Star Wars fans love a good deep-cut detail, and the team behind Star Wars: Beyond Victory has delivered a gem worthy of a Hutt’s treasure hoard. If you’ve seen Grakkus the Hutt’s new look in Beyond Victory, you probably noticed the string of Lightsaber hilts draped around his neck — a bold fashion statement even by galactic crime lord standards. But here’s the kicker: those hilts aren’t just random trinkets. They’re actually crafted from Lightsaber parts seen in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. A Collector With Taste (and Terrifying Strength) Grakkus has always been the galaxy’s most dangerous collector of Jedi relics. In Beyond Victory, he’s gone full power-trip mode — literally wearing his trophies as jewelry. The design team revealed that each hilt was inspired by fallen Jedi weapons scavenged across the Outer Rim, blending bits and pieces straight from Fallen Order’s in-game models. It’s a subtle crossover that…
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The Peezos Scene in Andor Season 2: How a 3-Second Glance Tells the Whole Story
In Andor Season 2, Episode 4 (“Ever Been to Ghorman?”), there’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment that delivers more emotional payload than a Star Destroyer at full burn. Cassian Andor, walking into a corner shop with Bix on Coruscant, picks up a small green tube of tablets. He looks at it, hesitates for a heartbeat, and puts it back. No dialogue. No dramatic music swell. Just a tiny motion… and a whole galaxy of meaning. This isn’t just any product—it’s a tube of “greeny-green Peezos”, as written in Aurebesh on the label. If you’re wondering why that detail matters, you’re about to see why Andor remains one of the most emotionally layered shows in the Star Wars franchise. 🟢 Peezos: More Than a Snack, Less Than a Lightsaber Let’s rewind to Season 1, Episode 7 (“Announcement”). Back on the tropical planet Niamos, Cassian was living his best low-stakes life. A beachside apartment….
TL-50 Heavy Repeater: Andor’s Surprise Live-Action Debut
Andor Episode 10, titled “Make It Stop,” brought a hidden gem to the Star Wars universe’s live-action fold: the TL-50 Heavy Repeater. For hardcore Star Wars gamers, this isn’t just any blaster—it’s a weapon with serious history. The TL-50 first made its debut in Jedi Outcast, a classic game from 2002 that solidified its place in Star Wars gaming lore. Later, the weapon found new life in DICE’s Star Wars Battlefront games, reimagined with stunning graphics and devastating firepower. Now, thanks to Andor, it’s officially part of live-action canon. The Origin Story: Jedi Outcast The TL-50 Heavy Repeater was first wielded by Kyle Katarn, the rogue Jedi turned mercenary who became a fan-favorite in the Jedi Knight series. In Jedi Outcast, the weapon was known for its insane rate of fire and devastating power. It wasn’t just a blaster; it was a room-clearer. The secondary fire mode unleashed a concussive…