Latest chapter in Rogue One's hilarious toy animation series is full of easter eggs
If for some reason you've yet to see any of the Go Rogue series, I urge you: stop what you're doing and go watch chapter one and chapter two. These fan-made animations come with the official thumbs-up from Lucasfilm, so we're not entirely sure how much of the shenanigans contain within are actually taken from the plot of Star Wars: Rogue One.
But really, does it matter? These stop-motion shorts are an absolute riot. Last week's instalment saw Jyn Erso and the rebels finally get their hands on the first part of the Death Star plans. Will they find part 2 of 2? Check out the latest episode below...
Just as LOL-tastic as the previous pair, episode 3 continues Jyn's story with a bunch of blink-and-you'll-miss-'em easter eggs tossed in for good measure. There's the ole headbangin' stormtrooper (yay!) and the pincode used by Director Krennic to open the case should ring bells for George Lucas die-hards.
With only two more instalments to go, I'm hoping that the powers that be will redirect the team behind Go Rogue and perhaps get them to do the same for Episode 8? Fingers crossed.
Directed by Gareth Edwards and starring Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Riz Ahmed, Ben Mendelsohn, Forest Whitaker, Mads Mikkelsen and Alan Tudyk, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is scheduled to open in UK and US cinemas on December 16, 2016.
Images: Disney/LucasFilm
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Gem Seddon is 12DOVE's west coast Entertainment News Reporter, working to keep all of you updated on all of the latest and greatest movies and shows on streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime. Outside of entertainment journalism, Gem can frequently be found writing about the alternative health and wellness industry, and obsessing over all things Aliens and Terminator on Twitter.
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