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TheStar Warssequel trilogy featured many different planet , and this list explain all of them , from Jakku to Exegol . When George Lucas launchedStar Warsback in 1977 , he go to bang-up lengths to establish the sheer scale of his saga . Ever since then , every newStar Warsmovie or tv set show has contribute fresh worlds and system , fleshing out theStar Warsgalaxy map . These mapping split up the coltsfoot into rough circles , from the Deep Core to the Outer Rim . There ’s also a vast unexplored region called theUnknown Regions , hard to explore because of hyperspace anomalies .
TheStar Warssequel trilogy - set during after theNew RepublicEra - is mostly set on the Outer Rim . This is because so many of these major planet are distant and uninhabited , allow groups such as the First Order and the Resistance to operate with a stage of privacy . The Galactic Core - include planets from the prequels such as Coruscant - is almost entirely absent . Here are all the planets from theStar Warssequel trilogy .
18Jakku
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Location
Within the Western Reaches of the Inner Rim
Other key appearances
Chuck Wendig ’s " Aftermath " trilogy , Claudia Gray’sLost Stars
Rey ’s homeworld , Jakku is renowned as a junkyard satellite in the far Western Reaches of the Outer Rim . This was the site of the final struggle between the Empire and the New Republic a year afterReturn of the Jedi , with Palpatine ’s factor turn the major planet into a gigantic turkey that would obliterate their enemies . New Republic agents successfully defused the bomb calorimeter during theBattle of Jakku , however , and the planet survived - becoming a safe - harbor for Rey ’s parents when they fled from the First Order year later . Jakku is the first major planet seen inStar Wars : The Force Awakens , the public where Finn deserts and see Rey .
17Takodana
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Within the Western Reaches of the Mid Rim
Daniel José Older , Toni Bruno and Michael AtiyehStar Wars : The High Republic Adventures
Located in the Western Reaches of the Mid Rim , Takodana is the location of Maz Kanata ’s ancient temple . The beautiful satellite was once internet site of a Jedi Temple as well , but this was destroy by space plagiariser known as the Nihil during theHigh Republic Era . Han Solo takes Rey and Finn to meet with Maz inStar Wars : The Force Awakens , and it is subsequently assail by the First Order . It is on Takodana that Rey has her first vision , before meetiing Kylo Ren . Han Solo and Leia are reunited after a Resistance countermove and the death of Maz ’s temple home .
16Ilum/Starkiller Base
Unknown part
Star Wars : The Clone Wars , " The Gathering,“Jedi : fall Holy Order
Located in the Unknown Regions and light upon by the first Jedi using theirForce powersto hone in onplanets rich in the Force , Ilum is noted for its kyber quartz - the crystal that focus the power of a Jedi ’s lightsaber . For generations , Ilum was the planet Jedi Younglings were taken to so they could find their crystals . The Empire lay claim Ilum , however , and the First Order completed regal operation to reverse the intact satellite into a superweapon called Starkiller Base . It is used to decapitate the New Republic by destroying both the galactic capital and the Defense Fleet , before Ilum itself is destroy by the Resistance . Han Solo meets his hearbreaking remainder on Starkiller Base during the attack .
15Hosnian Prime
Galactic Core
None
Located in the Hosnian System , Hosnian Prime was the location of theNew Republic SenateandDefense Fleetthat was alas all destroy by Starkiller Base . Only a glance of its surface is seen inStar Wars : The Force Awakens , but in that one scene , Korr Sella , a Resistance agent , and Lanever Villecham , the Chancellor of the New Republic , both look up to their oncoming death . Hosnian Prime ’s wipeout created a power vacuity the First Order immediately absorb in the galaxy .
14D’Qar
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Outer Rim Territories
Lost Starsby Claudia Gray
D’Qar is an Outer Rim world extend in pitcher’s mound and forests remark for its band – something not very usual inStar Wars . The Resistance had their headquarters there for twelvemonth , and it ’s where many missions like the attack on Starkiller Base are launched from . InStar Wars : The Last Jedi , the substructure is put down by a First Order dreadnought just before the Battle of D’Qar , which results in the deprivation of the Resistance bombardment fleet .
13Ahch-To
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Introduced inStar Wars : The Force Awakens , Ahch - To - located in the Unnown Regions - is believed to bethe original homeworld of the Jedi Ordersome 25,000 years ago . It consisted of mostly islands , and was populate by aliens called Caretakers . Luke Skywalker fled there follow the destruction of his new Jedi Temple by Kylo Ren , and it ’s where Rey finds him and is trained . Luke stays on Ahch - To until his death , and even meet Rey there as a Force ghost when she flees the conflict against Palpatine inStar war : The Rise of Skywalker .
12Ossus
The Mandalorianseason 2,The Book of Boba Fett , The Rise of Kylo Renby Charles Soule & Will Sliney
preface inStar WarsLegends , Ossus was envisioned as another likely Jedi homeworld . This remote Outer Rim planet , hard to find due to navigational hazards , was whereLuke Skywalker built his Jedi Temple . In the first two sequel trilogy films , Luke flaunt back to see his temple before and after its destruction . Ossus has later been fleshed out inThe Book of Boba Fett , where we see the origins of Luke ’s temple . The planet Ossus inLegendswas the location of one of Luke ’s Jedi Temples as well .
11Cantonica
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Corporate Sector
Canto Bightanthology
Cantonica is a removed yet affluent major planet in the honored Corporate Sector of the Outer Rim , and it is a desert world take down as site of the city of Canto Bight . This Earth is a playpen for the rich and powerful of the galax . Finn and Rose are imprisoned there , before being broken out by BB-8 and DJ , leading to a cross - city Fathier chase to free the misuse animals . This is also where the young Force - Sensitive Scots heather boy Temiri Blagg go , as he ’s featured inThe Last Jedi ’s epilog .
10Crait
Leia : Princess of Alderaanby Claudia Gray
Located in the Outer Rim , Crait is a mineral satellite full of crystals and covered in a stratum of salt ( it in reality snows salt on Crait ) . Crait is a secret sure-enough Rebel basis established during by Leia ’s father Bail Organa himself . The Resistance take recourse on Crait while flit the First Order inStar warfare : The Last Jedi , and they only get away thanks to the help of Luke Skywalker . Luke externalise his double to the major planet to distract and duel with Kylo Ren in a heroic final stand on Crait , where Rey deliver the Resistance .
9Mustafar
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
Star Wars : Episode III - Revenge of the Sith , Rogue One : A Star Wars Story , Vader : Immortal
The only prequel creation in the continuation , Mustafar is a lava planet in the Outer Rimwhere Anakin duel Obi - Wan Kenobi inStar warfare : Episode III - Revenge of the Sith . A satellite rich in the Force , Mustafar was turn to the dark side when its ruled Lady Corvax undertake to do a dark side ritual to curb death itself . It became coveted by the Sith , with Palpatine ship the breakaway leadership there to be slain by Darth Vader - only for Obi - Wan to interfere . Darth Vader had the spirit of the ancientSith heretic Darth Mominhelp him manufacture a fort that would allow him to tap into the Force on Mustafar , but by the metre of the sequels , this is just a ruination . The planet itself is actually recovering from its millenary - old morose side taint , explain why Kylo Ren finds an domain with trees and vegetation inStar Wars : The Rise of Skywalker .
Star Wars is singular in that everything is considered canyon - and with Mustafar , the Lucasfilm Story Group has woven a arresting narrative .
