Andor, the acclaimed thriller, returns for its long-awaited conclusion. The twelve episodes ofSeason Two will carry the story ofCassian Andor and the emergingrebel alliance over the climactic four years that lead to the discovery ofThe Death Star and the events ofRogue One.
Season One followed Cassian's reluctant journey from cynical nobody to revolutionary volunteer.Andor Season Two will see him transform from soldier to leader to hero on the way to his epic destiny. From the very first scene, Cassian's story has activated an ever-widening ensemble of allies and enemies. Season Two will see these relationships intensify as the horizon of galactic war draws near. Everyone will be tested and, as the stakes rise, the betrayals, sacrifices and conflicting agendas will become profound. Who will live to see their dream realized? Who will realize what that dream cost?
Andor Season Two starsDiego Luna as Cassian Andor,Adria Arjona asBix Caleen,Genevieve O'Reilly asMon Mothma,Denise Gough asDedra Meero,Forest Whitaker asSaw Gerrera,Stellan Skarsgård asLuthen Rael,Alan Tudyk asK-2SO,Kyle Soller asSyril Karn,Faye Marsay asVel Sartha, andBen Mendelsohn asOrson Krennic.
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Near the end of theCold War between theGalactic Republic and thereconstituted Sith Empire, the nativeFlesh Raiders of theplanetTython began towage war against theJedi Order and thePilgrims ofKalikori Village. Under the command of theNautolanDark JediBengel Morr, the Flesh Raiders became more bold in their attacks against theJedi, who had returned to their Order's ancestralhomeworld in the aftermath of theSacking of Coruscant and the end of theGreat Galactic War. Morr, who had been driven insane by the devastation during the fall of theJedi Temple, blamed the Jedi Order for the defeat and turned to thedark side, taking on theHumanCallef as his apprentice and plotting the destruction of the Order.
In3643 BBY, Morr set his plans in motion bysending Callef and a Flesh Raider invasion force against theJedi outpost in theTythonian Gnarls region. However, Callef wasdefeated andkilled by ayoung Jedi initiate, who was then taken on as anapprentice by the HumanJedi MasterOrgus Din, Morr's former teacher. Together with Din and theastromech droidT7-O1, the apprentice learned of Morr's survival and vendetta against the Order during the course of several missions for both the Jedi and theTwi'lek settlers of Kalikori. Upon discovering that Morr had organized the natives into anarmy and was training some of them asForce Adepts, the Jedimoved toeliminate theFlesh Raider command base and severalother camps in an attempt to put a stop to Morr's planned assault on the Order.
However, Din and his apprentice were betrayed by the villagers when Morr made a deal with the Twi'leks, trading protection from the Flesh Raiders in exchange for the life of his former Master and Din's new Padawan. While Morr took his unconscious mentor to the ancient machine known as theForge, the villagers attempted to kill Din's apprentice and T7-O1 as part of an altered deal, but the Padawan managed to escape withoutbloodshed and pursued Morr through the Tythan wilderness. Fighting through the Flesh Raider army occupying the ruins of anancient city, the Padawan and T7-O1 found Morr waiting before the Forge. In afierce duel, the young apprentice defeated the deranged Morr and rescued Din from his former student. For the Padawan's bravery and actions, Din ordered his apprentice to construct alightsaber and return to theJedi Temple, where Morr was healed of his insanity and the apprentice elevated to the rank ofJedi Knight. Along with T7-O1, the Knight's first assignment soon spiraled into war as theSith LordDarth Angral launched acampaign against the Republic, and the young Jedi played a pivotal role in the conflict by ultimately defeating theSith in abattle above Tython.(Read more…)
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