It is clear to me that the helmets depicted in science fiction are far more advanced than the average helmet technology or cosplay helmets we have in our current world. In their universe, I believe they have eliminated the common issues we experience with our helmets such as helmet hair, sweat, and foggy goggles, as well as addressing the concerns raised by Steven A about vitamin D deficiency and White Rock's question about self-cleaning functions. Given that the helmets are pressurized, I assume they are equipped with a ventilation system to maintain circulation and a purifier to ensure the air inside the helmet remains clean. Moreover, I believe the helmet's temperature is regulated to keep the wearer comfortable. The animated series shows the neck base seals, which suggests that the helmets have been designed to prevent air leakage. The material used to create the helmet, such as Beskar, could be anti-microbial like silver, and I imagine they use antimicrobial plastics or materials for the interior components and electronics' coatings. The ventilation and pressurization system can also prevent the visor from fogging up, which helps to prevent condensation and maintain clear visibility. I believe that in their universe, they have figured out a way to absorb vitamin D through an ingestible form that maintains proper health without exposing the wearer to the sun, kind of like we do by taking Vitamin D supplements, but there it'd be more efficient. Some people may think that the requirement for the helmet to stay on ONLY in the presence of others is foolish. Still, I see the benefits, like preserving the wearer's anonymity and privacy. In a larger society, the rule may change to allow for helmet removal only in front of immediate family or clan members. Wearing helmets could provide additional safety, as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect millions of Americans annually, and helmet use could prevent some of these injuries if we were to wear helmets here LOOL The helmets depicted in Star War are far superior to the helmet technology we have in our current world, and their designs address common concerns that helmet wearers face. The helmets' advanced features, including ventilation, pressurization, and temperature control, make them more comfortable and effective than our current helmets. The requirement for the helmet to remain on in the presence of others has both advantages and disadvantages, but it ultimately preserves the wearer's privacy and anonymity. Helmet use could contribute to overall safety and prevent traumatic brain injuries. So all the perceivable issues I see in the comment section don't apply in their universe. Sorry it's Saturday I had too much coffee and time on my hands as I am on vacation but still watching Star Wars related content. I am fascinated by Mandalorian lore and fictional anthropology. I guess I wrote in a way to address concerns some have because they wrote their comments as if the helmet tech would be from our world and make it relatable? I don't know, I went full nerd on this. I want to share more, but no one has time for that.
Dude with analysis like that, you should be making your own videos, top class stuff :) There's a lot left to be explained about all the mandalorians' tech so hopefully a new visual dictionary or mando reference book comes out soon
Here I was learning about the Mandalorian helmet and then I learned that Pablo Picasso stole his signature style from early Mandalorian work too. Now THAT is some lore!
Interesting that military acronyms have moved ahead since the lore was written with HUD only referring to cockpit HUD (where you can keep you head up and not on the cockpit instruments) and helmet displays being HMD (Helmet Mounted Displa)y or HMDS (Helmet Mounted Display and Sight).
@@Amplifymagic ; A HUD is in the vehicle's cockpit, an HMD is mounted on or inside the helmet. Case in point the F-35's Helmet Mounted Display, with the plane thus not having any HUD. Again the terminology didn't exist when the lore was written.
There would also need to be some kind of air conditioning technology. That would cook your brain in the heat, as any soldier who's worn a helmet in the desert knows it gets hot, and if your head was fully enclosed you would be dead. You need airflow to cool you down. So there would have to be some kind of cooling tech, because even in a moderate climate, with trapping the natural heat from the head you would be sweating like crazy. In a hot climate your brains would be cooking.
I wore a kevlar in the desert that had webbing that not only made it comfortable to wear but also kept my head cool. So no, I don’t think you know what you are talking about 👎
@@Asiandynamo Was in OIF III. 1. That webbing on the old style helmets was not comfortable, old enough to remember those. 2. Modern helmets have padding to prevent brain damage but so to make it more secure and stay on in a blast. This traps the heat in even more. So hero, go sharp shoot someone else.
