HMSwolfe
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So was it a Cadbury caramel egg, or an orange creme egg?
The Mandalorian (TV series)
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At this point I cant see him just turning it over to The Client. I'm gonna guess his refusal to do that leads to the Empire Remnant showing up against him that we've seen in trailers. But we also know he gets more beskar armor later, so maybe he does get paid...
DARTH ANIBAL
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I'm thinking he'll turn the bounty over, then have regrets & go back for it. That's based on the trailer shot of him in full beskar armor, coming out the door fighting the troopers.
Yeah I like this. Morricone vibe with some Temple of Doom thrown in.
gobler
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IDK.. after the way The Madalorains were portrayed in TCW and Rebels I'm kind of disappointed in a few areas. I understand that a character needs growth and an arc so the overall portrayal of the Mando is not bad. I would however like to see him sans helmet from time to time. I think the seen by the fire when he's fixing his arm would have played better if we saw his pain and his reaction to baby yoda... shows he can be hurt; kinda like Indy.
So far it has the super cool fan film vibe in it's story and writing. I guess I was expecting hour long Rouge One style in the quality and drama, more adult. We've had three animated series aimed at kids. I was really hoping they would have made one for older fans and teens. The weakest link is the score; it comes across as silly and aimed at 10 year olds.
So far it has the super cool fan film vibe in it's story and writing. I guess I was expecting hour long Rouge One style in the quality and drama, more adult. We've had three animated series aimed at kids. I was really hoping they would have made one for older fans and teens. The weakest link is the score; it comes across as silly and aimed at 10 year olds.
Just want to say The Mandalorian has reinvigorated my love for Star Wars !! Has that magical Star Wars feel. Far more than any of these latest movies have achieved. No agenda just telling a great story.
Still liking the show.
I do have one question...with the appearance of the Jawas, is this desert planet confirmed to be Tatooine??
I had thought that the Jawas were creatures indigenous to Tatooine—like the Sand People.
Are they indigenous to ALL “Dirt Planets” in the “Star Wars” universe??
I do have one question...with the appearance of the Jawas, is this desert planet confirmed to be Tatooine??
I had thought that the Jawas were creatures indigenous to Tatooine—like the Sand People.
Are they indigenous to ALL “Dirt Planets” in the “Star Wars” universe??
firesprite
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According to this, they're native to Tattooine, but other media have also had them spread out to other locations throughout the galaxy... as would make sense for scavengers to do. A couple of potential scenarios that would make sense, for example: they sneaked aboard off-world-bound ships or were trying to steal cargo and weren't fast enough to vacate before launch...
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Jawa
Jawas are meter-tall humanoids completely hidden behind rough, hand-woven robes. Their faces are concealed within the dark folds of a cowl, from which peer their sickly glowing yellow eyes. The Jawas are a scavenger species. They comb the deserts of Tatooine in search of discarded scrap and...
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OK. I still loved the episode but having Jawas on another planet, other than Tatooine, is pretty creatively silly to me. That’s just blatant ‘member berries in full bloom, to me.
EXPAND your galaxy beyond the corner occupied by the Skywalkers guys.
gobler
Sr Member
It's fairly well established that Jawas are techno scavengers. They drive around in an oar processor collecting and selling. They may be indigenous to Tatooien and like many species, traveled off world and "set up" operations.
Opps.. answer was given as I typed it.
I’m going to check my EU material on this. I’m pretty sure that the crossword on my “Star Wars Burger Chef Funmeal” addressed this issue.
I’ll follow-up with what I find out.
Scarecrow Joe
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I don't get how this could be classified as having a fan film vibe. What it has is a definitive Star Wars FILM used world vibe and its just awesome. The score? Refreshing. Talking about vibes, it has a Morricone flavor to it that goes perfectly with the main character. Cant wait for Bandai to, hopefully, come up with some models of the series as well as some figures to build. Would love a 12 inch figure of the main character!
I definitely enjoyed that for sure; despite my gripes about the scavengers being Jawas.
I thought it was a fun episode.
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firesprite
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Another reason I find it doubtful that the planet he found Yoda Baby on is Tattooine is the fact that there was so much loose moisture there. Seriously... there was actual mud. That's not something that would be on Tattooine. Not when moisture farmers are so reliant on "the harvest".
I think this episode set up the Mandalorian's upcoming dilemma- he darn near got himself killed getting the egg, assuming it was important, only to deliver it & watch it destroyed. I think that's planting the seed of his questioning the intentions of those wanting the baby.
The baby is traveling in an 'egg', he saved the Mandalorian's life, & the egg was hacked open & consumed in a disgusting way. It's all groundwork, IMO.
The baby is traveling in an 'egg', he saved the Mandalorian's life, & the egg was hacked open & consumed in a disgusting way. It's all groundwork, IMO.
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