I want the Dins to discover something important about palatine’s new life, hopefully something that the Bad Batch sacrifices themselves for in order to uncover for anyone who looks.
i'm so happy to hear thrawn addressed in the context of the new novels. the grysk issue has been so overlooked up until now. they didn't just write six novels and bring on timothy zhan as a consultant to ignore all of that.
Well said! I've literally thought the same thing the last few weeks as more and more TH-camrs talk about the 'big bad' of this whole Mandoverse time period.
Now that you mention the Grysk, it’s possible they will emerge in Skeleton Crew. If that’s the case, the Anti Hero theory of Thrawn would play out. He and the Chiss, partnered with the Mandalorians would be handling that threat in the outer rim / unknown regions. Which is a breath of fresh air in Star Wars
I’m starting to notice a thread possibility this season which, if I’m right, is a very gutsy and possibly genius story telling move on Fav-loni’s part, especially going forward. They could use the Dins as our view into major Galactic events from the viewpoint, not of the “main” character (Bo, Ahsoka, the Skywalkers, etc.) but rather from the eyes of a pair of extremely competent “support” characters who come in, help the “heroes” resolve their conflict, and then ride off into the sunset and the next adventure. That way they can “cross paths” with, say, Sabine or Boba, or even Po or Ray, help them, and move on. In season four of “their” show I can see them taking various missions that lead to them uncovering information leading up to the Thrawn movie. They will also come across things needed for their own growth like a Holicron for Grogu’s training as an example. I see them being to the Mandoverse what R2 & 3P0 were to the Skywalker Saga: the eyes through which the shows are shown. The possibilities are endless.
@Dana White's Cocaine Dealer It seems like OP's saying "not a main character" as "not directly involved in main storyline events." Obviously, The Mandalorian is about Djarin and Grogu so they're the main characters of that show. However, they're not really Main Characters of the Skywalker saga timeline as a whole.
Extremely well put. I love this take on it. It is a way to see the Star Wars world through the "side character's" point of view. It is a great world-building, a la Rogue One.
I cannot believe that you did not yet made a "Somehow Gideon returned" meme. Because this is honestly what I immediately thought when the theory was put out that he supposedly could be a clone. And I cannot imagine that you did not think of the same ;)
Yes.Yes.Yes. Yes. Yes.... Would love to see the battle with the Grysk. I also hope that Thrawn we see in Ahsoka is more like Ascendancy Thrawn than he was in Rebels.
Seems like perhaps Mandalore will probably fade into the background like Greef Karga and Navarro. Individual episodes might tie into the wider universe, but it seems we're back to less complicate Djarin and Grogu show.
Well whilst I love your take on what could happen from Season 4 onwards, regardless of what Favreau and Filoni decide to with the Mandalorian moving forward, I'm so hyped to see how it all plays out. This is the Way.
The Grysk being the ultimate "Big Bad" in The Mandoverse film would be amazing! Finally a major SW project that explores new threats in the SW Universe we haven't seen in live action.
If Gideon has a clone that survived, it won’t be one with a a connection to the force. It’ll just be an advanced form of Gideon. The clones on Mandalore were his force clones. Which is why he reacted to their demise in the way he did.
My theory is that they'll retcon Snoke as a Gideon clone that survived the retaking of Mandalore. The one that openend it's eyes to look at Grogu specifically. But I'm not too attached to the theory so i wouldn't be bothered if I'm wrong
I agree with the dark saber, destroying the hilt was a plot device so that the Kyber Crystal in it could be repurposed into a smaller blade that Din Grogu could wield.
Thank you for not beating up season 3 of the mandolorian. I'm so tired of people saying how bad it is. They are telling a story, so not every episode is going to be "thrilling". I appreciate it.
to be fair they did their best but it could have been way better if not for the evil Kathleen Kennedy. I heard all the bad decisions this season was her when she still had full control. Apparently Dave and Jon now have full control as of the Ahsoka show this summer. take it with a grain of salt though. I seen it in a video so lord knows how true it is.
Agreed. I was contemplating unsubscribing. I much more enjoy his humorous and more positive thoughts on all things Star Wars. There are plenty of other channels available to hear people focus on what should have been or whatever. Welcome back, Screencrush.
It seems to me they've set up Mando and Grogu as Rangers of the New Republic. It feels like a reset to the standalone episodes of the first two of seasons. With a different imperial remnant enemy or bounty each week with Thrawn looming large in the background.
