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It is a dark and dangerous time for the galaxy, and the Jedi of the High Republic must face their greatest trials yet...
In the aftermath of the Hyperspace Disaster, young Jedi Knight, Lily Tora-Asi is assigned to help displaced civilians relocate to Banchii, a newly inhabited planet in the Inugg system far in the outer rim. Banchii is the site of a new Jedi temple led by Master Arkoff, Lily’s Wookiee mentor, who imagines the temple as a place of peace for new inhabitants and for those who are traveling beyond. While balancing the arrival of incoming settlers with the strange mysteries of this remote outpost, Lily wonders if she’s doing enough to bring peace to the galaxy. But when hidden dangers begin to emerge, the young Jedi will face her greatest challenge yet . . .
It is a dark and dangerous time for the galaxy, and the Jedi of the High Republic must face their greatest trials yet...
In the aftermath of the Hyperspace Disaster, young Jedi Knight, Lily Tora-Asi is assigned to help displaced civilians relocate to Banchii, a newly inhabited planet in the Inugg system far in the outer rim. Banchii is the site of a new Jedi temple led by Master Arkoff, Lily’s Wookiee mentor, who imagines the temple as a place of peace for new inhabitants and for those who are traveling beyond. While balancing the arrival of incoming settlers with the strange mysteries of this remote outpost, Lily wonders if she’s doing enough to bring peace to the galaxy. But when hidden dangers begin to emerge, the young Jedi will face her greatest challenge yet . . .
- Print length144 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherVIZ Media LLC
- Publication dateSeptember 7, 2021
- Dimensions5.75 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
- ISBN-10197472588X
- ISBN-13978-1974725885
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- Publisher : VIZ Media LLC
- Publication date : September 7, 2021
- Edition : Media tie-in
- Language : English
- Print length : 144 pages
- ISBN-10 : 197472588X
- ISBN-13 : 978-1974725885
- Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
- Dimensions : 5.75 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
- Part of Series : Star Wars: The High Republic: Edge of Balance
- Best Sellers Rank: #232,631 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Justina Ireland is the New York Times bestselling author of numerous books, including Dread Nation, Deathless Divide, and the Scott O’Dell Award winning middle-grade, Ophie’s Ghosts. She is also the author of numerous Star Wars books and one of the story architects of Star Wars: The High Republic. You can find her work wherever great books are sold and you can find her on Twitter as @justinaireland or at her website justinaireland.com.
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Customers find the book's art and story quality excellent, with one noting how well they complement each other. Moreover, the book receives positive feedback for its characters, with one customer particularly appreciating Lily Tora-Asi's characterization, and customers describe it as an amazing start to the series. Additionally, they like its readability, with one mentioning it's easy to follow, and they find it visually appealing. However, the color scheme receives mixed reactions, with one customer noting it's in black and white.
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9 customers mention "Art quality"8 positive1 negative
Customers praise the incredible art of the book, with one noting its well-illustrated pages.
"...seem to be unaware, this High Republic manga features black andwhite art...."Read more
"...You can read through it in an hour easily. However, theart is gorgeous, and the main character is a great addition to the HR universe."Read more
"...Theart is absolutely beautiful as well. I’m looking forward to the next volume."Read more
"Theart was incredible, the characters engaging, and the pacing perfect."Read more
8 customers mention "Story quality"7 positive1 negative
Customers enjoy the story quality of the book, noting that the art and narrative complement each other well, with one customer mentioning it's a welcome addition to The High Republic meta-story.
"...how connected it is with the other books and comics, and thestory is very good! looking forward to vol 2!"Read more
"Thestory is a great start to what can easily become a long running manga series if they keep going strong...."Read more
"Theart style and story is amazing I am really glad I came across it I don't know it was really new and I can't wait for the next book"Read more
"...connected to the larger universe at this time while stillfeeling focused on its own story. The art is absolutely beautiful as well...."Read more
7 customers mention "Likability"6 positive1 negative
Customers like the characters in the book, with one customer particularly appreciating the portrayal of Lily Tora-Asi.
"Good characters."Read more
"The art was incredible, thecharacters engaging, and the pacing perfect."Read more
"...The new character we get to meet in this story, Lily Tora-Asi wasvery likable and although she has much to improve on, she seemed very mature...."Read more
"...But enough of the odditys. As a manga Lily makes for agood protagonist, she has a lot potential but still has much to learn...."Read more
4 customers mention "Enjoyment"4 positive0 negative
Customers find the book enjoyable, with one mentioning it features lots of Jedi fun.
"Enjoyable read from beginning to end"Read more
"This was agreat read!"Read more
"Thoroughly Enjoyable. Well Written. Well illustrated...."Read more
"Lots of Jedi fun..."Read more
4 customers mention "Start"4 positive0 negative
Customers find this book to be an amazing start to the series, with one mentioning the introduction of new Jedi characters.