The funny thing is that in our costume Mandalorian helmets, it is common to install fans into these. Because different to medieval full-face helmets, ours have no breathing slots. First thing that happens is your visor clogs fully up, so you can't see anything. Then you feel that you slowly get dizzy because there is zero air exchange, as you normally wear a neckseal plus a balaclava.
In my imagination, behind the black glass would be a plate of beskar so you couldn't shoot through it. And the black glass would not be transparent. It would be a sheet of nano cameras that project a composite image to the inside display. The whole thing would be replaceable if it got damages, and any damage would only lower the resolution on the inside, not block the view.
In Legends, Starship Cockpit and viewport windows are made of Transparisteel. (Don't recall if it's been mentioned in D-Canon) Assuming this actually IS a Steel Alloy and that Beskar is Also a steel alloy, perhaps there is a TranspariBeskar alloy as well. What was not mentioned is the technology on the rest of the armor... Energy absorption and dissipation technology, as well as health monitoring systems and yes, Weapons such as Whistling Birds, Flame Throwers, etc..
The way my helmet would be Like a V R. all I need to focus is the Two eyes the whole face will be covered with beskar but I will have two visors one on the outside and one inside the helmet, The visor on the outside would be infused with beskar the inside visor would be somehow connected with the outside visor, giving me view… to see as good as I wasn’t wearing a helmet at all… the Helmet Visor would look different from the rest I like the original T shape visor but I’m thinking more of a. + shape Visor but in the style of the helmet would pay tribute to the Mandalorian Neo Crusaders. But only the outside visor would be + shape the inside would be like a VR or shape like a rectangle/Oval,
Am I the only one who half expected someone to salvage that helmet from the rubble of Mandalor? A: It would've been proof, he was there. B: It can definitely be recycled.
Everyone things mandalor is still heavily irradiated. They may be space faring but nuclear radiation shielding on a planet that has been nuked to all hell would be impossible to properly shield or even worth being on the surface long enough to start a salvage operation
I’ve always been curious to know if there’s an in-story explanation for how the helmets can seal when the bottom is clearly open. Does it generate a force-field of some kind under the wearers chin and around their neck?
@The Horu Journal I thought that sound might have something to do with it. or maybe it’s the sound of a coolant system activating which would be beneficial especially if you’re walking the way and have to have your helmet on all the time.
In the Animated depictions of Mando and also Clone Helmets we can see a flexible Material that seals the Helmet to the Undersuit of the Armor. But in all live action depictions of Helmets in Star Wars this part of the Helmet is missing. It would probably be extremely uncomfortable to wear and might even leave marks on the actors neck if worn too long at a time. Simillar to a chinstrap scar I would imagine.
I suspect these helmets have a light neural link to the wearer's brain through scanning combined with eye tracking as I don't think voice commands are an effective way to pilot a jetpack the way we've seen Mandalorians do so, among other things they can do without pressing buttons or speaking commands.
"Go go gadget jetpack" is how I imagine those fearsome Mandalorians flying about 😂 Yeah some kind of Neural interface would make flying a much more seamless process
The clone commando Helmets, which were inspired by Mandalorian Helmets like all personal Gear og the GAR, are controlled by eye tracking and blinking commandos. I woulld imagine imagine that Mando Helmets operate the same way. This is explained in the Novel "Republic Commando" by karen Traviss who is responsible for a ot of the Lore on Mandaorians we have today. But all of her stuff is now Legends so we cannot say for Certain if that is still the case.
IMO, the Yuatja's mask is more advanced for hunting their prey. Then again Yuatja's are individual predators and the Mandalorians operates as a modern army that has a battle network to coordinate their battles. Just that they haven't had a full battlefield network since the end of the last Sith War after with Revan.
They can remove their helmet...lol as long as it's not in front of others. I also think they have advanced decongestants to stop runny noses too possibly in the Star Wars universe, and since their helmets are pressurized thinks that could cause allergies like pollens wouldn't affect them?
