Star Trek Reference: Successions - Expanded

UNITED FEDERATION OF PLANETS

Presidents

By stardate

Harmon Axelrod (2087 SFC - 2101 SFC / 2150s-2160s)

    Homeworld: Earth

    Species: Humans

    Introduced in The Federation (1986)

Ursula Yare (2102 SFC - 2104 SFC / 2160s)

    Homeworld: Earth

    Species: Human

    Introduced in The Federation (1986)

Cristofur Thorpe (2105 SFC - 2110 SFC / 2160s)

    Homeworld: Alpha Centauri

    Species: Alpha Centauran

    Introduced in The Federation (1986)

Gralless (2111 SFC - 2113 SFC / 2190s)

    Homeworld: Tellar

    Species: Tellarite

    Introduced in The Federation (1986)

Barbara Einicrox (2120 SFC - 2122 SFC)

    Homeworld: Earth

    Species: Human

    Introduced in The Federation (1986)

By year

Thomas Vanderbilt (2162-2165)

    Homeworld: Earth

    Species: Human

    Introduced in The Romulan War: Beneath the Raptor's Wing (2009)

Haroun al-Rashid (2165-2173)

    Homeworld: Earth

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

T'Maran (2170s)

    Homeworld: Vulcan

    Species: Vulcan

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Avaranthi sh'Rothress (2170s-2180s)

    Species: Andorian

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Jonathan Archer (2185-2193)

Sardix (2197-2201)

    Homeworld: Vulcan

    Introduced in Star Fleet Intelligence Manual: Agent's Orientation Sourcebook (1987)

Thortathanal (2201-2205)

    Homeworld: Andor

    Introduced in Star Fleet Intelligence Manual: Agent's Orientation Sourcebook (1987)

Madza Bral (2233-2241)

    Species: Trill

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Samuel Solomon Qasr (c.2245)

    Species: Human

    Introduced in The Counter-Clock Incident (1974)

Kenneth Wescott (2261-2269)

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Errand of Fury: Seeds of Rage (2005)

Sukio Hirashito (2268-2271)

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Prime Directive (1990)

    Status disputed due to other sources

Lorne McLaren (2269-2273)

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Star Trek: The Original Series Core Game Book (1999)

Areel Shaw (2270-)

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Star Trek 1x14 (1967)

Chab jav Lorg (c.2275-2276)

    Homeworld: Mars

    Species: Tellarite

    Introduced in Department of Temporal Investigations: Forgotten History (2012)

Alistair Fergus / Hiram Roth (-2288)

    Homeworld: Daran V

    Species: Human

    Introduced in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)

        Named "Alistair Fergus" in Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update (1986)

        Named "Hiram Roth" in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Eteon tar-Chereos / Ra-ghoratreii (2289-2300)

    Species: Efrosian

    Introduced in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)

        Named "Eteon tar-Chereos" in Aliens (2003)

        Named "Ra-ghoratreii" in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Gan Laikan (c.2313)

    Homeworld: Alpha Centauri IV

    Species: Centauran

    Introduced in All Our Yesterdays: The Time Travel Sourcebook (2000)

Thelianaresth th'Vorothishria (2321-2328)

    Species: Andorian

    Introduced in Enter the Wolves (2001)

Hikaru Sulu

T'Pragh (2346-2365)

    Homeworld: Vulcan

    Species: Vulcan

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Amitra (2365-2368)

    Species: Pandrilite

    Introduced in Articles of the Federation (2005)

Jaresh-Inyo (2369-2373)

    Species: Grazerite

    Introduced in Deep Space Nine 4x11 (1996)

Nanietta Bacco (2381-2393)

    Homeworld: Cestus III

    Species: Human

    Introduced in A Time for War, A Time for Peace (2004)

Aennik Okeg (2392-)

    Homeworld: Sauria

    Species: Saurian

    Introduced in The Path to 2409 (2008?)

Anton Chekov

Laira Rillak (3190-)

    Species: Genetic hybrid (Bajoran-Cardassian-Human)

    Introduced in Discovery 4x1 (2021)

First Splinter timeline

Min Zife (-2379)

    Homeworld: Bolarus

    Species: Bolian

    Introduced in Vulcan's Soul: Exodus (2004)

Nanietta Bacco (2379-2385)

    Homeworld: Cestus III

    Species: Human

    Introduced in A Time for War, A Time for Peace (2004)

Kellessar zh'Tarash (2385-)

    Species: Andorian

    Introduced in The Fall: A Ceremony of Losses (2013)

Kelvin timeline

Pellan Fel (c.2255)

    Species: Andorian

    Introduced in Starfleet Academy: The Assassination Game (2012)

KLINGON EMPIRE

Emperors

Kahless the Unforgettable

    Introduced in ???

Reclaw I

Reclaw II

Sompek

    Introduced in Deep Space Nine 4x18 (1996)

Mur'Eq

    Introduced in Voyager 7x14 (2001)

Kahless II (2369-)

Chancellors

M'Rek (After 2151)

    Introduced in Enterprise 1x1 (2001)

L'Rell (2257-)

    Introduced in Discovery 1x1 (2017)

Mow'ga

    Introduced in Deep Space Nine 7x18 (1999)

Gorkon (-2293)

    Introduced in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)

Azetbur (2293-)

    Introduced in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)

K'mpec (-2367)

    Introduced in The Next Generation 3x17 (1990)

Gowron (2367-2375)

    Introduced in The Next Generation 4x7 (1990)

Worf (2375, by right)

    Introduced in The Next Generation 1x1 (1987)

Martok (2375-)

    Introduced in Deep Space Nine 5x14 (1997)

ROMULAN STAR EMPIRE

Praetors

Colius

    Introduced in Deep Space Nine 6x19 (1998)

Neral (fl. 2374)

    Introduced in The Next Generation 5x7 (1991)

Hiren (-2379)

    Introduced in Star Trek Nemesis (2002)

Shinzon (2379)

    Introduced in Star Trek Nemesis (2002)

Star Trek Reference: Successions

It's May 4th and I'm posting Star Trek. I sure am a heretic.

