Don’t miss the post-credits scene for Andor.

Andor It has reached its final chapter on Disney+ and demonstrated, like all of its powerful story, that it has combined multiple story threads into a single setting. The rebellion has just begun in all its mighty power, and the characters are embarking on the long journey of their battle against the Empire. Especially Cassian Andor, who, having understood his motives and ideals, decides to join the subversion. A sober, emotional and meaningful conclusion, before a beautiful post-credits scene, for a story that explores opposition to a totalitarian regime that controls the galaxy from places unknown.

But one of the most surprising moments of the season finale was the surprise post-credits scene of the chapter. The extra sequence not only adds weight to everything that is told during AndorIn particular, this applies to the fifth Narkina. Also to its powerful and well-designed structure on how all the events described will sooner or later matter in the future of the galaxy.

One of the most discussed moments during the first season Andor it was just that the character’s ending is already part of the canon. Therefore, any moment that is told and analyzed within the framework of the main plot is a journey into known and very precise spaces. The post-credits scene accurately reflects this inevitability and, moreover, goes deeper into its scope.

A terrifying glimpse into the future in a post-credits scene Andor

Scene after credits Andor this takes place after the main credits and does not affect any characters. Therefore, this is not new information about any of them, and it does not change what is said per se. The sequence shows a space in which a pair of construction droids are installing mechanical parts built by the inhabitants of Narkina Five. The object is immediately recognizable and placed in the center of what appears to be a much larger structure.

The frame opens slowly, revealing the hinged arms of a wider, gold-panelled design. As the camera pans back, the large figure that expands into countless hexagonal panels is nothing more than a familiar Star Wars construction. The Death Star, precise and ominous, hovers in space and its design is advanced enough to be recognizable. Even more puzzling is that the parts built by the prisoners of the Narkin Five are actually parts of an iconic design superlaser.

This is a powerful revelation that changes the scale of all efforts – in Andor and his future is Cassian Andor for the Rebellion. Without knowing it, and in a forced way, he helped create what would later become a weapon of total mass destruction. One that, moreover, will symbolize both the power of the Empire and its final fall. Scene after credits Andor thus paying homage not only to the intergalactic saga, but also to one of its main storylines.

Chronology leading into darkness

Of course, to the plot Rogue One. At different times Andor, there are hints that construction is underway. The fourth episode deals with the shipment of building materials to Scarif, which is, in fact, the final destination of Cassian Andor and the place of his death.

Luten Rael also hints at the existence of a monstrous power weapon in a conversation with Mon Mothma: “Has anyone ever made a weapon that wasn’t used?” Both know that there is a major project that is being carried out in the shadows. So perfect and powerful that he could change the history of the galaxy forever..

With his post-credits scene Andor completes the brilliant cycle around Star Wars as a whole. It also celebrates the complex and well-constructed view of time, connection to the future, and the ultimate fate of its characters. This is perhaps one of the most powerful and clever storytelling exercises a show can use to connect its storytelling to the larger universe. Farewell – short – with history Andor which clarifies the intentions of his ambitious future vision of the saga.

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