The Mandalorians Should be Worried About the New Republic
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2023
- Currently the Mandalorian believe their greatest enemy is the Imperial Remnant. But if they aren't careful Moff Gideon, who's stayed a step ahead of the Mandalorians this entire time, could turn the New Republic against Mandalore with his moles. Even though they should be allies the New Republic and Mandalorians have completely different cultural and political values.
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I like the exploration of “what happens when you ignore fascism”, it may make for a compelling story if explored further. The New Republic’s relaxed and lethargic approach to this growing threat is very much akin to how the Nazis were ignored, laughed at and dismissed as a non-threat up until they gained power. Everyone always forgets that fact about the rise of Nazi Germany
The Nazis were not ignored. Other European powers were simply too afraid of war and not ready for a total war conflict. They were also very popular outside of Germany until it was exposed they were committing crimes against humanity. Even the Werrmacht didn't know until they retreated from Russia.
@@3of12 I’m talking about as a fascist movement within Germany, not on the Geopolitical scale. Not every German was a card-carrying Nazi, many opposed their rise to power but did not squash them when they had the chance.
@@3of12 the only "crimes" reported were in areas held by the soviets after the war very conveniently, not to mention the Red Cross, Eisenhower, Churchill, and De Gaulle having no idea these alleged crimes were taking place until books were written by "survivors" decades later
Prequels serve as a warning against the rising tide of Fascism, The First Order is somewhat a warning against Neo Nazis. Right now in the Mandalorian sort of parallels "Project Paperclip" and reintegrating the "Little Nazis" while repositioning for what would be the cold war, but there's no reals third faction to face. If the Mandalorians serve as the image of the new and growing threat, despite not having any real expansionist goals, it could work. The Allies and former Nazis teamed up real fast to fight the Communists politically. The Mandalorians themselves may just offer a loose affiliation of former Seapartist systems a banner to organize with and to get help with local security concerns. Honestly a region of Mandalorians Protectorate seems like a cool idea, where systems more or less take care of their people, and the Mandalorians patrol for pirates and slavers.
It's very akin to what's happening today in the USA
3:37 it’s also possible that he has turned down promotions as getting promoted would mean someone else would be out in the field someone that dosnt care, that isn’t looking out for what’s best, someone that would spend their time chasing people like Dinn instead of trying to deal with real threats.
Thats a good possibility. He’s definitely that kind of character.
True, though many officers that refuse promotions to keep flying or remain in combat units eventually get retired in a peacetime downsizing or forced into a desk job as their presence prevents other younger officers from getting opportunities to develop.
It's like the one James Tiberius Kirk said.
"Don't let them promote you, don't let them transfer you, don't let them do anything that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there, you can make a difference."
His call sign should be Maverick
It also could be that he refused promotion because being a bureaucrat is just not him.
My theory is that the reason why the Mandalorians do not fight the empire in the sequels is that the movie script just simply forgot them all together. So with that being the case and coinciding with how long the rebuild of Mandalore would take it’s reasonable to assume that the Mandalorians were just rebuilding and feeling burned by the new republic didn’t get involved.
We do see Fang fighters in the finale battle of TROS
Simple... the mandalorians just did not give a FUCK. we protect mandalore and nothing more.
The movies can’t include everything and show everyone’s struggle against the empire. Also they were not involved in the central story of the leadership of the empire and rebellion. This makes the streaming series ideal for exploring these other stories and filling in historical gaps.
The Mandos are essentially the Dwarves of Star Wars! Where were the Dwarves in the great war of the ring? They were busy fighting the northern Armies of the Witch King. So you never got to see them at Pelennor or Helm´s Deep. They were fighting, just not in the major battles.
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It's not the Jedi the Mandalorians' arch-nemesis - It was always the Republic.
Mandalorians should grow in numbers, expand and, eventually, grow in power to launch a new Crusade.
As Din Djarin once said "Our strength was once in numbers."
I don't think they should launch a new crusade. I think they should secure their territories and establish an empire of their own but working carefully politically.
Paz actually
@@aronnemcsik agreed. They're too close to the entire destruction of their civilisation to want to go to war. A few generations, a few hundred years of growth and continued military training and challenges, and they'll once again see the need to challenge the Republic to conflict to see who's better.
