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I don't think Din was dragged under. I got the impression that he didn't know there was a dropoff and he got pulled to the bottom by the weight of his armor.
I agree with this 100%. If he had been pulled, he would have been jerked under... he just stepped and there was no step and he sank like a rock.
there are no coincidences in the force.....
I thought dragged at first, but after seeing the immediate drop-off right in front of where he disappeared I'm thinking yea he fell off. Also, How would the MS have grabbed him? It doesn't have tentacles to reach up that far all sly like, and IF it had grabbed him, why would he still be alive and it just chilling up there.
made me wonder if they were never meant to survive bathing in those waters because you would sink. So death was the only way to redeem yourself.
@@12bigredd I do agree that the weight of the armor was most likely how Din sunk down into the water. But, I do also agree that it wasn't a coincidence that both him and Bo-Katan saw a living Mythosaure down there. The Force definitely has something planned ahead.
I have no doubt that when the time comes, it will be determined that either Din Djarin or Bo-Katan Kryze will not only wield the dark saber. But one will also find a way to tame and ride the mythosuare to lead for a new age for Mandalore. And if anything, Grogu will likely be the bridge to finally form peace and friendship with Jedi and Mandalorians.
I'm happy that they made the mythosaur actually look like it's skull resembles the real thing (unlike trex fanart). Can't wait for next week's episode
lol, they know star war fans will be pissed if they doesnt follow closely , look what happen to the witcher
@@sdqsdq6274 ...what happened with The Witcher? I actually enjoyed that series and can't wait for more series and/or seasons
Yes
@@TheHazyTimewalker they stray away from the original source material apparently, also why Henry left
@@TheHazyTimewalker they change everything disregard the source material, all whats left is just a name,remember how angry star wars fans bcs they made luke an old angry grumpy loser? the witcher series messed up that bad but more, what they mess is the whole lore
The Mythosaur was not the reason Mando was pulled under. When Bo Katan is passing it, it clearly looks like it just woke up, and doesn't care about them all that much. If it was the reason Mando was pulled under it both would not have been asleep, and it would have been actively trying to get Mando, as it has only been a few seconds. Although it is hard to say, I think that Mando literally just sunk because he was wearing full Beskar armor with no jetpack.
I honestly think he just hit the "deep end" and sunk like a stone.
Lmao. Yup. Few would be strong enough to swim that weight. He hust stepped off a small ridge under water...
Bro was in a constant state of distress the whole episode
Bro, but the second he was sunk, Bo fuckin went to get him. Like 1 second later. And she couldn't fucking get him before he was already at the bottom. And she was also with armor plus the fuckin jetpack. There's no way he just sunk, and for that I mean there's no way Favreou is gonna say "he just felt to the bottom in 1 second"
@@luisochoa7what this dude said
I’m really hoping Grogu becomes leader of Mandalore and ushers in a new high republic. One that is aligned with the light side of the force but includes an emphasis on family and human emotion. The perfect mix of Jedi and Mandolorian culture
Bo-Katan just realized a few things: 1. I went in that water as a CHILD and that thing was down there the entire time??? and 2. The re emergence of the Mythosaur coincides with the re emergence of the Mandalorian people. There is more to Din than I thought, this can't be a coincidence
They likely believed it was extinct so..
@@belloconnell we dont actually know yet but last one was like 2,000 years ago, so assuming this is a new one that moved back into the waters after humans left
but Din didn't see it and the water wasn't so deep before she said it was the bombing that made it so deep.
Glad you can see it at least - as the rest of these "fans" think he got "yanked" under by his own weight.
Close, Bo states that the caverns were not as deep when she was a kid. The bombing opened up the caverns, but I think we can all agree she wet herself.
I was a little scared to see the Mythosaur still living beneath the underground city of Mandalore. If that thing gets loose, I'll lose my mind.
I think it'll get loose, and I have a feeling that this season will feature a very good finale featuring a massive battle
That thing is already loose its just chilling in its home and probably won’t be aggressive if its supposed to be the one mandalore the great tamed.
