The Galactic Holocron

• Where is my progress stored?

  Locally in your browser by default — nothing is sent anywhere. If you sign in with Google (optional), progress also saves to the cloud so you can pick up on any device. Manage or delete your account from the Account page.

• How do I reset my progress?

  Clear your browser's site data for galacticholocron.com to wipe local progress. If you're signed in, you can delete your account entirely from the Account page — this removes all cloud-saved progress permanently.

• Why is some content hidden by default?

  Spoiler-Free mode is on by default. It hides era dates, plot-heavy pause notes, and a couple of descriptions that spoil key reveals (the Machete Order intro, for one).

  If you've seen everything already, flip the Spoiler-Free switch off and you'll get the full context.

• What's the difference between the viewing modes?

  Chronological — every film and series in-universe order, grouped by era.

  Release Order — everything ordered by the year it came out.

  Machete Order — Rod Hilton's 2011 proposal (IV, V, II, III, VI) with Episode I skipped.

  Hardcore — arc-level ordering with the brutal Clone Wars / Siege of Mandalore / Bad Batch-Rebels interlocks called out, per-episode checkboxes, and series-switch pause notes.

• Where does the data come from?

  All release dates, in-universe dates, and episode details are curated by hand, cross-referenced with Wookieepedia and IMDb. Every entry links back to both so you can dig deeper.

  Runtimes are either exact (for films and individual episodes) or a per-series average used where episode-level data isn't practical.

• How often is it updated?

  Whenever new canon drops. New series get added as they launch (Maul: Shadow Lord went in the week it aired). Check the change log to see what's been added recently.

• Is this an official Star Wars / Disney / Lucasfilm site?

  No. The Galactic Holocron is an unofficial fan project with no affiliation to Lucasfilm, Disney, or any official Star Wars rightsholder. Star Wars and all associated names are trademarks of Lucasfilm Ltd.

• I found a mistake / missing episode / wrong date.

  Please tell me. Drop into the Discord or ping @GigaMonkeh on X. Small fixes usually go out the same week.

• Why isn't [clone name] in the Clone Register?

  The Kaminoan Codex only includes clones who appear or are named in canon screen media — that's The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch, Rebels, Revenge of the Sith, and Obi-Wan Kenobi. It currently covers 115 named clones from those shows.

  It does not include clones from the Legends continuity (the old pre-Disney EU), nor clones who only appear in novels, comics, or video games. If a clone you're looking for only exists in Legends or non-screen canon, they won't be in the registry.

  Found someone missing who does appear on screen? Come flag it on Discord and they'll be added.

• Can I share it / fork it / host my own copy?

  Share links freely. For anything more involved, the project is released under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — you can remix and build on it for non-commercial purposes as long as you credit the original and share alike. Commercial re-hosting isn't permitted.

Still got a question? Come ask on Discord.

1. v2.5.0 Sep 2026 Current

   A brand new 3D galaxy map

   • The Galaxy Map has been rebuilt from scratch in 3D. Tilt, spin and zoom through the whole galaxy, from the Deep Core out past the Outer Rim and into the Unknown Regions.
   • 787 worlds, placed from the official galaxy map. Planet positions, region shapes and the Hutt, Bothan and Corporate territories come from the official Star Wars galaxy map, with every world in its canon Standard Galactic Grid square. A few worlds the official map leaves out, like Kamino, are placed using Wookieepedia.
   • Search any planet or grid square. Type a name (aliases like Korriban and Nar Shaddaa work too) or a square like L-9 and fly straight there. Every world has an info card with its region, sector, first appearance, nearby worlds and a Wookieepedia link.
   • Step into star systems. Open a world and choose View star system for a close-up built from canon details: Tatooine's twin suns and three moons, Endor's forest moon orbiting its gas giant, Geonosis and its rings, and Coruscant as a living city world with ships coming and going.
   • The great trade routes. The Perlemian, Corellian Run, Corellian Trade Spine, Rimma and Hydian Way follow their official routes. Pick one to see every stop along it, or press Fly the route for a guided tour.
   • A living galaxy. Quiet ship traffic along the trade routes, famous battle sites (hidden by default to avoid spoilers), and a far-off galaxy at the end of the Pathway to Peridea.
   • Built to be tidy on any screen. The Layers panel now folds away, region names always fit inside their regions, and there's a clear way back out of star systems. See About the galaxy map on the Map page for full credits and sources.
2. v2.4.0 Jul 2026

