@@sgttoasterface5282 Did that also come from a request for Parlay? JW lol But you are not wrong on the "guidelines" part.....well except the parts that aren't guidelines at all and are the hard set in stone lines. Now it's your turn to guess which is which carefully, Areuttii. Have fun with that, cause I already know how Mando's like to play their "games".
@@michaelandreipalon359 Actually that IS the Way in the Madalorian. LoL Figures that they'd hog all the spotlight right off the bat and throw shade on the rest of us poor Mando'shabure. We always have been misunderstood (sigh), heck I even think somebody made a drinking song out of it once. (Buy'ce Tal, Buy'ce Gal - Otherwise known as "a bucket of beer or a bucket of blood" which doesn't sound so bad until you consider it's coming from a well armed Mando who placed a question mark on the end but I digress.)
Its wild how non humans were the original Mandalorians. Of course being a human id want to be with the toughest crew! Mandalore the Preserver/Clan Ordo has a great history.
It's not a whole lot different to how the Sith changed over the millennia. The original species from which their name is derived are extinct, just like the Taung... but aspects of their culture continue to live on in the myriad of other species brought into their fold.
It’s more… Jedi showed up on a small Sith Planet of Korriban. Ajunta Pall, one of those Jedi, like the Sith, could use the force. But better. They became the rulers of the Sith usurping the past Sith King. Only on Korriban though. Ziost And Malachor and Elom fell to them slowly in that order. Where the Taung took in anyone, the Sith didn’t take in the Dark Jedi. The Dark Jedi dominated and took their culture and Alchemy.
@@Thehomelessathlete Because Duchess Satine and her government say the Fetts aren't? By that definition, all the other clans that refuse to follow Satine or her government aren't Mandalorians. Satine and her pacifists can say whatever they want, it won't stop the Fetts from being true Mandalorians
Its kinda sad how Karen Travis's books got wiped from kanon. The deep insight into mandalorian culture and their value of famliliar bonds was incredible. I really hope that the third season of The Mandalorian includes a mandalorian war camp and a Dha Werda Verda(Not the clone version, but a new one minted on the reconquering of Mandalore).
The fact that the Mandalorians were literal human men and women(mostly) who stood toe to toe with literal living gods... these characters always intrigued me the most
The true Mandalorian, skirata clan is my favorite. Especially after kal-buir adopted all those clones. Yes, kal and Vau knew jaster and even commented on how they should have been there at the final battle of the true mandalorians.
Why weren't they? And how did Jango find so many Mandalorian mercs to train the commandos if his own faction, the True Mandalorians (whose canonicity is questionable now), was wiped out by the Jedi?
@@louisduarte8763 we don't really know why kal and vau weren't at the final battle, we can only assume they were on some kind of job or mission. In the old Canon before Disney before the dark times, there were shown to be mandalorians that weren't necessarily part of any larger faction and either lived in smaller city function governments or as individuals or clans living outside of towns/cities in the mandalor wasteland and possibly on other planets. It isn't out of the question for jango to recruit from Independent or ex true mandalorians. And if I remember correctly he hired at least one or two members of death watch which leads me to believe he didn't know about their involvement in the Jedi attacking the true mandalorians, and at that point he didn't really care if they were part of a faction or whether or not they were former enemies he just wanted their skill.
We'll never see REAL Mando'ad again with Karen Traviss and her work gone. Filoni fucked all that up thinkin' he knew better and making the Mandalorian's follow a leader that uses a lightsaber. The most sacred weapons of a Mando'ad would NEVER be a force users weapon. They prefer STEEL and IRON. Not to mention BLACK lightsabers don't work since Black is the absense of light and a black blade would never be feesable
But if you work hard you could get to and colonize mars first turn it into a separate country/ world then terraform it and then start the mandalorian culture and with in a few thousand years we might see look alike mandalorian armour
I did not know that Clan Ordo had existed. This gives a lot more depth the CC Ordo's name. How cool. Karen Traviss really did her research for the series!
All the null's were named after mandalorian's, ordo and mereel had the most prominent ones tho (mereel was named after jaster mereel aka jango's mentor)
The Armorer, “Have you ever considered subscribing to this channel.” Mandalorian Subscriber, “No.” The Armorer, “Have you ever considered subscribing to this channel?” Mando Subscriber, “Yes.” The Armorer, “This is the Way.”
@@illevarslendetyrann he was kinda just associated with them... it’s like saying Sull was part of Clan Skirata - he really wasn’t, he was just associated with them. Nice RC talk tho, I love seeing others who have read the books
@6:58 That image is done by my vod, Jayden Traycen (pictured in the front). All mando's in that image are from Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club. Credit where it's due.
