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Mando not having knowledge about the other Mandalorian factions could also be an asset he does not have any grudges or hold any negative disposition against them
But it also hinders him as he has to rely on others to deal with the interclan politics and that will hurt his chances at uniting the Mandalorian people.
But considering how stand-offish she was at first with the night owls due to the simple fact they took off their helmets could make other mandalorians who survived not willing to work with his leadership
@@Lobsterwithinternet Bo would doom her culture if it meant she'd rule over the ashes, at least that is the vibe I get from the latest episode. It kind of pisses me off she is still not having character development and still wants power for herself and not to lead mando Culture and people to glory.
Here's the thing. There have been many leaders who didn't want to be one, and he being far less assuming and a little aloof, it would make him less likely to be a leader. But the greatest leaders come from people like him. He is learning about being a Mandalorian in many different aspects (with help of Bo Katan and others), and you can see his outlook and personality change accordingly. He is becoming less of a loner and more willing to ask for help, to do what he needs to do, making him grow stronger. Din would make an excellent Mandalore, when the time comes. Bo Katan would also. But Din has something the Mandalorians need that Bo doesn't seem to have. Patience, understanding, compassion and an inner strength to keep going and not give up. Din is only violent when he needs to be. He does what he feel is right. Maybe Din and Bo Katan could be a power team, dual rulers? Din with the Saber, Bo maybe with the Mythosaur. Din must fight the conflict in his mind and heart to win over the Darksaber. Bo will have a harder time with an ancient beast the size of a small city lol
Sorry to spoil your fanfiction, but there is only one Mandalore. And with how dependent he is on others and his Beskar Armor to get through situations as well as his distaste of settling down, it's much more likely he will take a fall and let Bo Katan be Mandalore so that he and Grogu can fly off into the sunset to go on more adventures.
@@Lobsterwithinternet I think they Rs setting up Bo anyway. I don't like playing the sexist thing. Probably just because she's female and that's a thing with Disney lately. They already have Mando being saved by her twice in two episodes. It was nice seeing him struggle but the second time I was like WTF? They also have went out of their way to show how badass she is ‐ which i don't mind as long as it isn't forced. Then they made her the leade.r of the party. She also has the royal blood and wants to be Mando. I don't see Dinn being a leader anyway.. He would need substantial character growth.
I like your positivity about Dins future. Perhaps he needs this journey to grow and learn as you said. I would enjoy seeing Din and Bo raise Grogu together 😊💎
@@dianapennepacker6854 actually Bo-Katan both times on Mandalore were plausible, and being made party leader was because it was her who was able to track the beast back to it's lair. I can see her as his Prime Minister type roll to help him adjust to leadership.
He has the _potential_ to lead and I do believe that is his destiny. I don't know if he has the _ability_ to do so just yet, he has a lot of growth to do before that comes to pass.
My wish is for Boba to have a conversion and embrace his Mandalorian heritage and culture and take on the role of Mandalore and maybe tame the Mythosaur too. It's probably not gonna happen but it happened in legends so there's always a slim chance
When Boba's series was announced my first reaction was "Oh, he's going to make a play for the throne," but then he decided to be a mobster. When Din showed up I thought, "Hey, maybe he'll reconsider," but nope. Guess he's happy with Tatooine in his ...old age? Dude is in his early 40s though, he should still be in his Space-prime.
@@TheRealAlpha2 Honestly, I like the idea of Boba Fett retiring from bounty hunting and becoming crime boss while turning Mos Eisley into a sort of retirement community for all the other bounty hunters we know from the OT.
This is hard to answer because we don’t know enough about who Din is. Perhaps the fact that we are so in the dark about Dins abilities is a weakness of the show. Just wish someone would show him how to use that darksaber.
I was watching a video with a theory about that. They suggested that one requires inner confidence to wield it properly, something Din lacked at the time due to his exile. Even before he had actually been exiled, he knew he had removed his helmet and so it was coming. He's had that transgression in the back of his mind since before he even acquired the weapon, and the weight of his guilt was manifesting in the weight of the blade. I'm curious to see what will happen the next time he fires up the saber, now that he's not harboring that guilt.
@andyb1653 Yeah I had a similar idea, Only my thought is that the sabre is somewhat conscious, And when Din rejected the sabre the sabre rejected him, he needs to accept it and the responsibilities it entails as his own for it to work properly
Honestly, I've been saying it for a while that it feels like the proper set up would be for Din to be the figurehead and Bo-Katan his advisor. But then it's also possible Grogu is destined to lead with the two of them as _his_ advisors.
interestingly, I agree. I'm not sure where they're going with the show exactly. If it was up to disney they'd extend it for countless seasons until it finally died unceremoniously, but if it is up to the actual show runners it'll probably have another one to three seasons where it will end in a fashion that is responsible and takes care of all the missing links. that said - unless they do a time leap forward, I don't see baby gogurt being the leader (though I do not mind the idea, as it would be interesting to have a force sensitive, almost jedi be the leader of the Mandalorians.) But I think they're trying to show us the evolution of Din's personality and his "rise to power" so to speak. I'm not sure exactly what'll happen but it'll be exciting to watch either way!
I strongly suspect Mando's arc will involve challenging the beliefs that the Children of the Watch hold, and more broadly the ideas that have held back Mandalorian society in general. He's absolutely not ready to lead Mandalore at the moment, but I imagine his character arc will mirror that of the Mandalorian people, and as he gains a more nuanced and flexible worldview he will become a more and more natural leader.
Seriously, a lot of politicians and world leaders would very much benefit from that little analysis you just gave. It's simple, it's relatable, it's straight to the point, and it couldn't be any truer.
I don't believe this is part of his storyline. So far his storyline isn't about him gaining power, it's about him helping other people gain power. Whether it's Boba, Karga, some random village, it's always he helps them sort things out, then he moves on. The fight over the leadership of the Mandalorians has always been Bo-Katan's story. Whether it's against her sister, against Maul, actually gaining power, or recently losing her position of authority, her story has always revolved around leadership. I think Bo-Katan will be the one to gain leadership, and Din will help her to do it. That is the logical progression of both their storylines.
Yeah, I think the series is pointing in that direction too, with her having seen the Mythosaur and now the 'subtle' detail of her being the leader of the rescue party and returning with Vizla's son and three other "orphans"
I think the simple concept of "Live and let live" is a great basis for society. It seems to be Mando's basic position. He has his own personal way to live, but he is not interested in pushing it on others. He will tell you his opinion if asked but doesn't shove it on others. This is the way.
