How did Moff Gideon crush the Darksaber? It's made of beskar... Also, it's hard for me to understand why Bo-Katan wouldn't come flying into Moff Gideon with the Darksaber... She should've done him exactly like she did the trooper right before that moment. That was a wasted opportunity... Could've taken his block clean off and called it a day.
I didn't catch it the first time round, but I really like how Ragnar is stood next to Axe in the Forge scene. I'd like to think Axe will train/guide Ragnar, as his way of honouring Paz's sacrifice.
I have to be honest, your channel is one of the few Star Wars reaction channels I watch. I used to consume all and any Star Wars reaction videos. But the amount of complaining and lack of knowledge of Star Wars has me only watching a handful of channels about Star Wars. I can’t wait for your reactions of Ahsoka.
This and Blind Wave are my favorites when it comes to Star Wars. And I find it cool that Blind Wave has an entire channel dedicated to Star Wars now called Star Wars Wave Squadron
Yes, and I felt that when she said he had to leave Mandalore and take his apprentice on his journey like his own teacher had, her voice cracked. I wonder if she was Dins teacher
I’m thinking that it would make sense that she was his teacher. She is seen guiding him and giving him more advice than with anyone else in their covert. Also it would make her being disappointed in him breaking The Creed make more sense since in this scenario she was the one who taught him The Way
Ya it's crazy how much different that line can be delivered and the actors do such a fantastic job. It reminded me of when Din said it to Bo when she told him about her father.
@@repusprimus2872 I guess if a tiny naboo starfigther has enough fuel to go across the galaxy, I can easily see jetpacks capable of running for a while.
@@repusprimus2872 In the episode with the Flying MOnster they literaly chased it for a whole day and only then ran out and that was usiing full throttle all the time. We see in the battle multiple times that they switch them on and off
@@Tar-Numendil Atmosphere yes, but i did not write atmosphere. i deliberately measured the whole scene by "cloud coverage" as this is the "visible" measurement we have.
There is something that everybody seems to keep forgetting..... NOT EVERY MANDO WEARS "FULL BESKAR" ! If you Remember from season one our boy started out with regular Durasteel Mando styled armor. His first piece (besides his helmet) was just a shoulder Pauldron. Only after his big payday did he have enough materials to upgrade to a full suit. Most do not get full Beskar, and might have pieces and parts. The imperials don't know the secrets of forging pure Beskar, and usually have Alloys, especially from mass production.
Few things I noticed that may or may not come up: the creed spoken at the end didn’t include not removing your helmet, I think that now that they have rebounded Mandalore it may not be required anymore. The scene at the forge, Ragnar was standing beside Ax. Since he and Paz seemed to have a bit of a rivalry, I think it is super touching if he takes Ragnar as his own apprentice. I would be so excited if that became a show of its own. With two planets already aligning with Mandalorians, I think there is real potential that Mandalore takes a place as a galactic contender again, with its own sphere of influence outside of the republic and imperial successors. Post sequel storylines might very well have a Mandalore contending with the others. The Mythosaur awakening, as Mandalore awakens. And the Armorer was totally leading Din to adopt grogu, I love her so much.
At the same time, I like how, before their complete victory together, when Bo's squad goes down into the garden cave, the helmeted Children are still together in the back, like they're working together, but not like everybody's just all happy together quite yet and emphasizing that they do still have different temperaments. Well done, extras, well done.
@@catherinesanchez1185 It does seem to contradict previous mandalorian naming conventions seen before though, for example Sabine Wren is Sabine of clan Wren, Bo-Katan Kryze is Bo-Katan of clan Kryze, Paz Vizsla was Paz of clan Vizsla etc
So glad you guys enjoyed it…much of the criticism of this finale is because people went in to it expecting some earth shattering “Luke Skywalker” moment. There were so many extraordinary moments in this finale.. my personal highlight was the aerial combat between the mando’s & imperials…just epic, and something I’ve never seen before on that scale!
They need to not over do Luke, same as Vader. Absolutely the most legendary characters in SW, but let’s create other ones. It’s also like a dead giveaway of what will happen. Luke shows up, absolutely no shot he loses any battle no matter the odds.
My take on the spies (an unpopular one) is that it was referring to the Dark Council and the spy on the "ground" floor on Corruscant for Gideon. Through their connections they were granted resources (probably more men) and the 3 praetorian guards. I think they named episode 7 "The Spies" so that we the audience would cast doubt. After all, the Mandalorians are known to have conflicts with different clans and groups. However, I think it was to confuse us, the viewer. They did show us the Spies of the Empire if you count the Dark Council members. After all, that was an intelligence meeting. We forget that these Mandalorians are the survivors of the single greatest tragedy to befall the Mandalorian race, The Purge. Even worse than the results of the Mando/Jedi(Sith) war that happened before the KOTOR franchise (I know it's not considered canon anymore, but still). So seeing them unite as Mandalorians first and foremost to counter the Imperial Remnants beskar wearing Commandos was a beautiful sight to behold. They truly took back their home and beskar.
I saw a theory about last weeks episode "The Spies" and it's not actually intending for anyone to be a "Spy" so to speak, sure Elia Kane is *the* spy but "The Spies" refers to 12 Judaic spies that investigated a town for Moses to see if it were safe for them to take over or live in or whatever, 2 of the 12 spies were confident they could conquer the town the others were exaggurating that it would be impossible. The episode is and the season as a whole is essentially this re-told!
I liked seeing all the different types of Mandalorians. There was a woman in the front row who looked liked she could have been a librarian or my 3rd grade teacher. It's as if, all types of people can be Mandalorians regardless of their trades or education or social status. To take and live by the Greed and be willing to fight for what you believe in is to be a mandalorian.
Remember, Hux was overseeing the force sensitive clone project and took Gideon to task for keeping Pershing for himself. Gideon was self-serving and saw himself as the Remnant's head.
I love the detail that Gideon broke Bo's hand when he crushed the darksaber. She's doesn't use her right hand the rest of the episode. She lights the forge with her left hand.
21:46 Man, the first thing I thought when I saw that was: Sabine would be so proud and happy to see this. I think based on that one interaction with Ezra in Rebels that a big dream of her was always to see nature alive and well again on her homeworld and here it is, the beginnings of nature returning after so many years (even before the empire there was already no nature because of the Wars between Mandalorian Factions) My personal theory for the Mythosaur right now is: I personally had the theory since I watched Rebels that many planets have creatures that are a manifestation of the Cosmic Force and help to keep their world in the balance as best as possible. The most obvious one being "The Bendu" but another "one" being Loth-Wolfes (in this case they are multiple and not a single creature though the white one seems to be the primary one). And, well, I think the Mythosaur could very well be that creature for Mandalore.
