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This article covers a subject from a Star Wars: Visions story that Lucasfilm declared is set in an alternate history within a reimagined galaxy.

"Before you await the heavenly Seikara Caverns, where inspiration is sure to strike. This gorgeous cave system stretches ten kilometers through cathedrals of solemn bloomstone and subterranean valleys of lush bioluminescent foliage."
―Eternity Enterprises tour holo[1]

The Seikara Caverns cave system was located in the Dekien sea on the planet Dekien in the Outer Rim. Seikara was classified by the Empire as an uncivilized world prior to the Sith rebellion. After the Dark Lord of the Sith who led the rebellion received a vision from the kyber mirror of Shinsui Temple, he shattered the mirror and turned on his fellow Sith. Known afterward as the Ronin, the former dark lord brought a kyber shard from Shinsui Temple to Seikara Caverns.[1]

The tour company Eternity Enterprises began selling luxury visits to the cave system.[1]

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Behind the scenes

A large doline within the Sơn Đoòng cave

A large doline within the Sơn Đoòng cave

The Seikara Caverns appeared in the 2021 non-canon novel Ronin: A Visions Novel, by Emma Mieko Candon.[1] According to Candon, the caves were inspired by the Sơn Đoòng cave in Vietnam.[2] Like all names in the novel, "Seikara" is comprised of phonemes used in the Japanese language,[3] though the author does not remember the inspiration behind the name.[4]

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Notes and references

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Ronin: A Visions Novel
  2. TwitterLogo Emma Mieko Candon (@EmmaCandon) on Twitter (post on November 3, 2021): "Simultaneously, there’s a fetishization of nature and natural splendor, evident in the treatment of the Seikara Caverns—themselves loosely inspired by Son Doong Cave in Vietnam. 9/" (backup link)
  3. TwitterLogo Emma Mieko Candon (@EmmaCandon) on Twitter (post on September 27, 2021): "Yup! Every name in Ronin uses Japanese phonemes." (backup link)
  4. Premium-Era-real The Podralorian: Playing Gay Chicken with Lucasfilm with Emma Mieko Candon on Not Saf For Work (November 13, 2021) (backup link archived on September 29, 2025)