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- Introduced in the Thrawn trilogy (1991–93), Thrawn became a fan favorite and subsequently appeared in multiple works in what became known as the Star Wars Expanded Universe, including novels, comics and video games, through 2006.
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Thrawn first appeared in the 1991 Timothy Zahn novel Heir to the Empire, the first installment of what became known as the first Thrawn trilogy. He is a Grand Admiral in the Imperial Navy, and categorically "the most brilliant of the Emperor's minions".
Thrawn ordered the pilot to prepare emergency breaking on his first mark, and to reverse course and acceleration on his second. Thrass began to object, but Lappincyk stopped the Syndic by affirming that Thrawn had demonstrated his competency and knowledge of what he was doing.
Oct 23, 2023 · Though Thrawn was introduced in Timothy Zahn's 1991 novel, "Heir to the Empire" (which is no longer considered canon), fans learned about the origin story of the character in Zahn's 2017...
The first time, Palpatine declared Thrawn a traitor and assigned the mission to another commander—after the resulting attack proved unsuccessful, Palpatine developed a greater respect for Thrawn's opinion.
Born Mitth'raw'nuruodo in the Chiss Ascendancy, but known as Thrawn on the Core Worlds controlled by the Empire, the brilliant tactician used his natural abilities for strategy and warfare to excel at the Imperial Academy and climb the rank to become a Grand Admiral during Emperor Palpatine’s reign.
Oct 1, 2023 · Thrawn first appeared in Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire, a novel that became a trilogy with Dark Force Rising and The Last Command. Fans and critics widely consider the three books as some of the best Star Wars novels ever written.
Here is a chronological list of the Canon/Legends Thrawn Books and short stories and some books relating to it by other authors, that I'll put in cursive, because you can safely skip them, even though I recommend them. Episode 1.
