Caution! This post contains SPOILERS for The Mandalorian Season 3, Episode 1Mandalorian Season 3 effectively rewrites almost everything that happened in the Season 2 finale. While this isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it can come as a surprise to those expecting a certain status quo based on what’s been established, like Luke Skywalker taking Grog to Jedi training. Now that Din Djarin and Grogu are back together, they have a different mission and their allies are also facing new challenges.
In Mandalorian In the Season 2 finale, Grogu and Dean parted ways, and not much was known about what Djarin planned to do next in the galaxy. It is said that he may be considering joining Bo-Katan Kryze and his Mandalorian warriors, things escalated after Djarin accidentally gained control of the Darksaber and Mandalore, defeating Moff Gideon, claiming that Kryze tried to take the blade in the process. now, Mandalorian Season 3 has a new status quo, and pretty much everything is rewritten except for what was established in the season 2 finale.
Why Grogu returned with Dean Djarin in The Mandalorian Season 3
The biggest change between Mandalorian Season 2 and Season 3 – Djarin and Grogu are back together. In the Season 2 finale, the duo had a surprisingly emotional goodbye, with Djarin taking off his helmet and breaking his faith. However, Mandalorian Season 3 begins as if the pair never broke up, and at some point Djarin gets a new N1 starfighter to replace the destroyed one. Razor Crest.
Although it happened in the year when Djarin and Grogu met Boba Fett book spin-off show with Grogu chose to leave his Jedi training with Luke, Mandalorian The season 3 premiere is understandably confusing for those who haven’t seen the series since the mid-term. While the circumstances of the meeting are mentioned and referenced in the premiere, it’s only natural that it will come as a surprise to those watching. Mandalorian.
Bo-Katan lost his army after The Mandalorian season 2 finale
Although Bo-Katan Krize has his Night Owls and a stolen fleet that he intends to use to reclaim the world of Mandalore, the former regent is deeply broken and alone. Mandalorian Season 3 premiere. After Djarin claimed the Darksaber in Bo-Katan’s place, it was revealed that his followers abandoned him as they only recognized the blade’s power and the right to rule that came with it. Sitting in an empty castle Bo-Katan confirms that they are his fellow Mandalorians As established in season 2, instead of being united and ready to take back the homeworld, he became a mercenary and took over the fleet as well.
Dean Djarin is now searching for Mandalore
Even though his mission to bring Grogu to the Jedi was over by the end Mandalorian In the Season 2 finale, there was no clear indication of Djarin’s next activities. However, Mandalorian Season 3 opens with Djarin telling his clan’s Armorer of his intention to find and bathe in the Living Waters of Mandalore, confirming that the only way he can seek purification is to remove his helmet. Being at Grogu’s side, Djarin suddenly has a new purpose and mission.
Still, Djarin’s quest makes a lot more sense to those watching Boba Fett book. Not only did the show reveal Djarin returning to work as a bounty hunter and training with the Darksaber, but he also confessed to the crime of removing his helmet to the Armorer. This officially made Djarin an apostate to his clan, which in turn helps his new mission Mandalorian Season 3 makes more sense.
Why The Mandalorian Season 3 Drops So Much From The Season 2 Finale
It’s reasonable to assume that the pivots are a sign of Lucasfilm making a decision on the main direction of the story. Mandalorian and related spinoffs. Mandalorian Season 2 has served as a launching pad for upcoming Disney+ TV shows, but at this stage, plans don’t seem to be very well laid out. This forced Lucasfilm to make a course correction – quite frankly. Mandalorian Season 3, Episode 1 tries to define that for viewers who haven’t watched it Boba Fett bookis largely successful, and it takes Dean Djarin and Grogu in a very different direction for viewers to expect after season 2.
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