Its really cool that some people just have fun with the episodes, notice refrences and explain some elements to the audiance aswell. Some people say this finale was kind of a let down, but i really dont understand where they are coming from, because i think this finale was a proper one and it was amazing! Loved the ending.
I think I would have liked a few nonMandos getting involved. Previous seasons have been about rounding up a crew for the final heist. Sure we got the various Mandos, but honestly Mandos not recognizing they are part of a greater galaxy has been why they have been on the ropes so a few showing up to help because of Din would have helped cement that idea.
One thing that annoyed be though was that he 'only' helped by shoving them, or moving their weapons, while he literally almost force choked Cara Dune in S1. Would have been satisfying if he just offed one of the guards that way, lol.
@@San4311 I think that will discredit short period with Luke and his teachings and definitely push Grogu more to dark side. In S1 it was before all of that and Grogu is stronger, not falling to sleep anymore after using the force, yeeey.
I remember watching Rebels so many years ago and always thinking, My God, how great would these Mando battles be in live action. Jetpacks flying everywhere. Alas, I know we'll never get it. Well here we fucking are, and it's more gorgeous than I ever dreamed. Incredible
Those Praetorian Guards these last two episodes; "Should we ominously walk out from behind these crates yet?" "No, wait for a cooler line... ok Now!" *Music plays*
I think that scene with the Mythosaur was showing a potential connection already forming between the first forceful Mandalorian in ages. Perhaps that's how you ride a Mythosaur, by being force sensitive and devoting yourself to the way. Who knows, it could be the same creature that lives longer than even Grogu or Yoda, and sometimes decides a force user is worthy. All we really KNOW is that it doesn't seem interested in eating anyone, either when it watched Din and Bo go for a swim or now that people are taking baths in his pool.
Re: the surface Mandos not knowing about the base next to the Forge: the Forge hasn't moved in centuries, the base is reasonably new. It's not impossible that they knew how to get to it, but haven't visited it in quite some while. After all there's really not much there for them.
@@chazo1367 they are imperial super commandos, it says even in the subtitles commando. In SW rebels imperial commandos were mandalorians. these guys here look just like those same mandalorians and fight like they did in rebels using their equipment. after the empire beat Bo katan I'm sure those guys stayed with the empire even after.
@@chazo1367 also who else would show Gideon to use beskar since it wasn't any of our Mando's? it would have to be other mandalorians as in rebels they were building weapons for the empire then too.
The clones were ready, hence the eyes opening in Grogu's jump scare. I believe they killed a clone and Gideon was long gone. Someone pointed out the clones are clean shaven while Gideon had a mustache. While Gideon may have shaved, those little details often matter.
Wtihout Grogu, Mando would have been done more than a few times. Bo-Katan too. I think he couldn't use the force while in IG-12 and it takes time to get him going, like that mock duel with Ragnar. I can see Grogu re-making the dark saber and eventually becoming the leader of Mandalore post Bo-Katan and even Ragnar. Maybe Ragnar can become a major character of even his own series with Grogu. Yoda was 900 years old when he died. So approx, every 50 human years = 4-5 years. So when Grogu becomes a teenager, the equivalent at 13, he would be around 140-150 human years old and will be hanging with Ragnar's kids.
I've seen someone say that the armorer's "horns" could be referencing the fires of the forge, and I love that. It would explain why no one bats an eye to them. Maybe armorers liked to adorn their helmets in such ways, who knows.
Can I just say how great it was that Woves escaped the Arcataz cruiser during the crash? I was thinking that they were going to kill him off as a counterpart to Paz, but once he descended into atmosphere, I wanted him to escape but thought they would just kill him off, but then he does the logical thing and escapes with his jet pack like a badass.
Love that they gave the pair of 'em, Paz and Axe, send-offs that perfectly suited them and their respective groups -- Paz getting the stubborn but honorable warrior's death, doin' his part to ensure as much as possible that everyone else could get out without chase, and Axe taking out the base with Gideon's own ship but gettin' outta there like the more pragmatic and practical contemporary Mandos he's a part of. They can work well together and complement each other without abandoning their respective mindsets.
I mean, people that got cut in half and return were sithlords. This mofo is cooked well-done. Maybe his memory lives on as you mention, or he had clones or DNA stored - who knows, but the original Gideon is definitely dead af lol
Especially after earlier she flew in, crashed into Gideon and was like, 'I've got this. Go save your kid.' Five minutes later, does the same thing with the kid, but the kid's like, 'My turn.'
I love that with the black and red armour, the horns and the double-ended staff, Moff Gideon resembled Maul during the fight with Bo-Katan. It's like Bo was fighting for Mandalore against the previous usurper of Mandalore who killed her sister.. It's like poetry. It rhymes.
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Why is nobody talking about when they were redoing the baptism of the young Visla. The Armourer left out the part of vowing not to remove his helmet!!!
I literally did the math for Axe's flight and depending on atmospheric density and air resistance it's actually semi-plausible to do that with a jetpack unless I messed something up. Mandalore is an Earth-like planet, so I'll assume its gravity is similar (9.83m/s^2), and I'll assume Axe Woves, armour, jetpack and all, is about 100 kg. The energy density for something like LNG would be 50 MJ/kg, and even having something like 70 MJ/kg in Star Wars wouldn't be crazy to imagine. I'll assume the height he'd fly to would be 400 000 m, which is the orbital height of the ISS on Earth. I calculated that, based on the canonical diameter of Mandalore (9200 km) and the assumption of its gravity being similar on the surface that the mass of the planet Mandalore is 3.117 kg *10^24, about half that of the Earth with 5.972 kg * 10^24. From this we can calculate that the gravitational acceleration will decrease to about 8.32 m/s^2 by the time he reaches the ships, but we'll also assume that air resistance takes a bite out of the energy along with some inefficiencies given Carnot efficiency ratio limits etc. so we'll say it's fine. The main question as to could that be done is the air resistance and the power of the jetpack. Launching a rocket in a vacuum is child's play compared to trying to bust a missile through an atmosphere. I'll assume the drag coefficient is 0.82, the cross-sectional area is 0.1 m^2 (even multiplying by 10 here would only increase the end mass of the fuel he has by about 2 kg). His velocity has to be above the escape velocity of about 9509m/s, and he'd have to go through the first 150 000 m with an atmospheric density which starts at around 10^(-3) g/cm^3 and goes to 10^(-12) g/cm^3 in a logarithmic fashion, I'll model this as an integral of (-0.054 ln(x)+0.2453) from 0 m to 150 000 m, which is 4.45885. The atmospheric resistance adds an energy cost of 16 500 000 J. With this we get that the energy needed to fly that high is mgh=100*9.83*400000 J+16 500 000 J which is approximately 416 500 000 joules or 417 MJ. With LNG, this would weigh about 8 kg, and assuming an even more efficient fuel it could weigh even less, maybe even 6 kg. It would have a volume of about 8 L to 6 L which is a lot, but you could probably get that into the jetpack. The remaining questions are the properties of Beskar and the power of the jetpack; most normal objects would disintegrate in this flight from the heat and friction and I'm going to bet that jetpacks like that are basically hypertechnology, but I mean, it's not impossible I guess.
