Why Are We Ignoring Grogu's DARKSIDE Behavior?

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Should we be worried that Din Grogu is now being trained by a bounty hunting Mandalorian and not a Jedi like Luke Skywalker? What is going to prevents this little guy from going to the dark side?
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[@GenerationTech]

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[@lennartgamer2339]

Im Batman, A Jedi Like my Fath.........

[@GenerationTech]

@@lennartgamer2339 and trained by Qui Gon Ra's al Ghu

[@DesertCharleyVideos]

This is an abomination

[@glennrabb]

Hello, I am a subscriber with a question. Can you PLEASE help? If Bobba Fett is the son of Jango Fett, shouldn’t Grogu now become Grogu JARRIN as his fathers name is Din JARRIN!!?? Thanks, Glenn R

[@lennartgamer2339]

@@glennrabb Yes, this is the way

[@albusplaustrum06]

The force choking of Cara Dune...fairly sure that was not a lesson the jedi taught at the temple. Also Pappy was terrified of Yoda. Even with Dooku's help in a crazy dream fight they could not defeat Yoda.

[@Chef_PC]

And choking and tossing stormtroopers around all willy nilly.

[@orokusaki1243]

Yoda: "a third lightsaber you carry but do not use?" Palpatine: "nooo.. ::cackle:: that's my d**k!"

[@Svesh_Inertia]

I think luke understood that gogurt could just come back and train to be a jedi at any point in the next century or two after he hangs out with his mandalorian friends

[@PMCEddBoy]

I found it ironic how his only form of communication was giving two absolute answers "yes & no" when "only Sith deal in absolutes"

[@plattfisk97]

a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

[@refugeehugsforfree4151]

"Only Sith Deal in Absolutes" Is an Absolute ironically.

[@abeautifuldayful]

@@refugeehugsforfree4151 Absolutely, but wait a sec. Just for fun, let's think about that. Is it a "deal" to say a simple yes & no, or does that imply an agreement is sought beforehand? I usually presume the latter.

[@SamanthaVimes]

Iit was "the terrible Twos". Yes didn't mean yes, it just meant "I want this." and No meant "I don't want that." And his behavior is exactly what happens when a toddler learns how to run around and say No.

[@tommyrenda7724]

​@@refugeehugsforfree4151I never thought about that. You just changed my view on the world😮

[@RotalHenricsson]

I don't... really see the issue. People (including in-universe) seem to forget that he's a literal toddler for his species; he has no concept of good or evil or vegetarianism. He's a baby, he sticks things into his mouth. He takes things without asking because A.) he doesn't comprehend it's wrong yet and B.) he can't talk yet either. It's why i am always a bit perplexed when Luke or Din are trying to teach him things - the little man is going to spend the next 50 years learning not to eat his own toes, you're rushing him a bit.

[@leonrussell9607]

Not true, we see in season 3 he understands concepts perfectly and can operate heavy machinery, he needs to be stopped

[@Dakarai_Knight]

He understands them perfectly well apparently. He just can't speak. Also you don't gotta be a vegetarian to not eat a sentient beings eggs. All together tho he's a baby so whatever.

[@nomercyinc6783]

50 years old is 50 years old

[@Dakarai_Knight]

@@nomercyinc6783 Yeah he's a 50yr old baby. They don't mature at the same rate.

[@dearyvettetn4489]

As a parent, I think it’s more like a maturity issue than the Darkside or the potential to be evil. Many children do minor things like stealing or lying if they really want something, or don’t want something bad enough. Even though they know it’s wrong they do it because they can. Grogu just has a super power that enables him to do what he wants to and he just needs proper guidance to learn that can doesn’t always mean should.

[@isaackim7675]

Greef Karga, “I think he’s ready for it.” Din, “I think you turned the kid into a monster.”

