Will we see Jyn Erso again in Andor?
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Could Jyn Erso make an appearance in Andor, the Rogue One prequel Star Wars series?
Jyn Erso was the protagonist, along with Cassian, of Rogue One. Daughter of the scientist Galen Erso (Mads Mikkelsen), Jyn was a petty criminal that the Rebel Alliance recruited, despite an initial reticence, in the hope of using her as a tool to reach her father and find out what his role was in the construction of the new one. devastating weapon of the Empire: the Death Star. Played by Felicity Jones, Jyn found her death heroically on Skarif, after sending the stolen plans to the Rebel Alliance fleet around the imperial planet, but as the Star Wars Canon taught us there are many ways to keep telling the story. story of the most beloved characters of the franchise.| th_culturapop_d_mh2 "); }
Of course, bringing a character like Jyn back onto the scene is not easy. In Rogue One he was told by Saw Gerrera that the last time they saw her guerrilla he had left her in a shelter, with a blaster and a knife. The reference could be both to the scene seen in the initial Rogue One flashbacks, and to the events told in the novel Star Wars: Rebel Rising, where a similar moment is told when Saw hides Jyn in an old Clone Wars arsenal after a failed attempt to kidnapping. Although much loved, Jyn is not an easy character to bring back in live action in Star Wars, especially if we consider her nature as a fugitive before being incorporated into the team of Cassian Andor, a characterization that can hardly lend her to being a character. secondary in a series dedicated to other characters, while it would be more suitable for your own adventure as a protagonist.
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At the moment there is no news of Felicity Jone's involvement in Andor, but knowing that the second season of the series will arrive close to the events of Rogue One, one of her cannot be ruled out subsequent involvement.