@CalicoVall The tricky thing is "so long as you are harming no one else". That's where rules, laws, and regulations have to come in on some level. Within reason I think we need to let people do what they want. Less regulation around personal behaviors and more around general safety and wellbeing. But of course that means different things to everyone. *shrug*
I like your take on Din and how he doesn't really know Mandalorian history or know the Mandalorians. This is something that can be said about Boba Fett as well. Had he had more time with is father (so to speak) ,Jango could have told him and taught him more about the Mandalorians. This is why we see the way he connects with the Tuscan Raiders in BOBF. He learns a way of honor more than what his father only told him about. This form working with and being a part of a clan.
I'd argue we've seen WHO his character is throughout the series. Alan here just detailed quite a bit of who Din is. Sure we haven't seen a lot of his past...
You nailed it on leadership; few people can handle the intense scrutiny without insulating themselves with power but that's what I've seen the very best leaders do, even military generals, business owners, other managers who know how to listen and actually like people, other humans just cuz they're people. That may sound goofy but when is the last time you heard someone say that they liked humans?
Din really hasn't had an opportunity yet to show leadership. Right now hes a rockstar with a reputation which is an asset. He needs a situation in which to test himself and his abilities. Bo Katan did this and showed her stuff in ep 4. Also, he's never showed any interest in politics or ruling, this alone means he might be a good one.
He did. in the pilot of S1 and at the ending where he combined all the people and convinced them to cooperate despite their differences to achieve common goal. He has abilities but so far he didn't aspire to leadership position.
I think they are setting Din up as great dad and leader. In S3E2, Bo talks about her dad dying to defend Mandalore. Then in S3E4, when Din puts Grogu into the darts challenge. Bo tells Grogu that Din is just proud of Grogu, and that “her dad” was the same way. Basically comparing her dad to Din. They seem like little throw away lines at the time. But I think it’s a slow realization for Bo that Din can be a good leader for all Mandalorians.
Din Jarin and Grogu remind me of the graphic novel series from the 50's called Lone Wolf and Cub. A itinerant samurai and his young son seeking revenge. 24 volumes IIRC. There were also a couple of movies based on it.
My man, you kill it in every single video when you compare our real world history/government issues to those of the fictional world of Star Wars. Great videos, love the content! ALLEN SPEAKS THE TRUTH, Y'ALL!
I think Mando could be a more executive portion of new Mandalore government, and then each faction will have their representative as part of a macro-mayor position (probably with the Child of the Watchs representative appointed by Din himself) I think a basic checks and balance works in that society, but with the precedent of old traditions with some factions or tribes, or maybe with new factions with different beliefs returning to Mandalore, it only makes sense that no single tribe would have all the power nor no power.
I think the best form of government that Mandalore had was the new Mandalorians. the leader of the mandalorians was Satine, but they also had a prime minister, as well as other ministers in important areas. Serving the New Mandalorian government, the Ruling Council,[1] also known as the New Mandalorian ministry council,[5] was a bureaucratic body that led Mandalore that was composed of a number of ministers, a Deputy Minister, and was chaired by the Prime Minister. The ministers included the Minister of Interior, the Minister of Finance, and at least four other ministers, which were charged with political and bureaucratic responsibilities. When gathered in a meeting, the Ruling Council met at the Sundari Royal Palace on Mandalore, and was overseen by Duchess Satine Kryze.[1] while they don't have to be the new Mandalorians in any way politicly, this seems like the most effective form of government that they could use.
I believe he'd be a good ruler with someone like bo kotan being an advisor, both are able to put emotions to the side and make good decisions while both don't want to lead but are willing to if needed. Din is definitely a face but still people look to him even in his clan, while bo is very well respected because of her experience and rational thinking.
Din has the opportunity to grow into a leader. He is a survivalist who is able to quickly adapt to the situation and learn. He has friends among the rulers and he can learn from their mistakes and achievements. He can also reconcile old enemies under the banner of a common cause. He reconciled the Tusken and the inhabitants of the Freetown (formerly Mos Pelgo) by hunting the Krayt dragon. He can reconcile the warring Mandalorian clans with a common cause. And Din has the motivation to do something like that - Grogu. Grogu is a child and will remain a child for decades. Din just physically may not live up to the moment when Grogu becomes an adult and ceases to need protection. In order for Grogu to grow into an adult, it is necessary to build a society that will provide Grogu with the opportunity for growth and development and provide support after Din's death. Din is not fully aware of this at this point in his life. He needs to realize this. As soon as Din realizes this, he will become a Mand'alor to build a better future for Grogu. Din will do anything for his child. Do you know who Din reminds me of? Aragorn son of Arathorn from J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. If Aragorn, who was a ranger for decades before he ascended the throne, could become a good king, I see no reason why Din can't grow into a good king.
The leader of Mandalore has to be a politician. If Din becomes ruler, they'd need to do something like reinstate the prime minister position or have people to handle to politics for him. Alternatively, Bo Katan could become the leader of Mandalore since she has more experienced in politics.
As a Leader, Din Djarin has an experienced Civil/Political Advisor (Bo Katan), Spiritual Advisor (Armorer) and a Respected General (Paz Viszla). A good leader knows their own limitations and surrounds themselves with experienced people that can help.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Din will become Mand'alore because the people will follow him not because he wants to lead. He is bringing the people together and he wants to reclaim their home.
@@jiffypoo5029 Why? Mandalorians don't follow nice people. They follow warriors and leaders. And, from what we’ve seen of Din this season, he is neither.
I think Din Djarin has the ability to lead the Mandalorians. Just not the desire. At least not that desire exclusive of all other potential goals in his life. This combination of factors has made for some extraordinary leaders in the past. Like that old saying: "He who desires power most is least temperamentally suited to wield it morally or effectively."
Once again, Very well put together Mr. Allen. I very much enjoy watching Generation Tech, but I really like your opinions and the way you piece things together. Thank you for the content as always! it's wonderful.
I have a very hard time seeing Din as a leader. Sure he can lead somethings. But as a leader to a whole group of people I have a really hard time seeing it. I think most people want him to be the leader cause his the protagonist but I just can’t see it.
