Andor POST CREDIT SCENE | Star Wars Andor Series | Episode 12 Finale (HD)
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Quite poetic for Andor. He helped build the damn thing, then helped to destroy it.
I heard his voice when you said that
It’s poetry. It rhymes
"They will be the architects of their own destruction" ~ Grand Admiral Thrawn
And it killed him...
And the thing that kills him
"They will be the architects of their own destruction" - Grand Admiral Thrawn
Radicalizing the guy who helped get the Death Star plans to Luke Skywalker by trying to imprison him indefinitely making connectors for said Death Star would qualify.
“Ironic” in the words of Palpatine
Now that you mentioned this, I feel that Thrawn had the idea of doing this. Having the prisoners build the components for their damnation.
True
@@filip9587It is a very Thrawn thing to do.
Cassian helped build it.
Cassian was killed by it.
Cassian was the reason the rebels were able to destroy it.
Amazing storytelling.
boring retcon
@@dieauferstehungoh another zealot from legends
Pottery
I love this because after all of the nonsense post-credit scene escalation of the past decade, Andor just does something remarkably understated with its post-credit scene. It shows you a thing you might recognise and then trusts you to understand "oh, so THAT'S how this all fits together" while it is LITERALLY a scene about fitting something together.
Yeah I was hoping for palpatine or Vader, but this makes more sense, and it doesn't fell forced at all
So true!
Credits have always been ridiculous. You don't have to endure a credit roll when you buy a car, order a meal, pay for clothes. All things which can provide you with hours of entertainment. But not things with teams of people lining up to shove their names into your face. People who are interested in credits will look them up.
@@pwnmeisterage well for a meal there is dessert
@@pwnmeisterage Well before Star Wars it was standard practice to put the credits before the movie
I like to think this also meant the prison break probably set things back and caused delays for the death star
That's my hope too!
Which means those who were caught are gonna be lucky if they die first. If Kino’s still alive, there’s no telling what kind of horrors the Empire will put him through.
I have a feeling they had more than one labour prison
There is probably more than one facility making those parts. Prison or not.
"Perhaps I can find new ways to motivate them!"
Despite seeing the OT hundreds of times, seeing the Death Star in new Star Wars media never ceases to send chills and make my hairs stand up, imo it's the most iconic weapon of destruction
Feeling the same.
Rogue One and now Andor have only solidified to me just how poor the First Order/Starkiller Base/etc were.
The Death Star and the Empire are superior in every way.
@@arch1017 I don't think that they're better as a station or gun, but they're meaningful and believable
@@danielguinea2971 Yeah, I think they went too big with Starkiller Base. It was a bit too powerful to take seriously, whereas the Death Star always feels more sinister when it appears, even though it's less powerful.
@@arch1017 I think the reason we don't feel intimidated by Starkiller base is because it's something we've already seen before, something that already has been established, if they went with something completely new and different or hell maybe even something that's not well known by most of the fanbase like Centerpoint Station I think the movie would be seen in a different way
This is why I fucking love star wars, the fact that even 40+ years after something first showed up, we still return to it from time to time and you really feel it when it happens. Especially when it's something like the Death Star where we know what will happen with it
Yes indeed. Just like knowing that Andor will die and everything leads to those horrible sequels where Luke is a total loser stuck on an island. 😂
@@mksolid82 What sequels? There are no sequels
@Destiny good point
However ratio
Fuck yeah!
At least Luke blew up the death star and saved the rebellion
No wonder none of them were going home. They were building Death Star components.
@Connor Bernier They were building the parts in secret, thus the hidden labor camps in prisons. When you build lots of parts in different locations, its harder to figure out the big picture until its too late.
@@connorbernier6368 It doesn't matter if they didn't know lmfao, that's exactly why they weren't leaving. So nothing about the schematics of what they were building would get out
@Connor Bernier they did not, but if there was a Rebel Group who had the plans early, for example, and got someone from Narkina V, they could annihilate the superlaser's construction timeline with one strike
@@qctye no. The reason they weren’t getting out is because The Empire needed their labor. They had no clue what they were building and what it was going to be used for. I doubt any of them cared enough to ask what they were building either. They just wanted to go home.