@@adamd5849 I think it might end with Mando or someone taking it hopefully and restoring the civilization of Mandalore to glory
two episodes of this blew the last of us out of the water! i was hyped for that but this is just cherry on top.
Can I introduce you to Chekhov’s mythosaur
Ok, I have to point something out. Din was NOT violently dragged under the water. As he was walking, he stepped off an unknown ledge, and two things impacted that moment: Din was sti.. weakened by the fluid drain, and though Beskar is not normally heavy, his armor acted as weights, dragging him to the bottom. When Bo-Katan reached the bottom of the waters, virtually no silt was stirred up, and Din was on his back. He was still too weak to be able to swim back up, plus he didn't have his jet pack on. If the Mythosaur had "violently dragged" Din down into the depths, the waters would not have remained so clear.
This
THANK YOU! I've been seeing people say he was dragged under but never saw any evidence of that. I thought he was just weak then there was the drop off.
You think Filoni, et al, thought this through to this level of detail?
Facts!
So glad Jon and Dave had Din Djarin find the living waters in the second episode. To me this proves they are not simply writers and producers, they are fans. My biggest concern for the season was having to wait until the last episode or second to last episode for Din and Grogu to find the waters. By doing the story like this I think it really opens up a lot of possibilities rather than a season of average adventures designed to get us to the mines and living waters. This may even allow for old Mandalrian wounds to heal between all it's people.
My bets. This season is going to show Grogu really going through a maturity growth. Talking. Easily using the force. No more nappy times. Learning to pilot the N1. Reaching out to other creatures, the Mythosaur and Purgil, like Ezra did in Rebels. Mando, and Bo will reunite House Kryze and Visla. Pirates will get their asses kicked. It's gonna be an awesome season.
I agree
Dude that is exactly what I thought too... It must have been living in one of the deeper lower down aquifers and the bombing shook it loose from its habitat or it's old habitat could have collapsed. Now as for the din bo katan rivalry.... Right up until that moment, specially after he paid respect to her father's sacrifice, she was developing a modicum of respect and admiration for him and his dedication to the Creed. And finding this mythosaur while he was trying to redeem himself, has got to be a clear signal to both of them that they're both meant to rule mandalore TOGETHER
As the saying goes, there can only be one! Bo had her shot, and the Mandalorians were scattered to the winds. The dark saber clearly still accepts her, however that doesn't mean other Mando's will. I think it's time for someone else to rule.
@@Commanderstevo Mandalore the Uniter.
@@Commanderstevo I mean, the Darksaber itself doesn't care.
Like all lightsabers, the Darksaber just reacts to the mindset of the wielder. If you're clear of mind and purpose, you have no trouble wielding the Darksaber. If you're a deeply superstitious cult member that is rife with shame and self-doubt for questioning his beliefs...the Darksaber picks up on that.
@@dungeonguy88 I agree, to an extent.
I would argue it's more than just the users mindset. Afterall non force sensitives could not do anything like a proper jedi with a lightsaber. This is because they lacked the knowledge of how the blade works. Energy constantly flows through the crystal, you aren't fighting so much with a simple blade as you are with a current of power. This is why your thoughts and actions manifest in the blade as you become a part of its cricit.
While yes, Din certainly does have a lot weighing down on his mind, he was pretty clear in mind and purpose. Even after Bo rescued him he was still determined on making it to the living waters to be forgiven for his transgretions. Remember it was heavy for him *before* he became an apostate. You might say it was because he was dealing with not seeing grogu, even when he got him back it was still heavy. We all know much more about lightsabers than Din, he doesn't know how the force works, they call jedi "sorcerers" and the force as magic. He is thinking of it as just some sword, not realizing that he has to form a "bond" with it, that he needs to connect with it, and realize its a part of him.
TL:DR it is mindset, I just think it's deeper than having a depressing week and so sword gets heavy, Din is missing fundimental knowledge on how to properly wield the blade.
I hope Bo came to realize there is something about Din, and educates him on how to actually use the darksaber.
Until Grogu comes of age of course. I think the Mythosaur sensed a force weilder and that it will bond with Grogu. Then with Grogu giving the go, Din can ride the Mythosaur. And I think Bo Katan will allowed to wield the Darksaber, because to the Mandalorians Mythosaur trumps Darksaber anyway. Nice symbolism of shared power. As regents and champions to Grogu together they will unite the Mandalorians.