Then who should? Bo already lost the faith of the people and the Armourer has shown no ambitions of trying to leader, Paz Visula is too arrogant to be a good leader, and Boba Fett if off doing his own thing.
@@zeratul____1228 Bo is gaining the trust of the Watch as well as keeping the fact that she saw a Mythasaur to herself mostly and not telling Din. With the support of the Watch and the Mythasaur under her control thanks to Grogu, she has a stable position to make her claim to the title of Mandalore.
This flexibility skills our daddy mando has probably comes from his first childhood, we don't know who raise him or how his culture was before he was a foundling, I think we don't have an exact date or age where he was rescued.
Those most suited to being good leaders are the ones that don't seek it. Din Djarin was willing to give up the darksaber without a second thought, highlighting that he has no lust or aspirations for power. He has demonstrated that he is willing to give his life for the good of others, though that sacrifice has never been required of him.
"We as individuals might be right 70, 80 percent of the time, but it's those 10, to 20 percent of the times when we're wrong?" I had to do a double take, but that was a nice play on context by being wrong within the same quote.
i think Din would make a very good leader, not for his leadership skills but as a rallying point for the splinterd Mandalorian factions, he has showcased his ability to listen and act on others advice meaning as long as he had capable council such as Bo katan and even the Armourer makeing up for lack of knowledge of the other clans he should be able to set the Mandalorians towards a path of recovery
Ok, here’s my film theory, I don’t think its setting up mando to be the next ruler, not even bo or the armorer. I think we are on for a big sabine comeback, just think, it would perfectly fit her character arc( which is not complete yet) and would add another badass character that will have a spinoff as shes workong with another great character, ahsoka!
I think that the best leaders come from those who don't want to lead. It means they don't have the ambition for power and often try to do their best to provide for the group
Din Djarin is temperamentally suited to be leader of Mandalore. Unfortunately he has no vision for the future, and no drive to be a leader. These are major disqualifies given the state that the Mandalorian people are in right now.
Bro, GREAT social commentary for a SW video! Tho I would say "anarchism" as apposed to "liberalism". Anarchism is the exact opposite of totalitarian authoritarianism. Instead of full on violent rule of every detail of one's individual life, it's complete lack of a governing body all together. Not necessarily chaos, but...
In the (slightly paraphrased) words of Sir Humphrey Appleby from the BBC sitcom Yes Prime Minister: “Things don’t just happen because leaders are very keen on them! Neville Chamberlain was very keen on peace!”
I think Din wanted to give the dark saber straight to Bo was because he knew that was the main reason she went after Gideon. Katee said recently that she doesn't feel Bo wants to rule anymore but it seems like she is being set up to anyway.
Also do you think tarr vizla new about the existence of the mytosaur and kept it hidden so that no Mandalorian could tame like iroh did with the dragons from the Avatar series
Boba Fett should lead as the new Mandalore. Would be fitting to have the OG Mando lead. That or give Dinn a mentor cameo character played by the voice actor of Canderous Ordo who teaches Dinn the culture of Mandalorians and the glory of battle KOTOR style. Dinn’s got the ability but now he must know and respect Mandalore’s history
What's your opinion on the theory that Bo Katan became wielder of the Dark Saber in Episode 3. When she beat the robo spider thing, after it subsequently beat Din. Personally I think this is a theory of writers just trying to stir the pot and have no real idea what they are talking about
People seems to put a little too much emphasis on the whole winning and loosing the saber thing in random scuffles. Ritual combat is a declarative thing, there's usually a direct challenge. "I will defeat you and therefore take what you possess." versus "Oops, I got cold cocked in a trap and dropped all of my worldly status."
One thing that episode did show us is that Bo is a better fighter than Din. They both fought those hairy creatures, and Din struggled, whereas Bo took them out much easier. If Bo challenges for the saber, which I believe she will when she feels the need for it, she will beat Din. It won't be an easy fight, there will be no shame on Din for losing, but she will win.
Allen, are you feeling well my man. I getting the feeling. I hope you are ok. Just not that normal Allen energy we have come to know and love over the years.
I doubt Din would have what it takes to lead Mandalore...especially considering anytime he's put into a leadership position he goes along with it but usually tries to get out of it initially, guy doesn't wanna be a leader. That said, he is good at it, chances are lack of desire would be his downfall, then you have Bo Katan, who wants it too much.
I really want to see another training session with the Dark Saber it will probably be with Bo Katan but I’m really hoping for Ashoka to come and show him some tricks
Chamberlain DID know what he was doing and took the consequences anyway. Despite saying his actions were for peace, he was actually playing for time for the UK to build up its military.
Bo is the Mandalore, but she can't assume the Throne without a Clan and the Saber. Everyone keeps forgetting that the Dark Saber is an active character in this story! Gideon and Bo see the Saber as a symbol of Power; the Saber is weightless in their hands. Din and Pre see the Saber as property; it weighs them down. I'm convinced there's a tiny Droid in the Dark Saber, and it has firmly held ideas about the sort of people it is going to work for. And you know how stubborn a good Droid can be.
@@christianschulz1443 She is the most experienced warrior they have, seeing as she fought in the Mandalorian Civil War during the Clone Wars as well as being a born-and-raised Mandalorian while the rest are all foundlings.
Alan I noticed when Bo Katan was fighting the alien robot while saving Din Djarin she was using the dark saber. AND IT WASNT HEAVY!!! Could you please do a video on this
Din not massacring innocent men, women and children like Bo-katan did in the clone wars is a good qualification in my mind. Also Bo-katan made a deal with Maul, betrayed him, lost control because of it and got her sister killed. So yeah, I don't think she's qualified to lead anything
This is kind of off to the side of what was discussed in the video, but I want to point out and am curious about interpretations of something that happened on the desolated planet of Mandalore: while investigating Mandalore and searching for the "Living Waters," Din Jarin finds it necessary to once again use the Dark Saber, and as before, he has some difficulty wielding the powerful, almost seemingly sentient saber. However, when Bo-Katan arrives to rescue Din Jarin, she wields the Dark Saber effortlessly. Also, up for debate, since whatever species it was that captured Din Jarin essentially defeated the Mandalorian and relieved him of his weapons, including said saber, that would mean that the creature, which was obviously sentient, was then the rightful owner of the Dark Saber. Of course, afterwards Bo-Katan defeats the creature while taking possession of the saber. This all being the case, wouldn't that mean that Bo-Katan is now the rightful owner of the Dark Saber? Alright guys, let me know what you think in the replies below, and as always, my allegiance is to earned and given respect, to the benevolent.