One inconsistency that drives me crazy is that many sources state that the Mandos didn't have other species until the Neo-Crusaders came around, and even state that Neo-Crusaders were all the Mandalorians after the Sith War. What John Jackson Miller did with the Kotor comics and the Saga Edition guide didn't penetrate all articles of Wookiepedia. But there it is explained how for example Canderous, a human, could have been born into Clan Ordo before the Sith War. And introduces Demagol, a Zeltron foundling before the Sith War and Rohlan Dyre, an aging Crusader during the Mandalorian Wars. And there the Blue/Red/Gold armor of the games is explained as belonging to a subculture known as the Neo-Crusaders who only became the majority 3 years before the end of the Mandalorian Wars. Difference is, Crusaders accepted recruits if they proved themselves and could live by the Resol'nare, but the Neo-Crusaders forcefully converted populations. And this is the more recent canon of Legends.
Maybe it refers to Mandalorians as a whole, maybe some clans accepted other species but the majority did not. There a lot of assumptions and inconsistency in Legends because there wasn't a guiding team.
@@northernseeker1822 That seems reasonable. The clans were rather loosely affiliated anyway. Good point. I really liked the JJM stuff. Neos being a mass movement that later took over and went on a literal crusade. Adds a bit of flavor to it I feel. And of course Death Watch looking to them for inspiration of a golden age.
Clan Cadera, Clan Beroya, Clan Notimo and many more are mentioned in the Expanded Universe. Also, forgot one of the most influential clans to ever exist, Clan Lok which led all Mandalorians during the Galactic Wars. Artus Lok aka Mandalore the Vindicated was it's leader. There was also Clan Itera and Kelborn who rebelled against Mandalor the Vindicated alongside Clan Cadera and Ordo. Pretty Important, I reckon.
Who else thinks Din Djarin's title will be Mandalore the Wanderer? It's honestly fitting since before he rescued Grogu he was a Mandalorian foundling trying to make his way through the universe. Never settling down anywhere for a while
For Clan Fett. There is even a saying on Mandalore „Beware the Wrath of Clan Fett” cuz they wiped out four Clans on four army against one all by themselves and their warriors are practically tanks on two feets
Din: This is the way. Bo-Katan: No this is the way. Boba Fett: You're both wrong, this is the way. Me: Maybe there all the ways. Also, good timing getting this video out the day after the trailer to The Book of Boba Fett dropped.
Boba is just following in his dad's footsteps, he doesn't give a shab about the mandalorians. If i remember correctly jango's armor wasn't even beskar it was plasteel because it was lighter.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly not necessarily. The armor Jango was wearing when he faced Dooku and his Jedi strike force was the same when we see him in Episode 2. All he did was repainted it as a symbol of him moving on from his life as a Mandalorian since he had no one left and was basically in the run. If he didn’t care about the he’d never stuck to the True Mandalorian codex.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly Jango Fett's armor is made of a Durasteel alloy and made by Mandalorians. Mandalorians made armor beyond just Beskar. Beskar is rare, got to make from what you have.
@@shaneclark7587 either way at least his armor was effective, except the fact that Windu's lightsaber bounced across his shoulder pauldrons. Remember kids always protect your neck, especially if you're going to be putting it on the line.
*sees description* ...Coruscanta aden mhi, vode an. You might want to talk about the Jedi-turned-Mandalorian group from Knights of the Old Republic: War comic miniseries.
Another well known Mandolorian clan in Legends was clan cadera. Jicoln Cadera chose the ally the clan with the Republic instead of the Sith. He wanted to his people to follow Mandolore the Preserver’s expample, which to a schism. Clan Cadera was welcomed back by the other clans, but weren’t treated well by members of the other clans. Torian Cadera managed to bring honor back to the clan when he confronted Jicoln on Taris.
If the eventual Clone Uprising doesn't work out, I hope at the very least you and your brothers get adopted into one of the many Mandalorian clans out there. Clan Skirata is very friendly to Clones in particular. That or your brothers reform Clan Fett with the blessings of Boba Fett
At 00:28 in and I'm already like: Uh, you do know that most of those Mando Sigils your representing as Clans actually aren't Clan Markings by themselves in this day and age, right? Those actually mean something else entirely and the last one on the right is literally interpreted as being the "open way", symbolizes the act of rebirth as a warrior and the circle of life therein but has been included in some Clan markings that originated From the Crusaders during the Mandalorian Wars whether they be new founding's or a part of a splinter family that broke off from the main clan. So a Mando Clan Marking can Include some of these but very very rarely Just (which would indicate a Very Old Clan indeed) have these markings but tend to include everything from wampa and rancor skulls to your favorite Kal (dagger) which is also where the Mandoa language comes in for unit markings and other special markings or such. It's not Just a case of carrying the Sigils in Mando culture, it's the markings or trophies that go with them that tell everyone who you are and what you represent. Nice listing of the major clans though, now you only have a little under 300 more to go for the currently active list with another couple thousands in the history books for that list as well. Good luck. Truly I do wish you luck on this subject, it's one that has been a long time in coming.....like about 8,000 years worth.