CANON

United Federation of Planets

Presidents

    Jonathan Archer (male Human, Earth) [2184-2192]

    ??? (male Human) [fl. 2286]

    ??? (male Efrosian) [fl. 2293]

    Jaresh-Inyo (male Grazerite) [fl. 2372]

    Laira Rillak (female hybrid) [3190-]

Klingon Empire

Emperors

    Kahless the Unforgettable (male Klingon)

    Reclaw I

    Reclaw II

    Sompek

    Mur'Eq

    Kahless II (male Klingon clone) [2369-]

Chancellors

    M'Rek (male Klingon) [After 2151]

    L'Rell (female Klingon) [2257-]

    Mow'ga (male Klingon)

    Gorkon (male Klingon) [-2293]

    Azetbur (female Klingon) [2293-]

    K'mpec (male Klingon) [-2367]

    Gowron (male Klingon) [2367-2375]

    Worf (male Klingon) [2375 (by right)]

    Martok (male Klingon) [2375-]

Romulan Star Empire

Praetors

    Colius (male Romulan)

    Neral (male Romulan) [fl. 2374]

    Hiren (male Romulan) [-2379]

    Shinzon (male Human clone) [2379]

NON-CANON

United Federation of Planets

Presidents

    Jonathan Archer (male Human, Earth) [2185-2193]

    Sukio Hirashito (female Human) [2268-2271]

    Lorne McLaren (male Human) [2269-2273]

    Areel Shaw (female Human) [2270-]

    Chab jav Lorg (male Tellarite) [fl. 2275-2276]

    Hiram Roth (male Human, Daran V) [-2288] {AKA Alistair Fergus}

    Ra-ghoratreii (male Efrosian) [2289-2300] {AKA Eteon tar-Chereos}

    Gan Laikan (male Centauran) [fl. 2311-2313]

    Thelian (thaan Andorian) [2321-2328]

    Hikaru Sulu (male Human, Earth) [fl. 2350s]

    T'Pragh (female Vulcan) [-2365]

    Amitra (female Pandrilite) [2365-2368]

    Jaresh-Inyo (male Grazerite) [2369-2373]

    Nanietta Bacco (female Human, Cestus III) [-2392]

    Aennik Okeg (male Saurian) [2392-]

    Laira Rillak (female hybrid) [3190-]

First Splinter timeline

    Min Zife (male Bolian) [2373-2379]

    Nanietta Bacco (female Human, Cestus III) [2379-2385]

    Kellessar zh'Tarash (zhen Andorian) [2385-]

Kelvin timeline

    Pellan Fel (Andorian) [fl. 2255]

Star Wars Destiny Reference (Fanon): Droids

Mainly just a guide to what droids I've used in my stories, as well as to list any I've made up (which will be in bold).

DESTINY UNIVERSE

Destiny I: The New Republic (June 2012)

    3PO-series protocol droid (Cybot Galactica)

    R2-series astromech droid (Industrial Automaton)

Destiny II: Rise of the Dark Empire (July 2012)

Destiny III: The Emperor's Wrath (July 2012)

Destiny IV: Calm Before the Storm (July 2012)

Destiny V: Seeds from the Past (August 2012)

Destiny VI: The End of All Days (August 2012)

Invasion I: The Lost Hero (January 2013)

Invasion VII: Terrors of the Underworld (July 2013)

Invasion VIII: The Star Forge (August 2013)

Invasion IX: Dawn of Armageddon (September 2013)

Invasion X: Judgment Day (October 2013)

Endgame I: The Elusive Shadow

Endgame II: The Dying Sun

Endgame III: The Forgotten Man

Endgame IV: The Yesterday Jedi

Endgame V: The Gathering Force

Endgame VI: The Lifted Veil

Endgame Finale: The Final Destiny (2016)

Withering Glare

    MR-series servant droid (Vertseth Automata) [MR-V]

Vergence I: The Corellian Conspiracy (March 2021)

Vergence II: Walkers in the Sky (July 2021)

Vergence III: The Seventh Heir (September 2021)

Of Wraiths and Razor Crests (June 2022)

Vergence IV: There Be Dragons (June 2023)

    GNK power droid (Industrial Automaton)

    HURID loadlifter droid

    N5 sentry droid (SoroSuub Corporation)

First Order of Business (April 2024)

Vergence V: The Balancing Act (May 2024)

From the Ashes (May 2024)

    Techno-service droid (Vertseth Automata) [Todo 360]

Power Rangers Character Ages

SHOWS

Mighty Morphin (1993-1995) [filmed 1992-1994]

Power Rangers

    Jason Lee Soctt:

    Zack Taylor:

    Billy Cranston:

    Trini Kwan: 16-17 (Thuy Trang: 19-20)

    Kimberly Hart:

    Tommy Oliver:

Zeo (1996)

Turbo (1997)

In Space (1998) [filmed in 1997]

Space Rangers

    Andros:

    TJ Johnson:

    Carlos Vallerte:

    Ashley Hammond: ?? (Tracy Lynn Cruz: 21)