The thing is, Mandalorians don't really have rivals, just a new challenge. A handful of Mandalorians will be content with fighting megafauna, and a medium sized force will send small units to fight megafauna, but they'll get tired and bored and the Megafauna will go extinct, so they'll look to the stars for more challenge.
The Jedi consider the Mandalorians as no more than locusts. In small numbers, they're just grasshoppers to the Jedi, but in large swarms they represent a danger to the systems they hit. The Jedi however are the one group who consistently beat them down, and take them over again, and again, and again. Turns out ritualized combat and a mystical sword are not the good basis for a stable government, and ultimately makes them easy to manipulate by Dark Side users.
@@granatmof Not to mention their warrior mentality would make it impossible to actually win the war.
If they realise in time that winning the war would mean they would have no one to fight than they wouldn't try to win. They would just try to continue fighting.
Of course if they don't realise it in time than they would win the war and would have no one to fight with thus imprisoning themselves.
@@aronnemcsik this isn't legends the mandalorians warrior way had ended with the civil war satine and the new mandalorians ,it's clear that from the night owls protection of plazir and Navarro's protection by the children of the watch that they would evolve to soldiers and police possibly trying to police the lawless outer rim with help from Boba Fett .it's possible that many planets will ask for protection from pirates, syndicates ,slavers and cartels and let's not forget plazir has a droid force that can be reprogrammed back to their base functions to help supplement the mandalorians peacekeepers
It's everyone (include the Imperial remnant) against the Mandalorians.
just like the old days
This is the way.
And I would still bet my money on the Mandos if they have Boba Fett , there is a reason why the Clone Army had a tough time with the Mandos and those were only the death watch, imagine if every single Mando comes together , this imperial remnant and lame new republic fleet would not achieve much tbh
@David Kosiba That's kinda ridiculous, mandalorians make great ground troops but put them against an imperial star destroyer or new republic equivalent, both there fleets and there planet are gonna get melted again.
@@sirnoisyboy117 not entirely. They specialize in boarding just like the romans. Such at naval warefare? Just board and make a land war
The New Republic reminds me of the New California Republic from New Vegas. Both factions rose from humble beginnings to make a full government trying to recreate the system that came before. The problem is they also recreate all the shortcomings and problems that ran rampant through the old government.
Thats a good comparison, I wonder if as we see the new republic more in the show if we will see the rampant corruption that plagued the NCR in the Mojave like in New Vegas, as their central pacafist government errodes the capability for them to defend themselves like how the brahmin barons were taking peoples land by force in the NCR, and justifying it with senators in the senate for national stability.
There's also another problem that in both cases, both governments operate under very adverse circumstances. The NCR is operating in a post-apocalyptic world where most of the infrastructure has been destroyed and is very depopulated and is having trouble exerting authority over its territory. The new Republic is similar, the empire has collapsed and with it the bureaucracy and institutions that it inherited from the Old Republic. Which means NR has a weak foundation to build upon, forcing the NR into having to struggle with the burden of transitioning from a rebel organization to a government, which is always a major struggle that the real world as shown. The result is its struggling very hard to make themselves into a effective government and exert authority over its territories, With all the chaos of the empire collapse going on along with elements of the old regime doing everything in their power to stop them, with Thrawn behind the scenes Rallying and coordinate with them to instigate a resurgence. The NCR at least started small and grew slowly and steadily over the several decades. The NR situation is much worse.
The greatest threat to mandalore isn’t the empire it’s the constant infighting action that makes for eye catching television
I think the Greatest Threat to Mandalore is that Peice of Freid Chicken on His Desk.
I have a feeling that scene where we see Moff Gideon didn’t make it to trial was both to set up those new dark troopers and possibly to set up a conflict between the New Republic and the Mandalorians. Thats my theory for the future and could fall in line what this video speaks about.
That's what I said in my review
Finding the beskar fragment there is going to instantly put them on the radar. However, beskar isn't easy to break. It isn't likely that a fragment would end up lodged in the bulkhead. That is clearly a plant.
@@ohkaygoplay it's possible the dark trooper armor is inferior in quality
Yeah someone else said it's possible that many non Republic planets will ask for security and protection from the mandalorians like Navarro and plazir and possibly a Fett ruled tantooine.