Wouldn't be surprised if Bo-Katan is like, "leave it to the Armorer to make you a jetpack without telling you how to use it" "You don't ever take that jetpack off unless you are in a secure location or you are piloting a ship. That pack is your life"
Back in season 1, a friend of mine said he thought the shows title "The Mandalorian" refers not to Din Djarrin, but to Grogu. He said he thought Grogu would be raised as a Mandalorian and become the next Mandalorian Jedi, claim the Darksaber, and become the new ruler of Mandalore.
I scoffed at his idea, but now I think he might be on to something.
Completely agree. I think in the end Grogu will be THE Mandalorian.
Yeah screenshot this for sure. It’s a clever theory.
But he's to young
@NorbertusOne He is 50 though.
It’s def arguable but I don’t think that’s what the writers and directors thought of. Def possible tho
I think they are setting us up for a new royal family. The way that Bo wields that saber and the way grogu is and the connection they each have to different factions.. I think we have our new Mandalorian royal family.
Ironically I was thinking along the same lines
I really hope Bo doesn't get the saber back. She had her chance this is dins show.
@@JGburneraccount we never got to see how she lost it. So that would be interesting.
@@EllieisaBanana agree to disagree she had two chances.
@@JGburneraccount agreed
Looks to me like it's Bo'Katan who got redeemed the most in that episode and she even went swimming in the pool.
Underrated comment. She has found her faith.
I think we were all misled by the title "the Mandalorian." This series is shaping up that it might not be a story about Din Djarn but as an Origin story for Grogu to become the leader of Mandalore. As a force sensitive he can wield the dark saber, control large beasts and has shown in the latest episode the ability to fight off enemies. Grogu is the real "Mandalorian."
He has often been referred to as a mandalorian foundling. Thus inherently making him mandalorian. It’s plainly stated, so nothing is really misleading
Don’t do that, don’t give me hope
I thought I was crazy for thinking this!!
@@jeremysmith5579 I love the little weird and naughty guy. His beast control def puts him on the voting podium
Din doesn't want to lead the Mandalorians, hence why the darksaber does not respond to him. He doubts himself and was willing to give it to Bo because it means nothing to him.
Also forgetting Gideon was flailing it around pretty well, so does that mean he wants to lead the mandalorians?
I'm hoping Ezra Bridger shows up. He's the canon OG of Animal Friendship with Force-powers, maybe he'll come and give Grogu some training, and provide a tie-in to the Ahsoka series.
While that sounds good, I think he's far more likely to show up again in Asoka. We know she's actively looking for him and she's got a show coming out. Ezra will be back soon, just not right now
No, for fuck sakes no, Disney needs to stop with this interconnected bullshit, Rebels like resistance was one of the worst things to happen to star wars, the characters are dry, the story writing is something a 14 year old came up with, the story arc is trash, and the show was hot garbage, they need to stop bring rebels shit into every fucking show, the last good animated star wars show was The clone wars.
Idk. We saw the purrgil in the first few minutes of the first episode. We could possibly see him…
@@williamhuguet8017 I loved seeing that
0:38 Eh, most I have seen online are still unsure. It seems to wakeup when she passes it, rather than being already awake. Others along with myself believe that given the state of the stairs when she enters the water, it looks like he had fallen off the submerged broken stairs.
Thank you
I agree, think he just lost his footing, without his jetpack that Beskar prolly aint good for swimmin.
@@Eythir 100% he literally stepped into the deep end of the pool and Beskar is heavy.
@@monkeyg0d It’s like me when I couldn’t see out of my buddy’s HEMA armor and fell into his pool. Was luckily strong enough to waddle my fatass to the shallow end and get out. Although I was put in charge of polishing and treating it for water damage. It’s all good luckily, no scratches, dents, or rust.
Really! The moment mando sank, bo katan dived, with her jetpack. Now consider her weight with the armour pulling her down and the force jet pack also pushing her down, yet it took her quite some time to get to mando. And you are saying he just sanked, without any help of force pulling him down faster than that jetpack of bo katan to fall that deep?? Do you see the logic here?
