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Forest world · Outer Rim · N-6
At Attin
A tidy, isolated world run by droids and routine, where the young heroes of Skeleton Crew grow up.
- Region
- Outer Rim
- Grid
- N-6
- Sector
- Quelii
- System
- At Attin
- Climate
- Wooded and tidy
- Terrain
- Forests, suburban towns
- Inhabitants
- At Attin citizens, Droids and the Supervisor
Overview
At Attin is an orderly, peaceful world, looked after by service droids and diligent citizens who live quiet lives and know almost nothing of the wider galaxy[1]. Forests surround its tidy suburban towns.
Few people there ever wonder what lies beyond the sky. Wim, Fern, KB and Neel, the four children who grow up in these towns, are the heroes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew[1][2].
Who lives here
At Attin citizens
Diligent townspeople who live orderly lives and know almost nothing of the wider galaxy. Wim, Fern, KB and Neel all come from here[1].
Droids and the Supervisor
Service droids look after the towns and their people, while a massive droid known as the Supervisor rules the whole world[2].
Role in the galaxy
Chronicle
Events are in story order. Spoilers stay hidden until you open them — or mark the title as watched on the timeline, and they open by themselves.
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≈ 9 ABY
Wim wanders into a derelict ship, and the four children are carried off into space, far from their hidden home[2].
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≈ 9 ABY
Spoiler · Skeleton CrewShowYou've watched it
Pirates reach At Attin when the barrier accepts the Onyx Cinder as a local ship. The Supervisor droid is destroyed, Wendle and Fara bring down the barrier, and New Republic forces arrive to beat the pirates[2].
Heroes from At Attin
Where to see At Attin
Every film, series and game in the timeline where At Attin appears, in watch order.
Filmed on Earth
At Attin was created in the studio and with visual effects — there is no real location to visit.
Questions about At Attin
Where is At Attin in Star Wars?
At Attin is a remote, little-known planet of the Outer Rim. Most of the galaxy has never heard of it, and its own people rarely think about the galaxy either[1].