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Djin's "This is the way" to Bo telling her about his father wasn't "lack of humanity" to me it was the opposite. I saw it as he had to stop what he was doing (walking) to take a moment to put respect on the name. ✊ That's the highest salute he has
As a fellow Mandalorian, Bo fully understood Din's response to hearing of her dad's death in battle. "This is the way" means more than merely "this is the way".
Agreed. In my opinion, "This is the way" isn't Din lacking humanity, it's him acknowledging that fighting/dying with honor is noble, and that she should be proud of that.
As a Mand'alorian him saying "This is the Way!" is the ultimate complement that any other Mand'alorian would understand, which caused Bo to tear up (hence "What are you lookin at?").
remember the quote from the boba fett show “The songs of eons past foretold of the mythosaur rising up to herald a new age of Mandalore,” the Armorer tells Din “Sadly, it only exists in legends.” So it is a prophecy coming true
What I got from Din saying "This is the way" to Bo telling him about her father's death is that Din is saying he died as a Mandalore, true to the creed. Not that he didn't care about it
Peli lost that tooth in The Book of Boba Fett during the fight with the two large battle droids... IG-11 and R5-D4 would make a great pair much like R2 and C3PO...just a thought. Now let's see a taming of the Mythosaur.
I think that Din will be able to wield the Darksaber with much more ease now, because now that he's bathed in the Living Waters below the Mines of Mandalore, while reciting the Creed (don't think it'll be an issue that halfway or three quarters into the Creed that he fell/sank to the bottom 😅) a great mental and emotional weight has been lifted from his heart and mind 🤔😌.
If you get around to watching the Clone Wars, Mary, you'll see Mandalore as it once was; with Bo-Katan's sister sitting on the throne as Duchess. She was a great leader of her people and has quite the story...with a certain jedi master.
Her sister was a pacifist that moved the mandalorians from their Warrior culture, weakened the entire civilization which led to the Empire destroying them. We are all entitled to our opinions but I would not say she was a great leader. The mandalorians existed for tens of thousands of years and their downfall began with Sabine's rule.
Loved the Mythosaur. I'm always down to see those ancient monsters in live action. When Bo Katan exited the ship even R5 was like "that ass though" as he was watching from the security footage
The way Bo katan said "What are you looking at?" To Grogu i feel like Din and Bo are going to end up together Noone jumps in a weird lake to save someone unless you really like them and she risked her life for him twice. Plus Din saying those nice things about her father definitely melted her heart.
Who knows what will happen. Bo's actress isn't credited "co-starring in order of appearance" but "starring" alongside pedro pascal. Something big is brewing
Don't forget, they are warriors by upbringing. I don't know if "ending up together" in more than a co-oporational way is in scope of this show. This might be about re-uniting the Mandalorians and therefore a strong alliance between two of the major figures is important. But there are many episodes to come, who knows what will happen. Who will end up with the dark saber, etc. There is plenty of time for ups and downs and the Armorer wants to have her say into all this as well.
He finally has a reason to exist in this series! lol He's not just the "cute muppet" coming along for the ride, and being adorable. He actually has PURPOSE! And I love that!
The legendary stopmotion animator Phil Tippett is credited in this episode. The bio-mechanical creature looks what Phil had created in the past and his recent movie "Mad Dog" (see his Imdb).
Back in The Book of Boba Fett Pelli was thrown to the ground by an explosion and as she recovered she spit out a tooth. And nothing "took him", it's simply that the bottom of the stairs had collapsed into a much deeper underwater cavern. Beskar armor weighs more than steel and he took his jet pack off, so he sank like lead to the bottom.
They do not need to defeat the Mythosaur. they have Grogu, and he has shown the ability to tame, large and powerful creatures. So, we may see Grogu riding in to save the day in the future, on the Mythosaur. And he might even let his dad ride along with him.
R5 is the same astrometric that the Jawas tried to sell to Luke’s Uncle Owen years ago he had a bad motivator and you can still see the scorch marks on the back of it
Din is getting a perfect set of droids. A Astromech to pilot his ship and a Hunter mech with nurse capabilities. Now all he needs is a bigger ship to put his N1 in. The Pirate's Badass ship.
9:18 Mary, recall what was said at 2:36 Grogu isn't the one piloting the ship. 9:18 He literally pointed on the radar at the planet Bo is on and told R5 to pilot him there.