Hi :) Not only didn’t I expect the scene of going into the sacred waters, but I also didn’t expect to see a mythosaur right now, ITS SO AMAZINGLY COOL! Thanks for the video 💎😊
I think Bo Katan will willingly let Din Djarin lead the new age of Mandalore. The scene where she watches Din go into the water and looks totally inspired by his devotion starts setting that up, Bo had her chance to rule and she sees that Din is as worthy and devoted as the best of the Mandalorians. In fact, Din is the physical representation of the perfect Mandalorian, while Bo's reading the plaque on the monuments in a sarcastic tone Din is exercising his complete devotion to the creed. She will surely see the irony in this, and feel content to let Din lead. I don't know if Grogu will lead the Mandalorians, he can, as Din's successor, but Grogu won't be old enough to lead for a long time which sets him up nicely to rule Mandalore after Din, and then lead the Jedi after that
bro remember me, we will see din riding the mythasour with wielding the darksaber. the true rightful king ( mandalor).
@@danathelittle i cant wait, din is definitely going down the path to be like mandalore the great and bringing the clans together.
Dude what you said is noble and in theory that's how it should go but Din is gonna have to decapitate Bo Katan before she ever lets go of her desire to rule as Mandalore. She's too power hungry and she has no honor. She's an opportunist waiting for her moment.
Din has shown exactly 0 ambition to be a leader of his people. I think the only reason people are pushing this narrative is because he's the main character of the show (grogu aside)
I really thought Mando just accidentally stepped off the ledge and sank into the depths.
He did the person who made this video is just pushing his opinion but most think and agree he sunk because his armor.
Dude, he's gonna ride that Mythosaur and its gonna be badass.
My wish is that we get any mention of Revan or the Old Republic era before the end of this season!
They already canonized Revan in other live action shows
@@squuid15 Which one(s)?
@@squuid15 As far as I know they have only mentioned "Revan" in the book of TROS movie nothing more than that, mentioning him in the Mandalorian show would make it official because atm unless you google it or you buy the movie book, you won't know that Revan was even mentioned.
He came close to be in the Clone Wars series but they chose Bane instead :(
Grogu is the title character of the Mandalorian. He will lead them riding the mythosaur and wielding the dark saber.
I Am So freaking happy the mythosaur is finally cannon.
Hasn’t it always been cannon? Just as a picture on armour though?
@@RedWarPriest an alive mythosaur he ment. Mythasors have been canon since bobas first showed up as he hold its sigil on his armor.
@@kevind3974 they were a thing even before that when you look into the entire Lore of the Mando'a
*canon. Not cannon
@@squuid15 omg im sooo dam sorry i cant spell a word im sorry my brain has issues and im not the perfect drone for your world (wait no im not i dont give a shit im fine with who i am and how i spell a word ) after all how the hell to you spell colour where your from if its not the way i spell it then your wrong and even if your country does not spell it that way im right your wrong lol im sort of joking after all im an Aussie and give not shits about if people find me funny or an arsehole im just me deal with it or dont speak to or comment on anything i say
Absolutely love your content brother. Thank you
The mythasaur didn’t drag Din down, he just walked off a drop off and has beskar armor on lol
Edit: however after watching it again he sunk WAY too far compared to Bo-Katan using her jet pack
Fuck no, and he reached the bottom before Bo with her fuckin jetpack?
Surely I’m not the only one that doesn’t want Grogu to be the one to tame the mythosaur but it seems almost guaranteed
I wouldn't mind, nice to feel he has a purpose beyond selling merch
@@craigchristian344 taming giant beasts is his main job 1 per seson
Yeah I want Din to tame the beast and not Grogu
What puzzles me the most is how Moff Gideon had no problem weidling the darksaber......maybe it's about wanting to rule Mandalore...Sabine did not want to but ended up accepting that she might have to....Din Djarin had no interest, but then again he talks about how mandalorians aren't united and how they should be...shouldn't that count for something? Idk that part confuses me
Darksaber shares some sentience, apparently a bit more than other sabers/crystals, and it seems to work best with those with ambition and drive. Din is atm still conflicted over what he's seen and experienced, because underneath the dealings as a bounty hunter with scum of the galaxy and the Creed... he doesn't know himself, or what he wants. The Darksaber is simply not a tool to be used by dogmatic wielders, it's driven by emotion. It seems like it's almost a Dark-side tool, but that's just because the motivation behind their goals is aligned more often than not.
