Jeddha was destroyed in a mining accident straight from Lord Vader's mouth and that is the absolute imperial truth because Lord Vader would not lie about such a grave and catastrophic event.
Ooh I loved this video! No one else on RUclips that I’ve seen has delved into the importance of Din Djarin and his family all wearing red robes in the flashback scenes. I think this will definitely be meaningful to the story of why it was so significant that he saved Baby Yoda.
Could have been worse, the sequel trilogy could have revealed that midichlorians were in fact _Thetans…_ And then Tom Cruise and Jon Travolta could star in the trilogy.
Interesting 🤔 So how much does Din understand about the Force? Maybe he wasn't taught to think of it as a way to move objects with the mind, but as more of a spiritual thing. So he didn't recognize what the kid was doing. And as for speculations about Din being Force sensitive, maybe he's got a very subtle connection, or a broken connection because of the trauma he went through.
Two tiny details in season one stood out, Mando's fam with their funky robes, and the woman with the kid on the planet where Mando meets Cara Dune who was suspiciously good at firing a blaster. I do hope both of those things are expanded on as the series progresses.
They are life day robes. He has been losing Star Wars credibility for awhile. Either that or ge intentionally but incorrect info to increase the engagement of his vid. If that is the case. Well played.
You’re thinking of the Festival of the Ancestors on Pasaana, but they didn’t only wear red robes. Life Day is observed by Wookies, and the red robes are solely worn by them.
A lot of people know that before Dave Filoni worked on Star Wars he worked on Avatar: The Last Airbender, but his very first animation job was actually King of the Hill
@@mikewaterfield3599 Duel of the Fates wasn't Lucas script, but they own. But whiny crybaby haters didn't wasn't anything original after TLJ and Disney was scared, so they rehire Jar Jar Abrams to give what fanboys wanted. So a trash!
@@mikewaterfield3599 Or if you talk about whole thing with Disciples of the Whills, then there are alternative TLJ posters showing whole cast in red robes. That didn't play any role in the movie beside Luke having his red Kyber on the neck, but it actually could be build up for sub-plot involving Luke's ghost talking about that in Dual of the Fates. Sadly we would never learn because pretenders hating blindly on Disney fuck up everything 0_0
@@TheRezro three simple concepts for you. First, art is highly subjective, one woman's masterpiece is a fandoms trash. Second, everyone is a critic and only the weak can't stand criticism. Third, the customer is always right. Disney is welcome to make whatever films they wish. That said when you create stories based in an existing fictional verse people can and will notice things that are incongruous with the established cannon. You know like actually having to train to learn an ability? If you create something, you are NOT entitled to profit from it. Fans do have a say in what is made through their wallet. Playing to a fan base is called smart business. There's a reason the line "get woke go broke" exists. Insulting, and deliberately attempting to drive away an existing fanbase in the hope of a new fanbase is just ignorant. Incidently, john Williams wrote the "duel of fates" and is a lifelong friend of George Lucas, and indeed everyone worthy of note in film making. Lastly, the "sequals" are objectively poorly made films. As for the box office take, when balanced against the buget (production, marketing, merchandising, ect.) They have not been successful. Disney paid over four billion to lucas, and has spent an estimated 2.8 billion making star wars films. Now balance that against box office take and ask yourself how successful those Darth Kennedy movies have been? "Joker" by contrast cost just over 50 mil and grossed over a billion, that is a success.
Years ago I had a BMW motorcycle helmet that had two safety catches you had to simultaneously push in their top corners to release the helmets lower face/ chin/neck guard - without which you could not get the helmet off as it extended under the chin [good helmet, kept my neck and my head (mostly) intact in a 140+ km/h impact]. I didn't tell a friend about the catches when she wanted to try the helmet on… it was a fine balancing act judging how long was enough to get her amusingly annoyed without stepping into _seriously pissed off._ Just a thought, what if a Mando's helmet release got jammed? The BMW helmet release was occasionally a bit difficult…
The Mandolorian's homeworld also looks a lot like Jedha to me. Maybe not the city, but during the clone wars it would be considered strategic if the CIS wanted to build a death star. I think your onto something here and something that Disney should develop if their not planning on going there.