As someone in my first physics class, I love this. If you still don’t like your calcs, you could consider the fleet lower than the ISS. This was AWSOME to read lol
The Mando survivors explicitly say anyone that tried to go down to the forge never came back. Probably BECAUSE of the imps. They knew where it was but couldn't get to it.
I'm not sure how I reconcile Din Grogu with Ursula and Sabine Wren and Boba Fett, son of Jango Fett. And now we get to see more of The Mandalorian hunting Imperial Remnants which convenient places him in position to help support Ahsoka in her search for Thrawn. Finally, I hope we see more of the scattered Mandalorians returning home to rebuild. Give me Fenn Rau damnit.
Here is my theory with the name either, Din is his family name, as in my culture, you always address with the family name first, then the given name. Since the Mandalorians are a warrior type culture that are nomadic in Star Wars (at that point at least), I think it is a nod towards Mongolian name giving. When you are born, you get a family name, which is the given name of the father and since The Hu is canon in Star Wars with Jedi Fallen Order, I wouldn't be surprised if that is just some cultural inspiration from it.
My theory: there are more Gideon clones, and a byproduct of their having the Force will be that they can channel his ghost. Much like how the Starkiller clones in The Force Unleashed 2 all develop clone madness from remembering Galen's life through the Force.
I loved it. This could have been the end of the show. Din sitting on his porch watching Din Grogu oh I mean Sir Din Grogu playing with frogs. He now can show up in whatever show he wants going forward
Mythosaur is just a symbol that the planet has reawakened and can be brought back to life, just like the plants. Book of Boba Fett already had a Kaiju fight, no need to repeat that so soon.
Gideon feared force sensitives before he saw Luke. Notice in the early seasons, Gideon was confident until he saw Luke and you can see the fear for the first time. Gideon was driven by fear of the Jedi and Sith because he did not have the force. This fear made him surround himself with Pretorian guards and beskar wearing storm troopers. That fear lead him to wrap himself in beskar dark trooper armor with hydraulic augmentation for super strength. He trusts no one but himself and thought a clone army of force sensitive Gideons were the only way to protect himself from other force sensitives. My point is that all of Moff Gideon's actions were driven by fear.
The emphasis on "*THIS* is the Way" the Armorer put reminds me of the older Mandalorian stories in Star Wars, and just how important family is- by blood or forged in battle. Adoption is a common Mandalorian practice, and seeing it play it in live action with that emphasis just made me very happy.
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Did this episode seem to anyone else like a video game? Like him opening the shields in order to fight the guards in sequence definitely could be a level. Idk, it was entertaining, but the Bad Batch felt like the mature show with strong emotional moments and stakes and the Mandalorian was the lighthearted reprieve this season.
We have seen plenty of western naming conventions across all the rest of the mandalorians.... Fett, Kryze, Wren, Vizla, etc. I believe the name "Din " is a honorific identifying an adopted individual who now has a direct family connection. Think of it as a title altering a base name similarly to the suffix xxxx-son or xxxx-dotter, As a foundling you may have no name, only a family name or only your first name. We don't know the rules and they could easily differ between cultures and sects of the tribes.
An intersting detail during the baptism scene of Ragnar Vizla: During the first attempt the Armorer was about to finish with making him swear to never remove his helmet, something she didn't do here. That would mean that the children have accepted that wearing the helmet is a choice, not a duty, wouldn't it?
tragedy and twists make for better stories, but it was so damn refreshing to get a happy ending for once. [we have the looming threat of thrawn of course, but so nice to enjoy this for now] so much of the best star wars is dark (revenge of the sith, empire strikes back, end of clone wars, recent bad batch, etc)…. it’s cool to finally have an ending with badass action where things work out for the heroes this time. there may have been a few questionable choices this season but overall it was epic imo.
36:14 I wouldn't write Gideon off just yet. He has an agent on Coruscant and she had Dr. Purshing gather necessary equipment to beginning cloning in ones room and she's in control of that now. Elia Kane is his eyes and ears and very loyal. This wasn't Gideon's only base remember? He had a cloning base on Nevarro too, so I think it's safe to assume he has clones elsewhere too. I wouldn't be surprised if he came back in season four or a spin off. Thrawn might have got named dropped in this series, but I don't think we'll see him in it, at least not anytime soon. Gideon IS Mandalore's nemesis, and while they seemingly got revenge on the guy who orchestrated its fall, Gideon still has plans in actions happening elsewhere and you've got to know that Mandalore's armor is out there keeping the Empire safe. Mandalore will not rest until they get back everything the Empire stole from them and right everyone wrong done to others with their image and armor. Over all, I liked the finale. This team gets better with each series. The areal combat was awesome! I want them to get a new fight choreographer, though. The people in armor can't see well and it's clear that they can't--I was getting The Last Jedi flashback's watching their melee =/ Since there all covered from head to toe, can't they get skilled fighters who can memorize the choreography and go at it? Faster passed fight sequence would help things in a huge way. If they can fix this by next season I'll be a happy camper. Like everyone else, I'd like to see longer finale's too, but I've got to admit they had enough time to wrap up this story. I just want to see them break the mold, even if only once a season. Why can't we get an hour episode? Why does every story have to come in under an hour? Yeah, I know they're expensive to make, but you're telling me that they can't make even one story longer than the norm?
This episode was amazing! Now we see what he wanted Grogu for. I think this ties a lot of things together, and it allows Din and Grogu to go on more adventures like in the first season. I think even if Gideon isn't gone, I think Thrawn could do away with him, it seems he's the one that's going to be the big fish now. I don't think Din will miss Mandalore because he didn't grow up there. I also think that this leads to a great possibility for Din to visit Mandalore and Boba, or even give Bo, Axe, and the Armorer for their own story, I woudln't mind that.
Episode was weird. Gideon saw Mando on the map and is then shook about the killed clones?!?!? Beskhar made darksaber gets destroyed?!?!! Imperial Super Commandos don't hit any shot?!?!
@@k_u_e_r_i_s_u_e Gideon went to find them but they likely went another way and he didn’t have the map with him, that was in the command centre, he also didn’t know that Din had R5 who could locate the command centre. His armor is beskar power armor or beskar iron man suit, it has hydraulics so it was able to damage the dark saber. Imperial super commando or not, plot armor has always been superior in Star Wars over everything.
