Star Wars Insider #195

RETURN OF THE CLONE WARS : SEASON SEVEN PRIMER!

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Rise of the
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ENFYS NEST: a rebel UNCOVERED!



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MARCH 2020
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The very first clip I ever saw of Star Wars was on a children’s
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guy in an orange spacesuit flying a cool space plane, with that Art Director / Troy Alders
bleeping robot I’d seen on The Donnie and Marie show sitting Creative Director / Michael Siglain
Asset Management / Tim Mapp,
right behind him. I didn’t know the correct terminology was Erik Sanchez, Bryce Pinkos,
“droid,” or that the cool guy was the coolest space hero and Nicole LaCoursiere, Sarah Williams,
Shahana Alam
future Jedi, Luke Skywalker. In fact, at that point I’m not Story Group / Pablo Hidalgo,
even sure I knew the title of the movie. What I did know Leland Chee, Matt Martin
was that there were laser blasts, whizzing stars, a sense of
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The Mandalorian
Star Wars Insider talks to Jon Favreau
and Dave Filoni, co-exectuive producers on
the hit Disney+ series, about crafting the fi rst
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Launchpad Interview: Pedro Pascal Enfys Nest
The latest movie and TV news, Who is the man in the beskar mask? Who was the young woman who
Insider speaks to the Madalorian himself.
merchandise, books, and comics from masqueraded as a criminal marauder,
across the Star Wars galaxy. and what was she fi ghting for?
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18 Destroy the Death Star 64
How we took on the superweapon,
The Comeback Clones The Rise of Star Wars Kids
in board games and on arcade machines.

Return, Star Wars: The Clone Wars has! Lucasfilm’s James Waugh explains
In preparation for Season 7 of the epic 46 how fun new Star Wars Kids content is
animated series, we revisit some of the encouraging younger fans to take their
Rise of the Resistance

main character arcs of the series. first steps into a galaxy of adventure.
An inside look at the development of
26 the new attraction at Galaxy’s Edge. 76

Making The Mandalorian 52 Noughts and Crosses
Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni reveal Going Green Which starfighter will win in our X-wing

how they worked together to unleash Paul Blake and Maria De Aragon on versus TIE fi ghter challenge?
The Mandalorian on the galaxy. playing Rodian bounty hunter Greedo. Or will it all end in a... tie?



INCOMING TRANSMISSIONS


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Prize Giveaway! Jedi Master’s Quiz Worldwide Image Archive
Your chance to win a prize bundle Test your knowledge of Fan art, family celebrations, Qi’ra A look inside a TIE fi ghter from
of fantastic Star Wars books. Star Wars: The Clone Wars. cosplay, and an X-wing on parade. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016).




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Now open at
Walt Disney
World and
Resistance Rises
Disneyland!



Join the fight against the First Order in Disney Park’s immersive new attraction


n December 5, 2019, Star Batuu to General Organa’s secret base aboard First Order Star Destroyer the
O Wars: Rise of the Resistance on Bakura. Meanwhile, Vi Moradi Finalizer. From there it’s a race against
time to escape from a detention block

attempted to sneak aboard Kylo Ren’s
officially opened its doors
to visitors at Walt Disney TIE echelon to steal information on First before Kylo Ren catches up with you.

World Resort, Florida, welcoming fans Order fleet movements, and even Utilizing some of the most ambitious
to this long-awaited addition to the Hondo Ohnaka and Chewbacca got in Imagineering that Disney Parks has ever
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge experience. on the action. Events culminated in a attempted, the attraction combines
A star-studded event the day before stunning lightsaber duel between Kylo multiple ride-systems, elements of
saw Bob Chapek, Chairman of Disney Ren and Rey before the “evacuation” virtual reality, and a thrilling storyline,
Parks, Experiences, and Products, host a order was given, and everyone had their which Insider’s Batuu correspondent

dedication ceremony that launched the first chance to experience Rise of the described as “awesome” in its ambition,
attraction with a Star Wars story all of Resistance for themselves. scope, and scale, with enough detail to
its own. Told at various locations across Evacuation is the order of the day in keep you coming back for more.
Galaxy’s Edge, the assembled guests the immersive new attraction. Rey gives To learn how Rise of the Resistance
watched as Resistance X-wings took to you a mission to help General Organa was developed, turn to page 46 for a
the air (as flying drone recreations of in the next phase of the war against the behind-the-scenes interview with John

the famous starfighters), scrambling to First Order, but plans quickly go south Larena, executive creative director at

relocate the Resistance outpost from as a tractor beam pulls your transport Walt Disney Imagineering.



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Pack your bags
for a Star Wars
adventure!
Departure Details



Galactic Starcruiser terminal revealed in new concept art

s ride fans thrill at Rise of the Disney released two new concept
A Resistance, the next phase images, revealing how the Galactic
Starcruiser departure terminal will look
of Disney Park’s quest to

bring the Star Wars galaxy when finished, and giving us glimpse
experience to Earthlings continues, with at the interior of the Launch Pod that
the ongoing construction of Star Wars: will transport guests to the Halcyon for due to open until 2021, so look out
Galactic Starcruiser, as revealed in a their two-night cruise into the cosmos. for further news and developments at
December update on the project. The immersive holiday destination isn’t starwarsgalacticstarcruiser.com


Mesa Bombad Jedi?



The Best man to host Disney+ Star Wars game show.

hmed Best, the versatile content & programming, Mickey
A performer and martial arts Capoferri, “A forest planet, on board
expert known to fans for
a Jedi starcruiser, and inside a Jedi
playing the prequel’s clumsy temple, immersing them and the
Gungan Jar Jar Binks, returns to the audience in a fun, humorous, and
Star Wars fold as the host of Star Wars: exciting competition. This is defi nitely
Jedi Temple Challenge, coming in 2020 a kids game show like no other!”
to streaming service Disney+. Best plays the Jedi Master that
Jedi Temple Challenge is a fun and guides the contestants through
exciting new game show set within this labyrinth of learning, as they
the Star Wars galaxy, in which young gain understanding of the core Jedi
contestants take on a variety of tests principles of strength, knowledge, and
and trials in an effort to attain the rank bravery. A humanoid droid companion,
of Jedi Knight. “The various challenges voiced by Mary Holland, will assist
will test a Padawan’s connection to Best’s mentor character in what looks
the Force in three locations,” revealed to be an entertaining new take on the

Lucasfilm’s senior director of online Star Wars galaxy.



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Star Wars


Family

Portraits



Global photographers in
saga-inspired collaboration

worldwide collaboration
A between Lucasfi lm, eBay,
and the British Journal of
Photography has resulted
in a magical online exhibition that
explores the lives of Star Wars-loving
families from around the world.
Launched to commemorate the
release of Star Wars: The Rise of
Skywalker in December 2019, Star Wars
Families was an ambitious undertaking
that involved 10 internationally
renowned photographers visually
documenting their subject’s daily lives
around the theme of a family portrait.
The project was envisaged as a slice
of family life across the globe as they
looked ahead to the release of the fi nal
chapter in the Skywalker saga, refl ecting
on the impact the movies have had on
their lives while paying tribute to the
universal and intergenerational nature
of Star Wars fandom.
The resulting images and stories of
the family involved can be found at
starwarsfamilies.com.


eBay Speeder

Challenge



Luke’s X-34 toy goes extra large

aving previously constructed a
H giant AT-ACT walker model and
recreated Kylo Ren’s TIE silencer,
inventor Colin Furze again joined
forces with eBay to build a new creation,
this time celebrating the arrival of Star Wars:
The Rise of Skywalker.
His life-size recreation of a toy landspeeder,
built around an electric golf buggy chassis,
was even fitted with jet engines. The fi nished

speeder was later sold on eBay on behalf of
U.K. charity Children in Need for $65,500!




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this Tatooine
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Toys From Tatooine at around 8-inches tall, the Jawa
figure features more than 20 points of

articulation and glowing LED eyes, and
comes equipped with a weathered cape,
Trade up some old junk for this desert duo from Hot Toys a detailed blaster, and other accessories.
The resourceful Jawa is accompanied
here’s no need to comb the Toys, available to pre-order now at by a 7-inch tall EG-6 power droid that
T sand dunes of Tatooine if sideshow.com, priced $267.00. boasts a coat of suitably weathered silver
you’re on the hunt for a
metallic paint and articulated legs. A
Scheduled to arrive in the fi rst
wayward droid—just grab quarter of 2020, the detailed duo are specially designed, sand-themed base is
yourself the Jawa & EG-6 Power Droid splendid recreations of the scavenging included so that both Jawa and captured
Sixth Scale Collectible Set from Hot Jawa and doleful “gonk” droid. Standing power droid feel right at home.


