r/StarWarsAndor

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Star wars has kind of sucked lately, except for Andor.

This is what I want to see.

I am on my 4th playthrough and just watching "End Time". If there is a single better storyline nexus anywhere, I want to know.

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u/FFS-IamNotABot — 4 days ago
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More detail on the Aldhani AK from The Art of Star Wars: Andor

>The director of that block [Susanna White] had an image of a female freedom fighter, an Afghani woman who was holding an AK-47. She was obsessed with the silhouette of an AK-47. Unfortunately, it was never really featured to its full potential, which was this folded-up, compact thing. When you take it all the way down, it looks like a Star Wars blaster. And it’s not until it starts moving and opening up that it takes on that AK-47 look.”

Andor Season 1 Prop Master Martyn Doust

u/M935PDFuze — 5 days ago

Why the Prison? (Plot hole from season 1 episode 8-9)

Ok I'm watching this for the first time, but it seems inefficient for the empire to build these massive prisons to build such simple machines. I mean the Prisons themselves are massive undertakings: building 7 of them seems more expensive than building the DS. I get the "Empire is Bad" but there are moments when the show turns the "bad" way out of proportion. I mean I get that Nazi work camps were also inefficient: but those camps were hastily put up with little resources. Even assuming no morality, why waste so much resources to build this?

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u/HouseRepulsive1463 — 4 days ago
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Felt like it would never get here...

It's going to be a good week...

My routine for these books: Load up a Playlist for the soundtrack https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_2m5sLOhDdu3PLkshR0tZ6rHCAOvn8qb&si=aXdVHs1LMif24kZJ (or start playing the show) and listen to it in the background. Get some sticky colored bookmark tags and split them up into:

Character design

Vehicle design

Environment design

Keyframes

Then I find the names of the artists and add them all to my socials of they're not there already. These books make me so happy.

u/tjl3d — 6 days ago

What did I miss?

I am watching season 2, episode 4, “Ever Been to Ghorman” and am very confused.

I understand another year time jump has happened between episodes 3 and 4, but I don’t get what Bix is referring to when she says Cassian killed a soldier because he saw her face, did I miss something important?

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u/HierophanticDreamer — 9 days ago