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Season 3 Episode 7 Trailer Video There's a bunch of Easter Eggs.
And a bunch of storylines
that they still have to pay off in their teasing, a whole bunch of stuff.
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I will also be doing Ahsoka episodes that'll be coming later this year.
We'll get a trailer for that really soon.
I believe they're waiting for Star Wars celebration.
Rosario Dawson was teasing that she was going to be at Star Wars
celebration, revealing some big stuff.
I believe at some point during the last couple of episodes
of The Mandalorian they'll tease the Ahsoka series like they'll be in Ahsoka cameo.
Maybe Sabine Wren will cameo.
Just to help set that up, Dave Filoni has been treating the Ahsoka series
like his own baby.
He wrote, and he directed pretty much all the episodes on The Mandalorian.
Usually when he helps out with episodes
like he writes an episode or he directs an episode, it's
because they're either dealing with characters that he originated
or there's something important from one of his characters in the episode,
like when they had the Zeb cameo, Dave Filoni helped write that episode.
He also cameoed in that is his Trapper Wolf character, along with the other
Mandalorian directors like Deborah Challenge Rick from up.
I believe he also helped work on Mandalorian.
Episode seven, maybe Episode eight.
We'll see. I can't remember which episode it was.
So that means they'll probably be
some big Dave Filoni type of moment, like an a soldier type of moment
or something close to that.
But at the end of The Mandalorian
Episode six, Mando slid through on a technicality,
and everybody's still kind of wondering about why they pulled it off this way.
Use it to give Bo-Katan the Darksaber back without having to fight her
in honorable combat,
which normally would be how mandalorians deal with the ownership of the darksaber
like, okay, duke it out.
Whoever wins owns the Darksaber
they literally just did that between AX wolves in Bo-Katan with her
winning back the night owls, or at least leadership of the night owls.
So you follow me then they had the whole darksaber moment.
Mando claiming that during episode two and the scavenger trapped in by surprise,
the darksaber fell to the ground
and just lay there
until Bo-Katan picked it up while she was fighting the scavenger off.
And that was enough to qualify per their rules of transfer of ownership, her
winning it from the scavenger and then claim ownership herself.
Everyone's making jokes about Harry Potter and the elder one rules.
We're during the Harry Potter series, the movies they dealt with the ownership
of the Deathly Hallows, the ultra powerful elder wand the same way
claiming that Harry Potter became the actual owner.
Thanks to a series of technicalities and overlooked circumstances.
I think the way they pulled it off in the Harry Potter
movie was a little more satisfying.
Like a ha Dumbledore allowing Draco Malfoy to disarm him so that
technically he would briefly become owner the elder one without realizing.
And Dumbledore knowing that later, when Harry Potter defeated Draco,
that would make him the true owner by the rules of the elder wand.
I think in the case of the darksaber, they're bending over backwards
a little more than they did in the Harry Potter movies, and it didn't
feel quite as triumphant of a moment as they probably wanted it to.
It was meant to be a callback to the being ren giving the Darksaber to Bo-Katan
during Star Wars rebels after the heroes of Mandalore story arc
where she rallied all the mandalorians together.
They wanted the moment to feel kind of like that
because in present day Bo-Katan is doing basically the same thing she did
at the end of that Rebels episode, bringing all the Mandalorians together
different clans,
but what they might be doing with the live Action
Mandalorian series during season three
and this gets into Episode seven and Episode eight, the finale
is that while Bo-Katan is finishing convincing all the rest of the Major
Mandalorian clans
to rally together on the Mandalore planet, and they all get ready to witness
the living mythos, all with their own eyes.
Well, people are forgetting is the Moff Gideon storyline.
Like obviously huge character and we haven't picked up with him
since that teaser at the end of the last episode.
And people are forgetting that Moff Gideon won the Darksaber from Bo-Katan before.
At some point, before or after the Great Purge,
they just tease Moff
Gideon having that big rally moment like he knew that he would be captured
the whole time he had this grand plan, a contingency that he made for it,
and he might just be waiting for the Mandalorians to come together,
like all come together in one place, and for Bo-Katan to get the darksaber back
so that he can challenge her in combat and also win the darksaber
back on a technicality like Bo-Katan won it on a technicality
so that the moment at the end of episode six becomes more foreshadowing for the way
Moff Gideon tries to win over some of the mandalorians to his cause.
Here's where we get into Darth Maul wielding the Darksaber during the Clone
Wars. A lot of people wondering how did moff
Gideon get the Darksaber in the first place?
The way he mocked The Mandalorian in Bo-Katan after
he defeated him about the rules of the Darksaber made it sound like Moff
Gideon won the Darksaber from Bo-Katan the right way, the correct way in combat.
Somehow, even if there was some technicalities,
he doesn't actually seem like a physical match for her.
He might have just had some crazy weapons during their fight.
And when he won it in the past, it was probably a moment
kind of like Darth Maul winning the Darksaber during the Clone Wars
with the threat of something similar happening again in the future,
threatening the mandalorians all coming together.
Maybe Moff Gideon also has a contingency plan for that too.
When Darth Maul won the Darksaber
from previously during the Clone Wars, also played by Jon Favreau
like he plays the heavy infantryman Paz Vizsla during present day,
probably the child or the nephew or somehow related to pre-viz.
When Darth Maul defeated him winning the darksaber, it was in clear
sight of a bunch of mandalorians like they were witnessed.