I agree with Doug when it comes to trying to understand how must Gideon use the clone to do his dirty work. Part of the reason why our team was not able to clone a body and move his absence into that body is because he didn’t know how to do it yet. What makes you think? Must Gideon knows how to transfer his essence into another quote
Also, we didn't get any confirmation that Gideon had successfully created force sensitive clones. He said "they were going to be perfect" and "I was isolating the potential to wield the force," both of which statements suggest to me that he hadn't yet been successful. Also they were still being grown in a tube, so they weren't finished.
Man this is a lot to take into account! I love these theories and speculation based off what is known so far in the Star Wars universe that's interesting to learn. I hope come the next season of The Mandalorian it all balances out.
My thoughts on the name Din Grogu is it's like saying "son of". Just like how we got the the last names of Johnson, meaning Johns son, and so on. So by calling him Din Grogu they are implying son of Din.
i thought it might be that the name came from din djarin's family who got killed in the clone wars. he kept his original family's name (and structure) but became a mandalorian (which is both a culture unto itself and a collection of many other cultures).
Maybe some Madalorians use the "first name + family name" structure (like Europeans or Americans), and others use the family name first (like in China or Korea). It's a big planet.
It also may not be a name at all, but a title indicating that he's a foundling. Am I the only one that noticed Axe Woves knew he had no Mandalorian blood without knowing anything about him? Or did that come up in season 2 and I'm forgetting?
your very close but after looking into it din is actually arabic for faith/religion/CREED. so din djarin (taking after chinese practice of generational name first) is actually djarin of the creed as the dont get the din moniker till AFTER they have taken the creed. Grogu was adopted by din so automatically gets the din moniker as an apprentice (which is what a mandalorian becomes AFTER taking the creed). Like Paz's son is now an apprentice mandalorian
I reckon with the helmets at the bar is a sign it’s got a link to Ezra Bridger as that’s his MO as well as Zeb showing up. Plus that iris wipe at the end of the return felt a bit like the ones at the end of the first part of each of the trilogies.
I think the broken dark Saber will be remade by grogu and grogu will also ride the mythosaur. I feel like me might get a time jump and grogu will be "The Mandalorian" that the title refers to
I rather see the time jump using World between Worlds to pick up the Darksaber from the different timeline. (Like the Avengers Endgame.) Or at least back to the timeline where Grogu decides to stay with Luke for more training.
Ryan your are genius always love your theory it will interest in seeing where the series go ,and how they ultimately culminate in the movie right now I'm super hyped for ashoka that looks to be amazing👏🏽👏🏽.
Thrawn's introduction in live action needs to demonstrate how dangerous Thrawn is and that he is a master tactician for those who haven't read the books or watched Rebels. They can't just say he is, they need to show he is to build a real sense of threat and danger. We've heard the whispers in the Mandalorian, we now need the demonstration. This is what should start the Ahsoka series. Set the danger stakes from the outset.
I love the theory of Mandalorians armed with Darksaber type weapons defending the Outer Rim. Also, I really hope the Gryst are introduced into the Mando-verse as the ultimate enemy. We need something different and new as the evil empire.
I think that Ezra has become thrawns personal enforcer simular to vader and palpatine and thrawn has convinced him to his way of thinking that's why they never come back because they were gaining troops and working with each other to make a new empire.
Your analysis is right on Ryan. A big part of season 3 was setting up future content. I know a lot of fans were a bit disappointed with the season and need to watch this podcast segment to gain a greater understanding of what season 3 was all about. Generation Tech has a great assessment of the seasons over lying ark as well.
When Din Djarin fell down the living waters, I wonder if Grogu subdued the Mythosaur even back then so it wouldnt hurt Din Djarin? It was sleeping much like the Rancor when Grogu used the force to make it fall asleep. Just an interesting theory I have.
What you've suggested is interesting, coherent and well thought out, with interesting characters and compelling stories, You are asking a lot of Disney the people who gave us the Reytasrophy
So in the video you mentioned maybe the Mandalorians was in that battle in the rise of Skywalker...I went through images of the ships an YES there are Mandalorian ships in that final battle and you can see at least 4 ... in the upper left of the frame.
