Rhydonium, or rhydo, is a type of space fuel that is known for its volatile and explosive properties in Star Wars. Its fumes are also toxic to humans, causing skin to blister upon contact and ...

Andor season 2 has introduced a curious material – rhydonium. It plays a crucial part in a plot hatched by Saw Gerrera, which Wilmon Paak has unwittingly found himself dragged into, unable to ...

Rhydonium is a deep cut Easter egg, previously mentioned in the now “Legends” Star Wars: The Old Republic LucasArts games, as well as episodes of Star Wars: ...

Still, that makes Rhydonium a perfect ingredient for explosives. As Saw explains later on, he was a child when he was forced to work in a camp that harvested the gas.

If anything else, rhydonium’s prominence in Andor season 2 is all the more amusing because Saw’s mission isn’t to retrieve it to power the Rebels or even disrupt the Empire like season 1’s ...

The rhydonium numbs his pain, fuels his rage, and drives his ruthless tactics against the Empire. Andor Season 2 reveals how Saw Gerrera’s extremism and suffering shaped his character.

Rhydonium, or rhydo, is a type of space fuel that is known for its volatile and explosive properties in Star Wars. Its fumes are also toxic to humans, causing skin to blister upon contact and ...

Rhydonium factors into stories seen in The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, and it even featured in The Mandalorian, too, when Din Djarin and Migs Mayfeld stole a transport full of the stuff and ...

At the end of Andor season 2, episode 5, Star Wars fan-favourite rebel Saw Gerrera (Forest Whitaker), delivers an impassioned speech about... huffing fumes? It’s true. Saw convinces Wilmon Paak ...