This Armorer SCENE Just Changed Mandalorian Season 3!(Din Djarin) - Book of Boba Fett Explained

Aside from explaining the Darksaber, the Armorer basically laid out what The Mandalorian Season 3 will be about, Grogu, Din and Bo-Katan are in for a surprise.
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[@jetblast190]

If it’s true that Grand Admiral Thrawn is being setup to be the Thanos-like villain in the Favreau-Filoni collaboration, then the threat he presents could provide the motivation necessary for Din to accept the mantle of the Manda’lor and unite the scattered clans and factions.

[@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp]

i think thrawn base is in mandalore and the mandalorian will take it back with the help of boba fett criminal empire and din djarin as the leader of mandalore leading the mandalorian people to take back their homeworld

[@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp]

@Cad Bane i am saying a base for his starships and armies and if mandalore is abondon why does bo katan needs weapons to take it back

[@Orcaluv26]

Mandalore the Wayfinder

[@roger632]

@Cad Bane Perhaps Ezra may be on Thrawn's side in the Ahsoka series, but only to help him defeat the Grysks. Perhaps Ahsoka and Sabine will mistake Ezra's intentions for joining Thrawn's side and thinking he's been corrupted by Thrawn, but Ezra really knows that the Grysks are the real threat.

[@jetblast190]

@Cad Bane I have read all of the novels and I agree. But I'm speculating based on existing rumors that he will be a Thanos-like villain and that Filoni's version of Thrawn in Rebels was treated quite differently than in Timothy Zahn's novels. I prefer Zahn's version though.

[@sinistervulcan]

He still mandalorian, IMO. Just not a member of The children of the watch or Death watch. He can still do right by mandalorians

[@sinistervulcan]

CotW need to get with the times and unite with the remaining Madolorians if they want to save their ways

[@subscribeFORaCOOKIE778]

I love how Bo Katan is like "I'm a real Mandalorian" and The Mandalorian is like "'I'm a real Mandalorian" and boba feats just like, I'm not a Mandalorian, I'm just a simple man trying to make his way through the galaxy"

[@sequoia1171]

And yet Boba has more of a right to be the Mandalore and more of a right to the dark saber than anyone else..

[@subscribeFORaCOOKIE778]

@@sequoia1171 yea

[@TharukaNisal]

@@sequoia1171 Rights to wield Dark saber .? How so.?

[@sequoia1171]

@@TharukaNisal read my other comments explaining this connection in this section

[@icommentdumbshitbutyoudidn6575]

@@sequoia1171 sorry bud you just aren’t interesting enough to hunt down your comments.

[@lorddemon8019]

Bo katan also did not receive all the support that she needed from the rest of the clans, not only for accepting the dark saber without having to fight for it, her supremacist ideas were also the causes that not all the clans supported her, she claimed to rule the rest of the Mandalorians because of her family name, also she couldn't accept outsiders, as if she thought that the Mandalorians are a race instead of a culture or creed, the first Mandalorians weren't even human and they accepted the humans to join their culture, I'm not saying that bo katan is the cause of everything, but she did make mistakes that contributed to the almost annihilation of the Mandalorians.

[@def3ndr887]

A bloody fate awaits for that usurper and her lapdogs

[@killer3000ad]

@@def3ndr887 I hope the Armourer gets to introduce Bo Katan Kryze to her hammer 🔨🔨 personally.

[@janinejohnstone468]

@@killer3000adcould life really be that good? 🤣🤣

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

I want to see more of "Night of a Thousand Tears" level of brutality from the Empire in the future

[@fordaith]

Operation Cinder was pretty righteous

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

@@fordaith I only said that because as far as live action and animation is concerned we haven't really been shown the true brutality of the Galactic Empire yet

[@tadhggoreyoneill13666]

@@jeffs6090 exactly. I want to see more of the true brutality of the Galactic Empire, Vader, Palpatine, Thrawn, all of them

[@CAPSSTROKE]

@@tadhggoreyoneill13666 I mean we did see them blow up a planet. 😂😂

[@benbone2559]

Grogu is technically both of Jedi and Mandalorian... even the hardliners like the Armorer would have a hard time arguing with him if he was to say, come by the Darksaber while saving Mando's life if Visla or the Armorer challenge him for it and are about to strike him down after taking control of it. He's a Mandalorian foundling *and* a force user.... that's all I'm saying.

[@AeneasGemini]

Well, the big issue is how you define a Mandalorian. Grogu *was* a foundling, but unless he chooses to live up to the Mandalorian customs (wearing armour and never taking off his helmet etc) then he isn't both. It is kind of mutually exclusive since the Way of the Mandalore and the Jedi code are fairly at odds

[@TheModelOmega]

I just want to see Din riding a mythosaur! lol

[@Xenotork]

Season three will explore the springs below the mines of Mandalore for sure. Din at this point doesn't have much to go off of next apart from what the Armorer had spoken to him about, and he'll need proper guidance on how to weild the darksaber. Perhaps Luke will be the one to ultimately convice Din to pursue the path the Armorer set out for him, but to make his own decision on what it truely means to be mandalorian along the way. I believe that a surviving Mythosaur may be present under the mines, and as the armorer stated in the prophetic legend, will be a major part in the unification of the mandalorian people.

