I agree. But if you look more closely they seem to embody the aspects of all the greatest warrior cultures of history. They are clan based like Celts, semi-nomadic like Mongols, trained and organized like Spartans, as adaptive as the Roman Legion and and always adopting outsiders into their culture like the melting pot of America. If the Mandalorians were real, they'd be the most dangerous group of people the world has ever seen.
John Cavil Don’t forget the honour of the Japanese and ridiculously large armies and technological terrors of the Chinese warrior cultures. It has been stated many time that Mandalorians have a sense of honour and could always field huge armies with revolutionary technology. The Mandalorians were made to represent just a pure, warrior culture of any species or background. It’s cultural tenants are found in every warrior cultures history on Earth, as if they all became one. You are right when saying if they were real, they’d be incredibly dangerous. They’ve taken the best from every warrior culture. Absolutely incredible
The reason most mandalorians are humans is only because humans are the most common race in the Star Wars galaxy. I like that the mandalorian's are probably the least racist people in Star Wars. They seems to be a mix of most of the well known warrior cultures from our world such as Celts, Spartans ,Romans etc but what those cultures had in common is that they believe women were not meant to fight or be involved in more serious political or military affairs. But that really was just a product of its time, so you can't put too much blame on them. But for the mandalorian the concept of gender and race is virtually meaningless women are expected to be just as strong as men if not stronger and as for race, anyone who follows the code, speaks the language and obeys the laws is a mandalorian
@@vladtheimpaler9577 Funny enough in the lore Role-Playing stories anyway, in actually it's considered very rude to call a person alien, by said species name in a certain ton or its nickname in front of any Mando, the same about people of the opposite sex, But in all honesty, a Mando teenager has more Exp..in combat the most soldier around the world put together, for them WW 1 & 2 are like kindergarten, Korea the weekends, Vietnam that a good Monday, Afghanistan, Irak, Pakistan, Iran, that is basically day to day.
Shit. Yeah, even the United States, Russia or China would greatly fear them. Since we wouldn't have any Jedi, they would decimate all of the world's super powers like they were nothing. As for Russia, like Nepolan and Hitler, the Mandalorains may some difficulty crossing the country's hellish winter unless they learn to adapt to it, in fact, they try to study their enemies before the make an attack. Unfortunately, the Russian military is known to destroy their own it's ideal or any other piece of valuable information, so the Mandalorians couldn't use it themselves. It would a bloody fight between the two warring factions.
"Here's why you can't exterminate us, aruetii. We're not huddled in one place-we span the galaxy. We need no lords or leaders-so you can't destroy our command. We can live without technology-so we can fight with our bare hands. We have no species or bloodline-so we can rebuild our ranks with others who want to join us. We're more than just a people or an army, aruetii. We're a culture. We're an idea. And you can't kill ideas-but we can certainly kill you." ―Mandalore the Destroye
Yeah to bad though mandalorians Ally themselves all to often with the empire and it usually ends with them being screwed over but with the republic it kind of ends well for them the only two instances that I know of where they suffered for it was in the aftermath of the Vong war because stupid politics and during the sith-imperial war when a traitor was in their midst
Tell that to Revan. He practically almost annihilated them. Down to the point where the Mandalorians needed Jedi to help them rebuild. And tell the same to Dooku, who also nearly annihilated all Mandalorians as well. If the Republic wasn't so tolerant, if rich people in the galaxy weren't in so much need of Mandalorian muscle for their operations, the Mandalorians would have been wiped out.
@@HolyknightVader999 Revan defeated the Neo-Crusader army, but he didn't defeat the concept of a Mandalorian. A concept which can easily spread like wildfire. Dooku also didn't endanger the concept of Mandalorians, for there were many of them living on Mandalore at the time (prior to the lorebreaking Clone Wars cartoon).
@@zellaeella2 Wrong again. Revan and the Exile had to work hard to rebuild the Mandalorians. Also, the Mandalorians on Mandalore were civilians, not military, hence why some foreign Duchess was able to persuade them to be pacifists. Even before the Clone Wars cartoon, the Mandalorian Protectors only numbered in the hundreds, and were easily annihilated by the Republic when they tried to kill Padme Amidala.
