Pirates attack, heroes rise, and 'The Real Good Guys' band together.
but the one that best captured what the project is at its core. Sure, it would be nice to know what happens after the fighting is done or how the planet is affected by all the developments of the episode, but the story ended right when it should, with this group of kids being reunited with their parents, finally back home after the adventure is completed.
If that wasn’t exciting enough, shortly after we get another great sequence, one that makes homage to the climactic bike chase in, with Wim, Neel, and KB deciding to take the Onyx Cinder outside the barrier to try and get help while Wim’s dad tags along. It is a thrilling sequence, as we see the speeder bikes moving across the neighborhood while evading the pirates. Wim’s dad also gets super excited when they make the jump and manage to cross the forest cliff, which is adorable.
Then there’s Fana, who sees the oppressive barrier around At Attin as more of a safety measure to protect children from the horrors of the galaxy. If they let more people in or threaten the integrity of the barrier, it will all be for nothing.
This allows KB to fly the ship—with the help of the best first mate, SM 33 —while Neel mans the cannon on top of the school building and shoots at the pirates. There is no way these kids can simply go back to school and learn about economics when they just became the coolest bunch of youngsters since Anakin single-handedly blew up the droid-control ship in. After contacting Kh’ymm and having her call the New Republic for aid, all that is left is shutting down the barrier.
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