[@somekidfromchi]

Sounds awesome, can’t wait.

[@mksaber170]

I thought the same thing about the Mythosaur being secluded away in the living waters of Mandalore! I'd love to see Din talking with Luke about Grogu & the present he has for him. In revealing the gift, Luke sees the darksaber & asks to see it. From that point on we'll be in for an amazing ride!!!

[@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp]

maybe the mines of mandalore are force related like dagaboh and he will see the ghost of tar vizila and it will be great way of introducing such a character and din djarin will unite all mandalorians since his time and i also believe mandalore is occupied by thrawn as his base and mandalorian will fight tharwn in an epic battle

[@johna8872]

@@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp if mandalore was occupied by thrawn it would make no sense for ahsoka to be searching for people with clues to his whereabouts? she would likely have heard rumour of said occupation and would therefore know where thrawn was or atleast the best place to search for information

[@WolfgangOrpheus]

someone who gets it, this wasn't a random mandalorian episode, I have been following filoni ever since the CGI movie that started his canon, this episode was about where are we heading, also the Forger tells the prophecy of the Mythosaur, the one who will bring mandalore to a new era, and fellas, tell me who else is wearing a mythosaur sigil?? we had this episode to introduce us what is boba heading also , bringing fett and Djin together just forged the path to the new era, but people are not ready , they wanted something plain on the book of boba, but Filoni and Favreau are aiming even higher

[@DarthTrishalla]

💯🎯

[@vvt-4467]

you are hell right boss

[@mrd1433]

Also Din Djarin knows first hand that Boba Fett is an honorable man and Din considers him to be Mandalorian. Bo Katan has shown that she will change any agreement at her convenience and the Armorer has her own plans. So Din Djarin knows he can only rely on Boba Fett to keep his word.

[@SyrilsCereal]

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@RobertMalachowski]

Didn’t Boba become Manda’lor in Legends? It’s definitely something I’d want to see. If only they wrote his character better for this series.

[@usveteran9893]

All valid ideas in my opinion. But I can really see the point that the Armorer is setting up Din Djarin so she can challenge him for the Darksaber. However, by the time The Armorer does this challenge, I think Din will have grasped the use of the Darksaber and The Armorer loses. The only way I would see Din lose is that maybe the Mandalorian show is ending and they want to do another spin-off show. The way I am seeing the Mandalorian is that it still has a great deal to offer and they should consider extending this show. The Mandalorian is a hit show bringing in a great audience and that also means $$$ why would you want to end something that is making you $$$?

[@hawk5394]

Look at what happened to the clone wars

[@whotftookthuurs]

Yeah but why didnt she challenge din immediately? It's clear that she's better than him, by far

[@11Balrg]

I think she is setting him up on the right path, this is why she tells him this is the way, when talking about springs or lakes. He will somehow redeem himself?

[@JPVNG67]

doesn t make sense. She could challenge him now.

[@lordbiscuitthetossable5352]

I think she’s trying to make him into her idealised Mandolorian successor, issue is she only sees him as he was before the journey and is incapable of seeing him as this much more confident and capable man who priotised the protection of Grogu over himself. The fact that he had been unmasked immediately changed the dynamic between he and her, so she sent him on the quest. I think that ultimately, to use the armourer terminology, that Din is much more flexible and tempered then he once was, his quality of character becoming less cultish mandolorian extremist and more of a protector of the people as a whole, even when he is battered or dinged he will be reforged. The armourer is cast iron, she is incredibly hard and Brittle and thus would shatter before she bends her ideology. That means that at some point, their beliefs will be incompatible and she will challenge him for the dark saber. Why not now? Because up to that point she hadn’t seen the change in Din, but wont tarnish her honour, she still believes he will serve the way blindly as she does. That and honour is a real big thing; she legit believes that Mandolore was razed because of a *energy sword*, that’s profoundly superstitious, but to her it’s real.

[@jasontempleton2445]

Notice that the Armourer didn't call him an "apostate" when banishing Din. That might not be a bad development for him. Just "a wait and see" stance of what he's going to do next. Maybe she's got plans for him?

[@jesse1018]

She's always been very objective in her observations and interactions. She talks about the the Jedi, Empire, and Bo Katan very matter-of-factually and seemingly without judgement. She already told Din what he needs to do redeem himself. I imagine "wait and see" is correct.

[@paulanderson771]

Exactly! She would have asked for the armor back if she really wanted him gone. She knows he'll head to Mandalore and find the Living waters and that will be a victory for all Mandalorians.

[@thecommentguy9380]

Prob means that she still acknowledge Din as the rightful wielder of the Dark Saber and a potential leader, but knows that he is still not ready to be the ruler Mandalorians need due to a conflicted spirit, so she thought finding the Living waters would be the trial Din needs to be ready. And she knows Din enough to know that he will not betray the way of the Mandalorian or its people. I mean she probably knows Din took the helmet off for Grogu.

[@jesse1018]

@@thecommentguy9380 I think it's a lot simpler than that. Her views are very black-and-white. He won the blade, it's his. He took off his helmet, he's not Mandalorian. The context, mitigating details, and future potential don't factor in because she has a fundamentalist adherence to the creed.

