The Mandalorian - 3x2 Chapter 18: the Mines of Mandalore - Group Reaction

[@kharilane1340]

Din wasn't dragged into the water. He simply stepped off a ledge and fell so fast because he's wearing pure beskar.

[@dragerdet]

ikr kinda poor planning to take his jetpack off

[@cscotch1127]

@@dragerdet I cannot remember where I saw this comment, but someone pointed out on another video that Bo Katan seemed very surprised when Din started sinking beneath the waters. There's a solid chance that the Living Waters actually were only like waist high and there was a thin shelf of rocks between the bottom of the pool and the ceiling of the Mythosaur's layer, but due to the Imperial bombing of the planet, the rock shelf collapsed and now the two are fully connected. Otherwise, she wouldn't have been caught off guard when he started to sink because she definitely would have known how far into she was allowed to go as a child before she would sink.

[@Tensen01]

And he was heavily weakens by the previous events, he couldn't fight it.

[@regulah2125]

Ain't no way he just sank because of his armor. Bo used her jetpack down and she still didn't catch up to him.

[@MM-vs2et]

Also he might be hypoxic, given the whole blood being sucked and all

[@thorneyquins8780]

I love that Din and Bo are talking to grogu like an adult and its cute to see...

[@TomVCunningham]

Well, he is older than both of them.

[@ajamico]

And yet he still sounds like an infant. They need to move on from that, it’s old news.

[@L0NGTH]

@@ajamico he is an infant in his species.

[@youngrootv]

@@ajamico I mean it makes sense for his species because they take long to mature I guess oh and also they have toys to sell but the real question is will he talk like Yaddle or like Yoda?

[@ajamico]

@@L0NGTH Yoda was 900. Grogu is 50. At this rate, Grogu is way passed infancy if he is to be similar to Yoda by the time Grogu reaches 900. They aren’t aging Grogu consistent with his own species.

[@Belnick6666]

“The songs of eons past foretold of the mythosaur rising up to herald a new age of Mandalore,” the Armorer tells Din in episode of The Book of Boba Fett. “Sadly, it only exists in legends.” So it is a prophecy coming true, the Mythosaur is back which means they will reclaim Mandalore, most likely in last episode of the season

[@human6990]

I believe Jon Favreau said that season 4 is already written, so the reclaiming of Mandalore might be something that will happen further down the line.

[@agentsculder2451]

Din is going to have to take Bo to the Armorer so he can prove he bathed in the Living Waters. That's the first step in uniting the Mandalorians.

[@markbui543]

I would say a cat-fight would break out. In this case it would be Lioness fight between two Mandalorian with opposing views and deadly skills. Din stuck in the middle not knowing the bad history. Still be an epic battle

[@Ziaotic]

​@Mark BUI who y'all got? i say the Armorer, she has to be extremely skilled given her position and i'm just gonna assume based on nothing but vibes that she's more experienced than Bo.

[@thegreatjedi309]

The Armorer considers Bo Katan a heretic and a failed ruler who doomed Mandalore, so her word prob won't mean shit.

[@kelaarin]

@@thegreatjedi309 But now she too has bathed in the Living Waters. She is redeemed.

[@Alvaro89Rus]

@@markbui543 especially if Armorer is Rook Kast

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I like how Mando talked to Grogu with things like "our home" since he's a foundling. I think of Mandalorian as having armor and jetpacks, but not always!

[@dskim5848]

I am glad Bo is playing a major role. There is some chemistry between the two. Bo Katan is revitalized. She sure can use that black saber!

[@foxawan]

Along with mando this was bo Katans rebirth. She now believes in one myth

[@RogerBliddack]

Wait a sec... Bo-Katan "bathed in the waters" to save Mando. Did she wash away her sins too? Is she still an Apostate? Or have they BOTH been fully redeemed? Questions... questions...

[@youngrootv]

@@RogerBliddack I hope not because I agree with Bo that Din’s cult is a weirdo offshoot Mando cult. Hopefully she still believes that but wants to take Mandalorians into a new order or something

[@Scarran]

​@@RogerBliddackShe was never an apostate.. She just believes differently and Din's sect has no respect for the others. They believe that Mandolore fell because of a lack of tradition. It would mean nothing to them that Bo was in the Living Waters.