I do have a feeling that the Captain will show up above Mandalore with some fighters to investigate Mandalore while the Mandalorian fleet get's attacked by Gideons forces. I do also think tho that the new Republic will be of the opinion (with suggestion by the Imperial Spies) that the Mandalorians are a threat. Maybe that's the point where the Captain and some of his loyal men start to seek out like minded individuals who then under Princess Lea form the Resistance? I find the sequels quite bad, but if Filloni is fixing trilogies again then that's how I think it could go.
Carson Teva feels like the Wedge Antilles of legends
As an aside: How exactly did Elijah Kane go from frying Pershing's brain to requisitions office assistant? What was that amnesty program performance report like?
I would have to quibble with the "cheap labor" part. The New Republic is using the former imperials as "low/no skill labor."
They are in fact extremely expensive considering all the perks they are giving them to, at the end of the day, do busy work an intern or a kid fresh out of school could do with little to no training.
Not too mention a complete waste of the these former imperial’s skills
A very good theory about how the galaxy supposedly winds up right back where we started back in 1977. Maybe Filoni and Faverau can pull off another round of “fix the bad trilogy” after all.
There's no fixing the sequels unless they're allowed to do a total retcon of things. The prequels had great characters and a great set up, just it was way to much for a movie format. The Clone Wars worked because there was so much for them to work with.
The sequels issues run much deeper, the one of the biggest being Rey (which Ahsoka called out in season 2 of Mano). While I know to many people throw the term Mary Sue around without understanding it but Rey is a textbook example of one. She excels at everything with no effort, everyone loves her, no one can challenge her, she's better at doing things then established characters who put in actual work at that thing, and she's always right. In her first movie, without any training, mastered the force and took down her Darth Vader. Never used a light saber and just won because Kennedy is pushing some dumb progressive agenda (people should really look at where the progressive movement came from, they are not good ppl and were Hitler simps). Then there's the fact there is no plan, things just happen in these movies. The sad part was the only movie in the sequels that seemed to have a plan was The Last Jedi (I still hate that movie, but on at lest a technical level Ruin Johnson is more competent at making movies then JJ is).
@@TheRyujinLP but that is the direction they are going whether you like it or not. Incompetent New Republic, Imperial Remnants, Hux, Snoke, cloning, they are literally building towards the sequels
Y'all know that Lucas (and his teenage daughter) were vital players in the writing of the Clone Wars right? Like..... That wasn't *just* Filoni.
@@butcherpete2286 There were more people in the writers' room, sure. Filoni though was responsible for not letting Ahsoka get killed off, and that seems to have paid off big-time.
I consider the OG trilogy the worst out of the franchise I argue with people all the time but George Lucas should have held off on making star wars and waited till the 90s to make the trilogy, Yoda Jabba Chewbacca and all non humans look terrible the effects the writing and most of all the blatant plagiarism of music from classical composers, also any socialist and marginalized group has the ability to become extremely radicalized such as native Americans in oka Quebec who spawned insurrectionist terror groups known as warrior societies who massively stockpile guns and ammo ,many of the group's have become extremely radicalized and are by far the greatest threat to Canada and America as a whole in Argentina similar groups have begun killing and eradicating non indigenous people similar to the so called "white genocide" of South Africa
"See how people react" You're crackin me up GenTech !!!
I really appreciate these sociopolitical breakdowns. Thanks Allen
5:00 why must you hurt me in this way
For now I think the Imperials are the biggest threat to the Mandalorians even with Moff Gideon taking the reins as he has shown that he underestimates his enemies from time to time if he doesn't respect them, like Bo-Katan. Navaro is a great example of that as well, using pirates instead of his own forces. Once Thrawn takes over I can see him turning the New Republic against Mandalore quickly. Even Gideon is an armature next to him in the arena of manipulating people and governments.
Love that Paul Sung Hyun Lee continues to get higher profile appearances in this show ❤️
It's unfortunate that they likely will be at odds given that Mandalore is located in the Outer Rim and could really benefit the New Republic as an ally. They could handle pirate issues and respond to things like smuggling and small time warlords much quicker, not even thinking about the bulwark they'd be in slowing down the Imperial assaults and act as an early warning system. Heck, there is so much Imperial and Rebel equipment being decommissioned and scrapped that they could offer Mandalore a carrier and fighters, or some frigates to help expand their ability to police the Outer Rim and let the Republic focus forces in other areas. Sadly it's more likely Thrawn will attack one of the locations where all the Imperial ships are awaiting dismantling and steal those ships for his forces, similar to how he acquired the Katana Fleet in the novels.
