00:00 Sith Species
33:53 Zabrac
51:52 Gungan
1:24:23 Kel Dor
1:45:01 Togruta
1:58:57 Arcona
2:13:30 Toydarian
2:25:55 Rodian
2:46:11 Pau'an
2:59:55 Pantoran
3:07:35 Dug
3:21:51 Bothen
3:40:03 Nautolan
3:47:00 Zygerrian
3:54:46 Tauzin
4:00:05 Cthon
4:03:46 Chagrian
4:15:27 Gand

This being in the “stuff to fall asleep to” is perfect.

You have out done yourself Metanerdz.  Let all lairds (lords) in the Metanerdz kingdom bend the knee.

Finally, something to listen to while I play Helldivers! 😅

20 million species in star wars universe this is so cool l love star wars species 😊

I knew it was going to be a very long video but 4 hours is perfect for me to watch during Easter and sitting on the couch avoiding people lol thank you for posting this

“That’s how much Like Skywalker hated he idea of powerful good people removing themselves from society and hiding in a cave somewhere”

LMFAO!

Plz put time stamps for each species😩🙏

A perfect video for brainstorming ideas for a Star Wars campaign! Was watching the older vids again for inspiration then you post this! The force does work in mysterious ways, keep up the good work.

I got a star trek ad on a star wars vid

Not gonna lie, each time you start a video, I'm ready to learn.

Seeing all that footage from Star Wars Galaxies makes me miss that game so much 🙁

Right off the bat, deep-rooted treachery.

Am I the only person whose favorite species in Star Wars is the Gungans? Yes? Ok, I'll just be over here in my shame corner.

57:32 Humans have and do train other primates as workers. A company in Thailand got in huge trouble for training and chaining monkeys to coconut trees as harvesters. And that was very recently, past few years.

Happy Easter everyone and I love the video I’m definitely downloading this video

The entire gungan section just feels like the "how plumbuses are made" bit from r&m at multiple points

So the gungan slave thing does actually have a human analog. There was a baboon named Jack that worked as a "service animal" that assisted his owner by pushing his wheelchair while not at work and operated the train signals at the railroad he worked at. They did this for like nine years and Jack was so well trained he never made a single mistake but the locals though it was animal cruelty so his owner eventually had to supervise him while he worked.

This is like the holy grail for me ngl

Man I never realized how much effort they put into pushing the gungans, gotta say as odd as I feel saying it, I’m intrigued