+Alex G237 Individual supreme warriors, sure. As a faction they suck and we can only hope that great other warriors of the future incorporate their warrior spirit, because the warrior faction itself was too flawed to survive. Survival of the fittest... and they're not the fittest, at least not yet.
@@SwobyJ 3 years late, but the Mandalorians most definitely do not suck. If not for Revan's intervention, they would have conquered the galaxy. If not for the Smugglers' intervention, they would have crippled the Republic. If not for the newer decisions of past Mandalores, the Neo-Crusader way would have remained to endanger the galaxy again and again.
@@zellaeella2 You're arguing how they sucked. One person stopped them. The smugglers intervened. They make bad decisions. They're great fighters, perhaps the best of the galaxy. They don't do a lot more. Aspects of them try to and there's always room in writing to make them capable of more, but pure conquerors always overextend.
@@SwobyJ Agree to disagree on that one. Their ideology - religion, even - revolves around warfare. It's essentially who they are. But that doesn't quite make them less than human. They have traditional dances, drinking chants, marriages, funerals, and all manner of celebrations. A number of the Mandalorian population fill regular, everyday roles like doctors and farmers but are always prepared for conflict should it arise. I'd say what diversifies them most is that unlike the Jedi or Sith, they don't limit themselves to one aspect of our emotions like moral and immoral. They can choose to love and to hate, and to kill and to show mercy. Mandalorians are arguably one of the most complex concepts in Star Wars literature.
@@zellaeella2 I'm not saying they're less than human. To specify, their culture sucks in terms of maintaining high power levels. Meta, this can be explained in terms of the Star Wars IP never fully giving non-Force users their due, but internally, this has to do with their largely agreed insistence to over-extend and not cover their asses politically, strategically, socially, etc. They're supreme warriors, and surprise many in how competent (as they are humans) they are in other ways - but there's been zero sign that they've been capable of maintaining a strong galactic political place. They don't really win their wars, they only keep making sure to definitively win their battles. Warriors have to evolve to broader defined leaders or they inevitably get replaced by internal or external powers that will do so for them - you cannot wage an eternal war, yet I've seen nothing in Mandalorian cultural emphasis that reminds them of this. In other words, we get our space operatic badasses with times of enjoyable depth when writers want to showcase it, but we have never seen a time (YET, at least) where Mandalorians can actually deserve an actual mantle of power over the galaxy. Perhaps if it was already in utter ruins, they'd be sure to be the chief warlords to defer to, but that's it. The IP owners can agree to a future story where they can be more though, because as you said, they're complex (or at least selectively in stories, potentially complex). And don't act like a people's treatment to their traditions and religions can't or don't evolve.
the Null ARC troopers were adopted formally into Kal Skirata's own clan, as well as a jedi knight Barden Jusik. The Nulls defected upon receiving Order 66.
Their were actually a hand full of Mandalorians left, The Grand Army of the Republic was actually trained by Mandalorians. Their were also other factions like Death Watch who wished to reclaim the honor of their ancestors.
Music from 1:38 onwards is truly amazing. Especially the motif at 2:03 And the voiceover for that particular section was amazing as well: “When the new Mand’alor called, his loyal subjects came”
Funny enough, the Death Watch are the actual traditional Mandalorians. They have the old expansionist Mando philosophy left over from the Mandalorian Wars. The so-called "True Mandalorians" are practically a bunch of sellswords who want nothing to do with the conquests and ideologies the Mandalorians had from the Mandalorian Wars.
HolyknightVader999 I believe neither Jaster nor the Death Watch truly followed the old expansionist ways of Mandalore the ultimate. Death Watch were only harassing simple people, pillaging and stealing from defenseless locals. They were marauders, pirates, of anything.
My only questions are who was the successor to Mandalore the Reclaimer (Canderous Ordo), and how the crap did he screw up rebuilding the Mandalorian clans when Canderous had done so much of the work for him? I mean the Mandalorains under Canderous were scattered, fractured, and few but still managed to invade a sith destroyer and save an entire planet and a Republic fleet.
