REAL reason why Stormtroopers are missing in Andor..
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Imperial Army troopers getting recognition is a real treat. Hope Stormtroopers get treated like the zealous shock infantry they were always meant to be.
Hurrah!
But like, were they tho? They always seemed pretty incompetent
I really hope so. In Rogue One they were nailing the rebels after the initial ambush subsided. I really hope they are a threat. Also, it would be cool to see some more death trooper action.
@@Yougotcaged102 bro rewatch the opening scene of the new hope, they beat those rebels in 2 sec
@@lordcreeper7778 And then later got defeated by just 3 people, one of which had never even picked up a blaster before
I actually am glad we have yet to see stormtroopers. Because it makes the stormtroopers feel special, and not like the buffoons they were in the kenobi show. And the imperial army is honestly great and it helps humanize the empire and shows us that, there not pure evil.
Wholeheartedly agree. Army troopers give an opportunity to humanize the Empire and Stormtroopers are a force I've felt are way cooler as highly conditioned fanatics. Lifeless elitists which shows a major contrast to their predecessors, the clone troopers.
I mean the stormtroopers are basically the marines of the empire
Actually we did get a very small glimpse at troopers when the pilots get in their ties. They are barely noticeable in the background
You act like they aren’t bozos in the original trilogy.
@@jimcecil4558 your correct! I noticed those to.
they are adding to the threat-level. first Security Officers, then Army Troopers, then Stormtroopers... this is gonna be great!
Between Army Troopers and Stormtroopers you technically have TIE Pilots. I liked the silence the TIE Pilots were upon being debut. At best you only hear two death grunts from TIE Pilots. You don’t see the facial horror of the TIE Pilots about to die within the Eye. Maybe the Stormtroopers will be portrayed as mostly silent, kind of like how they initially were in the opening of A New Hope.
Don’t forget the Death Troopers we saw in the trailer. They will hopefully be used efficiently.
@@GoldenMonarch88 They wouldn't be between them but totally parallel, army troopers are army, the TIE pilots are either a separate air force or attached to army/naval units, their helmets don't necessarily denote skill but rather the fact they're just pilots and that's their flight helmet. But either way they have nothing to do with the ground troops, I mean, no stormtrooper is going to know how to fly a TIE no matter how good they are at being infantry/marines.
@@asneakychicken322 Ok; I was following by what the show has specifically shown us in chronological order, first being Security Officers, Army Troopers, that one scary TIE Fighter that swooped down to intimidate, and then those few TIE Fighter Pilots (despite Andor's crew not directly seeing the pilots themselves). So very possibly after that we'll get Stormtroopers unless the show wants throw in another higher threat on par with TIE Pilots and Stormtroopers. Maybe it'll be Shore Troopers, Scout Troopers before Stormtroopers. We'll find out next week or two.
i am really excited for the death troopers from the trailer. if they are making stormtroopers,ties,and star destroyers terrifying then i cannot wait till they show death troopers
They’re definitely looking like final fight material. Super excited to see more death trooper action
And then on top of that imagine the clone troopers
@@popinmo they’ll most likely be a flashback of some sort but it’ll be cool to see actual live action clones rather than just cgi
@@mike_____________ yea but clones troopers are the best troopers so even storm troopers can compete
death troopers are not in the show
As much as I love seeing the powerful laser sword wielding knight or gun toting bruisers kicking butt, its nice to see a more grounded perspective elsewhere in the universe. To the regular joe, stormtroopers must be a frightening sight to see.
This is also the best way to actually expand the Star Wars universe beyond just the same old story of Sith vs Jedi, Light vs Dark.
The galaxy is huge, and I think that sense of scale is what sparked the imagination of so many fans with the original stories. The irony about the SW franchise is that there's so much potential for storytelling, but so much of the content has centered on the same old characters and conflicts getting retrod over and over.
*Gasps* did you say Fricking LAZER SWORD!?
We do see some stormtroopers in the shot where the tie pilot is getting in but the fact that we only see them as background characters for a second six episodes in is great world building for the lower ranks of the imperial army. Can't wait for star wars to show more of this side of the empire!
We also saw a couple guarding the entrance to the ISB building.