[@dantheanimator5072]

I think it’s a play on Luke going to find Yoda on that planet, and Yoda eats all of Luke’s food like a college kid on that whack tobaccy. So they are doing what most sequels do aka regurgitating the same schticks. Maybe no matter the age Yoda race have high metabolism or on that green off screen so they act like that……are high morale and wise, unless it’s food related

[@Otterdisappointment]

“Grogu is influenced by the dark side” -Alan with an actual dark side problem

[@TheWarmachine375]

Grogu just wanted some snacks after a long trip with Din Djarin

[@m.adrian]

Jedi view of the dark side is "out of sight, out of mind".

[@patty4349]

I think the Frog Lady's eggs were not fertilized until she got home to the daddy.... hence the rush.

[@blaineishere3851]

the eggs were unfertilized. it wasn't murder and they weren't babies.

[@GAndreC]

They were made with the purpose of being fertilized. The chicken comparison don’t work because a rooster jazzing on top of eggs is not going to fertilize them but it’s a different ball game with frogs

[@snear3os]

You said gogur needs a tutor. The best tutor would be that robot Jedi from Rebels.That robot Jedi has lived for a thousand years or more. So he would be the best person to help teach Gorue how to use the force and the values of the Jedi. Dinn can then teach him how to be a mandalorian. That way he gets the best of both groups. Btw the frog eggs was not fertilized yet just like our chicken eggs we eat. Lol

[@ryandegrave8978]

I don't remember a robot Jedi in Rebels.

[@peterbrazukas7771]

@@ryandegrave8978 I think he means the droid who taught younglings how to assemble their first lightsabers.

[@ryandegrave8978]

@@peterbrazukas7771 Oh. That sounds familiar. Does he know enough to actually teach a Jedi though?

[@DarknessGuard]

You forgot to mention NFTs as an outcrop of the Dark Side. Grogu would be the first Dark Side "Yoda species" I heard from which might be a VERY interesting base to work with if his Mando Adventures are taken into account.

[@JamesW609]

Make him evil and miss out on all the baby yoda merch fat chance Disney will ever allow that to happen

[@DarknessGuard]

@@JamesW609 Your probably right but maybe people would love evil baby Yoda. Fans can be crazy at the weirdest things at times though Disney probably doesn't agree with that.

[@xXScissorHandsXx]

Really enjoy these seemingly just Star Wars but springs as much to help IRL by the talk, Prof Allen, dont stop the good work and great content. In Grogurt we trust, Holy be thy name 🙏 May the 4th be with you 😜

[@missjayspeechley9213]

Baby Yoda >> The Child >> Grogu >> Din Grogu. These name changes must be costing Disney a fortune in merchandise rebranding. And his behaviour is very much inline with human toddlers in their "terrible twos", the age where they start learning boundaries.... by pushing them.

[@mrbyzantine0528]

"Din Grogu" was the confusing one.

[@randomhank]

Moral of the story: walk the Way of the Mandalore

[@orokusaki1243]

Yoda allegedly realized his failings and mistakes with the direction of the Jedi Order. And then he instructs Luke to follow the same Jedi dogma. Doesn't add up, it's contradictory. The writers and continuity people messed up.

[@schroder1972utrecht]

I always kept an open mind of a Darth Grogus

[@brokentuskgarage]

Fear leads to hunger and hunger leads to the darkside!

[@GenerationTech]

No hunger leads to fear which leads to darkside. Hunger is at the root of the darkside

[@brokentuskgarage]

@@GenerationTech and while there is no proof, I dont think Snickers is cannon.

[@LupusDei777]

I wasn't moved at all by Grogu's cuteness, especially because he was kind of annoying, but I ended up fully hating him after that selfish and cruel stunt. That shit was not funny or cute at all, those were potential babies he ate without giving a fuck, and such selfish cruelty is a clear path to the dark side. I hope he's disciplined properly to make him regret his murderous gluttony and selfishness.