Good theory, but in that case he shouldnt have been confused when he saw the wee baby yod using the force, or when the armourer brought up the jedi, right? He obviously remembers enough of his childhood.
You know it could make sense why he wanted baby Yoda to love, obviously because hes a child, but maybe also because he felt a connection to him that he didnt realized was that baby Yoda is strong with the force
Hi Generation Tech I love your videos they have given me lot's of new knowledge on Star War's. I was wondering if you would do a video on the rise of the First Order from start to where we see it in Episode 7
I’m pretty sure it’s life day. In episode 1 the blue dude on the bounty puck mentioned it and if you look into it the first life day on screen in the 70s they wear the life day red robes.
Light hearted as ever and the helmet well economic for all things Mando, more on Mando's family unimportant , single guy with baby sitting duty. The secret plans for the Star killer Destroyer my own imaginative pondering , (I could probably get a paragraph together and not sub to parties as there is no necessity. )probably wouldn't be in Mandalorian space but he's our hero again. Sure the Red robes are Imperial color which is reflective of our own victims of Imperial might on what laterally becomes Earth and history. The senates safe for perhaps forever though and this seems watchable. It's not triumph of the wills of which post war reconstruction of the European humanoid imperial model along with other feudal Disney castle type of influence possibly too but sure is a slow colour in the spectronomy but it was written on earth by warm blooded humanoids after all.
I think the droids attacked on Life Day in which everyone wears red robes Still, if Din was from a cult, I’d love to see him wear a red robe suit and a red cape under his beskar armor, it’d look sick
Check out helmets off etsy. I'd get a nice cast helmet from a vendor... not one like what's in this video a 30 dollar helmet from China is garbage and will probably give you covid. Drop 150 to 300 on a nice cast helmet from an etsy vendor or a company like nme props
I never thought of this. Y'all bring up Good questions. Could you do more on the super star destroyers? Their my favorite ships. Thanks and keep up the good work! J
When you touched your helmet I saw that it gave.... I could make you a much better bucket. With lords also wore black. The red of their guard, I would suspect as you said, demonstrating power symbolizing the blood of any who would oppose the leader. But the black with the sith, I would suspect that it represents shadow. In the background more influencing rather than hammering beliefs.
Does anyone else think that Jedi aren’t religious? Well, consider the definition of religion and the definition of belief. •Religion is the belief and worship of a supernatural power. •Belief is thinking something exists without proof it exists or knowing it exists. So the Jedi clearly know the force is real. So they don’t believe in it, because they don’t need to. They definitely don’t worship it either. I have never heard a Jedi pray. However, the Jedi do have similarities with many religions. Meditation is practised in many religions, but it is also used by people who aren’t religious or using it for religious purposes to clear their minds. The Jedi robes can be interpreted as a sign of religion. But aren’t they more like a uniform? Not only that, but Thrawn describes Anakin’s jedi apparel as “the garb of a warrior” and explains to a confused Skywalker about how it allows for movement and yet has other functions. Not all Jedi wear actual Jedi robes. Some Jedi, like Luminara Unduli and Barriss Offee wear Mirialan robes, which are similar. Some Jedi, like Aayla Secura and Ahsoka Tano wear other types of clothing, usually worn by members of their species. Wookieepedia states that Aayla Secura was permitted to wear her own clothes, but in the colours and, to an extent, style, of Jedi robes. And this isn’t directly religious either; it has been hypothesised that the first Jedi came from Tatooine (I’m not sure how that works), and as such, wore desert clothes. Some Jedi probably considered it a religion. Many outsiders, like Wilhuff Tarkin, considered it a religion. But that isn’t necessarily correct. While the Jedi all (or most) lived in a temple, were taken at a young age and practised mysterious abilities, consider this question. What else would you call a Jedi temple? Base don’t have much of a ring to it. Neither does command centre. The Jedi had to take younglings at an early age to fit in the training and stop them from turning to the dark side. The no attachments thing was ridiculous, and bound to fail from the beginning, but look at the Jedi of the High Republic era. They could marry, have children and have attachments. And the whole point of the High Republic era is to show the Jedi getting it right. Are all superheroes* monks or cultists? No. Do they have mysterious powers? Yes. So while the Jedi have several features that are reminiscent of religions, they don’t exactly fit the definition. Not when you look closely. Although words like “temple”, “order” and “meditate” draw you into this illusion. But if you think Jedi are religious, monks, or cultists, that’s fine. I don’t intend to change anyone’s opinion here, just present my own and make people think more about subjects so often taken for granted. Thanks for spending so much time reading this. *Please spare me, I know almost nothing about super heroes but I’m pretty sure they aren’t all monks of some kind. But please don’t yell at me, it was the only example I could find.