   Watch links, fan-edit crossover & a big Codex clean-up

   • Watch on Disney+ now links to the right show. Every episode's Watch button now opens that series or film's Disney+ page directly, instead of relying on per-episode links that break over time.
   • Fan-edit option for the Revenge of the Sith crossover. The ROTS section now flags "Revenge of the Sith: The Complete Tragedy" by SimilarLook — a fan edit that weaves the Siege of Mandalore and Order 66 scenes into the film at exactly the right moments, for anyone who'd rather watch it as one seamless movie.
   • Timeline fixes. "Practice Makes Perfect" now sits after Order 66 so it no longer spoils the end of the Clone Wars, and is marked as a flashback. Tales of the Jedi "Resolve" and Tales of the Empire "The Way Out" moved out of the ROTS crossover to their correct 9 BBY position. Fixed a crossover bug that made some Tales episodes appear after Revenge of the Sith instead of inside the pause.
   • Kaminoan Codex accuracy pass. The registry has been tightened to clones actually named on screen. Removed entries that were only named in books, guides or games rather than in the episodes themselves, and cleaned up a few duplicates. Added several genuine background clones spotted during rewatch (Kosmos, Pulsar, Ox, Redeye, Ringo, CT-8508 and more), with subtitle-spelling aliases so names like "Flesh", "Monk" and "Whip" all resolve.
   • SEO & caching. Better search titles, and data now always loads fresh so updates show immediately.
3. v2.3.0 Jul 2026

   Quality-of-life tools & Codex fixes

   • Jump to Next Episode. A prominent button now appears once you’ve started watching, smooth-scrolling you straight to your next unwatched entry so you don’t have to hunt for your place.
   • Skip a series. Not watching something like Young Jedi Adventures or Forces of Destiny? Hit the circular skip arrow on any entry to grey it out and exclude it from your progress percentage. Skipped items no longer block completion achievements. Click again to un-skip.
   • Watch on Disney+. Every entry now has a Watch button that takes you straight to Disney+ to start watching.
   • Forces of Destiny now in Hardcore Mode. All 22 micro-series episodes were added to the chronological view in v2.2 but were missing from Hardcore — they’re now slotted into their correct positions in the full canon run too.
   • Kaminoan Codex additions. Added Spark, Ridge and CT-327’s designation now correctly counts toward the By The Numbers achievement. Fixed Oddball’s first appearance (The Clone Wars, not Revenge of the Sith). Now 115 canon clones.
   • Spoiler-free clone bios. Every clone’s description has been rewritten to focus on who they are and what they’re known for, rather than quoting when or how they die — no more accidental spoilers while identifying clones.
4. v2.2.0 Jun 2026

   Forces of Destiny, timeline fixes & Codex corrections

   • Forces of Destiny added. All 22 canon micro-series episodes slotted into their correct chronological positions across six eras — from Padmé's time on Naboo (~32 BBY) through to The Force Awakens (34 ABY). Each tagged as a Short.
   • Mandoverse timeline corrected. The New Republic era was previously bunched at 9 ABY. Now spread realistically: Book of Boba Fett ~9-10 ABY, Mandalorian S3 ~10 ABY, Ahsoka ~10 ABY, and The Mandalorian & Grogu ~11 ABY, which better reflects Nevarro's growth and Grogu's development across the saga.
   • The Mandalorian & Grogu repositioned to after Skeleton Crew in Hardcore Mode, matching its ~11 ABY placement.
   • Kaminoan Codex corrections. Fixed several clone ID mismatches (O'Niner, Slick, Denal, Sketch, Nova) that were preventing the Rishi Moon achievement from triggering. Added CT-327 and Cameron. Now 115 canon clones.
   • Prequels achievement fixed in Hardcore Mode — ticking both halves of the split Revenge of the Sith now correctly counts toward the achievement, as do Skywalker Saga and Film Buff.
   • The Mandalorian & Grogu runtime corrected from 40 minutes to its actual 132 minutes, fixing the watchtime totals and time-based achievements.
   • Renamed sections — Archive is now Watchlist, and the clone registry is The Kaminoan Codex (Codex in the nav).
   • Mobile fixes — horizontal scroll resolved on series-switch separators, Codex identify button no longer runs off screen, achievement icon text no longer overflows its badge.
5. v2.1.0 Jun 2026