[@richietribe9487]

Nobody: Alan: Gogurt

[@lennartgamer2339]

And Ahsoka Ta noe

[@jessesandusky-wc2pq]

that's what I was thinking right after his name was revealed, the nick name may be more "popular" than you think.

[@richietribe9487]

@@lennartgamer2339 And Satine Cries

[@SpaceCaseZ06]

I think Alan has eaten on video a promotional marketing Gogurt with images of Grogu so it's probably much more common

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

4:30 Isn't a lightsaber technically a friearm though? You know, being a beam of concentrated plasma basically, it's a fiery weapon.

[@kakarotprime69]

The eggs weren’t fertilized yet 😂

[@elketerbentzadik]

It's been three seasons and Grogu has barely used the force. I'm sure Filono will drag Sabine's force journey out a little.

[@allenkeith7160]

Gogurt... I kept giggling every time you said that...

[@rafaelfarias4359]

Canon Luke is no Luke. is Jake Skywalker. That guy is definitely not the guy Yoda taught a more enlightened and less dogmatic view of the Force than the mistakes of the Old Jedi Order. Luke if acted that way Jake did, he would never bring the redemption and sacrifice of his father - whose attachment to him brought him back to the light and made him fulfil his destiny as the Chosen One meant to bring balance to the Force.

[@lics01]

What did Lukes first active use of the force do? Only kill about a million Stormtroopers on the Death Star.

[@planning9930]

I think din brings grogu with him to protect him. That was the main point of the first episode when he saved grogus life. And it’s why the events of the first two seasons happen. Protect grogu and take him to his people the Jedi. Mando can handle himself and yet so can grogu by the time the third season came around which is allegedly years after the second season ended. They need each other, and mando feels like and eventually becomes grogus dad officially because he believes grogu deserves to live the same way the mandalorian that saved din on his home world when he was a kid decided this kid deserved to live as this is the way of their people. So to summarize he brings grogu with him everywhere he goes because this is the way.

[@joshuahogan3475]

Simple solution: find a Matukai adept to train him the ways of the Force. (Assuming you can convince Disney to make them canon again.) Badass Force Sensitive warrior culture centered in the light side. Doesn't have any of the baggage of the Jedi, and, best part, in their 3000 plus year history a grand total of zero Matukai have fallen to the Dark Side. I call them perfect! They can also unlock Force potential in practically anyone who has a pulse or the xeno equivalent thereof so Din can learn right alongside Grogu.

[@gabrielagbaeze2229]

I don’t blame him on the eggs; we eat chicken eggs and don’t really have a problem with it with the exception of vegans. Also Grogu is still a child, of course he doesn’t have it all figured out yet. But still great video nonetheless

[@StarWarsFanatic]

We also don’t know anything about his race or species. Are they carnivorous hunters? Are they scavengers? Is it their nature to eat living things like an owl? I don’t see why some complain about it.

[@gabrielagbaeze2229]

@@StarWarsFanatic now this reminds me of the conversation, what is more important? Nature, or nurture?

[@StarWarsFanatic]

@@gabrielagbaeze2229 exactly!

[@FarmerDrew]

Vegans feast on plant eggs, that the plants themselves work extremely diligently to craft and harden for a good life as the next generation... The plants even put chemicals in their babies so that we are discouraged from eating them, like phytates that prevent protein enzymes in our bodies from working, and causes us indigestion, but we don't get the hint so we are all inherently capable of being Sithlords.

[@StarWarsFanatic]

@@FarmerDrew let’s not forget how much life is destroyed below the ground’s surface by plowing. How big or cute does something have to be to be considered murder? Just a fun thought.

[@bigcazza5260]

i think its better that he has a dark side that he knows remember how yoda learned to become a force ghost? he had to accept his dark side but decide to control it. grogu might not take 1000 years to reach that level of enlightenment

[@landrumchamberlin5364]

Well yk the eggs weren’t fertilized if I’m remembering right? So it would be more a kin to Gogurt eating eggs out of an incubation chamber while the fathers are um, “preparing samples” in the back.