Love your sense of humor - the helmet and rading a Jedi temple post order 66. LOL Wait wait wait...George Lucus is L. Ron Hubbard, and the sequal trilogy would have given us another "Battlefield Earth"? {shudder} Just kidding.
OK so based on comments and several other pieces of information we know that it might’ve been a light day there was a lot of illusions to light day at the first episode of the Mandalorian and we have these robes the whellwe also have the whell Setting things up with Yoda just before service order 66 maybe baby Yoda is a reincarnation maybe that’s how the species Procreate but nice shout out about the robes
Hey, this might be already thought of, but since the show is supposed to touch on the origin of the First Order, what if Baby Yoda/The Child was cloned to be a host of Palpatine's spirit? Like, if Yoda was the most powerful individual Palpatine faced, what if he tried to clone Yoda as an insurgency for when he dies hed have a super powerful host for his spirit to live on? So then Baby Yoda would be a Palpatine too?
Might be why he's not more surprised by baby yoda force fondling the space rhino and yet doesn't know anything about the space sorcerers. Selective force knowledge because of the Whills and being a kid.
You can't be blamed for not thinking of the Christmas special lol. They're totally Life Day robes. Mom & Pop Djarin were "killed on Christmas". Probably just for the sake of an extra layer of tragedy.
Its already happened, in cannon you have tarre vizla, the mando jedi, and in legends you have bardan jusik who had been a jedi and venku skirata who was the son of a jedi and a clone commando.
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Major error at 4:15 "Jedha specifically Jedha city *is* home to a lot of pilgrims"
Should be past tense *"was* home"…
Alakamblam
Jeddha was destroyed in a mining accident straight from Lord Vader's mouth and that is the absolute imperial truth because Lord Vader would not lie about such a grave and catastrophic event.
Lol
@@anthonydivon5571 And a few days later Alderan was also unfortunately lost to a mining accident.
I just realized Jedha is basically the Jerusalem of Star Wars
not anymore, got blown up lol
Jerusalema
theirs a place sorta named that in Arabia
@@goodmind4940 Only a little bit
@@allmightlionthunder5515 yea in Hezjaz (Region in Saudi Arabia)
“Pheraps din dijarn was in a cult or religious group”
Season 2 ep 3: ah yes
When you make enough Star Wars RUclips videos you eventually will accidentally predict the future
@@GenerationTech "accidentally"
@@noahm.9091 lmao.
@@GenerationTech it’s settled you are the simpsons of Star Wars.
@@coolminecraft1457 nah, that's robot chicken
Ooh I loved this video! No one else on RUclips that I’ve seen has delved into the importance of Din Djarin and his family all wearing red robes in the flashback scenes. I think this will definitely be meaningful to the story of why it was so significant that he saved Baby Yoda.
That would be a very interesting turn of events, if true. It would make Din Djarin's meeting with The Child seem destined by The Force.
Considering what came to light in today’s episode, he is still in a cult.
Lmao
keep in mind it was a terrorist who told him that
@@jalkfs7033 do you mean because she was part of Death Watch?
@@jackiedaytona9625 more like she was the lynchpin in the fall of mandalore. Plus she was a family killing zealot.
@@snikerz5886 and a slaver
George Lucas was on set for Rogue One, I guess he put Disciples of the Whills in Rogue One. Sneaky George Lucas.. :)
Eghm? What! And maybe he make also alternative posters to TLJ then? No, he did not 0_0
@@TheRezro The point is George Lucas made Disciples of Whills, Disney Canon. Everything after is the continuation of that Canon.
Could have been worse, the sequel trilogy could have revealed that midichlorians were in fact _Thetans…_
And then Tom Cruise and Jon Travolta could star in the trilogy.