[@RogerBliddack]

@@Scarran Disagree. The sect that Din DJarin comes from is "The Children of the Watch". They adhere to the strict Mandalorian creed / customs. The female Armorer cast Din Djarin out of the creed (and revoked his Mandalorian Card, so to speak) as soon as she learned he had removed his helmet and labeled him an Apostate for doing it.... so it makes sense that she would ALSO regard Bo-Katan as an Apostate for removing her helmet all the time. So if the Female Armorer reinstates Din Djarin... she probably would recognize Bo-Katan's Mandalorian Membership as well, if they BOTH were suberged in the living waters. (And even if the Armorer never recognized Bo-Katan's as a leader before, maybe she will AFTER she finds out that Bo was in the living waters. Just saying) Anyways, one thing is for sure, will see how this all plays out this season. I personaly think it will play a factor in future episodes. But that's just me.

[@Scarran]

@@RogerBliddack You can't be an apostate if you never held the belief in the first place. I would agree that the show is clearly moving towards the Mandalorians relaxing.. And at least taking a stance of all of us versus everyone else if need be.

[@Flettwin]

Chris is right, the Mandalore/Bo/Darksaber episodes of Rebels are dope as hell and 100% essential viewing.

[@nerdwatch1017]

One idea I’d write in season 4 is when Grogu Connects with the Mythosaur say they follow it deeper into the caves and find a deep cavern/tunnel looking like it’s been lived in but not for over 1,000 years. Turns out to have been built by Tar Vizla the 1st Jedi Mandalorian. When Djinn Djarin Djinn Grogu and Bo Katan find a Jedi holocron as well as a few books. There his training methods creating a blended Mandalorian/Jedi fighting style using all the tools of both Mandalorian & Jedi!! Which Djinn Djarin will use to teach Grogu. The Holocron has all the same knowledge along with much else and most importantly how he built the Dark Saber

[@izyish]

R5-D4 is the same astromech that Luke and uncle Owen were going to buy in Episode 4 but then it malfunctioned and they instead took R2-D2. The theory being he sacrificed himself for the rebellion because R2 is seen talking to R4 before R4 self destructs allowing R2 to find Obi-Wan and kick off Luke's adventure!

[@martinwarford1389]

I remember there was a theory that R5 was Force sensitive and foresaw what would happen if R2 didn't go with Luke, so he sabotaged himself so R2 would take his place and set in motion the chain of events that were to happen. I dismiss this because...Droid are machines. Duh! No matter how sentient they are/can be they're not living beings and thus cannot have a connection with the Force.

[@beansthebeans]

i really like how grogu's speech/communication is able to develop, its really interesting to me.

[@kharilane1340]

As far as I remember the Mandalorians, being a warrior people set out to conquer the galaxy and ran headlong into the Jedi. I think their first war lasted 1000 years, with the Jedi eventually coming out on top. That defeat got burned into the Mando lore and Jedi became the thing that they frightened younglings with.

[@MARYWTHER]

My Prequel Era Baby senses are tingling when people don't recognize that on Tatooine these are POD RACES, just like the one Anakin did on Episode 1. Anakin raced during Boonta Eve, and on this episode of The Mandalorian, they talk about Boonta Eve.

[@RangerHouston]

In the songs of eons past the return of the Mythosaur heralds a new age of Mandalore. I think it has always been there, and was awoken by Mandalore the redeemer (Din)‘s presence.

[@kevinlints4289]

My favorite reactors♥️ had a rough day and seeing this on my KZbin after a long day made me smile. Great work and I can't wait for what this season of Mando has to offer🔥

[@dennis5224]

The Armorer once said “The songs of eons past foretold of the Mythosaur rising to herald a new age of Mandalore.”

[@jubilantsleep]

Baby Grogu hopped to action the second he saw his daddy was in trouble. He’s so brave and cute. Also, Din sure is getting roughed up a lot this season! Jeez!

[@alexachipman]

I need a Grogu pod ride at Disneyland now! It can be like an enhanced version of the Teacups.