    Cassie Chan:

    Zhane:

Lost Galaxy (1999) [filmed in 1998]

Galaxy Rangers

    Leo Corbett: ?? (Danny Slavin: 25)

    Kai Chen:

    Damon Henderson:

    Maya:

    Kendrix Morgan: ?? (Valerie Vernon: 24)

    Karone: ?? (Melody Perkins: 24)

    Mike Corbett: ?? (Russell Lawrence: 20)

Lightspeed Rescue (2000)

Time Force (2001 / 3000)

Wild Force (2002) [filmed in 2001]

Wild Force Rangers

    Cole Evans: 21 (Ricardo Medina Jr.: 22)

    Max Cooper:

    Danny Delgado:

    Taylor Earhardt:

    Alyssa Enrile:

    Merrick Batilon:

Ninja Storm (2003) [filmed in 2002]

Ninja Storm Rangers

    Shane Clarke:

    Tori Hanson: 17-18 (Sally Martin: 17)

    Dustin Brooks:

    Hunter Bradley:

    Blake Bradley:

    Cameron Watanabe:

Dino Thunder (2004) [filmed in 2003]

Dino Rangers

    Conner McKnight: 17?

    Ethan James: 17? (Kevin Duhaney: 19)

    Kira Ford: 17?

    Tommy Oliver:

    Trent Fernandez:

Mystic Force (2006) [filmed in 2005]

Mystic Rangers

    Nick Russell: 20 (Firass Dirani: 21)

    Xander Bly:

    Chip Thorn:

    Madison Rocca:

    Vida Rocca:

    Daggeron:

    Udonna: ?? (Peta Rutter: 46)

    Leanbow:

Operation Overdrive (2007)

Jungle Fury (2008)

RPM (2009)

Samurai (2011-2012)

Megaforce (2013-2014)

Dino Charge (2015-2016)

Ninja Steel (2017-2018)

Beast Morphers (2019-2020)

Dino Fury (2021-2022) [filmed in 2020?]

Dino Fury Rangers

    Zayto:

    Ollie Akana:

    Amelia Jones: 20-21 (Hunter Deno: 25)

    Izzy Garcia: ?? (Tessa Rao: 22)

    Javi Garcia:

    Aiyon:

Cosmic Fury (2023) [filmed in 2022]

Cosmic Fury Rangers

    Zayto:

    Ollie Akana:

    Amelia Jones: 22 (Hunter Deno: 27)

    Izzy Garcia:

    Javi Garcia:

    Aiyon:

    Fern:

SPD (2025) [filmed in 2004]

SPD Rangers

    Jack Landors:

    Sky Tate:

    Bridge Carson: 21 (Matt Austin: 26)

    Z Delgado:

    Syd Drew:

    Anubis Cruger:

    Sam:

    Kat Manx: 147 (Michelle Langstone: 25)

Cyber City Articles

Articles I wrote for a project that never went anywhere.

From Dock Worker to Leader - The (Many) Origins of Optimus Prime

Heroes who come in red and blue always have to start somewhere. Superman started out as an orphan from a dead planet. Spider-Man started out as an awkward teenager. But who was Optimus Prime before he became the brave and heroic leader that Transformer fans know him as?

This is a question with more than one answer, as Transformers is unique among franchises; whereas stories like Marvel or Star Wars try to tell a single continuous storyline with their characters, Transformers tends to branch off and portray different versions of their classic characters. As a result, Optimus Prime is a character who has ended up with more than one backstory to explain how he became the Autobot leader that most people know him as.

The first and most well-known origin of Optimus Prime was portrayed in the fifty-ninth episode of the original Transformers cartoon series, titled "War Dawn." In this episode, Optimus Prime is revealed to have been a dock worker named Orion Pax, who worked alongside his best friend Dion and his girlfriend Ariel (you can tell she's a girl because she's pink). It was just an ordinary day on the dock for Orion Pax when his workplace was attacked by Megatron and his Decepticons, resulting in Orion Pax and his friends being grievously injured. Orion Pax was rescued by a group of time-traveling Autobots, who brought him to the wise old Autobot Alpha Trion. Alpha Trion rebuilt Orion Pax into a larger, stronger body; now known as Optimus Prime, the former dock worker took to the front lines and pushed back against the Decepticon forces, assuming the role of leader of the Autobots.

In Marvel Comics' take on the Transformers story, Optimus Prime had a different set of origins. Rather than a dock worker, Optimus Prime started out as a gladiator fighter who fought for his home-city of Iacon in competitive matches. When war broke out, the Autobot leader Sentinel Prime was killed and the Matrix of Leadership, an artifact traditionally carried by the Autobot leader, was passed down to Optimus Prime.

Over the course of the franchise, these two takes on Optimus Prime's backstory would prove to be the inspiration for many others that were introduced later down the line. Most notably, the whole thing about Sentinel Prime dying and letting Optimus take the Matrix is a detail that would be repeated in Dreamwave Productions' run of comic books as well as the Aligned continuity that ran during the 2010s. In both those continuities however, Optimus Prime's position prior to becoming a military leader was changed from a dock worker to a records keeper; a librarian, in other words, a fact which Megatron would often taunt him with during their many clashes.

