Exploring Every Planet in Star Wars: A Comprehensive Guide to Skeleton Crew

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has recently premiered its first three episodes, marking an exciting expansion of the Star Wars universe with the introduction of new planets. This series not only presents a fresh and captivating adventure but also demonstrates a strong connection to the rich lore that has characterized the franchise. Enthusiasts will appreciate the myriad Easter eggs scattered throughout the episodes, reflecting the show’s commitment to honoring the legacy of Star Wars.

Exploring At Attin

A Strikingly Earth-Like Environment

At Attin presents a fascinating contrast to typical Star Wars locales, closely resembling suburban Earth. Viewers observe events through the perspective of Wim, one of the central characters, who navigates life in a seemingly ordinary neighborhood after the loss of his mother. This setting reinforces the familiar yet alienated feel of At Attin as it mirrors everyday life on Earth.

As Wim grapples with ennui in his suburban existence, his longing for adventure manifests in a critical plot point—he inadvertently launches a ship that sets the children into the unknown expanse of Wild Space. To the children, At Attin seems like just another planet, but the galaxy’s perspective is much different.

Remarkably, pirates frequenting Wild Space express disbelief in At Attin’s very existence, viewing it as a mythic realm of endless treasure. This narrative thread hints at deeper mysteries yet to be uncovered as the show unfolds. Thus far, the series hints at an enigmatic atmosphere enveloping the planet, suggesting a dystopian undertone characterized by isolation, as hinted by the children’s astonishment when they break through a nebulous barrier.

Wim’s experiences within the educational system of At Attin further highlight its peculiar nature. Droids manage the classroom with a controlling presence, reminiscent of dystopian narratives prevalent in literature and film. As such, viewers are left questioning the true nature of At Attin: is it truly a dystopian state, or simply a planet with antiquated traditions and mysterious roots?

In a shocking revelation, the third episode discloses that the children are completely unaware of the Galactic Civil War, suggesting a broader disconnect between their sheltered existence and the tumultuous history of the galaxy.

Discovering Port Borgo

In stark contrast to At Attin’s serene atmosphere, Port Borgo emerges as a harrowing and unpredictable world. After the children’s unfortunate detour, they arrive at the starport, which soon proves to be as dangerous as floating idly in deep space.

An immediate threat arises when Wim attempts to use Republic credits for a meal, only to learn that their value has skyrocketed since the fall of the Empire, sparking a fierce skirmish among pirates. Meanwhile, Fern and KB encounter a woman who warns them about At Attin’s perceived mythological status, advising them to concoct a more compelling narrative to navigate the treacherous environment.

By episode’s end, the group manages to escape Port Borgo, aided by Jude Law’s mysterious character. Yet, Port Borgo’s potential significance in future episodes remains uncertain. With its ties to piracy and thrilling escapades, there’s a strong likelihood that this dark planet will reappear as the ensemble’s journey continues unfold.

Unmasking The Observatory Moon

Kh’ymm’s Enigmatic Planet

New Republic X-wing in Skeleton Crew episode 3

X-wings flying in Skeleton Crew episode 3

The latest episode introduces yet another intriguing locale, the Observatory Moon, where the character Kh’ymm resides. As Jod Na Nawood seeks Kh’ymm’s assistance for their quest to At Attin, motives unfold that hint at treasure-driven ambitions rather than a pure desire for the children’s welfare.

Upon arrival, Kh’ymm’s initial warning about her potential duplicity raises tension while also providing a backdrop for further revelations. While her intentions seem to align with assisting the children, the underlying dynamics remain murky, typical of Star Wars narratives.

During their stay on the Observatory Moon, new information about At Attin surfaces, revealing its intentional concealment and significance as a ‘Jewel of the Old Republic.’ With Kh’ymm possessing crucial knowledge about the enigmatic nebular barrier that obscures the planet’s true sky, the Observatory Moon is poised as a vital center of information within the galaxy.

As the episodes progress, the children once again venture into space, and the implications of their encounters at the Observatory Moon leave viewers eager for future revelations. It’s clear that the exploration of new planets will continue as Skeleton Crew unfolds.

Catch up on the first three episodes of Skeleton Crew, now streaming on Disney+!

Episode Release Schedule
Episode	Director	Release Date
Episode 1	Jon Watts	December 2
Episode 2	David Lowery	December 2
Episode 3	David Lowery	December 10
Episode 4	The Daniels	December 17
Episode 5	Jake Schreier	December 24
Episode 6	Bryce Dallas Howard	December 31
Episode 7	Lee Isaac Chung	January 7
Episode 8	Jon Watts	January 14