?

[@CreepsNet]

Well in the multiverse theory there an an infinite amount of universes so there's probably atleast 1 universe where that happend

[@makeprussiaathingagain7368]

Are you friends with stupendous wave

[@StarWarsExplained]

We don't know each other crazy well, but we've talked a few times and worked together before and he's always been very nice. :)

[@sloth_e]

do you know my mum?

[@mkd2839]

James Regis yes

[@fzdreaddy]

Stupendous straight lies about books sometimes though. Read Dark Lord, then go watch his video on it.... It barely seems he's speaking about the same novel. He embelishes facts to make it a bigger deal. Wayy too often.

[@AAhmou]

From where did ET come from otherwise?

[@AAhmou]

***** Reported... No just kidding, Sup.

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

A. Ahmou E T The species in Star Wars they are called "Asogian" their home world in legends is called "Brodo Asogi " the Senator in the Phantom Menace Is named "Grebleips". Although most people refer to them as just easter eggs between Lucas and Spielberg. lol :-)

[@Seeriosa]

oh shit

[@楽楽-v6z]

ET the movie is not canon.

[@FPalace]

Man, I love your videos and for me Star Wars is life BUT I can't find enough hours in the day to take it all in. I didn't even know about Otherspace role playing games! Thank you for being a wise Jedi.

[@tulimartin1]

When the new canon fanboys are happy that almost every SW story was moved into EU, but the new canon start copying the same outrageous stuff the EU is critisised for Ayy Lmao

[@zinki120]

Grandpa Stalin , also, there is a canon comic like...a grievous droid with a Mon Calamari for a head.

[@coralbricks]

You guys complain too much. Come on! Whats the matter with crazy stuff in star wars?

[@tulimartin1]

Guardian Of Truth i don't have a problem with it, i love Legends more than Canon but the new Canon fans are just cancerous

[@SeabooUsMultimedia]

That's effectively what they did was Star Wars episode 9

[@99jarjarbinks]

One day, we'll get a Star Wars movie where the Legends Universe enters the Canon Universe and all hell breaks loose. lol

[@BCVentureParkie]

The Legends Universe can be seen as an alternate dimension / reality / parallel universe itself.

[@wewerka911]

well, we definitely have travel between alternative universes in Star Wars :D its called Legends/Canon Gate :D

[@AsianJediGuy]

What about an alternate dimension in the Canon where all the Legends events and storylines are true?

[@starseeker3002]

other galaxies: most definitely other realities: most definitely not

[@charliefoxtrot3980]

In the novelization for TFA it is mentioned that Starkiller Base fires its weapon through "sub-hyperspace", a hyperspace-within-hyperspace dimension. In Legends and Canon "subspace" is mentioned but that might be a colloquialism for hyperspace. But in Star Trek subspace is basically hyperspace and they send communications through it and ships that have engines more faster and advanced than standard warp engines travel through it. Also in Legends it is mentioned that the afterlife Force Ghosts reside in is the Netherworld of the Force, and darksiders reside in an area of it called Chaos.

[@jeffreygrant3383]

What would you think of the Legends universe existing in canon as an alternate timeline? Like how the original Star Trek exists in the new Star Trek continuity.

[@mystyle_jm8997]

Like, in Original Star Trek, we call it Prime Timeline. But the JJ Abrams Movie Star Trek 2009, Into Darkness and Beyond, we call it JJverse and eventually, the "Kelvin Timeline", since the events in STAR TREK ONLINE.

[@rhyswilliams95]

Star Wars Explained would like to say thank you for answering my question last night on the live interview/gaming

[@NightmareSluagh]

The World Between Worlds from the Rebels show is also pretty much another dimension and it's canon.

