Who Will Lead the Mandalorian People?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2022
- We take a look at the history of the Mandalore and try to guess who will try to unite the mandalorian people once again.
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I think Din Jarin is the most balanced character to take the throne on Mandalore. He has the integrity qualities of loyalty and honour, the softer qualities of compassion and love, the hardened qualities of combat and experience, and the friendships and cooperation of many peoples across the galaxy. With all of that, he is able to think clearer and resolve conflicts between the warring tribes or clans of Mandalorians, establish diplomatic ties with various people, and forge a new path and place for the Mandalorians. Grogu will actually become an important symbol of peace and respect between Mandalorians and Jedi to be brought up beside Din Jarin - something which both Bo-Katan and Boba Fett do not seem to be able to accomplish as well.
Djarin
Well Said
💯! 😊 We saw Din use diplomacy in Chapter 9, Season 2 of The Mandalorian. ☺️ 💪
Also that he is able to form allies with folk who may be able to aide where he lacks. Although I kinda love Din as he is/was... guess will see how it goes.
Although I do wonder how much of it was the irresistible green bundle lol
He's the most character Stat balanced, but mentally very unstable due to conflicting ideology.
The idea of Din and Boba being best friends now and eventually into enemies in the fight for Mandalore would be both a treat and heartbreaking.
I think its a longhost though because Boba knows that there are more people like Bo-Katan who dont view him as a Mandalorian. He would be seen by quite a lot of his subjects as a foreign tyrant rather than their actual leader, which would make his rule quite difficult. I think he will stay Daimyo of Tatooine and perhaps help Din become ruler of Mandalore
It doesn’t seem like boba fett cares about mandalore
@@hyperion6902 i honestly hate the new lore for that
Yeah somehow they say Jango wasn't a mandalorian even tho he was a part of the mandalorian wars between death watch and the true mandalorians and served under the head of the true mandalorians and killed numerous jedi in that war
They don’t have to be enemies to compete for supremacy
I think it’s easy to overlook what seems like a pretty clear hint within the title of Din’s own show: The Mandalorian. The implication of him being the Mandalorian (with some sort of special meaning behind it) is definitely noteworthy considering we’ve met multiple Mandalorians that are alive and active at the same time as Din.
Mandalore the mandalorian
As well as everyone calling him that. No other character wearing mandalorian gear has been exclusively called mando or the mandalorian. Even going back to his days with the crime group from the 1st season
The Mandalorian, in my honest opinion is Grogu, tribe Mudhorn, son of Din Dijarin.
@@johnathanwalker8395 you’re not wrong
i also think the same. like how its more like how he is the model mandalorian. someone who wont turn his back towards anyone of his kind and help them without asking for anything. someone who believes in solidarity within his people. while he may not have qualities of a leader like bo katan or the armorer, he does have the heart of one.
It’s going to be Din surely. He underwent the heroes journey in S1 & 2, he won the blade in combat, defended the blade from the decendant of the maker. Now he needs to go basically on a pilgrimage to atone. Unless Sabin turns up, I can’t see anyone else being worthy.
Finally, you need to remember your classics “Only those who do not seek power are qualified to hold it.” - Plato.
That’s very profound and I agree.
Yeah I think it’s gotta be Din also. He still has a bit to learn, but ultimately I think he will be the reluctant leader.
Maybe he needs to find that golden mask Darth Revan stole, then with both it and the darksabre his claim.would be unshakeable...
I would like Din to rule, but he has no desire to rule. Grogu is all he cares about.
@@blackcrowvol2281 it’s the classic thing that the person who doesn’t want it deserves it most.
I mean Din Djarin is basically king Arthur so yeah he's the perfect choice.
Yes, I second this.
Don't say that that means baby Yoda would kill him
Actually, Mando is more Galahad than Arthur.
He has no experience leading... Let alone a country. He is also a brainwashed extremist zealot... He isn't fit to lead. Not right now anyway.
The shining armor, the royal starfighter, aka steed. Hell, he slayed a "dragon". Most likely he'll go to Mandalor, a place believed to be completely desolate and see a living breathing Mythosaur, a sign of hope for the planet and its people.
