- "Look here, Rakab, my first week on the job I sent a crate of worms to the wrong planet and I couldn't get them back. Not like a little box. I mean a crate. Now the jungles of Urajab have been reduced to weeds because of an invasive species."
- ―Lee Skillen, to Julen Rakab
Urajab was a terrestrial planet with jungle terrain.[1] At some point by 34 ABY,[2] in the first week of Lee Skillen's job as a supervisor at the company Ohnaka Transport Solutions in Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu, she accidentally sent a crate of worms to Urajab instead of its intended destination. According to Skillen, the worms became an invasive species on Urajab, and destroyed the planet's jungles, reducing them to weeds. Skillen later told the tale to Julen Rakab, a resident of Black Spire Outpost who mistakenly delivered the wrong parcel to Ohnaka Transport Solutions.[1]
Behind the scenes
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Urajab was first mentioned in the novel A Crash of Fate, written by Zoraida Córdova and published in 2019.[1]
AppearancesEdit
- A Crash of Fate (First mentioned, simultaneous with A Crash of Fate audiobook)
- A Crash of Fate audiobook (First mentioned, simultaneous with A Crash of Fate)
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 A Crash of Fate
- ↑ The events of A Crash of Fate take place after the Hosnian Cataclysm, which is dated to 34 ABY by Star Wars: Galactic Atlas. According to the Lucasfilm Story Group's Matt Martin, A Crash of Fate takes place before Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which is also placed in 34 ABY by a timeline shown at D23 Expo 2019. A Crash of Fate must therefore also be set in 34 ABY, and the destruction of Urajab's jungles must have taken place by that year.
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