[@thalesrisso2854]

Why we nevet heard about Grogu until mandalorian? He is a "mistake" of the Jedi Council, maybe because his dark side beaing is bigger than the council could approve.

[@StarWarsFanatic]

This may make his character more interesting.

[@nurventilatoren]

I mean, do you need to be a Jedi to use the Light Side of the Force? Maybe he will just be a "Force-User" and not a Jedi... might be a great way to shed some light on people who are on the border between good and evil.

[@davidblackman1586]

Sorry but the issue everyone is having on YT about Mando is they keep looking waaaaay too deep. While Feloni does callbacks, his writing has no depth. What you see is what is happening. Stop pretending this Andor...

[@5stardave]

What about criticism for Din Jarin not feeding Grogu enough? Grogu doesn't appreciate the difference between droids and organics. Jedi would force choke Separatist droids all day long.

[@ZeroSeriesMMX]

Everytime I hear "Gogurt" I start to raid the fridge for some yogurt -- but I don't have the Go-gurt brand here, only Nestle. 😂

[@kristianyoung990]

From Baby Gogurt to Din Gogurt. This is the way.

[@marshsundeen]

Younglings have a mix of Dark and light. Babies give into urges more than adults do.

[@bigmalletman9453]

i don't remember yoda mentioning what hunger leads to...

[@thelazy0ne]

It's over Jim. He's now living the quiet life forever.

[@mrgdsjs1084]

😮😮 Oh no, the rise of Darth Grogu is actually a possibility but you have to be honest, it would be a cool name for a show.

[@juliusclavecillas1915]

lesson learned! feed grogu more so he doesn't turn to the dark side

[@nickgarrett1784]

I’ve been saying he is gonna go dark side since the beginning. You have an extremely powerful Jedi with little training that’s being raised by a violent cult. What’s the worst that can happen? 🤷‍♂️

[@waxer7842]

Din did the right thing when those Jawas were taking his stuff. Tattooine is basically Texas he’s just exercising his rights.

[@therakshasan8547]

When 1 finds true balance in the force then they are connected to the greatest of force powers . A combined energy of Dark & Light simultaneously . Those that fell to the dark then found redemption , for the briefest of moments , found that balance at the moment of transition .

[@theHedgex1]

He could have influenced by both sides. Mandalorian father and a Jedi mother. Two sides in one. :D

[@nick90000]

I just learned cats are not safe in your house when you get too hungry 😆

[@robertmcauslan6191]

It appears to me Yoda's species as a whole are little more than force Cukoos. They drop their babies off with a foster species to raise. It's why nearly every organic that has physical contact with grogu begins to care for him. It's part of their racial force powers. It's why, under the leadership of grand master Yoda the lack of attachment was over emphasized, he had an innate lack of attachment. It's what stops them from falling to the "dark side", without attachments to anchor to, grogu will simply bend to the will of the force. The "light side" is bending to the will of the force, the "dark side" not the will of the force.

[@JoseFlores-xc7wu]

Maybe Grogu species needs to feed a lot when they are young we dont know that we dont know anything about his species so next time think about that before accusing someone of having darkness inside them

[@tortada1]

Those eggs werent yet fertilized. Frog sex, invloves the female laying a batch of eggs, and the male comes and dumps a load on the pile of eggs. So, ethically speaking, those were just like how we consume chicken eggs.

[@lennartgamer2339]

Isnt canibalism eating one of the own species?

[@SimonBauer7]

​@Homer are you vegan?