[@thecommentguy9380]

@@jesse1018 she would demand him to return the armor if she was that black-and-white. OR, just challenge him to get the blade to ensure it's in mandalorian hand

[@michaelplaczek9385]

I think what went unnoticed was that the Armorer said that the Rise of the Misosaur will lead Mandalore out of the ashes. Boba has the Misosaur as his symbol. Him riding the Rancor will start a new age for Mandalorians. Perhaps Tatooine will become New Mandalore. InB4 any of this happens

[@EvaIix]

i think they will rise up with boba, him and mando are going to meet up so they might team up.

[@michaelmatejka1068]

I think Boba will be the Mandalore

[@catalyst539]

@@michaelmatejka1068, Boba rules Mos Espa, he can’t be Mandalore.

[@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp]

i think there is a surviving mythasour in the mines of mandalore and din dajarin will tame it thus forfiling the prophercy and heralding a new age for the mandalorian people

[@ihaveafettfetish9348]

I think people have forgotten that Boba is currently only 41 years old. He’s finally back to being 100 percent healthy at the end of Chapter 4. They’re definitely setting up something big for him. Btw, Din Djarin is only a few years younger than Boba. I think both characters are going to play a huge part in Season 3 of The Mandalorian, and Bo Katan could end up being the antagonist.

[@bomafett]

"You are no longer a Mandalorian… but sure go ahead and walk out of here with the Beskar armor and holy relic of our people." That made no sense to me.

[@opposedgamer]

I think it's so immersive when the hero actually struggles with power and isn't able to get away with everything.

[@JettQuasar]

Imagine Baby Grogu with Beskar armor!

[@wolftal1178]

To be honest although I did love Grogu, I honestly think the upcoming Mandalorian battles are no place for a baby, it’s best if for the moment Grogu remains safe with Luke, but I as well as many other Star Wars fans would love to see the reunification of all the Mandalorian clans. In legendsJango Fett was head of the at the time largest Mandalorian faction, the true Mandalorian is, and he always intended for Boba to rebuild it after it was destroyed. Although Boba may not lead it, I think it’s very probable he will be a part of his fathers dream to have a true mandalorians return. In fact maybe when the Mandalorian is deciding what to do boba will tell him of his father’s group and he may in fact choose that one to rebuild.

[@TwistedSynn]

Agree, I think things should escalate and they should keep Grogu on the side lines for now training, then we can possibly get a Trained Talking Grogu later down the line. As maybe a big finale with him coming back to help with Luke, that would be epic but they should keep him out of the main focus for now. I don't mind occasional visits.

[@gutar5675]

Grogu is not really a baby though. He still a 50 year old space wizard

[@wolftal1178]

@Pabs True he never cared about the Mandalorians, and the Mandaloriana never really cared about him, but his father did, and that might be enough incentive to bring him into the fold. All his life it seems he’s only had only one real person he was close to and that was his father. That Is enough I think to bring Boba to the fight.

[@ingamereaper9115]

I feel like grogu will be the next tarre vizla being both mandalorian and Jedi wielding the dark saber for the longest due to his lifespan

[@Ryan.2]

@@wolftal1178 I can only see him acting in a supportive role if he does get involved in any Mandalorian business. After all, he has his own criminal empire to run. Not to mention that most of his life he has grown up among bounty hunters and criminals.

[@PappyDan]

everybody missed it, no one picked up on how episode 4 and 5 are connected and the new quest tip for season 3, conversation between finic and boba on slave one in episode 4, good mechanics in moss islie, no i'll do the work my self, what do we see in episode 5, mando doing the work him self on his new ship with a good mechanic in moss islie, the new quest tip came when the armorer poured what looked like living water from a vile that changed colors in the vat water to quench new forged beskar armor, proving there is access to the living waters in the mines on mandalore, just like in season two, finding out for himself that the jedi sorcerers were not his enemies, and season 3 finding out for himself some things on mandalor were not destroyed, what i am looking forward too is if mando and boba join up under the symbol of the mud horn as a clan.

[@stevesinger4066]

I am hoping that the Armourer is guiding Din down the path of his destiny with the Dark Sabre, just as she guided him to return Grogu to his kind. Anytime that he would doubt that his assignment was even possible to achieve (whether it be find a a Jedi wizard to train the foundling Grogu or attone for your sins via the living waters under the mines of Mandalore ), she just responds with "this is the way" so he will accept nothing less in his relentless pursuit to achieve it. It looks like she may have some hidden agendas/motives & obviously tells stories that fit her narrative, but it seems that it works; although Din suffers through these trials, it ultimately brings out the best in him and gets him 1 step closer. Does she possibly may know something about Din's past (his real parentage, perhaps) that fullfills in her mind another heretofore unknown prophecy, heralding in a new era for Mandalorians? Is she going to keep pushing him - even if it means ultimately that she will need to be killed by him in a final duel - in order for him to fulfill his destiny & become the true leader? Stay tuned for Season III. I have spoken.

[@staroceans8677]

Great points!