Gotta be honest the only ones I would be cool with becoming Mandolore now are Dinn or Grogu. I think it will be Dinn. He’s the only one who’s taken the time to see and understand all sides of the Creed problem. He sees Boba’s point, he grew up following Death Watch and he also understands Bo Katans sect. Once he visits the waters under the mines I think he’ll understand more of what he needs to do to unite all of his people. Then we’ll see him start down that path of truly becoming Mandolore. There’s also a ton of little things that could be hints of Grogu becoming a mandolorian, maybe he will be the next Mandolore. One like Mandolore has never seen.
Make it Grogu
Maybe they’ll find Revan’s Mask & light saber. Probably not but would be cool.
@@yoehonjohn4832 or more importantly this is good way Canonise MAndalore The Ultimate and have Din to Find his Mask again and wear it or remake it
@@no-nonseplayer6612 - that would definitely solidify his claim.
If only there were a scholar of the ancient Jedi and Sith he could ask about it... we never did find out when and how Max von Sydow's character in Force Awakens met Luke Skywalker, and if Din were to go in search of the mask of Mandalore the First it would likely involve tracking down Jedi and Sith records that Luke would find immensely interesting.
Anyone up for a Din, Luke, Grogu and young Ben Solo road trip?
Honestly, i could see boba or Din.
Boba seems to be going through a character arc entirely dedicated to challenging the concept of leadership in the star wars universe. He lived with another (albeit lesser) warrior people with a tribal structure, learning leadership gained through respect rather than power (as has been the downfall of many recent mandalorian leaders), and as an outsider by most definitions of mandalorian, he has a fundamentally different perspective that may lead to a healthier expression of the culture.
I could reasonably see BOBF ending Dins character arc with him giving the blade to boba as a sign of respect and loyalty, while cementing boba as a leader. He also seemingly matches the prophecy of the children of the watch mando cult except for the last bit, though it could be that the obvious religious fundamentalists maybe have it wrong and this will be intentionally subverted.
Alternatively, i could see Din becoming the mandalore by going through a character arc about deconstructing the more toxic parts of his upbringing, and mish mashing various mandalorian concepts to essentially remake the culture.
I honestly don't see bo-katan, mostly because i don't see them giving the title to a side character when you have 2 shows with mandalorians as main characters.
Potentially boba w the skills he gains could become a sort of mentor for din
Bo-Katan tried several times, so handing her the reunification on a silver platter seems like making the same mistake again.
Boba Fett is a leader of sorts, but he lacks the ambition and cultural motivation to unite the people of his father.
Din Djarin holds the Darksaber, but he has shown absolutely no leadership whatsoever and actually cares more for his baby boy.
So we have the frustrated pretender, the disinterested daimyo and the desperado with an accidental claim.
Dunno. Between the three of them they might make for a Mandalore.
Would be funny if they popped some dark horse out at the last minute.
Like Omega. Or Maul.
Din knows he can’t give the Darksaber to Boba because it must be won in combat. Boba would have to defeat Din for it
@@blackbirdgaming8147 that was part of my point, that system basically always leads to disaster, and with boba creating a leadership structure based more on respect than fear or raw power, it seems like it would be a good end point to his arc if mandalorians themselves came to that conclusion. Of course, this entirely depends on where dins character arc goes.
I suppose there's also that they could go where they just don't attempt unification because that always seems to go to shit, but that seems unlikely
Edit: also I just read somebody else's comments where they pointed out that Boba doesn't necessarily have to fight Din directly for it. He could lose it in a fight with some other enemy, perhaps the children of the watch allied with larger criminal syndicates like they were under Maul, in which Boba can then defeat the other person.
Very well-said!
It gonna be Dinn, cuz he's going to learn about the importance of leadership and responbility from Boba - this is why we spent so much time on Mando's story in the show. Boba is starting anew and taking on a leadership position. Dinn is also starting anew, symbolized by his new ship and leaving his tribe.
Many years from now, Grogu, the second Mandalorian Jedi, will take on the throne, ending the long rivalry betwern the Mandalorians and the Jedi.
It is strange, though, that I don't think we've ever seen a nonhuman Mandalorian even though you'd imagine they've recruited them before.
Humans were recruited into the mando culture and ended up being most of them because humans are the most populous race in the galaxy.
The way, this is ...
Well said. Mandalorian Yoda trained by Jedi Master Skywalker with a dark saber is beyond intense.
Mandalorian's were there own non human species. They accepted any species that wanted to join their culture.
In the Legends continuity, nonhuman Mandalorians were absolutely a thing
Fun fact: in legends, Boba Fett was actually the new mandalore and led his people in the battle against the yuuzhan vong.