@@knightofarnor2552 Exactly
I think its refreshing to see something other than stormtroopers after 40 years of them being the main villain in Star Wars. Works so well for all the reasons pointed out.
you can see stormtroopers at the Alkenzi hangar(in the background),I know because I was looking for them all episode
Stormtroopers report directly to the Emperor and are the Emperor's personal army. They are elite soldiers, so to speak. What we've seen in Andor so far is the Empire's standard infantry, made up of soldiers and officers who also command stormtroopers.
I won’t be surprised if stormtroopers in Andor can actually aim and be extremely precise-- like the way obiwan described.
Was episode 6 also the first time the intimidating TIE Fighter pilots have been shown? They looked bad ass.
In the show itself? Yeah.
Yeah
First appeared in New Hope
The slow opening up of the Star Wars universe makes for the best opening path to introduce people to the franchise. A dark and gritty introduction through Andor series one and two, Rogue One, the Original Trilogy, then the Mandolorian, Season one and Two, ending it with the reappearance of Luke acquiring his first student, Grogu, and then nothing else. No Book of Boba Fett. No prequels or sequels. Just a grittier perspective on the Star Wars universe.
Best seen for the first time through Andors slow introduction to the universe.
I hope that they make the stormtroopers actually effective, for years we've seen them be the punchline of jokes while being told that they're dangerous. Though I have to add that it's been more than refreshing to see Imperial army troopers and see how their equipment differs.
They are dangerous to regular foes and troopers.
Movies focus too much on plot armoured characters.
There where just glimpses of them at the ISB headquarters in a past episode almost like a ghost.
One thing to consider is that only to special heroes like Obi-Wan, Luke, Leia, and Han Solo are the stormtroopers actually clumsy. This is probably because these are the heroes meaning they are the best, so they can defeat them more easily while everyone else is just average. We don't see the stormtroopers battling regular troops a whole lot because most of the time, Star Wars is shown from the perspective of the heroes.
We actually do get a small glimpse when the tie pilots are getting in their ships. There is only like 3 walking around
11 stormtroopers, thats what I saw in 6 episodes
I've waited so long for live-action Star Wars to acknowledge the existence of the Imperial Army. Stormtroopers are terribly over-utilized, to the point that most people don't understand that the Stormtrooper Corps is a seperate military branch designed specifically for assaulting dangerous enemies. The regular army troops make up the bulk of Imperial ground forces, and almost the entirety of the garrison forces. It's about time we see that on-screen.
The next best time we have seen Imperial army troops was Solo. What gets me, is that Andor is turning into the story that was promised by the Solo trailers, before they back pedaled and redid the whole movie.
Andor and Rogue One show the potential a serious Han Solo movie had, which makes the one we even more disappointing.
They did a great job with setting up the T-Fighter to be a real threat, hope they do the same with the Stormtroopers!
My favorite part of Andor had to be the portrayal of Stormtroopers as after the IED scene, where we see the formation of Imperial Trooper fall apart, so we see them running away for their lives as they have a sense of self preservation while the Stormtroopers stay in place shooting without taking cover and even pushes a bit like robots.
I love it. Makes everything feel so real
Backwater posts wouldn't have had Stormtroopers. Its more in line with the idea that Stormtroopers were the elite shock troops that undertook the most dangerous missions and would be garrisoned on the more dangerous, resistant worlds (Tatooine for example).
Tattooine would also be classified as a backwater world tho, and it didn’t really have a big imperial presence other than the squad of stormtroopers that Vader sent down in episode 4. Nor was tattooine a very resistant world. Mimban would be considered a resistant planet, but from what I recall they had army troopers stationed there rather than stormtroopers
@@yakob4137 agreed. However there was a garrison of Stormtroopers there at all times likely due to Vaders suspicion that Obi Wan was there.
@@yakob4137 Mimban had both, but army troopers were more prominant
@@yakob4137 Yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s the same six stormtroopers in every Tatooine scene.
Stormtroopers are like toddlers: they are cute when they are alone, but they can gang up on you in groups.
Andor is Star Wars for adults. Having dynamic, fearsome and formidable villains really raises the stakes and enhances storytelling.
My hopes for the series is that it shows that stormtroopers can be taken seriously and not be power ranger Putty Patrollers.