"Great start to the series. Excited to see vol 2 takes the story. My only complaint is that this volume is pretty short...."Read more
"...& after, it gives us a glimpse of Stellan Gios in action, theintroduction of new Jedi, and a grounded story, in a new mediums, akin to “There is No..."Read more
"...be a short review, because this isn’t a long story but it’s areally effective start to this brand new Star Wars series...."Read more
"Amazing Start!..."Read more
3 customers mention "Looks"3 positive0 negative
Customers say the book looks amazing.
"...Itlooks amazing, but please note that it isn't colored, so you aren't surprised after making the purchase. Great addition to the High Republic."Read more
"...I find somepanels to be absolutely stunning and atmospheric. I would recommend to all Star Wars fans. Volume 2 will be published in January 2022."Read more
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3 customers mention "Readability"3 positive0 negative
Customers find the book easy to read, with one mentioning that it makes them want to read more.
"...This book is agood easy read a highly recommended."Read more
"...Manga readers will note this story actuallyreads left to right like a traditional western novel or comic...."Read more
"...the beginning, you can tell that there’s a lot going on,making you read more and more. Im hyped for the next volume, can’t wait!"Read more
3 customers mention "Color scheme"2 positive1 negative
Customers have mixed opinions about the color scheme of the book.
"Black and white art..."Read more
"...It looks amazing, but please note thatit isn't colored, so you aren't surprised after making the purchase. Great addition to the High Republic."Read more
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5 out of 5 stars
Beautiful art and a great start to this new character.
The art in this book by Mizuki Sakakibara was very impressive. It is in black and white and I'm used to reading comics so it took a couple of pages for me to adapt to the art style but for the most part, the art was impressive. The new character we get to meet in this story, Lily Tora-Asi was very likable and although she has much to improve on, she seemed very mature. Lily is not as gifted in the force as Vernestra, but I would say she has plenty of similarities with her which is not much of a surprise because it is written by the same author. I'm sure though that as we go through more stories they will each become more unique and distinct. I also loved the Wookie Jedi, Master Arkoff. I was very excited when we finally got a Wookie Jedi Padawan in Burryaga, but to see a Jedi Master Wookie makes me wonder why we hadn't gotten one before. It was very well drawn and Justina did a great job with the Wookie Jedi Master and making him very wise even though we the reader never understand what the Wookie is saying unless it is through another character's response. The book was well done and I enjoyed.
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseExceptional Anime Art if u like that & it's Star Wars was a Christmas gift for my God-Son age 10
- Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseThis’ll be a short review, because this isn’t a long story but it’s a really effective start to this brand new Star Wars series. I love the characterization of Lily Tora-Asi, and even many of the supporting characters in this short volume. Having read many of the other comic and book stories gradually being released in the high-republic era, this story does a good job of feeling connected to the larger universe at this time while still feeling focused on its own story. The art is absolutely beautiful as well. I’m looking forward to the next volume.5.0 out of 5 starsThis’ll be a short review, because this isn’t a long story but it’s a really effective start to this brand new Star Wars series. I love the characterization of Lily Tora-Asi, and even many of the supporting characters in this short volume. Having read many of the other comic and book stories gradually being released in the high-republic era, this story does a good job of feeling connected to the larger universe at this time while still feeling focused on its own story. The art is absolutely beautiful as well. I’m looking forward to the next volume.
Great start to this brand new series
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2021Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseEdge Balance feels extremely different from any other Star Wars story I have ever encountered before for better or worse. Don't get me wrong, there is Jedi, lightsabers, blasters, familiar alien species all of which defiantly feels familiar. Yet all of it somehow feels very different. With creatures that turn people into wood as a prime example of just how different this all feels. It feels far more fae fantasy than sci fi.
But enough of the odditys. As a manga Lily makes for a good protagonist, she has a lot potential but still has much to learn. The art style matches the more fantasy vibes and has a sense dark fantasy at times slightly like Berserk. Probably my biggest complaint is the entire volume is a single chapter. It's s small thing but I do hope future volumes will break up volumes into chapters. Regardless Edge Of Balance is taking Star Wars into a very new direction. I'm curious to see how it will develop over time. -Mickmanga - Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2021Format: KindleVerified PurchaseA welcome addition to The High Republic meta-story. Chronologically taking place in the days immediately surrounding The Fair on Valo, both before & after, it gives us a glimpse of Stellan Gios in action, the introduction of new Jedi, and a grounded story, in a new mediums, akin to “There is No Fear,” High Republic Adventures, & “Out of the Shadows.”