And he owed his life to Jaing Skirata
The one who doesn’t want to rule tends to be the one who’s the perfect choice to rule…it’s going to be and it should be Din Djarin.
Dinn is going to be THE guy. He met 2 Jedis, both are among the top level of all Jedis. And he got a Jedi apprentice on his side, possibly the most talented one with the Force. He made 2 different types of Mandalorian (Bo-Katan and Boba) fights together rather than fight against each other. He also has a good relationship with all different groups of people, from the new republic to the local tribes. I mean that is what a real leader is about, uniting people and building relationships... Plus he has a brand-new made to custom armour and he win the blade in combat, not even in a duel.
In my humble opinion, the Best Mandalore was Mandalore the Indomitable, due to how honorable he was. When he was defeated by Ulic Qel-Droma in a duel, he instantly left aside his cocky attitude towards Qel-Droma and accepted his people joining the Sith against the Republic, faithfully serving them until his death in battle
The best Mandalore was Mandalore the Useless, he sat around and did nothing his whole life, very relatable.
I’m more Curious about Tarre Vizsla, whom I would call Mandalore the Battlemaster.
@@willhicks7027 he got beat by jango if I remember correctly
@@willhicks7027 The only force-sensitive Mandalorian who was ever accepted into the TOR Jedi Orders and creator of that unique DS and later returned to his people in Mandalore to unite his divided people under one banner... ‘till he died and then the power-hungry mobs brought back the civil warring chaos....zzzzz....
Hahahahahahahaha
Dude. When you said “Mandalore the Uniter” I got chills. Freaking fan prophet here
could be the reclaimer too , or some other
"Unifier" sounds a lot better though
Has anyone else noticed that the dark saber has changed from a squared grip to a cylindrical grip
Oh thank god I thought I was just going mad.
Was thinking to myself in what title he'd gain as Mandalore. Mandalore the Uniter being the most fitting for Din. As the past two seasons have shown us that in spite of how he's spent most of his life in a bubble with the CotW, Din is very good at rallying people together to face against a common foe.
Mandalore the Uniter is already taken
@@goodmind4940 If that's the case then my second best choice, Mandalore the Hero would be another potential title he could end-up inheriting.
Mandalore the Restorer.
Anyone who seen TCW or SW Rebels knows Bo Katan's own words to Sabine "I'm not worthy, I'm not my sister". She will be an ally to Din, not His rival.
I suspect the twist in Mando season 3 will be Bo Katan's warning via Season 2. Din's antagonist will ultimately be His own Clan (Religious zealot cult).
A huge Star Wars theme is "Family" & Din at this juncture doesn't have one. Only Grogu at this point.
@@osmosisjones4912 true lol
Paz will obviously be an antagonist. As for Bo Katan I think that she will initially be unhappy with Din having the Darksaber but he reuintes many Mandalorian clans and after seeing he is the leader that Mandalore needs, she will be an ally against Paz Viszla.
Another thing: The armorer was a Maul loyalist and she still wears the symbol of the man who played a huge role in Mandalore's downfall. It suggests that she has more villain nature than we know.
@@aaravgp1332 yeah, Paz is such a bully lol
@@aaravgp1332 but she also respects mandalorian culture, so in other words accept din djarin as rightful ruler (maybe be “named: Mandalore the Uniter, Redeemer, etc.) and she is shown to be almost like a mother to him.
Love the content bro. Always fun to sit down after a long day and just talk Star Wars. Keep up the good work
As the Armorer said "The Mythosar will rise" and only one Mandalorian has the Mythosaur as his symbol... Boba Fett. Also he rises as a leader slowly unlike Din who is only focused on Grogu.
The Armorer: "The Mythosaur will rise"
Boba, two episodes earlier: "I've ridden beasts ten times its size"
Exactly, now Boba's entire character is being a leader and having a "tribe", Din only cares about Grogu as of right now
It the mythosaur skull is the symbol for all mandalorians. I not specific to boba or Jango.
I see I'm not the only one who saw these pieces and thought only Boba Fett could ride the mythosaur.
@@werewolfofmandalore a lot mandalorians in the past of ridden the mythosaur. Also they’re thought to be extinct
Tradition states whomever has the Dark Saber shall rule. All hail Din Djarin!
mandalore the redemmer din djarin
@@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp, All hail Mandalore the Redeemer!