[@melelconquistador]

I kinda see her in a role of a mentor. She is clearly a cultural leader and is likely grooming Din to eventually take up the mantle. She gives him trials because she sees potential in him along with acknowledges his accomplishments. As he strayed from his creed by revealing his face, she gives him more opportunities to redeem himself. The mandalorians presented here are paladin like in the characteristics of adherence to a code of honor/chivalry and also being armored.

[@kaifa76]

the armorer is on my kill list for what she did to that gorgeous beskar spear...

[@Michael59197]

Past two episodes made me think that the Darksaber is meant for Grogu. Dinn is not a Force user, he can't wield it properly, and he doesn't want to lead the Mandalorians. The blade was made by someone who was both a Mandalorian and a Jedi. What if Grogu decides to become both? Take both the armor and Yoda's saber. And teach Luke that the previous order was too dogmatic, that's why it had to go, and the new Jedi must be more open minded as well. Of course this means that Grogu must fight daddy Mando for it. But what if he earns it in combat by fighting at his side?

[@Rudilsa80]

Can you imagine a tiny, light Saber toting mandalorian. How the hell would they accommodate his ears?!

[@seriously1184]

I agree Grogu has to defeat Din Djarin in combat, like in a departing or training fight Din Djarin doesn't doesn't have to die ! Like Din DjariDin didn't have to kill Moff Gideon in battle, but only defeat him

[@seriously1184]

@@Rudilsa80 Was thinking the same Or Grogu will get as half open helmet or one with hollow ear spaces on it Like the masks of the Pike Syndicat

[@TheSolarium18]

@@seriously1184 More likely that someone will take away the saber from mando and then grogu earns it

[@seriously1184]

@@TheSolarium18 Possible

[@Hk-ox4bb]

Statement: If I had a nickel for every male Mandalore in silver armor who have a mandalorian artifact which is used to indicate his role in the mandalorian society now I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice

[@Robinx1985]

Maybe the Armorer wants Din Jarin to find a solution especially since he won the Dark Saber in battle, wether he joins her Side or the other, the goal is unification along with not making as reckless of decisions. Like Mandalore as a planet could have been saved especially if freeing the planet from the Empire but it could have been done so differently and with heavy planning and reconocense missions to find out what the empire was planning and how to stop certain things from happening.

[@simonjandrell5897]

i wonder will the Mandalorian end up going rogue like Boba Fett

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

I bellieve The Armorer's ties to Maul & Paz Vizsla's greed are a curse in Din's life. Thus karma has reduced thier zealot cult two fold. Mando needs to form His own family/clan with Grogu, Boba, Bo Katan, Sabine etc.

[@berettaroadchronicles9637]

I think the armorer is Ursa Wren. Skirt, knows how to forge armor, which she would have taught Sabine how to reforge her armor. She knows how BoKatan got the dark saber. To much is adding up

[@jones8472]

I like this idea, but don't forget that Ursa Wren took off her helmet a few times in TCW and Rebels... this is not the way ;)

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Interesting notion.. I recall Ursa Wren & Lady Bo Katan being allies during TCW & during Rebels. Sabine respects Her & many Houses as well. I don't recall "House Wren" however being religious zealots or like a cult, nor living on Concordia.

[@williamnorthrup2335]

@@jones8472 One question why would Ursa Wren honor Darth Maul by putting horns on her helmet?

[@berettaroadchronicles9637]

@@jones8472 I think after seeing her world destroyed this may have changed her

[@berettaroadchronicles9637]

@@SwaggerLikeUz if she witnessed the night of a thousand tears then that would be enough to change her.

[@damiangutierrez9103]

I think Din is going to learn how to control his feelings to master the darthsaber and figure out his true purpose in life. He will also find the lost mines to redeem himself. Maybe Bo-Katan and the armory will have a little fight than Din stops them & say like it or not we're all together in this am in charge . Boba will probably be involved as well.

[@glenwaldrop8166]

I think it's equally as likely he'll learn from the other Mandalorians that allow the helmet to be removed. Deathwatch was always a bit extreme.

[@damiangutierrez9103]

@@glenwaldrop8166 you mean the children of the watch is a bit extreme because deathwatch is Bo-Katan clan who do remove their helmets. Perhaps Din will set a meeting with Boba,Bo-Katan & his former clan which they all would probably argue over there differences and be united.

[@glenwaldrop8166]

@@damiangutierrez9103 Sorry, Children of the Watch, yes, thank you. Not 100% on my Mandalorian lore.

[@SnowWolf9999]

@@damiangutierrez9103 Deathwatch split when Bo-Katan refused to follow Maul (The Super Commandos were Deathwatch Maul Loyalists, and Bo-Katan's group became the Night Owls) if they theories are true and the Armorer is actually Rook Kast then she too was Death Watch ...... I've thought that with them being called "children of the watch" and her wearing the horned helmet that she was part of Maul's loyalists (or even a descendant )

[@damiangutierrez9103]

@@SnowWolf9999 I hope we see them all together having some sort of conflict that will get resolved.