[@BumpyBaluga]

Plot twist, Ludwig isnt even composing this season. But his protegè, Joseph Shirley, is. Classic Normies lol

[@youngrootv]

Ludwig’s name is literally in the end credits so there’s that

[@BumpyBaluga]

@@youngrootv prove it, cause im not seeing so theres that. 😳😳

[@epbrown01]

Chris, they release books of the concept art after each season, so two are already out. They're nice quality and surprisingly affordable - $20 each.

[@sliceofheaven3026]

The spider robot scene with Grogu following them reminds me a lot of the scene from Return of the King where Frodo gets bitten by the massive spider and Sam follows him in an attempt to free him.

[@taheahshahdaiah6422]

Just a reminder she's like 15 years older than Din, maybe even older. He was like 7 during the clone wars.

[@jasondrake323]

The actor who played him was ten. Bo's age is unknown, if she was 20 during her first appearance then by 9 ABY she'd only be 49 while he'd be 40.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@jasondrake323 Filoni and Favreau have teased that she's around 70.

[@cargo71]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 It´s a good thing she lived in Mandalore almost all her life. Imagine her living in Tatooine...

[@ADogWithGlasses00]

@32:30 I like the Normies cover version of the ending credits theme 😂

[@pddaawwgg]

"hurry the fk up, he was in a cage" LOL

[@colormewicked88]

Someone finally said it! Thank you Chris! "That Tesla?" That was my first thought as well.

[@nysunflower9439]

Me too! I asked if he found a Tesla graveyard.

[@TheLoreSeeker]

I suspect nothing "grabbed" him in the water....but instead he just stepped one too many steps and essentially went over the edge into the deep end of the pool and since he's wearing a full suit of Beskar he sank like a rock.

[@AkiraNasuki]

Same thought when i saw no creatures around him. Dude must be like, okay... this was a stupid idea

[@NLDD97]

that doesn't make any sense tho because if that was it he would've drowned slowly but when bo got to him he was already in the bottom of the mines but I also don't think its that huge ass monster

[@Zenapprentice]

This

[@wisewillowgames]

That plus blood loss = knocked out fast.

[@SohiHien]

@@NLDD97 why doesn't it make sense? He would sink fast with all that armour and if he didn't expect to sink he wouldn't have had time to take a breath. he would drown fast.

[@azullis3173]

It's not really pointed out, but Mando was pretty good with the spear last season, I'd assume he received training on how to use swords and what not, but he needs to be taught how to use the darksaber specifically.

[@PolskiProdigy]

The reason he's not good with it because he's not force sensitive. And it gets heavier every time he uses it

[@CJB02]

@@PolskiProdigy Bo Katan isn't force sensitive either and she can use it pretty well, he just needs to learn how to wield it as there is a spiritual element, like the armourer said "You are struggling because you are fighting the blade."

[@matthewbee128]

@@PolskiProdigy bo katan isn't force sensitive either, same goes for Pre Vizsla and Sabine. Din just doesn't have the training...yet

[@xTehOwn]

more then force sensitivity is about balance with himself and the force too (the force is in everybody even if u can't feel it).

[@Commander_Shepard.]

Hmm sounds like a person who's good with sticks and spears doesn't mean they are going to be good with a lightsaber. I wonder why the writers of that one certain movie trilogy didn't get the memo...

[@TheBenperri]

This is the setup for Bo to become the savior of mandalore I hope!!! She deserves it more than anyone.

[@TA3DArtist]

Also she’s saved his life three times. Twice this episode and once when they first met.

[@riolkin]

"Without the Creed, what are we? Our people are scattered like stars across the galaxy." The writing this season is very tight, and this show has made me change my opinion on the Way of the Mandalore twice now.

[@TomVCunningham]

Fun fact for the Normies (not the hardcore SW fans in the comments. Lol) but R5-D4 was the same droid with a "bad motivator" in Star Wars '77.

[@davidnobre5660]

21:25 yes, you did see it being destroyed, in TB of Boba Fett you literally saw it in the recap of this episode... are you skipping the recaps?!

[@TheNewSchoolGamer]

Educated guess: All that glass is the result of significant thermonuclear detonations superheating the silicon on the surface of the planet. Essentially, The Empire glassed Mandalor like The Covenant does to human colonies in Halo

[@Commander_Shepard.]

Yeah the guys mentioned in this reaction too.