This is the way
Bo-Katan: you're a zealot, I will rebuild Mandalore
The Armourer: you're not a true Mandalorian, you've removed your helmet
Din Djarin: f* you all, I just wanna go and drink some soup with Grogu and give him this gift
LMAO 🤣 good one
8:20. Sabine, “Karabast, my lady! You had one job ! One JOB!”
I still feel MoffG lost to Din on purpose. That he'd rather loose to Din to prevent Bo Katan from defeating him and therefore her getting the Dark Saber. MoffG seems smart enough for that.
Why would Moff Gideon care about Bo'Katan getting the Darksaber?
What??? Wth would he care?
His role in the Great Purge of Mandalore. Judging by his knowledge of Din. I'm sure he knows all too well who Bo Katan is, and the fact that she was hunting him down. He was also quick to point out that if Din gifted the Dark Saber to Bo Katan, it wouldn't be the same as her winning it in combat.
@@crazyeyez1502 - he was definitely gloating in that scene where Bo couldn't take the sabre. There's definite backstory there waiting to be revealed...
He saw the situation as a win win, if he did beat Din, one less problem. If he lost (which he did), he can give one last FU to them and cause a potential rift.
I'm skeptical about the prospects of Boba Fett becoming the next Mandalore. After all, if Bo-Katan's antagonistic attitude to him is any indication, Mandalorians who've been around before or during the Clone Wars would likely hold a grudge against Fett clones for helping the Empire subjugate their planet.
it really depends on what old guard characters like the Armorer think of him; I say “characters like” her because Armorer will dismiss him out of hand simply for having his armor removed by Jawas 😆… but there have to be other Coverts out there with keepers of the oral tradition, and their regard of Boba and Jango will speak to your good point
I think Boba will help the Mandalorians due to a shared enemy in the other crime syndicates. But I doubt he'll be Mandalore
Boba seems to be a better fit, albiet perhaps more reluctantly than his eagerness to rule a criminal empire. It would fit his whole “Rule with respect” mantra while maintaining his connection with the criminal underworld via proxies like how Maul ruled the shadow collective. Maybe it’ll become the canon variant of the smuggler’s alliance in legends?
@@kingbooomer9231 I don't know... Boba's main motivation for becoming a crime lord seems to be to pretty much settle down. Even if that doesn't contradict with the Mandalorians' warlike nature, what remains of Mandalorians seem to be the weirder and more self-righteous factions, Boba's status as a crime lord may not sit well with everyone.
@@sterasigma8734 Boba was The Manda'lor in legends and the motives he has here in BoBF is pretty much the same as legends Boba. He wants to settle down and be different, he even has a daughter.
Din Jarin has battled for the dark saber twice. He's won both battles. He is the Mandalore.
This whole thing kinda reminds me of the debate between legitimists, orleanists and bonapartists on who should be king/emperor if France ever went back to a monarchy.
I'm not sure if I love or hate that.
Far-Out
I'll read up on that.
Thanks
Has Mandalore ever been anything but a monarchy? Even in Clone Wars when there was no Mandalore they were still ruled by a duchess, which in aristocratic terms is one step down from princess.
Awesome video as always, I was wondering if you guys would maybe make a video about star fighter/ship customisation. Since mando’s new N1 I’ve been so inspired to make custom versions of other starfighters but I’m not sure what would be lore friendly 😅
I think he'll try to stay loyal to the Armorer and what she'd taught him, but when he goes to Mandalore he'll learn something there that will show him a better way that will help him unite the Mandalorians once again.
I have to say, even though it was mostly about the Mandalorian in the Boba Fett latest episode. It explained A LOT (about the darksaber) if you hadn't watched any of the previous animated shows.
I personally think Din will be the next Mandalore. The armorer doesn't really seem that interested in leading, the last time Bo Katan picked up the darksaber it led to the night of thousand tears & Boba Fett doesn't really seem that interested in ruling a planet he just wants to be a crime Lord. So that really leaves only one solid option than that is Din. And I'm sure he'll picked up a lot more experience throughout the Mandalorian and the series in Star Wars Universe continues.
Uhm , Grogu is about to get his armor .
@@Wally-pu2hh Dude, Grogu is still a child. The Mand'alor is needed right. now.
@@woohoo1849 in long terms however grogu gonna be perfect with the mandalorians having a king for 900 Years
@@woohoo1849 yeah , but grogu got his armor , I was right lol 😆
@@benzelwasington4059 exactly !!!
