THE MANDOVERSE TIMELINE REVEALED | Star Wars Updated Viewing Order!

[@bmarshy]

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more Star Wars related videos coming soon! Full episode order: 1. Chapter 1: The Mandalorian 2. Chapter 2: The Child 3. Chapter 3: The Sin 4. Chapter 4: Sanctuary 5. Chapter 5: The Gunslinger 6. Chapter 6: The Prisoner 7. Chapter 7: The Reckoning 8. Chapter 8: Redemption 9. Chapter 9: The Marshal 10. Chapter 10: The Passenger 11. Chapter 11: The Heiress 12. Chapter 12: The Siege 13. Chapter 13: The Jedi 14. Chapter 14: The Tragedy 15. Chapter 15: The Believer 16. Chapter 16: The Rescue 17. Part One: Master and Apprentice 18. Chapter 1: Stranger in a Strange Land 19. Chapter 2: The Tribes of Tatooine 20. Part Two: Toil and Trouble 21. Chapter 3: The Streets of Mos Espa 22. Chapter 4: The Gathering Storm 23. Chapter 5: Return of The Mandalorian 24. Chapter 6: From the Desert Comes a Stranger 25. Part Three: Time to Fly 26. Chapter 7: In the Name of Honor 27. Part Four: Fallen Jedi 28. Part Five: Shadow Warrior 29. Chapter 17: The Apostate 30. Chapter 18: The Mines of Mandalore 31. Chapter 19: The Convert 32. Part Six: Far, Far Away 33. Chapter 20: The Foundling 34. Chapter 21: The Pirate 35. Chapter 22: Guns for Hire 36. Chapter 23: The Spies 37. Part Seven: Dreams and Madness 38. Chapter 24: The Return 39. Part Eight: The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord

[@johnthemachine]

Please consider having this edited into a fanedit film, or several. Reach out to Hal9000. It would work well as two long movies that would setup the “third” official theatrical release in 26

[@jasenbertrand]

I think people forget that multiple episodes could be 1 day, or 1 episode could be days long(hyperspace travel parts) I like Mando 1-16, Boba 1-4, Insert Skeleton Crew, Boba 5-6, Ahsoka 1-3, Boba 7, Ahsoka 4-5, Mando 17-19, Ahsoka 6, Mando 20-24, Ahsoka 7-8

[@bmarshy]

@@johnthemachineI think it would be far too long to have as a fan edit. Each episode of the Mandalorian is anywhere from 30-50 minutes long, and there are 39 episodes in total. I had considered making a fan edit out of the last 4 episodes (Chapter 23 Mando, Part 7 Ahsoka, Chapter 24 Mando, and Part 8 Ahsoka) because those episodes would definitely work well as a movie. Perhaps Chapter 16 of Mando, Part 1 of Ahsoka, and Chapter 1 of boba would work well too. Maybe I’ll give it a go 🤷‍♂️

[@bmarshy]

@@jasenbertrandthat’s an interesting order, the only issue is that the trailer for Skeleton Crew shows that Vane - the pirate from Season 3 of The Mandalorian - is going to have some kind of role which means the show is likely set after S3 because otherwise he would still be working for the pirate captain. Also, the reason I put Ahsoka Part 1 directly following Chapter 16 was one because if you wait until after Chapter 6 of Boba - or even after Season 3 like the official order - then what was Ahsoka doing for all that time? After she finds out what she wants from Morgan Elsbeth, there’s no reason she wouldn’t start her mission as soon as possible - and that also helps keep her story flowing by having it continue only a few episodes after she appears in Mando. Also, I feel like watching boba directly after Mando is a bit jarring, because you see the post credit scene where he takes over Jabba’s palace twice within two episodes. And the entire series was almost created just to bring Mando and grogu back together, which means you’d be going from them separating in chapter 16 to them coming back together almost instantly. Anyway, I like your order too it’s interesting. Maybe I’ll check it out one day 👍

[@sergioandrescontreras5251]

This is actually very accurate. Thank you for this. I love the Mandoverse, especially The Mandalorian. That show is definitely better than the entire sequel trilogy. Thank you so much and may the force be with you.

[@zufalllx]

There is no mandoverse. There is only Star Wars.

[@alvinobege7307]

The purrgil connection was genius and makes such a small detail in the mandalorian mean so much more

[@FowlManor]

Very interesting 🤔 I've wanted to give these shows another watch, and now you have given me a reason to do so with this new viewing order. Thank you for your work, and I'm looking forward to see how it works.

[@bmarshy]

@@FowlManor thanks for your support it means a lot! When I watched the shows like this for the first time it honestly felt like a whole new show so I’m glad that you find it interesting. If you watch the episodes in this order be sure to come back to this video and let me know what you think!

[@FowlManor]

@@bmarshy It's a similar situation with The Clone Wars; If you watch the episodes in order of release you'll have clones in Phase I and Phase II armor in episodes right after one another and story lines will be picked up and then dropped for almost an entire season before being picked up again. If you watch The Clone Wars in the correct order, the long story lines are much better, and the end hits harder than you can ever imagine. 😭

[@douglaswright4019]

The timing is perfect for me. Rewatched Mando 1 and 2, then took a break. This a good excuse to start again.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

The timeline of the Mandoverse is completely broken. Literally the only way to rationalize it is to imagine that Morgan Elsbeth was getting transferred for 2 years. The line that completely broke the story was Captain Teva barging into the court marshal mentioning "the conflict on Mandalore" which happened 2 years after season 2

[@bmarshy]

I completely agree. That’s why I started looking for a way to fix it when I was showing my partner The Mandoverse for the first time. A friend of mine came up with the idea to put the episodes in a different order when we were watching the first couple of episodes of Ahsoka together, so after a few weeks I came up with this episode order. If you feel like the Mandoverse is broken, try watching the shows again in this order and see how the entire story changes and feels much more thought-out. Try it out and let me know what you think!