My head-canon on it anyways.
@@ArcNine9Angel I like your interpretation....but at the same time, why would Sabine become so easily comfortable with it. I'm sorry, I haven't slept in over 30 hours maybe I'm just not thinking right lol.
@@Lanwarder she had a strong connection to the force via her allies and how she choose to live and what she did plus via direct line of blood to its maker as does bo but like any lightsaber in both legends and lore they are linked to a person on a level that can not be understood or seen by others the crystals are in a sense alive within the force this is what leds a force user to them or to a saber and the reason those sabers made with the crystals that are not natural always have a weaker connection to the weapon and rely on brute power to fight as they have no proper connection to the weapons soul you could say
I think it has to do with confidence. I think din will be able to wield it once he figures out where he stands, currently he is in-between mandalorians, I almost feel like the bathing in the waters in a way is a rebirth for him.
The Darksaber doesn't care about who wields it.
Like all lightsabers, the Darksaber has a Kyber crystal as its core. Kyber crystals are conduits for the Force, so much so that they're almost alive. Because they are so attenuated to the Force, they can react and amplify the feelings and mindset of the wielder.
This is why the Jedi and the Sith both favor lightsabers in particular. Apart from being deadly weapons, a lightsaber can literally strengthen a Jedi's focus or a Sith's rage.
But even with a non-Force User the Kyber crystals still react in this way. They react and amplify the feelings of a wielder and rebound it back upon them. If you're clear of mind, certain of your purpose, and no plagued by self-doubt, a lightsaber is light and easy to wield.
If you're filled with self-doubt, superstition, and reject what a given lightsaber represents it will reflect that back on the wielder. The wielder's thoughts will become unfocused, the blade will fight against them and feel heavy.
It's all about the mindset of the wielder. The Darksaber itself truly doesn't give a crap beyond that.
He wasn't actually dragged under water.
He just fell and sunk due to his heavy armor. Which is kinda funny.
Well done like always🔥🔥🔥
I feel like the creature has the ability to eat entire armies and those tusks would make it a challenge for Bo and Din if they fight against it in the next episode
I think the mythosaur is a creature of the force like the Bindu and loath wolf's. Didn't look like it moved a limb to pull-down Din also. Like it wanted to show off to Bo
I'm truly hoping that the writers don't forget about the BASILISK WAR DROID! It would the BEST if when the Mandalorians come together due to the raise of the Mythosaur, that they somehow they also trip upon a secret cash of Baskilisk war droids waiting in the depths of the planet.
And find at least one working, Din pilots it and uses it to destroy the Mythosaur! I'm in.
That episode has to be some of the best Star Wars I’ve ever seen
This show continues to get better every episode. So much to build off of.
I really don't think the mythosaur is what dragged din down, I think he reached a ledge in the water and ended up dropping off because of the weight of his armor which took him by surprise and knocked him out. If the mythosaur dragged him down why was it just sitting there to wake up when Bo brought him back up? If it did drag him down why was it not actively awake and saw Bo come down and try to swipe at her? It seemed like the mythosaur was just down there and din and Bo disturbing it is what finally woke it up
lol you are dumb. So you are trying to say he fell through the water faster than Bo jetting down with jetpack?
@@v4skunk739 lol don't be rude just saying what I'm thinking dude, chill, it's not that serious
hmm same thoughts as well , maybe something else is lurking below as well ? but episode one already makes no sense some random sea monster coming out just to make din entrance look good , lol
I’m soooo excited to see the Mythosaur. The symbol of all mandalorians.
I was super surprised, I figured there was something down there but it exceeded any expectations I had, and it legit made me so uneasy and kind of spooked me, and by kind of I mean legit did
If the Mythosaur doesn't get to the ruins of the city and rampage Zillo-beast style I will be upset
Hard pass. It'll just be killed..... Like the Zillo-beast..