[@Lanwarder]

The thing that bugs me about the whole "The dark sabre must be won in battle" philosophy is this......Does that mean that successors among the same family had to basically kill their father to take his place? Does it also mean that Grogu would have to kill Din to get the sabre? Again, when you think of it, Din did not kill Moff Gideon and still got the sabre.......Which would mean that Bo Katan does not need to kill Mando and that they could just have some sort of sparring/non lethal type fight....What would be the big deal about that? It's not really such a horrible prospect.

[@pnyhmsmx]

It simply means defeat in battle. Just that characters like Darth Maul decided that the only to demonstrate that was to kill the opponent.

[@darthdredd4148]

So if Din is now the big Boss of Mandalore how is it the Armorer is telling him what to do ? Shouldn't she be following his orders?

[@DrewLSsix]

No, politics don't work like that.

[@darthdredd4148]

@@DrewLSsix talk about a hit and run 😜👍 Do you care to elaborate ❓🖖

[@JeremyCayaban]

Even a king needs advisors, and din seems too naive. He doesn’t really questions anyone he just goes with the flow at times and just says “this is the way” and just accepts it, before meeting Bokatan, he didn’t even know other factions of mandalorian existed different from his “this is the way” cult.

[@melelconquistador]

@@JeremyCayaban I would think they will expand his hero's journey as he isn't done in challenging his views.

[@JeremyCayaban]

@@melelconquistador I hope so I'm kind of bored of him just picking up side quests as he goes along and want him to actually make some real moves in the galaxy, like he has proven to be a skill combatant and somewhat of a leader when he wants to be so hopefully he will start to become the leader of mandalore

[@mosesgarner2404]

Before that episode I had assumed that season 3 would center around Mandslore, the Dark Sabre and who will rule the new Mandalore. Grogu? I figured we would see a little bit here and there with the season ending with some sort of trouble with Grogu setting up the main story line for a season 4 if there is one. I myself am ready for some season 3 Mandalore future with a little bit of Grogu, maybe a tiny bit of Boba Fett and a ton of Mandalorian culture.

[@TheREALMuad-dib]

I love how everyone is overlooking the setup for Grogu to take the darksaber and mandalore. Also it's not a hard thing to figure out why Din can't use a lightsaber well, there's a large force component and he's not a believer.

[@F7PRO37]

Really wish we saw darth Vader walking through the rubble killing mandaloriens

[@kevincarlson3386]

Armorer is Rook Kast

[@Brendan-hi4wd]

Bo katan kreese s03 leaked dialogue: "Strike First, Strike Hard, No mercy" !

[@SirDavidAsher]

I think Mando is going to forgo being a bounty hunter and help fight to restore Mandalore.

[@RobertMalachowski]

That would also explain the lack of cargo room in his ship for bounties.

[@ladderson_1]

If Grogu returns to Din I’m rating the Mandalorian 3/10, I do not want to see him, it’ll ruin the point of the previous Seasons. It’s a show about Din not about him. This is a similar situation in the Book of Boba, it’s like Boba is a side character in his own show, those Jedi parts should never be in the show, it doesn’t belong there, it is awesome but it ruins the show.

[@wezzy9437]

Dude stop bringing up anything about the non-canon sequels. Seriously...Stop It. The first order is not a thing.

[@TheDrexxus]

This all kind of reminds me of the Krogans from mass effect. A warrior race that loves fighting... Eventually mostly wiped out because they threatened the powers that be... The few that are left act as mercenaries and bounty hunters... Despite facing extinction, they are so damn aggressive and violent, they are still killing each other to try to rule what is left of their people...

[@STAYIN_ALIVE]

He literally has a little bubble for Grogu on his ship, he’s coming back.

[@elbaboo5755]

Imagine if mando have to beat a mythosaure in the mandalore’s mines to be a mandalorian again. Btw I know that mythosaures are no more and I don’t know if a such thing can happen (I don’t reed any comics and I didn’t watch full clone wars and rebels)

[@jamesweston4089]

Everyone better get on board. This episode was a reminder that the Star Wars Universe is MASSIVE and might be the greatest story telling ever. This isn't just some TV Show.

[@vvt-4467]

I hope the do better this time, I mean the six first movies were gold at their core. But I really never understand Rey trilogy.

[@jamesweston4089]

@@vvt-4467 - Yeah. The Last few films aren’t good cinema. Luke Skywalker “story arc” is very TicToc to me. I don’t really care too much about that though. I just want to be entertained

[@Hybridgtr]

We want to rebuild our society since there’s so few of us. But not you, you took your helmet off. Duh!

[@MuslimanDardania]

I think mando is gonna be the next mandolorian jedi, he has been shown to have jedi like reflexes and even can sense people when he hasnt heard, seen or even looked in the direction, and im pretty sure he sensed Ashoka in ep 6 when he was asleep on the bench

[@SymmbolZS]

from what i know, each clan has a piece of the true culture of mandalore, only by combining all clan will we be able to see the true "way of mandalore"

[@smitthone]

So in order to manage the dark saber, din jarin needs to receive jedi training by/together with grogu

[@MKScorpion1996]

I also want to know if Sabine fought during the great purge, also did her family and clan fight and did they survive?

[@sheezy2526]

She's so hot, I dont knw what it is, way she talks and carries her self maybe.

[@savage5128]

All the lore got me right on the feels.

