Star Wars Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith instal the new version for ios

This water contained many powerful currents created by the tidal forces of Utapau’s moons. IT was when the conditions worsened that the Pu’auns had to go underground and live harmoniously with the Utai.īelow Utapau’s surface was the massive “world-ocean,” a huge subterranean body of water. The climate and tunnel lifestyle wasn’t always like this, the conditions on the surface had gotten worse over time, but originally, the Pu’auns lived on the surface, while the Utai were the ones living underground. And also Bands of Sugi lived on the planet. The majority of Utapau’s Amani lived deep underground. Pau’ans and Utai were native to Utapau, while the Amani had settled on the planet by the Clone Wars. These cities and mining operations have tunnels that extend deep into the planet and expand all across it, underneath the harsh surface. The sinkholes, not all, but most feature intricate cities, homes, shops, and mining operations to extract the precious minerals that are found in the galaxy. Which is why there are the sinkholes that we see Kenobi fly into while arriving at the planet.Īt the bottom of those sinkholes is precious water, as we see through Kenobi, again, after Cody gets the order for order 66 and turns on his General and friend.

Aside from the natives being horrendously ugly, the surface is super windy, barren, and desert-like.

Utapau is located in the outer rim of the galaxy and is ringed by numerous moons, which helps in its whole seclusion aspect but to reinforce the fact that its secluded is probably because no one wants to go there.

Star Wars Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith instal the new version for ios