Well Din is caught between Bo & the Armourer. Thats a battle for the soul of Mandalore and could last multiple seasons or more. I can't see Din taking over in that dynamic. And if its Boba, that changes his character completely but maybe its his destiny. I think there would have to be alot of backstory with Jango for that to happen.. And then theres Sabine
Din Djarin or Boba, I would be happy with either.
Love your content! You’re the man
Din Djarin is going to be the Mand'alor, no question. Dude wears full silver armour and is friends with Boba Fett. Plus literally anywhere he goes he keeps making new allies and defeating all his opponents. No other Mandalorian can boast the same.
Boba will lead like a bantha!
Steady and plodding?
Awesome vid guys
Din Djarin is basically king Arthur, so he's a good candidate 🤔
"The Mandalorians never stood a chance against the Empire."
Looks at the Kaleesh who resisted the Empire for 30 years with nothing more than slug throwers and basic steel blades, who were such a devastating force that the Empire, even after finally beating them, gave them favorable positions within it despite being a less advanced alien race that were part of the Separatists during the Clone Wars and deified Grievous because holy shit if they decide to join the Rebellion and get up to date weapons and armor we're fucked.
They (the Mandalorians) did not stood a chance because of the infighting, had they been united outcome would have been different.
@@hawawa_ yeah.
That and Bo Katan basically gave Mandalore to the Empire on a Sliver platter but getting the republic to help her overthrow Maul
@@kyledayton7829 She gave the Empire perfect reason to destroy Mandalore, by starting idiotic rebellion and taking over the planet, with Empire at height of its power
@@bobafett9348 indeed!
Yet people still want her as Mand'alor?
The empire must’ve been going easy on them since they gave multiple ways of ending the fight very quickly in their favor.
Mand’alor the Uniter does have a nice ring to it.
The fact that Boba showed Din his chain code, thus canonizing Jango's connection to the Mandalorians, says a lot about where I think his story is headed. Not to mention that Jango would've technically been heir to Mandalore and, sorta by extension, Boba.
Boba doesn't give a shit about Mando stuff. He only cared about his daddy and his daddy's armor. Boba ain't gonna be the Mandalore
@@Ryvieous it could easily happen after all he becomes Mandalore in legends if my memory is correct. And while legends is apparently no longer Canon it kinda still is so yeah completely possible. Yes I know legends has been officially declared non-canon but for everything I've seen it's more correct to say that it's canon until either someone says so or it conflicts with a canon source because face they have been pulling a ton of stuff right out of legends
@@duogemstone Legends is non canon for a reason and just because some things are being taken from it doesn't mean other things will. The only reasons for Boba to become Mandalore in canon is to appease his fanboys and because he got the title in Legends. Nothing else supports the idea.
If the writers wanted him as a canidate, Boba wouldn't have declined to identify as a Mandalorian, he would have been present for the moment that the Darksaber's symbolic power was revealed by Moff Gideon, and he would be pushing on more Mando contacts than just picking up Din for extra muscle.
Din on the other hand is very much set up to become Mandalore. He's still very invested in Mandalorian culture and struggles with those obligations and those to his son. He's gotten a new ship that represents his changing role in the galaxy. He's got a redemption quest handed to him by the Armorer involving going to Mandalore. And he actually has the fucking thing and earned it properly. That it's fighting him but not completely dominating him like it did for Paz Vizsla is a sign that he's got a journey set up for him being able to properly use the thing.
@@Ryvieous wasn't saying he would be was point out it's not outside the realm of possibility.
With how much everyone has been pulling from legends yeah still say everything in legends is pretty much canon til something isn't, it's not like they only been pulling a little bit here and there quite a bit has made it over
Well being Heir to title Mandalore isnt possible as when old one dies usually durring combat new mandalore will rise eventually in to the power trough combat or personal journey
Perhaps Luke demonstrating that he hasn’t abandoned the destructive dogma of the Jedi is foreshadowing how Din will work to reform the Mandalorians as Mandalore.
Who's ready to see dinn take over as the new mandalore?!
Din is about to go work for Boba??
I am.
@@malachiashley528 With
Becoming a leader requires 6 things
Start on the inside. Great leaders always manage themselves. ...
Show appreciation to your employees. Knowing yourself isn't always enough. ...
Find a mentor. ...
Learn to be a team player. ...
Define a clear priority. ...
Getting your hands dirty.
