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5. Is That Red Planet Dathomir?
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This is a long-shot, given that there are so many red planets in Star Wars, but given Darth Maul's resurgent presence in the Original Trilogy canon, might it be possible that Respawn are gearing up to take Cal to his homeworld of Dathomir?
Dathomir has featured prominently in the Expanded Universe since the new Clone Wars series came around in 2009, and that red landscape looks familiar. Kestis is accompanied by his faithful droid BD-1 companion and a yet-to-be-named starship, resting by a fireplace on the red planet.
The two other most prominent red-surface planets are Mustafar and Shola, but the former has a yellow sun, whereas the planet seen here has a red sun instead. It could be that this is a completely new locale, but if the opportunity was there to duel Darth Maul, wouldn't Respawn go ahead and take it?
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