I agree. I see him as a man of action, he would be a great crisis time dictator or war chief but maybe have Bo.....maaaybe her be the regular time head of state and the forgemaster could funtion ad the high priestess/elder.
Nope. He'd be a great right-hand for whoever does lead...but if he tries to do it himself, it's not going to end well. Whoever unites the Mandalorians and creates a new nation of them, can't just be a gimmick. If they want to succeed, they'll need someone who not only understands their culture and can unite their divided people, but who actually knows how to run a goddamned interstellar nation. Especially one that has to rebuild as much as that of Mandalore does. Bo is probably the best choice right now. She's not the most capable uniter, but she knows how to run a nation, and she's learning how to bridge the canyons between her peoples. Din would be excellent in helping her toward that end, and also managing things to get their society rebuilt. Not just for the Watch, but for all of Mandalore.
Sewer Greivous for Mandalore! Took the dark saber, has Mandalorian blood (Din Djarin's), lived the longest on Mandalore of any in recent memory. Sewer Greivous! Sewer Greivous! Sewer Greivous!!!
You know Mandolore is currelty in a perfect condition for the Children of the Watch. The storms in the atmosphere block signals from the planet and same from space so any attempt to scan the planet would be useless and once on the Planet the Mandolorians would tear them apart. Also Mandolore is seen as a dead world by everyone so it would be the perfect place to have a hidden base below the surface of Mandolore. They could rebuild in secret away from the prying eyes of any galactic authorities. It also has dangerous native life that is basically seen as a requirement for teh Watch to set up shop on.
SPOILER In the most recent episode feeling like an homage to Bladerunner, I feel Din should lead. Though he has aggression against droids he’s still great with diplomacy and approaches individuals with respect. In fact due to his lack of Royal lineage I’d argue he’s more worthy of leadership due to his innate humility. But now Din used Elder Wand rules to give the DS to Bo. Not happy personally, and I hope Bo gives it back since she’s failed Mandalore several times. And the stolen fleet seem prejudiced against the “peasant” Mandalorians. Those without the “blood” of Mandalorians. Seems hypocritical since Mandalore is a creed not an elitist race.
I think he would be good he has shown has time and time again why he is the best but he has to find his way this season will be that one he will probably have to save a group or fight bo we will see if he can lead
It takes more than just being a good person to be a good leader. Din Djarin come across more like a superhero than a king/president/political figure. Then again, maybe he can figure it all out along the way. Boba Fett started out as a terrible leader but with experience he improved and managed to make things work. Bo Katan likewise was a terrible leader who's mistakes cost Mandalor greatly, but she seems to have learned from those mistakes. Perhaps with Boba Fett's and Bo Katan's help Din Djarin can get to a point where he can co-lead Mandalor with Bo Katan, since she has the experience and knowledge of history that he lacks. The two compliment each other and I'm guessing they'll end up both ruling Mandalor together, at least for a while. It'll also help to rebuild Mandalor's position in the galaxy if they ally themselves with other fractured Outer Rim territories, like the Tattoine system under Boba Fett's rule, Nevaro under Greef Carga's rule and Luke's new fledgling Jedi Order. Maybe with all their combined work they can do what new government entity in the galaxy ever could before; stabilize the Outer Rim.
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Mando not having knowledge about the other Mandalorian factions could also be an asset he does not have any grudges or hold any negative disposition against them
But it also hinders him as he has to rely on others to deal with the interclan politics and that will hurt his chances at uniting the Mandalorian people.
@A Real Lobster With An Internet Connection but he is surrounding himself with knowledgeable advisors like Bo Katan
@@BigRig06190 Advisors who also want to take the throne of Mandalore themselves and are much more shrewd than Din is.
But considering how stand-offish she was at first with the night owls due to the simple fact they took off their helmets could make other mandalorians who survived not willing to work with his leadership
@@Lobsterwithinternet Bo would doom her culture if it meant she'd rule over the ashes, at least that is the vibe I get from the latest episode. It kind of pisses me off she is still not having character development and still wants power for herself and not to lead mando Culture and people to glory.
Here's the thing. There have been many leaders who didn't want to be one, and he being far less assuming and a little aloof, it would make him less likely to be a leader. But the greatest leaders come from people like him. He is learning about being a Mandalorian in many different aspects (with help of Bo Katan and others), and you can see his outlook and personality change accordingly. He is becoming less of a loner and more willing to ask for help, to do what he needs to do, making him grow stronger. Din would make an excellent Mandalore, when the time comes. Bo Katan would also. But Din has something the Mandalorians need that Bo doesn't seem to have. Patience, understanding, compassion and an inner strength to keep going and not give up. Din is only violent when he needs to be. He does what he feel is right. Maybe Din and Bo Katan could be a power team, dual rulers? Din with the Saber, Bo maybe with the Mythosaur. Din must fight the conflict in his mind and heart to win over the Darksaber. Bo will have a harder time with an ancient beast the size of a small city lol
Sorry to spoil your fanfiction, but there is only one Mandalore.
And with how dependent he is on others and his Beskar Armor to get through situations as well as his distaste of settling down, it's much more likely he will take a fall and let Bo Katan be Mandalore so that he and Grogu can fly off into the sunset to go on more adventures.
@@Lobsterwithinternet I think they Rs setting up Bo anyway. I don't like playing the sexist thing. Probably just because she's female and that's a thing with Disney lately.
They already have Mando being saved by her twice in two episodes. It was nice seeing him struggle but the second time I was like WTF? They also have went out of their way to show how badass she is ‐ which i don't mind as long as it isn't forced. Then they made her the leade.r of the party.
She also has the royal blood and wants to be Mando.
I don't see Dinn being a leader anyway.. He would need substantial character growth.
I like your positivity about Dins future. Perhaps he needs this journey to grow and learn as you said. I would enjoy seeing Din and Bo raise Grogu together 😊💎
@@dianapennepacker6854 actually Bo-Katan both times on Mandalore were plausible, and being made party leader was because it was her who was able to track the beast back to it's lair. I can see her as his Prime Minister type roll to help him adjust to leadership.
Well said! 😎👍🏼
He has the _potential_ to lead and I do believe that is his destiny. I don't know if he has the _ability_ to do so just yet, he has a lot of growth to do before that comes to pass.