Jastor mareel the best of mandalorians was one who made super commando codex he was not just great leader but a great teacher.
He shows true qualities of leadership
And pointed out flaws of mandalorians never let pride greed selfishness and thirst power get in the way of your goals.
This is lesson worth learning
Few things about Mand'alor...
By Resol'nare mandalorians were required to rally to Mand'alor, but not everyone could be a Mand'alor. Things like Darksaber (Disnely lore) or the Mask of Mandalore (Expanded Universe) were symbols, but in reality it was the prowess of the person and the support he had across the clans that made one Mand'alor. He/she had to be an established warrior, shrewd leader and have general respect of an overwhelming amount of Mandalorians.
In addition to that, there was no Mand'alor in the majority of Mando history. Mand'alore is only needed when the entire culture is at war... otherwise clans rule themselves independently.
There have been cases when clans refused to rally to an unpopular claimant which always leads to a civil war. Case in point, Mand'alor the Vindicated, Artus of clan Lok who took the title but several clans refused to bend the knee so he had to obliterate them, such as Clan Cadera.
Another such was Shae Vizla, who has two entire factions refuse her claim, the Hidden Chain and Ash'ad.
Basically, when someone claims the title, you either rally to him, or war against him.
Bo-Katan, I imagine, is SUPER unpopular among the Mandalorians. Her sister was an insult to the Mandalorian culture. She stood with the Jedi and brought republic invasion to Mandalore, ensuring Imperial subjugation of Mandalore. Mandalorians never forget... She would be considered a traitor and a pariah in the eyes of most clans.
Alternative point of view... Mandalorians shouldn't be a united people under a single leader on a planet somewhere, but instead back to the older style where they belong to smaller clan groups with tight relations that follow a similar code so they are still able to team up if needed, with some traveling space or them settling somewhere if they find a place they like. And with them sometimes training others if they find them worthy (doesn't have to be related, just worthy).
I could definitely see Din taking up the role with occasional assistance from Boba. Yeah the two planets are kinda on opposite sides of the galaxy, but homies gotta help each other out.
just realized that technically, Anakin should be the last legitimate owner of the Darksaber, Maul defeated Pre Vizsla and Maul in turn was defeated by Darth Sidious, and in the RoTJ, Vader throws old scrotum face down a shaft, defeating papa palpatine for shizzle.
So what happens when the wielder dies without being defeated in combat, who gets the blade then?
@@1006kelseygood question, I guess you could inherit it or claim it as a ancestral heirloom. Looking at how the darksaber was originally stolen from the Jedi temple in Coruscant during the Old Republic era, yet Clan Vizsla reclaimed it since it was the weapon of their ancestor. So if you accept this logic then any one from Clan Vizsla has a claim to it. Just an opinion.
@@Avinav13 & a member of clan Visla took hold of it, & then was defeated in combat . .
@@Avinav13 or Luke
I don’t know. Dave Filoni gave Sabine Wren two huge seemingly almost guaranteed destinies that I’m still not sure how they will play out. One being her destined to wield the darksaber, two being her destined to be forever United with Ezra Bridger.
I agree it should be Sabine Wren
@@kingmichaeljacko2923 Sabine should be with Ezra.
Din and his armour looks so good with the darksaber it makes me squeal like a child
Din Djarin is the raw Beskar that has been heated and molded into the weapon and symbol of his creed. Now, as a forge master tempers and cools their weapons, so too must he be tempered by wisdom and cooled by focus. Hopefully, a certain Jedi Master can be his next “Forge Master”.
OMG THE BUD KNIGHT IS A MANDALORIAN? MIND BLOWN!
Right now I'm thinking it'll be Din. Before the last BOB episode I would have said Bo Katan, but then they melted down that cool spear and introduced the concept of Din having to become worthy of the darksaber and learning to master it as well as giving him the quest to rediscover the living waters of Mandalore to redeem himself. And I'm sure at some point he'll find a living Mythosaur somewhere which he can ride.
As for Bo Katan, she wants it too much. She's willing to make too many compromises which go against the Mandalorian code of honor. Before I was thinking she was the only real choice and that she's just get the necessary character development, but now with Din being an option I think he's the better one.
As for Boba, he isn't even in the running for me. He doesn't consider himself a Mandalorian, he doesn't share their beliefs and he has completely different ambitions.
Choosing your nation's leader based on who holds a sword is dumb. Fighting on a cliff next to a waterfall is how it should be done.