Tony gilroy is a cheeky bastard for putting 5 seconds of fan service at the end of the show
I'd like to see a series or movie that just plays on the death star. Just to grasp how giant this thing really is
We could follow a imperial engineer that’s constructing some of the systems and checking systems.
@@spaceengineeringempire4086 IMPOSTERS on the Death Star movie?
what like a sit com based on some construction workers, and it just happens to be on the Death Star?
@@spaceengineeringempire4086 Disney needs to hire you NOW
Have you not watched Rogue One
It's heartbreaking that not only did Cassian help build the super weapon that would kill millions of people (including himself), but in the end he helps destory it by stealing the plans. Whether he ever finds out he helps build it or not, the irony is so powerful. Brillant storytelling!!
"Billions of people died on Alderaan that day"
Read the book The Girls of Atomic City by Denise Kiernan.
75,000 workers and the project was so large but none of the workers knew what they were working on, even after Hiroshima, workers who attempted to ask their supervisors never got an answer.
Luke blew it up the death star without Luke everything was for nothing
@@preciousotoakhia9789 of course Luke blew it up but so many other people helped him get to that point: Jun, Cassian, Obi Wan... The list goes on. Luke did it but he couldn't have done it without the actions of others who gave their life to get it to that point.
@@HiHi-lt1cb true but without Luke everything will be for nothing he was the key to everything and like maul said he will avenge us
Never has the Death Star ever looked so beautiful, intimidating and haunting
The death star eclipse over Jedha 😳
Here was me thinking they were for the Tie fighter panels. What a great bit of story writing, he helped build it, he helped destroy it and then it killed him.
That's what I thought too. Like a central connector for the struts that form the frames of the two side panels on the TIE fighter.
This show, the writing. I mean I wanted to stand up and fight the empire. So many bone chilling, inspiring moments. Breathtakingly beautiful.
Rogue-One, Andor - real master piece. Something unique.
Yes its called great acting and storyline. Lacking in alot of the Star Wars spinoffs, especially the prequels.
I KNEW THE DEATH STAR WOULD NEED TO MAKE A CAMEO! How ironic, Cassian built a part of the Death Star...and he died when it fired at Scarif.
And he also helped to transfer the plans to the Rebels, so he indirectly helped destroy it
The way the music is done is just
Perfect
So beautiful as the eerie music swells and eventually blends with the screams of the Tie Fighters accompanied by a grand reveal of the Death Star. Excellent use of audio.
This is an incredible tie-in to Rogue One, and maybe the next Season. It’s wishful thinking, but I hope we see at least a little bit of the movie from Cassian’s perspective, like Jyn’s extraction from Wobani.
oh yeah, especially where and how he managed to reprogram K2SO
Season 2 will definitely play into rogue one imo, much like clone wars s7
Season 2 will be about the last three days before the Rogue One events.
The last arc leads into rouge one.
This genuinely may be one of the coolest shots in the entire franchise. That angle is astounding.
very poetic. they used andor and prisoners to build this. ultimately using it in scarif. killing it's architects. season 2 will be about gathering Intel about who the designer of the death star is, it'll end with him on the planet he was first introduced in rogue one. we'll literally be able to watch andor, then rogue one and immediately go into a new hope. what a great show
This really does just help put into perspective how MASSIVE the death star was and the scale of the operation that had to be done to even get it built
Oh It's Beatiful 😎
What a series! By far the best of the Disney + shows! Hope they can keep up this level for their other shows.
When I saw the prisoners making those kinda curved metal things. I just thought It was to help connect the death star to keep it in its globe structure. So seeing it was actually just the laser left to assemble, made things look so grim.
and here i was with my dad making jokes about them being ATAT swivel bearings!
My father, who always had wild ideas, like that Han Solo was older than we imagined because of maul and etc actually predicted that they were building the Death Star, I figured they were building tie fighters but damn, he got me good when I saw this. Hats off to you dad, hats off to you.
I wonder if we'll see Galen Erso next season, its not far fetched since the guy was vital in the construction of the death star and we could actually see why, besides it would be just great having Mads Mikkelsen in a show like this with a more extended role
I really hope we don't. This show has nothing to do with him and it would feel like cheap fan service, which is something the Andor writers are clearly trying to steer clear of.