If Gideon is still alive, I think it would be awesome if his mean base of operations was actually Vader's palace on Mustafar. Also his mean cloning facility could be the Fortress Inquisitorius. That would be amazing and it would be like poetry and, would rym etc.
Personally, I would love to see a spin off where Bo becomes the lead and starts a quest for bringing the tribes together. It could be an interesting story as some tribes would want to dual and others maybe want political power. The cast could also start small, say with just Bo and one form each of the tribes (new or returning) and could easily grow from there. Honestly, I believe Star Wars is at its best when it is told like a TTRPG, like Rebels, with Ezra being a new player and not knowing anything.
Din Grogu, Mandalorian Apprentice, Force Wielder, Kinght of the Ancient Order of Independent Regions , Warden of the Seven Kingdoms and Preotector of the Realm, and so on and so forth
While I get where you’re coming from with Ezra being the most famous for beast control, I’d like to argue that Obi-Wan deserves the street cred. Iirc, Obi-Wan made a friend in AotC after Jango had sent him off into the Kaminoan sea. In CW, Obi-Wan makes friends on Kamino two more times, and controls some creatures on Ryloth.
My biggest gripe with Star Wars since the prequels was the coolest bits of lore and characters were always in the extended universe. You had to go out of your way to read a novel to fully appreciate what they were doing in the movies
I really enjoyed season 3, best one for me out of all of them. It’s made me start to get obsessed with Star Wars, I never used to be. I think Bo Katan replacing Cara Dune was a big improvement and watching Grogu getting good with the force.
It was said in the Shadow Council that if they show too much power, it'd trigger more focus on the possibility of them returning. Gideon faked his death with a clone of the chambers that DIDN'T YET have force powers. If they did, Grogu would've felt it. He didn't. Gideon & Kane have another location using Dr. Pershing to utilize his clone research to fine tune a force sensitive clone. Gideon didn't think that the Mandalorians would ever join, BUT evil always has a backup plan. My thoughts anyways.
I think Gideon sacrificed himself precisely to throw them off his trail. It would make sense that they finish him and a clone or two in a movie once and for all imo
Din could still totally be He's first name. In some cultures children take the name of their fathers/mothers in combination with theirs. In our berber culture we would for example have Hassan ibn Ali, translated, Hassan son of Ali. It could totally be possible that in mandalorian culture that would be reversed, Din father of Grogu
Can you make a video about the possibility to a second droid army and new war coming into the mix. I feel like the return of battle droids, the status of how droids are not just simple machines, the fact that they brought up the new "Ancient order of independent regions", is a bit of a nod that we might be seeing a second clone was but without the clones with the outer rim vs the empire and maybe the grysk.
Image Grogu and Ezra are also a dyad in the force and it becomes the role of Super Saiyan, which even though it’s “unseen for generations” or “one in 10,000,” everyone is/has one.
I want to see how grogu went from being saved to separated from the Jedi that saved him. If they knew how strong he was, they would have given him special protection but somehow he ended up under the protection of no Jedi.
This is kind of a weird take and I know her backstory is kind of fleshed out in the literature but could there be a connection to Captain Phasma and her silver armor and the Mandalorians? Like we discover she was a foundling or something of that genre that helps further the link between trilogies?
The end of this season felt more like the end of A New Hope than anything else, I think next season will be darker and Thrawn will end up being the big bad of an arc that's like a Mandalorian version of The Empire Strikes Back. Following the western trope of having the gunfighter wanting peace and being drawn back in, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple of episodic missions and by the end of the season the two of them are on the anti-Thrawn train.
What do you want to see in season 4?
Boring Fett I mean a Boba Fett cameo
@@LovecraftBur Boba Fett is badass in S2 when not starring in his own show....
I want the Dins to discover something important about palatine’s new life, hopefully something that the Bad Batch sacrifices themselves for in order to uncover for anyone who looks.
Ezra is working with Thrawn to stop the Grysk as a plot twist for Ahsoka!!!
If Gideon returns in S4 it will be a long Force Clone of Gideon then Din Grogu will force F him up and that clone will be Snoke
i'm so happy to hear thrawn addressed in the context of the new novels. the grysk issue has been so overlooked up until now. they didn't just write six novels and bring on timothy zhan as a consultant to ignore all of that.
Well said! I've literally thought the same thing the last few weeks as more and more TH-camrs talk about the 'big bad' of this whole Mandoverse time period.
