To clarify, not saying they would have freed him, but are potentially holding him prisoner themselves for reasons we don't know yet, Kane could be working for someone higher up like Thrawn and be tying up loose ends.
Yeah, it's a stupid theory, probably just either the Imperials framing the Mandalorians as revenge/to draw attention away from them, or something along the lines of the Super Commandos from Rebels. I maintain the Armorer is shady as hell though.
When Timothy Olyphant was announced to join the cast in season 2 I was hoping he’d be playing Dash Rendar or Kyle Katarn
This guy rules.
Also, love his shoulder-wear... has very Dash Rendar meets Purge Trooper vibes.
AND - where is Dash Rendar? If anyone needs to be ported into the live action universe, it's my boy that I saved the Shadows Of The Empire with for hours upon hours on the N64.
Honestly, it seems the opposite to me. Like Pedro Pascal was recording his voice lines in a random booth in between takes of The Last of Us. It still kinda works though.
That also goes into this. As soon as BOBF started the redemption arc, I was like: "Ah, you guys lost Pedro Pascal, I guess". It makes sense though. Since they had to forcefully get that helmet back on permanently, he couldn't play the role of the man who walked in two worlds anymore. That'd be why they opted to give his arc to Bo-Katan instead.
Din led a pretty independent life, even before he removed his helmet, and that independence seemed to suit him. Now that he’s more tightly connected to his old town/church than he was for years, back among the old squabbling and squalor, and seeing how he’s bringing Grogu into that mess, I think he’s re-evaluating whether he still has faith in their dogma and their ability to actually accomplish anything.
Don't mind them booting Cara Dune but they could have just let Bo lead that show without her, and added other good characters. Cara is getting forgotten anyway now.
Ha, I didn't catch that at all.Nickname for the members of Death Watch who sided with Maul when he challenged and beat Pre Viszla for leadership. Bo-katan and her faction refused.
Nickname is for obvious reasons. And why most of us remain suspicious of the Armorer.
Ha, I didn't catch that at all.
Is this all covered in Clone Wars? My memory's terrible, plus I watched the whole thing in about a week when it was leaving cable. If so I might rewatch to get caught up - really love all the Mandalorian lore.
Thanks, sounds like I need to rewatch the whole lot and commit it all to memory. Glad some of it is getting paid off in live action now.
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that Boba hijacking Bo’s future solo show (wish that happens) can complete the circle/triangle /bring balance to the Force.
She’s contributing a lot to this show but Din needs to start doing more from here.
The Boba show was on a different plane of ridiculousness where he wasn't even there for a big chunk of it and then when he came in looked awkwardly out of place in shots - never seen anything like it from a title character of a show.
The darksaber needs its user to be in tune with his or her spiritual side. I’d say that Din hasn’t accepted that he no longer fits with the creed that he’s still trying desperately to follow, and that’s interfering with his connection to the saber. Even Bo probably wouldn’t be able to wield the saber effectively most of the time; it was the emergency in the mine that brought everything temporarily into perfect alignment for her.