If you like the High Republic, you’ll like this. I took my time each panel, and appreciated the entirety in about 2.5 hours. - Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseThis is Volume one in a new Star Wars High Republic Manga. Manga readers will note this story actually reads left to right like a traditional western novel or comic. The story follows a Jedi Knight as she transitions into her new role at a temple outpost on an agricultural world. I won't say more about the story, read and find out. The art and story compliment each other very well. I find some panels to be absolutely stunning and atmospheric. I would recommend to all Star Wars fans. Volume 2 will be published in January 2022.This is Volume one in a new Star Wars High Republic Manga. Manga readers will note this story actually reads left to right like a traditional western novel or comic. The story follows a Jedi Knight as she transitions into her new role at a temple outpost on an agricultural world. I won't say more about the story, read and find out. The art and story compliment each other very well. I find some panels to be absolutely stunning and atmospheric. I would recommend to all Star Wars fans. Volume 2 will be published in January 2022.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseNo problem with item, but buyers should know this is a manga format book with black and white art. I was expecting regular format trade with color art like Marvel Star Wars series books.
- Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2021Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseThe art in this book by Mizuki Sakakibara was very impressive. It is in black and white and I'm used to reading comics so it took a couple of pages for me to adapt to the art style but for the most part, the art was impressive.
The new character we get to meet in this story, Lily Tora-Asi was very likable and although she has much to improve on, she seemed very mature. Lily is not as gifted in the force as Vernestra, but I would say she has plenty of similarities with her which is not much of a surprise because it is written by the same author. I'm sure though that as we go through more stories they will each become more unique and distinct.
I also loved the Wookie Jedi, Master Arkoff. I was very excited when we finally got a Wookie Jedi Padawan in Burryaga, but to see a Jedi Master Wookie makes me wonder why we hadn't gotten one before. It was very well drawn and Justina did a great job with the Wookie Jedi Master and making him very wise even though we the reader never understand what the Wookie is saying unless it is through another character's response.
The book was well done and I enjoyed.5.0 out of 5 starsThe art in this book by Mizuki Sakakibara was very impressive. It is in black and white and I'm used to reading comics so it took a couple of pages for me to adapt to the art style but for the most part, the art was impressive.Beautiful art and a great start to this new character.
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2021
The new character we get to meet in this story, Lily Tora-Asi was very likable and although she has much to improve on, she seemed very mature. Lily is not as gifted in the force as Vernestra, but I would say she has plenty of similarities with her which is not much of a surprise because it is written by the same author. I'm sure though that as we go through more stories they will each become more unique and distinct.
I also loved the Wookie Jedi, Master Arkoff. I was very excited when we finally got a Wookie Jedi Padawan in Burryaga, but to see a Jedi Master Wookie makes me wonder why we hadn't gotten one before. It was very well drawn and Justina did a great job with the Wookie Jedi Master and making him very wise even though we the reader never understand what the Wookie is saying unless it is through another character's response.
The book was well done and I enjoyed.Images in this review
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- Amy WalkerReviewed in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2021
4.0 out of 5 starsGreat Star Wars Manga
Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseThis isn't the first time that a Star Wars story has gotten the manga treatment. There have been a number of stories that have been adapted over the years, but this is the first time that a new story has debuted as a manga, with a whole new story and new characters being introduced. Instead of taking a story readers are familiar with and simply giving it a new visual style we're treated to a story that feels very much made to be a manga, rather than just a new twist to something that already exists. As such, the story, its structure and the way things play out have an energy that feels unique and special.
The story follows Lily Tora-Asi, a young Jedi knight who is assisting a group of refugee's displaced after the Great Hyperspace Disaster. Travelling with them on a small ship, she and her former master, the Wookiee Arkoff, are bringing them to make a new life for themselves on the beautiful and untouched world of Banchii.
Lily is being haunted by nightmares about the Disaster, but is looking forward to returning to Banchii and the peace that will bring her, even if it does mean that she'll once again have to begin training her padawan, Keerin, as well as the two younglings Nima and Viv'nia. Whilst Lily isn't the most comfortable around children, she understands that it's important to pass her wisdom onto the next generation of Jedi, as well as learning to become a better Jedi from teaching them.
Shortly after settling back into daily life at the temple, training the young Jedi, Lily's routine is disrupted when they discover destruction deep within the forest, as well as one of the farmers having been turned into wood. They've barely got time to process this before the settlement comes under attack from the monstrous Drengir. Now Lily and the others will have to fight to protect their new home.