Something Bo has to understand is that the Creed means something to a good portion of their people. I noticed that Din never pushes back when he is told his religion is just words, which it very well might be. But he belives what he believes, and it means alot to him.
Yes, I think her story arc is learning to become a *true* Mandalorian, rather than a princess trained in rituals and traditions. That's what gives her pause when Din replies "This is the Way" when she talks about her father. What he did was noble - but it was also expected for a Mandalorian. When she understands what being a Mandalorian truly means, she'll stop brooding in her castle waiting for followers, and rebuild their world by herself if she has to.
The thing about creeds if that throughout the years/decades/centuries/millennia, you get different, unreconcilable versions of it. Din's version of the Creed likely has a whole bunch of stuff about helmets that weren't in the original text.
@@epbrown01 I’m not sure if you’ve seen Bo Katan’s arc in the Clone Wars, so I don’t want to really spoil anything if not. But I think her past is much more complex than the experience of her youth as a princess. I think she has lived a life of strong ideology and belief, and strong action, and gone through several iterations reconstructing what it means to her to be a Mandalorian. But right now she is in a period of disillusionment. I do agree that Din will probably help her to discover how to get to the next step to her path, and it will be very interesting to see!
Actually, the droid drove the ship. Grogu just pointed the target on the map (which is amazing as well). We had some foreshadowing when the mechanic on Tatooine said "and now the ship can be flown by the droid", sort of 😋.
The 'gross' creature that capture Din was produced by Phil Tippett who worked on the original trilogy including the AT-AT. It was pretty cool and yes gross
Grogu remembered where Din told him where Bo-Katan was, and he told R5 and he flew the N1. Bo-Katan is good with the Darksaber because she held from the time Sabine gave it to her, and Grand Moff Gidion took it from her. So she learned to open her mind to it. Din still hasn't made the connection.
This episode was incredible. The intensive feeling I got from seeing the ruins of Mandalore and then seeing the Mythosaur at the end?! Sheeh! I'm now wondering though - did the Armorer know that Din would likely drown trying to bathe in the waters?
She didnt know, mythosaurs were thought to be loooong extinct, so far in legends and canon theres is not a single person alive that has seen one or even a full skeleton of one, some mandos wear pieces of their bones in their ancestral armor but seeing a mythosaur and seeing one alive is a huge deal for star wars lore. Nothing in the books, comics or games. All we knew of them were descriptions from mando stories that allowed some people to do some pretty nice fan art. As far as legit lore mythosaurs, if you look at the wiki, what we got this episode is all we have ever gotten.
I like the reference to A New Hope with the R-5 when she was trying to sell it to the Mandalorian. It was falling apart like the R-5 the Jawas were selling Owen when Luke said it had a bad motivator.
The droid R5-D4 is the same one as in Star Wars A New Hope. When Uncle Owen is buying droids from the Jawas he overloads he power converter so that R2-D2 may continue his mission with C3PO. R5 has seen alot of action probably why he is quite afraid now.
They established in S1e1 that Grogu was 50 yrs old...depending how long the rest of that season plus S2 covered, say a year, that makes him 51, then the creators of this said he was off training with Luke for 2 years so he'd be about 53ish
Hi Mary ❤ Love your reactions to this episode , Love when Din and Bo use the darksaber🖤 same episode and Grogu saving his daddy and doing the cutest flips💚
In Star Wars lore the R5 series of droids is a low-cost astromech of limited ability and dodgy reliability. Wookiepedia calls it, "A meter-tall stack of the worst business decisions you could possibly want." An R2 unit it is definitely not! And seeing as this one is on Tattooine, it is entirely possible that it's the one that Luke Skywalker's family almost bought before it had a breakdown, resulting in them getting R2-D2 instead.
That droid is R5-D4 aka Skippy The Jedi Droid. He played a very small but very important role in the rebellion against the Empire. They might not have succeeded if not for his actions.
I just realized something that I think was missed. DIN was defeated in combat by the droid. He lost the Darksaber in the battle and Bo Katan defeated the droid that had effectively taken it from him. Bo Katan has unwittingly regained the Darksaber without even knowing she has done so. The only person that would even have an idea this is the truth would be Din himself. Wonder if this little nugget of information will play a role in a later episode. Possibly when reuniting the clans under one leader and proving who that leader is?