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Timeline

Important dates
A Fully Operational Throne in Star Wars
history.

Execute Order 66 from Your
Executive Desk Chair 1967
February 10: Laura Dern, Admiral
eeling a desire to rule the Holdo in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
F galaxy? Do you simply require a (2017), is born.
comfy seat? Regal Robot has you
1971
covered for both occasions with
March 16: Alan Tudyk, who
their new Emperor’s Throne Executive
plays the reprogrammed Imperial

Desk Chair. The office chair’s two-tone security droid K-2SO, is born.
faux leather in black and purple evoke the
design of the original prop from Return of 1976
the Jedi (1983). Experience true power in March 22: Shooting begins on
your own custom seat, which is made-to- Star Wars: A New Hope (1977).
order and delivers in roughly 8-10 weeks.
The desk chair is priced at $1,299.00 and 1979
February 26: Veronica Ngo, Paige
currently available at regalrobot.com.
Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
(2017), is born.
1979
March 5: Filming commences on
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes
Back (1980).

1985
March 26: Keira Knightley, who
portrayed Sabé in Star Wars: The
Phantom Menace (1999), is born.

1992
March 17: John Boyega (Finn)
is born.
1997
February 21: The Special Edition
of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes
Back (1980) debuts in cinemas.
2006
February 16: Star Wars: Empire
at War is released by LucasArts.
Home Dining, Droid Style



Instant Pot takes the pressure out of cooking up a gorg

vailable exclusively from U.S. more palatable appearance, and there
A retailer Williams Sonoma, are three capacities to choose from.
Instant Pot has introduced
R2-D2 is our favorite of the three
a fun new range of pressure the 6-quart capacity Instant Pots,
cookers that look set to make any meal which includes Darth Vader and

fit for the hungriest of Hutts. stormtrooper models, as it looks just
Breaking from the average pressure like the heroic droid. BB-8 is similarly
cooker vibe of brushed metal outer cool, and appropriately smaller at
casings and black plastic handles, these 3-quarts capacity, while the mammoth
Star Wars-themed kitchen essentials Chewbacca model has a capacity for
take a lead from some of the galaxy’s 8-quarts, which is enough to feed an
best-known characters to gain a far entire family of Wookiees!




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May The Fashion


Be With You


Go to outer space with your outerwear


hether you’re Han Solo or Poe Dameron, a sharp-
W looking jacket is almost as vital a part of a Star
Wars character’s wardrobe as a fl owing cape. Now
fans can follow suit with the new Star Wars x Levi’s
collection, a stunning line of Star Wars-inspired clothing.
Levi’s highlights the Battle of Yavin on a series of jackets
and 501 jeans, with the ensemble’s starry fabric becoming
the perfect background for vivid images of the saga’s famous
starships. There are also a host of other items too, including
jackets, hats, shirts and pullovers, exploring the vintage side
of the Force. Most products boast original trilogy imagery,
including some printed with Kenner action figures from the

1970s and 80s, while others are simply decidedly Star Wars
in appearance.
And as if that weren’t enough, fans can even create
custom items, adding a name or phrase of their choice,
to garments and tote bags already adorned with Star Wars
imagery and quotes, including jeans featuring artwork of Darth
Vader, Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), and Princess Leia (Carrie Star Wars
Fisher). Look for the Star Wars range at levi.com. style available
from Levi’s!

















Rise To The Hoop


Take a stand on the high-ground in these Star Wars sneakers

tar Wars and adidas have Windu-inspired purple pattern on The
S teamed up for a special run Harden Vol. 4. There will also be an
of basketball shoes that
X-wing-themed version of the Ultra
incorporate elements from Boost footwear, and the Nite Jogger

the popular film franchise into some style will be available in both R2-D2 and
equally epic sneakers. Mixing fashion Imperial Stormtrooper editions. Divided
with the Force, each stylish design uses between white light side graphics and
the palette of lightsaber blades to add red dark side imagery, these sneakers are

a dash of extra color, from the green definitely a Force to be reckoned with.
accents on the Dame 5 that echo Luke You can check out the collection at
Skywalker’s emerald blade to the Mace adidas.com/starwars.




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Run the

Gauntlet


Get ready to roleplay as the
mysterious bounty hunter

arth Vader. Kylo Ren.
D The Mandalorian. Iconic
characters who hide
behind enigmatic masks
have permeated Star Wars lore and
offered intrigue since A New Hope
debuted in 1977. Hasbro’s The
Mandalorian NERF rocket gauntlet
and mask are perfect for any
young fan who wants to immerse
themselves in a galaxy far, far away.
The wrist-mounted gauntlet safely
launches NERF darts adorned with
Mandalorian iconography, and the
mask will keep your face hidden as
you hunt down your next bounty.
The gauntlet is priced at $19.99,
while the mask retails for $9.99.
Mandalorian Masterpieces


Scaled statues celebrate the live-action Star Wars TV series

otobukiya takes aim at the mysterious Mandalorian with its 1/10 scale Star
K Wars: The Mandalorian ARTFX+ Statue. The incredibly detailed PVC piece
supplies a stunning look at the armor worn by the main character from the
new show. Standing 6 3/4-inches tall and gripping a lethal blaster pistol,
this bounty is priced at $99.99 with an expected shipping date of February 2020.
Kotobukiya have also tackled another character from the Disney+ Star Wars series
with their 1/10 scale IG-11 ARTFX+ Statue. The deadly droid bears his own blaster,
measures in at about 8.66-inches tall, and is priced at $110. Both the Mandalorian
and IG-11 are currently available for pre-order at sideshow.com.



Figure In Your Bounty


Characters from The Mandalorian get articulated

ounty hunting may be a Hasbro’s Black Series is getting in
B complicated profession, on the act too, with its own awesome
but so is collecting! Hasbro
renditions of the Mandalorian, Cara
is bolstering its Vintage Dune, and assassin-droid-turned-bouty
Collection with the addition of the hunter IG-11 joining the range of well
Mandalorian and Cara Dune, as seen equipped and gorgeously detailed

in the hit Disney+ live-action Star Wars 6-inch action figures. Also hitting
series, to its 3 3/4-inch arsenal of action shelves alongside the trio of hunters is
figures. Due to arrive in early 2020, your the Heavy Infantry Mandalorian fi gure,

bounty puck will tell you that Hasbro’s who is making his presence felt in stores
price is $13.99 apiece. now, priced at $29.99.



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Book Club



Upcoming Star Wars books rise to the
occasion of the Skywalker saga fi nale.






Available in
bookstores
March 3!


More than

the whole

story!



Rae Carson’s expanded
novelization adds extra
sparkle to Star Wars: The
Rise of Skywalker (2019).

It’s an old theatrical adage that you
should always leave your audience
wanting more—and if there’s one
audience that always wants more,
more, more, it’s the dedicated fans
of Star Wars.
Even with the Skywalker saga now
complete, and all the long-protected
secrets of The Rise of Skywalker out
in the open, fans with a desperate
need to know the complete story will
delight in Rae Carson’s novelization
of the movie. This expanded edition
contains additional, intriguing new
plot details and original scenes that
bring even more depth and color to
its tale of darkness, danger, and
ultimate redemption.
Best known as a writer of teen

fiction, Carson has previous form in

riing on the events and characters

of Star Wars, having written a short
story for the 40th Anniversary
anthology A Certain Point of View, Wanted, the Solo: A Star Wars Story them into something fresh and new,
and a longer tale—Hear Nothing, See (2018) tie-in which dug deeper into Carson’s expanded take on The Rise
Nothing, Say Nothing—for the Canto the lives of young Han and Qi’ra as of Skywalker, to be released by Del
Bight anthology that revealed more they struggled to survive Corellia’s Rey and available on March 3, will
about the casino world of Star Wars: criminal underbelly. Adept at taking have you revisiting the movie with a
The Last Jedi (2017). Her fi rst full existing characters and situations whole new perspective on what you
length Star Wars novel was Most then fi nding novel ways of twisting thought you knew.




