Pantora is home of the blue-skinned Pantorans, a people who first appeared in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith -- played by George Lucas and his family.

A model of a SoroSuub Personal Luxury Yacht can be spotted on the manager's desk in the spaceport. This type of ship was made famous in Legends-era storytelling by Lando Calrissian's personal craft, the Lady Luck. It later appeared in Star Wars Rebels as a ship owned by Hondo Ohnaka called Fortune and Glory, which is a reference to another Lucasfilm property: Indiana Jones.

As with many urban Star Wars environments, tooka-cats of unique colors can be seen in the streets of Pantora.

The six-legged, dog-like voorpaks are also seen being carted around the streets. Voorpaks were made famous in Star Wars Resistance thanks to Torra Doza's mischievous pet, Buggles.

The clone trooper toy that Omega plays with in the Gran's shop is similar to the stormtrooper toy owned by a young Jyn Erso in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and sold by Zabaka at the Toydarian Toymaker store in Black Spire Outpost on Batuu.

Fennec Shand makes her animation debut in this episode -- about a year and a half after her first appearance in The Mandalorian. Here we see a younger Shand, with Star Wars: The Bad Batch set roughly 30 years before The Mandalorian. She may be be less experienced, but she's no less dangerous; and if the bounty hunter sounds the same, that's because she's voiced by original Shand actor Ming-Na Wen.