They are Star Wars version of a dragon so it fitting.
I don't see why they would do that. There is nothing to destroy in a rampage. All the destruction would be a waste of money in filming
Another thing about the mythosaur is that their skeletons were used to build the first Mandalorian cities.
Din has already stated he doesn't want to rule, that's why he tried to give Bo Katan the Darksaber in the first place. Now that she's taken it up when he was incapacitated by an enemy she defeated...grey area. Could that legitimize her possession? He lost it and she took it up and defeated the ones who defeated him. Hmmm...
She has to win it from him in one on one combat, that was made known at the end of the second season.
I believe dark saber is could be hers to claim after beat up robot because he took it from mando
Everyone's forgotten about Basilisk war droids - Canderous Ordo was such a great character in Kotor with lots of great stories
I like the idea that he tripped and his heavy armor dragged him down. You might be right about everything else.
I am so freaking excited about this. The mythosaur is so cool, and I hope they do something great with it. Idk who will be the leader of Mandalore, but I do know they will be riding the beast, whilst welding the dark Saber, and (hopefully, but probably not) wearing the OG Helmet!
Day 68 of asking for a part 3 of what if anakin was trained by qui gon
Ever since Kuiil mentioned the mythosaur, I’ve wanted to see one. I can’t wait for this beast to be revealed so I can make it on my channel!!
This episode was great im so stoked for episode 3. The juxtaposition of Bo's attitude and Din's attitude to the creed was perfect. I now find Mandalorians just as cool as jedi/sith lore. Its very unique and im glad we getting stories that weave it together. I hope DIN becomes the Mandolore but we will see.
My thinking is that Din and Bo-Katan might end up in a romantic relationship. I'd be genuinely surprised if Disney allowed Filoni to let them fight to the death for the Title of Mandalore. Grogu seems to be forming a bond with her, too, seeing how far and how much she did for Din after Grogu was sent to her for help. A bit into the "Above and Beyond" category, if you ask me. I think her Watch's Oath was rekindled in her after confirming the existence of the mighty Mythosaur. One of my predictions was that Din would either tame or kill one to regain his status.
Also grogu noticed the way she was looking at din with a kind of admiration. Hence why she said “what are you looking at?”
I totally think Grogu is the next Mandalor the Great. Din is his dad and after how he was looking at Bo, I think he wants Bo for mommy!
Din Djarin wasn't pulled under the water by the Mythosaur. He stepped off a ledge into the super deep end of the pool wearing full beskar plate armor and no jet pack. He sank like a stone. All their commotion woke the sleeping Mythosaur. It literally just swims away after they pass it.
Judging by how far out into the cave she found him, it makes little sense that he plummeted straight down and forward somehow (water did not seem to have any current, let alone a strong enough one for that). While it could be just poor cinematography, it's more likely some smaller creature dragged him under, amphibious or aquatic, and when it noticed the Mythosaur it dropped Din. That way he lands out further in the cave, long enough for Bo to take a while to find him, and still has the Mythosaur fast sleep. I agree with the latter half of what you said though.
Iv been waiting years for this, I knew they would eventually rediscover one. Boba Fett and the mandalorian culture has always been my favorite faction in star wars. It's a good time to be a star wars superfan
He wasn’t dragged he stepped off the edge and the weight of his armor is why he went down so fast. And he dropped his rocket pack before he went in.
My theory about Din Jarrin being rejected by the Dark Saber: The Saber knows Moff Gideon intentionally lost his fight with Din in order to deny Bo Katan the Saber, so it was not a noble victory.
I'm so excited for Mando Season 3! And Thank the Maker!
Oh damn, that's a great point about Grogu and the mythasaur! Nice!