***** I was always under the impression that when a Mand'alor died a new one was chosen instantly. I believe Canderous even stated once that had Revan not taken Mand'alor's helmet a new Mand'alor would have been chosen within hours after Revan defeated the last one. I also assumed that Canderous would have put new rules, or perhaps even named a successor since he had seen ,and endlessly complained, about how tradition almost destroyed his entire people.
It's possible that, without a cause to unite the clans, the Mandalorians split up by themselves. They are not a standing army - they are, first and foremost, a colourful bunch of independant clans that come together under the guidance of a Mandalore and otherwise do their own thing. They are not like the Clone Army, not infantries and batallions - they can be, but they're not by default. I suspect that, as the clans realised the Reclaimer had no war for them to fight, no cause to hold them together, more and more split off from him. PLenty of Mandalorians aren't even part of a clan, more than a few are independant bounty hunters and mercenaries.
A War-like culture revolving around honor, glory, family. (Just my opinion but when it comes to a Mandalorian, I'd say the most fierce Mandalorian to fight would be a Kaleesh, Kaleesh are my personal favorite race and they are warlike aswell so it's a good mix)
Originally, yes. Indiginous to Coruscant, a planet they shared with the Zhell. As General Dearuun put it: "When the dawn came, the Zhell awakened and saw the Taungs upon the high place and were afraid, for the morning light caught the glint of helms and weapons and created phantom warriors, made from dazzle and distance. But the cleverest of them were not deceived." After the Taungs were defeated by the Zhell, after the end of the war, they left Coruscant behind, shed the notions of race, and evolved into the Mandalorians of the Great Galactic War.
depends what timeline you speak of, During the Saga episodes of 1 - 6, then yes Boba Fett is the last of the known Mandalorians, but there are some storm troopers who are clones from the clonewars and clones were originated from Jango so they are mandalorians in sense too. Basically they are scattered but no large Mandalorian organizations that i heard of just few bounty hunters like Boba and in the comics one named Fenn Sheise or however it was spelled, i believe there are more just scattered
Also Mandalorians aren't a race, but a way of life so to say. You can become a "Mandalorian" by following the Mandalorian code. But when families become Mandalorians, they raise the children as one thus creating a web and community of them almost becoming a sub-race. In theory, the Mandalorians could never run out.
Your statement actually depends on the era there is a planet known as Mandalore and during the clone wars the approached a more diplomatic way of life as opposed to the war path they were once bred on
There have been many views for the Mandolorians as in any culture they have tried a vast many things to survive and in their stride to be better but most of the focus about them is based on the Civil War Before and After and what we know about them can be comparable to The Men and Women of the Greek Spartan Culture
They are humans that originated from Coruscant, none of them are real Mandalorians (An extinct species of alien that once thrived on Mandalore.) but they follow their way living.
I hate how this game just throws away everything that happened in KotOR 2. Canderous doesn't even get an honorable mention. It's just like he never existed. Somehow, between KotOR 2 and this game, the Mandalorians... - Went back to working for the Sith, despite Canderous being explicitly told by Revan to not do that again - Lost Mandalore's helmet _again_ and apparently never found it - Stopped caring about the helmet altogether - Completely forgot about Mandalore the Preserver and how he basically saved the Mandalorians from near-extinction (after being used as pawns by the Sith) - Stopped caring about honor and glory and went back to being thugs in power armor who kill for credits Mandalorians got done dirty in SWTOR...
You're right for the most part, but dead wrong with the Deathwatch. They wanted to bring the Mandalorians to their most savage, dishonorabole and warmongering times. You're thinking of the True Mandalorians, the ones that wanted to make the clans honorable mercenaries again.
On SWTOR I will be making a Mandolorians clan on a RP realm and I will be lookin for memebers when it comes out it will be run like a true Mando clan Anyone can challenge mandolore for his title if you win you claim the title if you lose You try again whenever ((in order to challenge you will need to be max level))
It's completely stupid how the mandalorians just about all the time help the empire but when they do it hurts them but if they help the republic or stay neutral they benefit from it more so by helping the republic the only time that supporting the republic didn't benefit them was during the Sith-Imperial war where the current Mandalore was hired to defend a planet with his vode till republic reinforcements arrived but the reinforcements didn't arrive and they pretty much retreated with their mandalore dead but that is only because one of their own betrayed them by sabotaging their comms so they couldn't call for reinforcements so yeah.