Everybody was hell bent on identifying a spy because the previous episode was named “The Spies”. But very few paused to think about how ridiculous it would have been to name an episode after something that was not revealed in said episode. The best explanation for the title that I’ve seen is that it refers to the whole scout team of Mandalorians who “spied” out the conditions of the planet, much like Moses and Joshua sent spies to check out the promised land.
Bo Katan went full Walkyrie!!! That was PEAK STAR WARS Indeed!!!! I only wish they had had a ceremony to honor Paz Vizsla Hopefully he'll have a statue in season 4 Notice how his son Ragnar did NOT have to utter the "From this moment on, I shall never remove my helmet." He had stopped at “From this moment on, I shall never…" in episode 1 of S3
It's a little thing, but I appreciate the fact that for Gideon to have broken the saber WHILE it was in Bo's hand means he had to have broken her hand, too. To that end, Katee doesn't use her right hand again for the rest of the episode, even when lighting the forge.
I absolutely agree with you. I'm already binge-watching season 3 again. This is what I love about this show is that all three seasons you can just binge watch repeatedly and never get bored. To include season 2.5 in Boba Fett😁
I will admit, I was so suspicious about the Armorer and Axe. I thought for sure one of them would turn but I apologize to both of them. Especially Axe who was a total badass this episode.
Man, in a world filled with the worst nit picky and negativity towards the franchise, its always nice to find positivity and people who just enjoy stuff and if they didn't they just move on but appreciate what's good. I hate how reactionary and click baity 90% of Star Wars RUclipsrs are. Kudos to you guys for being chill and true to yourselves.
Watching Din flood the clone room made me so happy, because something similar to that is how Luke and Mara destroyed Thrawn’s clones in the Hand of Thrawn books. I loved seeing the parallels between Legends and current canon.
I thought this episode was a fantastic finale. It wraps up the storyline for Moff Gideon and also leaves the door open now for Thrawn's return, as well as the continuing adventures of Din and Grogu. After what they said at SWC about Din not being the only main character of the show anymore, I feel like "The Mandalorian" show could continue and follow Bo-Katan and the other Mandalorians rebuilding, while the adventures of Din and Grogu could continue in "Rangers of the New Republic" alongside Carson Teva. But either way, I'm just happy to get more Star Wars, to see a live-action sorta-adaptation of Heir to the Empire, and also get some more Carson Teva. Dude deserves a leading role in a series.
Great reactions fellas 🍻, I loved this episode, also thought it was cool the Armourer didn’t say the “ do not remove your mask “ this time in the kids ceremony 👍🏻 that’s some growth baby.
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How did Moff Gideon crush the Darksaber? It's made of beskar...
Also, it's hard for me to understand why Bo-Katan wouldn't come flying into Moff Gideon with the Darksaber... She should've done him exactly like she did the trooper right before that moment. That was a wasted opportunity... Could've taken his block clean off and called it a day.
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I can just see grogu at the hut like 600 years from now sitting by a now massive tree and fondly remembering his dad. 🥲
Of all the people to kill Gideon, I did not expect it to be Axe Woves with a light cruiser smash.
I didn't catch it the first time round, but I really like how Ragnar is stood next to Axe in the Forge scene. I'd like to think Axe will train/guide Ragnar, as his way of honouring Paz's sacrifice.
Ragnar can never be too far away from his axe.
I have to be honest, your channel is one of the few Star Wars reaction channels I watch. I used to consume all and any Star Wars reaction videos. But the amount of complaining and lack of knowledge of Star Wars has me only watching a handful of channels about Star Wars. I can’t wait for your reactions of Ahsoka.
This and Blind Wave are my favorites when it comes to Star Wars. And I find it cool that Blind Wave has an entire channel dedicated to Star Wars now called Star Wars Wave Squadron
Omn1media is pretty good as well
I fully agree. This channel, Star Wars Meg, Star Wars Explained, Blind Wave & HelloGreedo are some of the most chill and positive ones.
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Yes! This! 🙌🏼❤️
The way The Armorer said This Is The Way when Din formally adopted Grogu gave me chills
Could she have been his adoptive Mother?
I think she was waiting for this to happen . Remember she told him to take care of him to begin with .
Yes, and I felt that when she said he had to leave Mandalore and take his apprentice on his journey like his own teacher had, her voice cracked. I wonder if she was Dins teacher
I’m thinking that it would make sense that she was his teacher. She is seen guiding him and giving him more advice than with anyone else in their covert. Also it would make her being disappointed in him breaking The Creed make more sense since in this scenario she was the one who taught him The Way
Ya it's crazy how much different that line can be delivered and the actors do such a fantastic job. It reminded me of when Din said it to Bo when she told him about her father.
in this episode, they had one of the best Jetpack battles I've ever seen. It's nice to know nobody ran out of fuel.
I was thinking that when axe went orbit. Infinite fuel
@@repusprimus2872 I guess if a tiny naboo starfigther has enough fuel to go across the galaxy, I can easily see jetpacks capable of running for a while.
@@repusprimus2872 In the episode with the Flying MOnster they literaly chased it for a whole day and only then ran out and that was usiing full throttle all the time. We see in the battle multiple times that they switch them on and off
@@bastik.3011 Is that so? I thought the were chasing the creature a while and suddenly ran out of fuel
@@Tar-Numendil Atmosphere yes, but i did not write atmosphere. i deliberately measured the whole scene by "cloud coverage" as this is the "visible" measurement we have.
There is something that everybody seems to keep forgetting.....
NOT EVERY MANDO WEARS "FULL BESKAR" !
If you Remember from season one our boy started out with regular Durasteel Mando styled armor. His first piece (besides his helmet) was just a shoulder Pauldron. Only after his big payday did he have enough materials to upgrade to a full suit.
Most do not get full Beskar, and might have pieces and parts.
The imperials don't know the secrets of forging pure Beskar, and usually have Alloys, especially from mass production.
Few things I noticed that may or may not come up: the creed spoken at the end didn’t include not removing your helmet, I think that now that they have rebounded Mandalore it may not be required anymore.
The scene at the forge, Ragnar was standing beside Ax. Since he and Paz seemed to have a bit of a rivalry, I think it is super touching if he takes Ragnar as his own apprentice. I would be so excited if that became a show of its own.
With two planets already aligning with Mandalorians, I think there is real potential that Mandalore takes a place as a galactic contender again, with its own sphere of influence outside of the republic and imperial successors. Post sequel storylines might very well have a Mandalore contending with the others. The Mythosaur awakening, as Mandalore awakens.