I was REALLY hoping that Allen would take his helmet off at the end and it would be American Ben or something lol.
he kinda got on my nerves
Interesting 🤔 So how much does Din understand about the Force? Maybe he wasn't taught to think of it as a way to move objects with the mind, but as more of a spiritual thing. So he didn't recognize what the kid was doing. And as for speculations about Din being Force sensitive, maybe he's got a very subtle connection, or a broken connection because of the trauma he went through.
I have a theory..... It has to do with Beskar
It's the Spanish Inquisition!!!!!!
NOBODY expects the Spanish INQUISITION!
@@fightingfalcon777 Our chief weapon is surprise! Surprise and fear..I'll come back again. (Heads back to the door)
You can’t Torquemada anything!
@Dani Rijnsburger Malicious acting. We'll soon change your mind about that! Beagles. Fetch the comfy chair!
Don't you mean the Jetta inquisition? No one expects that
Two tiny details in season one stood out, Mando's fam with their funky robes, and the woman with the kid on the planet where Mando meets Cara Dune who was suspiciously good at firing a blaster. I do hope both of those things are expanded on as the series progresses.
I thought they were robes for Life Day.
They are life day robes. He has been losing Star Wars credibility for awhile.
Either that or ge intentionally but incorrect info to increase the engagement of his vid. If that is the case. Well played.
Same
benjamin fletcher or he’s just throwing out random predictions and theories like every single star wars you tuber
You’re thinking of the Festival of the Ancestors on Pasaana, but they didn’t only wear red robes. Life Day is observed by Wookies, and the red robes are solely worn by them.
When you’re just trying to celebrate life day but you get accused of being in a religious cult
A lot of people know that before Dave Filoni worked on Star Wars he worked on Avatar: The Last Airbender, but his very first animation job was actually King of the Hill
Damnit Bobby
From one cult to another. Give the poor guy a break
Well as of the latest episode you actually got it right, he is in a Cult😳
FAX
@@poopdiscoop5574 Mando is a Scientologist confirmed
@@jackomeara6395 LMAO
One thing the red robes are also connected with life day celebrations as well
What if Din is found to have the force. He could return Mandalor to power by wielding the Dark saber and understand the force.
This is what I want to see
Dude, the helmet gag was so good
I really do hope this is canon cuz that would mean that Din went immediately from one cult to another.
i was curious and translated the aurebesh on the cover of "the journal of the Wills" and it translates to "along time ago in a galaxy far far away"
The Whills deserve the appreciation Disney denied to them when they rejected Lucas' scripts for his sequel trilogy.
They need to make a TV series based on them before the Imperial occupation
Disney rejects sensible plots in favor of SJW shopping lists that somehow include being a total shill for a totalitarian, communist, dictatorship.
@@mikewaterfield3599 Duel of the Fates wasn't Lucas script, but they own. But whiny crybaby haters didn't wasn't anything original after TLJ and Disney was scared, so they rehire Jar Jar Abrams to give what fanboys wanted. So a trash!
@@mikewaterfield3599 Or if you talk about whole thing with Disciples of the Whills, then there are alternative TLJ posters showing whole cast in red robes. That didn't play any role in the movie beside Luke having his red Kyber on the neck, but it actually could be build up for sub-plot involving Luke's ghost talking about that in Dual of the Fates. Sadly we would never learn because pretenders hating blindly on Disney fuck up everything 0_0
@@TheRezro three simple concepts for you. First, art is highly subjective, one woman's masterpiece is a fandoms trash. Second, everyone is a critic and only the weak can't stand criticism. Third, the customer is always right. Disney is welcome to make whatever films they wish. That said when you create stories based in an existing fictional verse people can and will notice things that are incongruous with the established cannon. You know like actually having to train to learn an ability? If you create something, you are NOT entitled to profit from it. Fans do have a say in what is made through their wallet. Playing to a fan base is called smart business. There's a reason the line "get woke go broke" exists. Insulting, and deliberately attempting to drive away an existing fanbase in the hope of a new fanbase is just ignorant.
Incidently, john Williams wrote the "duel of fates" and is a lifelong friend of George Lucas, and indeed everyone worthy of note in film making.
