We finally have a date for when Star Wars fans can enjoy the continuing adventures of Cassian Andor on Disney+.
What’s Happening:
- Just revealed at D23 Brazil, the second season of the critically-praised Star Wars series, Andor, will begin streaming on April 22nd, 2025.
- Notably, the title of the series has apparently been changed from Star Wars: Andor to Andor: A Star Wars Story, more closely matching the 2016 movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, to which it serves as a prequel.
- No additional details were revealed for the second season of Andor, aside from the graphic showcased above.
- Fans in the audience were however treated to an appearance from the loveable B2EMO droid.
- The panel also offered attendees an exclusive look at a scene and new trailer for the other forthcoming Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew – which premieres next month.
- The first season of Andor takes place over the course of a year, but season two is expected to take place over four years, leading right up to the events of Rogue One.
- As the show builds up to the events of Rogue One, actor Ben Mendelsohn will reportedly appear in the series, reprising his role as the villainous Imperial Director Orson Krennic.
- Footage from the second season was shown at Star Wars Celebration, implying Syril Karn (Kyle Soller) will be playing a bigger role in the series, as well as the introduction of new characters.
- According to series star Diego Luna, filming on the series wrapped this past February.
More from D23 Brazil:
- Test Footage Has Been Released for the Upcoming “Cars” Attraction at the Magic Kingdom
- Villainous Inspiration Shared for Upcoming Villains Land at the Magic Kingdom
- “Moana” Float Confirmed for New Disney Starlight Nighttime Parade Coming to the Magic Kingdom
- New Concept Art Revealed for the Pirates of the Caribbean Lounge Coming to the Magic Kingdom
- Video: Brazilian Superstar Any Gabrielly Performs “Beyond” from “Moana 2″ Live at D23 Brazil
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