[@ForeverAlone86]

you an stupendous wave is one the channels I seen on youtube thank for your work

[@omhudka8074]

Star Wars Explained contact Matthew Patrick (game theory), he knows how to solve physics problems

[@mkd2839]

Om Hudka no he doesn't

[@TheRealRomanpizza]

It was more explained in the Flash TV show. They're all in the same area in space but they vibrate at a different frequency than others. What one's universe vibrates at, they cannot detect another. Meaning that if there was a universe where the Empire won the war instead of the rebels, no one would see it, even though they are in the same area in space. There are plenty, if not millions of alternate realities in Star Wars and in real life, which i think it's true, but since the frequency vibrates diffferently, that's why we only see one version of the movie Star Wars instead of millions. Same with on earth. Like if in an alternate reality was where technology was sky high and we used flying cars and traveled to other planets. But we can't see it. Hopefully that explains it. Love the show!

[@apology89]

I think we'd need a Time Lord to explain this physics. Star Wars doesn't seem to care so much about how the science works.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

apology89 Wibbly Wobbly Timey Whimy.

[@stochinblockin]

Maybe one of the alternate dimensions is the the Star Trek universe...

[@albertovillaescusarico9456]

The idea of other dimensions in Star Wars rubs me the wrong way a little bit because I feel Star Wars has more of The Lord of the Rings than Star Trek. It is more fantasy than science-fiction. Kirk and company entering another dimension feels on par with the series. Sam and Frodo, on the other hand, would be bizarre AF. Good video!

[@Xo-3130]

Alternative dimensions are a long hallmark of fantasy as well. The land of the faere in old Celtic myths, Alice in Wonderland, just to name a few.

[@BenMonroe964]

I hope to see Canon and Legends meet one day with different dimensions. There's no reason to stop legends content. So much good stories.

[@wulfgar6749]

I personally like the idea of different dimensions in the Star Wars EU because it's add's something new to explore, if I was to write a story based on this idea I would probably set it in The Old Republic era. There's nothing wrong adding any thing new, sometimes it's best to try something different that hasn't been done before.

[@FuryanJedi13]

Should there be multiple realities in Star Wars? I, for one, think there should be! That way, the old Legends continuity is still valid. Disney's new canon is also valid. It just occurs in a different reality. And there exists the possibility for new (and equally valid) versions to be explored in the future. EVERYBODY WINS! Seriously, it has worked with brands like DC, Marvel, Star Trek, Mortal Kombat and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I don't see why it can't work with Star Wars too! Having just one single continuity actually seems kind of limiting.

[@levitan71]

jumpgates linking to other galaxies would be a fun concept

[@Frodo_Shaggins]

Bruh I'm such a stupid dweeb who thinks he knows shit but doesn't know shit that I think about parallel universes ALL THE TIME!! Sometimes I even create my own characters and make a different version of the entire story involving them

[@thomasfiddimore1270]

I believe the Rishi Maze was considered in legends to be part of the dwarf galaxy / star cluster orbiting the SW galaxy. If that's still considered then we atleast know of 1 other galaxy in official canon.

[@HonestHappyHater]

I think it would be nice to see something like DC "Crysis" comicbook in SW, with two dimensions: EU (Not Legends. EU) and Canon

[@GeneralGrevious330]

Hey star wars explained,You kind of forgot to mention the Alternative Dimension created by Abeloth.

[@Arcammonda]

Physics here; in order to create a wormhole you need to bend a section of space over itself so that two points of 3D space are bent to touch itself (one superimposed onto another) so either way worm hole or another dimension both are hypothetically stacking space time point (x,y,z,t to x,y,z,t) onto of each other.

[@projectwaveform]

tldw; this video explains the possibility of other dimensions. Got it. Not many details. Back to Wookiepedia.

[@Grand_History]

@Star Wars Explained If there are creatures that live between the dimensions, then that would explain the Crystal skull found in the Trandoshan trophy room in episode 22 of season three of the Clone Wars. That crystal skull was an Easter egg referencing Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull where we saw interdimensional aliens with those same skulls! I'm excited about this please tell me what you think!

[@jeffreylau2093]

Actually can this be related to Legends where it is a hypergate from the Gree during the Old Republic?

[@Hulavuta]

3:15 is that Jedi supposed to be George Lucas?