Lastly, the "sequals" are objectively poorly made films. As for the box office take, when balanced against the buget (production, marketing, merchandising, ect.) They have not been successful. Disney paid over four billion to lucas, and has spent an estimated 2.8 billion making star wars films. Now balance that against box office take and ask yourself how successful those Darth Kennedy movies have been? "Joker" by contrast cost just over 50 mil and grossed over a billion, that is a success.
Every detail in this series has purpose. I think you have a valid point here
So he traded one cult for another (the Disciples of the Whills for the Children of the Watch)? Good to know.
Him wearing a Mandalorian helmet reminds me of Doomcock
Dude, you were very close. He’s in a cult that is different to the other Mandalorians.
maybe he's been in two cults
@@GenerationTech maybe he's in . . . three cults?
@@GenerationTech four
@@GenerationTech 5 cults. Mando gets around
@Manuel Patterson 7
Could you imagine if Din Djarin was actually force sensitive?
I have a theory.....
he is--everyone is... just not everyone is considered for training/
Years ago I had a BMW motorcycle helmet that had two safety catches you had to simultaneously push in their top corners to release the helmets lower face/ chin/neck guard - without which you could not get the helmet off as it extended under the chin [good helmet, kept my neck and my head (mostly) intact in a 140+ km/h impact].
I didn't tell a friend about the catches when she wanted to try the helmet on… it was a fine balancing act judging how long was enough to get her amusingly annoyed without stepping into _seriously pissed off._
Just a thought, what if a Mando's helmet release got jammed?
The BMW helmet release was occasionally a bit difficult…
Did he say "a greater porpoise?"
He's been suborned by the dolphins! Get him!
He’s fine. Dolphins and porpoises are natural enemies.
@@Kip450 ok.👌
The Mandolorian's homeworld also looks a lot like Jedha to me. Maybe not the city, but during the clone wars it would be considered strategic if the CIS wanted to build a death star. I think your onto something here and something that Disney should develop if their not planning on going there.
You thought it was the Spanish Inquisition but it was I DIO!!!
Suggestions:
Mandalorian warriors vs Royal Marines
Galactic Marines vs US Marines
i feel lor san tekka should have gotten more screen time in the force awakens
Good theory, but in that case he shouldnt have been confused when he saw the wee baby yod using the force, or when the armourer brought up the jedi, right? He obviously remembers enough of his childhood.
Oh man, Allen, your exaggerated hand movements cracked me up. Quality content as always. This is the way.
Is is just me or does he do way more hand movements than he normally does?
He does. It's part of the joke
Side effects of death stick addiction..
Masks change your performance.
He moves more than an Italian when speaking
And I am Italian myself so I know
What if the Mandalorian is the next true mandalorian to unite mandalore? That would be cool
You know it could make sense why he wanted baby Yoda to love, obviously because hes a child, but maybe also because he felt a connection to him that he didnt realized was that baby Yoda is strong with the force
Well done, you were bang on with this theory!
So is the helmet going to be a recurring thing until yall figure out a GenTec lore way of removing it off of Allan's head?
This is legitimately hilarious considering the newest episode. XD
Hi Generation Tech I love your videos they have given me lot's of new knowledge on Star War's. I was wondering if you would do a video on the rise of the First Order from start to where we see it in Episode 7
After the latest episode this agged like wine.
I’m pretty sure it’s life day. In episode 1 the blue dude on the bounty puck mentioned it and if you look into it the first life day on screen in the 70s they wear the life day red robes.
Your creativity never disappoints
Sounds like the disciples of the wills were like like the Franciscan friars of Star Wars
called it like a boss
Light hearted as ever and the helmet well economic for all things Mando, more on Mando's family unimportant , single guy with baby sitting duty.
The secret plans for the Star killer Destroyer my own imaginative pondering , (I could probably get a paragraph together and not sub to parties as there is no necessity. )probably wouldn't be in Mandalorian space but he's our hero again. Sure the Red robes are Imperial color which is reflective of our own victims of Imperial might on what laterally becomes Earth and history. The senates safe for perhaps forever though and this seems watchable. It's not triumph of the wills of which post war reconstruction of the European humanoid imperial model along with other feudal Disney castle type of influence possibly too but sure is a slow colour in the spectronomy but it was written on earth by warm blooded humanoids after all.
From 1 cult to another.