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The Art of Star Wars: Star Wars:
Star Wars Rebels Collecting a Galaxy: R2-D2 is Lost!
It’s hard to believe that Star Wars The Art of Sideshow Written by Caitlin Kennedy with
Rebels ended almost two years charming illustrations by Brian
ago, after four seasons of epic Known for its intricately detailed Kesinger, this follow-up to C-3PO
storytelling. If you’ve missed the and screen-accurate range of Star Does Not Like Sand! is the delightful
Wars sculptures and fi gures, the
adventures of Ezra Bridger and second installment in the fun Droid
work of Sideshow Collectibles is
the crew of the Ghost, or have Tales picture book series from
much coveted by fans. And the
an interest in how the animated Disney Lucasfi lm Press.
series was made, then The Art of process behind the creation of each This time out, our favorite trio of
Star Wars Rebels from Dark Horse incredible item is just as intricate, as Star Wars droids have left the dusty
Books will give you a fascinating revealed in Sideshow’s heavyweight plains of Tatooine far behind and
inside look at how the show was new book, Star Wars: Collecting headed to the familiar forest moon
conceived and realized. a Galaxy: The Art of Sideshow, of Endor, where C-3PO is pleased
Author Dan Wallace opens written by Samuel C. Spitale with to find himself being treated like a

a gateway to a world between a foreword by Phil Tippett. god by his Ewok friends once more.
worlds, revealing how a team of The deluxe 348-page hardcover Meanwhile, the ever curious BB-8 is
award-winning Lucasfi lm artists features dramatic photographs of keen to learn more about his furry
turned sketched outlines into fully Sideshow’s output alongside pre- new companions, while R2-D2 fi nds
formed characters, creatures, and production artwork and sculpts, himself on a wilderness excursion
environments. Illustrated with and details the passionate work of gone wrong when he comes across
a wealth of never-before-seen the artists who create such faithful a small Ewok in need of help.
concept art and process pieces, and imaginative representations The perfect addition to any
The Art of Star Wars Rebels will of Star Wars’ galaxy of characters. youngling’s growing library, R2-D2
be available on April 21, 2020. Available now from sideshow.com. is Lost! is in stores on February 12.








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Comics Roundup



The dark side of the Force takes hold
in this month’s Star Wars comic releases.


Hell Hath No

Fury as a Dark

Lord Scorned


The tragedy of Vader continues!

Star Wars: Darth Vader #1
“Join me, and together, we can rule the galaxy
as father and son!” This was Darth Vader’s
shock o er to Luke Skywalker at the climax of

their blistering Cloud City duel in Star Wars:
The Empire Strikes Back (1980), but having just

sliced o the young rebel’s hand and revealed
his true parental lineage, the heavy-breathing
henchman of the Emperor should have guessed
he’d receive a less than positive response. Luke
chose certain death over servitude to the dark
side of the Force and flung himself into the

abyss below, but where did that leave Vader?
In this all-new series from Marvel Comics,
writer Greg Pak sets out to reveal what

e ect Luke’s refusal had on the psyche of the
Dark Lord of the Sith, in this epic, previously
untold story of vengeance, fear, and anger.
As he grapples with Luke’s rejection, Vader
embarks on a bloody mission of rage-fuelled
revenge against everything and everyone who
had a hand in hiding and corrupting his only
son. But even as he uncovers the secrets of
Luke’s origins, Vader must face shocking new
challenges from his own dark past.
Joining Pak on the creative team chronicling
this escapade of evil is artist Ra aele Ienco,
with cover art by InHyuk Lee. Darth Vader #1
is available in stores from February 5.



Star Wars #1 Facsimilie Edition
Hard as it may be to believe in this modern age of spoiler lockdowns and

movie secrecy, the first issue of Marvel Comics’ original Star Wars adaptation
arrived in stores months ahead of A New Hope’s release in theaters in 1977.

Consequently, it served as many eager readers first introduction to a galaxy
far, far away. Written by Roy Thomas with art by Howard Chaykin, the
groundbreaking adaptation has been reprinted in full many times and in many

di erent formats, but this facsimilie edition re-presents issue #1 just as it was
originally published, complete with over-the-top coverlines and vintage ads.
Available In stores on February 26.




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COMEBACK





CLONES





























Return, Star Wars:
The Clone Wars has! In
preparation for the 12 new
episodes airing soon on
Disney+, Insider revisits some
of the main character arcs of
the epic animated series so far.

W O R D S : K R I S T I N B AV E R




t was a war left the Lost Missions, a partially fi nished
I unresolved. On batch of episodes intended to make up
half of the sixth season. Among them
March 2, 2013, Star
Wars: The Clone
were more stories of sacrifi ce, deleterious
Wars ended abruptly prophecies, and Jedi Master Yoda
after fi ve broadcast himself reconciling a spiritual crisis and
seasons, going out with a bang with confronting his own dark side. But it
“The Wrong Jedi.” seemed we would never see where the
After being put on trial for a story was truly meant to end. Until now.
crime she didn’t commit, Anakin The final 12 episodes promise to

Skywalker’s Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, be an explosive reunion of old friends
was stripped of her rank and status, and foes, and new faces, with a proper
and remanded in custody. Although send-off to the story that inches closer
she was exonerated by the end of the to the events of Star Wars: Revenge of
episode, a final twist saw Ahsoka walk the Sith (2005). As fans get ready to

away from the Jedi order, and the end rejoin the battle, we remind ourselves of
credits rolled. the character journies so far of Anakin
On March 7, 2014, the fi nal 13 Skywalker, Clone Captain Rex, Ahsoka
episodes of the series were released as Tano, and that dark side terror, Maul.



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they grew to with the staunch Republic militarist
trust one another. and future Imperial Grand Moff.
When Ahsoka was And although the war frequently
plagued by brain kept them apart—Anakin on the
worms, Anakin’s frontlines of battle and Padmé in
rage consumed the senate and offworld, offering
him, driving him diplomacy to end the suffering—
to venture closer brief reunions over the course of the
to the dark side animated series shined a light on their
as he mercilessly strained but committed relationship.
interrogated Although deeply in love, professional
Geonosian leader obligations often took precedent
Poggle the Lesser. over personal feelings, a dichotomy
On Mortis, the that Anakin wrestled with often as

Force-wielders he tried to fulfill his confl icting roles
beckoned Anakin as husband and Jedi. At times, their

to fulfill his destiny personal attachment led them to
as the Chosen make strategically unwise decisions,
One and take the including when Padmé agreed to
place of the Father trade a key prisoner of war, General
As the focus of the prequels, to maintain balance, showing him Grievous, for Anakin to ensure her
Anakin Skywalker’s rise to terrible visions of his future should secret husband’s safety.
Jedi Master and fall to the dark is well he refuse. The specter of Darth Vader We will have to wait and see
documented on film. But through The was wiped from his memory before exactly what role Anakin and Padmé

Clone Wars, George Lucas and Dave he was permitted to return to his own play in the new episodes, but with
Filoni explored more of the internal realm, but he still walked the path to Ahsoka on her own and ultimately
struggles the warrior was facing in the dark side. Indeed, during a rescue rushing in to battle Maul once more,
balancing not just his fears but his from the Citadel, his fi rst encounter Anakin’s test to learn to let go of all
urge to control the world around him with Captain Tarkin led to discovering that he fears to lose, including his
and protect the people he cared for, he shared a surprising commonality former Padawan, is far from over.
including his secret wife Padmé.
The Clone Wars were a time
of growth and new challenges
for Anakin, punctuated by the
occasionally thankless task of
teaching young Ahsoka, who
at times turned out to be just as
impertinent and impulsive as her
master. The surprising assignment
to lead Ahsoka’s training came
from wise Jedi Master Yoda, who
hoped the exercise would fi nally
teach Skywalker how to let go.
(Unfortunately, we know how that
ultimately turned out.)
Initially, Anakin and Ahsoka butted
heads as his patience was stretched
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classroom, Ahsoka had learned by-
the-book Jedi teachings, including
lessons on combat and warfare in the
trying tumult of the raging Clone War.
But Anakin regularly challenged her
to see things from a different point
of view, helping her to contain her
boundless enthusiasm and outspoken
nature in favor of more measured
considerations and aggressive
negotiations (when the situation
called for it.)
Serving in the war meant regularly
risking her life—fearlessly clashing
sabers with Separatist General
Grievous, finding the strength to

survive trapped in a laboratory
and infected with the Blue Shadow
Virus, and holding out long enough
to neutralize a parasitic brain worm
infestation that threatened Ahsoka
and her entire transport crew.
Through her friendship with Padmé
Amidala, Ahsoka’s black-and-white
thinking of the world and the war
itself began to shift as she began to
AHSOKA
understand the nuances at play. She
met a young Separatist named Lux
Bonteri, and began to realize that
her mortal enemy in the confl ict was
more than just a faceless aggressor
threatening democracy.
On the mystical world of Mortis,
Ahsoka and Anakin’s bond was tested
when the Togruta warrior became
corrupted by a dark side-aligned
Force-wielder known as the Son. A
tool to bring her master to the brink
Ahsoka Tano bounded into our of his dark destiny, Ahsoka’s life was
lives in the The Clone Wars ultimately saved by the light. The
theatrical release in 2008, a bright- trials on Mortis were something of a
eyed, Force-sensitive Padawan who turning point. Ahsoka came into her
was hungry to learn and even more own, finding the strength to become

adamant about speaking her mind more reliant on herself using the
and leaping into the fray. The lessons she’d gleaned from Anakin,
brainchild of Dave Filoni and Star rather than succeeding in his shadow.
Wars creator George Lucas, the fi lm On Felucia, Ahsoka rallied a
and the series were launched as a handful of Jedi younglings to fi ght
means for Lucas to tell even more against their Trandoshan captors
stories, introduce new characters, and with a little help from a gentle but

explore the time between Star Wars: fierce walking carpet, Chewbacca.
Attack of the Clones (2002) and Her leadership skills blossoming, she
Revenge of the Sith beyond the acted as shepherd to a new class of
constraints of a movie’s duration. younglings on the sacred quest of the
Amid the Battle of Christophsis Gathering, a Jedi rite of passage to
and in its earliest days, Ahsoka’s find a kyber crystal and construct an

assignment to be taught by Anakin elegant weapon.
Skywalker was as much a test for But framed in the bombing at the
Padawan as it was for master. In the Jedi Temple and accused of murder,