I think ultimately, Grogu is going to end up with the Darksaber and a Mythosaur. He may not be the first one to do so, but I have no doubt that Grogu is going to end up the leader of the new Mandalorians at some point.
imagine Grogu on the mythosaur's back holding the dark saber xD
We didn't ride them, we hunted them to extinction
This sounds cool :D Mythosaur looks awesome. Nice adition :D I think Bo-Katan. Although I never watched it :) I will come back. May the Force be with you :)
"Din's gonna NEED A BIGGER BOAT.... I.. I Mean Ship" -Had to throw in the Jaws reference
I’m pretty sure he just didn’t expect the sudden drop and just sank from the weight of his armor. And plus the mythosaur woke up when bo swam by it
You said “he was violently dragged underwater”by the Mythosaur. I don’t think that was the case. I think he just fell and sunk fast due to the weight of his armor. Although I do agree that would be an excessive speed…. Lol
The beast, not so subtly told them, only working together will Mandalore revive.
i think it's gonna be a new royal family with grogu being the next tarre vizsla (being the second mandalorian jedi), Din Djarin being the one who rides the mythosaur and Bo Katan wielding the darksaber since she seemed to have no problem wielding it in s3 ep 2
What's funny to me is the time when Mando got "dragged" down the water... I mean he looks like he just fell down like not knowing how deep it is🤣🤣🤣
This is the way love this line
he wasnt violently dragged, he sunk like a rock in a suit of heavy armor when the water was no longer shallow
dude that scene went hard... also im pretty sure Mando just didn't know about the drop-off and slipped a little cause he had beskar armor which is probably heavy af
If you remember in Boba Fett when he Rode the beast. The Tamer (by the way was played by Danny Trejo's Machete) said when the beast wakes up he is bonded to the first person he sees. In this case Bo Katan. GROKU may be able to speak to the beast but the beast will recognize Bo as it's Companion. Along with the Dark Saber Bo should be the new leader of Mandalore.
This history and story is incredibly interesting. Thanks for providing these details. I'm not sure I'd agree with you that Bo Karan and Din discovered the mythosaur together because Din might have been unconscious and possibly only Bo Karan saw it. Also we've seen no indication at all that Din wants to lead the Mandalorians. He stumbled on the darksaber unknowingly. He just wants the only family he knows to accept him back. Grogu will be pivotal but I'm afraid to think of how.
The steps ended abruptly, and he is in full plate. He just sank. That is all.
Your word is your bond ; better to die by the sword than live in chains ; dedication feeds mastery...
I somewhat mirrored the Mandalorians' creed in my way of living. I wear a mythosaur's skull that is tattooed on my forearm...
Because this is the Way. God, those Mandalorians are badasses.
Amazing
Great video.
Being an older Star Wars fanatic, and having the original book that George Lucas wrote the myth or in order to have the insignia on your shoulder, you had to go out without weapons and ride one if you survive that you had a blade in which you had to kill it in order to get that insignia.
I think I want a Mythosaur skull tattoo! 💀Oh, and when Grogo used Jedi Mind control on the beast in earlier episodes that might have been foreshadow to his riding the great Myhosaur in next season.
This is my current hypothesis for the direction of the season/show: Din will be the new ruler of the Mandalorians. For starters, the show is called the mandalorian, originally thought it was just centered on a madalorian but now I'm could thinking it could mean THE Mandalorian.
There were also a few instances in the lastest episode where Bo had the chance to take the dark saber from him but didn't, I saw that as her seeing something in him. Maybe she thinks that he could be the leader she thought she was for Mandalore.
Lastly, say what you want about his religion/cult, but Din is devoted. Making him the ideal candidate for the one who will lead the Mandalorians... anyhoo that's what I'm thinking post episode 2
She has to win it from him in combat its the Mandalorian way. Sometime in the past she took the dark saber without wining it in combat and it splintered the Mandalorians. She will never make that mistake again.
sorry but being part of a small ultra ortodox cult is not a good start to unite the Mandalorians.
I would like to see that Bo can right all her wrongs and then go on to being remembered for always fighting for whats right by the clan and now remembered for the worst points
Be interesting to see them both become the leaders together
Imagine all the old people that first watched Star Wars that don’t get to see what Star Wars had become 😭😭
They even said in the show that he went under because seismic activity opened up a fissure. He literally fell off of an underwater cliff.
I can just imagine the Mythosaur wearing Beskar armour that would be absolutely hilarious and very scary at the same time cause it would be very hard to kill with Beskar armour on.