IDW Publishing, meanwhile, decided to take a different route with their take on Optimus Prime. Rather than a dock worker or librarian, Orion Pax was instead a super-awesome "supercop" who arrested crooks and brought them to justice. When Sentinel Prime died, he was instead succeeded by an Autobot named Zeta Prime, for whom Orion Pax served as a close confidant to. However, when Zeta Prime turned out to be a crazy evil maniac - worse than even Megatron - Orion Pax turned against him and helped Megatron in killing the corrupt Autobot. After finding the Matrix of Leadership buried deep beneath Cybertron's surface, Orion Pax subsequently took on the name of Optimus Prime and the role of Autobot leader, vowing to not repeat the mistakes of Zeta Prime and other Primes before him.

This, of course, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to covering Optimus Prime's origins; heck, it barely covers the various origins of G1 Optimus Prime. Some continuities provide more radically different iterations of the character. For example, in the 2008 cartoon series Transformers Animated, Optimus Prime is not leader of the Autobots but rather an academy washout who has been given command of a small crew. In the live-action movies, Optimus Prime is the last member of an ancient dynasty of Primes that had once ruled Cybertron in its distant past.

With a character who has been around for as long as Optimus Prime has, and with a franchise that is open to widely different interpretations of that character, it makes sense that there would be so many different takes on how the Autobot leader became the character we know him as. And who knows what future writers will have in store for Optimus Prime as the Transformers mythos continues to develop him.

Death Is Cheap: When Stories Are Determined By Toy Sales

Imagine, for a moment: You're a young boy sitting in the theaters in 1986, watching The Transformers: The Movie for the first time. You are just bubbling with excitement. Finally, you're going to see your favorite characters on the big screen: Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Ironhide, Prowl, Ratchet. You just can't wait to see them in action.

The movie starts and the opening credits roll. Right away you are greeted with names you have never heard before. Hot Rod? Ultra Magnus? Galvatron? Blurr? Who were these people? Had your parents accidentally taken you into the wrong movie? Was there something wrong with the film?

You push these thoughts to the back of your mind as the movie itself begins and you grin as you see the characters you're familiar with. Optimus Prime, Megatron, Ironhide... this is what you were waiting for. Maybe those names in the credits were just new characters that they wanted to advertise. Nothing wrong with that.

But then the movie takes an abrupt turn. Before you know it, the Decepticons are gunning down Autobots. Ratchet and Brawn are shot down like nothing. Prowl dies with smoke coming out of his mouth. Ironhide is blasted in the head by Megatron. Wheeljack and Windcharger's corpses are dragged around by Arcee - a character you've never even seen before. And Optimus Prime?

Optimus Prime dies. The leader of the Autobots, the main hero of the franchise, the Superman of Transformers... dies.

Filled with grief, you barely process the next several minutes as your parents drag you crying and bawling out of the theater, joining in a mass exodus of angered and dissatisfied audience members.

All of this has to make one wonder: Why would Hasbro kill off so many of their characters in such an unceremonious fashion? Most stories and franchises - whether its Star Wars, Star Trek, or Lord of the Rings - at least try to treat killing off their characters with some respect and make it a "big deal" in the story. Why did Hasbro not take this approach?

Because in Hasbro's eyes, these aren't characters. They're products. The reason why characters like Ironhide and Prowl were killed off was because their toys were no longer on shelves and they needed to be removed to make way for new "characters" (ie. toys) like Hot Rod and Blurr, for whom the movie had essentially been made to advertise. And it was for that same reason that Optimus Prime was killed off: to make way for the new Autobot leader, Rodimus Prime.

Suffice to say, Hasbro had greatly underestimated just how attached their audience had grown to these characters. In the wake of strongly-worded letters from angry parents, the company decided to reverse their decision and brought Optimus Prime back to life in the cartoon series' third season finale. In the following years, the character would return to toy shelves with new figures, along with other characters that had been killed off such as Prowl and Starscream.

However, this would not entirely end Hasbro's mindset of viewing their characters as little more than toys to sell. In many of the shows that followed the original series, story elements were determined by what was and wasn't on shelves. While some writers, such as those of Beast Wars and Animated, were still able to create an impactful story despite their limitations, others such as the Unicron Trilogy shows served as little more than glorified commercials for their respective toylines. In fact, many of the questions fans would have regarding those shows' story decisions could all be answered with the phrase "To sell toys."

Why was there an episode dedicated to give some of the characters new color schemes? To sell toys. Why were some characters killed off or grievously injured only to be brought back in new bodies? To sell toys. These instances have become so egregious in the franchise that the Transformers Wiki even has a page dedicated to it!

Needless to say, even after nearly 40 years of history, Transformers media has still yet to fully break away from its roots and evolve into something more than a commercial for toys. That is not to say that there haven't been attempts to expand the story - many of the comics, such as those published by Marvel and IDW, have done their best to tell a continuous narrative within the limitations they have been given. But because of the franchise's inherent nature as a toyline first, the stories and characters will almost always be determined by what figures can (or cannot) be found on the shelves.

THE STAR WARS VILLAIN THAT (ALMOST) NEVER WAS

In 1983, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi released to theaters and with it came the conclusion to the story of Luke Skywalker and his friends. Another Star Wars film would not be made for another fifteen years, and by that point the story would be shifting focus to a time period set before that of the original trilogy.

But while the story may have been finished, sales were still going strong for the toys that were being produced by the toy company Kenner at the time. In 1984, they decided to renew interest in the franchise by rebranding their toyline as Power of the Force. While most of the figures made for the first year of this rebranding were characters from Return of the Jedi, Kenner had plans to take the story beyond the defeat of Darth Vader and the Emperor by introduced a new villain for Luke Skywalker to fight: the genetics master ATHA PRIME.