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Ahsoka went from war hero to outlaw Fans of Star Wars Rebels already Menace (1999), performing acrobatic
on the run. Her resourceful nature know where Ahsoka’s allegiance motion-capture feats for the duel.
allowed her to escape from prison on eventually landed, long after the time The new episodes will also explore
a quest to clear her name, and even of the Clone Wars and at the start Ahsoka’s readjustment into regular
though her master never truly gave of the Galactic Civil War pitting the society, a new challenge for one who
up on her, believing in her innocence Rebel Alliance against the Empire. has been with the Jedi since she
and helping to discover the true But these new episode of The Clone was very young. Still a teenager, one
culprit of the crime, Ahsoka’s faith Wars give Filoni the chance to explore story will see the former Padawan
in the Jedi was irreparably damaged some of the time between. He has plummeting into the depths of the
thanks to their lack of faith in her promised an epic lightsaber battle Coruscant underworld due to a
innocence. Free from the protections between Ahsoka and Darth Maul, a speeder bike malfunction, where she
and restrictions of the Jedi way, when sequence animated with the help will encounter two sisters, Trace and

we last saw Ahsoka in the series she of Ray Park, who played the Zabrak Rafa Martez, as she fights for survival
was forging a new path. Sith Lord in Star Wars: The Phantom on the infamous level 1313.




































Ahsoka’s faith in the Jedi was irreparably damaged

thanks to their lack of faith in her innocence.

SPECIAL EDITIONS



REX and the
CLONES















































Those familiar with Star Wars
Rebels know that Captain Rex
survived the Clone Wars and went on
to eventually be reunited with his
friend Ahsoka Tano in the fi ght
against the Empire. But his debut in
The Clone Wars, alongside countless
identical brothers in arms, was an war machines who, although designed fearlessly charge into battle alongside
enlightening exploration of the on Kamino to fight the Republic’s war, his brothers, as well as Anakin and


humanity and unique identities of the were also flesh-and-blood with minds Ahsoka, Rex’s bravery and loyalty to
seemingly interchangeable soldiers, and hearts of their own. the cause was equally balanced by

bred for battle and ready to fi ght. A by-the-book fighter who rose his compassion and a keen sense of
Over the course of the series it to the rank of captain, Rex could fighting for what was right. Whether

became clear that the clone troopers often be found leading his men defending a diplomatic leader on
shared the same DNA, but were often alongside Anakin Skywalker. At the the frozen world of Ord Plutonia or
wildly different from one another, Battle of Christophsis, Rex helped to charging toward a rampaging Zillo
an aspect that allowed the series’ uncover a traitor in the clone ranks Beast, Rex was a loyal soldier, always
showrunners to demonstrate the with some help from Commander ready for action.
importance of individuality and the Cody. On the Rishi Moon, the pair But he also knew the importance
internal struggles of these organic once again teamed up with a squad of thinking for himself, a trait he no
of untested rookies when a routine doubt learned from watching Anakin.
inspection turned into a surprise Shot down over Saleucami, Rex
Separatist attack. Ever willing to came face-to-face with a deserter.




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The emotional campaign left Rex and the

other surviving clones with upsetting questions
about how the war was being conducted.



Disillusioned with the futility of the
conflict, and keenly aware of his own

expendability, Cut Lawquane chose to
run, forging a new life with a family of
his own. This brief interaction forced
Rex to confront his own thoughts
and feelings, including the unsettling
idea that loyalty was not a given,
and even he could choose a different
path for himself at the expense of his
dedication to the Republic and the
ongoing war effort.
Rex is also a prime example
among the clones that loyalty, while
admirable, cannot be given blindly.
When his squadron was dispatched to
Umbara, their leader Anakin replaced
by the nefarious Jedi General Krell,
Rex and his fellow soldiers had to In The Lost Missions, Rex was designations and tattoos, dye,
contend with the enemy outside and confronted by his longtime friend and warpaint to distinguish their
within, fighting against Umbaran Fives, an ARC trooper who discovered identical faces and armor from one

forces as well as a commander who that every clone was implanted with a another, Rex and other clones in
had no respect for clone safety or bio-chip as part of a mass conspiracy the new episodes will appear with
autonomy. Constantly at odds over that would render their autonomy, flaming orange helmets bearing the

Krell’s plans that amounted to suicide and indeed their ability to think for unmistakable markings of Ahsoka’s
missions, the emotional campaign left themselves, obsolete. skin, in tribute to her. And we’ll fi nally
Rex and the other surviving clones The series gave us far too many get the chance to meet Hunter and
with upsetting questions about courageous and wholly unique clones the the Bad Batch, a group of clones
how the war was being conducted, to mention here, but with the new who take individuality to a whole new
and how best to walk the fi ne episodes, Filoni promises to continue level using deformities and medical
line between insubordination and expanding on the stories of individual mistakes from the cloning process to
standing up for what was right when clones in extraordinary circumstances. their advantage with specialized skills,
their leader was patently wrong. Having long used nicknames over honed for battle.




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Finally, there is Maul. Having
survived being cleaved in two
by Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber,
during the time of the Clone Wars the
horn-headed warrior was on an
all-consuming quest for revenge
against the Jedi who almost ended
his life. Saved from the scrapyards of
Lotho Minor, where he subsisted on
the brink of insanity with spider-like
legs cobbled from refuse, Maul got a
second chance thanks to his brother
Savage Opress and Mother Talzin, a
purveyor of dark magicks who gave
Maul newer, stronger mechanical legs.
Through many battles with Kenobi,
and senseless bloodshed to lure the
Jedi into the fray, Maul parried with
his sworn enemy. At one of his lowest
moments, a chance encounter with
Mandalore’s Death Watch gave Maul
new limbs and a fresh idea—to secure
a base and rule Mandalore as well as a
powerful galactic criminal syndicate.
A full assault on Black Sun and the attention of Darth Sidious himself,
Hutt Clan strengthened the Shadow ending in a thrilling lightsaber duel. Maul opted to
Collective, but after Mandalorian Savage was killed in the battle, but
warrior Pre Vizsla betrayed Maul, Maul was permitted to live, his former allow Kenobi
they settled their feud with a duel master conceiving a new use for his
to the death. Amid his sweet victory old apprentice. Now, Ahsoka and Maul to live but
and inheritance of the Darksaber, will go toe-to-mechanical-toe once
as well as the loyalty of the Death again, in their ultimate confrontation. killed Satine
Watch behind him, Maul opted to With these character arcs reaching
allow Kenobi to live but killed Satine their apogees, and the long-awaited Kryze in
Kryze in front of the Jedi’s eyes. “Siege of Mandalore” playing a crucial
front of the
Maul’s ultimate act of revenge was part in the epic story Filoni and Lucas
to brutally slay someone else Kenobi conceived nearly a decade ago, these
cared for, and force him to live 12 episodes will fi nally end The Clone Jedi’s eyes.
with his grief. The act attracted the Wars just as the makers intended.




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“I’ve always felt that
Jon’s tone would be
really, really good

for Star Wars.”
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JON FAVREAU & DAVE FILONI





With a second season already in production,
Star Wars Insider talks to Jon Favreau and
Dave Filoni on working together to bring
The Mandalorian to fans around the world.