@@LoreTours Yes Thank you!! It gives us an insight what The Mandalorians hamlet is inside. It looks heavy to wear all the time…. Also in real life you are unable to wear The Mandalorian uniform all the time; you would pass out from your body temperature. Your body needs to breathe…..
My dream is to die in this world and live in the Star Wars universe as a bounty hunter, with space-cowboy-pirate character vibes and just roam around the galaxy. That’s why I loved the Lego game and probably never going to uninstall it, it one of the very few things that keep me happy and not push me into depression and anxiety as I often get pushed by.
Surely they could make helms with hinged or/and sliding plates and still adhere to their code? If it's still attached, they haven't removed it. Gotta admire their intelligence and ability to think outside the box over their many generations...
So... it's like children putting on a VR headset and not wanting to take it back off ever again, lol, it makes much more sense now that they would not want to remove their helmets! :)
Wouldn't being labeled as an apostate also mean Din Djarin was labeled as Dar'manda? Which is also a fate worse than death if a Mandalorian was considered one. From what I know, Dar'manda were considered outcasts/exiles of Mandalorian society, to other Mandalorians, they were described as soulless, honorless, not loyal and spit upon the Mandalorian ways.
Yes, the rule is that you can not remove your helmet in the presence of another sentient being. That's why Din was able to remove his helmet in season one to eat while alone in a room in the village he helped defend and again later in the presence of IG-11 who healed his wounds (IG-11 is not sentient)
I hope its got an hair freshener dangling in there or something. Yeah they'll be able to take it off when alone to eat and stuff, imagine it's annoying to sleep with it on
When I see a scene with all the other Children of the Watch and Din, I always imagine them thinking to themselves "damn, why didn't I keep mine bare beskar too" the chromed out "mando" set looks way cooler than painted Beskar. Not to say a painted set can't look cool (in animation they look better painted IMO) but most of them have what looks like mismatched pieces. The Helmets don't match the rest of their sets etc (these dudes must still be levelling up, or they just haven't worked out how to use transmog yet)
Ahahaha transmog. Yeah I guess post destruction of Mandalore they just have to take what they can find. Death Watch certainly had no trouble getting matching armour during the Clone Wars
I was thinking the same, But how will that work it’s not like your aim boting still depends for you to shoot I guess Practice makes perfect but yea not bad.
Ugh...The children of the watch. Yeahhhhh, not taking your helmet off ever is such a dumb law, the armorer walks around on such a high horse full of self righteousness. Realllly hope somehow her helmet is removed lol
There is *NO* way that the *Mandalorian Helmet* is more advanced tech wise than *Iron Man's* helmet! The only advantage the *Mandalorian armor* has over *Iron Man's* is that *"Besker"* is stronger than *"Titanium Alloy,"* that's it!
"More Tech Than Iron Man?" Doubt it. Even going from the MCU, at this point, even that version of Iron Man just stomps out all cognate Star Wars tech so hard it's actually funny, like picturing the Hulk uppercutting AT-ATs.
I bought a Mandalorian helmet from the Disney Store and I don't have any of those enhancements.🤬 Does anybody know what the DS return policy is?😡
This is the way lol 😂
You just bought one that was "Made in China"
You are Mandalorian no more
@@MasterRazzer76 I may be redeemed if I return to Mandalore and step in a pile of hot Mythasaur poodoo ... This is the way! 😄
It wasn’t real mandalorian steel, so you just got scammed
It is clear to me that the helmets depicted in science fiction are far more advanced than the average helmet technology or cosplay helmets we have in our current world. In their universe, I believe they have eliminated the common issues we experience with our helmets such as helmet hair, sweat, and foggy goggles, as well as addressing the concerns raised by Steven A about vitamin D deficiency and White Rock's question about self-cleaning functions.
