TIE Fighter Spots the Secret Camp | Star Wars Andor Series | Episode 5 (HD)

tie fighter perfection

It really says something when a single TIE Fighter in Andor is able to be more intimidating than a fleet of planet-destroying Star Destroyers in Rise of Skywalker.

Really shows the difference between a story written to tell a story VS. a story written to make money off of the IP.

I got the impression from this scene that the TIE fighter pilot wanted to mess with them since he assumed they were the remaining locals

Supersonic flyby! Cool!

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Say what you will about how the tie fighters actually performed in combat against x-wings but remember… where there’s 1 tie fighter, there’s dozens if not hundreds not far away

That pilot probably spotted some livestock herders and decided to have a little fun with the locals.

If any of you have read Star Wars: Lost Stars, which I guarantee you haven't cus it's well....a romance novel, you would know that one of the main characters actually said it was a daily task for him to take his TIE out and scare people to remind them that they can't and shouldn't take on the Empire.

After newest Ahsoka episode i m pissed of how they showed tie fighters there, so i m here to see a magnificent work of Andor

You would have heard an echo before it returned

STUKA VERBAND IM ANGRIFF AUF REBELLEN PANZER UND TRUPPEN BEWEGUNGEN.

ah yes, a "secret" camp out in an open field 10/10

When you realize that if the Imperials here were like the ones that tried to catch Luthen's haulcraft, then that TIE would’ve had some great target practice.

LOVED this show ! LOVED this scene ❤

A lot of people seem to really underestimate TIE Fighters, seeing them as cannon fodder. But we've seen from the OT how TIEs have no problems blowing X and Y-Wings out of the sky, and games such as the classic SW Battlefront 1 and 2, as well as Rogue Leader and TIE Fighter, can show how devastating TIEs can be against Rebel starfighters if piloted by skilled men. A skilled player stepping into the shoes of a TIE pilot can take down 12-20 Rebel starfighters in any given battle using the TIE's agility and heavy firepower alone, and even Rebel players find it annoying when a TIE Fighter tailgates them and blows them out of the sky. So that's both the original canon movies and some very good video game examples showing how TIEs can be devastating against their enemies, and they usually come in large numbers. There's a reason why Rebel fleets are mostly hit and run units during most of the Galactic Civil War prior to the Battle of Endor; the moment too many TIEs or warships show up, they know the game is up, and no amount of shields will save a Rebel starfighter from a swarm of vicious TIEs.

Lots of womansplaining

It's the Imperial equivalent of driving through a puddle to splash the guy on the sidewalk. You can bet the pilot was just having his kicks when he flew close by.

Like a god damn f-18 fly by

That fly-by is madness!

When I saw this scene for the first time I watched it with my family and it was connected to speakers with base and I was like omg wow

One... ONE tie fighter had more "impact" than hundreds of Imperial Destroyers in The Rise of Skywalker.
Andor is heads and above all Disney SW content. Even Mando.

You know the pilot had a good laugh.

This single clip is far more exciting than anything happening in the Mandalorian right now after four episodes, that’s for sure.

This show really makes the Empire and their seemingly inferior hardware more intimidating, exemplified with a single patrolling TIE Fighter buzzing the sheep-farmers-but-actually-rebels at max speed with an ear-piercing roar close to the ground, with the helpless rebels having no choice but to cover their ears and duck their heads when they thought they were safe and weren’t being watched.

My grandfather started break dancing after seeing this scene

Makes me wonder why didn't they just prep the guns underneath the trees, seems like far safer then standing out in the open on the mountain

Can you imagine if it went on a strafing run

you know that pilot just saw some locals on the ground and decided "let's fuck with them" lol

The cinematography in this show is absolutely amazing

Orgasmic sound design.

Reminds me of the Frogfeet flybys we keep seeing from Ukraine.

As terrifying as a stuka sound in dunkirk

in other SW media, TIEs are cannon fodder, doesnt seem to be scary and easier to eliminate.

in Andor its a constant threat and MENACING.

When this happened I rewound the show and played this over with the speakers maxed. This is Star Wars

Gotta say tie fighters would suck for stealth missions

The sound is similar to the Luftwaffe bombers in WWII, terrifying sound.

This is the most terrifying depiction of a tie fighter ever adapted on screen. This show truly is a hidden gem and wish more people see it.

With a history of high speed passes over five air control towers and one admiral's daughter!

I can imagine the TIE fighter being a fighter jet and it would still get the same reaction from the characters. That's just how good it is.

The sound of the Ion engine
The colour and sounds of the lasers
Dozen of different designs each more deadlier then the last

I love the TIE series

love the scream of those engines

This scene is incredibly underrated. It gives so much "weight" to vehicles in a way thats different than other movies/shows.

Probably the coolest scene Star Wars has given us since Rogue One

For some ever reason this gives me Top Gun Maverick vibes

Mandalorian - Makes AT-ST Scary
Andor - Makes TIE Fighter Scary

Can't wait to see what's next

It’s crazy how jet fighters do such things in real life, either to frighten citizens or just to show off. In 1998 in Northern Italy two American fighters were doing this exact stunt for fun and cut a cable car rope killing 20 people.

That’s fking awesome

This scene is one of the best scenes in all of star wars. What a brilliant series.

I can say with firsthand experience that this is exactly how it feels in real life to have a fighter jet soar right over you! This scene is an outstanding example of how Andor approaches a more realistic experience of the fantastical setting of Star Wars.

Asshold 🤣