And the Armorer was totally leading Din to adopt grogu, I love her so much.
it's unfortunate Paz's big gun overheated before he died, that was the reason his jetpack was sparking malfunctioning
I love how blended the crowd of Mandalorians was at the relighting of the Forge. Stronger together.
Ragnar standing next to Ax Woves was also a true cool moment
@@kennethjackson4716 Good story for future, Ax didn't get along with Paz but he respected him enough to look after his son.
@@kennethjackson4716 Haha. Ragnar next to an axe (and 'wo[l]ves'). Seems appropriate.
At the same time, I like how, before their complete victory together, when Bo's squad goes down into the garden cave, the helmeted Children are still together in the back, like they're working together, but not like everybody's just all happy together quite yet and emphasizing that they do still have different temperaments. Well done, extras, well done.
The biggest revelation here is that "Din" was his surname the whole time.
Now, I want to know who “adopted” him.
This is common in Asian cultures . The last name goes first . Since tribal identity is big in their culture this would make sense
@@catherinesanchez1185 In Chinese naming, the last name goes first, then the name of your given generation, and then your first name.
@@catherinesanchez1185 It does seem to contradict previous mandalorian naming conventions seen before though, for example Sabine Wren is Sabine of clan Wren, Bo-Katan Kryze is Bo-Katan of clan Kryze, Paz Vizsla was Paz of clan Vizsla etc
I'm guessing that Din Grogu is similar to Norse naming practice where they include his father's name. So instead of Grogu Dinson, it's Din Grogu
"Does Grogu really need to be here for the boss fight?" - oh man if you only KNEW!
So glad you guys enjoyed it…much of the criticism of this finale is because people went in to it expecting some earth shattering “Luke Skywalker” moment. There were so many extraordinary moments in this finale.. my personal highlight was the aerial combat between the mando’s & imperials…just epic, and something I’ve never seen before on that scale!
They need to not over do Luke, same as Vader. Absolutely the most legendary characters in SW, but let’s create other ones. It’s also like a dead giveaway of what will happen. Luke shows up, absolutely no shot he loses any battle no matter the odds.
@@CommanderOfRussia1 People, especially in the Star Wars fandom loves to make their speculation into expectation then into disappointment.
My take on the spies (an unpopular one) is that it was referring to the Dark Council and the spy on the "ground" floor on Corruscant for Gideon. Through their connections they were granted resources (probably more men) and the 3 praetorian guards.
I think they named episode 7 "The Spies" so that we the audience would cast doubt. After all, the Mandalorians are known to have conflicts with different clans and groups. However, I think it was to confuse us, the viewer. They did show us the Spies of the Empire if you count the Dark Council members. After all, that was an intelligence meeting. We forget that these Mandalorians are the survivors of the single greatest tragedy to befall the Mandalorian race, The Purge. Even worse than the results of the Mando/Jedi(Sith) war that happened before the KOTOR franchise (I know it's not considered canon anymore, but still). So seeing them unite as Mandalorians first and foremost to counter the Imperial Remnants beskar wearing Commandos was a beautiful sight to behold. They truly took back their home and beskar.
I saw a theory about last weeks episode "The Spies" and it's not actually intending for anyone to be a "Spy" so to speak, sure Elia Kane is *the* spy but "The Spies" refers to 12 Judaic spies that investigated a town for Moses to see if it were safe for them to take over or live in or whatever, 2 of the 12 spies were confident they could conquer the town the others were exaggurating that it would be impossible. The episode is and the season as a whole is essentially this re-told!
Finally, someone got it right you’re absolutely correct
This is the right answer.
I liked that this episode showed that the Mandalorian are actually people of honor and integrity.
I liked seeing all the different types of Mandalorians. There was a woman in the front row who looked liked she could have been a librarian or my 3rd grade teacher. It's as if, all types of people can be Mandalorians regardless of their trades or education or social status. To take and live by the Greed and be willing to fight for what you believe in is to be a mandalorian.
Beskar plated bitch is the best description of Gideon I have ever heard 🤣
That Axe was able to jet from the surface all the way up to the cruiser was impressive. Such a visually stunning episode
Remember, Hux was overseeing the force sensitive clone project and took Gideon to task for keeping Pershing for himself. Gideon was self-serving and saw himself as the Remnant's head.
Yeah what a hypocrite
I'm impressed that the mandos have since grown, not to require ragnar to say that he will never remove his helmet. for mandalore!!
For MANDALORE
I love the detail that Gideon broke Bo's hand when he crushed the darksaber. She's doesn't use her right hand the rest of the episode. She lights the forge with her left hand.
You see Paz’s boy standing next to Axe?! Hope he takes him as his apprentice to pay respects to his Father.
If memory serves me right, they also didn’t mention keeping the helmet on in the creed for this episode. A changing of times.
21:46 Man, the first thing I thought when I saw that was: Sabine would be so proud and happy to see this. I think based on that one interaction with Ezra in Rebels that a big dream of her was always to see nature alive and well again on her homeworld and here it is, the beginnings of nature returning after so many years (even before the empire there was already no nature because of the Wars between Mandalorian Factions)
My personal theory for the Mythosaur right now is:
I personally had the theory since I watched Rebels that many planets have creatures that are a manifestation of the Cosmic Force and help to keep their world in the balance as best as possible. The most obvious one being "The Bendu" but another "one" being Loth-Wolfes (in this case they are multiple and not a single creature though the white one seems to be the primary one). And, well, I think the Mythosaur could very well be that creature for Mandalore.
The Mandos flying into each other reminded me of the Battle Of The Bastards when the horses just crash into each other
Its really cool that some people just have fun with the episodes, notice refrences and explain some elements to the audiance aswell. Some people say this finale was kind of a let down, but i really dont understand where they are coming from, because i think this finale was a proper one and it was amazing! Loved the ending.
👍👍👍👍👍 yep
only letdown for me is i was expecting a space battle
@@tase245 instead we go a midair jetpack fight, seems fair. Although a space battle is unmatched
I think I would have liked a few nonMandos getting involved. Previous seasons have been about rounding up a crew for the final heist. Sure we got the various Mandos, but honestly Mandos not recognizing they are part of a greater galaxy has been why they have been on the ropes so a few showing up to help because of Din would have helped cement that idea.
Grogu using the force to save Din and Bo was a throwback to Rebels for sure❤❤
Or S1 Finale of Mando
@@Sully2001 or both!! Hahaha
That callback from the S1 finale is great.
One thing that annoyed be though was that he 'only' helped by shoving them, or moving their weapons, while he literally almost force choked Cara Dune in S1.
Would have been satisfying if he just offed one of the guards that way, lol.