Stealthyhunter Mandalorians are not what politics call rational actors. The Old Republic and Sith Empire are. While most people want a calm peaceful prosperous life, the most conservative and nativist of them want conflict for conflict's sake. They are irrational actors. Their culture revolves around plunder, adventure, and a spiritual worship of challenge and violence, as if it is their point in life.
It's also because the Mandalorians usually align with who *hires* them. Of course the Empire would pay to have more troops and mercenaries. The Republic isn't known for hiring mercenaries.
@@ArmouredProductions Mandalorian have an interests in keeping the galaxy constantly at war, as an imperial fan I am aware that the republic is stronger as an organised faction (less if not any backstabbing and stronger unity) than the empire (individually it's another story). Mandalorian fighting on the sides of the sith means the war is going to contiinue for longer, they are going to be paid by the empire for a much bigger amount of time AND they will fight the faction they consider stronger.
No, there're plenty. However most are scattered and have turned to be bounty hunters, such as Boba and Jango. Boba merely "rebirths" the Mandaorians, once he becomes Mandalore. There are thousands, many have defaced the Mando name for money sadly.....
There was once a bunch of (rebelious) Jedi who became Mandalorians, calling themselves Mandalorian Knights - wearing their armour and wielding lightsabers. But I would imagine the moment you left the Jedi Oder, you would no longer be recognized as as a Jedi. And yes, they were bad ass!
In the new canon there was a Mandalorian accepted into the Jedi Order named Tar Vizla. He made that cool Darksaber we've seen in TCW and Rebels. I'd love to see a story focused on that guy.
I wish that some of the beta footage got leaked like come on only a few months whats some actual gameplay and not a designed to show off video whats it to bioware
Gnost has a badass voice.
It's Lance Henriksen, of course he does!
Seth Wagner yea hard to imagine a guy with a massive face piece speaking so clearly though
This brings back memories.
I agree. But if you look more closely they seem to embody the aspects of all the greatest warrior cultures of history. They are clan based like Celts, semi-nomadic like Mongols, trained and organized like Spartans, as adaptive as the Roman Legion and and always adopting outsiders into their culture like the melting pot of America. If the Mandalorians were real, they'd be the most dangerous group of people the world has ever seen.
John Cavil
Don’t forget the honour of the Japanese and ridiculously large armies and technological terrors of the Chinese warrior cultures. It has been stated many time that Mandalorians have a sense of honour and could always field huge armies with revolutionary technology.
The Mandalorians were made to represent just a pure, warrior culture of any species or background. It’s cultural tenants are found in every warrior cultures history on Earth, as if they all became one.
You are right when saying if they were real, they’d be incredibly dangerous. They’ve taken the best from every warrior culture. Absolutely incredible
The reason most mandalorians are humans is only because humans are the most common race in the Star Wars galaxy. I like that the mandalorian's are probably the least racist people in Star Wars.
They seems to be a mix of most of the well known warrior cultures from our world such as Celts, Spartans ,Romans etc but what those cultures had in common is that they believe women were not meant to fight or be involved in more serious political or military affairs.
But that really was just a product of its time, so you can't put too much blame on them.
But for the mandalorian the concept of gender and race is virtually meaningless women are expected to be just as strong as men if not stronger and as for race, anyone who follows the code, speaks the language and obeys the laws is a mandalorian
@@vladtheimpaler9577 Funny enough in the lore Role-Playing stories anyway, in actually it's considered very rude to call a person alien, by said species name in a certain ton or its nickname in front of any Mando, the same about people of the opposite sex,
But in all honesty, a Mando teenager has more Exp..in combat the most soldier around the world put together, for them WW 1 & 2 are like kindergarten, Korea the weekends, Vietnam that a good Monday, Afghanistan, Irak, Pakistan, Iran, that is basically day to day.
