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"This place is a backwater world, so I don't think we'll see much in the way of a stormtrooper presence…"
―Cassian Andor[2]

Wecacoe was a planet located in the galaxy's Colonies region that Captain Cassian Andor, Kertas, and Rismor of the Rebel Alliance traveled to in order to extract Imperial security protocols.

Description

"This can't be right! Why all of this manpower on a nowhere planet like this?"
―Cassian Andor[2]

Wecacoe was a desert planet that was host to at least one city, Weacoe city. Cassian Andor described it as a backwater. The Galactic Empire had constructed storage facility 47 inside the city.[2]

History

Wecacoe was the site of an Imperial garrison during the Imperial Era.[4]

Cassian Andor, along with the twins Kertas and Rismor, went to Wecacoe to undertake a mission to extract Imperial security protocols. While inside storage facility 47, they were confronted by the KX-series security droid K-2SO. Kertas and Rismor managed to wipe most of K-2SO's memory, and Andor ordered him to escort them back to their ship. After a brief confrontation with several stormtroopers, Andor and K-2SO located a new ship and escaped Wecacoe.[2]

Behind the scenes

Wecacoe first appeared in Rogue One - Cassian & K-2SO Special 1, a canon comic[2] published on August 9, 2017.[5] However, season 2 of the television series Star Wars: Andor presented a different interpretation of the bonding between Cassian Andor and K-2SO, showing him as having participated in the Ghorman Massacre in 2 BBY.[6] As there has not been any explanation given for the discrepancy as of writing this passage, this makes the events of the comic and everything in it debatable in canonicity.

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