Andor doesn't know who he is until Rogue 1, so I don't think that would make sense
nooooo omg why do people keep saying this he meets her in rogue one watch the movie again it wouldnt make sense for her to be in the next season
@@Demetrix13 read again
@@chrispekel5709 obi wan, luke, vader, palpatine, etc, those are the kinds of characters that would be fan service, but Galen? a SIDE character that we've seen just ONCE, who no one cares about, who can perfectly tie to the story without being forced, played by a big actor, the same way we had Saw Gerrera in the show and he's even a bigger character than Erso, I don't see any problem
Dang what a cool shot! I sure hope nothing bad happens to what the spider creatures are building!
As years have passed by, we have got more zoomed view of death star and it is always epic.
Cassian was building parts for the very machine that would kill him
God this show's writing is so good, please let this team do more projects in this universe
ALL of the projects in this universe😊
wow very subtle thumbnail. won't give anything at all to those who haven't watched the episode. very considerate.
- Let's put a spoiler into the cover photo!
- OK!
Awesome details in this post credit scene....best star wars show
Death Star Always gives Goosebumps...no matter how many times it's Shown🔥
So beautiful as the eerie music swells and eventually blends with the screams of the Tie Fighters accompanied by a grand reveal of the Death Star. Excellent use of audio.
Can we just talk about that last shot at the end with the Death Star above the planet. Beautiful.
Rogue one made vader scary again.
Andor made the death star scarier
Now this is what you call a post-credit scene!
I was like...this is a good episode, very deep and meaningful...but was waiting for that big moment...that never came...until after the credits, SO GREAT!!!
💯🤯
cool scene especially for people new to star wars watching in timeline order
Even the empire knows that hexagons are bestagons
Why does nobody talk about the fact that this shows what andor was building in prison is used for. He had a hand in his own death, how ironic
Much more like a bone in the finger of the hand, but yes, I think people already talked too much about it before.
Everyone in the comments is talking about it lol
andor's prison rebellion might have delayed the construction. Without that, the rebellion might have never got the plan from that sand planet quick enough, so they might never have destroyed the death star in Ep4
Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise? I'd thought not.
Ironic.
@@sultanafghan2701 oh wow thats also crazy to think about 😧👏
I'm watching this without context about Andor, and I had a chill reaction about this.
That's Scarif right?
The Death Star started construction on Geonosis, then it was moved to Scarif.
@@wacky_duck1095 Dooku's base from AOTC?
could very well be
Looks like it. The Death Star began construction above Geonosis and was the moved to Scarif, that definitely looks more like Scarif than Geonosis.
@@wacky_duck1095 they did mention in Episode 4 of increase in construction on Scarif at the ISB meeting
The fact we gotta wait 2 years to see more 😩
they are currently working on season 2 it will come out winter of 2023
S2 is filming right now - they started on S2 this past Monday
@@XAVIERCUERVO 2024 unfortunately. Tony Gilroy said so. Since they probably gonna finish filming in the summer of 2024 so they will need another year-ish for editing and reshoots. I don't want them to rush the film at all.
wow the death star looks amazing
how the heck did i miss this post credit scene. Grrrrrr
Doesn't every episode end with like 6 minutes of credits, and no post-creds scene? Frankly I don't know how anybody would have seen this.
I love how we always get TIE fighters patrolling for the atmosphere in these scenes but it doesn’t really make any sense for them to be there. This whole system and any adjacent systems must surely be the most secure in the whole galaxy. I guess you could argue, “how do you think you secure a system other than with patrols” but I’m just not sure you need to patrol by literally flying between the bits being built. Surely the goal with this would be that no one should even get within visual range of the station. The patrols would be way further out
They probably do have them further out. But then again this is the empire’s greatest weapon so I wouldn’t put it past Palpatine or the empire to say put more patrols around the weapon for added security.
