Later Expanded Universe Appearances
- The New Jedi Order (1999–2003) – At the beginning of Balance Point, New Republic forces engaged the Yuuzhan Vong over Kalarba. The Yuuzhan Vong use the Yo'gand's Core tactic on Hosk Station, using it to devastate Kalarba. Hosk Station originally appeared in Droids. Also, Kalarba was the subject of some of the Droids comics.
- HoloNet news – In several issues of the HoloNet news, Admiral Screed makes an appearance.
- Star Wars: Rebellion – In this strategy video game, Admiral Screed makes another appearance.
- Boba Fett: The Fight to Survive (2002) involves the planet Bogden, as seen in Droids.
- In the liner notes of the Shadows of the Empire soundtrack, Ben Burtt references in-universe the Baobab Archives regarding the source which the lyrics of Dha Werda Verda (also written by Burtt) were discovered.
- Admiral Screed was referred to in passing in The New Essential Guide to Characters and Force Heretic I: Remnant. In the latter, it was established that he was executed by Warlord Zsinj shortly after the Battle of Endor, which explains his absence from the post-ROTJ EU.
- The planet of Bogden was seen in the video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter.
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