Atha Prime, according to Kenner’s pitch to Lucasfilm, would have been an architect of the Clone Wars who sought to crush the Rebel Alliance and seize control of the galaxy. The design for the character would have been based on unused concept art for the Emperor’s Royal Guard, designed by Nilo Rodis-Jamero. However, despite the thought and enthusiasm that Kenner had put into their pitch, their plans for expanding the Star Wars universe were rejected by Lucasfilm, who were not yet ready to take the franchise in such a direction, although they would change their minds seven years later with the release of Timothy Zahn’s novel Heir to the Empire and Tom Veitch’s Dark Empire comic book.

While the character of Atha Prime was left abandoned and forgotten, his design would be recycled in Veitch’s Dark Empire series for the Imperial Sentinels that served the Clone Emperor, and Kenner was given the chance of realizing their design as a physical figure by producing a figure for the Imperial Sentinel in 1998.

It would not be until 2004, twenty years after Atha Prime’s original conception, that efforts were made to bring the character to life in the Star Wars fiction. Abel G. Pena, an author for The Official Star Wars Fact File and an aficionado for obscure Star Wars facts and details, wrote a reference to Atha Prime for the 122^nd issue of the Fact File only for it to be cut from the final product. Pena went on to write a more elaborate backstory for Atha Prime, collaborating with Daniel Wallace for an article in the Polyhedron magazine, only for the magazine to be cancelled and the article left unpublished.

Undeterred by these defeats, Pena made several (and unsuccessful) attempts to resell the article before finally being a chance to incorporate an element of Atha Prime’s character in the 2007 article Aliens of the Empire, which he co-wrote with Rich Handley. Finally, in 2015, a novella penned by Pena titled SkyeWalkers: A Clone Wars Story was published on the official Star Wars website, featuring a genetics master now named Zeta Magnus. Despite the name change, the cover for the novella was identical to the concept art created for Atha Prime and the character’s original name was subtly hinted at with Zeta Magnus being identified as a prime clone for the “Accelerated Transgenic Heuristic Abhorers” (or A.T.H.A. for short).

LEGO Set Guide: Star Wars

STAR WARS

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

Sets

6205 V-Wing Fighter

    Minifigures: Clone Pilot, Q7 Astromech Droid (dome only)

6206 TIE Interceptor

    Minifigures: TIE Pilot

6207 A-Wing Fighter

6208 B-Wing Fighter

6209 Slave I

    Minifigures: Boba Fett, IG-88, Dengar, Bespin Guard, Han Solo (Carbonite)

6210 Jabba's Sail Barge

6211 Imperial Star Destroyer

6212 X-Wing Fighter

10174 Ultimate Collector's AT-ST

10175 Vader's TIE Advanced

Alternate models

    IG-88's Lance Speeder (6209 Slave I)

2007

2008

2009

7748 Corporate Alliance Tank Droid

    Minifigures: Clone Jetpack Trooper (x2), Battle Droid (x2)

7749 Echo Base

    Minifigures: Han Solo, Rebel Hoth Trooper (x2), Snowtrooper (x2), Tauntaun

7751 Ahsoka's Starfighter and Vulture Droid

    Minifigures: Ahsoka Tano, R7-A7, Buzz Droid (x2)

7752 Count Dooku's Solar Sailer

    Minifigures: Count Dooku, FA-4, MagnaGuard (x2)

7753 Pirate Tank

    Minifigures: Hondo Ohnaka, Turk Falso, Obi-Wan Kenobi

7754 Home One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser

    Minifigures: Admiral Ackbar, Mon Calamari Officer, Mon Mothma, Lando Calrissian, General Madine, A-Wing Pilot

7778 Midi-scale Millennium Falcon

8014 Clone Walker Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Clone Commander, Clone Gunner, Clone Trooper (x2)

8015 Assassin Droids Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Assassin Droid (x3), Elite Assassin Droid (x2)

8016 Hyena Droid Bomber

    Minifigures: Rocket Battle Droid (x3)

8017 Darth Vader's TIE Fighter

    Minifigure: Darth Vader

8018 Armored Assault Tank (AAT)

    Minifigures: Yoda, Clone Trooper, Battle Droid (x2), Super Battle Droid (x3)

8019 Republic Attack Shuttle

    Minifigures: Mace Windu, Clone Trooper, Clone Pilot

8036 Separatist Shuttle

    Minifigures: Nute Gunray, Onaconda Farr, Pilot Battle Droid, Battle Droid (x2)

8037 Anakin's Y-Wing Starfighter

    Minifigures: Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, R2-D2

8038 The Battle of Endor

    Minifigures: Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, R2-D2, Wicket, Chief Chirpa, Paploo, Imperial Trooper, Scout Trooper (x2), Rebel Commando (x2)

8039 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser

    Minifigures: Chancellor Palpatine, Senate Commando (x2), Clone Gunner, Clone Pilot

10195 Republic Dropship with AT-OT

    Minifigures: Clone Trooper (x6), Clone Pilot (x2)

10198 Tantive IV

    Minifigures: Princess Leia, C-3PO, R2-D2, Captain Antilles, Rebel Trooper

Polybags

8033 General Grievous's Starfighter

20007 Mini Republic Attack Cruiser

20009 AT-TE Walker

20010 Republic Gunship

30004 Battle Droid on STAP

30005 Imperial Speeder Bike

30006 Clone Walker

2010

2011

2012

9488 Elite Clone Trooper & Commando Droid Battle Pack

    Minifigures: ARC Trooper, ARF Trooper, Commando Droid (x2)

9489 Endor Rebel Trooper & Imperial Trooper Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Endor Rebel Trooper (x2), Stormtrooper, Scout Trooper