@@San4311 I think that will discredit short period with Luke and his teachings and definitely push Grogu more to dark side. In S1 it was before all of that and Grogu is stronger, not falling to sleep anymore after using the force, yeeey.
Moff: "By adding the one thing I never had"
Banduu: "A dyck"?
🤣
Thought the same thing, Gideon was such an arrogant fool. Looking forward to Thrawn, one of the few imperials who is a worthy opponent.
I remember watching Rebels so many years ago and always thinking, My God, how great would these Mando battles be in live action. Jetpacks flying everywhere. Alas, I know we'll never get it. Well here we fucking are, and it's more gorgeous than I ever dreamed. Incredible
Those Praetorian Guards these last two episodes;
"Should we ominously walk out from behind these crates yet?"
"No, wait for a cooler line... ok Now!" *Music plays*
I knew IG-11 was gonna come back as the marshall of Nevarro.
Never forget The mouse droid squadron.. truly loyal imperial heroes find a bridge to name after them
And everyone in Star Wars LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER and NOTHING BAD HAPPENED TO ANYONE EVER AGAIN.
I think that scene with the Mythosaur was showing a potential connection already forming between the first forceful Mandalorian in ages. Perhaps that's how you ride a Mythosaur, by being force sensitive and devoting yourself to the way. Who knows, it could be the same creature that lives longer than even Grogu or Yoda, and sometimes decides a force user is worthy. All we really KNOW is that it doesn't seem interested in eating anyone, either when it watched Din and Bo go for a swim or now that people are taking baths in his pool.
"They're commandolorians."
Okay, that was smooth....😎👌
Re: the surface Mandos not knowing about the base next to the Forge: the Forge hasn't moved in centuries, the base is reasonably new. It's not impossible that they knew how to get to it, but haven't visited it in quite some while. After all there's really not much there for them.
I was so happy there were no Mandalorians betraying Mandalorians!!!
well i mean if you ignore all the guys in the white being mandalorians than yeah 😃 lol
@@DIRTYDONUT35X they aren’t, they are imperial remnants wearing beskar alloy armor, they aren’t Mandalorians, just a bunch of imperial loyalists.
@@chazo1367 they are imperial super commandos, it says even in the subtitles commando. In SW rebels imperial commandos were mandalorians. these guys here look just like those same mandalorians and fight like they did in rebels using their equipment. after the empire beat Bo katan I'm sure those guys stayed with the empire even after.
@@chazo1367 also who else would show Gideon to use beskar since it wasn't any of our Mando's? it would have to be other mandalorians as in rebels they were building weapons for the empire then too.
The clones were ready, hence the eyes opening in Grogu's jump scare. I believe they killed a clone and Gideon was long gone. Someone pointed out the clones are clean shaven while Gideon had a mustache. While Gideon may have shaved, those little details often matter.
The imagery of the burning light cruiser was epic. Reminded me of the death animation of ships in the "Empire at War" game but in live action
You two are great together!
Wtihout Grogu, Mando would have been done more than a few times. Bo-Katan too. I think he couldn't use the force while in IG-12 and it takes time to get him going, like that mock duel with Ragnar.
I can see Grogu re-making the dark saber and eventually becoming the leader of Mandalore post Bo-Katan and even Ragnar. Maybe Ragnar can become a major character of even his own series with Grogu. Yoda was 900 years old when he died. So approx, every 50 human years = 4-5 years. So when Grogu becomes a teenager, the equivalent at 13, he would be around 140-150 human years old and will be hanging with Ragnar's kids.
I've seen someone say that the armorer's "horns" could be referencing the fires of the forge, and I love that. It would explain why no one bats an eye to them. Maybe armorers liked to adorn their helmets in such ways, who knows.
Can I just say how great it was that Woves escaped the Arcataz cruiser during the crash? I was thinking that they were going to kill him off as a counterpart to Paz, but once he descended into atmosphere, I wanted him to escape but thought they would just kill him off, but then he does the logical thing and escapes with his jet pack like a badass.
Wasn’t it also Gideons own cruiser that fell upon him?
@@sackthebastard Yep, that was the Cruiser Mando & crew took over in the S2 Finale when they rescued Grogu (& got rescued by Skywalker)...
@@sackthebastard gotta give Axe credit, he returned it to its original owner, little crispier than before but still good.
Love that they gave the pair of 'em, Paz and Axe, send-offs that perfectly suited them and their respective groups -- Paz getting the stubborn but honorable warrior's death, doin' his part to ensure as much as possible that everyone else could get out without chase, and Axe taking out the base with Gideon's own ship but gettin' outta there like the more pragmatic and practical contemporary Mandos he's a part of. They can work well together and complement each other without abandoning their respective mindsets.
I mean, people that got cut in half and return were sithlords. This mofo is cooked well-done. Maybe his memory lives on as you mention, or he had clones or DNA stored - who knows, but the original Gideon is definitely dead af lol
You were right about the fight being an only Mandalorian battle. I did like that Grogu sensed the Mythosaur.
And it sensed him - that’s coming back into the play in the future I am sure
@@ZillahMoore we were teased he has the power with the Rancor in BOBF
No one gonna talk about how Bo tried to protect grogu with her little shield? But then grogu was like, "It's okay, I got both of you."
Especially after earlier she flew in, crashed into Gideon and was like, 'I've got this. Go save your kid.' Five minutes later, does the same thing with the kid, but the kid's like, 'My turn.'
I love that with the black and red armour, the horns and the double-ended staff, Moff Gideon resembled Maul during the fight with Bo-Katan. It's like Bo was fighting for Mandalore against the previous usurper of Mandalore who killed her sister..
It's like poetry. It rhymes.
Thanks for another great season of reactions. The fact that you obviously love SW, and know so much of the lore makes your channel a real joy to watch.
Why is nobody talking about when they were redoing the baptism of the young Visla. The Armourer left out the part of vowing not to remove his helmet!!!
I literally did the math for Axe's flight and depending on atmospheric density and air resistance it's actually semi-plausible to do that with a jetpack unless I messed something up.
Mandalore is an Earth-like planet, so I'll assume its gravity is similar (9.83m/s^2), and I'll assume Axe Woves, armour, jetpack and all, is about 100 kg. The energy density for something like LNG would be 50 MJ/kg, and even having something like 70 MJ/kg in Star Wars wouldn't be crazy to imagine. I'll assume the height he'd fly to would be 400 000 m, which is the orbital height of the ISS on Earth. I calculated that, based on the canonical diameter of Mandalore (9200 km) and the assumption of its gravity being similar on the surface that the mass of the planet Mandalore is 3.117 kg *10^24, about half that of the Earth with 5.972 kg * 10^24. From this we can calculate that the gravitational acceleration will decrease to about 8.32 m/s^2 by the time he reaches the ships, but we'll also assume that air resistance takes a bite out of the energy along with some inefficiencies given Carnot efficiency ratio limits etc. so we'll say it's fine.
