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Tatoo system

Astrographical
Region	Outer Rim Territories^[1]
Sector	Arkanis sector^[1]
Grid coordinates	R-16^[1]
Suns	Tatoo I Tatoo II
Orbits	Tatooine Ghomrassen Guermessa Chenini Ohann 3 Moons Adriana 4 Moons
Space stations	Station-Star 1 Rebel Space Station Tatooine Space Station
Asteroids	Dragon's Spine Jabba's Star Iron Planet
Nebulae	Ghost Tide Nebula
Trade routes	Old Corellian Run^[2] The Crystal Passage^[2] Triellus Trade Route^[2] Tatooine navigation system^[2]
Quadrants / regions	Black Venom Sea Deep Sea Quadrant Desert Sands Quadrant Dragon's Pearl Hutt Claims Miner's Yard Quadrant Outer Rim Quadrant Pirate's Gold Trader's Grotto Valarian Sun
Societal
Native species	Kumumgah Jawas Tusken Raiders
Immigrated species	Humans Hutts Rakata Various others
Languages	Jawaese Jawa Trade language Tusken Galactic Basic Standard Huttese Rakatan
Affiliation	Infinite Empire Galactic Republic Hutt Cartel Sith Empire Gardulla the Elder's criminal empire Jabba Desilijic Tiure's Criminal Empire Confederacy of Independent Systems Galactic Empire Alliance to Restore the Republic New Republic Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire

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"There's a battle going on -- right here in our system!"

―Luke Skywalker^[src]

The Tatoo system, also known as the Tatooine system, contained the planet Tatooine, which orbited its twin suns, Tatoo I and Tatoo II. It was located in the Arkanis sector.

1 Description
2 History
3 Inhabitants
4 Behind the scenes
5 Appearances
- 5.1 Non-canon appearances
6 Sources
7 Notes and references
8 External links
- 8.1 In other languages

DescriptionEdit

Tatoo system was a binary star system located at the crossroads of the Triellus Trade Route and the Old Corellian Run in the Arkanis sector of the Slice's Outer Rim segment. The system formed around the G-type stars Tatoo I and Tatoo II, and contained Tatooine, its moons Ghomrassen, Guermessa and Chenini, the gas giants Ohann and Adriana, and their seven moons.^[2]

The twin suns of the Tatoo system created premature aging in Humans on Tatooine.^[3]

HistoryEdit

Early historyEdit

Some early explorers thought the first planet of the system to be the third star, because of it blazing light reflected by its sodium-rich deserts.^[4] Tatooine had a strong presence in the Force, which led the Infinite Empire of the Rakata to the Tatoo system. The collapse of their empire in 25,200 BBY caused the system to be left alone for some millennia. The Galactic Republic explored the segment of the Slice wherein this system was located during the Great Manifest Period and the Indecta Era. By 1,004 BBY, the nearby region belonged to the New Sith Empire, including Hutt Space, a large region of the known galaxy controlled by the Hutt species. After the Seventh Battle of Ruusan in 1,000 BBY the system remained in Hutt control until the reign of the Galactic Empire.^[2]

Galactic Civil WarEdit

In 0 BBY during the Galactic Civil War, Senator Leia Organa acquired the plans of the DS-1 Orbital Battle Station, simply known as the first Death Star. While carrying the plans aboard the CR90 corvette Tantive IV to the Alliance to Restore the Republic, the ship was captured by the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer Devastator in the Tatoo system. Princess Organa placed the plans in the R2-series astromech droid and ordered him to carry it to former Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi. R2-D2 rode a Class-6 escape pod with the protocol droid C-3PO to the planet Tatooine. After caught by a clan of the native junk-trader Jawas, and brought by the moisture farmer Owen Lars, the droids met with Kenobi. Meanwhile, the stormtroopers of the Desert Sands tracked the droids and killed the Jawas and the Larses. Luke Skywalker, orphaned nephew of Lars joined Kenobi in his quest to carry the plans to Alderaan. After in Mos Eisley they hired Captain Han Solo and Chewbacca, crews of the YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon, they breached the blockade of Tatooine and left for Alderaan with the plans.^[5]

In 1 ABY, the Tatoo system was put under Imperial curfew by a Nameless Moff. Ackmena, the bartender of Mos Eisley Cantina on Tatooine, was the one to receive the message, who reluctantally reponded by singing to her gust to leave.

During the Galactic Civil War the system changed hand several times: it's region was taken from the New Republic by the Empire during the Thrawn campaign, but was left after the Grand Admiral's death.^[2]

Legacy eraEdit

Later the space around the Tatoo system was controlled by the Galactic Alliance, until the Sith-Imperial War 127–130 ABY, when the Fel Empire conquested much of the known galaxy, but was quickly replaced by Darth Krayt's Sith Empire.^[2]

InhabitantsEdit

Main article: Kumumgah

Main article: Tusken Raider

Main article: Jawa

Behind the scenesEdit

The Tatoo system was first mentioned in the novelization of A New Hope, ghostwritten by Alan Dean Foster and published in 1976.

The game Star Wars: Rebel Assault shows an asteroid field right outside or near Tatooine. Although this isn't a contradiction, the field doesn't appear in any other official source. However Star Wars Galaxies shows an asteroid field near Tatooine.

In real life, twin suns in a star system is possible, and actually a common occurrence throughout the universe.