9490 Droid Escape

    Minifigures: C-3PO, R2-D2, Sandtroopers (x2)

9491 Geonosian Cannon

    Minifigures: Barriss Offee, Commander Gree, Geonosian Warrior, Geonosian Zombie

9492 TIE Fighter

    Minifigures: TIE Fighter Pilot, R5-J2, Imperial Officer, Death Star Trooper

9493 X-Wing Starfighter

    Minifgirues: Luke Skywalker, Jek Porkins, R2-D2, R5-D8

9494 Anakin's Jedi Interceptor

    Minifigures: Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, R2-D2, Nute Gunray, Security Battle Droid, DLC-13 Mining Droid

9495 Gold Leader's Y-Wing Starfighter

    Minifigures: Gold Leader (Dutch Vander), R5-F7, Princess Leia

9496 Desert Skiff

    Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Lando Calrissian, Boba Fett, Kithaba

9497 Republic Striker Starfighter

    Minifigures: Satele Shan, Republic Trooper, T7-O1

9498 Saesee Tiin's Jedi Starfighter

    Minifigures: Saesee Tiin, Even Piell, R3-D5

9499 Gungan Sub

    Minifigures: Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jar Jar Binks, Queen Amidala

9500 Sith Fury-class Interceptor

    Minifigures: Darth Malgus, Sith Trooper (x2)

9509 Star Wars Advent Calendar

    Minifigures: Gungan Warrior, Security Battle Droid, Hoth Imperial Officer, Hoth Rebel Trooper, Snowtrooper, Rebel Trooper, Super Battle Droid, Snowman R2-D2, Santa Darth Maul

9515 The Malevolence

    Minifigures: General Grievous, Count Dooku, Padme Amidala, Anakin Skywalker, Battle Droid Commander, Battle Droid

9516 Jabba's Palace

    Minifigures: Jabba the Hutt, Bib Fortuna, Oola, Princess Leia (Boushh), Han Solo, Chewbacca, Gamorrean Guard, B'omarr Monk, Salacious B. Crumb

9525 Pre Vizsla's Mandalorian Fighter

    Minifigures: Pre Vizsla, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mandalorian

9526 Palpatine's Arrest

    Minifigures: Palpatine, Anakin Skywalker, Mace Windu, Kit Fisto, Saesee Tiin, Agen Kolar

9674 Naboo Starfighter & Naboo

    Minifigures: Naboo Fighter Pilot

9675 Sebulba's Podracer & Tatooine

    Minifigures: Sebulba

9676 TIE Interceptor & Death Star

    Minifigures: TIE Pilot

9677 X-Wing Starfighter & Yavin 4

9678 Twin-pod Cloud Car & Bespin

9679 AT-ST & Endor

10225 R2-D2

10227 B-Wing Starfighter

30056 Star Destroyer

30057 Anakin's Podracer

30058 STAP

30059 Tank

6005188 Darth Maul

6005192 TC-14

2013

2014

2015

75060 Slave I

    Minifigures: Boba Fett, Han Solo, Bespin Guard, Stormtrooper

75078 Imperial Troop Transport

    Minifigures: Stormtrooper (x4)

75079 Shadow Troopers

    Minifigures: Shadow Trooper (x2), Shadow Guard (x2)

75080 AAT

    Minifigures: Jar Jar Binks, Battle Droid, Pilot Battle Droid

75081 T-16 Skyhopper

    Minifigures: Skyhopper Pilot, Tusken Raider

75082 TIE Advanced Prototype

    Minifigures: Grand Inquisitor, TIE Pilot, Imperial Officer

75083 AT-DP

    Minifigures: Agent Kallus, Stormtrooper, AT-DP Pilot

75084 Wookiee Gunship

    Minifigures: Kanan Jarrus, Wulffwarro, Wookiee (x2)

75085 Hailfire Droid

    Minifigures: Clone Trooper Lieutenant, Super Battle Droid

75086 Battle Droid Troop Carrier

    Minifigures: Gungan Warrior, Battle Droid Pilot (x2), Battle Droid (x12)

75087 Anakin's Custom Jedi Starfighter

    Minifigures: Anakin Skywalker, Asajj Ventress, R4-P22

75088 Senate Commando Troopers

    Minifigures: Senate Commando Captain, Senate Commando (x3)

75089 Geonosis Troopers

    Minifigures: Geonosis Clone Trooper (x2), Specialized Geonosis Clone Trooper (x2)

75090 Ezra's Speeder Bike

    Minifigures: Ezra Bridger, Sabine Wren, Stormtrooper

75091 Flash Speeder

    Minifigures: Captain Tarpals, Naboo Security Guard, Naboo Security Officer, Battle Droid (x2)

75092 Naboo Starfighter

    Minifigures: Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, R2-D2, Naboo Pilot, Battle Droid Commander, Battle Droid (x2), Droideka (x2)

75093 Death Star Final Duel

    Minifigures: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Emperor Palpatine, Royal Guard (x2)

75094 Imperial Shuttle Tydirium

    Minifigures: Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, Endor Rebel Trooper (x2)

75095 TIE Fighter

    Minifigures: TIE Pilot

75096 Sith Infiltrator

    Minifigures: Darth Maul, Watto, Anakin Skywalker, Qui-Gon Jinn, R2-D2

75097 Star Wars Advent Calendar

75099 Rey's Speeder

    Minifigures: Rey, Unkar's Thug

75100 First Order Snowspeeder

    Minifigures: First Order Snowtrooper Officer, First Order Snowtrooper (x2)

