Overview
- Leslye Headland said Yoda would have taken part in a morally fraught decision involving Vernestra Rwoh had a second season been produced.
- She confirmed that Qimir was not a true Sith and clarified the origin of his injuries from events predating the show.
- Headland reported that Lucasfilm’s Pablo Hidalgo reviewed the scripts and approved the use of Ki-Adi-Mundi as presented.
- She indicated plans to connect Osha and Mae’s backstory to prequel-era lore, including threads involving Darth Plagueis and Anakin Skywalker, and noted that Mother Koril was intended to be alive.
- The show’s cancellation leaves these plotlines unfilmed, and Headland cited prior animated stories to defend the more complex portrayal of Jedi ethics.