Andor Season 2 has officially ended. The final three episodes are filled with Star Wars references and hidden easter eggs. Tony Gilroy created this science fiction political spy thriller. The story follows Cassian Andor, a Rebel spy. He sets out on a dangerous mission for a cause and eventually joins the Rebellion. Now that Andor Season 2 is over, fans are spotting several blink-and-you-miss-it easter eggs in the last episodes. Here are some you might have missed.
List of easter eggs and Star Wars references in Andor Season 2 Episode 10, 11, and 12
Kyber on Jedha:
Initially, the Empire was in search of Ghorman’s kalkite for the Death Star project. However, they have now revealed mining for Jedha’s kyber crystals, which is a subtle nod to the events of Rogue One.
Karis Nemik’s Manifesto:
Nemik’s manifesto has been scattered across the galaxy, with Partagaz also having a copy and devoutly listening to it. In his recording, he listens to phrases like “The frontier of the Rebellion is everywhere” and “Oppression is the mask of fear.” Lucasfilm recently used the latter phrase for the title of its newly published novel, Mask of Fear.
Galen Erso:
In the episode, Jung shares with Luthen intel that confirms Galen Erso and the lab from Rogue One are involved in it.
Luthen was Sergeant Lear:
Luthen shocks everyone with a revelation about his past that he once served as a sergeant in the Imperial Infantry, Lear.
Tivik on Ring of Kafrene:
This is another reference that ties into Rogue One’s opening scene. Here, Cassian informs about the Empire’s superweapon and Galen Erso. Similarly, Tivik, Cassian’s informant and a member of Saw Gerrera’s Partisans, reaches out to Yavin. He claims to have some crucial information to give to Andor.
Bix with baby Andor on Mina Rau:
Bix Caleen appears with a baby, whose father seems to be Cassian, at Mina Rau’s place, which appeared in the premiere episode as well.
Senator Palmo and Jebel:
Senators Jebel and Pamlo reprise their roles as members of the Alliance High Command in the latest installment, after first appearing in 2016’s Rogue One.
Bail Organa’s fate foreshadowed:
Bail Organa had cast doubts on the Death Star and Alderaan’s destruction. As a result, she gives a stamp of approval to Cassian’s Rogue One mission to the Ring of Kafrene. She cites that he wishes to “go down swinging” against the Empire.
Andor gears up for Rogue One:
In the finale, Andor suits up in a similar outfit to his Rogue One debut. He wears a jacket, holster, and pistol.