75101 First Order Special Forces TIE Fighter

    Minifigures: First Order Officer, First Order Crew, First Order TIE Fighter Pilot (x2)

75102 Poe's X-Wing Fighter

    Minifigures: Poe Dameron, BB-8, Resistance X-Wing Pilot, Resistance Ground Crew (Goss Toowers)

75103 First Order Transporter

    Minifigures: Captain Phasma, First Order Flametrooper (x2), First Order Stormtrooper (x2), Resistance Soldier (x2)

75104 Kylo Ren's Command Shuttle

    Minifigures: Kylo Ren, General Hux, First Order Officer, First Order Stormtrooper Officer

75105 Millennium Falcon

    Minifigures: Han Solo, Rey, Finn, Chewbacca, BB-8, Tasu Leech, Kanjiklub Gang Member

75106 Imperial Assault Carrier

    Minifigures: Sabine Wren, Agent Kallus, Imperial Officer, Astromech Droid, TIE Pilot (x2)

2016

2017

Sets

75144 Snowspeeder

    Minifigures: Snowspeeder Pilot, Snowspeeder Gunner (Zev Senesca)

75164 Rebel Trooper Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Rebel Trooper (x4)

75165 Imperial Trooper Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Stormtrooper (x2), Imperial Death Trooper (x2)

75166 First Order Transport Speeder Battle Pack

    Minifigures: First Order Officer, First Order Stormtrooper (x2), First Order Flametrooper

75167 Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack

    Minifigures: 4-LOM, Bossk, Dengar, IG-88

75168 Yoda's Jedi Starfighter

    Minifigures: Yoda, R2-D2

75169 Duel on Naboo

    Minifigures: Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Maul

75170 The Phantom

    Minifigures: Kanan Jarrus, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Chopper

75171 Battle on Scarif

    Minifigures: Jyn Erso, Cassian Andor, Imperial Shoretrooper (x2)

75172 Y-Wing Starfighter

    Minifigures: Admiral Raddus, Moroff, R3-S1, Rebel Pilot, Stormtrooper

75173 Luke's Landspeeder

    Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, C-3PO, Tusken Raider

75174 Desert Skiff Escape

    Minifigures: Boba Fett, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Skiff Guard

75175 A-Wing Starfighter

    Minifigures: Lando Calrissian, A-Wing Pilot, Rebel Ground Crew

75176 Resistance Transport Pod

    Minifigures: Finn, Rose Tico, BB-8

75177 First Order Heavy Scout Walker

    Minifigures: General Hux, First Order Gunner, First Order Flametrooper, Resistance Trooper

75178 Jakku Quadjumper

    Minifigures: Rey, Finn, BB-8, First Order Stormtrooper, Unkar's Brute

75179 Kylo Ren's TIE Fighter

    Minifigures: Kylo Ren, BB-93, First Order Sttormtrooper, First Order TIE Pilot

75180 Rathtar Escape

    Minifigures: Han Solo, Chewbacca, Bala-Tik, Guavian Security Soldier x2, Rathtar x2

75182 Republic Fighter Tank

    Minifigures: Aayla Secura, Clone Gunner, Battle Droid (x2)

75183 Darth Vader Transformation

    Minifigures: Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker, Emperor Palpatine

75184 Star Wars Advent Claendar

75185 Tracker I

    Minifigures: Rowan Freemaker, Emperor Palpatine, M-OC Hunter Droid, Imperial Probe Droid

75186 The Arrowhead

    Minifigures: Zander Freemaker, Kordi Freemaker, R0-GR, Quarrie, Stormtrooper

75187 BB-8

75188 Resistance Bomber

    Minifigures: Vice Admiral Holdo, Poe Dameron, Paige Tico, Resistance Bomber Pilot, Resistance Bombardier

75189 First Order Heavy Assault Walker

    Minifigures: Rey, Poe Dameron, Resistance Trooper, First Order Walker Driver, First Order Stormtrooper

75190 First Order Star Destroyer

    Minifigures: Supreme Leader Snoke, BB-9E, First Order Officer, Shuttle Pilot, First Order Stormtrooper, Stormtrooper Sergeant, Medical Droid

75191 Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Booster Ring

    Minifigures: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jango Fett, Boba Fett, R4-P17

75192 Millennium Falcon

    Minifigures: Han Solo (TESB), Han Solo (TFA), Princess Leia, Chewbacca, C-3PO, Rey, Finn, BB-8, Porg

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

75345 501st Clone Troopers Battle Pack

    Minifigures: 501st Officer, 501st Clone Specialist, 501st Heavy Trooper (x2)

75346 Pirate Snub Fighter

    Minifigures: Vane, Snub Fighter Pilot

75347 TIE Bomber

    Minifigures: Darth Vader, Vice Admiral Sloane, TIE Bomber Pilot, Gonk Droid

75348 Mandalorian Fang Fighter vs. TIE Interceptor

    Minifigures: The Mandalorian, Mandalorian Fleet Commander, TIE Pilot, R2-E6

75357 Ghost & Phantom II

    Minifigures: Hera Syndulla, Jacen Syndulla, Chopper, First Officer Hawkins, Lt. Beyta

75358 Tenoo Jedi Temple

    Minifigures: Yoda, Lys Solay, Kai Brightstar

75359 332nd Ahsoka's Clone Trooper Battle Pack

    Minifigures: Clone Captain Vaughn, 332nd Clone Trooper (x3)