[@GenerationTech]

@@SimonBauer7 i don't think that's a veganism thing, its more like health and morality related

[@GAndreC]

Yes eating monkeys ok Eating the best species in the universe not ok

[@themeanestkitten]

He will be fine because, "this is the way"

[@wizardwolf1020]

Sure Din will definitely keep Grogu from falling to the dark side… but what about after he dies. We all tend to forget that Din, in the grand scheme of things in Grogu’s life, will only take up about a footnote of it in the end. With Grogu being so attached to Din, his inevitable death will leave Grogu susceptible unless Grogu creates new bonds but with who? If it’s the other Mandalorians that only creates a bigger risk for him to be influenced into taking on a more combative and war-like mindset that Din never truly took on. It’d have to be people outside of the Mandalorians so that Grogu doesn’t end up being surrounded by people that only want him to grow up as a warrior first and foremost, Din himself doesn’t really have much knowledge on the history of the galaxy or even the Mandalorians themselves as a whole, only the necessary stuff he was given. For all intents and purposes, the Children of Watch only raised Din to fight while only providing the bare bones education in other fields like math and science so that he’s not completely useless outside of a fight, and you can tell with how he acts outside of combat. His social skills are bare bones, he knows no language other than basic and Mando’a, he has legitimately no negotiation skills, etc. Some of the things I mentioned he only learns when he’s out bounty hunting, learning on the fly and gaining worldly experience. At least with the Jedi, the younglings are provided a full education as well as an environment that allows them to develop in more ways than fighting. The fact that Jedi aren’t composed entirely of humans or regularly deal with non-human species also allows many opportunities for diversity and social development as they regularly deal with members of different races and species. The best part is that even when a Jedi leaves the order, so much of what the Jedi taught them will help them navigate society properly with Ahsoka being a major example of this.

[@angelohowardii8907]

Hey din knows huttese and tusken sign language too,as a bounty hunter i wouldn't be surprised if he really knows multiple languages but only really speaks them when he has to,episode one season 1 he probably perfectly understood that big dude who was harrassing mythril before he walked in and ignored his comment about the drink in an effort to avoid unnecessary conflict

[@wizardwolf1020]

@@angelohowardii8907 you have a point but then again that most likely is all from his time as a bounty Hunter and not things the Children of the Watch taught him. The Hutts are like, the de facto crime families in Star Wars so it makes sense that bounty hunters would learn the language since they’ll be part of the criminal underworld. And Bounty Hunters are often forced to take to handle things in a less outright combative way. They often operate as assassins and bodyguards rather than straight up muscle that brute force through everything. This sometimes forces them to have to go incognito or be subtle cause they don’t want to make a scene and alert targets. But again, that’s all stuff he would learn from the bounty Hunter profession and not the Mandalorians who would often be too proud to take such routes at times. Don’t forget that rather than going down and talking to the Jawas for taking apart his ship (which is technically his own fault) he just starts shooting them and expects that to resolve everything when it actually kind of made things worse.

[@zoebrennan799]

Come on man you know Yoda’s are carnivorous

[@ashtenbahr646]

He’s going to become a grey Jedi

[@orokusaki1243]

Have any of us yet found any further insights into Grogu's behavior from Young Jedi Adventures?

[@MisterSouji]

Chuck Norris can karate chop air and kill it.

[@JakeFromYoutube]

To be fair to baby Gogurt, they were taking her to have her eggs fertilized by the husband, right? That was their goal? So they were like the chicken eggs and such us humans eat. So this specific act doesn't make me think he could be evil, given his behavior his species seems to be a bit animalistic compared to us and eats whatever he sees as food. As far as the stealing, I have a 2 year old niece, and I'm sure some parents can verify this. If a toddler wants something they're just gonna grab it and they try to eat everything 😂 also perhaps if their species has a native planet, it might be pretty rough and a "survive at all cost" type of place. Something like when he force choked Cara Dunn when her and Din Djarin were arm wreslting concerns me more given it was forbidden by the Jedi and considered specifically a dark side ability.

[@autodidactic]

I thought the eggs weren't fertilized yet? That's why she's going back to her husband, to fertilize them...