Scarif is still a Military installation, having military Patrols makes sense. Plus, the death star can't always defend itself just with its defenses, still needs a defense fleet. And I doubt the station is armed rn, probably just engineers atm
@@CommunityFan Exactly. We see in A New Hope what happens to the Death Star when you don't provide an actual fleet. That's the biggest issue with that movie - not only do we need to believe that, somehow, a squadron of X-Wings made the run and blew it up, but that hardly any countermeasures were deployed. We saw an equivalent number of fighters deployed by the Arrestor Cruiser in Andor against Luthen. And yeah, blah blah "its the Empire's arrogance on display," but in reality it's stupid. Even Tarkin isn't that arrogant and dumb. A larger fleet was deployed to prevent the plans from being destroyed than the one deployed to prevent the Death Star from being blown up (three TIE fighters!). Having TIEs patrol the Death Star makes sense, especially given the planet is most likely Scarif, which like you said, is a military installation.
Well maybe some bandits would want to steal some valuable parts. Corusunt has an alien underworld on their home planet, with that scene with Luthen and the ISB spy. Aliens were more dominant below than above because the humans in the empire believe they’re superior.
@@lexark Tarkin is quite literally that dumb is the thing. He believed that the Empire could win with a huge battle station and a Navy full of ISDs, which is what his Doctrine put in place.
He was arrogant and cocky. The Empire did have a fleet at Yavin, just didn't deploy it until the Death Star exploded.
But yeah, the death star did have a defense Fleet and TIE Squadrons, just they weren't always used.
i didnt know the death star was so warmly handcrafted
Per Tony Gilroy season 2 will take place over 4 years and will lead directly into Rogue One. Will most likely also see K2SO!!!
Oh man, I hope so. K2SO is awesome.
Is we gonna see jyn arso's dad? Somewhere in the empire
@@randompeople465 I don't think we'll see Galen. But Krennic and -why not?- Tarkin definitely could make sense.
We won't see Andor interact with most of the characters in Rogue One as Tony said the finale will occur right before the start of the movie Rogue One. No overlap with Rogue One.
@@thitran1362 if it ends right before Rogue One, by that point I imagine K2SO should already have been captured and reprogrammed at least and there should at least be a Rebel Fleet by then too, so there could be some crossover. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
"These people need what we're building here..." Wow. He was right!
Wow, so the parts we saw them building in prison were specifically for the superlaser!
Oufff... just think about how many Narkina 5 prisons there have to be for that ring to be completed with these little joints... but it IS the Empire so....
I doubt Narkina 5 was the only facility building Death Star components. They're probably spread throughout the entire galaxy.
@@SSJWolverine bro I know. I just don't know any other facility of this type so I just call them the 'Narkina 5' prisons.
@@delta9685 I reread the comment and it makes a lot more sense. Sorry 'bout that.
@@SSJWolverine Das cool my man :)
Hexagons are the bestagons.
There's no sound in space. This is completely unrealistic. It totally broke my suspension of disbelief!
Haha.. no, just kidding. :) This is awesome! I could watch a whole episode set around Death Star construction site.
Just watched this moments ago. What an amazing way to tie it all together.
He helped build it.
His prison break probably delayed its construction.
His delay helped make the Scarif mission possible.
He was killed on Scarif by it.
His death helped destroy it.
I knew the empire was having the prisoners build something for them, but I never saw it being the death star, I assumed maybe tie fighter parts or something like that; post seeing this scene I realized I never really put much thought into how the death star got built because it was already built in the movie without any discussion about when or how, it was just there already being discovered by everyone a surprise/secret. I feel this was a very enjoyable end to an excellent series that delivered far more story detail to the entire universe than I was expecting; I can watch this post credits scene over and over again
I figured it was the death star due to the type of prison it was. Secretive, taking normal people who didn't commit much crimes, to a place. They wanted something made with good productivity not some standard poor quality labor camp. We have seen labor camps for tie fighters and atat's in rebels. They aren't like the prison here.
Metaphor for the entire show within the Star Wars canon: a minuscule part, but integral to the whole.
Andor is the best series I have ever watched with its artistic world design, masterfully written dialogue, cast, original music and visual effects. I would like to thank everyone who worked on this beautiful project for bringing it to us.
I'm still surprise of how many little droids could built such a weapon of mass destruction
The prod be like: " Show them every single detail (critter, type of robot, even the nano-droids) to get their respect
Truly a "technological terror" but nothing compared to the dark aide of the Force
Ironic
You're the Sith Lord!!!
