Although the focus of the "Mandalortz" fans is riveted to the kid of iodine, there was a place for other Easter and reference to the distant-distant galaxy in the series. In the final episode of the documentary series Disney Gallery, John Favro, Dave Filoni and the remaining creators of Mandaloque revealed that one of them is Kameo Mark Hamilla, who played Skywalker's hatch in "Star Wars".
As it turned out, Hamill voiced the droid-bartender, which Mando met on Tatooin in search of work in the fifth episode of the series. The creators drew the attention of the audience to the fact that it was not just a droid, and the model EV-9D9, which was responsible for the registration of newly acquired droids in the Palace of Jabba Hutta in the "return Jedi".
Philoney added that in the same bar you can see a reference to the "Star Wars. Episode IV: New Hope ", namely - R5-D4, of the most unfamiliar droid, which Jav tried to redeem the uncle Luke Owen. At the request of the scriplator, the propulsion department designed the image R5-D4, adding some oil spots and other details.
Previously, Favro was reassured by the fans of Mandaloque, assuring them in the fact that the second season will be released on the Disney + channel in October, as planned: "We were lucky to finish shooting to the general suspension of filmmaking. And thanks to advanced Lucasfilm technologies, we worked on visual effects in remote mode. "