The Mandalorian The Mandalorian [Din Djarin] Thread

After rewatching i think they no so mutch in exile as the empire might have purged them off their armor and killed thousands.

 

It’s possible I just don’t think They would have had such a depressing ending after Rebels

 

I think something terrible happened at least with mentions of the purge and the imperials got a hold of the besckar.

 

I think it is likely it happened before Rebels but I agree

 

So Pedro Pascal accidently revealed the name of The Mandalorian in an interview

 

They could probably change it if really needed but I really don’t think his name is important

 

No, a character in the show asks if they really never take their helmets off. The Mando doesn’t reply. And he and the other Mandos don’t take them off in this episode. But nobody in the episode states a rule that the Mandos never take their helmets off. It may be the case, but that’s not confirmed.

How do you know it was an accident? Based on how he said it, to me it sounds like he may have been given the official go ahead to say it.

 

Man, get Pascal & Tom Holland in a project together. Neither of those dudes has any verbal filter, they just blurt stuff without a care in the world.

 

No to you. Like Pedro says, get over it:

"I love the way that they build sort of cultural stories in the world of Star Wars. And so every planet, every people, every creature, every droid has such a specific kind of origin story and background. So for the Mandalorians, we have a creed, and we don't show our faces. So get over it. I did! [laughs]"

 

That’s not in the show, and he could just be speaking generally, as actors tend to do. My point is that there’s no confirmation in episode 1 that Mandos never take their helmets off. Though that could be the case.

 

There's plenty of examples to contradict that. Gar Saxon took off his before torturing Ezra in Rebels. Pre Vizsla took off his for his initial fight with Obi Wan. It's just in universe legend.

 

Sabine did as well as Bo Katan

 

Right. So I think Pedro was just speaking generally.

 

Throw Mark Ruffalo in there and we'll know the whole plot before the writers have finished writing.

 

"Weapons are a part of my religion." was a great line because it was either A) totally true or B) he didn't want to put his weapons down against the stinkin' Jawas so he played the religion card.

 

Woah. Deep cut. I forgot about that. I really hope so as the darksaber is one of my favorite Star Wars weapons, and one of the things that adds richness to Mando myth and culture (elevating them beyond simplistic Klingon-esque “we have warrior culture, grunt grunt”).

 

I think of the dark saber as the exalibur and Tarre Vizsla as this arthur legend of mandalore.

 

Yeah I really was expecting this guy to be perfect at everything he does and was pleasantly surprised to see him struggle and get his ass kicked appropriately etc yet still being as badass as possible.

This character is awesome!

 

I'm curious about the Cara Dune character which I hope is as interesting as the others. How's Gina's acting chops? I haven't seen her in any movies as far as I remember.

 

She's not bad, just remember she was a former MMA fighter so don't expect a Shakespearian background type of actor. Haywire was her first film and she was the lead in it. Most of the other films she's been in have been as supporting character roles. I like her and have seen most of her work. I'm looking forward to seeing her in Mandalorian.

 

Remember when wrestlers would show up in movies and it was clear that they didn't know how to act? That's how Gina comes across.

 

I guess she can just kick butt while being hot without saying much.

 

That being said, I'm more than willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. I was surprised by her casting, but its such a big role for her, I imagine her taking it very seriously and preparing for it. After all, with a wrestling past and her previous roles, she will surely be under scrutiny. I hope she does a great job!