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The Mandalorian is a space Western and the first live-action series in the Star Wars franchise streaming on Disney+
The Mandalorian is a space Western and the first live-action series in the Star Wars franchise streaming on Disney+. It begins five years after the events of Return of the Jedi and stars Pedro Pascal as a bounty hunter who is hired to retrieve "The Child".
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In Season 3 we see that there are children and if we assume that not all are foundlings. Do they reproduce amongst them and if yes do they have to keep their helmets on during intercourse? Im not trying to be weird but id like to win an argument lol.
I know the composers of the shows are different and I can't offer any examples because I just am not that dedicated. But there are MANY similarities in the soundtracks of the Lost and Mandalorian. And perhaps in other latter Star Wars productions also. Maybe They are able to recycle the material after long enough time has passed between the productions..
Pic taken at Celebration in Anaheim
it was such a cool weapon and im sad it went away like that
In the season 1 Finale, after IG-11 kills the two Stormtroopers, he takes Grogu and rides the floatercycle into the city which he should see is crawling with Storm troopers. IG-11 tells Mando he is conducting his base function: to nurse and protect. But that doesn't make sense in-universe. The safest thing for IG-11 to do is to take Grogu back to the razor crest and fly away. I understand that the writers needed to send IG-11 into the city to save Mando and company but it makes no sense if you think about it. IG-11 knew that Storm troopers are a threat to Grogu because he saw that Kuiil was killed by them and that they kidnapped Grogu. Even if he didn't know the city was festering with Stormtroopers, he should have seen it from afar and turned around. Instead r he Rolls in and shoots up the place with the baby tied to his chest. That's insane.
I loved his rifle, but I don’t know what happened to it.
Whoever did this deserves a good bonus check.
I'm a bit confused, everyone.
In the beginning of The Mandalorian series, Grogu was tiny but possessed amazing powers—he stopped a giant creature from harming Mando, and he even shielded him from intense flames. But in Season 3, even after getting trained by Luke Skywalker, Grogu seemed almost powerless. What he performed didn’t seem nearly as impressive as what he did in the earlier seasons. Why is that?
I absolutely loved Seasons 1 and 2, but I never got around to watching Season 3 for various reasons. I know this sub may be somewhat biased, but is Season 3 worth watching? I was kind of turned off once I saw that Grogu returned and completely erased multiple seasons worth of character development for both him and Mando. What do you guys think?
Black Series figs shot by me.
On the last episode of the series and it felt like I’m watching a very well written video game. with all the quests and side quests they went on some scenes feel like a cut scene some like a scripted event some a CRPG dialogue really felt like I’m watching a play through and I hope they make a game out of this series and give it to a competent studio like larrian
Just me?