Spoilers Star Wars: Andor season 2

[Sacrosanct]

I kinda feel like the K2 droids are so powerful that they pretty much obviate the need for any other Imperial resources. Immune to gunfire, stronger than a Terminator, can fly starships… Hoth and Endor would have been very different if the Empire had just dropped a unit of K2s in instead of all the squishy stuff they used. They’re basically Superman (except they can’t fly).

The blaster proof was a bit much. Super strong police bots ready to kill on command were terrifying before that reveal.

Are they made from the super rare Mandalorian metal?

It was weird they went with blaster proof in the series, because Jyn Erso blows a hole clean through one with a hand held blaster in Rogue One.

 

[pukunui]

It was weird they went with blaster proof in the series, because Jyn Erso blows a hole clean through one with a hand held blaster in Rogue One.

"Did you know that wasn't me?"
"Yeah. Of course."

 

[Kaodi]

This show is a bit crazy in how many of the key characters were or are effectively orphans or at least missing parents. Andor, orphan with adoptive family; Kleya, orphan with adoptive father; Dedra, parents may be still alive but effectively an orphan; Syril, not an orphan, but still missing a real father. In fact, this kind of impacts almost every central Star Wars character, doesn't it?

 

[Morrus]

This show is a bit crazy in how many of the key characters were or are effectively orphans or at least missing parents. Andor, orphan with adoptive family; Kleya, orphan with adoptive father; Dedra, parents may be still alive but effectively an orphan; Syril, not an orphan, but still missing a real father. In fact, this kind of impacts almost every central Star Wars character, doesn't it?

Anakin, Luke, Leia, Han … it’s a Star Wars thing not an Andor thing.

 

[wicked cool]

Anakin, Luke, Leia, Han … it’s a Star Wars thing not an Andor thing.

I hope at a minimum we get a book or something on the fate of the survivors from andor
Wilmon obviously not in rogue one but clearly has more story to tell

 

[Older Beholder]

Orphans have always been a Disney thing.
Just another reason Disney was a good home for Star Wars.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Orphans have always been a Disney thing.
Just another reason Disney was a good home for Star Wars.

"Why did you kill your parents?"
"Because I wanted to be a main character and not a background NPC."

 

[Older Beholder]

"Why did you kill your parents?"
"Because I wanted to be a main character and not a background NPC."

DnD characters also fall into the category of 'mostly orphans'

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I kinda feel like the K2 droids are so powerful that they pretty much obviate the need for any other Imperial resources. Immune to gunfire, stronger than a Terminator, can fly starships… Hoth and Endor would have been very different if the Empire had just dropped a unit of K2s in instead of all the squishy stuff they used. They’re basically Superman (except they can’t fly).

They are in Falllen Order. They are tough, but far from the most powerful unit on the imperial roster. They are armored, better than a stormtrooper but not as well as a mandalorian, they are physically very strong, but are rarely equipped with ranged weapons. They are slow moving.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

It was weird they went with blaster proof in the series, because Jyn Erso blows a hole clean through one with a hand held blaster in Rogue One.

High armor class is overcome by a high attack bonus.