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Season 3 Episode 2 Trailer Video.
There's even more stuff they're setting up even more Easter eggs from the Lord.
So we'll break it all down.
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Careful for spoilers from episode one if you haven't seen it yet.
But at the end of episode one, The Mandalorian and Grogu,
who came to Calabar to one of the planets
in the Mandalorian system near their homeworld Mandalore.
It's the ancestral home planet of House Cree, so Bo-Katan didn't build
that castle there.
It's built in the classical mandalorian style, but
it would have been built by her ancestors hundreds, if not thousands of years ago.
That's why the mural behind her
throne here depicts The Mandalorian Civil Wars,
because that was many thousands of years ago.
In present day, she's just the current leader of their house.
Because remember her sister, Duchess.
The teen died during the Clone Wars.
All those theories about Obi-Wan secretly having a love child with her.
It's always funny to see people ask Dave Filoni about that.
We're going back to Sundari, the main city where she was killed in the throne room
by Darth Maul.
So we might get some Easter eggs reduction as a team.
But the reason why you see the Night Owl banners all over the place
in the throne room, probably over the rest of the castle,
is because she's the leader of their house and she's the leader of the Night Owls.
The night owls used to be just a female fighting force of Mandalorians.
Then she joined the death Watch Mandalorians during Clone Wars
for a little while. When that happened, the night Owls joined them too.
Then she eventually left.
In the night I was left with her.
The reason why she's important for episode two is that she had the information
Mando needed in order to find the living waters beneath Mandalore
and fulfill his quest to reclaim his honor per the creed of the death.
Watch Mandalorians.
His group of Mandalorians.
The Armor's group Bo-Katan, keeps calling him a child of the watch
the children of the watch. But that's just short for death.
Watch the connection to Jon Favreau's character,
who's obviously one of the showrunners of The Mandalorian with Dave Filoni.
But while he was shooting the first Iron Man movie,
they were doing the sound at Skywalker Sound at the Skywalker Ranch.
Dave Filoni needed someone for an episode, so he volunteered himself.
He played previously in George Lucas, created the Darksaber for that episode.
This lightsaber was stolen from your Jedi temple
by my ancestors during the fall of the Old Republic.
Since then, many Jedi have died upon its blade, even though canonically
they said it was created by Tar Vizsla, his ancestor, a thousand years ago.
Him wielding it in
the episode was the first time it had appeared anywhere in Star Wars.
In present day now, Jon Favreau is voicing the heavy infantryman
whose name is Paz Vizsla. He's his descendant.
One of the reasons why he felt like he had a claim to the Darksaber.
It was forged by my ancestor,
founder of House Up, and now I will win it from you.
You see a bunch of footage of Mando
going beneath the caves in Sun Ra here and looking at some of the ruins.
This is just the ruins of that main city that we kept seeing during Clone Wars
and Star Wars Rebels.
It was the main city that her sister, Duchess, the teen Kryze ruled from,
and it was the city that Darth Maul took over when he killed previously
and won the darksaber from him.
Then killing Duchess the teen.
There's so much history with Darth Maul, The Mandalorian ends in the darksaber,
so we'll see if they reference that when they go back to Mandalore.
But in present day, Darth Maul is dead.
He was killed by Obi-Wan
during Star Wars rebels before the events of the original trilogy
killed for the second time because Obi-Wan thought
that he killed him at the end of Phantom Menace.
There were a couple of jokes about that too.
Be sure you kill him this time. He's hard to kill.
But the city where they're going is where the main throne room is.
So I'm hoping we get to see the throne room in live action.
Just because a lot of Bo-Katan conversation with Mando was about him
using the Darksaber to lead their people as per their tradition.
And he clearly has a legitimate claim
to the throne of Mandalore because he has the darksaber.
There's still so much to unpack with what happened with the Darksaber
after the events of Star Wars rebels because it was given to Bo-Katan.
But per the armor, like one of the reasons why she doesn't like Bo-Katan
is because she didn't win it in combat.
Sabine Wren gave it to her.
Maybe they'll reference that once
they've been cameos on the series or if she cameos during The Mandalorian.
Like did Moff Gideon beat her in combat?
I think that's less likely because Bo-Katan is pretty tough.
He may have taken it from her by force.
The area where you see him going beneath the civic center here,
beneath the caves with Roku and Bo-Katan is the area where Ahsoka
faced Darth Maul in the tunnels at the end of the Clone Wars.
You also see Bo-Katan talking directly to Grogu, which we haven't seen before.