   Sync, avatars & mobile polish

   • Pull on load. When you open or refresh the site while signed in, the latest cloud progress is fetched immediately before rendering. You always resume with the most up-to-date state across devices without needing to manually sync.
   • 12 custom SVG avatars. Jedi Knight, Sith Lord, Mandalorian, Clone Trooper, Rebel Pilot, Imperial Officer, Bounty Hunter, Astromech, Wookiee, Senator, Nightsister and Smuggler. Google profile photo is never shown anywhere.
   • Onboarding modal on first sign-in. Pick a callsign and avatar before hitting the site. Skippable and editable any time from the Account page.
   • Burger menu now fully opaque. The drawer background was semi-transparent making it hard to read items over the page content below.
   • Force Push / Pull buttons added to the Account page for instant manual sync in either direction.
   • Background sync every 2 minutes quietly checks for newer cloud progress while you’re actively using the site.
   • Last sync timestamp now shows date and time, not just date.
   • Mobile horizontal scroll fixed. Series-switch separator labels (e.g. Short — “The Machine in the Ghost”) were overflowing the viewport on narrow screens. All labels now wrap correctly.
   • Mobile nav overlap fixed. Sign In button and user chip moved into the burger drawer on small screens, keeping the top bar clean.
   • Cookie banner visible on mobile without needing to scroll. Renamed “Decline” to “Dismiss” to better reflect that browser storage is essential for the site to function.
   • FAQ trimmed. Removed tracking and data-collection questions. Privacy details live in the Privacy and Cookie policies linked from the footer.
   • Auth timing race fixed. Sign-in state no longer flickers on refresh. Firebase module now dispatches a gh:ready event so the auth listener is always identified before Firebase resolves the session.
   • Page titles update on navigation — browser tab reflects the current section.
   • Changelog added to burger menu so it’s reachable on mobile.
6. v2.0.0 Jun 2026

   Cloud saves, accounts, avatars & polish

   • Google Sign-In. Completely optional — sign in with Google to save progress to the cloud across devices. Existing localStorage progress migrates automatically on first sign-in.
   • Cloud sync via Firebase Firestore. Watching progress, Clone Register, achievements and UI state sync automatically. Progress is pulled from the cloud on every page load so you always resume with the latest state across devices.
   • Force Push / Pull on the Account page. Manually push your local state to cloud or pull the latest cloud state to your device instantly — no waiting for the background sync.
   • Background sync every 2 minutes. While you’re signed in, the site silently checks for newer cloud progress and applies it automatically.
   • Merge dialog. If you sign in on a device that already has local progress and a different cloud save exists, you choose which to keep.
   • Custom avatars. 12 Star Wars-themed SVG avatars to choose from — Jedi, Sith, Mandalorian, Clone Trooper, Rebel Pilot, Imperial Officer, Bounty Hunter, Astromech, Wookiee, Senator, Nightsister, and Smuggler. Google profile photo is never used.
   • Onboarding flow. First-time sign-in shows a “Choose Your Identity” modal to pick a callsign and avatar before hitting the site.
   • Account page. Set a callsign, pick an avatar, view progress stats, see last sync time, force push/pull, and delete your account.
   • Clean URLs. Navigation now uses proper paths (/clones, /account, /changelog etc.) instead of hash fragments.
   • About page. “Why I Built This” moved to its own dedicated section.
   • Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy added — accessible from the footer and cookie banner.
   • Cookie consent banner. Compact, always visible above the fold on mobile. Explains localStorage and optional Firebase usage.
   • Mobile nav reworked. Auth (Sign In / user chip) moved into the burger drawer on small screens to prevent nav bar overlap. Burger menu background made fully opaque.
   • Fixed mobile horizontal scroll. Series-switch separator labels (e.g. Short — “The Machine in the Ghost”) were overflowing the viewport on narrow screens. All labels now wrap correctly.
   • FAQ trimmed. Removed tracking and data-collection questions that belong in the Privacy Policy, not the FAQ.
7. v1.8.0 Jun 2026

   Codex

   • The Kaminoan Codex launched. A new mini-game section — enter clone names as you hear them while watching, no hints and no autocomplete. Each discovery reveals the clone's rank, unit, status, bio, and a Wookieepedia link.
   • 115 canon clones seeded across TCW, The Bad Batch, Rebels, ROTS, and Obi-Wan Kenobi — from Rex and Cody to Shadow Squadron pilots, Delta Squad commandos, clone cadets, the Clone Underground, and Imperial-era clones like Mayday, Wilco, and the CX assassins.
   • 15 Kaminoan Codex achievements including Domino Squad, Torrent Company, Wolfpack, Ghost Company, Bad Batch, Shadow Squadron, Delta Squad, Clone Underground, Good Soldiers Follow Orders, and Full Muster.
   • Kaminoan Codex hero banner with Republic military styling separates the section visually from the site header.
   • Kaminoan Codex added to the top navigation alongside Archive for quick access.
   • TOTU Eps 1–3 added to Hardcore. The Ventress arc (A Way Forward, Friends, One Warrior to Another) was missing from the Hardcore sequence — now correctly placed between Bad Batch S2E8 and S2E9.
8. v1.7.0 Jun 2026