You talk about Din Jarin and Bo-Katan having a partnership. So far it's him failing repeatedly so she can save him from certain death. I think the count is up to 5. Meaning Din would definitely have died 5 times except she saved him every time. So I think when the title says "The Mandalorian" it has always been about the true badass superhero Mandalorian all along: Bo-Katan Kryze. Din Jarin has simply crowded her out of her own story for 2.5 seasons. Until now.
At 10:18 you suggested that Grogu is about 15 years old. He's actually in his 50s. He's old enough to qualify for a senior's discount at most restaurants. It's not your fault; the writers don't k now how old he is either. Half the time they make him act like an infant, to set ablaze ovaries all over the world and sell "baby" Grogu merchandise. The other half the time they almost seem to remember that he was trained in the Jedi Temple, probably at least some of the time by Yoda himself, certainly by other Jedi instructors as well. The series doesn't make it obvious, but Dave Filoni said in an interview that he spent a couple years with Luke before returning to Din Jarin. Grogu understand complex situations, responds to complex questions and sentences, and often acts much like a grownup. Even Luke gave him a very adult decision to make and let him make it like an adult rather than like an infant. Grogu is now more than half the age that Yoda was when Yoda became a Jedi Master and took his seat on the Jedi Council. Yoda didn't do that overnight, so naturally Yoda spent decades learning how to be a master at the temple and probably started at around the same age Grogu is now, or maybe a bit older.
I Think they have to tame it. Tbh I think it is tame because Mythosaur were extremely hostile. That was said to be the reason for their supposed extinction. It's clear that there was a cover up to protect the last one or few Mythosaur.
Manadalore's surface gets crystallized by an Imperial orbital bombardment, eradicating all structures & forms of life. Mary: That's pretty beautiful 😂🤣💀
I don't think Grogu flew the N1 back to Bo Katan, he just knew where to find her as Din told him and it was R5 doing what astromechs do and navigated the ship to Bo. (Grogu actually pointed to where they needed to go when he got onboard). Speaking of Grogu, he's about 62 by this time but because his species age a lot slower he still pretty much a toddler.
@@CharginChuck Well, to be fair, when she bitterly talks about how Mandalorian infighting is what caused their downfall, who was it exactly that was second in command of Death Watch back in the day? You can just hear the regret dripping from her voice.
I think that the "mini crocodile" is a mynock from Empire Strikes Back The Darksaber is Bo's now I think season 3 will be the restoration of Mandalore, the return of the Mandalorian race to Mandalore, who will lead them and, perhaps, who will ride the mythasaur
1:45 - Man.... EVERYBODY forgets how she lost that tooth...... watch the Book of Boba Fett again..... final chapter. Sheesh. I've got a bad memory, and remember that.
Grogu is 52 years old and as far as I know he can live to be over 900 years old 2 years passed while he trained with Luke so he did have 2 more years of Jedi training.
She saved his life in this episode two times, in former episodes also two times. She can clearly wield the Dark Saber which is totally wasted in the hands of Din Djarin. How many times does she have to safe his life to get the Dark Saber? 😫 I guess everybody wonders how the transfer of the Dark Saber will happen. Because clearly Mandalore is restorable to its former glory with Bo-Katan and her wielding the Dark Saber! And thats what everybody wants to see!
Why would you want Bo to have it? Din is the main character. She will likely teach him how to wield it properly because after seeing the mythosaur she probably thinks hes destined to rule now
Seems a bit uncharacteristic of Mando to knowingly put the kid in such danger. He usually leaves the kid with others (with Peli Motto, at the school on Nevarro, with the Frog lady, or tries to send him to safety with Kuiil) or he hides Grogu (ep. 6 The Prisoner) or he doesn’t know that there’s danger ahead (most other situations). This mission was obviously so very dangerous that he wanted IG-11 by his side.
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Djin's "This is the way" to Bo telling her about his father wasn't "lack of humanity" to me it was the opposite. I saw it as he had to stop what he was doing (walking) to take a moment to put respect on the name. ✊ That's the highest salute he has
Right, I saw as an honor thing.
Exactly. It was said with a deep, profound respect.
It was great seeing Bo Katan using the Darksaber to save Din Djarin. And Oh my God we finally see a mythosaur for the first time.
As a fellow Mandalorian, Bo fully understood Din's response to hearing of her dad's death in battle. "This is the way" means more than merely "this is the way".
Only weaklings would say: "I'm sorry for your loss." But Mandalorians know that "this is the way." lol
Yes, it's meant to say that all Mandalorians should protect Mandalore with all their might and die if they have to
Agreed. In my opinion, "This is the way" isn't Din lacking humanity, it's him acknowledging that fighting/dying with honor is noble, and that she should be proud of that.
