
The Internet Loves Star Wars: Galactic Racer’s Biddy Blas And The Alien’s Actor Is ‘Overwhelmed’ But Thankful
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If you’ve been scrolling around the internet recently, you might have encountered the growing fanbase that exists for
Star Wars: Galactic Racer ‘s breakout character, Biddy Blas. This high-pitched, fast-talking reptilian racer has become a fan favorite thanks to his oddball personality, delusions of grandeur, and his annoying voice. And the actor who provided Blas’ voice is “overwhelmed” by the popularity, but thankful for the reactions.
launched on consoles and PC earlier this month to rave reviews, I figured people would be posting about how awesome the game is and how it’s one of the best racing games of the year. And amidst all the positive reviews from critics and fans, there’s plenty of praise for the game’s arcade racing action and sleek visuals. But what I didn’t anticipate while playing the game ahead of launch for review was how the internet would fall deeply in love with Biddy Blas, a Crocin racer who hates losing and loves yelling.
ding dong pookie https://t.co/gOOrQtRmgC
— BluubewwyBlue (@BluubewwyBlue) October 11, 2026
I have purchased Star Wars: Galactic Racer… pic.twitter.com/uROx1n0aUB
— ⚡️Momoka_exe 🐾🔌 Cyber Cat Vtuber (@Momoka_EXE) October 11, 2026
person of the year pic.twitter.com/Kz0MUl7O4T
— Murdoink (@Murdoink) October 11, 2026
Over the last week or so, this new Star Wars character has been featured in many, many, many jokes,
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