Shit. Yeah, even the United States, Russia or China would greatly fear them. Since we wouldn't have any Jedi, they would decimate all of the world's super powers like they were nothing. As for Russia, like Nepolan and Hitler, the Mandalorains may some difficulty crossing the country's hellish winter unless they learn to adapt to it, in fact, they try to study their enemies before the make an attack. Unfortunately, the Russian military is known to destroy their own it's ideal or any other piece of valuable information, so the Mandalorians couldn't use it themselves. It would a bloody fight between the two warring factions.
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 Holy shit.
"Here's why you can't exterminate us, aruetii. We're not huddled in one place-we span the galaxy. We need no lords or leaders-so you can't destroy our command. We can live without technology-so we can fight with our bare hands. We have no species or bloodline-so we can rebuild our ranks with others who want to join us. We're more than just a people or an army, aruetii. We're a culture. We're an idea. And you can't kill ideas-but we can certainly kill you."
―Mandalore the Destroye
+captain959 Good point. Even if all the Mandalorian armies fall, the idea is strong enough to persevere and re-surge in new forms. Thus Boba Fett.
Yeah to bad though mandalorians Ally themselves all to often with the empire and it usually ends with them being screwed over but with the republic it kind of ends well for them the only two instances that I know of where they suffered for it was in the aftermath of the Vong war because stupid politics and during the sith-imperial war when a traitor was in their midst
Tell that to Revan. He practically almost annihilated them. Down to the point where the Mandalorians needed Jedi to help them rebuild. And tell the same to Dooku, who also nearly annihilated all Mandalorians as well. If the Republic wasn't so tolerant, if rich people in the galaxy weren't in so much need of Mandalorian muscle for their operations, the Mandalorians would have been wiped out.
@@HolyknightVader999 Revan defeated the Neo-Crusader army, but he didn't defeat the concept of a Mandalorian. A concept which can easily spread like wildfire. Dooku also didn't endanger the concept of Mandalorians, for there were many of them living on Mandalore at the time (prior to the lorebreaking Clone Wars cartoon).
@@zellaeella2 Wrong again. Revan and the Exile had to work hard to rebuild the Mandalorians. Also, the Mandalorians on Mandalore were civilians, not military, hence why some foreign Duchess was able to persuade them to be pacifists. Even before the Clone Wars cartoon, the Mandalorian Protectors only numbered in the hundreds, and were easily annihilated by the Republic when they tried to kill Padme Amidala.
These videos inspired my entire channel! I remember watching them on the TOR website years ago
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Wow really? I love your Videos!
The Mandalorians are the supreme warriors of our Galaxy!!!
+Alex G237 Individual supreme warriors, sure. As a faction they suck and we can only hope that great other warriors of the future incorporate their warrior spirit, because the warrior faction itself was too flawed to survive. Survival of the fittest... and they're not the fittest, at least not yet.
@@SwobyJ 3 years late, but the Mandalorians most definitely do not suck. If not for Revan's intervention, they would have conquered the galaxy. If not for the Smugglers' intervention, they would have crippled the Republic. If not for the newer decisions of past Mandalores, the Neo-Crusader way would have remained to endanger the galaxy again and again.
@@zellaeella2 You're arguing how they sucked. One person stopped them. The smugglers intervened. They make bad decisions.
They're great fighters, perhaps the best of the galaxy. They don't do a lot more. Aspects of them try to and there's always room in writing to make them capable of more, but pure conquerors always overextend.
@@SwobyJ Agree to disagree on that one. Their ideology - religion, even - revolves around warfare. It's essentially who they are. But that doesn't quite make them less than human. They have traditional dances, drinking chants, marriages, funerals, and all manner of celebrations. A number of the Mandalorian population fill regular, everyday roles like doctors and farmers but are always prepared for conflict should it arise. I'd say what diversifies them most is that unlike the Jedi or Sith, they don't limit themselves to one aspect of our emotions like moral and immoral. They can choose to love and to hate, and to kill and to show mercy. Mandalorians are arguably one of the most complex concepts in Star Wars literature.