[@RFEM520]

Where does Star Wars Infinities lie? Is it an alternate dimension akin to the butterfly effect or hyper time or simply alternate history?

[@markusnavergard2387]

ITS WARP!! Chaos gods ad deamons spilling out

[@grantwilson4506]

In my Star Wars universe, i do utilize Alternate realities because they're really fun but only when they're utilized sparingly.

[@TheGilbertsonfamily]

Alternate dimensions will become canon at the point deemed most profitable for Disney.

[@zachcrschuller2406]

Also, the space between spaces.....so Lucas was plotting to do an Indiana Jones/Star Wars crossover?

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

Zach CR Schuller Sounds kinda weird doesn't, like everything's tied together. :-)

[@mlganne134]

So is there some kind of multiverse theory in Star Wars just like cod zombies

[@thelastdisciple]

Couldn't Mortis have been "between the seams of space and time"?

[@GrandAdmiralWaffles]

When you talked about the dimension shift force ability I remembered the part in a book about somone impersonating grand admiral thrawn where the original leader of talon cards smuggling group was able to do a similar thing taught to him by monks ( I can't remember what book it is sorry). Is it possible that it is the same ability?

[@ewan3866]

They could totally just Star Trek 09 legends into canon.

[@TheBurgerHut7]

maximum velocity = the square root of μxgxr

[@jdstudios1912]

I'd love to see the yuzzan Vong in canon which it was so close to being canon. Also Alex would you like to see the return of abaloth or a new mother for the ones

[@timerdudestephens1]

Can you do list top ten dangerous mega city you don't want to visit or top ten jungle or frozen worlds you don't want visit or even top ten desert or mine worlds you don't want to visit !?

[@John-jf7kv]

Legends could be considered an alternate reality

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

John Marez yes your right :-)

[@John-jf7kv]

Would be interesting to see those of the old canon eventually run into the new canon, maybe in a spin off mini series.

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

John Marez sounds good to me lol :-)

[@bokvarv1926]

I think the other galaxies are the most likely of these views on dimensions and such. Take the species the Nagai, they came from another galaxy I think called firefly the other galaxies was referred to as companion a b c d etc. Now most of these other dimensional beings were also said to hail from these galaxies, so I think the dimensions thing could be a point of view

[@fondajames]

Since no one has answered it yet I'll try to explain a bit but someone more experienced with physics can give a better answer if they see this video. Dimensions first need a basic explanation, we live in the 4th dimension which consists of 3 axis movement as well as 1 direction movement for Time. this allows us to has shape and size as well as the ability to move. a lower dimension could be like 2 axis and time which could allow for beings to exist on a truly flat plane but still move and age. So the statement of a higher dimension on top of our own, would mean a 5th dimension. likely Having 3 axis movement and potentially 2 directional movement for time or another dimension that we simply don't understand ourselves. but I could take a guess, this higher dimension may still have the force and beings from there could all have easy and complete access to it as a way move or understand their world like we have a watch for time. hope that helps give a basic idea of that

[@benonipugastri2628]

James Fonda I thought we lived in the 3rd dimension?

[@DCUniverse816]

Such a thing could be a ticket to a what if star wars series

[@robertagu5533]

This kinda segment is basically the equivalent of the alternate dimensions thing from Star Trek. of which, I feel we don't actually need it either BUT it sorta exists unlike in Treks MULTIPLE realities here we have Disney Canon and then Legends Canon or 2 separate ones. which we wouldn't really have any except for the one if Disney had just stuck with the movies, comics and books which I personally feel they should've done... if it's not broke or good enough as is why then try to fix it? that's how things that weren't messed up get that way and then need fixing.

[@kant12]

No. End of discussion.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

kant Well Yes...

[@LKAChannel]

Star Wars has never had a coherent "science" behind it

[@wanderin1898]

LKAChannel Yeah....

[@UraiFen44444444]

Nice Video :)

[@Neme5i5snanke001]

here's a crazy idea what if Star Trek and Star Wars and Mass Effect are all alternate reality / dimensions of each other mean wouldn't that be cool

[@jaredfiedler7810]

great video !

