It’s been almost three months since Season 2 of
The Mandalorian
was released, and it’s still taking the world by storm. Full of shocking character appearances, spectacular action, and an adorable Baby Yoda, executive producers Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni infinitely expanded this post-
Return of the Jedi
universe. It seems as though Disney+ will be the
new home of Star Wars
because of it.
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy
announced a new slate of shows
revolving around familiar characters from
The Mandalorian
and taking place during the same time period. One character we may see is Katee Sackhoff’s Bo-Katan Kryze, who made her graceful transition from animation to live-action in the recent season.
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The actress has recently
hinted at her potential future
in Star Wars, but her character wasn’t alone this season. Sasha Bank’s Koska Reeves and Simon Kassianides’ Axe Woves accompanied Kryze in
Chapter 11
, but the latter was noticeably absent from the finale. Sackhoff has now offered some explanation as to why.
News
In a recent interview on Kristian Harloff’s podcast
Sith Council
, Sackhoff addressed the absence of Kassianides’ Axe Woves in
The Mandalorian
Season 2 finale. She simply states that
“he just wasn’t there,”
while also teasing a future appearance from the character:
“He just wasn’t there, he just wasn’t there. And there’s a reason and it’s just one of those things where I don’t know if that story is something I’m supposed to tell, so he just wasn’t there.”
What This Means
Woves’ no-show in the finale was quite jarring when the episode initially aired since he paired nicely with his fellow Mandalorians in
Chapter 11
; however, Sackhoff’s comments make it seem like Favreau and Filoni excluded him intentionally, which may hint at
The Mandalorian
’s storyline going into Season 3.
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Harloff theorizes later on the podcast that the show will likely turn to the retaking of the planet Mandalore from the hands of the Empire. Of course, Sackhoff could not comment on such conjecture, but her statement here leads one to believe that Woves was on some sort of mission during the events of
Chapter 16
. It’s possible that this mission had to do with recruiting or gathering with other Mandalorians.
Kryze’s character is on a particular journey in this series moving forward, as
Sackhoff herself has even discussed
. She seems hell-bent on taking back the Darksaber and the Mandalorian throne with it. But what good’s a throne if you can’t actually rule? While this is all speculation, it’s clear that Woves is part of another story that this show, or others, may touch on down the line.
It’s been almost three months since Season 2 of
The Mandalorian
was released, and it’s still taking the world by storm. Full of shocking character appearances, spectacular action, and an adorable Baby Yoda, executive producers Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni infinitely expanded this post-
Return of the Jedi
universe. It seems as though Disney+ will be the
new home of Star Wars
because of it.
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy
announced a new slate of shows
revolving around familiar characters from
The Mandalorian
and taking place during the same time period. One character we may see is Katee Sackhoff’s Bo-Katan Kryze, who made her graceful transition from animation to live-action in the recent season.
ADVERTISEMENT
The actress has recently
hinted at her potential future
in Star Wars, but her character wasn’t alone this season. Sasha Bank’s Koska Reeves and Simon Kassianides’ Axe Woves accompanied Kryze in
Chapter 11
, but the latter was noticeably absent from the finale. Sackhoff has now offered some explanation as to why.
News
In a recent interview on Kristian Harloff’s podcast
Sith Council
, Sackhoff addressed the absence of Kassianides’ Axe Woves in
The Mandalorian
Season 2 finale. She simply states that
“he just wasn’t there,”
while also teasing a future appearance from the character:
What This Means
Woves’ no-show in the finale was quite jarring when the episode initially aired since he paired nicely with his fellow Mandalorians in
Chapter 11
; however, Sackhoff’s comments make it seem like Favreau and Filoni excluded him intentionally, which may hint at
The Mandalorian
’s storyline going into Season 3.
“He just wasn’t there, he just wasn’t there. And there’s a reason and it’s just one of those things where I don’t know if that story is something I’m supposed to tell, so he just wasn’t there.”
Harloff theorizes later on the podcast that the show will likely turn to the retaking of the planet Mandalore from the hands of the Empire. Of course, Sackhoff could not comment on such conjecture, but her statement here leads one to believe that Woves was on some sort of mission during the events of
Chapter 16
. It’s possible that this mission had to do with recruiting or gathering with other Mandalorians.
Kryze’s character is on a particular journey in this series moving forward, as
Sackhoff herself has even discussed
. She seems hell-bent on taking back the Darksaber and the Mandalorian throne with it. But what good’s a throne if you can’t actually rule? While this is all speculation, it’s clear that Woves is part of another story that this show, or others, may touch on down the line.