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@bmarshyEven with your fixes, it’s still technically broken. And you can rearrange all the broken pieces you want, and I think you’ve done it well, but they’re still broken pieces at the end of the day, just in a different arrangement.

[@zufalllx]

There is no mandoverse. There is only Star Wars.

[@DarthSaggezza]

At the 8:43 mark I thought the same thing you did when I went back and re-watched that episode. When Grogu’s head and hands came up to the cockpit glass, I thought that he was connecting with Asoka and not the space whales.

[@sergioandrescontreras5251]

Listen I have a suggestion for another video: Talking about Star Wars characters whose stories need a continuation and conclusion. For example, Rotta the Hutt, Jabba’s son aka Stinky as Ahsoka called him. Anyway we need this Hutt to make a return in Star Wars. Perhaps as the adoptive son of Boba Fett. Which is very far fetched but it’s fun to think about. So please think about it.

[@colremy]

Bravo!!!!!!!

[@ariesstorm9577]

Another thing to consider when trying to gauge the timeline and if it all takes place in 9 ABY is Nevarro and the changes it goes through under the leadership of Greef Karga. How long would it take to source the materials, the funds, the planning, the labour. How long would that take on a world not supported by the galactic government? I highly doubt it went from how we saw it in season 1 to how we see it in season 3 in less than a couple of months.

[@bmarshy]

That's a good point, however don't forget that until season 3 Navarro was a hub for criminal activity - a bit like Mos Eisley it was a 'wretched hive of scum and villainy' including pirates, bounty hunters, smugglers, etc. Those enterprises likely brought in a lot of illegal funds, and with Greef Karga at the top of that pyramid then he was the one to benefit most and therefore he could direct the funds however he deemed appropriate.

[@BARTENT]

Very intresting

[@ariesstorm9577]

I’m not sure how it affects the timeline but in the first episode of Ahsoka, the guy played by Clancy Brown that it has been several years to the day that the Empire was defeated. Was he talking about their defeat at the battle of Endor, or when Empire was driven off of Lothal in Rebels?

[@bmarshy]

@@ariesstorm9577 good catch! I think I overlooked that. Luckily he only says “several years ago” and not a specific number, and The Mandalorian seasons 1 & 2 (+ Ahsoka in this timeline) take place 5 years after Return of the Jedi and the defeat of the empire so that line fortunately doesn’t affect the continuity, but great catch!

[@zufalllx]

I don't like Luke and Ahsoka both being alive at the same time. Especially this far after Jedi.

[@omarbaba9892]

Why

[@bmarshy]

@@zufalllx Why not? Ahsoka is only 14 years old at the beginning of the clone wars and 17 by the time of Episode III when Luke is born. By A New Hope Luke is 19 years old and about 22 or 23 in Return of the Jedi. And The Mandalorian takes place roughly 5 years after ROTJ, which means Luke is 27/28 and Ahsoka is only about 45, so they would certainly be around at the same time, unless you mean you don’t think Ahsoka should have survived until that point in the timeline?

[@VictorDiGiovanni]

I call for a moratorium on the "It's like poetry..." clip. A more clever way to present it would be to start showing it, and then cut it off at "It's--", showing that it's such an overused trope at this point that we don't even need to see the rest of it to get the joke.

[@zufalllx]

There is no mandoverse. There is only Star Wars.

[@ei3170]

There is no hope. Back to your cells

[@alvinobege7307]

2:09 what the actual fuck is going on here on the disney+ page??

[@bmarshy]

@@alvinobege7307 i did a little movie magic for the video 😉

[@stoney7041]

I’m wondering when is Disney+ going to expand Darth Vader timeline???? They keep trying to introduce new characters and content when we really don’t have satisfaction story of Aniken Skywalker

[@bmarshy]

Well, the entire 6 movies are the story of Anakin Skywalker so...

[@stoney7041]

@@bmarshy true but it ends with his transformation into Vader no enlightenment into his violent sad life during the empire

[@bmarshy]

@@stoney7041ah I see what you mean, you’d like a story that explores anakin’s descent into the dark side after he becomes Darth Vader and how he becomes such a cold and merciless killing machine that we see in Rogue One and The empire strikes back?

[@wizlb]

The original Star Wars fans left before any of Rey’s movies… the fans leaving now are the animation fans

[@bmarshy]

@@wizlb I’m not sure that’s entirely accurate. I know a lot of “original” fans who are still fans to this day, even after all the mess Disney has made. I think people were just happy to see a Star Wars project that felt like George Lucas’ creation again when the Mandalorian came out in 2019. It’s not perfect, and I know a lot of fans have dropped out, but a lot of people are still rooting for Star Wars to be good again and at the moment the only light guiding the way seems to be projects like The Mandoverse and Andor/Rogue One (and the animation as you mentioned).

[@metro25production]

Andor is still good tho

[@wizlb]

@@bmarshy .. I’m not too sure of any franchise that didn’t have issues, James Bond, Indiana Jones, fast and the furious, mission, impossible, and the list goes on

[@wizlb]

@@bmarshy Star Wars fans need to take a damn deep breath, it’s only entertainment, it’s not real life

[@wizlb]

@@bmarshy.. However, as I mentioned earlier, the majority of fans who enjoyed the first three Star Wars films tend not to watch any of the animated films or series