As a Mand'alorian him saying "This is the Way!" is the ultimate complement that any other Mand'alorian would understand, which caused Bo to tear up (hence "What are you lookin at?").
remember the quote from the boba fett show
“The songs of eons past foretold of the mythosaur rising up to herald a new age of Mandalore,” the Armorer tells Din “Sadly, it only exists in legends.”
So it is a prophecy coming true
What I got from Din saying "This is the way" to Bo telling him about her father's death is that Din is saying he died as a Mandalore, true to the creed. Not that he didn't care about it
Watching Mary Gushing over Grogu is Absolutely adorable 😊
Peli lost that tooth in The Book of Boba Fett during the fight with the two large battle droids... IG-11 and R5-D4 would make a great pair much like R2 and C3PO...just a thought. Now let's see a taming of the Mythosaur.
I think that Din will be able to wield the Darksaber with much more ease now, because now that he's bathed in the Living Waters below the Mines of Mandalore, while reciting the Creed (don't think it'll be an issue that halfway or three quarters into the Creed that he fell/sank to the bottom 😅) a great mental and emotional weight has been lifted from his heart and mind 🤔😌.
If you get around to watching the Clone Wars, Mary, you'll see Mandalore as it once was; with Bo-Katan's sister sitting on the throne as Duchess. She was a great leader of her people and has quite the story...with a certain jedi master.
Here's hoping 🙏
Her sister was a pacifist that moved the mandalorians from their Warrior culture, weakened the entire civilization which led to the Empire destroying them. We are all entitled to our opinions but I would not say she was a great leader.
The mandalorians existed for tens of thousands of years and their downfall began with Sabine's rule.
Loved the Mythosaur. I'm always down to see those ancient monsters in live action. When Bo Katan exited the ship even R5 was like "that ass though" as he was watching from the security footage
Booty Katan
The way Bo katan said "What are you looking at?" To Grogu i feel like Din and Bo are going to end up together
Noone jumps in a weird lake to save someone unless you really like them and she risked her life for him twice.
Plus Din saying those nice things about her father definitely melted her heart.
And when he says "this is the Way" she looks at him with affection.
Who knows what will happen. Bo's actress isn't credited "co-starring in order of appearance" but "starring" alongside pedro pascal. Something big is brewing
Don't forget, they are warriors by upbringing. I don't know if "ending up together" in more than a co-oporational way is in scope of this show.
This might be about re-uniting the Mandalorians and therefore a strong alliance between two of the major figures is important. But there are many episodes to come, who knows what will happen. Who will end up with the dark saber, etc. There is plenty of time for ups and downs and the Armorer wants to have her say into all this as well.
I hope so
@@MaryCherryOfficial you ship them then?
Honestly great to see Grogu actually doing something. Most of the time he just looks cute but this episode he actually got some decent action in
He finally has a reason to exist in this series! lol
He's not just the "cute muppet" coming along for the ride, and being adorable. He actually has PURPOSE! And I love that!
The legendary stopmotion animator Phil Tippett is credited in this episode. The bio-mechanical creature looks what Phil had created in the past and his recent movie "Mad Dog" (see his Imdb).
Back in The Book of Boba Fett Pelli was thrown to the ground by an explosion and as she recovered she spit out a tooth.
And nothing "took him", it's simply that the bottom of the stairs had collapsed into a much deeper underwater cavern. Beskar armor weighs more than steel and he took his jet pack off, so he sank like lead to the bottom.
Grogu senses Bo cares about Din
They do not need to defeat the Mythosaur. they have Grogu, and he has shown the ability to tame, large and powerful creatures.
So, we may see Grogu riding in to save the day in the future, on the Mythosaur.
And he might even let his dad ride along with him.
R5 is the same astrometric that the Jawas tried to sell to Luke’s Uncle Owen years ago he had a bad motivator and you can still see the scorch marks on the back of it
All hail the future King and Queen of Mandalore! lol
That's what I'm thinking about Bo and Din right now. I can't help it.
No chemistry between the 2 and they have different creeds.
Din is getting a perfect set of droids. A Astromech to pilot his ship and a Hunter mech with nurse capabilities. Now all he needs is a bigger ship to put his N1 in. The Pirate's Badass ship.