I think the droids attacked on Life Day in which everyone wears red robes
Still, if Din was from a cult, I’d love to see him wear a red robe suit and a red cape under his beskar armor, it’d look sick
Good theory, but i think it was only a tribute to the "Life Day" from the Holiday Special
didn't the wookies in the holiday special during life day wear red robes?
fixed spelling autocorrect of cookies
Some theorize that Yoda, Yaddle, ànd Grogu are Whills. But I think George has since denied it.
Love the anti dolphin helmet
Serious question: Where do you get a Mandalorian mask?
Did you search on amazon?
Check out helmets off etsy. I'd get a nice cast helmet from a vendor... not one like what's in this video a 30 dollar helmet from China is garbage and will probably give you covid. Drop 150 to 300 on a nice cast helmet from an etsy vendor or a company like nme props
What a prediction
Dave Filoni is the true Chosen One, he will bring balance to the Fandom
I never thought of this. Y'all bring up Good questions. Could you do more on the super star destroyers? Their my favorite ships. Thanks and keep up the good work! J
I really like the helmet and talking with your hands the hole time it’s great
I thought he just saw the baby yoda and was like: Hmm very strong in the force? This'll make a good Mandalorian!
So he went from one cult to another lol. Poor guy
That helmet is Covid safe! It's outfitted with a Bacta filter. 😀
These are Life Day robes like the ones from the Star Wars Holiday Special.
I just notice that Din Djarin's father is Joaquin De Quiroz
Bernard Bullen....
@@dawnkladerman598 have you watch Betty before?
@@etriganthedemon666 I have not... Saw him in an interview on another SW channel, so am aware. He made a BIG deal about the robes.....
@@dawnkladerman598 Joaquin is just one of his role in acting
@@dawnkladerman598 fun fact he kinda looks like Ezra's father
Perhaps his family had some connections on Kashyyyk. The robes scream Wookiee Life Day to me. Either that, or everyone got Snuggies (R) for Christmas.
This is the way...Scientology
Can you do a video on all cannon ancient sith.
When you touched your helmet I saw that it gave.... I could make you a much better bucket.
With lords also wore black. The red of their guard, I would suspect as you said, demonstrating power symbolizing the blood of any who would oppose the leader.
But the black with the sith, I would suspect that it represents shadow. In the background more influencing rather than hammering beliefs.
These are the kinds of theories that I like. Good mandalorian helmet, by the way.
Does anyone else think that Jedi aren’t religious? Well, consider the definition of religion and the definition of belief.
•Religion is the belief and worship of a supernatural power.
•Belief is thinking something exists without proof it exists or knowing it exists.
So the Jedi clearly know the force is real. So they don’t believe in it, because they don’t need to. They definitely don’t worship it either. I have never heard a Jedi pray.
However, the Jedi do have similarities with many religions. Meditation is practised in many religions, but it is also used by people who aren’t religious or using it for religious purposes to clear their minds.
The Jedi robes can be interpreted as a sign of religion. But aren’t they more like a uniform? Not only that, but Thrawn describes Anakin’s jedi apparel as “the garb of a warrior” and explains to a confused Skywalker about how it allows for movement and yet has other functions. Not all Jedi wear actual Jedi robes. Some Jedi, like Luminara Unduli and Barriss Offee wear Mirialan robes, which are similar. Some Jedi, like Aayla Secura and Ahsoka Tano wear other types of clothing, usually worn by members of their species. Wookieepedia states that Aayla Secura was permitted to wear her own clothes, but in the colours and, to an extent, style, of Jedi robes. And this isn’t directly religious either; it has been hypothesised that the first Jedi came from Tatooine (I’m not sure how that works), and as such, wore desert clothes.
Some Jedi probably considered it a religion. Many outsiders, like Wilhuff Tarkin, considered it a religion. But that isn’t necessarily correct. While the Jedi all (or most) lived in a temple, were taken at a young age and practised mysterious abilities, consider this question. What else would you call a Jedi temple? Base don’t have much of a ring to it. Neither does command centre. The Jedi had to take younglings at an early age to fit in the training and stop them from turning to the dark side. The no attachments thing was ridiculous, and bound to fail from the beginning, but look at the Jedi of the High Republic era. They could marry, have children and have attachments. And the whole point of the High Republic era is to show the Jedi getting it right. Are all superheroes* monks or cultists? No. Do they have mysterious powers? Yes.
