So it was really fun to explore the differences and some of the beginnings that you don't always get to see 300 years later. So, you know, the two Chancellor system, everything.
LYDIA KANG: I think it's cool to see the Republic at a completely different time when communication’s not really working as well, so there are more problems in this era because everything is so new and different, and you sort of get to see the building blocks of what happens later. It's just been such a pleasure.ĬAVAN SCOTT: And on the flip side of that, I’m enjoying introducing characters who we will see again in the future, in every sense of that word. So it's really just exploring a different palette of themes and ideas and excitement, and all that. And so, getting to trace the roots of that, and having just so much fun with characters and pirates and chaos, and all the other elements that are part of the adventures, but taking a totally different direction than Phase 1.
COLLIDER: Talking Star Wars: The High Republic, now that Phase 2 is almost over, what has been the most exciting part of getting to jump back in time like this?ĭANIEL JOSÉ OLDER: Well, for me, it's getting to explore a character who we met really old, but when she's really young, and they're both rebellious ages of her life, but in totally different ways.