[@Shotgun9009]

Alternate reality =/= dimension Hyperspace could be another dimension that exists within the Star Wars universe however an alternate reality would be a different or alternate universe that exists paralel to the Star Wars universe. So the gate that was in the comic is most likely connected to an alternate reality.

[@Shotgun9009]

Watched enough Stargate to understand the difference between the two even if my explanation is confusing. Point remains dimension =/= alternate reality and hyperspace is most likely another dimension.

[@SFtheGreat]

1. Galaxies. You (plural) realise that the vast universe contains more than 1 galaxy? The number of galaxies can as well be counted in billions, etc, though it should be rather finite number. 2. Dimensions, I'm not a fan of them, which leads us to: 3. Alternate realities, something that was in legends in Marvel-style "What If?" comic books that presented what would happen if certain events went different way, the "Star Wars Infinities" series for example. But it would be dangerous to try to mix the main reality with alternate ones, identical characters from them in one panel, that would be too much... Bonus: I guess the old EU and new canon should for conveniancy be considered as two separate timelines/alternate realities.

[@darthwick7917]

Possibly the beings that live between dimensions are the Loth Wolves from Rebels

[@MrThinkingRhino]

Is jar jar binks' grandson actually gonna be in episode 8? Also doesn't the dark sabre also draw upon energy from another dimension?

[@tylerbruso25]

If they really are adding different dimensions and realities I think it takes away from the believability of Star Wars. I really don't like it

[@intergalacticimperialist9670]

Tyler Bruso Lol THAT'S where you draw the line? Hyperspace, space wizards, and teddy bears with sticks defeating a trained military are believable but alternate dimensions, a concept which is possible in our world is unbelievable?

[@tylerbruso25]

Yes I said I don't like it lol

[@intergalacticimperialist9670]

Tyler Bruso Alright lol

[@tylerbruso25]

General Vic Rattlehead I personally just feel it can cheapen the story telling. Like I'm into comics and when they write their way into a tough spot the just say of it's another universe and reboot it. I think alternate universes in Star Wars can open the door to that and take away from its believably because instead of it being this one cohesive world where everything works together naturally, you could get crazy alternate universes like in comics. I think it's fine for marvel and DC but think Star Wars storytelling should be above that

[@intergalacticimperialist9670]

Tyler Bruso A bunch of energy lifeforms is a pretty far cry from elseworlds stories though

[@xxlonesomewolf8284]

Hey, Star Wars Explained. Recently I've actually written two stories concerning alternate dimensions in Star Wars. They're called Galactic Infinities, and the second is currently still in production. But, the premis of the first story is this: The main characters of the story are in a parallel universe to that of the original heroes we've come to know and love, only little tiny things have been altered. The story starts with Darth Vader living and actually turning back to the lightside. His son and him are able to enter this second reality by a "tear" in the galaxy. The second one takes a wider look at it all though. In the second one Sith and overall Dark Jedi from multiple dimensions figure out how to gain access to the heroes galaxy. The stories behind some of these galaxies are just barely mentioned but in my opinion would probably make good short stories. But, anyways. I hope this comment isn't lost in the comments and that you're able to actually read this and get somewhat interested in my works.

[@AlanatorTheGreat]

"There Are Alternate Dimensions In Star Wars" Darth Vader's helmet is 3D, or the third dimension. If he took a piece of paper and drew himself, that Darth Vader is 2D, or the second dimension. Boom. Alternate Star Wars dimensions.

[@jordanday8076]

Could it be said that Mortis exists in another dimension? When Anakin, Obi-Wan and Ahsoka went through the Monolith, a planet existed, which shouldn't be able to fit inside the Monolith. In addition, the group emerged after what felt like days but according to Rex was just a few seconds. It seems to me that Mortis exists outside of reality in that sense. So, could it be possible that it exists outside of time and space and in another dimension?

