Summary
The first trailer forStar Wars: Skeleton Crewis here, finally beginning the show’s long-awaited marketing campaign. As one of manyupcomingStar WarsTV shows,Skeleton Crewis highly anticipated. This anticipation is only increased due toSkeleton Crew’s place in the franchise’s timeline, with the show nestled in the heart ofStar Wars’New Republic era. Since its announcement, many have desired a first look atSkeleton Crew’s exciting story, with Disney and Lucasfilm finally obliging.
At long last, the first trailer forStar Wars: Skeleton Crewhas been revealed at D23 (viaStar Wars). The new trailer confirms elements of the show that were already announced, from first looks at Jude Law’s newStar Warscharacter to the group of children who will serve as the primary focus of the new series. With the marketing finally underway, more trailers, behind-the-scenes videos, and news updates can be expected beforeSkeleton Crewbegins streaming on Disney+ on July 06, 2025, with a two-episode premiere.
The trailer also makes clear thatStar Warsis proving its prior claim true;Skeleton Crewreally will bring something brand-new toStar Warsmovies and TV shows.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Trailer Breakdown
The first trailer for Star Wars’ newest TV show - Skeleton Crew - is finally here, bringing a first look at the series’ cast, characters, and story.
Skeleton Crew Is Exactly What Star Wars Claimed It Would Be
Skeleton Crewwas billed as a coming-of-ageStar Warsstory featuring children from an Earth-like planet. Thus far, the trailer has proved that entirely true. The planet from which the children come is indeed shockingly similar to Earth, and it’s evident that the plot will primarily focus on their experience of being lost in the galaxy.
Jude Law’s character is confirmed to be Force-sensitive.
However, the trailer contained some surprises as well. Jude Law’s character, Jod Na Nawood, has been prominently featured in the advertising for the show leading up to this trailer release, and it was evident that he would be joining the children on their journey. However,the trailer saw Law’s character using the Force. While the children then referred to him as a Jedi, it isn’t clear whether this is the case. Regardless of the title, though, Jod Na Nawood is confirmed to be Force-sensitive.
This will prove particularly interesting in light of the era in which the show is set. Specifically,Skeleton Crewis confirmed to take place at the same time asThe Mandalorian, meaning this is the New Republic era. The existence of a brand-new Force-user at this time is therefore significant and a bit shocking. Surely, this will have implications for this era far beyond just the show; after all, by the sequel trilogy, Luke Skywalker was meant to be the sole remaining Jedi.
Of course, this is just one of no doubt many surprises in store inSkeleton Crew. AsThe Acolytejust proved,Star Warscontinues to be a franchise with tricks up its sleeve, so even in light of the new information provided in the trailer, there is so much that remains to be seen. However, with the first trailer officially released, it’s safe to assume that updates onStar Wars: Skeleton Crewwill now be ongoing.
Skeleton Crew begins streaming with a two-episode premiere on June 02, 2025, on Disney+.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew
Cast
Skeleton Crew follows four ordinary children who become lost in the expansive Star Wars galaxy. As they navigate unfamiliar worlds and the challenges they present, the group endeavors to find their way back to their home planet, undertaking a journey across the iconic Star Wars universe.