[@datzfatz2368]

You are exactly right, they glassed that bish^^ And Mandalore is far from the only Planet the Empire did this to, even tho they usally do it with Trubolasers. Same destructive effect without the nasty aftereffects. In the good old Days of the EU they did it so often that they even had a designated codename for it: "Operation Base Delta Zero"

[@Tensen01]

I mean, that's literally what has been previously stated...

[@sulufest]

Mandolorian “Trinitite” 💥

[@EN-Fitz]

The plaque said the first Mandalore tamed the Mythosaur… didn’t say anything about killing it. Maybe it’s the same one.

[@nullunit]

Agree with Chris about Obi-Wan, but certainly wish it had a stronger production team for writing and art direction and more time. Being an early pandemic show and reliance on the volume worked against it as well. Not everything needs to be Andor caliber writing and visuals but for me, Andor set a new bar for what can be done in the Star Wars shows. Last episode bummed me out, but this was hella good and I am hyped to see where they go.

[@banf7425]

100% agree. I loved Andor but I certainly don’t expect Mandolorian to be that. Completely different goals for vibes and story. The first episode of season 3 had me a little worried, but this one felt more tight and less messy. My one issue was that I wish they hadn’t stuck so much of mando’s story in book of boba…but I get it I guess. (: I feel that they are going to lose people who only watch mando who are going to be hella confused about how grogu came back

[@davidnobre5660]

17:00 I think this creature was inspired by the robot from "The Red Planet" looks so much like it

[@BenyaminLorit]

The Darksaber once belonged to Bo Katan so of course she can wield it with ease.

[@mityapancake]

The real reason Mando fell under that water is that his armour is hella heavy and you can't swim in that unless you have a jetpack

[@smokeem15]

I don't know why I feel like I haven't seen Suraj in forever but today he's giving off season 5 Rick Grime vibes. Lol. His hair is looking great.

[@laurijaakkola3762]

No spoilers if you have alread seen season 7 When Clone Wars ended Maul had taken the Darksaber away from Mandalore so Bo didn’t get it then. She got it way later and then lost it to Moff Gideon in the Great Purge where the imperial bombers destroyed Sundari (the capitol = the dome)

[@drpuma_2901]

Yeah they've already finished it so it's not spoilers

[@matespider]

Now we know why they are calling those 'living waters', because Mytosaur poops in it.

[@davidnobre5660]

35:25 that's just not true it's never like that it was like that yes, but in season 1! but of course, like everything, when it's established you WILL create expectations and at this point, in season 3, and with all the success the series has had, it will most definitely create a lot of expectations on people! so saying The Mandalorian will always be something that we don't have nothing to expect from is an ilusion Even in season 2 there were already big expectations, and look how it turned out, it surpassed the fan's wildest dreams and now, after that finale, there will be even bigger expectations it just feels like you are accepting that a series can't be good because of the history, like the writers did all they could in reality, you should accept that there are a lot of writers that aren't great, and the Obi-Wan show was done by a mid writer, that's it it could and should have been a lot better

[@stormcrowlu]

Bo Katan's Droid: You won't believe where they went. The mines of Mandalore.

[@michaelallingham4122]

Omg I never realized it was princess Caroline until you said it and now I can't unhear it

[@glennhkboy]

Disney surely love water this year! There so many water in Disney movies now.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

They Found Mandalorian Loch Ness..Aka (MYTHOSAUR)

[@davidnobre5660]

34:55 nah man that's a ridiculous mentality... with that mindset of course nothing you do is gonna be good

[@Depth217]

16:05 Grogurton and Grogtholomew are perfect names

[@tylerbrown5526]

Din walking into water wearing metal armor like an idiot lol

[@erikolson4148]

I think that Din will be able to wield the Darksaber with much more ease now, because now that he's bathed in the Living Waters below the Mines of Mandalore, while reciting the Creed (don't think it'll be an issue that halfway or three quarters into the Creed that he fell/sank to the bottom 😅) a great mental and emotional weight has been lifted from his heart and mind 🤔😌.

[@thesharpercoder]

Marketta is correct. Grogu did say something, “Patu. Patu.” He has been saying it since midway in Season 2. He has said the word at least 10 times already.