@@generalfreezer681 Well that was the idea but if your auto translate isn't up to the task...I am not really sure what to tell you. I was pretty sure that was In English, it certainly wasn't Mandoa, the Actual language of Mandalorians and a cornerstone of the Resol'naire (The Ten Resolutions ) which actually Makes you a Mandalorian. So which parts you having problems with? The 8,000 years part (in the SW universe, 5k of which has actually Sort Of been documented) or the under 300 Active current Clans with a couple thousand other historical ones from the past part?
@@generalfreezer681 Mando's do not equal simple, which explains why they are so hard to interview, after all how do historians ask questions of the "heavily armed crowd" without getting shot for "being annoying"? 1st problem: Mando's like their secrecy and tricks plus learn them from a young age from their Buir (father, whoever that may be) which is Mando family tradition. Hence different clans, have different strategies and almost none of them use the same tactics which makes them a wide ranging group tactically speaking. 2nd Problem: You must find them first because they are currently spread across half a galaxy (canonically speaking). 3rd Problem: Most Mando families have as much Myth as Fact (intentionally mixed in) in their stories and legends about their people so the historian attempting to document them might want to Not take No for an answer since us Mando's like it when someone is persistent (but not annoying). They will also need to keep in mind the events they might be trying to track down might have depopulated a sector of the galaxy in general, so be careful what you wish for. 4th Problem: What you learn may actually kill you and any living Mando may not be the one that does it since in Problem number 1 I mentioned Mando's like their tricks, that also applies to traps in mausoleums or crypts as well. And even if you learn it, you may not be able to speak about it since that is completely up to the current Mandalore himself whether you do so or not, even if you survive. Problems 1 thru 4 would be why I told you "good luck" on this subject but to be completely honest it would probably be more rewarding to dig to the center of Coruscant to find the truth and probably less deadly since there will probably be less explosives involved...maybe.
So all this takes place in Star Wars Universe 1 aka legends. Disney Cannon is Star Wars Universe 2. By labeling them as separate universes you can acknowledge that both are Cannon so as to make both sides happy. Hopefully they could develop a Star Wars Multiverse with a Star Wars What If series.
I was actually surprised Clan Ordo (personal favourite Clan) was your pick. I would think Clan Vizla would get the spot for having perhaps the most known members rising to the either the title of Mand'alor, or a de-facto leader of a major alliance of mandalorians if both canon and legends were considered.
As he said, Clan Ordo was picked because they went against The Ancient Sith with balls of steel. The Mandalore is much worse, He went against an army filled with Sith across planets to the star forge alongside Revan and many others, Helped kill Darth Nihilius and his assassins alongside The Exile, Visas Marr and his fellow Mandalorian comrades, he was on that ship where he died, he fought against him.
Clan Ordo has Manda'lor the Preserver and the legacy Mandalore while Vizla only had one Mandalore, Shae. Tor and Pre never became Manda'lor and always had to rely on Jedi or other force users to win their battles.
I suggest a deep dive into the Mandelorian Civil War. With a focus on Satine, her relationship with Obi-Wan, the adventures the three of them went on and how her faction ultimately won the war.
This was really helpful because i had no idea that Clan Fett was even a thing (probably because i don't read or play legends stuff) so i thank you for that
Any thoughts to a future about Mandalore the Uniter? He's honestly a rather intriguing Mand'alor that stands out from others and my friends often compare him to being the Mandalorian version of 'Aragorn'. The song "A Hero Comes Home" fits his story.
This video answered my long time question if any group or people barring the jedi were able to face the sith. Because sure, it's impressive that the mandalorians actually fought a war with the jedi and were often able to face them but the jedi aren't really fighters compared to the sith.
Mandalore can be Split into three words After all: Man, da Lore! And knowing about Georges love of simple names (Naming a drug dealer Elan Sleazebag-gano, or an ice Planet Hot-h) thats gotta be were the Name stems from.
I really hope that the season 3 of the Mandalorian will led to Mandalore being reunited again with either Boba (unlikely since he took control of Tatooine) or Din leading it , I would also love to see the same throne room in live action as the one from Clone Wars but since Mandalore was nuked that is also unlikely
Shae Vizla or Mandalore the Avenger, was part of Clan Vizla not Vizsla like Tarre, Paz and Pre Vizsla, I understand the confusion but these are not the same clan. Maybe they'll retcon this in the near future since the names are a little to similar, lets hope!
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"This is the way."
"Um... which Mandalorian way are we talking about?"
The way varies from time to time.
“The way is more what you’d call guidelines than actual rules. Welcome aboard the razor crest”
@@sgttoasterface5282 Did that also come from a request for Parlay? JW lol
But you are not wrong on the "guidelines" part.....well except the parts that aren't guidelines at all and are the hard set in stone lines. Now it's your turn to guess which is which carefully, Areuttii. Have fun with that, cause I already know how Mando's like to play their "games".
