And sure enough, that turns out to be the destination to which the creature is creepily crawling. Yet, as the odd arachnid moves closer to the forefront, and the crimson-liquid-filled globe it carries underneath becomes distinguishable, the creature is likely to ring a few bells from viewers who recognize it as one of the myriad monsters seen in Jabba the Hutt’s palace in 1983’s Return of the Jedi. While the order’s morbid, jar-brained backstory is interesting in its own right, the monk’s presence could prove indicative of Boba’s criminal syndicate power consolidation.Ĭasual Star Wars fans were likely left inquisitive upon The Book of Boba Fett trailer’s immediate sight of a serene Tatooine desert landscape being interrupted by the approach of a horrific spider creature moving with a frighteningly frenetic gait evocative of a classic stop-motion animation creation from Ray Harryhausen.

Yet, its focus on classic concepts was made clear with the clip’s opening shot, featuring one of Return of the Jedi’s most curious creatures, a B’omarr monk. The Book of Boba Fett trailer touts the belated fulfillment of a TV series concept focused on the seedier, “scum and villainy” side of the galaxy as once teased in Lucasfilm’s nixed pre-Disney TV project, Star Wars: Underworld.

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