That would be awesome!! Also that would be a cool set up from episode 1 if that becomes the case
9:18 Mary, recall what was said at 2:36 Grogu isn't the one piloting the ship. 9:18 He literally pointed on the radar at the planet Bo is on and told R5 to pilot him there.
Something Bo has to understand is that the Creed means something to a good portion of their people. I noticed that Din never pushes back when he is told his religion is just words, which it very well might be. But he belives what he believes, and it means alot to him.
Yes, I think her story arc is learning to become a *true* Mandalorian, rather than a princess trained in rituals and traditions. That's what gives her pause when Din replies "This is the Way" when she talks about her father. What he did was noble - but it was also expected for a Mandalorian. When she understands what being a Mandalorian truly means, she'll stop brooding in her castle waiting for followers, and rebuild their world by herself if she has to.
The thing about creeds if that throughout the years/decades/centuries/millennia, you get different, unreconcilable versions of it.
Din's version of the Creed likely has a whole bunch of stuff about helmets that weren't in the original text.
@@Carabas72 But that's what they believe, why should he compromise?
@@epbrown01 I’m not sure if you’ve seen Bo Katan’s arc in the Clone Wars, so I don’t want to really spoil anything if not. But I think her past is much more complex than the experience of her youth as a princess. I think she has lived a life of strong ideology and belief, and strong action, and gone through several iterations reconstructing what it means to her to be a Mandalorian. But right now she is in a period of disillusionment. I do agree that Din will probably help her to discover how to get to the next step to her path, and it will be very interesting to see!
It's amazing to see Bo Katan in this city again, the last time it was in Cone wars!
Actually, the droid drove the ship. Grogu just pointed the target on the map (which is amazing as well). We had some foreshadowing when the mechanic on Tatooine said "and now the ship can be flown by the droid", sort of 😋.
The 'gross' creature that capture Din was produced by Phil Tippett who worked on the original trilogy including the AT-AT. It was pretty cool and yes gross
The new droid is R5 from the first ever Star Wars movie. its the droid Luke almost bought instead of R2
I was wondering how many caught that.
I thought that was common knowledge. I would understand though why some new fans of star wars would miss it.
I've been wanting to get a tattoo of a Mythosaur skull and finally seeing a life action living one makes me want to get it more now.
If I remember correctly she lost her tooth in the Boba Fett series
Grogu remembered where Din told him where Bo-Katan was, and he told R5 and he flew the N1.
Bo-Katan is good with the Darksaber because she held from the time Sabine gave it to her, and Grand Moff Gidion took it from her. So she learned to open her mind to it. Din still hasn't made the connection.
This episode was incredible. The intensive feeling I got from seeing the ruins of Mandalore and then seeing the Mythosaur at the end?! Sheeh! I'm now wondering though - did the Armorer know that Din would likely drown trying to bathe in the waters?
She didnt know, mythosaurs were thought to be loooong extinct, so far in legends and canon theres is not a single person alive that has seen one or even a full skeleton of one, some mandos wear pieces of their bones in their ancestral armor but seeing a mythosaur and seeing one alive is a huge deal for star wars lore. Nothing in the books, comics or games. All we knew of them were descriptions from mando stories that allowed some people to do some pretty nice fan art. As far as legit lore mythosaurs, if you look at the wiki, what we got this episode is all we have ever gotten.
@@Lucasaurios Thank you for that. So I'm guessing that's going to be his proof to the Armorer then.
I just wish they hadn't spoiled the Mythosaur right at the start with the Previously On.
Ahhh the Mythical Beast Mythosaur Still Lives
I like the reference to A New Hope with the R-5 when she was trying to sell it to the Mandalorian. It was falling apart like the R-5 the Jawas were selling Owen when Luke said it had a bad motivator.
Same droid. R5-D4.
The droid R5-D4 is the same one as in Star Wars A New Hope. When Uncle Owen is buying droids from the Jawas he overloads he power converter so that R2-D2 may continue his mission with C3PO. R5 has seen alot of action probably why he is quite afraid now.
Not defeat but rather to tame the mythosaur
They established in S1e1 that Grogu was 50 yrs old...depending how long the rest of that season plus S2 covered, say a year, that makes him 51, then the creators of this said he was off training with Luke for 2 years so he'd be about 53ish
the robot eye creature in the mines looks a lot like the netflix lost in space robot in multi-limb form (for anybody who watched that series)
Grogu is actually closer to 60yrs old now. Which is still a baby for someone that can live over 900.