It better not be the bloody Death Watch way, that's for sure.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Actually that IS the Way in the Madalorian. LoL
Figures that they'd hog all the spotlight right off the bat and throw shade on the rest of us poor Mando'shabure.
We always have been misunderstood (sigh), heck I even think somebody made a drinking song out of it once. (Buy'ce Tal, Buy'ce Gal - Otherwise known as "a bucket of beer or a bucket of blood" which doesn't sound so bad until you consider it's coming from a well armed Mando who placed a question mark on the end but I digress.)
Its wild how non humans were the original Mandalorians. Of course being a human id want to be with the toughest crew! Mandalore the Preserver/Clan Ordo has a great history.
Yo
It's not a whole lot different to how the Sith changed over the millennia. The original species from which their name is derived are extinct, just like the Taung... but aspects of their culture continue to live on in the myriad of other species brought into their fold.
@@HouseOfAlastrian exactly...blood red skin with cheek tengrils. Only to be wiped out and diluted.
It’s more… Jedi showed up on a small Sith Planet of Korriban. Ajunta Pall, one of those Jedi, like the Sith, could use the force. But better. They became the rulers of the Sith usurping the past Sith King.
Only on Korriban though. Ziost And Malachor and Elom fell to them slowly in that order.
Where the Taung took in anyone, the Sith didn’t take in the Dark Jedi. The Dark Jedi dominated and took their culture and Alchemy.
@@erikurizita6702 Didnt the dark Jedi (Bogan) splinter from (Ashla) "light side" way back on Tython?
Clans Ordo, Fett, Skirata.
They don't need a fancy black blade to make themselves cool and memorable😎
They are just too good themselves
It's actually debatable the Fett clans clanship
@@Thehomelessathlete Exactly!
@@Thehomelessathlete Because Duchess Satine and her government say the Fetts aren't? By that definition, all the other clans that refuse to follow Satine or her government aren't Mandalorians. Satine and her pacifists can say whatever they want, it won't stop the Fetts from being true Mandalorians
"Skirata! Skirata! Skirata!"😁
Its kinda sad how Karen Travis's books got wiped from kanon. The deep insight into mandalorian culture and their value of famliliar bonds was incredible. I really hope that the third season of The Mandalorian includes a mandalorian war camp and a Dha Werda Verda(Not the clone version, but a new one minted on the reconquering of Mandalore).
The fact that the Mandalorians were literal human men and women(mostly) who stood toe to toe with literal living gods... these characters always intrigued me the most
They were Taung not humans originally
Human gods? Tf is y’all on
@@Michael-pd6bc jedi
Literal craziness
Less gods and more space wizards
The true Mandalorian, skirata clan is my favorite. Especially after kal-buir adopted all those clones.
Yes, kal and Vau knew jaster and even commented on how they should have been there at the final battle of the true mandalorians.
Yea! I wished they were here
Why weren't they? And how did Jango find so many Mandalorian mercs to train the commandos if his own faction, the True Mandalorians (whose canonicity is questionable now), was wiped out by the Jedi?
@@louisduarte8763 we don't really know why kal and vau weren't at the final battle, we can only assume they were on some kind of job or mission. In the old Canon before Disney before the dark times, there were shown to be mandalorians that weren't necessarily part of any larger faction and either lived in smaller city function governments or as individuals or clans living outside of towns/cities in the mandalor wasteland and possibly on other planets. It isn't out of the question for jango to recruit from Independent or ex true mandalorians. And if I remember correctly he hired at least one or two members of death watch which leads me to believe he didn't know about their involvement in the Jedi attacking the true mandalorians, and at that point he didn't really care if they were part of a faction or whether or not they were former enemies he just wanted their skill.
Hello there, for me kryze you probably know why specifically there new mandolorians, satine the duchess of mandolore
Din Djarin: "This is the way."
Mandalorians: "This is the way."
This is one of the multiple ways!
This is the way
Canon sucks
Kal Skirata: "no, THIS is the way" *shanks dissenters w a vibroblade*
Right turn sign....
The mandorians are so freaking cool the badass of the Galaxy let's hope we are going to see more of them
I hope so too!
There's so much media coming out about mandalorians. I kinda wish they'd stop
We'll never see REAL Mando'ad again with Karen Traviss and her work gone. Filoni fucked all that up thinkin' he knew better and making the Mandalorian's follow a leader that uses a lightsaber. The most sacred weapons of a Mando'ad would NEVER be a force users weapon. They prefer STEEL and IRON. Not to mention BLACK lightsabers don't work since Black is the absense of light and a black blade would never be feesable
I honestly would love to be a Mandalorian warrior though I probably wouldn’t live long enough to be a good one
Yeah it would be cool. But yeah, most of us wouldn't last long.
