Spoilers SW: Skeleton crew discussion thread

[Zardnaar]

From the official Star Wars Facebook page:

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Space Galkeons and the Nagai. And Lumiya with a light whip.

 

[Micah Sweet]

So, Jod's other name, to his old crew, is Captain Silvo, which is competing with SM33 for being on-the-nose. Will we eventually learn that the full name he was known by was Long Jod Silvo?

Honsetly Disney, if you want to do a live-action Treasure Planet I'm 100% there for it, no need to shoehorn it into the Star Wars universe.

It's a good story. I'm fine with coating it with Star Wars paint.

 

[Micah Sweet]

One thing occurs to me though.

For me, Star Wars without the iconic setting elements of Jedi, the Empire, and the music, is basically Guardians of the Galaxy. Which is fine, but if you removed the word 'Jedi' from SC and told me I was watching a new Guardians of the Galaxy TV show, I'd believe you. I mean, sure, an X-Wing might pop up or somebody might say the word "Republic", I guess.

Agreed, but honestly I just see that genre flexibility as a strength of the franchise.

 

[Micah Sweet]

I noticed some of the vehicles had physical pickups for the power track on the roads. That seems a bit low tech for Star Wars. Haven’t they heard of induction?!

The whole planet seems pretty old school (but quite well-preserved) by Star Wars standards.

 

[pukunui]

From the official Star Wars Facebook page:

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OK so the pirates know him as "Captain Silvo", but he's been impersonating Crimson Jack when interacting with the owl lady, who appears not to know who the "real" Crimson Jack is. Meanwhile, he's told the kids his name is Jod Na Nawood. I wonder if that's his real name or another alias.

 

[trappedslider]

Clearly no in the SW universe ever got taught the "STRANGER DANGER!" thing

 

[pukunui]

Clearly no in the SW universe ever got taught the "STRANGER DANGER!" thing

Well, the SW universe tends to disdain health and safety in all forms, especially when it comes to railings.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Meanwhile, he's told the kids his name is Jod Na Nawood. I wonder if that's his real name or another alias.

Someone either mentioned it here or on Facebook or Reddit that the LEGO minifig of him in the Onyx Cinder set is listed as Jod Na Nawood, so while not 100%, it is most likely the actual name for the character.

 

[pukunui]

So according to Kh'ymm, At Attin was once one of nine hidden planets known as the "Jewels of the Old Republic". The others were all apparently destroyed. I wonder what each one's purpose was and whether we will find out in this show (or if it will be something explained in a future Star Wars visual atlas or whatever).

 

[Paul Farquhar]

So according to Kh'ymm, At Attin was once one of nine hidden planets known as the "Jewels of the Old Republic". The others were all apparently destroyed. I wonder what each one's purpose was and whether we will find out in this show (or if it will be something explained in a future Star Wars visual atlas or whatever).

The obvious interpretation is plot hooks for a sequel. Are those worlds really destroyed? Who can go round destroying worlds when the Jedi at the height of their power.

I’ve not played the whole game, but there is a hidden high republic world in Jedi Survivor.

“Great Work” sounds sinister, even though the chancellor behind it was benevolent (or where they?)