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Starkiller Base, also known as the Starkiller, was a series of First Order military installations and bases built into and on the ice planet of Ilum in the Unknown Regions. The installations were commanded by an unofficial triumvirate of General Armitage Hux, Kylo Ren, and Captain Phasma, and as such the installation was considered the unofficial capital of the First Order.

The base's main installation was a powerful superweapon, capable of destroying entire star systems halfway across the galaxy using hyperspace tunneling powered by Dark matter quintessence, a substance originally researched as part of Project Celestial Power, a Galactic Empire project that had ultimately lead to the creation of other superweapons, known as 'Death Stars'. despite this, the First Order viewed the weapon as an evolution of the planet-destroying capabilities of the Galactic Empire's Death Star designs.

The base and planet were ultimately destroyed by a Resistance attack due to a weak point exploited by pilot Poe Dameron, causing the implosion of the entire planet as the superweapon was firing upon the Resistance base on D'Qar. The stored stellar energy then expanded, causing the planet to turn into a star.

The superweapon housed in the base bore some similarities to the DS-1 Death Star Mobile Battle Station and the DS-2 Death Star II Mobile Battle Station, the two planet-destroying battle stations built by the Galactic Empire, but it possessed far more power than its predecessors and was more than twice the size, as it was built into a planet. Starkiller Base represented a technological step forward in power, as the First Order believed that they needed to become more powerful than the fallen Galactic Empire if they were to succeed in enacting their goals. Starkiller Base drew its power from the energy of stars, a possible reason for its name.

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Facts

Destroyed
34 ABY
Location
Ilum (As a planet-wide superweapon)
Fauna
Unidentified creature
Interest
Assembly Area
Command center
Hangar 718
Interrogation Room
Level Two
Level Six
Jerjerrod's quarters
Deck Nine
Precinct 47
Junction Station
Oscillator Bay Six
Superweapon capable of destroying entire star systems
Affiliations
First Order
First Order military

Appearances

56 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Starfighter Missions
  2. Star Wars Battlefront II
  3. Poe Dameron 2 (mentioned only)
  4. Age of Resistance - Finn 1
  5. Age of Resistance - General Hux 1
  6. Poe Dameron 7 (indirect mention)
  7. The Recruit
  8. The Recruit - Part 1 (indirect mention)
  9. The Recruit - Part 2
  10. Station Theta Black
  11. The Doza Dilemma
  12. The Last Jedi: Cobalt Squadron (indirect mention)
  13. The Core Problem (indirect mention)
  14. Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens (first appearance)
  15. Star Wars: The Force Awakens novelization
  16. Star Wars: The Force Awakens: A Junior Novel
  17. The First Order vs. The Resistance
  18. Star Wars: The Force Awakens Graphic Novel Adaptation
  19. The Force Awakens Adaptation 3
  20. The Force Awakens Adaptation 4
  21. The Force Awakens Adaptation 5
  22. The Force Awakens Adaptation 6
  23. Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire (mentioned only)
  24. A Call for Heroes (mentioned only)
  25. No Escape: Part 1 (as a hologram)
  26. No Escape: Part 2 (as a hologram)
  27. Join the Resistance: Attack on Starkiller Base
  28. Perilous Pursuit
  29. Captain Phasma 1
  30. Age of Resistance - Rey 1 (in a flashback)
  31. Captain Phasma 2 (mentioned only)
  32. Captain Phasma 3
  33. Captain Phasma 4 (mentioned only)
  34. Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi (mentioned only)
  35. Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition (mentioned only)
  36. Star Wars: The Last Jedi: A Junior Novel (mentioned only)
  37. The Last Jedi Adaptation 1 (indirect mention)
  38. The Last Jedi: Rose and Finn's Secret Mission (mentioned only)
  39. Legacy of Vader 1 (in a flashback)
  40. Legacy of Vader 4 (mentioned only)
  41. Legacy of Vader 5 (mentioned only)
  42. Legacy of Vader 6 (mentioned only)
  43. Poe Dameron 27 (in a flashback)
  44. Poe Dameron 28 (in a flashback)
  45. Poe Dameron 29 (mentioned only)
  46. Resistance Reborn (mentioned only)
  47. Allegiance 4 (in a flashback)
  48. Choose Your Destiny: A Finn & Poe Adventure (mentioned only)
  49. Spark of the Resistance (mentioned only)
  50. Legacy
  51. Tales From the Nightlands 3 (in a flashback)
  52. The Jaws of Jakku (mentioned only, in a flashback)
  53. Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker (in a flashback)
  54. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: Expanded Edition (in a flashback)
  55. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: A Junior Novel (in a flashback)
  56. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes (non-canon)
Non-canon appearances: 14
  1. Disney Infinity 3.0
  2. Poe to the Rescue (indirect mention)
  3. Attack of the Conscience
  4. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
  5. Fortnite (pictured only)
  6. LEGO Star Wars: Rebel Princess (mentioned only)
  7. The Off Switch
  8. Scouting for Leia (mentioned only)
  9. A Mission with Maz (mentioned only)
  10. LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales (mentioned only)
  11. Kylo Club (mentioned only)
  12. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
  13. Confronting Kylo (mentioned only)
  14. Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

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