I am really hoping that he shows up at mandolor with a full squadron of xwings in a true rogue squadron fashion. I have this weird feeling he is gonna disobey orders.
It's not really disobeying order if he's fighting Imperial Remnants.
Though if he gets decommissioned it sets up disgruntled Former Rebel officers, soldiers, pilots into joining local security forces in the Outer Rim where security forces become more beefed up than the Republic may want but they're more able to resist the Imperial Remnant.
I'm pretty sure R5-D4 was still with the mandalorians... maybe R5 contacted him before they entered the atmosphere
@@timbrown1834Isn't R5 still in the orbit?
I'm recent discoverer of your channel. Super great content. And kudos to your SW knowledge and whomever writes the scripts and comes up with ideas.
Wait until he talks about baby Gogurt. I heard that and immediately subscribed.
@@granatmof lol. I've heard. It's yogurt from space balls, but fun sized for on the go.
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Plus Alan always comes up with very intelligent discussions on how Star Wars stories parallel real life politics and history
Great vid GenTech, thanks for the uploads.
Captain Carson Teva is like Captain Rex. Rex should've been promoted to Commander a while back due to his combat experience and leadership. We can safely assume Rex is the leading commanding officer of the 501st Legion even though a Captain at a Legion size can't. It makes sense since Anakin doesn't care about the formalities. Also, it ties back to The Clone Wars movie where Rex said "In my book, experience outranks everything". Maybe Teva chose to stay as a Captain because he wants to be active out there in the field than sitting inside an office.
A lot of the new Star Wars stuff is setting up justifications for the Emperor's return, but I notice a distinct lack of attention to the giant Star-killer in the room; when are we going to make some headway on the logistics of turning a planet into a super-weapon? We see enough about the logistics of the Death Star's construction, you can make a flip-book with the Death Star in its various states of construction, but Star-Killer base is just... suddenly there, and then it kills everyone, then it is destroyed.
I like those odds.
Every character is severely underwritten, Carson Teva included: if I were the Ladies Man Superior Officer, yeah I’d find his argument extremely thin too regardless of how terrible my own argument was on screen
Favreau needs an investigator character, not a trooper like Cara Dune… it could be Teva, but he’s written like a frustrated beat cop; ironically they invested a stack of money for Elya Kain to look like Deckard, but the writing needs a Blade Runner to investigate all this
@@juangutierrez673 They need to write for Din also, which they barely have; Din has been a vehicle for adding new accessories and now Grogu as well… consider how well the audience received Miggs Mayfeld for
2 words: Cobb Vanth. If Disney was serious about the Rangers of the Republic series, castingTimothy Olyphant as the lead would be only sensible option. The man has the swagger of an old gunfighter after years of Justified.
@@granatmof good instinct, just not the specific solve I would pick… KYLE KATARN, cotdamit!! I’m severely disappointed they didn’t develop him like the instant Mando became a hit and cast Wes Chatham; instead he’s playing some 2nd fiddle in “Ahsoka”
The music remix’s are the greatest thing ever
Thanks Alan👍🏼
this theory seems to go quite well with another theory you had, that the mandos would fit well in the unknown region. maybe conflict with the republic pushes them out and or mandalore isn't able to be inhabited again. so they go off to find a new planet to make their own out of the way of the republic
The armorer takes off her helmet and reveals she's Chiss...yeah...that would be one hell of a plot twist!
Well over 100% casualties? No wonder the rebellion got so much done some of those guys can die at least twice.
Casualties does not mean only killed. Wounded of every degree from ingrown toenails to quadruple amputee are casualties. Some recover and rejoin the fight, while the rest of those figures are for replacement troops to restore the unit to some semblance of combat capability. One historical example was the 100th/442nd RCT in WWII. It's paper strength was about 3000 men, but between Sept 1943 and May 1945, over 10000 men served in the unit, which suffered more than 300% casualties. There are also examples of soldiers like Albert Roche or Adrian Carton de Wiart that were wounded 9 times in combat (one of those men came out of WWI with considerably more body parts than the other).
@@avidficreader5040 thank you man i always get these comments
He's not overweight, he's just big boned.
Captain Teva is definitely gonna bite off more than he can chew, though. His beef with the Shadow Council's covert operations is enough to cheese-off any veteran. I'm sure he's hungry for justice and will likely set up a stake out to track down his quarry. It will lead to a situation that he likely won't be able to keep down. Out of the fry pan, and into the fire.