Mandalore the Reluctant
@@Iluvlollipops Mandalore The Great Refrainer.
He's kinda like Calvin Coolidge (30th US President).
My wish is for Boba to have a conversion and embrace his Mandalorian heritage and culture and take on the role of Mandalore and maybe tame the Mythosaur too. It's probably not gonna happen but it happened in legends so there's always a slim chance
Amen. This is the way.
When Boba's series was announced my first reaction was "Oh, he's going to make a play for the throne," but then he decided to be a mobster. When Din showed up I thought, "Hey, maybe he'll reconsider," but nope. Guess he's happy with Tatooine in his ...old age? Dude is in his early 40s though, he should still be in his Space-prime.
@@TheRealAlpha2 to be fair at the end of BoBF season 1 he said the life of being a despot wasn't for him so there's a chance
@@TheRealAlpha2 Honestly, I like the idea of Boba Fett retiring from bounty hunting and becoming crime boss while turning Mos Eisley into a sort of retirement community for all the other bounty hunters we know from the OT.
@@TheRealAlpha2 We shall see. Boba himself said that "we are not cut for this". Guess Tattoine won't be his forever-home.
This is hard to answer because we don’t know enough about who Din is. Perhaps the fact that we are so in the dark about Dins abilities is a weakness of the show. Just wish someone would show him how to use that darksaber.
Why?
Even if he could easily wield the Darksabre, it takes more than an old blade to make a true leader.
I do wish someone would tell Din that you need to practice with the dark saber and the more you use it the less heavy it gets.
I was watching a video with a theory about that. They suggested that one requires inner confidence to wield it properly, something Din lacked at the time due to his exile. Even before he had actually been exiled, he knew he had removed his helmet and so it was coming. He's had that transgression in the back of his mind since before he even acquired the weapon, and the weight of his guilt was manifesting in the weight of the blade. I'm curious to see what will happen the next time he fires up the saber, now that he's not harboring that guilt.
@andyb1653 Yeah I had a similar idea,
Only my thought is that the sabre is somewhat conscious, And when Din rejected the sabre the sabre rejected him, he needs to accept it and the responsibilities it entails as his own for it to work properly
@@Lord_Foxy13 Well, the darksaber must have a Kyber crystal in it, and Kyber is quasi-sentient. So you're probably on to something there.
Honestly, I've been saying it for a while that it feels like the proper set up would be for Din to be the figurehead and Bo-Katan his advisor. But then it's also possible Grogu is destined to lead with the two of them as _his_ advisors.
interestingly, I agree. I'm not sure where they're going with the show exactly. If it was up to disney they'd extend it for countless seasons until it finally died unceremoniously, but if it is up to the actual show runners it'll probably have another one to three seasons where it will end in a fashion that is responsible and takes care of all the missing links.
that said - unless they do a time leap forward, I don't see baby gogurt being the leader (though I do not mind the idea, as it would be interesting to have a force sensitive, almost jedi be the leader of the Mandalorians.)
But I think they're trying to show us the evolution of Din's personality and his "rise to power" so to speak.
I'm not sure exactly what'll happen but it'll be exciting to watch either way!
It'll be another 100 years before Grogu would be at the right age to be considered for that role, Din and Bo will be long gone.
Mandalore the Green
grogu becoming mandalore is EXACTLY what Kathleen & Disney would do. Do you know how long they could milk the cash cow Grogu for if they did that? 😂
I strongly suspect Mando's arc will involve challenging the beliefs that the Children of the Watch hold, and more broadly the ideas that have held back Mandalorian society in general. He's absolutely not ready to lead Mandalore at the moment, but I imagine his character arc will mirror that of the Mandalorian people, and as he gains a more nuanced and flexible worldview he will become a more and more natural leader.
As the wonderful channel CGP Grey has started about rulers "No man rules alone"
Seriously, a lot of politicians and world leaders would very much benefit from that little analysis you just gave. It's simple, it's relatable, it's straight to the point, and it couldn't be any truer.
Great way to start my week! Best analysis of Din I have heard. Hope we get a sense of where he and the kid are headed by end of season 3.
I don't believe this is part of his storyline.
So far his storyline isn't about him gaining power, it's about him helping other people gain power. Whether it's Boba, Karga, some random village, it's always he helps them sort things out, then he moves on.
The fight over the leadership of the Mandalorians has always been Bo-Katan's story. Whether it's against her sister, against Maul, actually gaining power, or recently losing her position of authority, her story has always revolved around leadership.
I think Bo-Katan will be the one to gain leadership, and Din will help her to do it. That is the logical progression of both their storylines.
Yeah, I think the series is pointing in that direction too, with her having seen the Mythosaur and now the 'subtle' detail of her being the leader of the rescue party and returning with Vizla's son and three other "orphans"
The questions is whether she's learned enough from her past mistakes and her exposure to other perspectives to earn it.
This is the way.
I think the simple concept of "Live and let live" is a great basis for society. It seems to be Mando's basic position. He has his own personal way to live, but he is not interested in pushing it on others. He will tell you his opinion if asked but doesn't shove it on others. This is the way.
Only really works if your way of life doesn't affect anyone else.
Otherwise, something’s gotta give.
@CalicoVall The tricky thing is "so long as you are harming no one else". That's where rules, laws, and regulations have to come in on some level. Within reason I think we need to let people do what they want. Less regulation around personal behaviors and more around general safety and wellbeing. But of course that means different things to everyone. *shrug*
Thank you for your eloquence and patience. Love catching these videos.
I like your take on Din and how he doesn't really know Mandalorian history or know the Mandalorians.
This is something that can be said about Boba Fett as well.
Had he had more time with is father (so to speak) ,Jango could have told him and taught him more about the Mandalorians.
This is why we see the way he connects with the Tuscan Raiders in BOBF.
He learns a way of honor more than what his father only told him about. This form working with and being a part of a clan.
We need The Mountain's actor to appear in The Mandalorian as the Elite Darktrooper so that Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) fights him and win.
Thank goodness he’s wearing a helmet this time.
Which one? There have been three actors who's portrayed the Mountain.
@@dwnkaomwn3953 I’m guessing OP is talking about Hafthor because if he’s chosen it’s like poetry…it rhymes.