Given that the helmets are pressurized, I assume they are equipped with a ventilation system to maintain circulation and a purifier to ensure the air inside the helmet remains clean. Moreover, I believe the helmet's temperature is regulated to keep the wearer comfortable. The animated series shows the neck base seals, which suggests that the helmets have been designed to prevent air leakage.
The material used to create the helmet, such as Beskar, could be anti-microbial like silver, and I imagine they use antimicrobial plastics or materials for the interior components and electronics' coatings. The ventilation and pressurization system can also prevent the visor from fogging up, which helps to prevent condensation and maintain clear visibility.
I believe that in their universe, they have figured out a way to absorb vitamin D through an ingestible form that maintains proper health without exposing the wearer to the sun, kind of like we do by taking Vitamin D supplements, but there it'd be more efficient.
Some people may think that the requirement for the helmet to stay on ONLY in the presence of others is foolish. Still, I see the benefits, like preserving the wearer's anonymity and privacy. In a larger society, the rule may change to allow for helmet removal only in front of immediate family or clan members.
Wearing helmets could provide additional safety, as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect millions of Americans annually, and helmet use could prevent some of these injuries if we were to wear helmets here LOOL
The helmets depicted in Star War are far superior to the helmet technology we have in our current world, and their designs address common concerns that helmet wearers face. The helmets' advanced features, including ventilation, pressurization, and temperature control, make them more comfortable and effective than our current helmets. The requirement for the helmet to remain on in the presence of others has both advantages and disadvantages, but it ultimately preserves the wearer's privacy and anonymity. Helmet use could contribute to overall safety and prevent traumatic brain injuries. So all the perceivable issues I see in the comment section don't apply in their universe.
Sorry it's Saturday I had too much coffee and time on my hands as I am on vacation but still watching Star Wars related content. I am fascinated by Mandalorian lore and fictional anthropology. I guess I wrote in a way to address concerns some have because they wrote their comments as if the helmet tech would be from our world and make it relatable? I don't know, I went full nerd on this. I want to share more, but no one has time for that.
Dude with analysis like that, you should be making your own videos, top class stuff :) There's a lot left to be explained about all the mandalorians' tech so hopefully a new visual dictionary or mando reference book comes out soon
Here I was learning about the Mandalorian helmet and then I learned that Pablo Picasso stole his signature style from early Mandalorian work too. Now THAT is some lore!
Interesting that military acronyms have moved ahead since the lore was written with HUD only referring to cockpit HUD (where you can keep you head up and not on the cockpit instruments) and helmet displays being HMD (Helmet Mounted Displa)y or HMDS (Helmet Mounted Display and Sight).
You nerd😂.. in a good way 😅
Probably because a it’s a heads up display and not “mounted”
@@Amplifymagic ; A HUD is in the vehicle's cockpit, an HMD is mounted on or inside the helmet. Case in point the F-35's Helmet Mounted Display, with the plane thus not having any HUD. Again the terminology didn't exist when the lore was written.
The latest episode, Episode 4, definitely reveals more about Mando Culture in regards to the armor and helmets. Loving it!
There would also need to be some kind of air conditioning technology. That would cook your brain in the heat, as any soldier who's worn a helmet in the desert knows it gets hot, and if your head was fully enclosed you would be dead. You need airflow to cool you down. So there would have to be some kind of cooling tech, because even in a moderate climate, with trapping the natural heat from the head you would be sweating like crazy. In a hot climate your brains would be cooking.
Not to mention not being able to breath properly in these helmets so there needs to be some kind of respiratory tech.
I wore a kevlar in the desert that had webbing that not only made it comfortable to wear but also kept my head cool. So no, I don’t think you know what you are talking about 👎
@@Asiandynamo Was in OIF III. 1. That webbing on the old style helmets was not comfortable, old enough to remember those. 2. Modern helmets have padding to prevent brain damage but so to make it more secure and stay on in a blast. This traps the heat in even more. So hero, go sharp shoot someone else.
