In this episode of Hyperspace Hangout, we explore how bringing back the Yuuzhan Vong could be the key to saving Star Wars. For years, the galaxy has been locked in endless battles with stormtroopers, Sith, and Imperial remnants — but what if the real path forward is something completely different?

The Yuuzhan Vong, one of the most unique and terrifying enemies from the Star Wars Expanded Universe, offered a bold shift away from the familiar. They weren’t Sith, they weren’t droids, and they weren’t Imperial — they were something entirely new. By reintroducing them in modern Star Wars canon, Lucasfilm could give fans a truly fresh conflict and raise the stakes for the galaxy far, far away.

We break down what made the Yuuzhan Vong such a fascinating enemy, why their return could revitalize the franchise, and how new Star Wars projects could benefit from introducing a threat unlike anything audiences have seen on Disney+.

💬 Do you think the Yuuzhan Vong should return — or should Star Wars stay focused on its classic villains?

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Welcome to Hyperspace Hangout, the ultimate Star Wars podcast created by fans, for fans. Each week we dive deep into the galaxy far, far away — from the latest Disney+ shows like The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, and The Bad Batch, to classic films, novels, comics, games, and fan theories.

Whether it’s breaking down news, exploring the lore, or debating the best (and worst) moments in the saga, Hyperspace Hangout is your place to connect with the Star Wars community. We cover the big questions: Where is Star Wars headed? Will fan-favorite characters return? What’s hidden in the galaxy’s past?

So grab your lightsaber, fire up the hyperdrive, and join the conversation. Because in this hangout, every fan has a voice.

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