"This one would not survive the training"
....feel ya on that lol
But if you work hard you could get to and colonize mars first turn it into a separate country/ world then terraform it and then start the mandalorian culture and with in a few thousand years we might see look alike mandalorian armour
Imagine trying to memorize all the clans based off of their clan emblems, when all the clan emblems are the same damn thing.
European countries with tri-color flags: "yeah, imagine haha"
The only clans I like are fett and wren
I did not know that Clan Ordo had existed. This gives a lot more depth the CC Ordo's name. How cool. Karen Traviss really did her research for the series!
All the null's were named after mandalorian's, ordo and mereel had the most prominent ones tho (mereel was named after jaster mereel aka jango's mentor)
The Armorer, “Have you ever considered subscribing to this channel.”
Mandalorian Subscriber, “No.”
The Armorer, “Have you ever considered subscribing to this channel?”
Mando Subscriber, “Yes.”
The Armorer, “This is the Way.”
This is the way
Do you know Samuel Kim
@@captainalpha5212 no
Clan Skirata - we don’t need to fancy mand’alor or black lightsaber - just the awesomest SW book series ever
Spar was Mand'alor tho 🤔
@@illevarslendetyrann he was kinda just associated with them... it’s like saying Sull was part of Clan Skirata - he really wasn’t, he was just associated with them. Nice RC talk tho, I love seeing others who have read the books
@6:58 That image is done by my vod, Jayden Traycen (pictured in the front). All mando's in that image are from Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club. Credit where it's due.
One inconsistency that drives me crazy is that many sources state that the Mandos didn't have other species until the Neo-Crusaders came around, and even state that Neo-Crusaders were all the Mandalorians after the Sith War. What John Jackson Miller did with the Kotor comics and the Saga Edition guide didn't penetrate all articles of Wookiepedia. But there it is explained how for example Canderous, a human, could have been born into Clan Ordo before the Sith War. And introduces Demagol, a Zeltron foundling before the Sith War and Rohlan Dyre, an aging Crusader during the Mandalorian Wars. And there the Blue/Red/Gold armor of the games is explained as belonging to a subculture known as the Neo-Crusaders who only became the majority 3 years before the end of the Mandalorian Wars.
Difference is, Crusaders accepted recruits if they proved themselves and could live by the Resol'nare, but the Neo-Crusaders forcefully converted populations.
And this is the more recent canon of Legends.
Maybe it refers to Mandalorians as a whole, maybe some clans accepted other species but the majority did not. There a lot of assumptions and inconsistency in Legends because there wasn't a guiding team.
@@northernseeker1822 That seems reasonable. The clans were rather loosely affiliated anyway. Good point.
I really liked the JJM stuff. Neos being a mass movement that later took over and went on a literal crusade. Adds a bit of flavor to it I feel. And of course Death Watch looking to them for inspiration of a golden age.
Not even kidding looked this up the other day out of curiosity only to find nothing detailing each clans so this is awesome and appreciated
I love Star Wars lore about Mandalorians so these are my favorite vids
Clan Cadera, Clan Beroya, Clan Notimo and many more are mentioned in the Expanded Universe.
Also, forgot one of the most influential clans to ever exist, Clan Lok which led all Mandalorians during the Galactic Wars. Artus Lok aka Mandalore the Vindicated was it's leader.
There was also Clan Itera and Kelborn who rebelled against Mandalor the Vindicated alongside Clan Cadera and Ordo. Pretty Important, I reckon.
Clan Lok also included the Grand Champion of the Great Hunt too.
And what about clan wren though
mandalorians culture reminds me a lot of the ancient Spartans everyone was warriors
They were basically a blend of everything that called itself warrior culture in the worlds history, so yes they were those among other things.
Hopefully less pedophilia than Sparta
I will never say no to more videos on Mandalorian culture, history, tactics, weapons, etc.
Who else thinks Din Djarin's title will be Mandalore the Wanderer? It's honestly fitting since before he rescued Grogu he was a Mandalorian foundling trying to make his way through the universe. Never settling down anywhere for a while
I don't think that's a great title because I think it should be base on what he achieved during his leadership like the other Mandalores.
@@northernseeker1822 Perhaps, but it still sounds good
Maybe Mandalore the Seeker?
He was settled quite well in the dungeons. He just wandered because he was a bounty hunter.
His title should be Mandalore the Dad, obviously. :)
Nah Boba Fett is Mandalore
I don’t think any faction/group/ species top these certified bad asses
Definitely the coolest part of Star Wars
I hope the mandalorian season 3 really leans into retaking mandalor and reuniting the clans
Guess what ?