@@zellaeella2 I'm not saying they're less than human. To specify, their culture sucks in terms of maintaining high power levels. Meta, this can be explained in terms of the Star Wars IP never fully giving non-Force users their due, but internally, this has to do with their largely agreed insistence to over-extend and not cover their asses politically, strategically, socially, etc. They're supreme warriors, and surprise many in how competent (as they are humans) they are in other ways - but there's been zero sign that they've been capable of maintaining a strong galactic political place. They don't really win their wars, they only keep making sure to definitively win their battles. Warriors have to evolve to broader defined leaders or they inevitably get replaced by internal or external powers that will do so for them - you cannot wage an eternal war, yet I've seen nothing in Mandalorian cultural emphasis that reminds them of this.
In other words, we get our space operatic badasses with times of enjoyable depth when writers want to showcase it, but we have never seen a time (YET, at least) where Mandalorians can actually deserve an actual mantle of power over the galaxy. Perhaps if it was already in utter ruins, they'd be sure to be the chief warlords to defer to, but that's it. The IP owners can agree to a future story where they can be more though, because as you said, they're complex (or at least selectively in stories, potentially complex). And don't act like a people's treatment to their traditions and religions can't or don't evolve.
the Null ARC troopers were adopted formally into Kal Skirata's own clan, as well as a jedi knight Barden Jusik. The Nulls defected upon receiving Order 66.
those mandalorians absolutely destroyed me on dromund kaas
Oh, yeah
Mmmhmmm
Their were actually a hand full of Mandalorians left, The Grand Army of the Republic was actually trained by Mandalorians. Their were also other factions like Death Watch who wished to reclaim the honor of their ancestors.
Music from 1:38 onwards is truly amazing. Especially the motif at 2:03
And the voiceover for that particular section was amazing as well:
“When the new Mand’alor called, his loyal subjects came”
Avalanche weirdo
These 3 and a half minutes will always be the most badass thing Star Wars has ever done.
mandalore the feeble the coward who the sith helped rise to power (i'd recommend looking into this part)
I cannot wait for the full game to come out.
@waffins7057 it came about ten years ago. Now it is complete, although new chapters are added each year. Star Wars:The Old Republic
@waffins7057 no unfortunately not. There is a Fandom page named Wookiepedia and it contained EVERYTHING about Star Wars canon or legends, like SWTOR.
@Waffins Star Wars: The Old Republic is free to download and play. Each class with their own unique storyline, there's a lot to do in the game too!
are we mandalorians or death watch. I hate death watch. true mandalorians forever.
Jaster mereel all the way
true mandalorian or death watch, we are all loyalist to Mandalore, death for the Empire, death for th New Mandalorian
long live Manda'lor
Funny enough, the Death Watch are the actual traditional Mandalorians. They have the old expansionist Mando philosophy left over from the Mandalorian Wars. The so-called "True Mandalorians" are practically a bunch of sellswords who want nothing to do with the conquests and ideologies the Mandalorians had from the Mandalorian Wars.
HolyknightVader999 I believe neither Jaster nor the Death Watch truly followed the old expansionist ways of Mandalore the ultimate. Death Watch were only harassing simple people, pillaging and stealing from defenseless locals. They were marauders, pirates, of anything.
VODE AN!
My only questions are who was the successor to Mandalore the Reclaimer (Canderous Ordo), and how the crap did he screw up rebuilding the Mandalorian clans when Canderous had done so much of the work for him? I mean the Mandalorains under Canderous were scattered, fractured, and few but still managed to invade a sith destroyer and save an entire planet and a Republic fleet.
***** I was always under the impression that when a Mand'alor died a new one was chosen instantly. I believe Canderous even stated once that had Revan not taken Mand'alor's helmet a new Mand'alor would have been chosen within hours after Revan defeated the last one. I also assumed that Canderous would have put new rules, or perhaps even named a successor since he had seen ,and endlessly complained, about how tradition almost destroyed his entire people.
+RenegadeElite101 Mandalorians have sometimes gone decades without a Mandalor.
It's possible that, without a cause to unite the clans, the Mandalorians split up by themselves. They are not a standing army - they are, first and foremost, a colourful bunch of independant clans that come together under the guidance of a Mandalore and otherwise do their own thing.
They are not like the Clone Army, not infantries and batallions - they can be, but they're not by default.
