“The Acolyte,” an upcoming Star Wars series on Disney+, will feature new Jedi ships, including the Polan-717 Jedi Transport. This ship, distinctive for its ability to separate into two segments, mirrors the hyperspace transport rings seen in the prequel trilogy. Set in the High Republic Era, the series is described as a mystery-thriller, following a Jedi Master and his former Padawan as they investigate dark-side-centric crimes. The inclusion of unique ships like the Polan-717 and Jedi Vectors, which are central to The High Republic novels, promises to bring fresh visual elements and plot dynamics to the Star Wars universe.

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  1. Bob Igor said Disney is mining the IP. That’s not good it’s never good. People that like these shows are mentality I’ll or seriously deluded. It’s such a shame they wrote off all the extended universe. There was so much gold they could have used

  2. When will we get ‘The grey’ embracing both sides of the force, with no allegiance to either. I’m begging 🥺 the diversity of tales and storylines is unlimited. I live in hope!

  3. … A ship that can separate? Sounds like a Star Trek feature of star ships and not a Star wars feature. This just admits they are intellectually bankrupt since they are stealing ideas from star trek. Even more so because I SWORE Disney star wars said the novels weren’t canon anymore and.. suddenly to bullwork their floundering ip they are using an idea from one of the novels? One which I admit I never read so not aware of the ship designation nor if the being able to separate into two parts was a feature then (but still a stolen idea from star trek) or new feature they added.

  4. Curious why everyone is assuming this show is “woke?” There has been nothing in the trailers or description to indicate anything of the sort.

    I swear SW “fans” have just become internet trolls because it’s the cool thing to do now. Hate on Disney, hate on SW because politics say so. FFS. 🤦‍♂️

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