I think it could be an example of “Only those who do not seek power are qualified to hold it”
When Christopher Lloyd's character makes an appearance, I would like to see him being a mentor to Din on how to lead Mandalore
Either that or Doc Brown after he crashed his De Lorean on Mandalore.
@A Real Lobster With An Internet Connection Man DeLorean
I always look forward to your perspective.
As a historian I'm so happy you mention Neville Chamberlain
The funny thing is we literally don't know who Din is so it's hard to say what he wants
I'd argue we've seen WHO his character is throughout the series. Alan here just detailed quite a bit of who Din is.
Sure we haven't seen a lot of his past...
@@charlesdodimead5658 I wish we could get some flashbacks to his past
You nailed it on leadership; few people can handle the intense scrutiny without insulating themselves with power but that's what I've seen the very best leaders do, even military generals, business owners, other managers who know how to listen and actually like people, other humans just cuz they're people. That may sound goofy but when is the last time you heard someone say that they liked humans?
from star wars slowly becoming Vikings...Love it!!
Din really hasn't had an opportunity yet to show leadership. Right now hes a rockstar with a reputation which is an asset. He needs a situation in which to test himself and his abilities. Bo Katan did this and showed her stuff in ep 4. Also, he's never showed any interest in politics or ruling, this alone means he might be a good one.
He’ll be good unless somebody doesn't challenge him for the title, then he'd be dead.
He did. in the pilot of S1 and at the ending where he combined all the people and convinced them to cooperate despite their differences to achieve common goal. He has abilities but so far he didn't aspire to leadership position.
I think they are setting Din up as great dad and leader.
In S3E2, Bo talks about her dad dying to defend Mandalore.
Then in S3E4, when Din puts Grogu into the darts challenge.
Bo tells Grogu that Din is just proud of Grogu, and that “her dad” was the same way.
Basically comparing her dad to Din.
They seem like little throw away lines at the time.
But I think it’s a slow realization for Bo that Din can be a good leader for all Mandalorians.
Din Jarin and Grogu remind me of the graphic novel series from the 50's called Lone Wolf and Cub. A itinerant samurai and his young son seeking revenge. 24 volumes IIRC.
There were also a couple of movies based on it.
My man, you kill it in every single video when you compare our real world history/government issues to those of the fictional world of Star Wars. Great videos, love the content! ALLEN SPEAKS THE TRUTH, Y'ALL!
I think Mando could be a more executive portion of new Mandalore government, and then each faction will have their representative as part of a macro-mayor position (probably with the Child of the Watchs representative appointed by Din himself) I think a basic checks and balance works in that society, but with the precedent of old traditions with some factions or tribes, or maybe with new factions with different beliefs returning to Mandalore, it only makes sense that no single tribe would have all the power nor no power.
Very astute observations, which is why I think Din and Bo will rule together.
I think the best form of government that Mandalore had was the new Mandalorians. the leader of the mandalorians was Satine, but they also had a prime minister, as well as other ministers in important areas.
Serving the New Mandalorian government, the Ruling Council,[1] also known as the New Mandalorian ministry council,[5] was a bureaucratic body that led Mandalore that was composed of a number of ministers, a Deputy Minister, and was chaired by the Prime Minister. The ministers included the Minister of Interior, the Minister of Finance, and at least four other ministers, which were charged with political and bureaucratic responsibilities. When gathered in a meeting, the Ruling Council met at the Sundari Royal Palace on Mandalore, and was overseen by Duchess Satine Kryze.[1]
while they don't have to be the new Mandalorians in any way politicly, this seems like the most effective form of government that they could use.
This is the way
I believe he'd be a good ruler with someone like bo kotan being an advisor, both are able to put emotions to the side and make good decisions while both don't want to lead but are willing to if needed. Din is definitely a face but still people look to him even in his clan, while bo is very well respected because of her experience and rational thinking.
Din has the opportunity to grow into a leader. He is a survivalist who is able to quickly adapt to the situation and learn. He has friends among the rulers and he can learn from their mistakes and achievements. He can also reconcile old enemies under the banner of a common cause. He reconciled the Tusken and the inhabitants of the Freetown (formerly Mos Pelgo) by hunting the Krayt dragon. He can reconcile the warring Mandalorian clans with a common cause. And Din has the motivation to do something like that - Grogu. Grogu is a child and will remain a child for decades. Din just physically may not live up to the moment when Grogu becomes an adult and ceases to need protection. In order for Grogu to grow into an adult, it is necessary to build a society that will provide Grogu with the opportunity for growth and development and provide support after Din's death. Din is not fully aware of this at this point in his life. He needs to realize this. As soon as Din realizes this, he will become a Mand'alor to build a better future for Grogu. Din will do anything for his child.
Do you know who Din reminds me of? Aragorn son of Arathorn from J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. If Aragorn, who was a ranger for decades before he ascended the throne, could become a good king, I see no reason why Din can't grow into a good king.
Lead Answere is always ..YES! :)
The leader of Mandalore has to be a politician. If Din becomes ruler, they'd need to do something like reinstate the prime minister position or have people to handle to politics for him. Alternatively, Bo Katan could become the leader of Mandalore since she has more experienced in politics.
Spot on
As a Leader, Din Djarin has an experienced Civil/Political Advisor (Bo Katan), Spiritual Advisor (Armorer) and a Respected General (Paz Viszla). A good leader knows their own limitations and surrounds themselves with experienced people that can help.
But the real question is ‘Does he want to lead?’
You know Paz vizsla really reminds me of M’baku
@@GenerationTech You too?
@@Lobsterwithinternet Din will become Mand'alore because the people will follow him not because he wants to lead. He is bringing the people together and he wants to reclaim their home.
@@jiffypoo5029 Why? Mandalorians don't follow nice people. They follow warriors and leaders.
And, from what we’ve seen of Din this season, he is neither.
I think Din Djarin has the ability to lead the Mandalorians. Just not the desire. At least not that desire exclusive of all other potential goals in his life. This combination of factors has made for some extraordinary leaders in the past. Like that old saying: "He who desires power most is least temperamentally suited to wield it morally or effectively."
Yes.
Once again, Very well put together Mr. Allen. I very much enjoy watching Generation Tech, but I really like your opinions and the way you piece things together. Thank you for the content as always! it's wonderful.
I have a very hard time seeing Din as a leader. Sure he can lead somethings. But as a leader to a whole group of people I have a really hard time seeing it. I think most people want him to be the leader cause his the protagonist but I just can’t see it.