I read the title as they’re missing their shots in Andor.
Actually, we have seen Stormtroopers. There were a handful of them standing guard outside the ISB building.
I think that they'll give us stormtroopers later... They'll make us understand better how powerfull they are
They aren't powerful.. It is in star wars lore that stormtroopers are just meant to intimidate anyone who tries to fight the empire with large numbers. They aren't well trained like clones were.
@@INotR0B0t they weren't like clones but they where equipped eith e-11 (a very good blaster) or dlt-19 (that was pretty insane) and they had a better training than most of the rebels average soldier. I think andor will change the way of how we se them (sequels and book of boba fett made them useless and stupid)
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I forgot to mention the t21 and the t21b. They are able to wreck some asses
@@INotR0B0t Although Imperial philosphy had intimidation as its main priority, Palpatine didn't just walked around throwing expensive equipment at blind people, everything in the Empire is effective and destructive when there's no main character vibing around
@@randomstormtrooper3345 true
@@randomstormtrooper3345 thank you random stormtroopers. When people talk about a job, they should always talk directly to workers. Glory to the empire
...."missing" in Andor... Love the pun!
They made ties scary so they can do it with troopers too
You can see them at the airbase in this episode. I can’t wait to see them in action.
I read the title as in "missing" the shots 😂
Imagine if they’re the final boss for S1
They arent missing. They are in the background when the TIE pilot is climbing into his TIE fighter
alot of disney shows like kenobi and rebels make stormtroopers look like bafoons! im so glad we get to see them as a feared skilled branch of the imperial navy
You do see the stormtroopers very briefly though. Look closely!
I thought you meant they're missing their shots
Stormtroopers are missing since 1977, my dude.
I hope if they do introduce them, they do make them an ACTUAL THREAT! Stormtroopers under both Lucas and Disney have been the butt of so many damn jokes about how incompetent they are, to where there's never any stakes when dozens of them show up.
Let's be honest, it's more fearful when you can not see the person on the other side of the mask. I'm not just talking star wars but in other movies and/or franchises. Halloween, for example, you have Michael Myers, pretty scary.
Technically we have seen a stormtrooper, Tamryn was just out of armour and retired
Well technically, in a shot with the pilots going for the TIEs in the alkenzi air base you can see stormtroopers in the hangar bay.
Wait a second. Stormtroopers ARE fearsome. What are you talking about? :) haha
If everything post Disney would have been done like Andor, SW would be near flawless. No Ak-47’s. If they do stormtroopers like they did tie fighters it should be awesome!
I'm happy I'm not the only one who noticed that those are Imperial Army soldiers
It does feel nice that even such system like Empire feels more alive where you see them not spending few extra credits on security on some backwater planet where clearly its not needed...it has big enough security to hold off any pirates, communication relay and hangar for air support...local population isnt a threat so why bother to spend more credits on stormtroopers right? (that of course will change over time as Rebel cells will start to pop up all across the galaxy BUT so far its just basic security)
Next episode will probably have them
They used to be scary back in the 80's
Considering that the next episode will probably have a Star Destroyer appear - that’s where we’ll definitely see stormtroopers. If I recall, the Stormtrooper Corps is mostly deployed from the navy.
In my mind, whenever they're going to show up we'll basically see that one scene from Mandalorian ( where Mando and Mayfeld infiltrate the imperial base to find Gideon ) , which in my opinion was an amazing scene. It made the Stormtroopers feel more competent than idiotic. They actually worked as a well trained unit. Granted they were shooting pirates with only melee weaponry but still. When we do see stormtroopers finally, I hope we see something similar, if not better, than that.
We've seen stormtroopers so much it's impossible to not notice their current absence in andor.
I hope that when the stormtrooper gets in they just slaughter the rebel forces with ease, like, literally swat them out of existance. Now THAT would be cool to see
I know you said you're talking about the film-making reasons, but Stormtroopers were the invasion force so whenever they touched down on a planet, the locals knew it was an order from the top brass in the Empire and sh*t was about to go down. Andor has done this well because the audience will feel the same way when/if they finally appear.
I hope Temuera Morrison going to do the voices of the storm troopers after order 66 😁
I mean, Stormtroopers are specific unit types. Like Marines. They aren't always needed.