[@chiefsideshow]

Please, no first order. That's non canon.

[@FreddyKrugerGloves]

One thing is for sure….. Grogu 100% gonna go with din jarin

[@MatthewNeathery]

What if Din breaks the darksaber and builds his own.

[@-MCMLXXII-]

Here's a question: we all know ALL Mandalorians have general feelings about a very specific saber, but unlike most Mandalorians Boba has a VERY SPECIFIC feel about ANY SABER. How's HE going to feel when Din lights up in front of him with that thing?

[@geode8556]

Thank you! May the force ne with you always! 🙏

[@theunsupervised8542]

Did you say.... "resolvement" @3:33?

[@ainewagner6564]

The Armorer told him he wasn't a Mandalorian anymore. Maybe that is because he is now the MANDALOR instead.

[@Tanymsun]

Interesting thought.

[@wallacelang1374]

I believe that "The Mandalorian" season 3 will be the civil war on Mandalore that will eventually resolve the split within the culture of their planet. I don't think that Din Djarin will die, but I do suspect that he will lose the right to bare the darksaber.

[@TroxelSportsStreams]

I am the 4,100 thumbs up never was the number change that’s pretty cool but first time commentor keep up the great work

[@ashharris7387]

May I address that season 3 we'll be going to Mandalore. To the living waters of Mandalore, some place no one thinks you can go. Din Djarin is going to be a mandalorian again and learn to be a true mando in the heart of the mando culture. also the dark Sabre is more like Excalibur able to be held but not to be used except by the focused. The armorer could see the doubt and asked the question about the helmet. She understood his problem and gave him an answer to multiple issues. I actually don't think that the helmet is that important considering the Vizsla family has taken them off. However I think they are now following older teachings that the Mando should be almost faceless. something akin to the older ways and the super commando code. So I do think Din and Grogo are going to do this. Also I think in some ways the great mythosaur either is Boba Fett or boba fett will help find one on.... a strange desert planet. Just thinking. PS: Mando and empire antagonists in Mandalorian season 3.

[@Chisszaru]

I don't see Paz Vizla and the Armorer as Mandos, i see them as cowards. I doubt the Empire used nukes, as not all mushroom clouds are created by nuclear weapons. And the only people to not see Din Djarin as the rightful ruler of Mandalore probably is Paz and the Armorer, and they don't really have any legit claim to the darksaber, but guess who has, Mando has, and that makes him the rightful ruler of the Mandalorian people and of Mandalore. He did defeat Gideon in fair combat, and Paz showed he isn't even ready to fight with an oversized knife. The Armorer didn't even try to do anything, as she straight up turned on and abandoned her people by throwing out the rightful ruler of the Mandalorian people, which again literally is Din Djarin. Having the darksaber and not losing it in honorable battle means you are a Mandalorian. Paz might have a reason to want the darksaber, as he's related to the creator of the weapon, but as he never won it back in fair and honorable combat against Djarin, he's just a pretender, just like Bo-Katan Kryze. The only one with a legit claim to even be the rightful leader of Mandalore as planet and the Mandalorian people is Din Djarin

[@ditzydoo4378]

It was more World-Building. Very much the same was done in the first four episodes of the Book of Bobba Fett. It all leads to these two Mandalorian's (Din and Bobba) making new lives for themselves in a very different Galaxy than was before... 0~o

[@evilamo]

A way the writers can explain their way out of the “heavy” dark saber…the blade’s crystal was mined from the waters on Mandalor. It needs to be returned to the waters to balance the Force within it. Thus redeeming both Mando and the Blade, baptizing the new era of Mandalor. 💥

[@shadowwalking4917]

That sounds like a great way to write it, they could toss in some Jedi training in Mando season 3 when he sees Grogo and maybe we see Din join Boba Fetts clan seeing as the armour kicked him out of the clan. Then we could see the two clans duke it out for control.

[@codymcevoy6433]

@@shadowwalking4917 din won't join boba, they'll keep the two separated and join them up for team ups and such, Din actively wants to join his creed again, instead of joining bobas crime ring. He respects boba and will work with him, but I think Din is being set up for a much larger role in the return of mandalore. Very exciting stuff coming I think

[@hyde_2476]

Sabine is going to be the one to teach him.

[@GalactusOG]

Smoke weed everyday.💨🌴🌴🌴

[@bgddav2547]

I hope that one day Mando will join Boba Fett and his team and make a team of unofficial mandalorian team and they could get Bo katan to join and they can go on missions together.

[@tonyroid1]

I believe that the Armorer has sent Din on a journey that will change and create a new way for Mandalorian's. I just wonder if Grogu will join escaping Anikin.

[@ropeburn6684]

As a German, the "Night of 1000 tears" literally moves me to tears. We have a history of making up and also appreciating grand stories.

[@snowblind9551]

Mandalorian culture/history always reminded me of German culture/history. Particularly Prussian.

[@Elemenobanii]

@@snowblind9551 prussians are cringe tho

[@joshuasayler2425]

Sabine Wren is the rightful owner of the Darksaber because she gave it away and was never beaten in trial by combat. Which means the whole time she has been the rightful owner of the Darksaber.

