u/Decent_Army8265

Even though hes someone whos only been mentioned a handful of times; Tarre Viszla has alot of lore behind him that I think could be interesting to delve into if done right.

Think about it; the first Mandalorian in history to not only be inducted into the Jedi Order but also made his own unique, one of a kind lightsaber that emmits a black blade. His story brings up so many questions that I feel either a novel or preferably an animated miniseries would give alot of room to explore. How did the Mandalorians feel about one of their own having the same abilities of their most oldest enemies at the time? Was Tarre treated as an outcast because of his abilities? Did any of his fellow padawans view him differently? How did he make the Darksaber?

What do you guys think?

One of the many things people praise about Andor is how realistically it portrays the Empire compared to previous Star Wars media and I have to agree. Not only are they portrayed in a way that feels more realistic compared to the OT but it also introduced us to genuinely chilling imperial officers like Partagaz and especially Dedra.

So this got me thinking, if the writing team of Andor were to make a spiritual successor/follow up revolving around the political state of the galaxy leading up to the events of TFA; How would they portray the First Order?

Specifically, how would he react to his primary motivation of falling to the dark side being to gain the power to save Padme from death? Would this remind Malgus of his own wife and cause him to at least relate a little or would he more likely view Anakin's love for Padme as a weakness that he needs to get rid of?