Kino Loy's off-screen fate in Andor leaves a few possibilities to the imagination.
For better or worse, dead Star Wars characters do not always stay dead. Whether it's Obi-Wan coming back as a force ghost, Darth Maul reemerging with new legs, or Palpatine "somehow" returning, seemingly deceased figures have both mystical and non-mystical ways of reentering the world of the living in Star Wars. However, things get most interesting when the character in question meets an off-screen fate.
For the most part, this would be a tragic, yet noble end for the character. Nevertheless, Kino Loy does not seem like the kind of character who would go down without extreme resistance. Even if he was the last prisoner on Narkina 5, and defeat seemed utterly unavoidable, Loy would still fight to his dying breath. One can assume that if Loy wasn't willing to risk everything and try swimming to shore, he still wouldn't wallow in pity at the platform.
With so many enticing loose-ends, it is conspicuous that Andor—which weaves a pretty tightly wound plot for a Star Wars show—would not follow up on any of them. Even if Loy died on Narkina 5, it's an odd choice not to show it on-screen, especially given the likelihood of him encountering additional action before meeting his demise.
To that same effect, it would be a dubious move on Lucasfilm's part to introduce such a dynamic character and only use him in three episodes. As previously stated, Loy is a strongly written character, and he quickly became a fan-favorite on the series. His intelligence and assertiveness made him inspirational and engaging. Meanwhile, his emotional complexity and his captaincy within the prison provided a sense of mystery.
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