   Tales of the Empire, canon additions & data fixes

   • Tales of the Empire added in full. All 6 episodes slotted into their correct canonical positions — Ep 1 after TCW S4E22, Eps 4–5 after TCW S7E12, Ep 6 after Tales of the Jedi Ep 6, Ep 2 after Rebels S2E20, and Ep 3 between Mandalorian S2E4 and S2E5.
   • The Mandalorian & Grogu (2026 film) added as a placeholder entry after Mandalorian Season 3.
   • Rebels pre-season shorts added. The four micro-shorts released before Season 1 — The Machine in the Ghost, Art Attack, Entanglement, and Property of Ezra Bridger — now appear in Hardcore before S1E1.
   • Fixed Tales of the Underworld Ep 6 ID typo. totu-e6 was incorrectly assigned the ID totu-e4, causing Ep 4 and Ep 6 to tick together in Hardcore. Resolved.
   • Fixed duplicate TOTU Eps 4–6. The Qui-Gon arc episodes were incorrectly appearing a second time at 19 BBY alongside the Ventress arc. Removed.
9. v1.6.0 20 Apr 2026

   Crimson Dawn era & polish pass

   • Added Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord. New Disney+ animated series (Apr–May 2026). All 10 episodes slotted into Reign of the Empire between Bad Batch Season 3 and Solo, with a series intro pause note in Hardcore.
   • Fixed BBY date display. Leading tildes (~) on approximate years were rendering like minus signs in the display font. Stripped the tilde from 100+ single-year dates so they read as plain 232 BBY, 9 BBY, etc. Genuine ranges like 19–9 BBY keep their en-dash.
   • Stacked the Spoiler-Free and Films Only toggles into a vertical switch column for a cleaner toolbar.
10. v1.5.0 Apr 2026

    New viewing modes & filters

    • Machete Order mode. Rod Hilton's 2011 proposal — IV, V, II, III, VI, with Episode I deliberately skipped. Spoiler-free copy kicks in automatically when the switch is on.
    • Films Only filter. Chronological and Release Order modes can now hide every TV series and show only the 12 canonical films. Stats and time-left update to match the filtered set.
    • Runtime totals fixed for Chronological / Release — season-aggregate IDs now expand correctly, so the total matches Hardcore.
11. v1.4.0 Apr 2026

    Hardcore mode rework

    • Clone Wars episodes split into individual cards. Canonical order jumps around too much to group — every TCW episode is now its own entry with a gold "Jump" callout when the order leaps between seasons.
    • Bad Batch & Rebels seasons grouped into runs. Contiguous-order runs collapse into a dropdown (e.g. "Bad Batch — Season 1 · Ep 1–15"); any out-of-order jump starts a new group.
    • Fixed the FILM badge overflowing its card on narrow screens.
    • Spoiler-Free mode now keeps episode titles and numbers visible — only descriptions, era synopses and pause notes are hidden.
    • Spoiler-Free converted from a button to a slider switch with first-launch tip.
    • Achievements expanded to 33 total — added Machete Runner, watchtime milestones (24h / 100h / all), and per-series completion badges.
12. v1.3.0 Mar 2026

    Achievements, spoilers & new shows

    • Achievements page. 30+ unlockable badges — trilogy completion, era completion, mode discovery, first-watch, Navigator (open a planet), Explorer (open a non-archive page), and more.
    • Spoiler-Free mode. Hides era dates and pause-note plot details for first-time viewers. Defaults ON; persists per browser.
    • Young Jedi Adventures added in full (all 118 episodes as an expandable dropdown).
    • Tales of the Jedi and Tales of the Underworld added to the High Republic / Reign of the Empire eras.
    • Wookieepedia link added to every entry and hardcore item, next to the IMDb link.
13. v1.2.0 Feb 2026

    Galaxy Map & Release Order

    • Galaxy Map view (work in progress). Concentric-ring layout of canonical galactic regions, with planet search, region filter, and on-screen / extended-media toggles.
    • Release Order mode added alongside Chronological — groups entries by decade of release.
    • Watchtime estimates. Every entry and the totals bar now show total runtime and time-left.
    • Per-era colour theming across the archive header and children rows.
14. v1.1.0 Jan 2026

    Hardcore mode

    • Hardcore viewing order. Arc-level sequence with the brutal interlocks called out — Siege of Mandalore / Revenge of the Sith, Bad Batch / Rebels overlap, the lot.
    • Pause-note system introduced to flag crossovers, context switches, and when to swap feeds.
    • Per-episode progress checkboxes under every series dropdown.
15. v1.0.0 Jan 2026

    Initial launch

    • The Galactic Holocron goes live — chronological archive of every canon Star Wars film and live-action / animated TV series.
    • Six era sections across the saga, from the High Republic to Rise of the First Order.

Found a bug or have a suggestion? Drop into the Discord or ping @GigaMonkeh.