Elia Kane keeps eying him like she’s hungry… that worries me
Carson Teva (hopefully spelled right) is also the type of officer and pilot to volunteer for the outer rim to avoid the politicking that would be required of Core military officers.
Reminds me of a saying I've heard, "You'd be wise to fear an old man in a profession where men die young"
Captain Teva definitely deserves to be in a higher position of the new republic. So far he’s been right about the threat that the imperial remnants are not just to the republic but the galaxy as a whole. The new republic’s extreme willingness to not explore the outer rim to hunt down the last elements of the empire is quite concerning, the more they choose to ignore the threat the more powerful the surviving imperials will become.
We saw in the Clone Wars that Mandalore wanted to remain independent. They certainly have their reasons and are largely cultural. They know they aren't particularly compatible with the Republic, Old or New. They fight to conquer, might makes right.
With Bo-katan as the leader again, and the realization that her people are throwbacks heading for extinction, perhaps she will find the wisdom to seek a new path for her people that is satisfactory and yet not self-destructive.
There are definitely plenty of other warrior cultures in the Galaxy to take notes on. How's that going for them? Probably about the same.
Might be time for the Mandalorians to get with the times and provide value to their neighbors and allies, become productive citizens in the Galactic society.
The man gives me big Wedge Antilles vibes
Doing exactly what he wants
Refusing command desk promotions to stay in a starfighter trying to fight fires in the danger zones of the outer rim
I'd love for Wedge to make a reappearance. Just cast the original actor's son or nephew. Wedge was unstoppable in the EU Legends. After Endor, if Wedge was in the fight, they always won.
Good point
Im kinda liking how the nature of the New Republic is similar to how it is in the Legends series Hand of Thrawn duology
The funny thing is that the Disney Canon New Republic is basically what the Legends New Republic would have been if Thrawn didn't kick the NR so hard their gonads popped out of their mouth.
The New Republic will fight the Mandalorians for one of two reasons, both possibilities engineered by Moff Gideon :
1) Gideon specifically hired Mandalorian privateers to do his prison transport break
Or
2) Gideon's own forces rescued him and explicitly PLANTED a broken piece of beskar armor inside the shuttle that was explicitly not blown to smithereens so that it could be found and implicate the Mandalorians.
Option #2 seems more likely for a Putin stand-in. As an intelligence officer planting misleading evidence for opposing forces to find was a critical skill. It is a skill that Gideon leans heavily on as an Imperial remnant leader opposing a much more powerful enemy in the unified New Republic. Gideon HAS TO guide, befuddle and manipulate the perceptions and actions of the New Republic precisely and constantly.
To this end: allowing the Mandalorians to rescue him in the hopes that they would leave evidence behind implicating themselves is leaving too much to chance. The only way to ensure that the New Republic and Mandalorian factions fight with each other is to precisely orchestrate the frame job.
Which points to my original inspiration for this theory:
When have we EVER seen beskar armor fragment or leave behind pieces? Gideon has access to vast amounts of beskar that he made new armor with. It would be much more reliable for him to manufacture the evidence entirely himself thus ensuring that his masterful frame job actually works.
I always have at least 4 individually foil wrapped hot dogs on my person. Pocket dogs are superior in all ways to pocket chicken. Young people...
A man of culture I see
Peace is a lie there is only passion
Through passion I gain strength
Through strangth victory through victory my chains are broken
Si vis pacem, para bellum
@@granatmof I agree
The New Republic is finding out what the Galactic Empire and Republic that preceded them already knew: That running a galaxy is hard as hell.
The Rebel Alliance as the underdog was tightly run, efficient, made every resource matter. They were creative.
We've had many examples of how the large Republic and Galactic Empire acted slowly, clumsily. Not acting with threats as they should.
The Rebel Alliance after taking over the galaxy, now has to worry about its administration, and probably, very likely now content. Coruscant is theirs. Palpatine and Vader are dead. They've continued to curbstomp the Empire. So now, as the New Republic, as far as they were concerned, all that being done, they won. You can let the foot off the gas pedal now.
Except the Imperial Remnant hasn't thrown in the towel. Now working with less, the Remnant is being more efficient with what they have left. They're being more careful.
The Imperial Remnant are now the efficiently run underdogs, like how the Rebel Alliance was when they were up and comers.
