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Red Rulers
In Star Wars, the color red symbolizes what C.S.
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Umbara
In "Darkness on Umbara" (The Clone Wars 4.7), Clone Troopers mount a military campaign on the planet Umbara.
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Working in the Depths
In "Narkina 5" (Andor 1.8), Cassian Andor is sent to an Imperial prison on the watery world of Narkina 5.
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Mustafar and Exegol
The third film of the prequel trilogy and the third film of the sequel trilogy feature the two most hellish planets in the Skywalker Saga.
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The Rising Phoenix
In "Redemption" (The Mandalorian 1.8), the Armorer gifts a jetpack to Din Djarin, asking if he has trained in "The Rising Phoenix" – the Mandalorian…
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Erebus
In "Juggernaut" (The Bad Batch 3.12), former Vice Admiral Rampart is imprisoned in an Imperial labor camp on the desert planet Erebus.
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The Jedi and Sith Temples
In the first and last episodes of the Skywalker Saga, the audience is introduced to the temples of the Jedi and the Sith.
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Light and Dark Sisters
The Acolyte centers on the twin sisters Osha and Mae Aniseya.
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Morley
In "Brothers" (The Clone Wars 4.21), the snakelike creature Morley helps Savage Opress search for his brother, Darth Maul.
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Dante (Regaining the True Path)
When Barriss Offee is brought to the Fortress Inquisitorius in "Devotion" (Tales of the Empire 1.4), she must compete against another young ex-Jedi…
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Lady Proxima
At the beginning of Solo: A Star Wars Story, the adolescent Han Solo is a small-time criminal who works for the worm-like Lady Proxima.
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So Uncivilized!
In the third film of each Skywalker Saga trilogy, a hero travels to a desert planet to pursue an enemy with animal associations: a villain made inhuman…
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