Then who should?
Bo already lost the faith of the people and the Armourer has shown no ambitions of trying to leader, Paz Visula is too arrogant to be a good leader, and Boba Fett if off doing his own thing.
@@zeratul____1228 Bo is gaining the trust of the Watch as well as keeping the fact that she saw a Mythasaur to herself mostly and not telling Din.
With the support of the Watch and the Mythasaur under her control thanks to Grogu, she has a stable position to make her claim to the title of Mandalore.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Last I heard, she didn't do that well as regent in the first place. The Empire came and curbstomped the Mandalorians.
@@MrJakeros yeah no matter who was leading mandalore around that time had zero chance against the empire.
I uh, think the title is missing a _"to",_ GT. Your commanding officer will be hearing about this.
This flexibility skills our daddy mando has probably comes from his first childhood, we don't know who raise him or how his culture was before he was a foundling, I think we don't have an exact date or age where he was rescued.
Those most suited to being good leaders are the ones that don't seek it. Din Djarin was willing to give up the darksaber without a second thought, highlighting that he has no lust or aspirations for power. He has demonstrated that he is willing to give his life for the good of others, though that sacrifice has never been required of him.
"We as individuals might be right 70, 80 percent of the time, but it's those 10, to 20 percent of the times when we're wrong?"
I had to do a double take, but that was a nice play on context by being wrong within the same quote.
YES HE SHOULD. He does not seek to lead for the sake of power - that alone is the making of a great leader.
i think Din would make a very good leader, not for his leadership skills but as a rallying point for the splinterd Mandalorian factions, he has showcased his ability to listen and act on others advice meaning as long as he had capable council such as Bo katan and even the Armourer makeing up for lack of knowledge of the other clans he should be able to set the Mandalorians towards a path of recovery
Ok, here’s my film theory, I don’t think its setting up mando to be the next ruler, not even bo or the armorer. I think we are on for a big sabine comeback, just think, it would perfectly fit her character arc( which is not complete yet) and would add another badass character that will have a spinoff as shes workong with another great character, ahsoka!
He definitely needs more trials and chances to lead, but I think he has a great chance to become an amazing leader
The people best suited to wield power are those who don't want it. Those who seek power almost never deserve it.
Din, blank slate no grudges no blood feuds etc. , Bo knowing the clans could be a great advisor.
I think that the best leaders come from those who don't want to lead. It means they don't have the ambition for power and often try to do their best to provide for the group
That's only if they are capable of leading or they'll only last as long as it takes to pry the dark sabre out of his dead hands.
Din Djarin is temperamentally suited to be leader of Mandalore.
Unfortunately he has no vision for the future, and no drive to be a leader. These are major disqualifies given the state that the Mandalorian people are in right now.
Bro, GREAT social commentary for a SW video! Tho I would say "anarchism" as apposed to "liberalism". Anarchism is the exact opposite of totalitarian authoritarianism. Instead of full on violent rule of every detail of one's individual life, it's complete lack of a governing body all together. Not necessarily chaos, but...
DIN DJARIN 2024🇺🇸
Bo-katan, and greef karga can teach din djarin a lot about mandalorian history and how to better lead their people.
Yes
The opposite of authoritarianism isn't liberalism, it's libertarianism.
If Mando is to become the next Mandalore, I think I'd love to see some more moments of personal wisdom.
The story of Mandalorian should be about Din’s journey to realize his potential and become the leader Mandalore needs
In the (slightly paraphrased) words of Sir Humphrey Appleby from the BBC sitcom Yes Prime Minister: “Things don’t just happen because leaders are very keen on them! Neville Chamberlain was very keen on peace!”
Din is the owner of the black saber...
Nice hoodie bro
I think Din wanted to give the dark saber straight to Bo was because he knew that was the main reason she went after Gideon.
Katee said recently that she doesn't feel Bo wants to rule anymore but it seems like she is being set up to anyway.
Also do you think tarr vizla new about the existence of the mytosaur and kept it hidden so that no Mandalorian could tame like iroh did with the dragons from the Avatar series
Maybe.
Or maybe she’s just waiting for the political dust to settle and claim the Darksabre from whomever I left alive.
Were you... did you keep calling him Gogurt....?
Grogu! Lol but I do agree with you. Din has a decent balance.
Boba Fett should lead as the new Mandalore. Would be fitting to have the OG Mando lead. That or give Dinn a mentor cameo character played by the voice actor of Canderous Ordo who teaches Dinn the culture of Mandalorians and the glory of battle KOTOR style. Dinn’s got the ability but now he must know and respect Mandalore’s history
"To" is missing from the Title
What's your opinion on the theory that Bo Katan became wielder of the Dark Saber in Episode 3. When she beat the robo spider thing, after it subsequently beat Din. Personally I think this is a theory of writers just trying to stir the pot and have no real idea what they are talking about
People seems to put a little too much emphasis on the whole winning and loosing the saber thing in random scuffles. Ritual combat is a declarative thing, there's usually a direct challenge. "I will defeat you and therefore take what you possess." versus "Oops, I got cold cocked in a trap and dropped all of my worldly status."
One thing that episode did show us is that Bo is a better fighter than Din.
They both fought those hairy creatures, and Din struggled, whereas Bo took them out much easier.
If Bo challenges for the saber, which I believe she will when she feels the need for it, she will beat Din. It won't be an easy fight, there will be no shame on Din for losing, but she will win.
I mean it a light saber not a wand.
If you get Bo Katan to be the political person and the Armorer to be the religious symbol... It could work.
He doesn't want to lead. At least that's my take on his character.
Just going to start the trend as I think he should, Allen for President 2024
Allen, are you feeling well my man. I getting the feeling. I hope you are ok. Just not that normal Allen energy we have come to know and love over the years.
Alan, since you're a fan of democracy. Which one will rooted for between liberal democracy and majoritarian democracy?
its the ones that don't want the job that normally do a better job
I doubt Din would have what it takes to lead Mandalore...especially considering anytime he's put into a leadership position he goes along with it but usually tries to get out of it initially, guy doesn't wanna be a leader.
That said, he is good at it, chances are lack of desire would be his downfall, then you have Bo Katan, who wants it too much.