This is the first piece of Star Wars media that is showing us how massive the task of holding the galaxy with an Iron Fist is. The Empire used private security details all over the place in the place of Stormtroopers. We also must not forget that the Empire basically never held the Outer Rim. It's basically impossible to hold. I think that's part of the reason the Emperor dissolved the Senate. Coruscant simply could not keep up with the amount of insurgencies and rebellions across the galaxy.
No. Palpatine dissolved the Senate to solidify his hold on absolute power.
He used Moffs to act as regional governors of the disparate sectors. The Senate no longer had a purpose. Dictators dont like deliberating on what needs doing. The Emperor would issue directives to the Moffs and they would carry them out without question.
I don't see what the problem is. Stormtroopers are always missing!
We’ve yet to see Clone Troopers as well and I bet we’ll see both in the same episode and there’ll be parallels with the way the Republic and Empire handled things and how similar they really are to each other.
Isn’t the Andor series set like 5 years before Rogue One / battle of Yavin? (given how they’re pretty much concurrent events) Clones would be entirely phased out by that point.
@@TmanTheTdog I meant in the flashbacks not in the present time the series is set in. Like the ones with a bit of a younger Andor hiding from the troopers.
It's because the guy who made it doesn't like star wars. But stormtroopers were supposed to be deadly so it'd be cool
He doesn't dislike Star Wars, he just was never a huge fan. Big difference
@@shadowtrooper3764 I still feel like that’s a problem.
@@shadowtrooper3764 That's a corporate way of saying he doesn't like it.
@@Toniebones Everything he's said since working on the series has made it sound like he's started to become a fan since starting the series. Not sure why everyone has this weird need for the creatives to be fans. Nicholas Meyer wasn't a Star Trek fan when he started, and he made what's considered by many to be the best Star Trek movie. Chris Avellone wasn't a Star Wars fan when he started KOTOR II, and he made the best written Star Wars game.
What came to my mind with the garrison troopers was their immense similarity to Wehrmacht-Soldiers. Seeing as the empire as a whole was inspired by the third Reich, this really sets the tone for Andor as a much more down to earth and gritty war story.
Believe it or not. Stormtroopers are the marines of the empire. The normal army grunts are the imperial army soldiers which we saw in solo and now in andor.
im thinking next ep we see some andor flash backs
My issue is with that woman holding an undisguised AK-47. Zero attempt to make it look like a blaster, that's lame. Everyone knows what that looks like, how is anyone supposed to think that's gonna fire anything but bullets?
This show feels like a Netflix series with Star Wars just slapped right on it
@@insertcreativenamehere242 Even in this video I saw lots of camera shake, that doesn't fit star wars.
there we stormtroopers in that episode though when the tie fighter pilots were getting into the tie fighters you can barely see them in the hangar
They are supposed to be elite troopers, so it makes sense we have not seen any at all yet. It’s just unfortunate that they have been portrayed as mostly bumbling buffoons present everywhere before.
I read the headline and thought stormtroopers were shooting at someone and missing:)
Can’t wait for the death troopers as well. They were already pretty terrifying in rogue one so I don’t see them being worse.
Alkenzi air command had stormtroopers.
It’s trying to portray them as the elite soldiers they were always meant to be, not just cannon fodder.
Wow Stormtroopers really do miss everything even their aim.
Don’t stormtroopers miss because their training was like 3 weeks.
No..
Because they are (And should be treated as) the Elite Infantry of the Empire. The Imperial Army is what we should be seeing usually. Even then, from what we saw of them in this show, they have been more disciplined and competent than the Stormtroopers in Kenobi. Lets hope the Stormtroopers in Andor will be as threatening as they were in the opening scene of a new hope
To me storm troopers have always been badass and the notion that they have poor aim is laughable. Anyone remember bullseye from the og daredevil movie? Does the fact that he couldn't hit a blind man mean he has bad aim? NO! Dare devil merely had the plot armor necessary to ensure even a guy who is practically incapable of missing would still utterly fail to land a killing blow. Storm troopers are the same they are skilled marksman who happen to be shooting at a character essential to the plot. The fact that they always miss is a plot contrivance, not a statement about their skill in universe
you called it.
if you look closely at the tie fighters shot in the newest episode, in the background of the hanger you can see some stormtroopers.
you see marching clone troopers in one of the trailers, I have been waiting for the show to reveal when that was, and if those clones are before 66 or after.
