Star Wars recently confirmed that Andor previously had two different titles before Lucasfilm settled on the Andor name, and, quite frankly, the other options were better. Andor changed the landscape of Star Wars forever. Before the series was released, many fans had no idea that it would be regarded as one of the best pieces of Star Wars content of all time, if not the best. Now that the Disney+ show is over, Lucasfilm and Disney are revealing more details about its creation and development process.According to the official art book for Andor (the book is titled The Art of Star Wars: Andor), the highly acclaimed Star Wars series was not always planned to be titled Andor, and instead was originally given two other names before the studio chose Andor as the final title. Specifically, the art book revealed that Andor's first title was Star Wars: Alliance. After that, the studio toyed around with the idea of titling it Star Wars: Andor Five.Both of these proposed titles for Andor came before Tony Gilroy joined the project. At that time, outlines for what would become Andor were being created by Jared Bush (who is now the chief creative officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios), as well as Jack Dudman, Luke Fisher, Will Htay, and Vincent Jenkins, who are all Star Wars concept art veterans and production designers. Read full article on The Direct.