For Clan Fett. There is even a saying on Mandalore „Beware the Wrath of Clan Fett” cuz they wiped out four Clans on four army against one all by themselves and their warriors are practically tanks on two feets
The mandalorians are the coolest characters in Star Wars
Easily up there
The sun guard: *FINALLY! A WORTHY OPPONENT! OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY!*
Mandalorians and wookies were alway my favourite
Din: This is the way.
Bo-Katan: No this is the way.
Boba Fett: You're both wrong, this is the way.
Me: Maybe there all the ways.
Also, good timing getting this video out the day after the trailer to The Book of Boba Fett dropped.
Boba is just following in his dad's footsteps, he doesn't give a shab about the mandalorians. If i remember correctly jango's armor wasn't even beskar it was plasteel because it was lighter.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly not necessarily. The armor Jango was wearing when he faced Dooku and his Jedi strike force was the same when we see him in Episode 2. All he did was repainted it as a symbol of him moving on from his life as a Mandalorian since he had no one left and was basically in the run. If he didn’t care about the he’d never stuck to the True Mandalorian codex.
@@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly Jango Fett's armor is made of a Durasteel alloy and made by Mandalorians. Mandalorians made armor beyond just Beskar. Beskar is rare, got to make from what you have.
@@shaneclark7587 either way at least his armor was effective, except the fact that Windu's lightsaber bounced across his shoulder pauldrons. Remember kids always protect your neck, especially if you're going to be putting it on the line.
@@northernseeker1822 I know I fucked up, it was durasteel not plasteel shab.
"Beskar Balls"
You cannot tell me that isn't a real Mandalorian phrase🤣🙌🙌🙌
Im curious why not mention clan Mereel. Their patriarch was one of the Mand' alors leading the true mandalorians
You mean Jaster Mereel? Who adopted Jango Fett so he could get revenge on the Death Watch? Yeah, he's kind of a big deal.
I hope they add Mandalore the First being a Taung into canon.
Yeah, a video that list every known Mandalorian Clan would Great (both canon and legends). As everyone mentioned.
*sees description* ...Coruscanta aden mhi, vode an.
You might want to talk about the Jedi-turned-Mandalorian group from Knights of the Old Republic: War comic miniseries.
I created a Mandalorian character for my own Star Wars story, and exiled Mandalorian named Zari Skirata.
why would you exile a skirata?
@@lukerogers388 An important question that will be answered in later parts of the story.
@@lukerogers388 Probably for breaking the Mandalorian code of honour, it's the most logical explanation for me.
Is it a book or video?
@@bruh-xb2uy Fan-fiction screenplay-novel
I think the *real* clan were the clones we made along the way...
Another well known Mandolorian clan in Legends was clan cadera. Jicoln Cadera chose the ally the clan with the Republic instead of the Sith. He wanted to his people to follow Mandolore the Preserver’s expample, which to a schism. Clan Cadera was welcomed back by the other clans, but weren’t treated well by members of the other clans. Torian Cadera managed to bring honor back to the clan when he confronted Jicoln on Taris.
Clan Fett are the most ruthless from what we’ve seen
*Death Watch has entered the chat room:*
I don´t remember the Fetts randomly enslaving and torching harmless villagers.
@@Mysikrysa technically speaking all the clonetroopers carry the last name Fett
@@nerdgeekcosplay909 "technically" speaking is always some bull*hit.
Clones are officially numbers, they don´t have names.
Video about mandalorian clans. ME: vode an
I want a conclusive history on the fett clan it deserves considering the book of boba fett in December
*Watches Geetsly*
Me: This is the way.
This is the way...P.S we are not a Mandalorian clan 😂
@@geetslys It's still the way!
If the eventual Clone Uprising doesn't work out, I hope at the very least you and your brothers get adopted into one of the many Mandalorian clans out there. Clan Skirata is very friendly to Clones in particular. That or your brothers reform Clan Fett with the blessings of Boba Fett
@@worldwanderer91 Too bad Clan Skirata isn't canon.
@@CaptainHowzer325 Not to Disney canon they are not. But to the rest of us, they are not only canon but they are the way
Geetsly you forgot about Clan Skirata
At 00:28 in and I'm already like: Uh, you do know that most of those Mando Sigils your representing as Clans actually aren't Clan Markings by themselves in this day and age, right?
Those actually mean something else entirely and the last one on the right is literally interpreted as being the "open way", symbolizes the act of rebirth as a warrior and the circle of life therein but has been included in some Clan markings that originated From the Crusaders during the Mandalorian Wars whether they be new founding's or a part of a splinter family that broke off from the main clan.
So a Mando Clan Marking can Include some of these but very very rarely Just (which would indicate a Very Old Clan indeed) have these markings but tend to include everything from wampa and rancor skulls to your favorite Kal (dagger) which is also where the Mandoa language comes in for unit markings and other special markings or such.
It's not Just a case of carrying the Sigils in Mando culture, it's the markings or trophies that go with them that tell everyone who you are and what you represent.
