There seems to be some confusion about the theory video I made a couple days ago. Yes, it’s another
Boba Fett becomes Mand’alor theory. But wait…hear me out. I know some of you don’t like Boba Fett
and think Din Djarin should lead the Mandalorians. And that’s great! But the clues are in place.
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Okay, with all that said, let’s move on to today’s topic.
There are a couple topics to cover in today’s video expose…yeah, I don’t know why I called it
that either…sounded fancy, I guess. (Patrick fancy) But the first thing I want to clear
up is that I do not hate Din Djarin. In fact, quite the opposite. But I do think he’s being
setup for something…just not Mand’alor. And I’ll get to that. But first, a little recap, and don’t
worry, if you haven’t seen the video, I’ll link it in the description…as well as at the end of this
video. Basically, it boils down to the Armorer being Rook Kast and Boba Fett being the Mythosaur
she was referring to as rising up to usher a new dawn for Mandalore. I don’t want to go through all
the clues that brought me to that conclusion. You can go back and watch the video. Instead,
I’ll add more to it. I had some complaints that my video didn’t match the narration.
You’re correct…my apologies and thank you all for pointing it out. So let me go through the
Mythosaur skulls I was referencing in my last video. Oh yeah…the hints that make my theory
possible. In Legends, clan Fett was ancient. It didn’t begin with Jango’s family, and it didn’t
end with Boba Fett. He didn’t remain a bounty hunter and even acknowledged his heritage.
He then led Mandalorians to victory, with Luke Skywalker, against the Yuuzahn Vong…who
may be reappearing with a different name…if you haven’t read the Thrawn novels.
But back to what I was saying…clan Fett was ancient, and their symbol was always the Mythosaur
skull. This changed in 2013 when they created clan Keldau to kind of take the place of clan
Fett in part of legends. Cassus Fett was still the right-hand man to Mandalore the Ultimate,
ushering a new age of uniformity and collaboration within the clans of Mandalore. Sound familiar?
Similar to what Jango was trying to do as Mand’alor, and Jaster Mereel as Mand’alor before
Jango. So, let’s go through the signs that point to Boba Fett becoming the Mand’alor. And yes,
there is foreshadowing within Din Djarin as well. So, I’ll start with his journey.
As we all saw, the Armorer cast Din Djarin out of the covert and even told him he was no
longer a Mandalorian. However, in Season 1 of the Mandalorian, she told him that if he ever
removed his helmet, he could never put it back on. Yet here she let him leave with the helmet on, his
armor intact, and carrying the darksaber, which she admitted to it being the symbol of a leader
above all Mandalorian clans. So, why did she let him leave with it all? Yes, she told him
to gain penance by purifying himself in the living waters beneath the mines of Mandalore.
And that would atone for him removing his helmet. But until then, his helmet, armor,
and the darksaber should have been stripped, right? Well, not exactly. Not if she was
sending him off for another reason, other than to atone for his crime. She held the darksaber,
she trained Din Djarin as he tried to wield it, and she witnessed Paz Vizsla struggle with it.
The weapon doesn’t belong in Din’s hands. And anyone who has wielded it without the right has
had tragedy. Pre Vizsla: Killed by an Aruetii and Death Watch split up. Maul: captured and
his supercommandos imprisoned. Sabine: Her entire house was wiped out. Bo-katan: Night of a Thousand
Tears (the Purge of Mand’alor). And Moff Gideon: Beat, captured, his dark troopers destroyed,
his ship taken. Not to mention the Empire was defeated by a small band of Rebels.
That could just be coincidence though. So, Din Djarin carrying the weapon, without a right to
it…it could bring disaster for what was left of the Children of the Watch. It’s the equivalent
of a mom telling her teen to get the damn Satanic Bible out of her house. Only, she had to make him
believe he was banished. Not very believable, if you ask me. He had even taken Mandalorian armor
from Cobb Vanth. He knew the Beskar rules. No, she was sending him out to find the rightful owner.