[@Curttehmurt]

My headcanon is that there is only one other dimension in the star wars multiverse, the alternate dimension where Spaceballs takes place

[@brianmuicey1283]

personally i would like if Legends is considered as another star wars dimension in order to not only continue that story but for crossover possibilities, say jacen solo vs kylo ren

[@ArikGST]

There are at least other Realms of existence within Star Wars Legends, like Beyond Shadows, The Mortis Monolyth and there`s this weird scene in one of the older comics with Yoda bascially in heaven.

[@SwiftGundam]

This description about other dimensions in the new Canon, it sounds like the creators took inspiration from Star Trek and Stargate take on the science but more leaning on Stargate just making it a shit ton more vague than what Carter would explain in detail.

[@johnmarc1986]

I like to think that since all of this happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away that what we are watching is from a certain point of view. I think that leaves room for different interpretations if the events and allows for both legends and the new canon. I don't like the idea of other dimensions or even other galaxies. The story is set in the one galaxy, hence the introduction at the start of the films.

[@BIGLOB235]

@Star Wars Explained this sounds a lot like Star Trac, Buck Roger's, Battle Star Galactica and Lost in Space. I love Star Wars because it doesn't try to be Marvel, or use these gimmicks that cheapen the overall story.

[@Sw1pz]

this thing is way to far from george lucas' main idea of star wars.

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

Rao You are right it's more like Gene Roddenberry . :-)

[@WTSD850]

I allways interpretted loo re anna's people from the han solo comic were able to migrate into and live in hyperspace or like a pocket of hyperspace or something like that

[@AceLM92]

I agree. adding alternate dimensions or time travel would complicate Star Wars like it did DC & Marvel

[@twstf8905]

Star Wars is NOT science fiction, it's science fantasy.

[@bullrun2772]

its both lol its just a sub category

[@paulnewmo]

Alternate Star Wars Universes: The What If Galaxy, Lego Star Wars, The Star Wars, The Splinter of the Mind's Eye, Force Unleashed where StarKiller becomes the Apprentice of the Emperor, Robot Chicken Star Wars, Fan Fiction Star Wars, Family Guy Star Wars, Legends Timeline after episode 6, and Weird Legends events such as Little Luke meeting Little Ani.

[@SchardtCinematic]

So.... the aliens mentioned around the 2min mark live 8n between the spaces between spaces? or trying to paraphrase John Hurts charater Oxly from Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

[@minipancho94]

have you done a video on "splinter of the minds eye" yet?

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

minipancho94 That's a real good question, I do know that BeesY has done one. if that helps.

[@percyahuriri2169]

SW does have other dimensions. The world between worlds in rebels is another dimension which allows you to access different points in time.

[@N95_45]

If characters in Star Wars can travel at light speed, can they travel through time?

[@Dantick09]

Naji Ishag into the future yes

[@brianmuicey1283]

Naji Ishag time travel was possible in Legends, but It is only theoretical in canon as of now

[@ComanderScar]

They don't travel at light speed. As the video said, they use Hyperspace, which works sort of like a wormhole. The Hyperdrive allows them to create some sort of rift into hyperspace which is another dimension of sorts (bear in mind dimension =/= reality or universe). Through this, they can travel relatively short distances and emerge at a much more distant point than before. Characters call it 'lightspeed' as slang, but it's not actually lightspeed.

[@PropersPlace]

I agree. This is why I am hoping that the Rebel characters don't die off but lead into another series that touches on events going on at the same time as ANH to RotJ that involve our Rebels cast. Maybe war going on near Mandalore. The war of the galaxy was going on in more places than where the original series took us. I would like to see Disney/LucasFilms take on what was happening during the George Lucas original movies. They will have rebels/Jedi and I think Thrawn coulld carry the film as the main antagonist. Just a thought.

[@rainingpigs1484]

How about the Jar Jar dimension? Everyone there is a Jar Jar replica!

[@silverbullet1620]

I think there are alternate universes for Star Wars. My basis for this lies in fanfictions. Fanfictions exist and they take the story of main characters on different paths. They could be considered Alternate Universes or Legends. So I feel AUs exist in Star Wars.