He did it in honorable combat with his lightsaber.
There wasn't any trickery at play, so when he won the challenge
a bunch of the mandalorians not bo-katan, but some of them swore
fealty to Darth Maul becoming the Maul delorean's
with the point that helmets that look kind of like the armored helmet.
A lot of people now wondering if the armor has some history with Darth Maul.
People have been wondering this since season one
if she might have been a maul DeLorean during the Clone Wars
because she's about the same age as Bo-Katan.
So she would have been around for those events
during the Clone Wars, when Darth Maul briefly wielded the darksaber in.
She has appointed helmet that looks just like there's what Emily Swallow.
The actress who plays the armor said about her true purpose.
Her back story is that she doesn't want power herself.
She just wants all Mandalorians to follow what she considers to be the true way,
the way of the original mandalore, and to help Mando
find his true potential as well as Bo-Katan.
So the armor at least believes
that she's doing what she thinks is best for the Mandalorian culture.
That doesn't mean
that she's being completely honest, revealing everything to Mando and Bo-Katan
like she might have some ulterior motives in asking them to do certain things,
but she's doing it at least in service of the Greater Mandalorian culture.
In the funny thing about Moff Gideon is that Jean Carlo Esposito said that he's
always got plans in motion no matter what you see happen to him during season one.
Season two, even though he was captured, he had contingency plans for that.
And he has a grand plan for the future of the galaxy that he's trying to enact.
So even though it seems like he got his ass kicked
at the end of season two, Jean Carlo Esposito is saying that.
No, no, no.
You don't realize he's actually got plans for this.
So it just seems like things happening so conveniently.
All the mandalorians coming together so easily.
These last couple of episodes heading into the finale is just a ploy in Moff.
Gideon has some contingency plans.
He's cooking up in the background. Like, what is he cooking?
Let him cook.
I know there's still tons of questions about Grand
Admiral Thrawn and his connection to Moff Gideon
because they are both representatives of the remnants of the Empire.
But Grand Admiral Thrawn is like a much bigger,
overarching thing, and he's still sort of waiting at bay.
I think he might have something to do with Moff Gideon right now,
but right now that's still in the background.
This is just continue teasing that out through the finale
and we'll find out more about it during the Ahsoka series.
But he'll be a much bigger character during the Ahsoka series.
There's still that mystery fleet of the tie fighters, Tyner centers, tie bombers.
I think that's connected to the remnants of Moff Gideon forces
that are still out there in the outer rim in Grand Admiral Thrawn seventh Fleet.
We'll probably follow up with that, find out where they actually came from.
I'm still holding out hope for an Ahsoka in a Sabine Wren cameo.
I think it's more likely that Ahsoka would cameo.
I don't know if Sabine Wren would also cameo as well,
but the timing of when they announced the Sabine Wren actress just makes
it sound like they cast her in time to film scenes for The Mandalorian
when they were still filming Season three
before they started filming the Ahsoka series.
There's still the whole subplot with Dr.
Pershing and Elliot Kane back on course.
Aren't a lot of people thought that she actually killed Dr. Pershing?
I don't think that's the case.
I think that just remains to be a hanging plot thread.
They'll pick up with that before the end of the season.
The whole idea is I think she was trying to erase all of his memories about her
so that he wouldn't be able to inform on her
because it did seem like he genuinely wanted to turn good.
And she's just been pretending to be reformed
sitting inside that requisition office so that she can keep tabs on everything
the New Republic is doing so that she can help the remnants of the Empire.
Moff Gideon Grand Admiral Thrawn likes.
He specifically wanted to keep the New Republic away from the outer rim
so that they wouldn't
be poking around out there and find any of the remnants of the empire.
There's also that funny hanging plot thread with IG 11.
Like that funny Terminator plot.
Are they going to fix his body?
Will Mando find the Memory Corps
or are they going to do something completely different with the storyline?
I don't expect Taika Waititi to permanently come back to the show,
so I think there'll be some funny left turn with IG 11 storyline where they use
the parts of his body for something else for Grogu or one of the other characters,
like they'll pay off the storyline in some different type of way.
Like they won't restore him completely.
They'll use his body for something completely different.
They've been teasing Grogu becoming a mandalorian,
getting all this special extra tech weaponry and armor.
Maybe it'll have something to do with Grogu getting more upgrades,
even though Mando currently doesn't have the Darksaber anymore.
That's kind of a bummer.
Was kind of hoping to see him use the Darksaber while writing the mythos, or
I still think that he will eventually write the myth
or we'll see if anybody does that during the family.
They might push that into season four.
I think the whole twist with Grogu using the force on the rancor
at the end of the book of Boba Fett
was meant to set up him doing the same thing with the mythos or
but they've been teasing that Bo-Katan has been getting closer
and closer with Grogu becoming kind of like his surrogate space mom.
The way that he views Mando is a surrogate father.
They're teasing them as sort of like this little family unit.
They all three might write the mythos or just because it's so huge,
you could probably put like ten mandalorians
on the back of the mythos or that's how big it is.
I just really hope that in some future season we get to see them
using the myth of Thor in battle, just destroying a bunch of imperial ships.
There's still a whole bunch
other plot threads, a bunch of teasers that they haven't paid off yet.
So if there's anything that I didn't address in this video
that you're still wondering about
before the end of the season, just write it below in the comments.
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