While Dok-Ondar may be lying, he claims that his parents were both gardeners and were killed over a related “archeological secret” when he was young. Dok-Ondar prevails upon Îmwe to allow him to make off with the piece, one of 2,303 similar artifacts located throughout the temple. The statue was guarded by members of the Church of the Force known as the Guardians of the Whills - among them Chirrut Îmwe himself. According to that comic, Dok-Ondar snuck into the temple during the early Imperial era. Galactic Standard Time was forever divided into two distinct periods: Before the Battle of Yavin (BBY) and After the Battle of Yavin (ABY).ĩ) A statue from Jedha’s Temple of the Kyber, acquired by Dok-Ondar personally with the help of Hondo Ohnaka in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #3, a five-issue arc from Marvel. Of note is the fact that the calendar in the Star Wars universe changed following the events in A New Hope. In that film’s official novelization, the commendation was also awarded to Chewbacca. It was awarded to Han Solo and Luke Skywalker in a ceremony at the conclusion of Star Wars: A New Hope. This military decoration dates back to the Clone Wars era of the Galactic Republic. An Anooba named Marrok was owned by Embo, a bounty hunter who appeared in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels animated series.Ĩ) A Medal of Bravery, commonly referred to as the Yavin Medal. Anakin Skywalker eventually dispatched the creature, running it down on the back of a three-horned Reek.ħ) The bust of an Anooba, a carnivorous, doglike creature said to be common in the Outer Rim Territories. It was a Nexu that wounded Senator Padmé Amidala during the climactic battle at the conclusion of that film. Fans of the prequel trilogy will recognize these creatures as one of Archduke Poggle the Lesser’s menagerie on Geonosis. Rook was a Weequay, a native of the desert world Sriluur, as is Hondo Ohnaka, another central character at Galaxy’s Edge.Ħ) The bust of a Nexu, a catlike creature native to the planet Cholganna. The weapon was also used by Pagetti Rook, another of Jabba’s guards, to push Luke Skywalker out onto the plank above the sarlacc pit. Lando carried one when disguised as Tamtel Skreej, whose armor he stole prior to embedding inside Jabba’s palace. Enhanced melee weapons, these were common among Jabba the Hutt’s guards.
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Corellian hounds pursued a young Han Solo and Q’ira in their dangerous speeder chase through Corellia’s Coronet City in the movie Solo.ĥ) A BD-1 Cutter Vibro-A X. Similar hounds were kept by enforcers of Lady Proxima’s criminal organization, the White Worms. Another axe, in the lower right corner of this same wall below the Anooba, is also of Gamorrean make.Ĥ) The bust of a Corellian hound. Han Solo used the carcass of a dead Tauntaun to keep Luke Skywalker warm while waiting for rescue, which came the following morning when Rogue Squadron’s Zev Senesca found them huddled together inside a temporary survival shelter.ģ) A Gamorrean axe of the type seen in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Note that you can buy a park-exclusive sabacc set, complete with dice, at the marketplace just up the street from Dok-Ondar’s.Ģ) The bust of a Tauntaun, which Rebel forces used to patrol the area around Echo Base on the planet Hoth in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Vandor is also the setting for the train heist seen in that film. Later, Han Solo wins the Millennium Falcon from Lando Calrissian in a game of sabacc in Solo: A Star Wars Story. That’s where the Millenium Falcon is taken to be impounded after the events of Marvel’s Star Wars: Lando - Double or Nothing.
Hopefully my efforts to identify these items enhances your own trip to a galaxy far, far away.ġ) The bust of a Kod’yok, an animal native to the planet Vandor. I’ve read all the comics, studied all the movies, and even dug deep into the abandoned lore from old tabletop and video games. I spent the last few weeks tracking down information about as many of those items as I could find. Nevertheless, many of the items in Dok-Ondar’s collection confounded me. I consider myself a pretty knowledgeable fan of the Star Wars universe, both old and new. But what I found inside was so much more elaborate and thoughtful than I could have possibly imagined. I was expecting a sort of TGI Friday’s experience, with ephemera bolted haphazardly to the walls.
The highlight of my first trip to Disney Parks’ largest-ever themed land was a visit to Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities, a combination souvenir shop and Star Wars museum. Even the cast members who work there are in on the action, role-playing as residents of the planet Batuu. Disney’s Galaxy’s Edge is a remarkable place, designed from top to bottom to bring the world of Star Wars to life.
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