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ave Filoni is a name that has been long familiar to Star
D Wars fans. He was selected by George Lucas to help build

Lucasfilm’s animation department that gave us Star Wars:
The Clone Wars (2008-2014, 2020), Star Wars Rebels
(2014-2018), and—most recently—Star Wars Resistance
(2019-2020). While cloistered up at Skywalker Ranch in
the early days of working on The Clone Wars, Filoni met Jon Favreau.
Although their paths diverged, with Favreau going on to make some of the
most popular films of the last decade, Filoni had hope his creative peer would

return to Star Wars. At least, that’s what he revealed to Star Wars Insider when
the pair of them sat down to talk about the epic new Star Wars TV show The
Mandalorian, which began streaming on Disney+ on November 12, 2019.
“The first time I ever saw Iron Man,” Filoni recalls, “I thought it had

that same great feeling as Star Wars, because to me it combined a lot of fun
moments, a lot of adventure, action, and comedy, with an incredible sense of,
‘I care about this and it could still get dramatic.’ And that didn’t come at the
expense of the meaningful nature of the characters or their relationships. I’ve
always felt that Jon’s tone would be really, really good for Star Wars.”
Favreau got his start in the movie business by way of comedy, most notably
with the indie-hit Swingers (1996), which he wrote, produced, and starred in.
The creator of The Mandalorian knew before he came aboard that there had









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“[TELLING STORIES] IS as
exciting to a 50-year-
old fan as it is to a
10-year-old, when
you do it right.”
Dave Filoni




































01


to be some guiding light for the in movies was probably formed in a the films that influenced Lucas. So,


use of comedy in Star Wars, and he big way from seeing George Lucas’ looking at films by Akira Kurosawa,

relied on Filoni to help him craft original film,” he says. “I learned John Ford, Sergio Leone—through
those guidelines. “Dave was very about cinema through the lens of A the eyes of that generation—and
clear about it. There are certain New Hope. While watching it, my then trying to channel that as best
types of humor that can be used in father would explain to me how we could. Now of course, we were
Star Wars and there are certain types things were inspired by something always going to put our spin on it,

that can’t be,” Favreau explains. “If you would see in a samurai movie because filmmakers, cast, and writers
we’re making fun of Star Wars, we’re or a western or a World War II fi lm. are always going to put their spin on

stepping outside of it.” That first movie was my inroad.” a project. However, we always made
As they developed the series, sure we adhered to something that
Something Old and Favreau and Filoni agreed they had structure and respect for what
Something New would embark on The Mandalorian came before.”
The tone and craft of the long- with an eye on staying true to the One of the things that fascinates
running saga is something that things that made George Lucas’ Star Favreau so much about working
is baked into Favreau’s DNA as a Wars fi lms great. “We really tried not on The Mandalorian is this shifting
storyteller and as a fi lmmaker, and to make it a reflection of what we of the generational lens through

it was his love of Star Wars that interpreted Star Wars to be,” Favreau which Star Wars is viewed, and how
grabbed his heart and held onto it at explains, “but instead went back George Lucas reacted to the movies

a very young age. “My whole taste to the source code and looked at he grew up with—the films of the



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02




















03

World War II generation and their
ideals of good and evil—from his
perspective as a Baby Boomer. “With
the subversiveness of their movies in
the 1970s, George’s generation had

respect for the films they grew up
with, but they put a twist on them,”
says Favreau. “Then my generation
was presented a cinematic view
through the lens of George Lucas.
And now we’re telling stories for
another generation.”
“I think it’s as exciting to a
50-year-old fan as it is to a 10-year-
old fan, when you do it right,”
Filoni adds. “The trick is in getting
that formula right. It’s very hard.” FACTS AND
FIGURES
Keeping It Unreal computer graphics conference), 01 Pedro Pascal
Just as George Lucas had done THE PITCH Jon Favreau revealed that The plays the
“After the stories of Jango and Boba Mandalorian.
with Star Wars, Favreau and Filoni Fett, another warrior emerges in the Mandalorian was utilizing the
worked to push the technology used Star Wars galaxy. The Mandalorian Unreal Engine—a method of 02 The Child,
on making The Mandalorian. Their is set after the fall of the Empire and rendering photo-real graphics around whom
before the emergence of the First the plot of
challenge was to create a theatrical Order. We follow the travails of a in video games—to replace a lot the series
quality experience for a streaming lone gunfi ghter in the outer reaches of the traditional green-screen hinges.
television service. “That’s one of of the galaxy far from the authority work audiences might normally 03 Dave Filoni
of the New Republic.”
the dreams George had even when expect to find on a Star Wars (left) with

I worked with him on The Clone Number of Episodes: 8 production. This iteration of Jon Favreau
(right) at
Wars,” Filoni reveals. “He would First Aired: November 12, 2019 Star Wars has worked to break Star Wars
talk about the future; the idea of barriers in technology like all Celebration
WRITERS: 2019.
streaming and being episodic.” the best Star Wars projects
Jon Favreau (Chapters 1-4, 7, 8)
The disconnect between the Dave Filoni (Chapter 5) before it, and fi lmmakers on
affordability of effects and the Christopher Yost and The Mandalorian were able to
Rick Famuyiwa (Chapter 6)
quality of fi lmmaking required simultaneously work with both
to make Star Wars work on the DIRECTORS: the actors and environments on
small screen had previously Dave Filoni (Chapters 1 & 5) a live set as well as the digital
prevented hopes for a live-action Rick Famuyiwa (Chapters 2 & 6) elements that would traditionally
Deborah Chow (Chapters 3 & 7)
Star Wars TV series taking shape, be inserted in post-production.
Bryce Dallas Howard (Chapter 4)
but technology has since taken Taika Waititi (Chapter 8) Instead of the green screens for
huge leaps forward. At 2019’s set expansions like George Lucas
SIGGRAPH event (an annual pioneered on The Young Indiana


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Jones Chronicles and the Star
Wars prequels, the Unreal Engine
allowed the minds behind The
Mandalorian to drop in LED panels
that were tied to the position of
the camera. As the camera moved,
the scene on the panel shifted,
creating real-time, in-camera special
effects. It’s a modern blend of
old-school matte-painting effects
and post-production background
replacements. And since it
compressed the time between
production and post-production,
it made shooting a television show
like The Mandalorian much more
cost-effective, and also afforded it
the movie-quality effects Star Wars
fans are accustomed to seeing.

Much To Learn
Both of these experienced executive
producers came to The Mandalorian
with skillsets honed in different
mediums: Favreau was a Hollywood
veteran of highly successful
live-action movies while Filoni’s
critically acclaimed animated series’
have introduced many fan-favorite
characters into the Star Wars saga. 04
Within this dual creative dynamic
in mind, what did each bring to
the dejarik table, and what did they forward-thinking with regards to someone who worked in a similar
learn from one another? technology and using tools to help vein while really being challenged,
“Working with George on The enable greater storytelling; I saw and Jon has challenged me.”
Clone Wars, he would always speak that in The Jungle Book (2016), “A lot of what’s wonderful about
in terms of live-action, so I was which was just incredible and so working with Dave,” Favreau adds,
familiar with the terminology but very inspirational, and with the “is that continuity of vision passed
I didn’t always understand how to work that he’s done in The Lion down by George Lucas. That has
apply it,” Filoni explains. “Working King (2019). For me, it was a great been a really special thing for me.”
with Jon is really natural. He’s very opportunity to collaborate with Filoni also likens the process to
a boot camp in the world of live-
action filmmaking. “It defi nitely has

05
affected the way I look at what can I
accomplish in a day,” he elaborates.
“That’s a big difference for me,

filmmaking-wise. When we arrived
on the back lot, Greig Fraser [the
director of photography on Chapter
One] was like, ‘Well the sun is up,
we gotta get going.’ And I thought,
‘Oh, right! Because it’s gonna go
down!’ In animation we don’t really
have that problem,” he laughs.
So, while Filoni credits Favreau
with mentoring him in live-action
filmmaking, when it came to the

ways of the galaxy far, far away, the
roles were somewhat reversed. “I




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“It was fun to add
06
easter eggs that
harked back to past
storylines familiar
to the audience.”
Jon Favreau







07


















08







tried to offer the knowledge 04 The eponymous
bounty hunter.
that had been passed on to
me by George for Star Wars 05 The Child: a
things,” Filoni explains. “If small, green
force of nature.
there was some minutia of Star
Wars detail that I was very sold 06 Nick Nolte
on because it had always been provides the
voice for vapor
that way, Jon would ask, ‘But farmer Kuiil
why?’ You know who else used
07 New rules at
to do that all the time? George.
the Mos Eisley
Occasionally when I would Cantina. fans. It was fun to add Easter eggs because I wanted to be challenged,
come to him with something, that harked back to past storylines to hit another level. It has been a
08 Gina Carano
he would ask, ‘Why does that familiar to the audience—and that great collaboration and a great step
(Cara Dune)
have to be that way? That’s with Chapter 4 included content from the animated for me to take. I’m really thrilled
never been said.’ Depending director Bryce programs Dave worked on. But at with the show and I hope the
Dallas Howard.
on my response, sometimes he the same time, we didn’t want to audience is, too.”
would go for it, and then other divide and segment the audience; Favreau’s evident excitement at
times he would just say, ‘Maybe we wanted to bring everything being able to collaborate with Filoni
that’s not the best story.’” together so it created an overarching on this project is also palpable,
Favreau agrees with Filoni’s narrative that rewarded everyone, with his enthusiasm lighting up
assessment. “Dave has been a to include not only the people who the room. “I wouldn’t be doing this
treasure trove of information, have grown up with Star Wars since without Dave Filoni,” he’s happy
and during the course of creating they were kids but also for newer to admit. “It’s this relationship and
the show we tried to work stuff fans who are experiencing Star Wars what I learned from him, and what
in, like making a reference to Life for the fi rst time.” he learns from me, that really makes
Day or including a prop that is Filoni reveals, “I feel this is some it. We’re both students. We both
appreciated by a core group of the best stuff I have worked on, love to learn.”