Years ago I watched a fan made video were stormtroopers raided Luke's home and killed his uncle and aunt with fire, like the canonical result. I remember they were really scary on the approach. And I though: "Damn! These are really stormtroopers".
Well they introduced the 'Officers' and then the gray suit grunts fighting the way... and then the Gestapo or secret police in the white suits.
Pretty much everything is based on Nazi's regarding the empire aesthetics, tactics, desires.
The best thing about the show in my mind is the savoring of the empire and action
I am more curious if they bring any imperial special forces and scout troopers that can annilhate rebels effortless.
Storm troopers miss to make the other elements of the Imperial military to look good.
If they made a few TIE fighters scary as heck then they can do the same with stormtroopers. And the Death Troopers are gonna be here too, holy cow
Stormtroopers were seen outside the ISB headquarters in the first episode :)
Why are Stormtrooper missing in Andor? Because all Stormtroopers do is miss things 😂.
Actually there were stormtroopers in the fighter hangar at Alkenzy Air Command! :P
It's so they don't have to pay Lucas his royalties, it's Disney after all. What reason did C3PO have a red arm?
While I agree with this idea, I would also like to see the same done to stormtroopers. Show us stormtroopers in their off the clock time, or even Just their daily rutine, give them some characters that do not betray the Empire later on but are also not droids or cartoonish evil.
There are stormtroopers in the scene when the imperial pilots are getting in their tie fighters, look at the hangar below. Okay, hardly counts!!
i want imperial clone troopers
give me imperial clone troopers
Technically a storm trooper does appear, I think. Because black suited are just off duty storm troopers right? And we saw a black suited officer.
Am I right, please correct me if I am not.
Great last episode, wish the Aldani were aliens, like a Rodian, Twliek or trandosans
It reminds me of the fear they portrayed in the first scene of the force awakens, they made the stormtroopers fearsome and seem like trained killers despite the fact that like FN-2187 there could've been other first timers on their first mission, also showing how well trained they really were. But the rest of the movie sucked and made them look like gungans.
I want them to make storm troopers seem like a threat. One thing I hate about star wars shows is that stormtroopers are almost comical.
As amazing as the scene was with the Tie fighter pilots deploying into their ships, I would have liked to have seen the pilots faces and shown them actually putting on their helmets and gearing up for battle.
I'm actually very tired of Stormtroopers being these cartoonishly incompetent "elites" that have no actual capability of using things like strategy and tactics. I hope when Stormtroopers are brought in, they are more than just plastic-clad meatbags who run in a straight line while holding a gun incorrectly and then dying after missing every shot, despite either standing still or moving in only one direction.
Man I hope they kick some ass!
stormtropers as a "threat" too bad 40 years of star wars has erased that from anyone's minds.
I really hope they make stormtroopers into the merciless terrifying machines they are in the eu
Having Stormtroopers only at the end of the series forces us to make the same escalation path Andor and the Rebels are doing every time they provoke the Imperial structure.
First we only had to deal with the Corpos, which just rented out collaborators and aren't even real Imperial forces.
Then we are watching some skirmishes with the Imperial Army, which is the entry-level Imperial baddies.
When the stakes ramp up, we will watch the Rebels go against Stormtroopers in all their glory!
Is the lady at 0:28 holding an AK-47? Does this make Mikhail Kalashnikov cannon?
In my estimation, I always saw the stormtroopers main purpose was political in nature, its role being to protect Palpatine's grip on power. That being to serve as a counterweight to regular imperial army by guarding against possible coups, as well as serve a personal loyal military force that can counted upon to put down uprising amongst general population, due to the army troopers lacking the stomach or level of commitment in shooting or beating unarmed civilians. Think of them as something similar to the real world forces such as Saddam's Republican Guard or considering that SW is based off WWII, Hitler's Waffen SS. They are only elite due to the Emperor's trust in them, thus they are comparatively better trained and equipped as a result of their important role in maintaining power, though nothing really special onto themselves.