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In October 2021, Disney acquired Lucasfilm, the company that owns theStar Warsfranchise.Star Warshas introduced fans to many types of heroes, villains and fun side characters. However, the introduction ofStar Wars: Skeleton Crewhas brought forth a character we’d never have expected from the franchise, a Disney princess.

While the idea of royalty in theStar Warsuniverse has been explored with Princess Leia, Queen Padmé, etc, a full-blown Disney princess is a new concept for the franchise. Could this new character join the ranks of Ariel, Moana and the others? Let’s find out who it is and her potential to serve as the new kind of Disney princess.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crewintroduces us to a Disney princess in the making
Star Wars: Skeleton Crewis a series set in the same timeline asThe Mandalorian, after the events ofReturn of the Jedi. It showcasesFern, played by Ryan Kiera Armstrong,subtly unveiling her royal lineage through her mother’s pivotal role.
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As the Undersecretary of At Attin, Fern’s mother holds significant authority, allowing her access to critical installations like the Mint and the Supervisor’s Tower. Additionally, her ability to override the Barrier, a crucial security mechanism, demonstrates her influence in At Attin.
IntheStar Wars’context, such authority transcends mere bureaucratic power. It situates Fern’s mother as the leader of At Attin, effectively making her the highest-ranking human on the planet. This elevated status translates into a sort of monarchical position, making her the closest thing to a queen within the lore. Hence, Fern inherits this status, making her a Princess in Disney’sStar Wars.

UserBusiness_Bathroom501suggested this ideology to a Reddit forum. Fans had a pretty divided opinion on this. Some even said that Fern resembled Princess Leia from when she was a child.
Overall, now thatStar Warsis a part of Disney, it’s highly likely that Fern will soon be considered a Disney princess hailing from a science fiction universe instead of a fantasy universe, making her the first of her kind.

The potential impact of Fern being considered a Disney princess
The addition of Fern as a Disney princess has the potential to reshape the way audiences view the intersection of science fiction and traditional fairy-tale royalty. By introducing a character who embodies the qualities of a princess while existing in a futuristic, galactic setting, Disney opens the door to entirely new storytelling possibilities.
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Fern’s inclusion would appeal to a new set of fans who admire the blend of science fiction and strong, relatable characters. Her story could inspire viewers to see leadership and bravery not just in the context of magical kingdoms but also in the vast and complex universe ofStar Wars. This move would emphasize that princesses can come from all walks of life, even from a galaxy far, far away.
As Fern’s character continues todevelop withinStar Wars: Skeleton Crew,her potential recognition as a Disney princess would connect two of Disney’s most beloved franchises and audience types.

Star Wars: Skeleton Crewis streaming on Disney+.
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Ojas Goel is not just a writer by profession but one by heart His love for Marvel, DC, Star Wars, LOTR, Game of Thrones, and the intriguing world of anime is unmatched. This burning passion urged him to voice his opinions on the such topics and remain connected to the developments that follow. He particularly resonates with Tyrion Lannister as he likes the way he thinks and gets out of tricky situations. Ojas is a BCA graduate and loves to dive into the tech intricacies in his free time.
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