Hi Mary ❤ Love your reactions to this episode , Love when Din and Bo use the darksaber🖤 same episode and Grogu saving his daddy and doing the cutest flips💚
In Star Wars lore the R5 series of droids is a low-cost astromech of limited ability and dodgy reliability. Wookiepedia calls it, "A meter-tall stack of the worst business decisions you could possibly want." An R2 unit it is definitely not! And seeing as this one is on Tattooine, it is entirely possible that it's the one that Luke Skywalker's family almost bought before it had a breakdown, resulting in them getting R2-D2 instead.
The music of this episode is fantastic.
I love The Mandalorian.
That droid is R5-D4 aka Skippy The Jedi Droid. He played a very small but very important role in the rebellion against the Empire. They might not have succeeded if not for his actions.
10:20 If you recall It is established in the show that Grogu is 50 in season 1, not 15.
Didn't Grogu start training during the prequels?
Witnessing a Mandalorian using a darksaber definitely brings back flashbacks and memories of the Clone Wars!
And Rebels.
should point out the dome that was destoryed was all that was used to live in as the rest of the planet was already unlivable
Lol when Din just says "This is the way" I'm glad someone else had the same reaction as me. Dude is so indoctrinated!
I just realized something that I think was missed. DIN was defeated in combat by the droid. He lost the Darksaber in the battle and Bo Katan defeated the droid that had effectively taken it from him. Bo Katan has unwittingly regained the Darksaber without even knowing she has done so. The only person that would even have an idea this is the truth would be Din himself. Wonder if this little nugget of information will play a role in a later episode. Possibly when reuniting the clans under one leader and proving who that leader is?
Peli lose her tooth in the Boba finale.. HAHAHA
The Droid/Robot thing that captured Din looks a lot like the Robots/cybernetic aliens from Lost In Space.
it looks like a prawn from district 9 got turned into a cyborg
You talk about Din Jarin and Bo-Katan having a partnership.
So far it's him failing repeatedly so she can save him from certain death.
I think the count is up to 5.
Meaning Din would definitely have died 5 times except she saved him every time.
So I think when the title says "The Mandalorian" it has always been about the true badass superhero Mandalorian all along: Bo-Katan Kryze.
Din Jarin has simply crowded her out of her own story for 2.5 seasons.
Until now.
At 10:18 you suggested that Grogu is about 15 years old.
He's actually in his 50s.
He's old enough to qualify for a senior's discount at most restaurants.
It's not your fault; the writers don't k now how old he is either.
Half the time they make him act like an infant, to set ablaze ovaries all over the world and sell "baby" Grogu merchandise.
The other half the time they almost seem to remember that he was trained in the Jedi Temple, probably at least some of the time by Yoda himself, certainly by other Jedi instructors as well.
The series doesn't make it obvious, but Dave Filoni said in an interview that he spent a couple years with Luke before returning to Din Jarin.
Grogu understand complex situations, responds to complex questions and sentences, and often acts much like a grownup.
Even Luke gave him a very adult decision to make and let him make it like an adult rather than like an infant.
Grogu is now more than half the age that Yoda was when Yoda became a Jedi Master and took his seat on the Jedi Council. Yoda didn't do that overnight, so naturally Yoda spent decades learning how to be a master at the temple and probably started at around the same age Grogu is now, or maybe a bit older.
I Think they have to tame it. Tbh I think it is tame because Mythosaur were extremely hostile. That was said to be the reason for their supposed extinction. It's clear that there was a cover up to protect the last one or few Mythosaur.
ep 1 and 2 was sent as a package to reviewers because it was a 2 parter, thats why ep1 felt like all set up
My Daughter and I Loved this Bo definitely cares about Din teamup Bo,Din,Grogu let's go.
R5-D4 was the Droid that sabotaged itself in A New Hope so Owen had to buy R2-D2. We've all actually seen that droid before in the Star Wars universe.
Grogu told the R5 where to go. R5 flew the ship.
Manadalore's surface gets crystallized by an Imperial orbital bombardment, eradicating all structures & forms of life.
Mary: That's pretty beautiful 😂🤣💀
It was though 🤷🏽♀️
@Mary Cherry I'll admit, it's got a Fortress Of Solitude vibe
Not sure what new Droid you're talking about but if it's R5 he's not new he made his first appearance in Star wars a New Hope
Lit thought scene at beginning of this episode was flashback from RoTJ after Empire fall. Show made me think present day scene is a flashback again.