[@rickyaustin8914]

Could the Armorer be Sabine Wren ? Really just asking .

[@joshuasayler2425]

@@rickyaustin8914 There are many reasons Sabine wren is probably not the Armorer. Sabine Wren is Mandalorian By birth, she is not death watch and she knows Jedi.

[@muhammadsadiq-gb5tp]

maybe the mines of mandalore are force related like dagaboh and he will see the ghost of tar vizila and it will be great way of introducing such a character and din djarin will unite all mandalorians since his time and i also believe mandalore is occupied by thrawn as his base and mandalorian will fight tharwn in an epic battle and i also believe luke is in yavin 4 like in legends

[@Bananaskin101]

I like the idea Din will become a Jedi and Mandalorian, like Tar Vizsla and unite the Mandalorian clans/houses under one unified leadership. Hopefully leading them into supporting the New Republic against Thrawn and a resurgent Empire. It would be awesome to see the Mandalorians as the New Republics Special Forces as they do have a whopper of a grudge against the Empire 😁

[@Ryan.2]

If they were going to make Din a jedi, then there would've been some foreshadowing to it.

[@MuslimanDardania]

@@Ryan.2 there kinda is, in the finale of BoBF I remember in the cantina with boba and din, a robot walks in, no sound or anything, he immediately points his blaster to it even though hes the furthest away from the entrance and was even looking the other direction, bot to mention jedi like reflexes and when he rides that one animal in the first season inf the mandalorian it was almost like when grogu “spoke” to the rancor

[@MuslimanDardania]

Yeah i agree

[@low-keyinvestor8646]

...no human is a 'Mandalorian' by all current 'Mandalorian' people....the Taungs ARE/WERE Mandalorians...

[@176bammm]

Retconn the Jar Jar Abramsverse/Rian ROUNDHEAD Johnston travesties the Disney sequel trilogies! Eject this garbage down a quantum singularity... give Star Wars a cardiac kickstart....reboost...

[@F87Zach]

That episode was amazing he’s just too good of a character

[@joen8529]

You’re right, I hope we finally get to see Grogu in Mandalorean season 3.

[@Valandhir]

The armorer also speaks of the rise of the Mythosaur, and well, there is one Mandalorian we know, who has that sigil on his armor. Boba Fett. So I wonder, if Boba and Din need to come to blows, in the next episodes of the book of Boba Fett, for Fett to gain the Darksaber and a much greater purpose.

[@SnowWolf9999]

If they go the Legends route and have Fett become Mandalore, I think Din will be defeated by someone, but will survive and lose the saber. Whoever that is will be defeated by Fett rightfully giving him the saber, and this will unify the Mandalorians as The Children of the Watch will follow because he'll win it in battle, Bo-Katan's group will follow because he is Jango's clone and his family blood claim will be stronger than hers.

[@Valandhir]

@@SnowWolf9999 I like your idea, though Bo Katan made it clear she despised him, in Season 2. I'd like to see your story come true, though. :)

[@RedGuyStudios]

Dude.. episode 5 was literally so good!

[@jlo1195]

MAN...we would think that George Lucas would've give the Sith darksabers as comparison to Jedi's having a lightsaber

[@ThMnWthNNm]

I feel like there was no other way to bring in Din than having a whole episode dedicated to him. It doesn’t feel like it would make much sense to have him just show up on Tatooine out of nowhere.

[@lupooflunarorigin120]

They could have maybe done an episode about Boba seeking him out, I suppose. But you make a good point, there weren't many options available

[@KeroCake]

Ok THANK YOU for this because I just started watching Mandalorian S3 and the “Previously on” had a scene from this episode you speak of and I was like wtf is this I never saw this?! And was so mad lol now I know what to watch.

[@CostlyFiddle]

So we have ZERO information about Mandalorian S3 except what lil bit we got in BoBF ep5 & from that everyone is speculating we will see Grogu and Luke again? Also, why does everyone care what ONE "Armorer" says. From what Bo Katan said, Din's clan are seen as a cult. I am fairly certain the greater Mando population feels the same way. He is still Mandalorian according to Bo Katan's logic.

[@joeshmoe6930]

That "Night of a Thousand Tears" scene bears a striking resemblance to Terminator's judgement day. (not the movie, but when Skynet won) Confirmed. John Connor was a Mandalorian.

[@morginstjarna]

This is just Canderous Ordo all over again... Which, I'm not complaining about. That was a dope side story, for sure. Can't wait for season 3.

[@galoguevara6049]

Nahhh. You're over thinking it all. The next season will be about Din atoning himself. It will be about him making his way to Mandalore and finding the Living Waters. I'm sure that on his way to Mandalore, and once he get there, he will discover other details about Mandalorian legends, truths, and what needs to happen for Mandalorians to take their rightful place in the galaxy again (other than being bounty hunters overall). Grogu will go along with him, and probably learn things about his past and species. Maybe "Baby Yoda" becomes much more in-tune with the force. Possible dawning as the first members of a Jedi/Mandolorian allegiance that takes hold (even if only small in the beginning). Or at least an allegiance with Grogu/Yoda's species and the Mandolorians.