Vanto turning to the Chiss had me predicting good guy Thrawn whenever the book came out.
Ezra is just chilling with Sky Walkers at the moment.
Of course they had to consult Zahn
He creates the character
wow did they sweet thanks for infos yes I loved these audio books
It would be a mistake not to make the grysks the big bad. It's such am interesting realm to explore
I hope Din Djarin in season 4 will not say: "Somehow Moff Gideon returned"
Honestly I hope he says it but it's used as a joke in some way to make fun of themselves lmao
🤣
Oh naw Disney making characters not die bro. having robotic stomach no way and I swear if he's alive this is the way
Now that you mention the Grysk, it’s possible they will emerge in Skeleton Crew. If that’s the case, the Anti Hero theory of Thrawn would play out. He and the Chiss, partnered with the Mandalorians would be handling that threat in the outer rim / unknown regions. Which is a breath of fresh air in Star Wars
I’m starting to notice a thread possibility this season which, if I’m right, is a very gutsy and possibly genius story telling move on Fav-loni’s part, especially going forward.
They could use the Dins as our view into major Galactic events from the viewpoint, not of the “main” character (Bo, Ahsoka, the Skywalkers, etc.) but rather from the eyes of a pair of extremely competent “support” characters who come in, help the “heroes” resolve their conflict, and then ride off into the sunset and the next adventure.
That way they can “cross paths” with, say, Sabine or Boba, or even Po or Ray, help them, and move on.
In season four of “their” show I can see them taking various missions that lead to them uncovering information leading up to the Thrawn movie. They will also come across things needed for their own growth like a Holicron for Grogu’s training as an example.
I see them being to the Mandoverse what R2 & 3P0 were to the Skywalker Saga: the eyes through which the shows are shown.
The possibilities are endless.
@Dana White's Cocaine Dealer It seems like OP's saying "not a main character" as "not directly involved in main storyline events." Obviously, The Mandalorian is about Djarin and Grogu so they're the main characters of that show. However, they're not really Main Characters of the Skywalker saga timeline as a whole.
@@natrix0518 Yes, absolutely agree.
Extremely well put. I love this take on it. It is a way to see the Star Wars world through the "side character's" point of view. It is a great world-building, a la Rogue One.
And do nothing while the 1st order takes over? Never even to be mentioned??? The only logical answer is them dying
I don't think Ray will ever be involved again
I just realized that Grogu's connection to animals means he might be talking to his froggies before they become nom-noms 😵🐸
I like how Gideon posed for the flames before being engulfed
I cannot believe that you did not yet made a "Somehow Gideon returned" meme. Because this is honestly what I immediately thought when the theory was put out that he supposedly could be a clone. And I cannot imagine that you did not think of the same ;)
I hope we see Hondo makes an appearance in season 4 if pirates are the main villain of the skeleton crew.
Me too, and I also hope grogu grows up to become a jedi to have yoda's green lightsaber to cut moff gideon in the half in the mandalorian season 4.
Yes.Yes.Yes. Yes. Yes.... Would love to see the battle with the Grysk. I also hope that Thrawn we see in Ahsoka is more like Ascendancy Thrawn than he was in Rebels.
Smash that button, baby!
YES PLEASE! I hope Dave Filoni is listening!
Seems like perhaps Mandalore will probably fade into the background like Greef Karga and Navarro. Individual episodes might tie into the wider universe, but it seems we're back to less complicate Djarin and Grogu show.
Thank you for acknowledging the new theawn books! Most people seem to discard them but they are very important!
Well whilst I love your take on what could happen from Season 4 onwards, regardless of what Favreau and Filoni decide to with the Mandalorian moving forward, I'm so hyped to see how it all plays out. This is the Way.
Exactly what I felt. Mando will incorporate Rangers to the show instead of a separate show. Love it!!
The Grysk being the ultimate "Big Bad" in The Mandoverse film would be amazing! Finally a major SW project that explores new threats in the SW Universe we haven't seen in live action.
If Gideon has a clone that survived, it won’t be one with a a connection to the force. It’ll just be an advanced form of Gideon. The clones on Mandalore were his force clones. Which is why he reacted to their demise in the way he did.