[@thesharpercoder]

Grogu said “Patu” the last time he greeted Pelli in BoBF. Rewatch “The Jedi” episode. Grogu says “Patu” to the City Captain as Din Djarin walks away from the city to find the Jedi.

[@thechad4485]

To answer Suraj’s question about why the Mandalorians and the Jedi have been enemies for millennia is because the Jedi are peacekeepers, and the Mandalorians are often warmongers. They’d incite wars and even wipe out entire planets of innocents just for the sake of experiencing combat and the possibility of having a warrior’s death. Their ideologies are in direct opposition to each other, and that was before they discovered Beskar, and even as far back as when the Mandalorians were exclusively an alien race known as the Taung (about 7000BBY). Mandalorians evolved from warmongers to mercenaries. And typically won’t start wars, but will often revel in joining active wars and finishing them.

[@herrjemeneh368]

There was a little mistake in the episode :D The pod Grogu sits in all the time was left behind on Mandalore when Grogu went to get Bo Katan, but a few scenes later Grogu can be seen sitting in the pod on Bo's ship.

[@AkiraNasuki]

Originally i thoughg he got dragged under but it was because he wearing armour and step right into the hole and straight up sunk!

[@mikemcchesney2555]

That thing from the caves was a Croco-Stimpy!

[@trini_staple]

What's crazy to me is seeing what Bo-Katan went through for Mandalore and the warriors of the Way consider her lost because she takes her helmet off. She was part of the royal family and literally fought for Mandalore. It's funny watching the Clone Wars beforehand and knowing that Mandalorians took their helmets off and then we get here and find out Din is part of an extremist cult. For those who played KOTOR, you meet a Mandalorian who joins your party.

[@firecat4529]

42:24 Darksaber info: The 1st mandalorian jedi created it. That's why it is so jedi like.

[@NCC-72545A]

Din took a step and there was nothing there so he fell

[@RMNarratives]

'it's like foil over meat' lmao.

[@LemGray]

One of the showrunners said that some of the technology Mandalorians use was created specifically to fight Jedi.

[@jeremyraymer]

Bo Katan also said that to Ahsoka in the last episodes of the Clone Wars when they had caught and subdued Maul.

[@zagreus2846]

With varying degrees of success 😆

[@zagreus2846]

In the old EU, the Mandalorian war basically started because the Sith went to the Mandalorians, pointed at the Jedi, and said "They're the best warriors in the galaxy, fighting them would be fun.". So the Mandalorians attacked the Old Republic to get the Jedi to fight them, because they believe that honour can be won by fighting the most powerful foes. Long story short, some of the Jedi did fight and the Mandalorians got crushed. It's kinda funny, the Mandalorians got beaten so badly that it took them 1000 years to recover. They were sacrificed as pawns by the Sith in their eternal war against the Jedi. The Sith weakened both the Mandalorians and the Jedi so it would be easier for them to conquer. Eventually, the Mandalorians fought with the Jedi against the Sith. In the new canon, all we know is that the Jedi and Mandalorians fought and the Mandalorians lost badly.

[@peternazad7763]

The appearance of the Mythosaur is a bit of a miracle. Mythosaurs are considered an extinct species. This is the first to appear after several millennia.

[@TheJerbol]

Quentin Tarantulino was a great pun lmao

[@SustainablePhysics]

39:00 Suraj, the history of the Old Republic era pertaining to the Mandalorians and their interactions with the Sith and the Jedi isn't Canon. Most of it is Legends lore (Video games & Novels/comics) and none of them delve completely into what exactly took place during the Mandalorian Wars but we get mostly exposition through major and minor characters in the novelisations and both games KOTOR 1 & 2. As a fan of these games, I hope you guys play 'em over on your Twitch streams sometime. Cheers.

[@misteryman526]

The cyborg thing wasn't cooking Din, it just rotated his body so the needle was on the bottom so that gravity would help get as much blood as possible out of the body🩸

[@michaelfitzgerald38]

An alligator with wings. That’s just terrifying.

[@Bigglesman96]

Bo can see how loyal and patriotic Din is for mandalore, I think she's going to ride the mythosaur and she'll teach him to wield the darksaber and together they'll unite all of mandalore

[@ggCA07]

Din isn’t patriotic to Mandalore the planet or even the people. he’s just devoted to the old way

[@superboyprime515]

First episode was really good but this one was great,the look of the Mandalore and the Mythosaur at the end looked amazing :) Can't wait what happens next :)

[@jackson857]

21:31 That is the beauty of Clone Wars Rana. It enhances Star Wars.

