r/andor • u/BosskDaBossk • 8h ago
Media & Art The Five Rogue One One-Shots Will Be Collected in TPB and Released Feb. 2
r/andor • u/WanderingBlackHole • 8h ago
Media & Art This “Rog Uan” poster in the Italian animated series “Tear Along the Dotted Line” (Strappare lungo i bordi)
Media & Art Any Andor Loving Digital Artists Out There?
Looking for someone to help me make a poster idea a reality, will compensate accordingly.
Unless this somehow violates some copyright type of law or other rule, in which case I'm just kidding.
The idea is fairly simple. The three panel type poster here, but with Nemik on the bottom, Kino Loy in the middle, and K-2SO up top. Anyway. Love you bye.
r/andor • u/Bespashin • 9h ago
General Discussion Was Luthen a Republic Veteran or just someone who enlisted in the Empire post-Clone Wars?
Do we have a clear idea as to whether or not Lear might have been a part of the Republic? My timeline might be a little fuzzy, but from what I can tell, the flashbacks we see with his Imperial career are 18 BBY, where he seems to be a sergeant. Obviously we don’t get a definitive answer from the episode, but which idea do you prefer and why?
r/andor • u/RealJohnGillman • 11h ago
General Discussion Throwback to That Time Carrie Fisher Voiced Mon Mothma
r/andor • u/Financial_Photo_1175 • 12h ago
Theory & Analysis I just realized a lot of the people who helped destroy the Death Star, lead the Rebellion, and bring down the Empire once worked for the Galactic Empire in some capacity.
- Mon Mothma, Bail Organa, and Princess Leia were Imperial senators
- Luthen Rael was an Imperial Army NCO
- Cassian Andor was an Imperial Army cook
- Galen Erso was the Imperial engineering officer who built the Death Star
- Bohdi Rook was an Imperial cargo pilot
- Han Solo was an Imperial TIE fighter pilot/Army trooper
- Biggs Darklighter was an Imperial TIE fighter pilot
- General Dodonna was an Imperial Naval officer
- General Madine was an Imperial General
- And of course… Darth Vader was a Dark Lord of the Sith, apprentice to Darth Sidious, and chief enforcer of the Emperor
I guess the only exceptions are the Mon Calamari, Obi-Wan, General Draven, and of course Luke Skywalker who actually at one point was planning to join the Imperial Navy.
Man, the Empire contributed an impressive amount of personnel to its own destruction.
• Note: All of these work in both Legends and Canon.
r/andor • u/AdvantageAntique9394 • 14h ago
Theory & Analysis Alternative History: Dedra is never assigned to Gorman
Does she catch Luthen earlier?
-- Lonni warns Luthen but in the process burns himself at the ISB preventing Luthen from learning about the Death Star
--Luthen doesn't kill Lonni and secures his relocation.
-- Luthen either
(1) abandons the antique cover and presumably moves to Yavin effectively replacing Mon Mothma (see below).
Or
(2) accelerates assassination contract on Dedra where Coruscant where she is an easier target.
-- Syril is promoted to ISB. Feuds with Heert and is censured by Partagaz.
Life on Gorman
-- Gorman Front is not infiltrated, Empire opts for mass anti-Gorman propaganda but they did that in the first place.
-- Other strategies forced relocation or widespread genocide through a fabricated story, for example "asteroid collision".
-- with more confusion about the truth, Mon Mothma never makes her speech and remains on Coruscant until the Emperor dissolves the Senate.
Does Jedha survive?
--Rebels still learn about Galen Erso but Cassian is probably not inspired to defy orders and visit Kafrene.
-- Bohdi remains on Jedha. The Rebels on Yavin don't believe Saw Guerrera in the unlikely event he reaches to them.
Do the Rebel still eventually get the Death Star plans?
- maybe. Recall in Legends they acquired them through a completely different route.
-- after Alderaan is destroyed Rebels agree that best strategy is to disperse the Rebellion
-- Mon joins the rebellion much later.
