Skeleton Crew Episode 7 solves two of the series’ biggest mysteries

This article contains Spoilers For Episode 7 of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, “We’re Gonna Be in Big Trouble.”

Sometimes a mystery is a mystery. In other cases, it is just normal information that has not yet been transmitted. In “We’ll be in a lot of trouble” “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” inspired by Amblin He finally reveals that his biggest secrets – the Onyx Cinder spaceship and the hidden planet Attin – belong to the latter category.

After finding Onyx Cinder and accidentally leaving their home planet for a big space adventure, Wim (Ravi Cabot-Conyers), Fern (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), KB (Kyriana Kratter), and Neel (voiced by Robert Timothy Smith) discover that… The rest of the galaxy knows that Attin is nothing more than a legend. Even the scenes taking place on this seemingly perfect planet have a heavy “slash” feel, with people undertaking mysterious, closely guarded missions in a project known as “The Great Work.” In fact, before Episode 7 of “Skeleton Crew,” all we knew for sure was that Attin had an ancient mint.

“We’re Gonna Be in a Lot of Trouble” finally reveals why Attin seems to have so many secrets: every major character in the show simply happens to be either an outsider who knows precious little about the planet to begin with or a minor citizen of Attin who has never been told about the planet’s true nature. when Jude Na Nawood (Jude Law) When Onyx Cinder lands and the children meet their parents, the adults almost casually say that the people of Attin are aware of the planet’s properties after they graduate. The natives are all keenly aware of the planet’s nature as a mint (and perhaps a gold reserve), and that its location is protected simply to deter thieves like Judd.

Episode 7 of “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” reveals that Attin is less of an enigma and more of a well-protected branch of the “Star Wars” equivalent of the Treasury Department. This also explains why Onyx Cinder appears so effective. The show’s central spaceship, which the kids find in Episode 1 of “Skeleton Crew”, titled “This Could Be a Real Adventure”, is known to many low-level people as a legendary ship. famous “Star Wars” pirate Tuck Renaud He used to have it, and is perfectly capable of surviving Attin’s defense mechanisms. Episode 6, “Zero Friends Again”, reveals that the ship has the unique ability to shed its armor in order to escape a difficult situation.

In Episode 7, we discover that Onyx Cinder is only legendary in the same sense that Attin herself is. The ship is actually from Attin, and has been retrofitted and upgraded with armor to survive the pirate life. This explains almost all of the special features mentioned above, from the removable armor to his presence on the planet at the beginning of the show and his ability to exit and enter Attin.

Just like that, We’re Gonna Be in So Much Trouble offers completely plausible and boring explanations for the greatest mysteries ever thrown at the viewer. Fortunately, there are still possibilities for more surprises, from Judd’s true identity to the lingering mysteries of Overseer Aten (voiced by Stephen Fry) and legendary pirate Tuck Renaud. Maybe these secrets will also get surprisingly simple explanations in the final episode of Season 1 on January 14, 2025… or maybe “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” is just saving its greatest jaw-droppers for the grand finale.