[@Ziaotic]

14:49 funny you say that, this whole show really has felt like one big D&D Campaign hasn't it?

[@manzell]

The working theory is that the spider-cyborg-eyeball thing is the beast in the death star garbage pit that luke, leia and han slay - reconstituted with cyberknetics the same way that Darth Vader was.

[@hausofdavid_]

Love how you keep talking about Bo's lines

[@LemGray]

R5D4 is the droid from A New Hope that Luke almost bought from the jawas instead of R2.

[@LaCheeserie]

Bad motivator

[@Galaron1000]

This!

[@frost1977]

gina was great in the show hope they bring her back once Kennedy is gone.

[@rj86dr89]

He just fell in the water it was an unexpected step down wayyy down lol. I bet the way he shows he bathed in the living waters is he is either going to tame the mythasore or bring a piece of it back.

[@theawesomeman9821]

I just wanna point out that the Mythasaur lives!!!

[@Jeddxh]

Reminded me of the Zillo beast episode back in Clone Wars when Anakin and Mace woke up the creature from beneath the planet surface. I’m super excited to see it in Live and if either of them can ride/tame it as ruler of Mandalore would be fucking epic.

[@zagat2]

They’ve already been laying the groundwork for Grogu to tame the Mythosaur. He is the Mandalorian in the title. We’ve already seen him tame a rancor.I don’t think he will do it this season. I think either Mando or Bo will attempt to and fail but Grogu will eventually.

[@Jeddxh]

@@zagat2 not saying this won’t happen but I’d rather not see that little green booger riding that giant ass beast lol as cute as it would be I think Din should tame it which will help him feel worthy of wielding the dark saber as he still struggles with it. I do agree that they shouldn’t tame it this season as we only got introduced to it last episode

[@sanneannelies843]

Damn!!!! This was such a good episode. I had to pause because I got jumpscared 3 times hahah🤣 I let out screams haha and then they end the episode like that. I was so into it😍💯😄

[@AceofDymonds]

"Look guys, we spent a LOT of money on this setting, so we're going to have to have at least two sequences of characters methodically walking through each part and taking in how great this all looks. " I loved this episode - pleasantly surprised we got the Mines already, more Peli, awesome new droid design, great fleshing out of Bo-Katan, cool interactions that support what seems like it'll be a running theme of Din learning more and deciding what he really believes makes a 'true' Mandalorian, interesting implications around Bo-Katan being notably better at wielding the Darksaber, and a freaking Mythosaur! I am more than willing to give the "small universe" problem that Star Wars sometimes has a pass on this one since it gives us R5 (the red astromech droid) on an adventure -- but I'm gonna need someone to call him "Skippy" at least once before the end.

[@SubterrelProspector]

Although Bo Katan was on the closest planet to Mandalore. So they didn't shrink the universe, the planet was close by.

[@TCO_404]

What I think is great about them doing some of those scenes twice, is how it highlights the differences between the characters. Bo-Katan has history with the place, the dark saber, knows the creatures, and had her jetpack longer. While Din is learning as he goes.

[@tapiocamango]

"Heavy auntie energies" 😂

[@johannesbowers7467]

R5-D4 (aka Skippy the Jedi droid) is the most underrated hero droid in SW.. RESPECT !!! Somebody bootlegged a Mandalorian Basilisk war droid... 🤔 That dunking counts, Armorer! Nothing grabbed and he wasn't being attention and walked off the last step!

[@strider9184]

Nothing grabbed him. He is wearing heavy ass armour and the steps ended & he had taken off his jet pack.