This right here is one of the things I love about star wars, politics! Personally I'd love if they managed to resecure and settle mandalore and establishing it as an independant world in the eyes of the New Republic with the help of Pleziure V (as per the royals agreement at the end of episode 6) as the mando's rebuild their planet, they deepen their ties with other independant worlds along the Hidian way, and eventually forming a sort of loose traders guild on the outer rim, with the mandalorians rising to become the protectors. As I don't care much for the Disney trilogy, it would be wonderful to see how this Alliance of Independant worlds would fair in a galaxy beset by the first order, and a New Republic that gets practically wiped out in the first salvo.
Mon Mothma was good for the Rebel Alliance but very bad for the New Republic... she didn't learn from the mistakes of the Old Republic.
She was part of the problem with the old republic, and only turned against Palpatine when he put the military above the senators, then Mon and Bail got a bunch riled up and bailed on them.
Ah, so it WAS Mon Mothma. I called it 😏
Hey GT and viewers...
From where did Gideon broadcast to the shadow council?!?
If he was on a ship, he wouldn't have likely had or needed the shields.
Was he in our near Bo Katan's former palace?
Hey, I was referenced in a Generation Tech video. I made it 🥂
De-commission most of the available naval assets was really stupid of the New Republic, but it's not the first time a Star Wars government has done something monumentally stupid. I personally still don't regard the sequels as canon, but I think this is definitely one step of reconciling them. One thing about them that I dislike is that they just feel like AI-generated Star Wars based on the original trilogy - they maintained the dynamic of the Rebellion fighting the Empire and just changed the names. Now, there's at least a reasonable explanation for that.
Alliances are necessary for victory.
Was that Tim Meadows in that scene where Carson Teva warns about the Empire? I think the relationship between Din Djarin and Carson Teva is more an uneasy alliance.
In a way, I hope the Ahsoka series will continue to the sequals, and perhaps rewrites the story.
Very good point about the new republic.
Big brain move right there.
These mando's are walking target practice and fire enough laserbolts one of those will strike in between the armour, some of them actually move as a unit but reley to much on their armour not to get hurt or die
If the Third Republic never bothered with the Imperial Remnants, why should they started bothering with the Mandalorians? And while Moff Gideon can turned the Republic against the Mandalorians, not everyone in the Republic's government will believed the words of an active Imperial warlord for sure. Well, I can see that Leia definitely won't and the least she can do is to keep the conflict between just the Imperial Remnants and the Mandalorians, which is highly possible as much as the Republic suddenly believed the words of Moff Gideon about the Mandalorians' threat out of nowhere.
One main reason.
Mandalorians historically have been fierce warriors. The Empire will hide but Mandalorians coming back into the galaxy at large with armor and strength in numbers would be a clear and present danger to the New Republic. Its very possible the republic would turn on them or if not, try to ensure Mandalorians remain civil.
@@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent And it leads to the new question here: Why the Republic did not entrust the scattering Mandalorian factions with the Outer Rim in the first place? That way, they can played them against each other while also used them to fight against the Imperial Remnants in the Outer Rim as well. Since the Third Republic is happy with the current status quo full of creepy smiles and pretend to not see bad things out there in the galaxy, let the Mandalorians doing their dirty works seemed like a good option for them. So why did they not do that in the first place?
It's those dolphins people keep warning me about.
Interesting
holy shit ima try the drumstick starter
In war, armies win battles, logistics win wars. Intelligence makes it possible.
Is that chicken on your desk or are you just happy to see me? That made no sense.
Stop clucking around
@@GenerationTech so you are happy
@@GenerationTech, nice comebock.
4:55 ok I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again anyone that says there doing X for the greater good is dangerous and needs to be taken down fast, for the greater good is one of the scariest things you can hear someone say the only thing that can make it scarier is if they actually believe it, some of the worst atrocities in history have been done in the name of the greater good because they believe that no matter how bad what their doing is in the end the world will be better, right?
Do you seriously carry around a piece of chicken with you? I noticed that last video, I thought you were going to just eat it later. Now that you haven't elaborated much further, I'm a little worried.
I think is a plastic chikcen piece merchandise from KFC not a real piece of chicken
What if:
Grogu turns to the dark side?
Mandalore is destroyed?
Din becomes Snoke?
Isnt that the guy who own a convince store? Its called Mr Kim's Convenience or something?