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Pedro




Pascal




The Mysterious
Gunslinger



Who is the Mandalorian? If you’ve not yet caught the
new live-action Star Wars television series, then all we
can tell you is that the actor who plays the mysterious
bounty hunter is Pedro Pascal. Insider caught up with
Pascal shortly before the series premiered on Disney+,
where a sense of mystery was all part of the fun.


W O R D S : B R YA N Y O U N G



























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01


edro Pascal is no stranger to does he come from? What is he after? These
big franchises like Star Wars. questions drive both the storyline and Pascal.
P Over the course of his career, “Sometimes we’re very much a mystery to

ourselves,” he reflects. “Our own identity is in the
the Chilean-born actor has
appeared in TV shows such discovery of what you’re capable of, or what your
as Buffy the Vampire Slayer destiny is, or whether you will live for yourself or
and Game of Thrones, and feature fi lms such for others. It’s very much a part of Jon Favreau’s
as Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017). Most vision of the story, which is built upon the galaxy
recently, he even landed the villainous role George Lucas introduced to all of us.”
of Maxwell Lord in the upcoming Wonder So, are we to believe that this bounty hunter
Woman 1984, the sequel to 2017’s smash hit might fight for something more than himself and


film starring Gal Gadot. Now, he has stepped a fistful of credits by the end of his assignment?

into a galaxy far, far away, taking on the Will there be more at stake for him than just the
title role of The Mandalorian, a mysterious money? Pascal makes it clear those are questions
character who says little and reveals even less. that can only be answered by watching the show.
Much like his character on the Disney+ Star
Wars show, Pascal likes to present a taciturn Inside The Armor
image, especially when asked to spill the beans One thing Pascal is happy to talk about is his
on the Mandalorian bounty hunter and his iconic costume, although he remains cagey about
adventures. Who is the Mandalorian? Where whether audiences will see the character remove




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03















02 PROFILE
PEDRO PASCAL
Born in an era of
political unrest in his
“Our own native Chile, José
Pedro Balmaceda
identity Pascal relocated with
his family to Denmark
when he was still a
is in the baby, before the family
moved to the U.S.
discovery of and settled in Orange
County, California. He
studied acting at New
what you’re York University’s Tisch
School of the Arts, and
capable of, enjoyed an extensive
stage career as an
actor and director.
or what your Pascal appeared in
numerous TV series,
destiny is.” including an episode
of Buffy the Vampie
Slayer in 1999, before
fi nding international
fame as Oberyn Martell
in Game of Thrones
(2014), and as DEA
agent Javier Peña in
Narcos (2015-2017).






04


01 The Mandalorian his helmet during the course of the series. As cool work on the show, on every single detail of our
(Pedro Pascal) with as he knows it looks, the armor can be diffi cult costumes, of the sets, the special effects, the
the mysterious Child.
to work with. “Nothing that looks that good is lighting,” he says. “It’s a humbling reminder to
02 Never removed in going to be easy to wear,” Pascal admits. “You really respect the artwork that goes into building
public, the inscrutable just have to surrender to that fact and focus on this world.”
beskar mask of
the Mandalorian. the story. Because the language of the character
is strictly physical, negotiating his story—with It’s All About the Story
03 Under attack,
the resourceful all of the costume pieces—is his story, essentially. Mandalorian armor may not be the most
Mandalorian won’t That’s new to me. It’s cool and very challenging.” comfortable apparel, but Pascal keeps his
let competitors stand Despite the fact that it caused the actor focus on his performance and staying true to
in the way of securing
his bounty. some physical pain at times, Pascal is quick to the amazing storytelling set forth by executive
credit the costume designers who created the producers Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni, for whom
04 The fateful first impressive outfit. “We talk about the characters he has nothing but kind words. “Dave Filoni is

meeting between

the Mandalorian and the filmmakers, and all the departments very self-deprecating and humble,” Pascal says.
and the Child. involved in making the whole piece, but to “But he’s also extremely open. He has no agenda.
me the biggest stars, really, are the people who You don’t get that too often, especially with


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“Every single

project that you
get involved in
feels like you’re

becoming a part

of a family. This is
the most invited
into a family I’ve

ever felt.”








05





















06 07


something that is as established as the Star 05 Pascal describes the intimidating. It is a visual-effects experience, and
Wars galaxy.” welcome he received an art-department experience. As a cast member,
at Celebration 2019
Pascal is equally as effusive about working with as a visceral “exchange to have that kind of support to lift you into it,
Favreau, and he feels the combination of the two of energy.” is such an essential component—more so than
creatives has made for a very special project. “To anything I’ve ever done.”
06 Dave Filoni and Pedro
have people who are as excited about it as you are, Pascal have fun with Another pleasant surprise for Pascal has been
and as the fans are—and as anyone who really the audience at Star how welcoming the wider world of Star Wars
Wars Celebration.
wants a good story is—it makes for a really, really has been, including how the fans have embraced
genuine, unique experience,” he says. 07 Taking a bow at the series. “Every single project that you get
For his part, Pascal feeds on that energy, Celebration 2019: involved with, it feels like you’re becoming part
(Left to right)
crediting their enthusiasm for the Star Wars Jon Favreau, Dave of a family, but this is the most invited into
galaxy as a key part of what he has been able Filoni, Pedro Pascal, a family I have ever felt,” he shares. “It is an
Gina Carano, and
to bring to the role of the Mandalorian. “That exchange of energy. It hit me like the back of a
Carl Weathers.
energy helps you do the job,” he explains. jet in Chicago at Star Wars Celebration. It’s like
“It’s a component that you don’t count on, a visceral realization. I have never felt anything
especially with Star Wars, because it can be very like that.”



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BOARD AND had to orbit the Death Star until they 01
could line up with the superweapon’s
ELECTRONIC equatorial trench to make an attack run
on the exhaust port. As the disk rotated,
GAMES players could suddenly fi nd themselves

under attack from TIE fighters or even
Darth Vader himself.
In the U.K., Palitoy designed a very
different Destroy Death Star (1978)
game that was based on their 1976
“All pilots to electronic naval warfare game, Salvo!
your stations.” Players moved their X-wing fi ghter and

TIE fighter pawns into battle and tried

One of the first opportunities for fans to maneuver a hidden light under the Star Assault Game from Parker Brothers

to relive the final battle from Star Wars: A board to “hit” either Yavin 4 or the was a cross between a board game and a
New Hope (1977)—months before action Death Star, and thereby win the game. pinball machine. Players used an X-wing
figures had even hit stores—came in the In 1995, Decipher’s Star Wars fighter shooter to launch steel ball


black plastic form of Kenner’s Star Wars Customizable Card Game let players “proton torpedoes” at TIE fi ghter targets
Electronic Laser Battle Game. The device, build their own custom light side or dark on the Death Star’s surface. One direct
which featured electronic sound effects side decks of characters, locations, and hit on Darth Vader destroyed the Death

and lights and included a Death Star at equipment, and it became one of the Star and sent Vader flying into the air!

its hub with two fighter control panels most popular collectible card games of Set during the time of Star Wars:
at opposite ends, pitched two X-wing the era. The A New Hope expansion pack Return of the Jedi (1983), Star Wars:
pilots against each other added the first Death Star The Interactive Video Board Game

to see who could press a The Death Star to the dark side player’s was released in 1996 and featured
button the fastest after Assault Game arsenal, with the power a combination of traditional board
the game’s “go” signal. to “blow away” entire game elements with all-new Star Wars
from Parker
Each victory brought the planets. Rebel starfi ghters footage on a VHS tape acting as a timer
pilots one step closer to Brothers was a could attempt a trench on the game. As “Force-sensitive rebel
the Death Star, and the run, but the dark side saboteurs,” players were sent on a
winner was rewarded cross between player could respond with mission to plant explosives inside the

with a brief audio snippet TIE fighters. The Death second Death Star, maneuvering their
of the main Star Wars a board game Star II expansion added rebel counter and trusty R2 unit on a
theme while the Death and a pinball the second Death Star to game board version of the Death Star.
Star flashed brightly as the game in 2002, which The included video tape played for

it “exploded.” machine. became fully operational 60 minutes, revealing Darth Vader’s
Just in time for that only when its reactor core machinations to foil the rebels’ plans,

Christmas, Kenner released Star Wars was put into play. Rebel fighters had to including attempts to sway players to
Destroy Death Star, a board game in hit its core and escape before being the dark side. The specially shot footage
which players commanded their X-wing caught in the resulting blast. featured the return of David Prowse
squadrons from the rebel base towards Also released in 1995, during a period and James Earl Jones to their shared
the large, rotating Death Star disk at the in which there was a resurgence in Star role as, respectively, the body and
center of the game board. The ships then Wars-related merchandise, the Death voice of Vader.
02 01 Hasbro
released
Angry Birds
Star Wars
Jenga in
2012, with
a pig-shaped
Death Star
02 Star Wars
Electronic
Laser Battle
Game gave
fans their first
chance to
destroy the
Death Star.