My theory is that they'll retcon Snoke as a Gideon clone that survived the retaking of Mandalore. The one that openend it's eyes to look at Grogu specifically. But I'm not too attached to the theory so i wouldn't be bothered if I'm wrong
I agree with the dark saber, destroying the hilt was a plot device so that the Kyber Crystal in it could be repurposed into a smaller blade that Din Grogu could wield.
Thank you for not beating up season 3 of the mandolorian. I'm so tired of people saying how bad it is. They are telling a story, so not every episode is going to be "thrilling". I appreciate it.
to be fair they did their best but it could have been way better if not for the evil Kathleen Kennedy. I heard all the bad decisions this season was her when she still had full control. Apparently Dave and Jon now have full control as of the Ahsoka show this summer. take it with a grain of salt though. I seen it in a video so lord knows how true it is.
@@Jamesbout83 It's sad when I can't even tell if your joking, or truly believe that.
Agreed. I was contemplating unsubscribing. I much more enjoy his humorous and more positive thoughts on all things Star Wars. There are plenty of other channels available to hear people focus on what should have been or whatever. Welcome back, Screencrush.
It seems to me they've set up Mando and Grogu as Rangers of the New Republic. It feels like a reset to the standalone episodes of the first two of seasons. With a different imperial remnant enemy or bounty each week with Thrawn looming large in the background.
I agree with Doug when it comes to trying to understand how must Gideon use the clone to do his dirty work. Part of the reason why our team was not able to clone a body and move his absence into that body is because he didn’t know how to do it yet. What makes you think? Must Gideon knows how to transfer his essence into another quote
1:46 love the subtle 'boop' sound effect. You are my go-to for reviews and analyses, great depth of content, presentation, and subtle jokes : )
The sound effects and edits in this are top tier. 👌
Also, we didn't get any confirmation that Gideon had successfully created force sensitive clones. He said "they were going to be perfect" and "I was isolating the potential to wield the force," both of which statements suggest to me that he hadn't yet been successful.
Also they were still being grown in a tube, so they weren't finished.
This was such a well thought out video, Tysm for what you do
Man this is a lot to take into account! I love these theories and speculation based off what is known so far in the Star Wars universe that's interesting to learn. I hope come the next season of The Mandalorian it all balances out.
I am all about your theory for both season 4 and the Mandoverse film! I honestly couldn't ask for more. I hope you're somewhat correct
How are none of these characters mentioned in episodes 7,8,9. Less then 20 years later?
I absolutely love your theory videos. This just makes me want more Star Wars now.
My thoughts on the name Din Grogu is it's like saying "son of". Just like how we got the the last names of Johnson, meaning Johns son, and so on. So by calling him Din Grogu they are implying son of Din.
i thought it might be that the name came from din djarin's family who got killed in the clone wars. he kept his original family's name (and structure) but became a mandalorian (which is both a culture unto itself and a collection of many other cultures).
Maybe some Madalorians use the "first name + family name" structure (like Europeans or Americans), and others use the family name first (like in China or Korea). It's a big planet.
It also may not be a name at all, but a title indicating that he's a foundling. Am I the only one that noticed Axe Woves knew he had no Mandalorian blood without knowing anything about him? Or did that come up in season 2 and I'm forgetting?
your very close but after looking into it din is actually arabic for faith/religion/CREED. so din djarin (taking after chinese practice of generational name first) is actually djarin of the creed as the dont get the din moniker till AFTER they have taken the creed. Grogu was adopted by din so automatically gets the din moniker as an apprentice (which is what a mandalorian becomes AFTER taking the creed). Like Paz's son is now an apprentice mandalorian
Yeah, it’s probably a way to show that Din Grogu was adopted by Din Djarin. That is why we haven’t seen it before.
Great explanation!
Loved this vid Ryan! 👍🏾👍🏾
never been this early before. Love the videos Ryan, you and everyone behind screencrush do great work
Great takes!!!
A most amazing episode… loved all the cut ins
oooh yeah, an episode hunting down each warlord, giving us a glimpse of what theyre all up to would be cool
Love your videos Ryan. I always come here for star wars break downs and theories before any other channels
Giancarlo Esposito returning down the line as a Force Sensitive Clone would be one of the coolest newest ideas to see in the Mando timeline!
The edits on this channel are just the BESST 🤣
Grogu squeaking out "This is the way" makes this ENTIRE rollercoaster of a season well worth it!