I didn't realize how much the Bud Knight looked like a Mandalorian.
This would be awesome
“Lil precious grogurt” 😭😂
No one else mentioned the clip at 1:20, so I will. It made LOL for real, and if they get back to playing those ads on TV again, I will never be able to see the Bud knight the same way again. 😅😂🤣
Hopefully when Dinn goes to check on Grogu, Luke says, "Let me tell you thing or two about sabers and wacky religious cults with bizarre dress codes...."
I feel like the last mythosaur that the armorer talked about is Boba, and I don't think episode 5 of the book of boba would have been only Mando if all fo that lore wasn't specifically about what is coming in the next episodes.
LMAO at 8:20 "It was at this moment she knew she f*cked up" 😂
If only Bo Katan really had though.
Honestly I think bo katans a little burnt out from trying to rule mandolore. I also think fett doesn’t consider himself a member of the mandolorian people.Din Djarin will prolly learn how to use it when he picks up grogu in the next couple of episodes. It’d be very poetic to see Luke train din, as they’d both be on a quest to rebuild their respective orders and societies.
I know that it is Legends, but didn't the KotOR games say that the whole not removing helmet thing was meant to be a practice more specific to the Mandalore? Something about once they reach that title they are supposed to no longer be just the individual they were before, but the idea of the leader.
So if that is still somewhat canon lore, traditionalists started to put that idea as a fundamental idea of Mandalorian, over time. Or was it something like they were not meant to remove it once a Mandalore has called the people?
A great king does not seek power. He takes the mantle when he must.
There are no great kings.
Did you put the budlight knight commercial in your video as if it were a Mandalorian? Lol 😆 nice
I guess when everything sets down, Grogu will hold dark saber and rule Mandalore as a Mandalore-Jedi warrior.
What a great postulation my dudes!
Well Bo Katan did say that no outsider rules the Mandalorian when Maul took the throne and that was even after Pre Vizla saying "Like you said: only the strongest...shall rule." as his last words.
I mean Revan was not an Mandalorian and the Mandos loved him.
@@BansheeNT-D It's funny. His most hated enemy ended up his biggest fans.
I can see Boba and Din sharing hte Darksaber in the fight against the pikes before Din takes it with him to Mandalore. Similar to Thor and Steve Rogers sharing Mjolnir
5:55 😂 shout out Gus Fring!!
I think this:
1. The way they set up this new story, taking pieces of old, they've given themselves options
2. Din is becoming worthy to be the leader of Mandalore
3. Like you mentioned, he is uniting people. May it be unintentionally and not complete, he is the connection.
4. I think we have the opportunity to see something great and massive in the Star Wars universe that is both original and bringing forth information that hasn't been made canon.
I think what we have right now is great and could rival the whole "Jedi/Sith" storyline that was basically the face of Star Wars for so long.
I'd love to see Boba and Din starting their own Clan and training up foundlings in Jabbas Palace. With Boba accepting his father's Mando roots
⚡What happens if the Golden Mask resurfaces? Dose it supercede the Dark Saber?⚡
Yes
That would be awesome
I think this is a a pretty big hint from chapter 5: the Armorer says "The songs of eons past foretold of the Mythosaur rising up to herald a new age of Mandalore" ..Boba? he does seem to have a penchant for riding big beasts...
Like yo mama
I'm kidding
5:55 😂😂😂 yep, thats how I refer to Moff as well!
It is fitting that Din gets the blade, since he is a Child of the Watch... AKA Death Watch.
One thing that should definitely happen in Mando Season 3 is Din Djarin getting a serious Mandalore history lesson, and perhaps a dark saber wielding lesson. The perfect candidate for this imo would be Sabine Wren. And speaking of Sabine, what has she been doing all this time? Searching for Ezra? How did she react to the purge? Does she even know it happened?
Grogu, because it would be epic to see him with the dark saber.
Hello there friends welcome back to another episode of Generation Tech my name is The Mandalorian
Bo Katan is the definition of failing upwards
I think Boba Fett could be a good leader Because they have a LOT of experience and has the space if he wanted to have space for more mandaloreians
The only problem with that is that boba isn’t a mando
I predict that Din is going to learn a thing or two about being a leader through Book of Boba Fett and that in the actual season 3 of The Mandalorian he will slowly partially start rejecting the Creed of The “the watch” sect of Mandalorians and really get into Bo-Katan’s quest of reclaiming Mandalore… eventually ending up as ruler.