Nice listing of the major clans though, now you only have a little under 300 more to go for the currently active list with another couple thousands in the history books for that list as well. Good luck. Truly I do wish you luck on this subject, it's one that has been a long time in coming.....like about 8,000 years worth.
In English plz.
@@generalfreezer681 Well that was the idea but if your auto translate isn't up to the task...I am not really sure what to tell you.
I was pretty sure that was In English, it certainly wasn't Mandoa, the Actual language of Mandalorians and a cornerstone of the Resol'naire (The Ten Resolutions ) which actually Makes you a Mandalorian.
So which parts you having problems with? The 8,000 years part (in the SW universe, 5k of which has actually Sort Of been documented) or the under 300 Active current Clans with a couple thousand other historical ones from the past part?
@@warsprite1888 i meant in simple terms
@@generalfreezer681 Mando's do not equal simple, which explains why they are so hard to interview, after all how do historians ask questions of the "heavily armed crowd" without getting shot for "being annoying"?
1st problem: Mando's like their secrecy and tricks plus learn them from a young age from their Buir (father, whoever that may be) which is Mando family tradition. Hence different clans, have different strategies and almost none of them use the same tactics which makes them a wide ranging group tactically speaking.
2nd Problem: You must find them first because they are currently spread across half a galaxy (canonically speaking).
3rd Problem: Most Mando families have as much Myth as Fact (intentionally mixed in) in their stories and legends about their people so the historian attempting to document them might want to Not take No for an answer since us Mando's like it when someone is persistent (but not annoying). They will also need to keep in mind the events they might be trying to track down might have depopulated a sector of the galaxy in general, so be careful what you wish for.
4th Problem: What you learn may actually kill you and any living Mando may not be the one that does it since in Problem number 1 I mentioned Mando's like their tricks, that also applies to traps in mausoleums or crypts as well. And even if you learn it, you may not be able to speak about it since that is completely up to the current Mandalore himself whether you do so or not, even if you survive.
Problems 1 thru 4 would be why I told you "good luck" on this subject but to be completely honest it would probably be more rewarding to dig to the center of Coruscant to find the truth and probably less deadly since there will probably be less explosives involved...maybe.
Woot woot! Clan Ordo and Clan Skirata will always hold a special place in my heart.
So all this takes place in Star Wars Universe 1 aka legends. Disney Cannon is Star Wars Universe 2. By labeling them as separate universes you can acknowledge that both are Cannon so as to make both sides happy. Hopefully they could develop a Star Wars Multiverse with a Star Wars What If series.
I was actually surprised Clan Ordo (personal favourite Clan) was your pick. I would think Clan Vizla would get the spot for having perhaps the most known members rising to the either the title of Mand'alor, or a de-facto leader of a major alliance of mandalorians if both canon and legends were considered.
As he said, Clan Ordo was picked because they went against The Ancient Sith with balls of steel. The Mandalore is much worse, He went against an army filled with Sith across planets to the star forge alongside Revan and many others, Helped kill Darth Nihilius and his assassins alongside The Exile, Visas Marr and his fellow Mandalorian comrades, he was on that ship where he died, he fought against him.
Clan Ordo has Manda'lor the Preserver and the legacy Mandalore while Vizla only had one Mandalore, Shae. Tor and Pre never became Manda'lor and always had to rely on Jedi or other force users to win their battles.
"burn down planets" is a completely insane thing to say
If you was a foundling, which Mandalorian Creed would you join? My option is The Clan of Two
Fett all the way.
You should do a video exploring the idea of what if the mandalorians won the mandalorian wars with either Revan being defeated or becoming Mandalor
that disruptor pistol looks so beautiful just as good with it destructive capability.
A show centering around mandalore's clans on the lines of game of thrones is need of the hour
I suggest a deep dive into the Mandelorian Civil War. With a focus on Satine, her relationship with Obi-Wan, the adventures the three of them went on and how her faction ultimately won the war.
I would like to see something about Satine and Obi-Wan in the Obi-wan series. Flashbacks to the civil war in live action would be epic.
This is random but your intro just gave me the biggest amount of nostalgia
Talk about all of em, man! I love the Mando content
This was really helpful because i had no idea that Clan Fett was even a thing (probably because i don't read or play legends stuff) so i thank you for that
This was an amazing upload very informative on the clans thank you for the education/ knowledge
Gotta agree. Clan Ordo is one of my favorites along with Fett and is no doubt the best
The Mandolorians are the most badass warriors in Star Wars.
Second only to perhaps to the imperial royal guard those guys are scary
I would really like to see a video on Clan Ordo or one on the different technologies/ forging of Mandalorian armours and weapons
Lovevto hear about the early days, like what were the Taung clans, etc.