The funny thing is that in our costume Mandalorian helmets, it is common to install fans into these. Because different to medieval full-face helmets, ours have no breathing slots. First thing that happens is your visor clogs fully up, so you can't see anything. Then you feel that you slowly get dizzy because there is zero air exchange, as you normally wear a neckseal plus a balaclava.
In my imagination, behind the black glass would be a plate of beskar so you couldn't shoot through it. And the black glass would not be transparent. It would be a sheet of nano cameras that project a composite image to the inside display. The whole thing would be replaceable if it got damages, and any damage would only lower the resolution on the inside, not block the view.
The glass might have beskar infused
@@bubbachomp4674 The glass is likely transparasteel which may be able to be infused with baskar possibly.
@@bubbachomp4674 Starting to get into ST lore and clear aluminum... :D
In Legends, Starship Cockpit and viewport windows are made of Transparisteel.
(Don't recall if it's been mentioned in D-Canon)
Assuming this actually IS a Steel Alloy and that Beskar is Also a steel alloy, perhaps there is a TranspariBeskar alloy as well.
What was not mentioned is the technology on the rest of the armor...
Energy absorption and dissipation technology, as well as health monitoring systems and yes, Weapons such as Whistling Birds, Flame Throwers, etc..
The way my helmet would be Like a V R. all I need to focus is the Two eyes the whole face will be covered with beskar but I will have two visors one on the outside and one inside the helmet, The visor on the outside would be infused with beskar the inside visor would be somehow connected with the outside visor, giving me view… to see as good as I wasn’t wearing a helmet at all… the Helmet Visor would look different from the rest I like the original T shape visor but I’m thinking more of a. + shape Visor but in the style of the helmet would pay tribute to the Mandalorian Neo Crusaders. But only the outside visor would be + shape the inside would be like a VR or shape like a rectangle/Oval,
Am I the only one who half expected someone to salvage that helmet from the rubble of Mandalor? A: It would've been proof, he was there. B: It can definitely be recycled.
True, the beskar in that helmet alone (if its salvageable) would be worth a small fortune
Everyone things mandalor is still heavily irradiated. They may be space faring but nuclear radiation shielding on a planet that has been nuked to all hell would be impossible to properly shield or even worth being on the surface long enough to start a salvage operation
I’ve always been curious to know if there’s an in-story explanation for how the helmets can seal when the bottom is clearly open. Does it generate a force-field of some kind under the wearers chin and around their neck?
It inflates under the jaw bone and chin to seal it to the head (my guess)
magic because its all made up anyways
@The Horu Journal I thought that sound might have something to do with it. or maybe it’s the sound of a coolant system activating which would be beneficial especially if you’re walking the way and have to have your helmet on all the time.
In the Animated depictions of Mando and also Clone Helmets we can see a flexible Material that seals the Helmet to the Undersuit of the Armor. But in all live action depictions of Helmets in Star Wars this part of the Helmet is missing. It would probably be extremely uncomfortable to wear and might even leave marks on the actors neck if worn too long at a time. Simillar to a chinstrap scar I would imagine.
@Thorge Oh cool! So that sound could easily be the material locking into place.
I suspect these helmets have a light neural link to the wearer's brain through scanning combined with eye tracking as I don't think voice commands are an effective way to pilot a jetpack the way we've seen Mandalorians do so, among other things they can do without pressing buttons or speaking commands.
The jetpack might also have half a droid brain, with an AI that interprets the wearer movement for controlled flight.
"Go go gadget jetpack" is how I imagine those fearsome Mandalorians flying about 😂 Yeah some kind of Neural interface would make flying a much more seamless process
There is definitely something more than just buttons. Even when the Armourer says to Din “until you know it, it will not listen to your commands”
The clone commando Helmets, which were inspired by Mandalorian Helmets like all personal Gear og the GAR, are controlled by eye tracking and blinking commandos. I woulld imagine imagine that Mando Helmets operate the same way. This is explained in the Novel "Republic Commando" by karen Traviss who is responsible for a ot of the Lore on Mandaorians we have today. But all of her stuff is now Legends so we cannot say for Certain if that is still the case.