[@jeffreed3443]

Dark side?? It merely seems like his race’s natural food is amphibious in nature and he’s still too young to know sentient life

[@jamessmall7850]

I thought those eggs were unfertilized?

[@FlymanMS]

Hello friends welcome to Generation Alan, my name is Tech

[@davidrobinson1946]

I have a 3 year old that eats chicken nuggets with the same insatiable energy that grogu does here with the eggs. Eother grogu is a normal young kid or my kid will one day kill me to complete their path to the darkside....

[@frinoffrobis]

the child just likes to eat.. we eat eggs too ya know

[@ohkaygoplay]

Yeah, of course he has some dark side. He's a toddler for his species. Toddlers are chaos gremlins. Toddlers have knee-jerk reactions to big adult emotions in little bodies that they've never dealt with before. So, everything feels like it's a nuclear explosion in their heads and bodies that makes them want to pound whatever hurt them/angered them into the dirt. Emotions are bombs they don't how to diffuse. Even the good ones that feel great, like chasing birds just to run and see them fly, or playing with the line dividing rope. They don't have the mental maturity to recognize those emotions, or know the techniques of self control. As a child, I would have absolutely been a darkside Jedi if I had Force powers. Owning every one of the people who bullied me (in childhood and adulthood) was a dream. Using the Force to lift a car out of a parking space I was going to park in before someone swooped in for the snipes would be epic. 100% honest with you, I would do it. I would think twice about it, weight the pros and cons, but if my dysregulated ADHD/autistic emotions were high enough, I'd do it knowing while doing it that it wasn't be the best approach. I wouldn't hurt anyone in that scenario. I'd just move the car about a block away. Honestly, it's amazing any of us survived beyond toddler years. It's incredibly good that most humans are programmed not to murder their young. If Grogu wants something to eat that looks tasty, he'll think, 'oo, I want that' and take it without caring about about any consequences. He took the cookies in that school because he wanted them. And suffered barfing them up later because of it. He'll hesitate in the future to indulge that much in tasty snacks, but he'll do it again. Of course he will. He's a kid. He might know it'll make him sick, but the compulsion to do it anyway because they taste good is stronger than restraint. Heck, adults do that. We know eating six tacos is going to make us hate our lives later, but there are times when life sucks so much that it makes us say, "Screw it." But Grogu does recognize good and bad concepts, just not applied to specific situations. Like the eggs. His species may eat them, so when he found them, he was probably like, "Oh thank god. Real food!" Grogu learns enough to recognize bad reactions. He didn't eat the frog because the other kids in the village he made friends with were upset by it. He felt apologetic and put the frog back even though he wanted a tasty snack. Or those two mandalorians fighting over a game. He steps in to stop them. He doesn't want to see infighting among his people. He could have learned that from his life in the Jedi Temple, or from Luke. He's a Mandalorian being raised around their culture, and with Din's influence. Din isn't exactly a pillar of parenting. :) Teaching him right and wrong is going to force him to think twice about his words and actions in front of Grogu. Din has a hard road ahead of him. Thankfully he's got a village to help him raise his kid. He's gonna need it.

[@Diamondblade67]

they were just eggs. she needed taken to meet up with her mate to have the eggs fertilized

[@luffytaro14]

I like to think we are witnessing the growth of the most powerful sith in the galaxy

[@Hardhatreptiles95]

He's a baby have you ever had to tell a child no a few times. It's to early to know what he is like but he also stop Paz and axe from fighting. The answer is no he isn't going to turn to the dark side

[@realcuondaotherside]

His species is inherently attuned to the light side of the force, so I'd say there's little likelihood that he'd even have the struggle

[@mitsuzune]

I was boutta say somethin before I realized it’s a joke video for may 4th lol

[@janinejohnstone468]

It's ok - I don't think the eggs had been fertilised by then.. ;-)

[@digitaldog120521]

life is a balance of good and evil..