I think you forgot about Clan Skirata
Jabba the Fett was pretty feared, no as much as Qui Gon Konobi was also fear on Raquel par to Han Skywalker
Alexa, play Vode An from Republic Commandos
*alexa confused because she is aruetii*
No love for Clan Lok? Mandalore the Vindicated?
Paz vizsla is also part of the vizsla clan in the mandalorian
I'm going to use this to gaslight people on discord into thinking I'm mandalorian
this will be epic
Any thoughts to a future about Mandalore the Uniter? He's honestly a rather intriguing Mand'alor that stands out from others and my friends often compare him to being the Mandalorian version of 'Aragorn'. The song "A Hero Comes Home" fits his story.
The neo crusader armor is for sure my favorite armor type
Please do a Canon version of this video as well.
Clan Fett, Skirata, Mereel.
The top 3 for me.
Literally my favorite part of Star Wars. What books and comics do you recommend on the Mandalorians?
KOTOR comics, Jango Fett: Open Seasons, Boba Fett: A Practical Man, Legacy of the Force, and Republic Commando series.
@@JediAcolyte94 thanks! I've read the Republic Commando series and that's what got me fully hooked on Mandalorians (I already loved Boba)
Playing Swtor as Mandalorian is always the way to go too
Its the only way
Yes!!! Also the Bounty Huters house wheh he joins Mandalorians is called house Lok
@@xazelnighthaunterfanboy975
(Spoilers)
yeah they also get decimated by the eternal empire too
@@justinzelepuza But they live in the Player Charcter
@@justinzelepuza hold up YOU CAN PLAY AS A MANDALORIAN ?! How
Came to comment Clan Skirata. Glad to see atleast the comments haven't forgotten them.
Clan Ordo: we don't need no Besksar or fancy lightsaber to be great.
Could you do a video about the Mandalorian clans in canon?
Beskar Balls :D I Like that
The best clan is the United clans under Mandolore. FOR MANDOLORE
FOR MANDOLORE!
FOR MANDOLORE!
Return of the Mandalorian Empire
My top three: Clan Fett, Clan Djarin, and Clan Skirata yeeee
This video answered my long time question if any group or people barring the jedi were able to face the sith.
Because sure, it's impressive that the mandalorians actually fought a war with the jedi and were often able to face them but the jedi aren't really fighters compared to the sith.
Then how did they Jedi always win against the sith!? The Jedi aren't fighters, ok
Can we also get a guide to the different houses of Mandalore
Since u showed the different helmets of the mandolirans, is it possible you will make a video on them
Generation Tech did a video on that very topic
The protector is with you
Since there is only one left 😆
"beskar balls" that's a new one. love it.
9:42-9:53 Darth Nihlus: "You *MANIACS!!!* You Blew it Up! Goddamn you... God *damn* you all to *HELL!!!* "
What about clan Mereel? Jastor Mereel he was Mandalore and trained Jango when his family was killed by the Watch
Excellent!
Long Live Bo Katan Regent of Mandalore! Long live the Countess Ursa Wren!
oh? and? nicely done and very helpful :)
I made a persona called vikar of clan Keldau. Now I find this video and keldau is an actual mandalorian clan that is awsome
As someone who knows alot about the Mandalorians, I gotta say they're easily the best group in Star Wars in terms of the lore and what not.
Mandalore can be Split into three words After all: Man, da Lore!
And knowing about Georges love of simple names (Naming a drug dealer Elan Sleazebag-gano, or an ice Planet Hot-h) thats gotta be were the Name stems from.
I'd give anything to be a Mandalorian warrior in the age of the Republic/Early Empire. Feel like it'd be fun as hell.
Clan Skirata is my favorite clan.
FOR MANDALORE!!!
Best clans imo: Mereel and fett
Best way/group imo: True mandalorians, first guided by jango’s adoptive father and later by jango fett himself
Did anyone else notice that one of the emblems in the start just looked like Emile’s mask from Halo Reach?
im not going to lie i was actually worried at first this was going to be canon..but no..we got the chad legends!
Canderous Ordo had one of the best hallway scenes in Star Wars.
Beviin Clan: we're just here having a lovely time!
I really hope that the season 3 of the Mandalorian will led to Mandalore being reunited again with either Boba (unlikely since he took control of Tatooine) or Din leading it , I would also love to see the same throne room in live action as the one from Clone Wars but since Mandalore was nuked that is also unlikely
I can see myself being a member of clan Ordo clan Bravo sounds cool as well.
other mandolorian clan: normal
clam maul: im gonna do whats called a pro gamer move *ends its reign in just a few days*
Aaaah, the Polynesian spa.
I was sweating until Clan Ordo was mentioned.
Shae Vizla or Mandalore the Avenger, was part of Clan Vizla not Vizsla like Tarre, Paz and Pre Vizsla, I understand the confusion but these are not the same clan. Maybe they'll retcon this in the near future since the names are a little to similar, lets hope!