When did that happen. I missed that
@@occheermommy it didnt lmao
@@rockriversniper I didn’t think so but I have been known to miss shit.
@occheermommy it did. When bo and he are in her ship.
@@occheermommy it did
I reckon with the helmets at the bar is a sign it’s got a link to Ezra Bridger as that’s his MO as well as Zeb showing up. Plus that iris wipe at the end of the return felt a bit like the ones at the end of the first part of each of the trilogies.
Appreciate your passion and content SC. I may be high, maybe. But that was my favorite script and edit of yours. Thanks!
That doink with the shield was awesome
I think the broken dark Saber will be remade by grogu and grogu will also ride the mythosaur. I feel like me might get a time jump and grogu will be "The Mandalorian" that the title refers to
I rather see the time jump using World between Worlds to pick up the Darksaber from the different timeline. (Like the Avengers Endgame.)
Or at least back to the timeline where Grogu decides to stay with Luke for more training.
0:20 I need a whole show just of this guy
Glad to see more folks subscribing to my fan theory about this being Grogu's story. He is the titular Mandalorian.
I've been predicting good guy Thrawn since Vanto started working for the Chiss.
Ryan your are genius always love your theory it will interest in seeing where the series go ,and how they ultimately culminate in the movie right now I'm super hyped for ashoka that looks to be amazing👏🏽👏🏽.
Thank god mandalorian is not over, i love this series and cannot live without it
When Grogu walks or runs, he needs to move his arms back and forth. He looks so weird moving because his arms aren't involved.
“Some how Gideon returned.” Shirts coming soon
I met Caine in person this past Saturday here in Amarillo Texas at a Comic-Con
The sound effect for bopping a shield on the head made me lol
Yes! Please give us more... GIVE US MORE!!!!
Thrawn's introduction in live action needs to demonstrate how dangerous Thrawn is and that he is a master tactician for those who haven't read the books or watched Rebels. They can't just say he is, they need to show he is to build a real sense of threat and danger. We've heard the whispers in the Mandalorian, we now need the demonstration. This is what should start the Ahsoka series. Set the danger stakes from the outset.
"Yea but it's such a cool weapon.."
It is man.. it really is.
The Batman 66 sounds and editing were perfect!
I love the theory of Mandalorians armed with Darksaber type weapons defending the Outer Rim. Also, I really hope the Gryst are introduced into the Mando-verse as the ultimate enemy. We need something different and new as the evil empire.
I love the world building they've done in the new season
World building?
Great video.
Haha space Batman! You should’ve added “POW” “CRUNCH” in that fight sequence! Great vid!
I think that Ezra has become thrawns personal enforcer simular to vader and palpatine and thrawn has convinced him to his way of thinking that's why they never come back because they were gaining troops and working with each other to make a new empire.
Love the Batman parallel you did there😅
Your analysis is right on Ryan. A big part of season 3 was setting up future content. I know a lot of fans were a bit disappointed with the season and need to watch this podcast segment to gain a greater understanding of what season 3 was all about. Generation Tech has a great assessment of the seasons over lying ark as well.
Mandalorian season 4
Captain Carson Teva (to Mando):" Somehow Gideon returned."
When you watch closed captioning it labels Din's lines as the mandalorian. Not Din Jarin
Excellent video. The Grysk storyline is what should happen.
When Din Djarin fell down the living waters, I wonder if Grogu subdued the Mythosaur even back then so it wouldnt hurt Din Djarin? It was sleeping much like the Rancor when Grogu used the force to make it fall asleep. Just an interesting theory I have.
What if that clone vetran scene with TM was a test fit initially for TM in colne armour etc. We might see him in Ashoka as Cpt Rex.
What you've suggested is interesting, coherent and well thought out, with interesting characters and compelling stories, You are asking a lot of Disney the people who gave us the Reytasrophy
So in the video you mentioned maybe the Mandalorians was in that battle in the rise of Skywalker...I went through images of the ships an YES there are Mandalorian ships in that final battle and you can see at least 4 ... in the upper left of the frame.
Your Editor is a legend 😂😂
The Dark Sabre belongs in a museum
I love the Armourer‘s voice
Scamdalorian: wait for the next season!
If Gideon is still alive, I think it would be awesome if his mean base of operations was actually Vader's palace on Mustafar.
Also his mean cloning facility could be the Fortress Inquisitorius. That would be amazing and it would be like poetry and, would rym etc.