[@hycamtro1aegirsson128]

I'm calling baby yoda/grogu: kid

[@stick-itproductions.3307]

Weren't they unfertilized?

[@SpaceCaseZ06]

Not cannibalism. Unless Grogu is the same species as the frog (amphibian not reptile btw) Also, they were unfertilized eggs. So,.... unless you call eating unfertilized chicken eggs cannibalism or unless you're strictly vegan, you're also a cannibal too

[@SpaceCaseZ06]

I do think Grogu stealing and eating even the unfertilized eggs was very bad

[@YestinTV]

Darth grogu 💀

[@plainnplane]

13 minutes of Allen trying to pronounce "Grogu"

[@thesharpercoder]

I watched this entire video, and I believe in Din Grogu…..and Democracy!

[@Raleyg]

The Jedi may not be perfect, but they are by far the best alternative

[@guts60]

Ackthchually his name is “Din Grogu” now 🤓

[@fritzk3627]

Naw, they weren’t fertilized yet. Just eggs.

[@SimonBauer7]

he just needs to let the hate flow through him and achive unlimited power.

[@GAndreC]

...Good good

[@dantheanimator5072]

*your choice will be remembered (morality shifted)

[@DarkPuppy9]

i mean Grogu is basically a toddler, not an issue

[@Starwarsfan066]

0:20 😂😂

[@KnightsWithoutATable]

They aren't fertilized yet. Still wrong, but not cannibalism. Also, he is a toddler, so he isn't fully able to understand right and wrong yet. Children that age grabbing candy and food that isn't theirs and eating it happens. They have to be taught not to do it and they have to grow up and mature before they gain the ablity to understand right and wrong.

[@JeremyMusgrave-po8rv]

Awesome Awesome

[@mattschwartz6637]

Those eggs weren’t fertilized yet, so no babies were harmed… just like the eggs we eat.

[@GAndreC]

Those eggs were made for reproduction the ones we eat were made by tricking red fowl internal reproduction clock milenia ago

[@mattd2026]

Good

[@Not-an-Alien]

The eggs were never alive. The eggs were being brought to the father so he could fertilize them. This is no different than you eating chicken eggs.

[@deanverstraeten3850]

It´s grogu, not gogurt

[@DMSProduktions]

U-CHINI!!!

[@yogsothoth6970]

Hims just hongry.

[@Dchalup]

He's not a Jedi.

[@olgak.1139]

"Well done Chewy 🫡 Always thinking with your stomach 🙄" Food it's Grogu's weakness

[@chadrowland4670]

His name is Grogu not Gogurt.

[@TJDious]

OK snatching food is just a sign of immaturity. Given that Grogu could have crushed the windpipes of Godeon and the praetorean redshirts and instead only acted defensively I'd say he did ok.

[@coltm4a186]

Hes only a toddler of course he’s gonna do the Jedi equivalent of taking cookies out of the jar. It’s a sign of childhood mischief. Annoying but innocent.

[@russellharrell2747]

As long as he listens to Mando he will be ok. As soon as Gogurt turns into an unruly teen and starts back talking Dad it’s kinda over. But by then Din might be long dead.

[@orokusaki1243]

Wasn't his fight to win. The writers' plot demanded things to be as they occurred.

[@scottd6339]

Those eggs were not fertilized yet. The whole point of that Quest was for them to get her to her husband so the eggs could be fertilized

[@LupusDei777]

Yes, the point was to fertilize the eggs so they can become children, which means they were still potential babies Grogu ate without giving a fuck.

[@DetectiveLance]

@@LupusDei777 or understanding. Young Yoda baby hungers

[@russellharrell2747]

Basically it’s like eating unfertilized eggs that were taken for IVF.

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

​@@LupusDei777 by that logic, every time a woman menstruates or someone fries a chicken egg, you should also mourn the loss of potential babies

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

​@@russellharrell2747 or chicken eggs, which many people eat.