8:20 A surprise to be sure... But a welcome one
Seriously, nice one lol
I definitely think Boba could make a great leader of mandalore, especially as he gains more experience leading a criminal empire. he did become mandalore in legends as well.
but he doesn't want to rule mandalore, he rather carve out his own path.
meanwhile Din doesn't seem interested either but could grow into such a leader. especially if he has a good teacher.
like the one he just agreed to help out for free.
Boba would be a perfect mentor for Din, he has years of experience bounty hunting Din could relate to and learn from, and seeing how Boba leads during the coming war can shape how he'd want to lead.
I hope they both grow closer as these two series continue, Boba becoming like a father to Din, Boba acting as the father he lost, especially when Din is trying to protect his own son Grogu.
Din would continue to grow and possibly become mandalore and Boba would become the crime lord of the underworld as he expands his influence.
with these two factions leaders friendship the mandalorians and crime syndicates could become allies, a faction separate from the republic and empire that does its own thing
He becomes mandalore in legends
I think Din could become interested, he seems to feel true to his code still, so he may seek to reclaim what little is left of the waters of mandalore
@@tonyha29 yes, I said that in my comment
I'd say boba buy he doesn't have the desire. And mandolorians may never accept him due to his heritage. Bo katan is a good soldier but not fit to rule mandolore. I don't even know if I think din Jarin should rule mandolore but he is loyal enough and strong enough, he also takes his vows more seriously so I think he has the potential to be the new mandolore but he isn't ready yet. Maybe spending some time with bobba with get him to embrace his new calling
Then you see a fairly sized mandalorian covert get wiped out leaving only 2 survivors by the imperial remnant. Din would have his worked cut in for him to bring a fallen group of people back up.
House KREEZE (The Y in Kryze sounds like an IE). And it's SUHbean , not SAAHbean (Sabine). Why do people insist on mispronouncing words and names that have already been correctly pronounced in the shows multiple times over? It's like nails on a chalkboard.
Honestly, it would be a pretty nice curveball to have Boba take over. No, I will not elaborate.
I see a bitter war between Armorer and Bo with Din stuck in the middle. At the end it will be agreed by all that he should lead like Arthur... and he will (at the very end of the show) tell them all to go to hell, drop his helmet at their feet and walk away with Grogu.
So what do you think Dinn’s name would be as Mandolore? Mandolore the Redeemer?
he already has shiny king armor so Din is the perfect candidate
I still believe that Boba Fett will ultimately become Mand’alor, but Disney may allow Djarin to become a new hero. I’m looking forward to his evolution. Btw, Trial by combat is important in any warrior culture. Meritocracy is the entire point.
You want to have a skilled general and leader, lead you into battle or someone that's just a really good duelist? A trial by combat for supreme leadership is gonna create an extremely unstable system, liable to all sorts of external manipulation and general skulduggery.
You guys have the most reasonable take on Star Wars
I did not think of this until I watched this video and you brought up Ahsoka beating Maul: if the Mandalorians actually followed the tradition of who rules Mandalore via trial by combat, then technically it would have passed from Maul to Darth Sidious in the Clone Wars episode The Lawless, then from Sidious to Mace Windu to Anakin to Obi Wan in Revenge of the Sith, back to Anakin in A New Hope to Luke in Return of the Jedi
When he is ready, it should be Grogu.
I can take over in the meantime!😎
Been watching your vids for a while now and i have to say you always sound like your stoned
The Mask of Manda’lor is also made of Mythosaur bone
I know it doesn’t mean anything but in legends Boba would eventually become Mandalore.
I think it’s still setting up for that though. Honestly I think Mando isn’t really the leader type
I mean we got a much clearer picture of Mandalore,the dark saber,and the more story about the role and how to become it in the Book of Boba Fett so I think it’s foreshadowing Boba eventually wanting to position and either using his criminal empire or leaving Fennec in charge of it
Din I think will be a great Mandalor, his child of the watch upbringing (while definifely extremist) will give him a respect for his people's traditions and culture something to unite all mandalorians under, as well as a more open minded approach to dealing with the galaxy at large. A great blend of tradition and modernity.
I still need a time frame for the night of thousand tears, I've always had this idea that the death star was headed there before the scarif incident.
Grogu will, like clan Vizla, he will be another Mandalorian Jedi.
I'm waiting to see Bo Katan try the Cerce route.