Personally, I would love to see a spin off where Bo becomes the lead and starts a quest for bringing the tribes together. It could be an interesting story as some tribes would want to dual and others maybe want political power. The cast could also start small, say with just Bo and one form each of the tribes (new or returning) and could easily grow from there. Honestly, I believe Star Wars is at its best when it is told like a TTRPG, like Rebels, with Ezra being a new player and not knowing anything.
Din Grogu, Mandalorian Apprentice, Force Wielder, Kinght of the Ancient Order of Independent Regions ,
Warden of the Seven Kingdoms and Preotector of the Realm, and so on and so forth
While I get where you’re coming from with Ezra being the most famous for beast control, I’d like to argue that Obi-Wan deserves the street cred. Iirc, Obi-Wan made a friend in AotC after Jango had sent him off into the Kaminoan sea. In CW, Obi-Wan makes friends on Kamino two more times, and controls some creatures on Ryloth.
I really want to see the usan vong in future episodes
My biggest gripe with Star Wars since the prequels was the coolest bits of lore and characters were always in the extended universe. You had to go out of your way to read a novel to fully appreciate what they were doing in the movies
That's because novel writers actually know how to write unlike Hollywood 😉
Awesome
Please make a short about Din being space Batman!
I really enjoyed season 3, best one for me out of all of them. It’s made me start to get obsessed with Star Wars, I never used to be. I think Bo Katan replacing Cara Dune was a big improvement and watching Grogu getting good with the force.
It was said in the Shadow Council that if they show too much power, it'd trigger more focus on the possibility of them returning. Gideon faked his death with a clone of the chambers that DIDN'T YET have force powers. If they did, Grogu would've felt it. He didn't. Gideon & Kane have another location using Dr. Pershing to utilize his clone research to fine tune a force sensitive clone. Gideon didn't think that the Mandalorians would ever join, BUT evil always has a backup plan. My thoughts anyways.
I think Gideon sacrificed himself precisely to throw them off his trail. It would make sense that they finish him and a clone or two in a movie once and for all imo
Din could still totally be He's first name. In some cultures children take the name of their fathers/mothers in combination with theirs. In our berber culture we would for example have Hassan ibn Ali, translated, Hassan son of Ali. It could totally be possible that in mandalorian culture that would be reversed, Din father of Grogu
THANKS for this!!! I love the idea of Space (TV) Batman!!!! :)
I am waiting for them to incorporate so much legends content.
I want the Vong...
Can you make a video about the possibility to a second droid army and new war coming into the mix. I feel like the return of battle droids, the status of how droids are not just simple machines, the fact that they brought up the new "Ancient order of independent regions", is a bit of a nod that we might be seeing a second clone was but without the clones with the outer rim vs the empire and maybe the grysk.
Back to basics is best since folks can't handle a little change, loved this seasons vibe.
That Yoda laugh XD
Din Grogu still needs to finish his Jedi training, even if he was there for a year.
Image Grogu and Ezra are also a dyad in the force and it becomes the role of Super Saiyan, which even though it’s “unseen for generations” or “one in 10,000,” everyone is/has one.
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I hate how it's now called the "grisk"
When we all know the real threat is the Yu Zong Vong.
Both names sound silly
Mando is mora like space Witcher. Special Kid with powers, had special sword, bouty hunter, and slaying monsters
I want to see how grogu went from being saved to separated from the Jedi that saved him. If they knew how strong he was, they would have given him special protection but somehow he ended up under the protection of no Jedi.
Luck of the draw, even Yoda the most farseeing jedi couldn't predict order 66.
I'm so on board for space batman's next season!
1:46 just cracked me so hard
This is kind of a weird take and I know her backstory is kind of fleshed out in the literature but could there be a connection to Captain Phasma and her silver armor and the Mandalorians? Like we discover she was a foundling or something of that genre that helps further the link between trilogies?
The end of this season felt more like the end of A New Hope than anything else, I think next season will be darker and Thrawn will end up being the big bad of an arc that's like a Mandalorian version of The Empire Strikes Back. Following the western trope of having the gunfighter wanting peace and being drawn back in, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple of episodic missions and by the end of the season the two of them are on the anti-Thrawn train.
60’s Batman sound effects make everything better.
Just how good is Din.
The man is highly skilled.