I love grogu 💚💚💚
I don't think Grogu flew the N1 back to Bo Katan, he just knew where to find her as Din told him and it was R5 doing what astromechs do and navigated the ship to Bo. (Grogu actually pointed to where they needed to go when he got onboard). Speaking of Grogu, he's about 62 by this time but because his species age a lot slower he still pretty much a toddler.
He was 50 when he begun the training with Luke and he was trained 2 years long as far as I remember.
He was 50 when he begun the training with Luke and he was trained 2 years long as far as I remember.
@@pascalwittmer-braun6025 He was around 50 when the show started.
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Grogu is 50+ years old
R5 has a motivation problem
When Jin is saying the creed they show Bo and she is also saying it. I think she too has been redeemed.
I don't feel like Din was in any way at all in need of redemption.
@@Carabas72 Neither was Bo.
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Well, to be fair, when she bitterly talks about how Mandalorian infighting is what caused their downfall, who was it exactly that was second in command of Death Watch back in the day? You can just hear the regret dripping from her voice.
I think that the "mini crocodile" is a mynock from Empire Strikes Back
The Darksaber is Bo's now
I think season 3 will be the restoration of Mandalore, the return of the Mandalorian race to Mandalore, who will lead them and, perhaps, who will ride the mythasaur
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1:45 - Man.... EVERYBODY forgets how she lost that tooth...... watch the Book of Boba Fett again..... final chapter. Sheesh. I've got a bad memory, and remember that.
Can I just say how hot Bo-Katan is. Hottest and coolest female in all of Star Wars imo
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10:20 15? I think Grogu is supposed to be 50 or something like that. I could be wrong its been awhile since I saw season 1.
Pelli lost her tooth in Book of Boba Fett 🙂
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Notice this... Grogu is no longer passing out after using the Force.
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Prediction... Grogu's first word is gonna be "Daddy".
The symbol of Mandalore is alive... Then the Empire didn't destroy Mandalore. I hope they rebuild.
The symbol of Mandalore is a dead Mythosaur, not an alive one (well, just the skull, really).
@@Carabas72 Yes true, but tamed the first supposedly. Either way Mandalore! I was just pleased to see it.
Bo Katan got her faith back it looks like after seeing the Mythosaur which is a sea creature so it makes sense it's living under water.
This episode was amazing love the video Mary stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
Grogu is 52 years old and as far as I know he can live to be over 900 years old 2 years passed while he trained with Luke so he did have 2 more years of Jedi training.
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Please Mary you need to see Clone Wars and Rebels everything would be so clear if you do
Din is like the worse fighter compared to the rest of the Mandos huh? 😂
But this was a fun episode setting up some awesome stuff I think
At this point in the show, Grogu is either 52 or 53 years old
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I see shippers on the horizon
In the Book of Boba Fett, Pelli lost her tooth when the speeder crashed.
Bo and Din bow chicka wow wow?
Yeah, I'm kinda shipping 'em now, too. :)
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Grogu is around 52 years old
Born the same year as Anakin Skywalker
Peli lost her tooth in one of the Book of Boba Fett episodes, if I remember correctly.
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She saved his life in this episode two times, in former episodes also two times. She can clearly wield the Dark Saber which is totally wasted in the hands of Din Djarin. How many times does she have to safe his life to get the Dark Saber? 😫
I guess everybody wonders how the transfer of the Dark Saber will happen. Because clearly Mandalore is restorable to its former glory with Bo-Katan and her wielding the Dark Saber!
And thats what everybody wants to see!
Why would you want Bo to have it? Din is the main character. She will likely teach him how to wield it properly because after seeing the mythosaur she probably thinks hes destined to rule now
She has to defeat him in battle to possess the saber properly.
New mum vibes from bo katan
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Spoiler: Its a trap!!!!
R5 is slow because he lacks motivation.
@6:17 the greatest thing Grogu has ever said: adom.
Also, maybe Bo-Katan will finally fulfill her original dream.
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Seems a bit uncharacteristic of Mando to knowingly put the kid in such danger. He usually leaves the kid with others (with Peli Motto, at the school on Nevarro, with the Frog lady, or tries to send him to safety with Kuiil) or he hides Grogu (ep. 6 The Prisoner) or he doesn’t know that there’s danger ahead (most other situations). This mission was obviously so very dangerous that he wanted IG-11 by his side.