75360 Yoda's Jedi Starfighter

    Minifigures: Yoda, R2-D2

75361 Spider Tank

    Minifigures: The Mandalorian, Grogu, Bo-Katan Kryze

75362 Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle

    Minifigures: Ahsoka Tano, Sabine Wren, Professor Huyang, Marrok

75364 New Republic E-Wing vs. Shin Hati's Starfighter

    Minifigures: Morgan Elsbeth, Baylan Skoll, Shin Hati, Captain Porter, Astromech Droid

75365 Yavin 4 Rebel Base

    Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, General Dodonna, Garven Dreis, Jon Vander, Chewbacca, C-3PO, R2-D2, R2-BHD, Rebel Fleet Trooper, Rebel Crew

Dioramas

40658 Millennium Falcon Holiday Diorama

    Minifigures: Rey, Finn, Chewbacca, BB-8, Porg

75352 Emperor's Throne Room Diorama

    Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine

75353 Endor Speeder Chase Diorama

    Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Scout Trooper

Mechs

75368 Darth Vader Mech

    Minifigures: Darth Vader

75369 Boba Fett Mech

    Minifigures: Boba Fett

75370 Stormtrooper Mech

    Minifigures: Stormtrooper

Helmets

75349 Captain Rex Helmet

75350 Clone Commander Cody Helmet

75351 Princess Leia (Boushh) Helmet

Ultimate Collector's Series

75355 X-Wing Starfighter

75356 Executor Super Star Destroyer

75367 Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser

Other

40591 Death Star II

75366 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar

75371 Chewbacca

2024

2025

Power Rangers Reference: Timeline

SHOWS

Prime Universe

Pangaea Age

    -Flurious and Moltor are imprisoned after trying to capture the Corona Aurora. The Sentinel Knight then spreads the crown and its five jewels across the Earth.

Over 150 million years ago

    -Q-Rex arrives on Earth from the future before being retrieved by a mutant from 2001.

65 million years ago

    -The Knights of Rafkon chase the Sporix Beasts to Earth. They are given powers by the Morphing Masters and seal the Sporix away. The Knights Zayto and Aiyon place themselves in hypostasis.

    -The dinosaurs are wiped out by a meteorite carrying the Dino Gems.

100,000 years ago

    -Lord Zedd places Rita Repulsa in charge of his empire.

    -The Zeo Crystal is hidden on the Moon. Lord Zedd is left disfigured by the Crystal's force field.

20,000 years ago

    -Rita Repulsa sets out to conquer other worlds.

12,000 years ago

    -Zordon begins the battle against Rita Repulsa's forces.

10,000 years ago

    -Zordon is trapped in a time warp while Rita Repulsa is defeated and sealed in a dumpster.

    -The Beast Wars occur. Dai Shi is trapped by the Pai Zhuq Masters and his Phantom Beasts are defeated.

5,000 years ago

    -Queen Bansheera and her Demons are entombed by a powerful sorcerer.

3,000 years ago

    -The Magna Defender's son Zika is killed by Scorpius. The Magna Defender releases the Lights of Orion only to be defeated by Treacheron.

    -The Quasar Sabers are placed on Mirinoi.

    -Animaria is attacked by the Orgs. Animus is destroyed by Master Org. Merrick uses the mask of Zen-Aku to defeat Master Org.

1812

    -Dayu and Deker are created from a human couple by Serrator.

1878

    Births: Kat Manx

1948

    Births: Viktor Adler, Richard Evans

1951

    Births: Elizabeth Evans

1977

    Births: Trini Kwan

1978-1979

    Births: Andros, Farkas Bulkmeier, Aisha Campbell, Karone, Eugene Skullovitch, Zhane

1978

    Births: Adam Park

1979

    Births: Billy Cranston, Rocky DeSantos, Kimberly Ann Hart, Katherine Hillard, Tommy Oliver, Jason Lee Scott, Zack Taylor

1980

    Births: Ryan Mitchell, Tanya Sloan

1981

    Births: Cole Evans

1982

    Births: Cassie Chan, Ashley Hammond, T.J. Johnson, Dana Mitchell, Carlos Vallerte

1983

    -Kiya Watanabe is banished from the Wind Ninja Academy and becomes the villain Lothor. His brother Kanoi marries a woman named Miko.

1984

1985

    Births: Justin Stewart

1986

    Births: Bowen / Nick Russell, Clare, Trent Fernandez, Kira Ford, Tori Hanson, Ethan James, Conner McKnight, Eric McKnight, Lauren Shiba

1987-1990

    Births: Kevin, Mia Watanabe

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

    Births: Brody Romero

2000

    -The events of Lightspeed Rescue occur.

2001

    -The events of Time Force occur.

2002

    -The events of Wild Force occur.

2003

    -The events of Ninja Storm occur.

2004

    Births: Bridge Carson, Jack Landors, Sky Tate

    -The events of Dino Thunder occur.

2005

    Births: Elizabeth Delgado, Syd Drew

2006

    -The events of Mystic Force occur.

2007

    -The events of Operation Overdrive occur.

2008

    -The events of Jungle Fury occur.

2009

2010

2011

    -The events of Samurai occur.

2012

    -The events of Super Samurai occur.

2013

2014

2015

    Births: Sam

2016

2017

    -The events of Ninja Steel occur.

2018

    -The events of Super Ninja Steel occur.

2019

2020

2025

    -The events of S.P.D. occur.

2980

    Births: Lucas Kendall, Jen Scotts, Trip, Katie Walker

3000

RPM World

2008

    -Doctor K releases the Venjix Virus.

2011

    -The Battle of Corinth occurs.

2012

    -The events of RPM occur.

Dino Charge World