LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy

In LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy, a regular nerf-herder named Sig Greebling unearths a strange relic in a hidden Jedi temple and accidentally shuffles the entire Star Wars universe. He wakes up in a wildly scrambled version of the galaxy where familiar heroes behave like villains, villains take unexpected turns, and planets and timelines are mixed into a chaotic playground. Sig pairs up with his quick-witted brother Dev, mechanic Yesi Scala, and the eccentric Jedi Bob as they try to put things back the right way. The series keeps the tone light and humorous while Sig learns to rely on creativity, teamwork, and an unconventional kind of bravery.

Released in 2024, the animated series was created by Dan Hernandez, Benji Samit, and James Waugh. It blends LEGO-style visual gags with Star Wars lore and features voice performances from Gaten Matarazzo, Tony Revolori, Marsai Martin, and Bobby Moynihan.

Early audience responses sit around a 7.0 out of 10, with viewers noting the show’s playful humor, brisk action, and family-friendly appeal. The episodes pose questions about what makes someone a hero and how identity shifts when roles are reversed, while keeping stakes manageable for younger viewers and satisfying enough for longtime franchise followers.

By turning familiar Star Wars beats into LEGO-style silliness, the show has stood out among franchise tie-ins for its willingness to upend expectations and swap character roles. That playful approach lends itself to short-form clips, fan art, and potential toy tie-ins, helping the series find an audience beyond just the episodes.

As of early 2024 the series hasn't won major industry awards, which is common for a new, family-focused animated spin-off. If it keeps growing its audience and refining its mix of slapstick and serialized plotting, it could attract nominations in animation or children’s programming in future seasons.