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FLIGHT 03 Atari’s
Star Wars
arcade
SIMULATIONS machine
pitched
gamers into
a 3D attack
on the Death
Star.
“Switching to 04 M.N.M.
targeting computer.” Software’s
Attack on the
Death Star
Attempts to recreate the visceral thrills (1991) was
only released
of the Star Wars movies and that fateful in Japan.
encounter with the Death Star really
05 Arcade1Up
came into their own with the advent of
recently
video games—originally the province of recreated
exotic cabinets in shopping mall arcades. Atari’s
Star Wars
One of the greats of this golden era,
arcade game
was Atari’s offi cial Star Wars arcade game, cabinet.
which arrived in 1983 as Return of the 03
Jedi made its box offi ce debut. Players

lined up to pilot Luke Skywalker’s X-wing player to fire their weapons at will while

in a solo mission against the Death Star. all enemy fighters and guns remained
The groundbreaking game featured frozen. Later, director Steven Spielberg
colored vector graphics, (an avid gamer, himself)
The Star Wars
displaying wireframe TIE spent his breaks during
fighters and trench walls post-production on Indiana

with a convincing 3D effect arcade game Jones and the Temple of
while John Williams’ iconic turned up Doom (1984) playing the
soundtrack and digitized game on Langston’s modifi ed
dialogue filled the air with on screen in cabinet and loved it so

audio straight from the fi lm. Joe Dante’s much that he ordered one
Designer Mike Hally created for himself. However, when
a three-act structure that was Gremlins his Star Wars arcade cabinet
later duplicated by many (1984). arrived at his office, he was

of the trench-run games disappointed to discover the
that followed: dogfi ghting Force button didn’t come


TIE fighters in orbit, blasting turbolaser fitted as standard. The Star Wars arcade
towers while skimming the surface of game turned up on screen in Joe Dante’s
the Death Star, and Gremlins (1984), executive-
finally dodging catwalks produced by Spielberg, in 04

and laser blasts during which one of the naughty
a final run along the critters is seen playing the by raster graphics and an isometric

claustrophobic confi nes game’s trench run. viewpoint on the action.
of the trench. Atari’s follow-up, Parker Brothers, who had already
Atari sent a copy 1984’s Return of the Jedi scored a hit with their console version
of the game to the arcade game, featured of the original arcade game, released
Lucasfi lm offi ces where numerous levels in which Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle
Peter Langston, head of the Millennium Falcon was for Atari’s home consoles and the ZX
the Lucasfi lm Games piloted towards the core Spectrum computer in 1983. In this
division, devoured the of the second Death Star, game, the Millennium Falcon battled
arcade cabinet’s technical intercut with speeder bike TIE interceptors and Imperial shuttles
manual. He discovered chases and a stolen AT-ST on defending the second Death Star, aiming
that he could make some the forest moon of Endor. to penetrate its outer shield and destroy
special modifi cations This sequel retained the same the energy core. In a twist on the events
to the controls, adding flight control mechanism of the movie, if you took too long in

a button he labeled as from Atari’s original Star escaping from the core, the Death Star
“The Force” that would Wars game, but the fi rst- could rebuild itself and activate its
activate the game’s debug person perspective and “death ray,” at which point it was
mode, enabling the 05 vector graphics were replaced game over for the rebels.




40 / STAR WARS INSIDER

COMICS: DOCTOR APHRA
06 The first ever Death Star strategy
game was released in 1982, but
only in Japan (see page 43).






















































































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07 The Death Star
trench as played in
X-wing (1993).
08 LucasArts’ space
combat simulator
X-wing spawned
many imitators.
09 TIE Fighter was
the sequel to the
orginal X-wing
game.
10 Rebel Assault was
released in the
same year as
X-wing, and strayed
somewhat from
movie continuity.








07


“Now let’s blow this 08 09 10
thing and go home!”


In LucasArts’ Star Wars Rebel Assault,
released in 1993, players took on the
role of “Rookie One,” another hotshot
pilot from Tatooine facing down the
Empire in place of Luke Skywalker. The
somewhat muddled premise of the game
had players helping evacuate Rebel
Alliance forces from their base on Hoth Death Star. The game spawned several Star attacks, with the player able to issue
before the Death Star could obliterate sequels before X-Wing: Alliance fi nally commands to other squadron members
the planet. Rookie One then joined Blue concluded the original trilogy storyline and engage the targeting computer to
Squadron in an attack on the Death Star in 1998, with a tunnel run mission to help highlight enemy turrets. Rogue
as it approached their new base on Yavin destroy the second Death Star. Squadron III: Rebel Strike added a two-
4! It was a somewhat unorthodox take In 1993, Sega and LucasArts player, cooperative Death Star mission,
on the events of the saga. combined forces to bring the saga back and included an emulated version of
Where Rebel Assault may have into arcades, with the suitably entitled Atari’s original Star Wars arcade game
taken a few liberties with the Star Wars Star Wars Arcade. Using the same 3D as a bonus unlockable feature.
timeline, 1993’s PC game X-wing aimed rendering technology as Sega’s Virtua X-wing fighters even went mobile in

to be the ultimate starfi ghter fl ight Racing and Virtua Fighter games, Star Trench Run, published by THQ Wireless
simulation game. George Lucas had Wars Arcade had a mix of battle scenarios in 2009, in an intuitive game for the
based his starfi ghter dogfi ght scenes from the original trilogy, including iPhone and iPod Touch controlled by
on actual World War II aerial combat separate attacks on both Death Stars. tilting the screen to steer your starfi ghter
footage, so there was nobody better to Meanwhile, couch pilots had their through the trench.
capture that same feeling in a computer chance to take on the Empire thanks In 2016, a Death Star DLC expansion
game than Larry Holland, who had to Nintendo, developer Factor 5, and for Star Wars Battlefront added new
already created several hit World War LucasArts. Rogue Squadron for the N64 maps and a “Battle Station” mode to
II flight simulator games including featured “The Death Star Trench Run” as the multiplayer console and PC game,

Battlehawks 1942 and Secret Weapons an unlockable level, adding numerous becoming the most recent way for
of the Luftwaffe. X-wing was a huge 90 degree turns to the famously players to undertake the Death Star
success, telling the story of rebel pilots straight trench. The 2001 sequel, trench run—or to stop the rebel scum
prior to the events of A New Hope Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader for in their tracks, if you happened to be
and up to the attack on the original GameCube, began and ended with Death playing as an Imperial.




