Everything GREAT About The Mandalorian Season Two

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  @Zero_Zero_0_0 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I know everyone has their own opinion, but for me the best episode of this season was “The Believer”. It’s probably the most underrated episode which anyone rarely talks about. Not just that, but it has also amazing dialogues especially that scene with the officer (similar to inglorious basterds), and the majestic theme that plays when the main protagonist gets saved by TIEs  and stormtroopers.

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• DE

  @DenDhur · 3 years ago

  Seeing that X-Wing enter, that black cloak and Bo Katan going "A Jedi" still gives me goosebumps. Watching reactions from fans to that scene makes me smile every time, from kids to grown up people that were kids back in 77. Incredibly heartfelt.

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• TH

  @TheWarmachine375 · 3 years ago

  The Mandalorian Season 3 will be The Hype.

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• RO

  @robproductionsgames · 3 years ago

  Absolutely love the positivity you’ve promoted in both your videos about the Mando seasons! You’ve hit the nail on the head with your idea that Mando is just a different flavor of Star Wars and shouldn’t be so aggressively compared to Andor.<br><br>Also regarding the Luke reveal I completely agree, while it was kind of strange to see the show connect so heavily to the main character of the OT the moment itself was full of shock and nostalgia; and it was only amplified by TBOBF which seriously impressed me and made me so excited to see what Luke would do in this era! The conversation sadly gets diluted by people complaining about the technology rather than the story but the fulfillment of seeing Grogu being trained was just the perfect continuation of the end of Mando S2 and is probably one of my favorite story threads in all of SW. I’m excited to see how Grogu’s connection with the Force evolves! <br><br>Finally, as for the cameos that the Mandoverse has been criticized of recently I totally agree with your statement from previous videos about that just being what these shows are; they’re all connected and once S2 demonstrated that I finally understood and truly appreciate what they’re trying to do by tying in everything together. Maybe it’s not everyone’s cup of tea but for me the prospect of seeing my favorite characters pop up is just too exciting to turn down. The wackiness/campiness and bold direction should be celebrated and I’m so excited to see it continue in S3 :)

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• HU

  @HumbleAshe · 3 years ago

  The second season of the Mandalorian was honestly really hyped back then. It was honestly really fun seeing Din interact with various characters from across the galaxy, especially Ashoka, more Mandalorians (Deathwatch coming back was so exciting!), and even <b>THE</b> Boba Fett himself. Plus, this ties back to Din coming to realize he has to come out of his cult’s shell to find his own place as a Mandalorian and to figure out what works best for him and Grogu. And that culminates when he puts asides his “helmet” ideology in his journey to save and eventually comfort Grogu, like in that finale.<br><br>I still have a few reservations about Luke in the finale, mainly because it seemed to chew up the finale and take too long and was too easy to dispatch those droids, and it just kickstarted that abhorrent “remove the ST from canon” bullshit, but I still appreciate how it allowed Din to remove his helmet one more time to let Grogu see his face and himself for what he is. And I’m honestly really happy to see Grogu back; this shows that Grogu can find his own journey that doesn’t involve strictly learning at a Jedi temple. And this means we can see more cases of him living and fighting with Mando again as an impromptu but tight-knit family.

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• PA

  @paulaharvey6114 · 3 years ago (edited)

  One of my favorite scenes in “The Heiress” is when Din sees The Frog Lady’s husband and The Frog Lady interact. He touches her shoulder when they enter The Inn and thanks her. It showed he genuinely cared and is to me when he displayed he had a heart.

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• CO

  @corystanish · 3 years ago

  I recognized Luke Baines immediately from his role in season 7 of Agents of SHIELD, where he played a terrifying, dead-eyed psychopath and I can&apos;t help wondering if someone from casting saw that and knew that he&apos;d be perfect for this small role...

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• GA

  @GabrielR.Fides12 · 3 years ago

  I love this season

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• TR

  @trevorhensley3185 · 3 years ago

  Anytime I see Ahsoka Tano, I&apos;m happy.

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• VA

  @vanishingGolem · 3 years ago

  the mandalorean got me back into star wars, even the animated series.<br>as the razor crest awoken my old interest in star wars ships and got me into the xwing miniatures game

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• TH

  @TheWarmachine375 · 3 years ago

  It still sucks to see Stormtroopers still get the punching bag treatment instead of being formidable threats of their own right even if they worked in the Imperial Remnants.

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• MY

  @myriadmediamusings · 3 years ago

  Many point out a lot of the &quot;fanservice&quot; moments, especially the final episode of Season 2, but to me they felt earned. Even without them this season was excellent.

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