He on coruscant
Somehow Palpatine returned
So this blew my mind. I always wondered what they were forcing Cassian to build. I thought it was just machinery for imperial walkers or something. Amazing show. Definitely the best Star Wars we’ve had in a very long time.
THAT'S NO MOON.....
This is still one of the most terrifying but also epic scenes in all of star wars
We see them building the Death Star weapon dish at the end of Andor season 1.
We see them still building and installing the weapon dish some 5-6 years later in Rogue One. The Empire was still seizing the kyber crystals they needed to "test" the weapon.
It looks like the rest of the thing is essentially complete. But this one component took half a decade?
After a month I just learned the show had a post credit scene
Well that scene made me feel like the food critic in Ratatouille.
What I love about Andor and Rogue One is that they make the death star seem truly terrifying. I love the OT with all my heart but you never got a true sense of scale from it because Alderaan was just a blip on the radar and they spend most of ANH on the station itself.
Nice
It was such a great scene but it just makes the fact that they built a 2nd way way bigger Deathstar in like 3 years so much more ridiculous. They built this thing in 1-2 decades and it's smaller than the 2nd one which was built in 3 years...
Damn this series is great! The Rogue One type movie/shows so much better than the Skywalker fluff. Darker, grittier….similar to why Batman surpasses all other super hero movies imo.
Star Wars grows up. Finally!!!!!
I KNEW IT. My bet that the things they were building were either the "ignition coils" for tie fighters or part of the death star laser
Cool to see the little nod to 2001 at 0:24. (Look at the white craft against the blue planet backdrop)
I bet that, if the movies & series were realized in chronological order
This scene seeing the Death Star for the first time (in person)
Would have been epic and scary
(Of course removing Revenge of the Sith construction)
The RotS one still fits though, as the basic structure which later gets cut apart as the actual Death Star is constructed
I love star wars
Wow that's massive, I wonder what it can do
Andor helped build the thing that will kill him
only in Star Wars you can get excited for a weapon of mass destruction
Ah, so that's how they were able to build the death star in space!
No… they used those parts to make the weapon part in space. Production already began in space, and by geonocians I believe.
Terrifying shot.
Lol I did NOT think there was an end credit scene! I’m disappointed with myself!
He unknowingly helped build the same thing he would wind up dying to help destroy.
If that's not irony, I don't know what is.
Ah, there she is ❤
This must be a reference to the James Webb Space Telescope!
Andor makes u want to completely destroy everything that works for empire.
I never felt this much hate for the Empire after watching in any of the Starwars series or Movies.
Definitely. Maarvas Fight the Empire monologue is my favourite moment from starwars, just a well builded scene.
Am I the only who started to kinda respect the empire’s efficiency as the whole “on program” eps unfolded?
I KNE IT! I knew that these were parts of the Death Star!
Funding, Prisoners refusing to build 0:03 these parts and escaping, Saw Gerrera and his rebels cutting off the Kyber crystals and what other setbacks did Director Krennic had problems with?
"Oh, it's beautiful." - Director Krennic.
I hope to see more of pao in season 2.
Kronk: oh yeah. It's all coming up together.
The biggest question I have is this: If it took them 20 years of slave labor to construct The Deathstar, why did it only take them a couple months to a year to make the Second Death Star fully operational despite it being much bigger? Like, we’re they building both at the same time? I don’t get how they could have built the second Deathstar so fast when the first one took 20 years.
Those droids look small but remember each of those star-shaped segments is much bigger than a person. Talk about the scale of the whole thing.
I want to see these spider droids working on this project until S2 starts. Who do we contact to make that happen?
The way I fucking GASPED
Oh it’s beautiful
I'm just wondering: Doesn't this show take place 5 BBY? The Death Star looks pretty much complete but it takes another 5 years for it to start testing its might in Rouge One?
Exactly. Apparently it was trial and error, as many things had to be redone. Tarkin complains about the delays in Rogue One.
We don't know exactly where in time is the post credits scene, it can be years later. Besides that, I doubt the Empire had only 1 prison building these parts, probably there are hundreds that kept doing the same thing we saw in the series.
Ah yes, the exhaust plort