In Star Wars: Andor's trailer, a tragic Jedi death is evoked

Andor is the most recent Star Wars streaming program to debut. This Wednesday marks the three-episode debut of the highly anticipated series' inaugural season, which has already generated buzz. Cassian Andor, played by Diego Luna in the film Andor, is the story's main focus, set around 15 years after the events of the Revenge of the Sith. However, fans can expect references to various other Star Wars properties, given the period in which the show is set and the fact that it serves as a bridge between the original and prequel trilogies. Of course, these allusions are sometimes obscure and are frequently hidden for the benefit of the most ardent fans. A brand-new Andor trailer serves as compelling proof of this. Mask by Plo Koon in Andorra? Stellan Skarsgard's character Luthen Rael is seen in this fresh video from a recent TV spot for Star Wars: Andor, standing among a range of relics throughout the galaxy. One such item is a breathing mask made by Kel Dor that appears to be a replica of the one used by Jedi Master Plo Koon in the Prequel Trilogy. Plo Koon was killed in Episode III's Order 66 when his starfighter was shot down by clones while flying over Cato Neimoidia. It is unknown if the mask seen in the teaser belonged to Plo. You may view the entire promotional trailer below: Could Master Plo's Mask Be This? Is this the same mask that Plo Koon wore, or does it simply belong to another Kel Dor species member? Because oxygen is deadly to them, all Kel Dor must wear protective masks and eye covers when in oxygen-rich situations. It follows that the front seen in Andor belongs to no ordinary Kel Dor. Nevertheless, Plo Koon is a figure that Star Wars creator Dave Filoni cherishes, so maybe someone working on the Andor project included the mask as a nod to Filoni. And would it be unusual for a Star Wars artifact to mysteriously turn up in someone else's possession decades after it was lost? Luke Skywalker's lightsaber serves as an excellent example of this occurrence.