It's basically fighter jet tech. Eye tracking and head movements. I think the Clone helmets copied a lot of that Mando tech as well.
IMO, the Yuatja's mask is more advanced for hunting their prey. Then again Yuatja's are individual predators and the Mandalorians operates as a modern army that has a battle network to coordinate their battles. Just that they haven't had a full battlefield network since the end of the last Sith War after with Revan.
That said, given we seen ET's in Star Wars, maybe we can see Mandalorians vs. Predators.
The Orange helmeted Mando @04:12 needs to visit the Armourer and get his range finder straightened.
That, or they may have a different eye spacing than the star wars human equivalent. Mandalorian cyclops maybe.
Mandalorians can come from all types of species, we're just assuming that all those in that scene were humans with human eye spacing
Lately I've been wondering this. Since they are forbidden to remove their helmet, what happens if they have to sneeze?
Haha Mandalorians with hay fever don't last very long
They can remove their helmet...lol as long as it's not in front of others. I also think they have advanced decongestants to stop runny noses too possibly in the Star Wars universe, and since their helmets are pressurized thinks that could cause allergies like pollens wouldn't affect them?
0:19 the armorer took off her helmet?? This is not the way!
0:40 - Your artistic homage to Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ was an interesting choice…
The real big question is if Grogu will get a helmet with movable ears. And of course if his first words will be "the way this is".
That MUST happen
Just got an oldie goldie 2009 hasbro helmet and its quite sweet!👌🏾 This is the way
Nice! This is the way.
Finally I wanted to know about The Mandalorian helmet!!
I hope it was informative :)
@@LoreTours Yes Thank you!!
It gives us an insight what The Mandalorians hamlet is inside. It looks heavy to wear all the time….
Also in real life you are unable to wear The Mandalorian uniform all the time; you would pass out from your body temperature.
Your body needs to breathe…..
Why is BoKataan hair bonnet electronic? What does it do?
It's to hold up her hair ;)
I think it connects and holds the helmet in place potentially. Will look more into and make a video if I can
@@LoreTours hold up her hair , lol , nice one
They have Airconditioning inside the helmet
Helmet hair, sweat, and foggy goggles; plus a vitamin D deficiency.
They are pretty much the Yautja's of Star Wars Universe
This is the way
This is the way
It has all the bells and whistles and yet The Mando needs to use monocular to scout out terrain.
That is a neat helmet the vision i reckon.
My dream is to die in this world and live in the Star Wars universe as a bounty hunter, with space-cowboy-pirate character vibes and just roam around the galaxy.
That’s why I loved the Lego game and probably never going to uninstall it, it one of the very few things that keep me happy and not push me into depression and anxiety as I often get pushed by.
Surely they could make helms with hinged or/and sliding plates and still adhere to their code?
If it's still attached, they haven't removed it.
Gotta admire their intelligence and ability to think outside the box over their many generations...
Its not about removing your helmet cause they do when alone it’s about showing your face to other people
This sounds like a commercial
I wish, the commission from selling these would be 💰💰💰💰💰
the helmet do have like a direct, mind link tho, think it it does it
So... it's like children putting on a VR headset and not wanting to take it back off ever again, lol, it makes much more sense now that they would not want to remove their helmets! :)
Wouldn't being labeled as an apostate also mean Din Djarin was labeled as Dar'manda? Which is also a fate worse than death if a Mandalorian was considered one. From what I know, Dar'manda were considered outcasts/exiles of Mandalorian society, to other Mandalorians, they were described as soulless, honorless, not loyal and spit upon the Mandalorian ways.
He would be considered an apostate to the "True Mandalorians", but not necessarily to Mandalorians in general
@@snappedsquire8479 ahh makes sense
My bucket? To look badass, of course.
Does it have a self-cleaning function? Coz that would get nasty fast. Hey just out of curiosity, are they allowed to take the helmet off when alone?
