So, it appears to be a new edit from George Lucas that has only now seen the light of day on a wider scale. So, what gives? Disney told The Verge it was a change “made by George made prior to the Disney acquisition.” This time, just before firing off a shot, he says something that sounds like “Maclunkey.” Ewoks are never referenced by name in Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi, and it's unlikely the vulptices will have a more significant role than they did.Another Greedo change. Of course, there's no guarantee that the creature's name will even be mentioned in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, quite often it seems that Star Wars is full of details created by the story people that never actually become part of the film.
The name is a nice touch, especially for those that will recognize the name's Latin roots. The name of the animals came from Lucasfilm story team member Pablo Hidalgo, who took the Latin word for fox, vulpes, and added a bit of galactic flare to it.
Perhaps some of our heroes will need to make their escape via the tunnels beneath the planet, and the shine given off by a vulptex will help them navigate in the dark. Apparently, the diet which the fox creatures live on results in them becoming somewhat phosphorescent.This biological feature will be needed by somebody at some point. We do know that vulpticies live on the salt flat world of Crait and that the planet was home to a previous Rebel base, which the Resistance will apparently run to during the events of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Of course, Neal Scanlan doesn't explain to Entertainment Weekly what that means, so we're left to guess ourselves how the glowing creature will help out our heroes. So there is a time where their ability to shine within the darkness, should provide a guiding light to our heroes. They live within the burrows and within the tunnels beneath the planet.
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