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strategy, Artoo.”
Strategy games are more focused on
autonomous gameplaying decisions,
where the player can affect the outcome
and direction of a game through their
actions and thought process rather than
pure chance or manual dexterity. In
1982, Tsukuda Hobby’s prolifi c designer scenario detailed,
Atsutoshi Okada created the very fi rst in the main real-time land
licensed Death Star strategy game. It rulebook, with and space battles
was an impressive effort that was, sadly, rules for a trench run as players wrestled for
only ever released in Japan, and featured but no Death Star surface control of the galaxy. An
three levels of complexity to choose map to play it on. Players of Imperial player could build a Death
from, with advanced rules including Fantasy Flight’s offi cial X-Wing Star which was capable of blowing away
aerobatics like Immelmann Turns and game, originally released in 2012, planets but was vulnerable to attack
Split-S maneuvers. assemble squadrons of highly detailed, by Luke Skywalker’s Red Squadron.
West End Games acquired the license pre-painted starship miniatures to battle The Forces of Corruption expansion to
to publish Star Wars games in 1987, each other on any fl at surface—no this game added the second Death Star
releasing Star Wars: The Roleplaying game board or map required! Popular along with a new threat from bounty
Game and a starfighter combat board fan-made scenarios have hunter IG-88, who was

game Star Warriors (1987), ushering in added rules for attacks on To defeat a able to destroy a Death Star
a new era of stories and games set in the Death Star, and some by hacking into its central
the galaxy far, far away. Star Warriors players have even built Death Star, the computer system!
included an Attack on the Death Star custom Death Star surface rebel player Designer Rob Daviau’s
environments to play on. 2004 board game, Risk:
Building a Death Star had to roll an Star Wars Original Trilogy
was an integral element of 18 on three Edition, took the mechanics
Fantasy Flight’s 2016 game, of the classic game of Risk
Star Wars: Rebellion, in attack dice. and applied them to the

which the Imperial player galactic conflict. To defeat
begins with one Death Star but could a Death Star, the rebel player had to roll
build more! Death Stars are vulnerable an 18 on three attack dice. Fortunately,
to attack if the rebels get the “Death Star bonuses added from fi ghters, bombers,
Plans” objective, especially if they also and capital ships in the battle gave
get a “One in a Million” shot. them a fair chance, especially if the
Empire at War, published by Force was with them (for up to a +3
Petroglyph Games in 2006, allowed for bonus). The 2014 edition carefully

recreated the final battle in Return of
the Jedi on three simultaneous fronts:
sabotaging the deflector shield generator

on Endor, the space battle around Death
Star II (based on traditional Risk rules),
and the duel between Luke and Vader
in the Emperor’s throne room. After
destroying the shield generator, the
rebel player could attack the Death Star,
destroying it if they rolled a 6 on at least
one attack die. Whether that equates to
bullseying a womp rat from a moving
T-16, however, is debatable.
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Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance—the crowning glory
of Disney Parks’ Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge—is now open
at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and Disneyland
Resort in California. Star Wars Insider discovers how the
groundbreaking new attraction was created by Disney’s
incredible Imagineers.

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n both Star Wars: one of the most cutting-edge and 02
I Galaxy’s Edge ambitious attractions ever created
by Disney’s Imagineers, who
lands, which
opened
worked tirelessly with Lucasfi lm to
in California and bring fans a live Star Wars action-
Florida during adventure unlike anything in the
2019, there has been a mysterious galaxy. And the entire endeavor
corner of the Batuu landscape has been years in the making.
that has thus far remained totally John Larena, executive
inaccessible. Somewhere beyond creative director at Walt Disney
a Resistance gun turret, obscured Imagineering, has been on the
by trees and overshadowed by ground level of Rise, designing,
the unique rocky landscape, a planning, testing, and building it
deserted, winding pathway has since 2014, after Disney bought
led… to what? Lucasfilm in 2012 and started

Now, all has been revealed with kicking around Star Wars theme
the opening of the immersive park ideas.
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance “There have been a lot of

experience, first at Florida’s Walt ideas for character greetings, for
Disney World Resort on December other attractions, and even ride
5, 2019, and then at Disneyland systems,” Larena reveals to Star
Resort in California, on January Wars Insider. During these early
17, 2020. Rise of the Resistance is discussions came suggestions,
including simply meeting Darth
“Rey is asking you to join Vader, which evolved into more
complex notions, such as guests
in on this mission. She being captured and taken aboard
tells you, ‘We’ve got a the Death Star, where Vader would
ship out here. It’s fueled. interrogate them. “The seed of an
idea got planted, and an outgrowth
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ENRICHING
THE EDGE
Margaret Kerrison, managing
story editor at Walt Disney
Imagineering, and story lead
for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge,
is one of the key minds behind
the land. She worked with
the story and visual teams at
Lucasfi lm to integrate Batuu
into the ever-expanding movie
mythology. In particular, she
03 worked with the Lucasfi lm
Story Group to support vital
story elements in the narrative
of Rise of the Resistance.
happens in Rise of the Resistance,” “The Resistance has set up “We knew that there were
Larena explains. “You are captured certain characters who were
aboard a Star Destroyer, you are shop in ancient ruins that very popular with the fans,
given the third degree by Kylo Ren were originally created by and we wanted to include
them as much as possible,”
in an interrogation cell, and then a long gone civilization.” Kerrison says. “So, we worked
as soon as he leaves, you get broken diligently and had to be very
out of that cell by Resistance spies resourceful in how we could
integrate these characters into
that get you off that ship.” was up to us not to drop the ball
our attractions. There was a lot
the second you get in our queue, so of piggybacking on The Force
Breaking the Concept you’re not saying to yourself, ‘Okay, Awakens when they were
shooting in London.”
Figuring out how to implement now I’m in a line.’”
There’s also an active
such cool ideas logistically, in the Instead, in story terms, the desire to ensure that Galaxy’s
real world, proved to be something queue is all about leading guests Edge remains as exciting as
possible for guests over the
of a conundrum, and Larena and into a Resistance encampment.
years. Asked if there could be
his fellow Imagineers spent years “The Resistance has set up shop in unexpected changes to the
coming up with a way to make ancient ruins that were originally narrative of the attractions and
such an experience repeatable, created by a long gone civilization, world over time, Kerrison was
very enthusiastic.
based around a ride system that and they brought in all their
“When we feel the need,
would allow audiences to be in modern tech into these old, or we get a sense from our
the thick of the action. 01 A Star carved-out rooms,” Larena says. guests that they want us to
“Having all these different Destroyer “Right there, you start the story tell new stories, we always
hangar consider that,” she explains.
things happening is really makes for with a very familiar thing. As “We always think about how
crucial,” Larena explains, an impressive we’ve seen in Star Wars: A New we can make our attractions
transition in and our experiences feel fresh
“because that breaks the Hope (1977), and the other Star
Rise of the and surprising. That’s what
concept of an attraction, and it Resistance. Wars movies, there’s this really we do so well at Walt Disney
becomes more of an experience interesting dichotomy of military Imagineering. We always want
02 The queue,
that could be upwards of 12 to tech that’s brought in and stapled to make our guests feel that
which passes they have something new
15 minutes long.” through a onto ancient temple walls. You’re to discover. We’re already
In reality, Rise is a quarter Resistance like, ‘Gosh, this really feels like talking about how we can
base, is as
of an hour long, but the much a part A New Hope. This really feels enrich Galaxy’s Edge as much
overall story actually begins of the overall like The Force Awakens.’ And as we can, knowing what’s
experience as going to happen in The Rise of
the moment a guest enters then, while you’re in that line,
the attraction Skywalker. This land is always
the Black Spire Outpost area. itself. you’re starting to hear all of these going to evolve, because
“You’re truly in this story,” communications—between fl ights Batuu is a living outpost, and it
03 A Resistance should grow with the stories of
Larena says of this immersive, and landings, and droid repair
transport Star Wars.”
all-encompassing world. “It awaits. shops. You can tell there’s
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activity going on, and they’re out, and there is a ship waiting for
gearing up for something. And you. You actually board the ship.
we’re a part of that something.” It’s really a moment that comes to
As an aside, Larena shares that life for you.”
one of the only differences between This transition is one of Larena’s
the Orlando and Anaheim Rise of favorite sections of the attraction.
the Resistance experiences is the “That was a bucket list thing for
queue, which is expanded in Florida. me,” he adds. “You have to go up
“Because of the Florida climate, we the ramp, so you’re really on that
built more of a covered queue there. ship. And, then you get captured.
If you go through We’re really tapping
the standby queue in “There are so into that same dread
Florida, you’ll actually of Obi-Wan Kenobi’s
go through some many things famous line, ‘That’s
different rooms before to see, you no moon!’ You’ve
your mission briefi ng. will have to gotten yourself tractor
But that’s the only beamed by the First
difference between the ride this again Order. Your whole
attractions on each of and again ship is there. What are
the two coasts.” you going to do now?
and again.”
You have to think on
That’s No Moon your feet, how are you
Continuing on, the ancient tunnels going to get out of this? Now, we’re
lead guests to an encounter with Rey tapping into Princess Leia and Han
(Daisy Ridley), who explains that the Solo being quick-witted. The way
Resistance needs our help and we’re they figured out how to get off the

going off-planet. Larena says that Death Star, you’ve got to fi gure a
this call to action harkens back to way to get off this Star Destroyer 05
the moment we see Luke Skywalker before things get even worse and
on Tatooine in A New Hope, looking in the meantime help out the
out to the twin suns and wishing for good guys.” 06
adventures of his own. Larena is also very happy with
“We’re tapping into that with the hangar bay. “Every movie
this attraction,” he enthuses. “Rey touches on just how imposing the
is asking you to get involved in this bad guys are, that they can build
mission. She tells you, ‘We’ve got a these huge hangars, at that scale.
ship out here. It’s fueled. It’s ready. So, including that, and having 50
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