Yes
Yes, the rule is that you can not remove your helmet in the presence of another sentient being. That's why Din was able to remove his helmet in season one to eat while alone in a room in the village he helped defend and again later in the presence of IG-11 who healed his wounds (IG-11 is not sentient)
I hope its got an hair freshener dangling in there or something. Yeah they'll be able to take it off when alone to eat and stuff, imagine it's annoying to sleep with it on
@@LoreTours probably would be comfortable when you don’t have a pillow. I’m sure it’s not unbearable to wear unless it’s hot outside lol
So here's a thought, sex? Children? Imagine never knowing what your parents look like.
This is the way.
This is the way.
When I see a scene with all the other Children of the Watch and Din, I always imagine them thinking to themselves "damn, why didn't I keep mine bare beskar too" the chromed out "mando" set looks way cooler than painted Beskar.
Not to say a painted set can't look cool (in animation they look better painted IMO) but most of them have what looks like mismatched pieces. The Helmets don't match the rest of their sets etc (these dudes must still be levelling up, or they just haven't worked out how to use transmog yet)
Ahahaha transmog. Yeah I guess post destruction of Mandalore they just have to take what they can find.
Death Watch certainly had no trouble getting matching armour during the Clone Wars
why does this sound like an infomercial
Because for just 9.99 a month you can get your hands on one of these bad bois.....
How do they eat?
They take off their helmets to eat 😐
ermm did you even watch the series, they already show how they eat , but they didnt show how they have sex , haha
Would be great if there was a portable straw lol
Do these helmets cut and wash hair?
I'd imagine all Children of the Watch have awful self inflicted hair cuts
James May? Is that you?
Ahahaha the G.O.A.T James May
Imagine this with V.A.T.S from fallout
Now I want to make a video on V.A.T.S. Always wondered how that actually works lore-wise for the protagonists
@@LoreTours Lol, yea, same.
I was thinking the same, But how will that work it’s not like your aim boting still depends for you to shoot I guess Practice makes perfect but yea not bad.
Well sure, why wouldn’t Filloni get involved with the iron man tech of the mando … familiarity and all…
when djin or others says "youre not mandalorian" im like "none of you are ur all humans "
What about food? Drink? Beard?
Who cuts their hair? That doesn’t make any sense.
They gotta retcon beskar armor. Too OP.
Nahhh people just need to stop shooting at the beskar and start shooting the legs, arms or between the plates
If I had a mandalorian helmet I'd use it to beat the crap out my enemies with (as its supposed to be so indestructible)
Headbutt for the win
not sure anything has more tech that iron man lol, was over top the tech in chest is strange tho
My suit is clear
the actor should’ve kept the helmet on during the entire series up until the season finale
Haircut?
inflatable smart neck gators 🐊 🪖
I’ll have like some hacking top grade shit enhanced up maxed
and for all the tech, I guess they're still stuck cutting their own hair...
Do Mandalorian wash their hair or face? Perhaps the ladies put on makeups?
the helmet she gave the kid on the beach looked like a toy.
Yeah it looked too fresh
@@crocketgsxr6 “Lame” is generous it looked worse than my toilet Wednesday morning after Taco Tuesday.
Ugh...The children of the watch. Yeahhhhh, not taking your helmet off ever is such a dumb law, the armorer walks around on such a high horse full of self righteousness. Realllly hope somehow her helmet is removed lol
There is *NO* way that the *Mandalorian Helmet* is more advanced tech wise than *Iron Man's* helmet! The only advantage the *Mandalorian armor* has over *Iron Man's* is that *"Besker"* is stronger than *"Titanium Alloy,"* that's it!
True
"More Tech Than Iron Man?"
Doubt it. Even going from the MCU, at this point, even that version of Iron Man just stomps out all cognate Star Wars tech so hard it's actually funny, like picturing the Hulk uppercutting AT-ATs.
If only the mandelorian show was as interesting as the helmets