I really enjoyed this story, it feels like a great introduction to a new batch of heroes, ones who feel very different to some of the others in the High Republic series. These aren't big important Jedi like Avar Kriss, or Stellan Gios who are making huge, far reaching decisions in the fate of the galaxy. They're not travelling around space learning to become Jedi from Master Yoda like in the High Republic Adventures comics. These are just regular Jedi. They're the kind of Jedi who do the small jobs, who help people and live a relatively quiet life. As such, when things started to go wrong on Banchii it felt really bad, because this didn't seem like a group of big heroes left to face it, but folk who like a quiet and simple existence.
Speaking of a quiet and simple existence, I really liked Master Arkoff, the Wookiee teacher who spends his days watering his garden and imparting knowledge upon the younger members of the temple. I've got a soft spot for Wookiees, and Wookiee Jedi are definitely thing I want to see more of. But even then I like how different he is to ones we've had before. Gungi from Star Wars The Clone Wars was impatient, and struggled with the Jedi teachings; Burryaga in the High Republic is older, but is still very much learning to be a Jedi, and is at times worried and overly sensitive. Arkoff, in comparison to both, is full of calm confidence. He's grown into the role of being a Jedi, he's found an inner peace and strength that shows what a Wookiee can accomplish once their training is complete; and he's an absolute delight to read.
Whilst the book has connections with the wider High Republic series this is very much a story that feels like it can exist on its own, a book that someone who's not read anything else in the series would be able to pick up and enjoy. Other than a brief appearance by Stellan Gios, every character in the book is new, Banchii is a place we haven't seen before, and the Drengir are given enough of an explanation to not feel confusing to new readers. Because of this, the book feels like its going to be the most accessible of any of the other titles; which I suppose is a big part of the aim here, to attract people who may not pick up a comic or a novel set within the High Republic.
I've seen some people complaining that Star Wars was making manga, that it was trying to draw in fans of the medium into a story that isn't suited for mange, and whilst I'm sure a big part of the aim of this book is to draw in new fans I don't think its a bad thing in any way. Star Wars has always had strong connections to Japanese culture, especially their entertainment. George Lucas was heavily inspired by samurai stories, and other creators in the Star Wars universe over the years have been as well. The franchise is so obviously inspired by Japanese entertainment that it feel strange that its only really been in recent years that we've gotten manga, as well as anime in the form of Star Wars Visions.
The art on the book, provided by Mizuki Sakakibara is wonderful, and everything looks so great. The characters are all distinctive and immediately jump out of the page, they manage to make Banchii look like a beautiful and peaceful world, and the action scenes are wonderfully drawn and look dynamic. Everything here looks perfect. I loved how the Jedi temple looked, and think that it's one of the best ones I've seen, and Miziki's take on the Drengir is so different from the rest, yet so obviously still the Drengir, that they add a fresh take on the creatures.
Star Wars The High Republic: The Edge of Balance has some brilliant new characters, ones that I very quickly became attached to and want to see more of; Arkoff and Viv'nia need to be in my life more! The story unfolds at an enjoyable pace, and the characters use their inteligence and their spiritual connection with the force to help them win the day. Plus, the extra story at the end is so incredibly cute and fun, I want more of that in the future. I was deeply impressed with this first volume, and can't wait to see what happens in future ones. - AWReviewed in Australia on September 11, 2021
2.0 out of 5 starsColourless in more ways than one
Format: KindleVerified PurchaseWhile a manga addition to the Star Wars universe seemed intriguing at first blush, it's not very well executed. The characters are bland, the art style doesn't suit the action very well, and the pace drags. The most interesting aspect of the story is the antagonist aliens, the Drengir, and even they are overpowered and more than a little generic. One for completionists, but not a great entry in Star Wars Canon. - Sergio Pérez VillegasReviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2025
5.0 out of 5 starsBuenísima historia, buenísimo manga.
Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseLos banchiians son hermosos y el plot-twist te deja con las cejas bien levantadas.
Llegó en excelentes condiciones.
#ForLightandLifeLos banchiians son hermosos y el plot-twist te deja con las cejas bien levantadas.5.0 out of 5 starsSergio Pérez VillegasBuenísima historia, buenísimo manga.
Reviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2025
Llegó en excelentes condiciones.
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- Kerem89Reviewed in Sweden on April 1, 2022
5.0 out of 5 starsFast delivery and good animation
Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseGreat animation and adaptation - AlexmorgagniReviewed in Mexico on April 15, 2023
5.0 out of 5 starsExcelente!
Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseExcelente embalaje, tiempo estimado correcto. Sin detalles en la compra. El contenido es muy bueno, sin duda necesario para un coleccionista o erudito de Star Wars. Disfrutable para todas las edades. Recomendado.Excelente embalaje, tiempo estimado correcto. Sin detalles en la compra. El contenido es muy bueno, sin duda necesario para un coleccionista o erudito de Star Wars. Disfrutable para todas las edades. Recomendado.5.0 out of 5 starsAlexmorgagniExcelente!
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