The main goal of this research is to analyze the concept of Otherness in the context of the Star Wars universe, with a special emphasis on its manifestation in the animated series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars." The research aimed to understand how non-Western cultures are portrayed in the series and how such representation supports the Western understanding of Otherness, as well as how the elements of these cultures are equated with the concept of the alien. The research encompasses an exploration of the notion of Otherness and its connection to identity formation. Additionally, it delves into the polarization between the West and the East, touching upon the concept of Orientalism in the Western representation of foreign cultures. The analysis investigates how non-Western cultures are often presented as the "other" in the Star Wars universe, while also discussing racism, stereotypes, and political correctness in the portrayal of various identities. The narrative analysis is focused on the series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" and examines how non-Western cultures are represented within it and how these elements are tied to the concept of Otherness. Through narrative analysis, visual, textual, and auditory elements of the series are examined to gain a deeper understanding of the representation of non-Western cultures and their association with the concept of the alien. The research results indicate that within the Star Wars universe, there is often marginalization of non-Western elements, and the Other is frequently depicted as villains or marginalized characters. The analysis also suggests that the Western world remains dominant, while non-Western elements are often linked with alien entities. The research concludes that the representation of Otherness is important, especially in content aimed at children, as it can shape perceptions of the world and other cultures. Additionally, the research highlights the significance of inclusivity and reevaluating traditional Western perceptions. While the research focused on specific aspects, it suggests that future studies should comprehensively analyze various aspects of Otherness in the Star Wars universe using different analytical methods to achieve a more substantial picture.