The main question as to could that be done is the air resistance and the power of the jetpack. Launching a rocket in a vacuum is child's play compared to trying to bust a missile through an atmosphere. I'll assume the drag coefficient is 0.82, the cross-sectional area is 0.1 m^2 (even multiplying by 10 here would only increase the end mass of the fuel he has by about 2 kg). His velocity has to be above the escape velocity of about 9509m/s, and he'd have to go through the first 150 000 m with an atmospheric density which starts at around 10^(-3) g/cm^3 and goes to 10^(-12) g/cm^3 in a logarithmic fashion, I'll model this as an integral of (-0.054 ln(x)+0.2453) from 0 m to 150 000 m, which is 4.45885. The atmospheric resistance adds an energy cost of 16 500 000 J.
With this we get that the energy needed to fly that high is mgh=100*9.83*400000 J+16 500 000 J which is approximately 416 500 000 joules or 417 MJ. With LNG, this would weigh about 8 kg, and assuming an even more efficient fuel it could weigh even less, maybe even 6 kg. It would have a volume of about 8 L to 6 L which is a lot, but you could probably get that into the jetpack. The remaining questions are the properties of Beskar and the power of the jetpack; most normal objects would disintegrate in this flight from the heat and friction and I'm going to bet that jetpacks like that are basically hypertechnology, but I mean, it's not impossible I guess.
As someone in my first physics class, I love this. If you still don’t like your calcs, you could consider the fleet lower than the ISS. This was AWSOME to read lol
My fave part of this finale. IG11 has literally become RoboCop. LOL
Its funny people just assumed 'Spies' meant more than one. Not that it was just saying there are Imperial Spies in the New Republic.
The Mando survivors explicitly say anyone that tried to go down to the forge never came back. Probably BECAUSE of the imps. They knew where it was but couldn't get to it.
Hands down why I watch you're channel is you guys know all the lore and details and easter eggs of SWG/SWEU. Keep doing what you're doing. Cheers!
I'm not sure how I reconcile Din Grogu with Ursula and Sabine Wren and Boba Fett, son of Jango Fett.
And now we get to see more of The Mandalorian hunting Imperial Remnants which convenient places him in position to help support Ahsoka in her search for Thrawn.
Finally, I hope we see more of the scattered Mandalorians returning home to rebuild. Give me Fenn Rau damnit.
We really got Live Action Bo Katan leading a huge jetpack fight with the Darksaber...this was straight up clone wars final season stuff!
Here is my theory with the name either, Din is his family name, as in my culture, you always address with the family name first, then the given name. Since the Mandalorians are a warrior type culture that are nomadic in Star Wars (at that point at least), I think it is a nod towards Mongolian name giving. When you are born, you get a family name, which is the given name of the father and since The Hu is canon in Star Wars with Jedi Fallen Order, I wouldn't be surprised if that is just some cultural inspiration from it.
Cool visuals,great aerial fights,Din and Grogu fighting Pretorian Guards was a highlight for me :)
“Commando Mandos”
“Commandolorians”
“This Beskar plated bitch”
I cannot with you two!!! 😂😂
My theory: there are more Gideon clones, and a byproduct of their having the Force will be that they can channel his ghost. Much like how the Starkiller clones in The Force Unleashed 2 all develop clone madness from remembering Galen's life through the Force.
Imagine they put those pits in the hallway just so the guards in the middle could turn around, piss, then go back to business.
I loved it. This could have been the end of the show. Din sitting on his porch watching Din Grogu oh I mean Sir Din Grogu playing with frogs. He now can show up in whatever show he wants going forward
A KORKIE reference....thats all I wanted 😂
Mythosaur is just a symbol that the planet has reawakened and can be brought back to life, just like the plants. Book of Boba Fett already had a Kaiju fight, no need to repeat that so soon.
When Gideon was infusing the Force in his clones, this wasn't just revenge against the Mandalorians. It was also revenge against Luke.
Gideon feared force sensitives before he saw Luke. Notice in the early seasons, Gideon was confident until he saw Luke and you can see the fear for the first time. Gideon was driven by fear of the Jedi and Sith because he did not have the force. This fear made him surround himself with Pretorian guards and beskar wearing storm troopers. That fear lead him to wrap himself in beskar dark trooper armor with hydraulic augmentation for super strength. He trusts no one but himself and thought a clone army of force sensitive Gideons were the only way to protect himself from other force sensitives. My point is that all of Moff Gideon's actions were driven by fear.
@@surfntrucks And with his Force-sensitive clones, Gideon would've tried to destroy the Jedi.
Out of all the reactors you always come across as the most knowledgeable and I appreciate that, subscribed
Dins instructions to R5 is a call back to Cylons, his look and Katie Sackhoff. "By your command".
19:51 Yeah, I worked for a firm in which some people pronounced it, "Oh, Sha!!!" :-)
"Maybe he's just a f'kn G right now!" - what Axe Woves hopes will be on his tombstone some glorious day.
My guess is the guards don't stand between the shields all day. It's just because they are under attack.
The emphasis on "*THIS* is the Way" the Armorer put reminds me of the older Mandalorian stories in Star Wars, and just how important family is- by blood or forged in battle. Adoption is a common Mandalorian practice, and seeing it play it in live action with that emphasis just made me very happy.
Start watching you both about a month ago, honestly the genuine reactions and the knowledge are next to none. I’ve watched literally every reaction I think at this point. Y’all the best
Did this episode seem to anyone else like a video game? Like him opening the shields in order to fight the guards in sequence definitely could be a level. Idk, it was entertaining, but the Bad Batch felt like the mature show with strong emotional moments and stakes and the Mandalorian was the lighthearted reprieve this season.
The flying scenes were so awesome that I have no words. And I'm pretty sure Darth Gideon is still alive
Darth?
@@gbozzi05_ probably because he wants to be the next darth Vader. The suit and all that stuff, especially wanting the force.
We have seen plenty of western naming conventions across all the rest of the mandalorians.... Fett, Kryze, Wren, Vizla, etc.
I believe the name "Din " is a honorific identifying an adopted individual who now has a direct family connection. Think of it as a title altering a base name similarly to the suffix xxxx-son or xxxx-dotter,
As a foundling you may have no name, only a family name or only your first name. We don't know the rules and they could easily differ between cultures and sects of the tribes.
The Beskar troopers never had a chance, the Mandalorians had the high ground.