[@2Synnful]

I think Servellion is spot on... Din merely encountered a drop off... the question is: has Bo's cavalier attitude toward traditions past become passé and irrelevant with knowledge that the Mythosaur IS IN FACT REAL! Plus - and I'm just throwing a "what if" in here - since it's likely Bo saw Din face while saying farewell to Grogu in Chapter 16, is she possibly harboring feelings for our Mando but denying those feelings because of Din's possession of the DarkSaber? Something I'd like to see resolved. Bo's Warrior-knowledge plus Mando's Warrior-Ethics could be what brings the Mandalorians home to rebuild Mandalore... Jus'Sayin'

[@davidnobre5660]

7:48 unless he's talking about their armour, that's not true ahah just to clearify

[@ent66]

Living waters = something living in the water

[@AlbionOfAvalon55]

that cyborg reminded me of the one in 2018 Lost in Space tv series

[@nullunit]

Underrated show.

[@AlbionOfAvalon55]

@@nullunit no argument here... i do hope they check the movie or the tv series in the future.

[@MRMONKEYPUNCH]

She’s putting “stevia “ in his coffee”. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidnobre5660]

7:58 yes, because mandos by creed weren't welcomed in the capital planet

[@nathaniellee5277]

26:43 NOOOO CHRIS YOU GOT IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME DAMN IT SURAJ

[@amrosoronar1853]

Sabin Wren handed the Dark Saber to Bo-Katan and with it, she ruled Mandalore, for a time. Bo-Katan is the sister of Duchess Satine, prior ruler of Mandalore. Mind you, "handed", not won in a duel to the death.

[@hametsuj]

Nothing grabbed him. The stairwell was broken under the water and he fell. The weight of his armor pulled him all the way to the bottom.

[@tthe9396]

Those aren't crocodiles with wings, those are baby dragons!!

[@thoughtfulstargazer]

That scene when they first entered the atmosphere kinda reminded me of that HOTD scene.

[@pgg0508]

Din ran out of steps and sank due to the weight of his armor.

[@livedieretreat7360]

People saying mando just sank but he was able to swim in the water on that boat when he first met Bo Katan.

[@cargo71]

Grogu: Daddy is cool. Mommy is waaaaaay cooler!!!!

[@pwytbt]

22:00 respectfully, of course.

[@noitora524]

I believe Din sank because of the weight of beskar'a armor.

[@zeroethics3082]

First, Bo is always talking about how Din's "cult" fractured their people. Now she knows that it's ALL TRUE, sooo...does that mean that *her* cult is actually the one that fractured their people? Second, my favorite thing about this is that I truly believe that Din's true gift is to inspire others through his faith in the Creed. Boba Fett has worn Mando armor his whole life, but I don't think he ever actually met one until Din. Then here's this dude, that is willing to fight and die beside someone he barely knows, because *this is the way*. I don't think Boba had ever met anyone that noble and honorable before. Now Bo-Katan, who went through the motions, but never really believed or embraced it. Her face when he's reciting the creed and stepping in the water, I think he stirred something in her, even if it was just a memory of when she truly believed in the creed. Now seeing the Mythosaur.... Let me preface this next opinion with this. I never really liked Bo-Katan, and have been team Din for Mand'alor this whole time. All I could see were Bo's flaws. She judged Din for being a child of the watch. She judged Boba for being a clone. She just seemed like she wouldn't be very good at uniting people due to her prejudices. Mand'alor must be ruler of ALL mandalorians. This episode has single-handedly changed my mind. Not because Bo can fight and use the Darksaber, but because for the first time I can see her true potential as a leader. So, with all that said.... I don't think it is Din's destiny to rule. I think it's his destiny to show Bo-Katan the way. She WAS NOT worthy of the Darksaber, and that's why her people were fractured and defeated. She was ruling a culture, that she never truly believed in. This adventure with Din, is showing her the true power of faith, and the creed, and the power to truly unite their people. She failed before she tried to unite her people around a object, but Din is showing her how to unite them through an IDEAL. I think he will reawaken her faith, and with that faith and power, she will finally truly be worthy of the Darksaber, and to become the new Mand'alor. P.S. If Bo and Din got married, I wouldn't be mad, lol.

[@mybedissoft]

I've seen a cool theory that the half bionic/half organic thing with the eyeball could be(or could've been)an actual Mandalorian that's been surviving on the planet since it got glassed & its appearance shows the length they had to go to to survive there this long. But he still has a part of his brain & the one eye in the head piece so maybe that's why it was taking his blood, because it still requires it to survive so he's killed any Mandalorians that've come back. I don't think that's the case but I do think it's a pretty interesting theory nonetheless lol.