[@jeremylandis7972]

It kinda feels like Disney backed themselves in a corner with the mandalorians. They have to all pretty much die out. NONE appear in the last 3 films. You would think that after mandalor was occupied and burned down by the Empire that going along with the First Order would be a no go. But you don't see a single mandalorian in the backgrounds of all 3 films. Unless there gonna change Zorri Bliss to a mandalorian.

[@jmahlon]

I really hope the mandalorian finds his way out of the cult he's currently in. It would be a good modern day allegory for escaping Trumpism/QAnon cults.

[@thebrownsvilletxprophet5907]

The best leaders are ones who don't want the power, and responsibility of leadership. A lowly Sheppard, rose to be king, in one story from long ago. Boba Fett was in one story from legends the Manda'lore. Both Filoni and Favero have shown themselves quite ardent fans of The Expanded Universe, aka legends. Do not dismiss the simple man making his Way through the Galaxy far far away from a time long ago. So sayith I.

[@Aqua_Toad]

Subscribed finally :) now once I've watched a couple more "must see" videos I'll probably hit that bell. I love your non polarized info on the SW universe.

[@chrishowell7854]

Season 3 finale: Bo-Katan and the Armorer get into a viscous fight, Din goes to break them up with the Darksaber and accidentally slices the Armorer’s helmet, causing it to fall off. Nobody knows how to react to that. They share some spatchka and get over their differences and give a promising and united future to all Mandalorians 🥰

[@Rudilsa80]

Someone has to beat Din in combat,,,, or,,,, a defacto ruler by marriage. Or, someone discovers they are force sensitive to wield it accordingly.

[@nivekab]

Mando finds Luke/Grogu, Mando trains with Luke, Mando unites the Mandalorians.

[@j_scurr3261]

The future of Star Wars is bright. Still, after the new book of Boba Fett episode it’s troubling to look to the future of the timeline where Luke just gives up on the Jedi. It’s always in my head that Luke just gives up and couldn’t bring himself to kill his father because he knew there was still light. but gladly attempted to murder his nephew. It’s troubling.

[@sparklepawz1185]

Bo: You're not a Mandalorian, you're a clone. Din: You're not a Mandalorian, you took off your helmet. Mandalore the Ultimate: I don't care if you were born on Mandalore to the most powerful clan or some Jawa from a scrapyard in Tatooine, if you follow me in battle you are Mandalorian.

[@ZurielWraithblades]

Dark Saber will return to a force sensitive Mandalorian. Though it will be a foundling and be Grogu. As it was forged by one, so now in their darkest hour, another 'Jedi' Mandalorian to lead them.

[@damion19967]

Everyone keeps blaming Bokatan, it wasn't her and it's not Din either. The owner of the dark saber is Sidious, he beat Maul fair and square and the saber belongs to him. Now that technically he's dead it's probably not his anymore. But ever since Maul lost that started the Pruge, and lead to the night of tears. It's clear even tho Din won he didn't beat the real owner. Just like the elder wond.

[@Jrbettis]

Given the Terminator battlefield scene we can infer survivors ARE underground! What domed cities by warriors doesn't have a back door or secret escape tunnel. Especially since there are mines!

[@InvalidAuthorization]

I also think this is a lot of wishful thinking. Filoni and Favreau are great story tellers and they will not sacrifice great story for some meta epic tale. Mando's love and loyalty to Grogu, to Boba Fett, to Ahsoka, to the Covert, and even to bokatan will set him on a collision course of adventure. Of course, Filoni did not waste that shot with Ahsoka, so Thrawn will be featured or talked about at least, and Sabine Wren will plausibly make an appearance. But if anything epic happens it's all due and in the interest of great story telling.

[@sykogemini]

Resolvement? I think you mean resolution. I don’t think ‘resolvement’ is actually a word

[@Haseo55]

Din and Boba revive the true mandalorians. Going by the Rise of the mythosaur will bring a new age of mandalore. You know. I haven't seen anyone talk about it but every modern mandalorian group has ties with house viszla and I think to move foward they need to move away from the influance of said house.

[@Boomblox5896]

I've read a few comments here speculating the possibilities in the future and I gotta say that there's some neat ideas being thrown around but I have one approach to it: What if Din Djarin witnesses a conflict between Bo-Katan and The Armorer and he finally snaps between the two and their forces and ignites the Dark Saber, declaring his immediate leadership over the both of them and demands that Bo-Katan's side and the Armorer's side leave behind all their differences to unite as one people, commenting that this conflict between the different factions is precisely what caused Mandalore to crumble instead of prosper.

[@Lanwarder]

Michael Vicciato, the actor who plays Grogu gave an interview a couple of days ago in which he says that he unfortunately has decided to retire from acting...so I don't know if they're going to do a recast or what, but it just wouldn't be the same...

[@sgtvoro]

I'll miss the spear. It was really cool imho. (Also it's strange how a sophisticated energy blade can't penetrate beskar (or it takes a long time to do so) but a spear made of beskar could. I mean that's not how it works irl. You can't simply puncture a platebody with a steel spear.)

[@a.w.3438]

Only a Jedi knows the intricacies of a light saber so Luke is the logical solution for this heavy dark saber problem.