An intersting detail during the baptism scene of Ragnar Vizla: During the first attempt the Armorer was about to finish with making him swear to never remove his helmet, something she didn't do here. That would mean that the children have accepted that wearing the helmet is a choice, not a duty, wouldn't it?
tragedy and twists make for better stories, but it was so damn refreshing to get a happy ending for once. [we have the looming threat of thrawn of course, but so nice to enjoy this for now]
so much of the best star wars is dark (revenge of the sith, empire strikes back, end of clone wars, recent bad batch, etc)…. it’s cool to finally have an ending with badass action where things work out for the heroes this time. there may have been a few questionable choices this season but overall it was epic imo.
I like to think that the Mando's flying in mass is how they use to blitz everyone back during the Old Republic. A whole army of drop troopers. Lol
The fact that any Star Wars fan REASONABLY thought the *Armorer* was a spy just shows you how stupid people can be. Criminy!
36:14 I wouldn't write Gideon off just yet. He has an agent on Coruscant and she had Dr. Purshing gather necessary equipment to beginning cloning in ones room and she's in control of that now. Elia Kane is his eyes and ears and very loyal. This wasn't Gideon's only base remember? He had a cloning base on Nevarro too, so I think it's safe to assume he has clones elsewhere too. I wouldn't be surprised if he came back in season four or a spin off. Thrawn might have got named dropped in this series, but I don't think we'll see him in it, at least not anytime soon. Gideon IS Mandalore's nemesis, and while they seemingly got revenge on the guy who orchestrated its fall, Gideon still has plans in actions happening elsewhere and you've got to know that Mandalore's armor is out there keeping the Empire safe. Mandalore will not rest until they get back everything the Empire stole from them and right everyone wrong done to others with their image and armor.
Over all, I liked the finale. This team gets better with each series. The areal combat was awesome! I want them to get a new fight choreographer, though. The people in armor can't see well and it's clear that they can't--I was getting The Last Jedi flashback's watching their melee =/ Since there all covered from head to toe, can't they get skilled fighters who can memorize the choreography and go at it? Faster passed fight sequence would help things in a huge way. If they can fix this by next season I'll be a happy camper.
Like everyone else, I'd like to see longer finale's too, but I've got to admit they had enough time to wrap up this story. I just want to see them break the mold, even if only once a season. Why can't we get an hour episode? Why does every story have to come in under an hour? Yeah, I know they're expensive to make, but you're telling me that they can't make even one story longer than the norm?
This episode was amazing! Now we see what he wanted Grogu for. I think this ties a lot of things together, and it allows Din and Grogu to go on more adventures like in the first season. I think even if Gideon isn't gone, I think Thrawn could do away with him, it seems he's the one that's going to be the big fish now. I don't think Din will miss Mandalore because he didn't grow up there.
I also think that this leads to a great possibility for Din to visit Mandalore and Boba, or even give Bo, Axe, and the Armorer for their own story, I woudln't mind that.
Episode was weird. Gideon saw Mando on the map and is then shook about the killed clones?!?!?
Beskhar made darksaber gets destroyed?!?!!
Imperial Super Commandos don't hit any shot?!?!
@@k_u_e_r_i_s_u_e Gideon went to find them but they likely went another way and he didn’t have the map with him, that was in the command centre, he also didn’t know that Din had R5 who could locate the command centre. His armor is beskar power armor or beskar iron man suit, it has hydraulics so it was able to damage the dark saber. Imperial super commando or not, plot armor has always been superior in Star Wars over everything.
This was awesome. Cinema quality. The end felt like a series finale: and they lived happily ever after.
"the green dot" "mouse droids are all snitches; hall monitor" hahaha
Everybody was hell bent on identifying a spy because the previous episode was named “The Spies”. But very few paused to think about how ridiculous it would have been to name an episode after something that was not revealed in said episode. The best explanation for the title that I’ve seen is that it refers to the whole scout team of Mandalorians who “spied” out the conditions of the planet, much like Moses and Joshua sent spies to check out the promised land.
Bo Katan went full Walkyrie!!! That was PEAK STAR WARS Indeed!!!!
I only wish they had had a ceremony to honor Paz Vizsla
Hopefully he'll have a statue in season 4
Notice how his son Ragnar did NOT have to utter the "From this moment on, I shall never remove my helmet."
He had stopped at “From this moment on, I shall never…" in episode 1 of S3
It's a little thing, but I appreciate the fact that for Gideon to have broken the saber WHILE it was in Bo's hand means he had to have broken her hand, too. To that end, Katee doesn't use her right hand again for the rest of the episode, even when lighting the forge.
I absolutely agree with you. I'm already binge-watching season 3 again. This is what I love about this show is that all three seasons you can just binge watch repeatedly and never get bored. To include season 2.5 in Boba Fett😁
Axe IS the G of this episode. I was so wrong thinking he had ulterior motives.
The return of a somewhat used spaceship, delivered to the owners front door😉
I will admit, I was so suspicious about the Armorer and Axe. I thought for sure one of them would turn but I apologize to both of them. Especially Axe who was a total badass this episode.
Man, in a world filled with the worst nit picky and negativity towards the franchise, its always nice to find positivity and people who just enjoy stuff and if they didn't they just move on but appreciate what's good. I hate how reactionary and click baity 90% of Star Wars RUclipsrs are. Kudos to you guys for being chill and true to yourselves.
I enjoyed this Finale! My heart needed that after the Bad Batch left it pieces
Enjoyed watching y'all Mandalorian season 3 journey. Catch y'all on the next Star Wars project
Watching Din flood the clone room made me so happy, because something similar to that is how Luke and Mara destroyed Thrawn’s clones in the Hand of Thrawn books. I loved seeing the parallels between Legends and current canon.
Din taking out those beskar troopers by yeeting them off the walkway was so satisfying, that was my playstyle in Jedi Fallen Order.
I thought this episode was a fantastic finale. It wraps up the storyline for Moff Gideon and also leaves the door open now for Thrawn's return, as well as the continuing adventures of Din and Grogu. After what they said at SWC about Din not being the only main character of the show anymore, I feel like "The Mandalorian" show could continue and follow Bo-Katan and the other Mandalorians rebuilding, while the adventures of Din and Grogu could continue in "Rangers of the New Republic" alongside Carson Teva. But either way, I'm just happy to get more Star Wars, to see a live-action sorta-adaptation of Heir to the Empire, and also get some more Carson Teva. Dude deserves a leading role in a series.
Great reactions fellas 🍻, I loved this episode, also thought it was cool the Armourer didn’t say the “ do not remove your mask “ this time in the kids ceremony 👍🏻 that’s some growth baby.
I knew there was something missing ! That’s cool . He’ll probably still adopt the “ orthodox” way out of respect for his father