I really want to see another training session with the Dark Saber it will probably be with Bo Katan but I’m really hoping for Ashoka to come and show him some tricks
Chamberlain DID know what he was doing and took the consequences anyway. Despite saying his actions were for peace, he was actually playing for time for the UK to build up its military.
Your got yourself a title typo
Bo is the Mandalore, but she can't assume the Throne without a Clan and the Saber.
Everyone keeps forgetting that the Dark Saber is an active character in this story!
Gideon and Bo see the Saber as a symbol of Power; the Saber is weightless in their hands.
Din and Pre see the Saber as property; it weighs them down.
I'm convinced there's a tiny Droid in the Dark Saber, and it has firmly held ideas about the sort of people it is going to work for.
And you know how stubborn a good Droid can be.
That's a great idea.
how is she the Mandalore ? the mandalore is the strongest warrior
@@christianschulz1443 She is the most experienced warrior they have, seeing as she fought in the Mandalorian Civil War during the Clone Wars as well as being a born-and-raised Mandalorian while the rest are all foundlings.
@@Lobsterwithinternet The Armourer seems just as experienced as her, may even be more.
@@regularguy2807 But she's not in the running for being Mandalore since she’s content on being the spiritual leader of the cult.
As Blur sang, "There's No Other Way, all that you can do is watch Din play".
Alan I noticed when Bo Katan was fighting the alien robot while saving Din Djarin she was using the dark saber. AND IT WASNT HEAVY!!! Could you please do a video on this
Baby Gogurt is a great nickname
Din not massacring innocent men, women and children like Bo-katan did in the clone wars is a good qualification in my mind. Also Bo-katan made a deal with Maul, betrayed him, lost control because of it and got her sister killed. So yeah, I don't think she's qualified to lead anything
Great vid GenTech. I enjoy your content.
I think it’s going to be growgu with Din as his dad and Bo as his mom
This is kind of off to the side of what was discussed in the video, but I want to point out and am curious about interpretations of something that happened on the desolated planet of Mandalore: while investigating Mandalore and searching for the "Living Waters," Din Jarin finds it necessary to once again use the Dark Saber, and as before, he has some difficulty wielding the powerful, almost seemingly sentient saber. However, when Bo-Katan arrives to rescue Din Jarin, she wields the Dark Saber effortlessly. Also, up for debate, since whatever species it was that captured Din Jarin essentially defeated the Mandalorian and relieved him of his weapons, including said saber, that would mean that the creature, which was obviously sentient, was then the rightful owner of the Dark Saber. Of course, afterwards Bo-Katan defeats the creature while taking possession of the saber. This all being the case, wouldn't that mean that Bo-Katan is now the rightful owner of the Dark Saber? Alright guys, let me know what you think in the replies below, and as always, my allegiance is to earned and given respect, to the benevolent.
I agree. I see him as a man of action, he would be a great crisis time dictator or war chief but maybe have Bo.....maaaybe her be the regular time head of state and the forgemaster could funtion ad the high priestess/elder.
Nope. He'd be a great right-hand for whoever does lead...but if he tries to do it himself, it's not going to end well. Whoever unites the Mandalorians and creates a new nation of them, can't just be a gimmick. If they want to succeed, they'll need someone who not only understands their culture and can unite their divided people, but who actually knows how to run a goddamned interstellar nation. Especially one that has to rebuild as much as that of Mandalore does.
Bo is probably the best choice right now. She's not the most capable uniter, but she knows how to run a nation, and she's learning how to bridge the canyons between her peoples. Din would be excellent in helping her toward that end, and also managing things to get their society rebuilt. Not just for the Watch, but for all of Mandalore.
*thumbnail*
Din Djarin - the Space Prince Oberyn Martell
Obe-Ryn Martelli*
Sewer Greivous for Mandalore! Took the dark saber, has Mandalorian blood (Din Djarin's), lived the longest on Mandalore of any in recent memory. Sewer Greivous! Sewer Greivous! Sewer Greivous!!!
You really need to start a channel covering world politics, and call it Generation Truth
You know Mandolore is currelty in a perfect condition for the Children of the Watch. The storms in the atmosphere block signals from the planet and same from space so any attempt to scan the planet would be useless and once on the Planet the Mandolorians would tear them apart.
Also Mandolore is seen as a dead world by everyone so it would be the perfect place to have a hidden base below the surface of Mandolore. They could rebuild in secret away from the prying eyes of any galactic authorities.
It also has dangerous native life that is basically seen as a requirement for teh Watch to set up shop on.
The best leaders are the ones often forced into position rather than them trying to climb into it
My name is Djarin and my allegiance is to Allan, and to Mandalore!
SPOILER
In the most recent episode feeling like an homage to Bladerunner, I feel Din should lead.
Though he has aggression against droids he’s still great with diplomacy and approaches individuals with respect.
In fact due to his lack of Royal lineage I’d argue he’s more worthy of leadership due to his innate humility.
But now Din used Elder Wand rules to give the DS to Bo. Not happy personally, and I hope Bo gives it back since she’s failed Mandalore several times. And the stolen fleet seem prejudiced against the “peasant” Mandalorians. Those without the “blood” of Mandalorians.
Seems hypocritical since Mandalore is a creed not an elitist race.
3:29 gotta change Canada now XD
If you were a commissioned or non-commissioned officer in the Grand army of the Republic what would your fleet be composed exact number of ships
I think he would be good he has shown has time and time again why he is the best but he has to find his way this season will be that one he will probably have to save a group or fight bo we will see if he can lead
It takes more than just being a good person to be a good leader. Din Djarin come across more like a superhero than a king/president/political figure.
Then again, maybe he can figure it all out along the way. Boba Fett started out as a terrible leader but with experience he improved and managed to make things work. Bo Katan likewise was a terrible leader who's mistakes cost Mandalor greatly, but she seems to have learned from those mistakes. Perhaps with Boba Fett's and Bo Katan's help Din Djarin can get to a point where he can co-lead Mandalor with Bo Katan, since she has the experience and knowledge of history that he lacks. The two compliment each other and I'm guessing they'll end up both ruling Mandalor together, at least for a while.
It'll also help to rebuild Mandalor's position in the galaxy if they ally themselves with other fractured Outer Rim territories, like the Tattoine system under Boba Fett's rule, Nevaro under Greef Carga's rule and Luke's new fledgling Jedi Order. Maybe with all their combined work they can do what new government entity in the galaxy ever could before; stabilize the Outer Rim.