Inori
NAWF
To achieve what exactly?
Disney+ The Mandalorian (Season 3)
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To achieve what exactly?
To rule that section of Mandolorians, the darksaber isn't needed for that
Inori
NAWF
Ehhh but they said it themselves when she was first introduced that section is small and looked at as a cult to the others.
She still needs the darksaber to unite the other houses/clans
This just the start, get this set under her control and then they all go after Din
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
Nah, it’s fine how it is. The only people who would say that aren’t very intrigued by the Mando culture and relationships.
I think it’s cool they’re deep diving into this. It’s far overdue for a culture that is 2nd only to the Jedi/Sith in the movie universe. Maybe it could be more grand because we’re only dealing with a very small sect of the culture, but it’s still valuable and sets up a reset of the entire culture.
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
Another dope ass episode and much needed after that bore of an episode last week.
Grogu origin story was cool. Black Jedi was getting busy with the dual wield! Dope they gave the actor some shine and redemption. Guess Grogu isn't a clone. He was probably being used to clone someone else though.
Bo really digging this version if Mando culture and that’s cool to see.
As a father, I liked the father/son dynamics in this episode. Din pushing Grogu and supporting him. Other Mando showing genuine love for his son.
Grogu origin story was cool. Black Jedi was getting busy with the dual wield! Dope they gave the actor some shine and redemption. Guess Grogu isn't a clone. He was probably being used to clone someone else though.
Bo really digging this version if Mando culture and that’s cool to see.
As a father, I liked the father/son dynamics in this episode. Din pushing Grogu and supporting him. Other Mando showing genuine love for his son.
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
Good to see Bo really diving into this version and Mando culture. I don’t think she has any ill will towards anyone. She’s questioning her beliefs and in a good way. She needs that foundation on which to build the culture back up. She’ll probably end up in a “friendly” duel with Din to get the dark saber and unite the sects under a more traditional version of the culture.
I’m catching up lol
I’m on the latest ep now
I just got to the part where they used hoisted grogu up on a wire twice to beat that kid in darts lol
Also Ep 3 was pretty damn good
I see why they would want to emulate Andor even if only for an ep
This is the way
I’m on the latest ep now
I just got to the part where they used hoisted grogu up on a wire twice to beat that kid in darts lol
Also Ep 3 was pretty damn good
I see why they would want to emulate Andor even if only for an ep
This is the way
Oh shit lakeith Stanfield saved grogu
Hmm…
There is really no overarching conflict to sink your teeth into at the moment but I will say it’s been okay so far but if another Ep passes without that being present I will say it’s kinda ehh
Like what does mando have to do besides stay with the convent? Something bad there would have to happen for the story to kick up. Then you would have to go from there.
Problem with that is, the season already at the halfway point so it kinda tells me maybe the story is a bit more self contained which makes the world building of ep 3 a bit more important
Inori
NAWF
I hope not lol. Let him talk regular like Yaddle and not whatever the fuck Yoda was doin
mike030270
Memes
I had to check to make sure I didn't click on another show lol
This was a dope episode and it pushed the plot forward. I expected Captain Teva to be ambushed at the end but that's weird as fuck that Mandalorians would break Moff Gideon out. My guess is it was the Armorer who was behind it