If my theory is correct, the rightful owner was Tor Vizsla, before being killed by Jango Fett. And
since Mace Windu didn’t challenge Jango to single combat, and Jango was carrying the darksaber…Mace
didn’t win it. But why didn’t Jango have the darksaber? Well, the story went like this, Jango
killed Tor Vizsla, and was immediately captured by Dooku and the other Jedi. Then he was imprisoned.
The blade went back into circulation among clan Vizsla…unrightfully…we see what happened to them.
Okay, back to Din Djarin. I went off on a little side quest there.
Din Djarin is unfocused. He can’t bond with the darksaber because of his attachment to Grogu. An
attachment that is like father and son. He isn’t a Jedi. He wasn’t raised as a jedi, and he has
very human feelings and emotions. Another attachment he’s formed is to that of his covert.
He seemed devastated when they told him he was no longer a Mandalorian. Who doesn’t have
any attachments? Boba! Don’t even say Fennec Shand. What they have is a business agreement.
But let’s look at one more thing about what we saw…or heard in episode 5 of the Book of Boba
Fett. When Pelly Motto was telling Din about the N-1 starfighter, “commission by the queen
of Naboo herself for the royal guard.” Yes…the royal guard. This could be foreshadowing. A lot
of people argue with me over this by saying this is just a stand in ship until Din gets a real ship
that can accommodate his needs. And that very well may be. But why bring in this tiny ship at all?
And why did annoying Pelly have to tell him the history of the N-1? It seems Din knew a lot about
the innards of the ship and these ships fought off the mighty Trade Federation only 20 years prior.
I wasn’t active during the Cold War in the military, but I can tell you what a
MIG is and what an F-4 fantom is. Din would have known this type of N-1 starfighter.
It was redundant to tell him its history. She wasn’t telling Din Djarin about the ship. She
was telling us! Foreshadowing. But foreshadowing what? Well…and some of you won’t like this…telling
us that Din is going to play an important role in Boba Fett’s rule…as a royal guard type of figure.
But what about my other question? Why bring an N-1 into it at all? And don’t tell me fan service
for the prequels. Fan service is the pit droids, general Grievous’ arm in the Mandalorian season 1,
and the Boonta Eve racetrack. In fact, there has been a lot of prequel fan service in the
Mandalorian. Maybe I’ll make a video on that one day. No, the ship was there to tell us Din
Djarin’s role in this whole thing. I know a lot of you diehard Din Djarin fans don’t like that, and
I’m sorry. Like I said, I really do like him. And it isn’t because and I quote,
“he is what Boba Fett was supposed to be.” He’s in a different stage of his life than Boba. Sorry,
Boba isn’t in the shoot em up ask questions later stage of his life anymore. He’s moving on to
bigger things. As we see, he’s already proficient in riding large creatures and monsters…he
even rode the back of the sand monster as he choked it out. Another big thing he will be
on to is becoming Mand’alor…like his Legends stories. He doesn’t know it yet,
but it’s going to happen. That is, if my theory is correct. And if it isn’t, I’m
okay with that. But there are more and more signs pointing to it. If you think I’m off my rocker,
I encourage you to save this in a playlist, then come back to it when I’m wrong and tell me,
“I told you so.” Not to be a dick, but because that’s how open I am to whatever story plays out.
Now, I’d like to take the time to highlight the comment from my previous video. You take the time
to write them, the least I can do is pick one to say thank you. As long as it isn’t an outright
hateful comment, I’ll try to respond. If it is hateful, I’ll just put you on blast
in my video to give you the attention you’re craving. But today’s quote comes from Bocephus,
and he had this to say: “Hey Gerald, I’ve been really enjoying your content lately.
The theories and deep lore stuff is absolutely awesome. Your passion,
and dare I say fanaticism, for Star Wars really shines through in your videos.”
Bocephus, thank you so much for that. I am passionate about Star Wars,
and I think a lot of the viewers…okay most of the viewers here are, as well. I try to give you
all my very best. Sometimes that falls flat but I get back up and do it again the next day.
Why? Because I love this franchise and I have the best group of viewers on YouTube.
This is Gerald with Star Wars Fanatic signing off and wishing
you all great health and happiness. Remember, this is the way…the only way!