I suspect that, as the clans realised the Reclaimer had no war for them to fight, no cause to hold them together, more and more split off from him. PLenty of Mandalorians aren't even part of a clan, more than a few are independant bounty hunters and mercenaries.
A War-like culture revolving around honor, glory, family. (Just my opinion but when it comes to a Mandalorian, I'd say the most fierce Mandalorian to fight would be a Kaleesh, Kaleesh are my personal favorite race and they are warlike aswell so it's a good mix)
I absolutely love Mandalorians
This is the way
They were originally a race some thousands years ago, known as the Taungs.
Originally, yes. Indiginous to Coruscant, a planet they shared with the Zhell. As General Dearuun put it: "When the dawn came, the Zhell awakened and saw the Taungs upon the high place and were afraid, for the morning light caught the glint of helms and weapons and created phantom warriors, made from dazzle and distance. But the cleverest of them were not deceived."
After the Taungs were defeated by the Zhell, after the end of the war, they left Coruscant behind, shed the notions of race, and evolved into the Mandalorians of the Great Galactic War.
Ghnost Durall is finally in the game
So motivation-wise, the Mandalorian blockade was essentially a WAAAGH!
All mandalorian wars are waaagh
depends what timeline you speak of, During the Saga episodes of 1 - 6, then yes Boba Fett is the last of the known Mandalorians, but there are some storm troopers who are clones from the clonewars and clones were originated from Jango so they are mandalorians in sense too. Basically they are scattered but no large Mandalorian organizations that i heard of just few bounty hunters like Boba and in the comics one named Fenn Sheise or however it was spelled, i believe there are more just scattered
Now we have mandalorians everywhere
Wow I can't believe that jango fett destroyed death watch I think the clone wars should do an episode on that. That would be so awesome
does anyone know waht the soundtrack at 1:40 is ?
Also Mandalorians aren't a race, but a way of life so to say. You can become a "Mandalorian" by following the Mandalorian code. But when families become Mandalorians, they raise the children as one thus creating a web and community of them almost becoming a sub-race. In theory, the Mandalorians could never run out.
Your statement actually depends on the era there is a planet known as Mandalore and during the clone wars the approached a more diplomatic way of life as opposed to the war path they were once bred on
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MANDALORE! UNITE!
There have been many views for the Mandolorians as in any culture they have tried a vast many things to survive and in their stride to be better but most of the focus about them is based on the Civil War Before and After and what we know about them can be comparable to The Men and Women of the Greek Spartan Culture
And here i am, on hutta.. wishing i had an assault cannon..instead of this peashooter... but nooo, they want me to be a damn trooper to have that..
So are Mandolrians humans in appearance, but with a different way of living?
They are humans that originated from Coruscant, none of them are real Mandalorians (An extinct species of alien that once thrived on Mandalore.) but they follow their way living.
Thanks for the info, I know a simple search have told me the same thing, but I just wnated to ask, thanks for the reply
No problem man.
Yes, I do mean the original species not the human looking race that take the races name I see, thanks for the information
Mandalorians arent only human, mandalorian is an ideal
I hate how this game just throws away everything that happened in KotOR 2. Canderous doesn't even get an honorable mention. It's just like he never existed.
Somehow, between KotOR 2 and this game, the Mandalorians...
- Went back to working for the Sith, despite Canderous being explicitly told by Revan to not do that again
- Lost Mandalore's helmet _again_ and apparently never found it
- Stopped caring about the helmet altogether
- Completely forgot about Mandalore the Preserver and how he basically saved the Mandalorians from near-extinction (after being used as pawns by the Sith)
- Stopped caring about honor and glory and went back to being thugs in power armor who kill for credits
Mandalorians got done dirty in SWTOR...
The.mandiloriens remind me of the Spartans expect for the hole sith thing
Well, as Gnost-Dural said: They are not like the Sith.
You're right for the most part, but dead wrong with the Deathwatch. They wanted to bring the Mandalorians to their most savage, dishonorabole and warmongering times. You're thinking of the True Mandalorians, the ones that wanted to make the clans honorable mercenaries again.