We'll think of her as space mom in this equation.
Like if you're going to pick the armor or bo-katan inside here,
like who do you want to see with Mandalorian? Who's space?
Mom with space, Dad?
Maybe when we get to season
four, Grogu will parent trap the two of them using the force?
The only reason why he didn't direct one of the episodes like
he did during Mandalorian season two, like he directed Ahsoka's
episode was because when they were filming Mandalorian Season three,
he was also busy writing and directing all the episodes of the Ahsoka series,
which is going to premiere later this year.
The big rumor right now is
we won't see the full Ahsoka trailer until Star Wars celebration,
but I do think they'll have some moments
this season that will help set up the Ahsoka series.
And if you haven't watched those Clone Wars
episodes, the last couple where she fights Darth Maul in the Mandalorians
main throne room, it is probably one of the best lightsaber
fights you will see in live action or animation.
This style of sword
fighting that we wanted to suck in, dude, Very quick, very acrobatic.
It's hopefully one of the best fights we did, if not the best lightsaber fight.
This footage of Mando finding the old Mandalorian helmets in the rubble,
and because Bo-Katan is looking for redemption, it feels like she's on
this Han Solo type of arc where she starts out as a nonbeliever.
Like Han Solo didn't believe in the force.
But Luke Skywalker, Mando and Grogu, who totally believe in it
and they'll probably wind up finding something or something will happen
while he's busy in the caves there
that will make her more of a believer or set her on the path
so that by the end of the season she'll come around a little bit more.
There are a couple really big flashbacks to Mandalore
before it was destroyed in the Purge, And the fact that there's grass
in the fields here
makes me feel like this is taking place way before the Clone Wars.
Because if you don't know the history of the Mandalorian people,
they basically scorched their own planet and made it uninhabitable.
During the Mandalorian Civil wars in those took place thousands of years ago.
That's why they moved Under Dome cities, because they rendered
their planet uninhabitable.
So when the Empire bonded to slag
during the Great Purge, it was just pouring salt on the wound.
Their planet had already been destroyed. A couple of times.
I'm not sure if some of this footage is from episode two, our Future episodes.
But you see Mando go on a mission with the heavy infantrymen
and other people from the armors group on that planet.
The Imperial Thai interceptors
chasing the Mandalorian ship might be Bo-Katan ship closer to present day
or might be part of the flashbacks to Mandalore before the Great Purge.
But the ship they're chasing is just like Bo-Katan ship.
It's a Mandalorian Starfighter.
Some of you've also started asking more questions about Grogu
and talking like, When will Brochu talk?
Because he's over 50 years old now.
Like it's been a couple of years since season one.
So he's even older at this point.
He did make some sounds
when the Armorer was talking to Mando at the beginning of the episode.
You did so of your own free will.
You are no longer
mandalorian, even though it just sounds like a baby making noise.
I think that's his way of communicating.
Like he was actually speaking in Mando Inserted to understand him,
so he's kind of speaking, but not in the traditional way like you would expect.
Like when Yoda speaks.
Even though it's backward speech.
He's speaking in basic, the common language of the galaxy that you have.
I would say.
Have you liked him?
Yes. Oh.
Oh, great warrior.
Right.
So it is totally possible that Grogu you can already speak and just chooses
not to speak in basic like you just speaking in his own native language,
the scene of him using the force on that beast in the crystalline caves
is Mandalorian like it's meant to look
just like the fragment that Mando showed in the armor.
And he'll probably decode the symbols on that,
and it will probably lead him to something special in the caves.
Remember, Bo-Katan
told him that the rivers that he's looking for is where their forges used to be.
Beneath the city, where they used to smelt
all their best car into armor, weapons, everything that they used it in.
So basically, Mando is traveling to like the main forge of the planet
Mandalore really hoping they find some cool artifacts,
like maybe something from Mandalore
the Great or just something really important
that he can bring back and show the armor to prove that he went there.
Let me know in the comments.
What do you think that Mando and Grogu you in Bo-Katan will find in those caves
that will help bring her around and help him redeem himself?
Like make the armor believe in him more
because he does that to prove to her that he actually did fulfill that quest.
He can't just show up and say, Oh, you know, I bathed in the water.
It's fine.
He has to, like, show her something to prove that he did it.
Episode two is supposed to be way crazier than episode one.
I'm sure there's going to be a billion Easter eggs.
So if you have any questions
or anything that you spotted in the trailer
that I didn't talk about in the video, just write it below in the comments.
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