This week’s episode of The Mandalorian featured the surprisingly important return of R5-D4 — an astromech droid that Din Djarin ended up taking to Mandalore. What you may not have known is ...

If you don’t recognize R5-D4, the astromech droid was one of R2-D2’s fellow droid prisoners in the Jawas’ sandcrawler on Tatooine, during the opening act of Star Wars: A New Hope. In the ...

Hasbro just announced two new R5-D4 figures. The character has been a stalwart in Star Wars toys, but not always faithfully.

Star Wars R5-D4 Makes His Comeback with Two New Hasbro Figures Hasbro is back with even more Star Wars reveals for Mando Mania including brand new figures of droid who has made a comeback ...

And, as luck would have it, without R5-D4, that would be it for this season of The Mandalorian. Grogu can do some impressive things, but he probably can’t pilot a starfighter back to Bo Katan.

Mando is still on a quest to repair IG-11 to help him explore Mandalore, but Peli instead advises him to take a different droid with him: a red and white unit named R5-D4.

Was the R5-D4 Droid in A New Hope? The first time audiences met R5-D4 was in Star Wars: A New Hope where he was seen in the same Sandcrawler that the Jawas were using to transport C-3PO, R2-D2 ...

R5-D4 — now there’s a name Star Wars fans haven’t heard in ages. Actually, they’ve never heard it. This particular droid from 1977’s original Star Wars was only ever referred to by its ...

I often wondered what could have been for R5-D4 while listening to the song “Could’ve Been” by Tiffany (a lie for comic effect). Also, I loved that you could theoretically stand him on his head.