So while the Jedi have several features that are reminiscent of religions, they don’t exactly fit the definition. Not when you look closely. Although words like “temple”, “order” and “meditate” draw you into this illusion. But if you think Jedi are religious, monks, or cultists, that’s fine. I don’t intend to change anyone’s opinion here, just present my own and make people think more about subjects so often taken for granted. Thanks for spending so much time reading this.
*Please spare me, I know almost nothing about super heroes but I’m pretty sure they aren’t all monks of some kind. But please don’t yell at me, it was the only example I could find.
Used the wrong formula to get the right answer
Kyber crystal melt the death star steal beam.
Really like this guy’s videos but why does he always pronounce the names of the characters incorrectly?
He is a moron.
@@Troglodytarum I think the only moron here is you
@@leonardomonteleone5429 nope the whole channel are a bunch of moron's
"He's a moron for pronouncing a fictional characters name wrong"
@@craydussy I didn't say that, I find their xenophobia and childish claims that dolphins rape people moronic.
This aged well
Just watched season episode 8. What a work of art. If they dont make a season 2 i will start dealing in absolutes
It’ll be out next week (30OCT20)
Your point is very closeto the mark!!! I wouldn't doubt for a second that Filoni did this intentionally
Love your sense of humor - the helmet and rading a Jedi temple post order 66. LOL
Wait wait wait...George Lucus is L. Ron Hubbard, and the sequal trilogy would have given us another "Battlefield Earth"? {shudder}
Just kidding.
OK so based on comments and several other pieces of information we know that it might’ve been a light day there was a lot of illusions to light day at the first episode of the Mandalorian and we have these robes the whellwe also have the whell Setting things up with Yoda just before service order 66 maybe baby Yoda is a reincarnation maybe that’s how the species Procreate but nice shout out about the robes
Baby yoda is 50... so he isn't a reincarnation, he is just THE CHILD, baby yoda...
I thought they were wearing the robes because it was a festive occasion
Can’t believe Generation Tech predicted Episode 3 lmao
This aged well.
Truly a great video but where did you get the helmet I would like to know so I can try to get one for myself
11:07 THANK YOU! Best and least biased take. They definitely are not great but they are not absolutely terrible...just Meh.
Yes!
Life Day robes.
Hey, this might be already thought of, but since the show is supposed to touch on the origin of the First Order, what if Baby Yoda/The Child was cloned to be a host of Palpatine's spirit? Like, if Yoda was the most powerful individual Palpatine faced, what if he tried to clone Yoda as an insurgency for when he dies hed have a super powerful host for his spirit to live on? So then Baby Yoda would be a Palpatine too?
Well he seemed to not know anything of the force by the time he was Inducted into death watch. So I'm not sure how much of a difference that will make
I would like to hear a what if theory if Obi wan kenobi was still on Mandalor when Darth Sidious arrive..?
Would he help Maul and Savage??
Yeah, in his memory flashback in Episode 8 there were other folks being attacked who were wearing red or red robes with hoods.
And the alternative posters...
Holy crap I hadn't thought about this
Great video, makes me kind of mad how wrong your pronounce D’Jarin though LOL
I cringe every time...
Allen has his mandalorion helmet on and I have my gas mask
Might be why he's not more surprised by baby yoda force fondling the space rhino and yet doesn't know anything about the space sorcerers. Selective force knowledge because of the Whills and being a kid.
I always just chalked up the robes to being lifeday robes, but that's based on video games so.... shrug?
You can't be blamed for not thinking of the Christmas special lol. They're totally Life Day robes. Mom & Pop Djarin were "killed on Christmas". Probably just for the sake of an extra layer of tragedy.
Isn't he currently in a secretive cult? Not a big deal if he used be before. Lol
Yep lol
@@deadliftpepper8446 especially considering today's episode, lol.
Terrific as always. ¡¡¡
Imagine a force sensitive mandalorian
Its already happened, in cannon you have tarre vizla, the mando jedi, and in legends you have bardan jusik who had been a jedi and venku skirata who was the son of a jedi and a clone commando.
Religious wear or royalty? Note markings on Dins robe. Will be interesting to see if it matters.
I thought maybe they were space bloods.