The Rise of Skywalker Planets

The Rise of Skywalker introduced some beautiful new plants, so I am excited to take a closer look at these. The final installment to the Star Wars sequel trilogy offered different planets. Both new and familiar landscapes, and the planets found in The Rise of Skywalker all have their own story.

Ajan Kloss

Ajan Kloss is the first planet that we see in The Rise of Skywalker. This is where Rey was training and where the resistance is hanging out.

Ajan Kloss in The Rise of Skywalker

This planet’s natives, the Kloss, had died out eons ago. So the planet was uninhabited by the time some Alderaanian scouts found the planet before the Galactic Civil War. The planet then fell under the possession of the Alderaanian Royal Family and was used as a secret stronghold for the family. Leia had inherited it after the death of her parents and never took the Rebellion there. She did take Luke to train her in the Jedi ways. Luke used it to train his first generation of Jedi.

It was not until The Rise of Skywalker that Leia and the Resistance used the planet, again.

Pasaana

Pasaana is the next planet on the list. This is a desert planet that is in the expansion region of the galaxy. The natives, the Aki-Aki reject spaceflight and the technology like it. Except for some farming tools to make their lives easier. They have a more simplistic lifestyle and unlike most other Star Wars desert planets, the planet is full of culture and art, as seen in the Festival of Ancestors, which happens every 42 years.

Pasaana in The Rise of Skywalker

Under the surface are tunnels that are filled with water, but there are native species that hide in the caves waiting for unsuspecting, thirsty Aki-Aki.

Kijimi

Kijimi is the next planet on the list. This is in the Mid-Rim of the Galaxy and is covered in mountains and snow. This is where Zorri Bliss and her friends, the Spice Runners of Kijimi hide out. There isn’t much on this frozen planet. It was destroyed in 35ABY by a Xyston-Class Star Destroyer from the sith eternal final order fleet.

Kijimi in The Rise of Skywalker
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Kef Bir

Kef Bir is the next planet or moon to look at. This is the neighbor to the Forrest Moon of Endor and this is the Ocean Planet of Endor, orbiting the gas giant. The moon and planet are in the outer rim territories and this moon is covered with rough oceans and grasslands. This ocean moon is where most of the wreckage from the second Death Star landed.

Kef Bir in The Rise of Skywalker

The ocean moon was the original location for the second Death Star to orbit, but they had changed it to the forest moon of Endor because this moon had too few ores.

Exegol

And finally, Exegol, the hidden sith planet that was located in the unknown regions. Another planet ruined by the Sith, it was originally lush, but over time the sith had turned it into the dark, barren desert that it is now. its dry conditions, combined with the rubbing of dust particles in its atmosphere, created enormous static discharges that appeared as lightning strikes from the planet’s surface.

Exegol in The Rise of Skywalker

The Sith Eternal cult had inhabited the planet and they were the ones who helped to keep Palpatine alive with the cloning facilities. Palpatine and Vader were the only two to have possession of the sith Wayfinder and therefore it had made the planet invisible for years.

This is the final resting place of Palpatine and the First Order, Empire, however, you want to look at it.

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