Everyone keeps saying he was grabbed... We never see that... It's more like he FELL and the weight of his armor took him to the bottom...
Olny subscribed because this is the way. 10/10 subscribe plug 👍
I did in fact expect mythosaur. I however don't expect, but would be grateful to see, a basilisk wardroid.
My TV in my bedroom was a bit lighter than the one in my living room so I could see a good bit of silhouette swim away
Grogu rides the beast with adoptive mom Bo and dad Din supporting him.
My reaction to that in the series was "No way! That thing is supposed to be extinct!!", but, alas, "This is the way;"
The Mythosaur preformed the same baptism we saw in episode one in my opinion. It was down there all this time , it most likely saw it all the time.
I like this episode a lot. I need more bo katan in my life 🙂
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He fell. The weight of his beskar armor caused him to drop straight down to the bottom. Kinda comical actually. Because he took off his jet pack, he couldn’t prevent it. He was also weakened from his blood having been drained by the cyborg-spider creature that had captured him.
Great video! I personally don't see Din wanting to lead or rule, I think that's why he has trouble with the Dark Saber. In my humble opinion, I think the Dark Saber is, on some level, aware that it has its own purpose, to unite all of Mandalore, and so the saber is more 'submissive' or lighter for those whose intentions align w/ the Saber. Being heavy for Din is the saber's way of saying "no, we should do this instead"' and since Bo Katan's intentions coincide w/ the Saber, it becomes lighter, working w/ her instead of against her. Either Bois going to end up w/ the Dark Saber or Din is going to decide to help lead Mandalore into a new era
The DS is only a weapon, albeit with a couple of special features. It is NOT a sentient being. The DS has no 'awareness'. Din should become Manda'lor now as his mind is now clear - he has Grogu back and has now 'redeemed' himself. PLUS, Din's force-sensitivity should now emerge (he and his parents were Whills). Rumor/leaks state that Bo could become Manda'lor at the end of season 3, but I don't see it.
Romantically, she and Din could become a thing, as his example is softening her disbelief and shecontinually goes out of her way to save his ass repeatedly (3 x's to date).
The only 'true' threat to Din is one of the unknown members of the Ordo Clan...as it is reported that some were involved in the last Mando Civil War (when Bo was the Regent of Mandalore).
Several people have wielded the DS - Maul, Sabine, Gar Saxon, Bo-Karen, Moff G, now Din. The others had no problem with the blade (except Sabine). It is a curious circumstance? Maul & Moff G are force-sensitive, so that explains their ease of use. This inconsistency is somewhat baffling.
"Millennia earlier, the Chiss had contact with the greater galaxy, and were politically and militarily drawn into the ancient wars between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire, but eventually broke off contact with both entities and withdrew back into the Unknown Regions, sealing their borders. During the Republic Era and Imperial Era, they were ruled by a government known as the Chiss Ascendancy."
There's no clash. I don't think Din is interested in taking any throne. Bo on the other hand is caught up in 2 minds whether she is worthy or not. Just 2 mandos with different paths that happened to collide but at the same time benefits the next one by helping each other.
The first thing out of my mouth when I saw it was "Holy fuck, that's a fucking Mythosaur! Fuck yeah!"
Show: *mando takes off jetpack for a reason that makes no sense*
Me: *prepares for plot contrivance that would be easily solved by jetpack*
Show: *plot contrivance that would be easily solved by jetpack*
His Beskar armour was the reason he sank. Bo struggled to lift him at first
"Thrawn believed that the Grysks were such a danger that they posed a threat to both the Chiss Ascendancy and the Galactic Empire.
The Grysks would enslave the minds and souls of beings, having twisted their desires, fears, memories, and hopes to their will, to be their "clients." The Grysks ruled an empire known as the Grysk Hegemony."
Looks like I'm late to this party...
Din wasn't dragged down by the mythosaur... He just didn't realize the waters were deep and his beskar weighed him down... Or am I wrong? I just don't see it dragging him down then leaving him be, then settling back down and closing his eyes.
I didn't know the mythosaur was a water creature