Okay, I'm Officially Obsessed With Jude Law's New Star Wars Character

Now that it has become a more integral part of the Star Wars: Skeleton CrewI can finally say that I love the character of Jude Law. Initially, at least at the time of Skeleton Crew After the end of episode 1, the character had still not appeared. This wisely allowed younger members Skeleton CrewThe ensemble cast shines, solidifying them as solid characters in their own right. At the end of episode 2, however, Jude Law's “Jedi,” aka Crimson Jack, was introduced.

Naturally, Skeleton Crew episodes 3 and 4 allowed the character to take on a more central role. That said, even episode 3 didn't delve as deeply into his connection with the children, due to the introduction of Kh'ymm and the lingering mystery of Skeleton CrewAttin is taking the focus. In Skeleton Crew episode 4, however, Jude Law Star Wars The character has received the most screen time thus far, showing how brilliantly he plays off the other cast members and what a refreshing personality he truly is.

Jude Law's Mysterious Character Is Vibing For Me

Your personality is infinitely captivating

To be frank, Jude Law's Jod Na Nawood/Crimson Jack is an embodiment of good vibes in a Star Wars history. Law plays the character with effortless charm, which means that every time he's on screen it almost feels like the character is as familiar as a long-running character. Star Wars hero like Han Solo. This same arrogance embodied by Harrison Ford for decades shines through in Law's performance, only reinforced by the way he interacts with the other characters in Skeleton CrewIt's Onyx Cinder.

Skeleton Crew episode 4 was a showcase of that, from the hilarious rivalry between him and SM-33 to the now typical “Star Wars father” trope allowing his connection to the show’s children to be highlighted. In contrast to the often faceless Din Djarin, the somber Cassian Andor or the stoic Ahsoka Tano, Jude Law Skeleton Crew character is a breath of fresh air thanks to his great personality. Never have comedic and simply enjoyable vibes been more prevalent than Jod Na Nawood's response to being called out Skeleton Crew episode 4: “You know what, just shoot me.”

The mystery of Jod Na Nawood is absolutely gripping

There's more story behind the vibes

What makes Jude Law Star Wars even more attractive character is how little Skeleton Crew really revealed about him so far. Jod Na Nawood's name is interchangeable with the pirate Captain Silvo or Crimson Jack, and his connection to the Force – or even lack thereof – remains underdeveloped. This makes Law's character a huge mystery, making the fact that he did Star Wars fans like him so easily and even more impressively.

Typically, a character with so much mystery can lead to skepticism or distrust. With Jod, however, this adds to the character's allure. The new character isn't just one who embodies Han Solo's likable, scoundrel attitude better than anyone else. Stat Wars' Long story, but there is more beneath that surface that suggests a deeper story. He is a survivor of Star Wars Order 66 who avoided the Empire through a life of piracy? Is he simply a Force-sensitive scoundrel manipulating children for points? Who knows – but we can't wait to find out.

I can't wait to see more of Jude Law's character

The future looks bright for the skeleton crew

As Skeleton Crew continues, the main thrill is learning more about Law's character. His checkered history is evident, and the revelations – whatever they may be – promise to be satisfying either way. Beyond that, though, simply seeing how Jod's relationship with the children of Skeleton Crew develops is endlessly intriguing. From Skeleton Crew By the end of episode 4, Jod already appears to be being affectionate towards the children in a way that may go beyond his need for them to reach Attin.

Of course, when it comes to pirates, this can never be taken for granted. Skeleton Crew doesn't have a definitive villain so far, and Law's character becoming more toxic in his manipulation of the children who have become so adorable would be a surefire way to provide the show with a central antagonist. All of these possibilities are equally true, making Jod Na Nawood's future even more intriguing.

Beyond these elements, Jod's story with his former pirate crew has not yet been developed. The pirates, now led by Brutus, have not appeared on the show since the end of Skeleton Crew episode 2. It's hard to imagine they'll let Jod off as easily as he did, especially now with the promise of Attin's supposed eternal treasure at stake. At almost every level, the new Star Wars character is very much at the center of Skeleton Crew and serves as the most intriguing element of the show going forward.