On SWTOR I will be making a Mandolorians clan on a RP realm and I will be lookin for memebers when it comes out it will be run like a true Mando clan Anyone can challenge mandolore for his title if you win you claim the title if you lose You try again whenever ((in order to challenge you will need to be max level))
thumbs up if this is the most epic history lesson you have ever heard
Makes me wonder if it will be a playable class.
So who's left of the Mandalorians? Since Jango Fett died, is Boba Fett the last one?
It's completely stupid how the mandalorians just about all the time help the empire but when they do it hurts them but if they help the republic or stay neutral they benefit from it more so by helping the republic the only time that supporting the republic didn't benefit them was during the Sith-Imperial war where the current Mandalore was hired to defend a planet with his vode till republic reinforcements arrived but the reinforcements didn't arrive and they pretty much retreated with their mandalore dead but that is only because one of their own betrayed them by sabotaging their comms so they couldn't call for reinforcements so yeah.
Stealthyhunter Mandalorians are not what politics call rational actors. The Old Republic and Sith Empire are. While most people want a calm peaceful prosperous life, the most conservative and nativist of them want conflict for conflict's sake. They are irrational actors. Their culture revolves around plunder, adventure, and a spiritual worship of challenge and violence, as if it is their point in life.
It's also because the Mandalorians usually align with who *hires* them. Of course the Empire would pay to have more troops and mercenaries. The Republic isn't known for hiring mercenaries.
@@ArmouredProductions Mandalorian have an interests in keeping the galaxy constantly at war, as an imperial fan I am aware that the republic is stronger as an organised faction (less if not any backstabbing and stronger unity) than the empire (individually it's another story). Mandalorian fighting on the sides of the sith means the war is going to contiinue for longer, they are going to be paid by the empire for a much bigger amount of time AND they will fight the faction they consider stronger.
"This is the Way."
Oya Manda!
This guy was Mandalore the Lesser.
2:13 Make a great film.
No, there're plenty. However most are scattered and have turned to be bounty hunters, such as Boba and Jango. Boba merely "rebirths" the Mandaorians, once he becomes Mandalore. There are thousands, many have defaced the Mando name for money sadly.....
THIS IS MANDALORIA!
jedi refused to join in manda wars only 5 jedi joined in manda wars
Yup, and they were the original inhabitants of Coruscant.
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Dead. Not everyone can be magically preserved by the Force for 300 years. Though I smell a plotline connection somehow.
They probably won't be a class, but a playable race.
i wish canderous was still leader of the mandalorians
Mandalore, amigo.
reminds me of spartans abit anyway
well jango and boba were not in the Old Republic
his comment was 2 years ago, this was when it was in beta
Is that Liam neesan?😭
goddddd i cant wait to 2011
I wonder were there any jedi from Mandalore......?
I think if there were then they would have conquered the galaxy a long time ago
There was once a bunch of (rebelious) Jedi who became Mandalorians, calling themselves Mandalorian Knights - wearing their armour and wielding lightsabers. But I would imagine the moment you left the Jedi Oder, you would no longer be recognized as as a Jedi. And yes, they were bad ass!
In the new canon there was a Mandalorian accepted into the Jedi Order named Tar Vizla. He made that cool Darksaber we've seen in TCW and Rebels.
I'd love to see a story focused on that guy.
Yea I've watched that episode too. I think its gonna to be an interesting story to learn more about.
this Mandalore was a tool
ALL HAIL BOBBA FETT
***** My bad; Boba!
Mandalorians was very feared and respected by Jango Fett, he was true leader
The One You mean Mandalore?
+Derek Bates Well, Boba Fett literally became the Mandalore of his time...
You murglak seem to forgot Clan Ordo! assumed that they're still all mercs and hanging around doing whatever, scattered, in the galaxy.. wtf!
I wish that some of the beta footage got leaked like come on only a few months whats some actual gameplay and not a designed to show off video whats it to bioware
MANDALORE MANDALORE MANDALORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Spartans....
Partially..
Lol, 300 likes... Spartans maybe?
Firebrand fag maybe
so will we able to dress EXACTLY like mandalorian? Cuz their armor look bad@**!
well, the game is quite disappointing for those who seek a full mandalorian gameplay.
@jonwoods01 Rofl.