Can you or anyone else source the songs used in this video for me by chance?
I feel like people are not clarifying that the delamination problem is an unexpected breakdown of specifically thermoformed paddles that results in a power boost that is a transient advantage for pro level players. This is NOT manufacturers releasing a stock illegal product. For non thermoformed paddles (or anything where a delaminated surface is still anchored to the paddle) this just results in a dead paddle (which may he better for control actually). Really the ppa just needs on site testing so that if a player challenges a paddle, the paddle can be immediately disqualified from play. In tennisnit would be like if a broke string/cracked racket somehow benefitted a player. That racket should be removed from play as soon as someone notices it...
Carson Taava is like Maverick from top gun. “You’re still a captain”? …….. “A very decorated captain”
So now that we got a answer to the chicken question…. Why is American Sniper upside down on your book shelf above the rebel helmet.
Aw jeez, reading the smart comments, & feeling squeezed by the sequel movies, which I didn’t hate at the time.
Dang. Wish we’d got this stuff first, sequels later. Retcon is just not as good as things might have been…
Enuf said, on with the show. Which I do still love.
We don't yet know yet if Carson knows more of the Ghost crew besides Zeb and may have heard of the imperial Mandalorians.
This theory makes sense because the Mandalorians are nowhere to be seen or even hinted at in the ST. Perhaps they found other avenues for honor and glory in the far reaches of the Unknown Regions of the galaxy fighting alongside another society of patriarchal families and clans, the Chiss, in a war against the Grysk as teased in Timothy Zahn's 6 new canon Thrawn novels...
Aside from Boba & Jango, they have never featured in the films.
The Sequel trilogy was extremely narrowly focused. The Resistance was equivalent in size to a few Rebellion cells. The first two movies take place back to back and focuses on a double handful of people. In fact it's ridiculous that Leia expected anyone to aid them at all. Imagine 3 days after 9/11 some Rebel group in the middle of no where called to get help. Everyone is so busy guarding their own borders nothing will get sent out or even acknowledged. Ep 9 meanwhile focuses on a still small resistance and organizing a fleet of small ships to take out the Last Order, because Lando is more Charismatic than Leia. The Fleet in Ep 9 has been widely criticized for just taking existing ship models at the time and randomizing assets. The identities of anyone isn't known, just that Lando called in a favor. Considering the size of the galaxy, they are a bit of a paltry number anyway. That had to be just the number of ships that could reach the rendezvous within 18 hours.
Consider the show runners (Filoni and Favreau) and their biases and reasons for loving star wars.
Consider the material they must inevitably work towards (the events of the sequel saga).
Consider the involvement of the Mandalorians and Ahsoka in the conflict between the First Order and the Resistance (none).
These clues suggest that either the Mandalorians are going to be wiped out (but the showrunners would hate destroying the Mandalorians permanently) or that the events of Ahsoka and The Mandalorian are going to fully alienate the Mandalorian people from the republic such that they refuse to come to the republic's aid in its final hour.
Knowing how big of nerds the showrunners are, I can see them writing the Mandalorians back into a position of prominence in the outer rim. After the death of the republic by firing squad in Episode 7, it would not at all surprise me to see the galaxy fall into loose federations and galactigraphically aligned political clusters, and it'd be super dope to see the Mandalorians take up the old role of the Jedi as wandering galactic peacekeepers alongside Rey's Skywalkers.
Hey what generation tech video is it where Anakin asks if padmes an angel but they edited his face to look funny and his voice to sound funny
I think Jon and Dave will find a way to keep a Mandalorian conflict somewhere in the Mando Verse
loving the new chicken co-hosts!
Captain Carson's greatest enemy is Disney Execs as this recap made me realize the people he tries to recruit keep ending up on the chopping block. :)
We see the writing on the wall...doesn't mean we can do a thing about it.
That's life.
The chicken wing 😂😂😂😂
Chicken wings are good thow
(5:00) Bruh
Sometimes it feels like the population of the entire star wars galaxy is about 100, 000 people
It's a huge galaxy yet the same people keep bumping into the same people over and over.
I love the Asian xwing dude. He's like the only sane man. I can't even imagine how exhausted his ass is dealing with idiots
Carson Teva is the Robin Olds of the New Republic.
dude i just thought of something crazy what if moff gideon cloned himself like the clone army and jango fett. that would explain why we still see doctor pershing in season 3 why moff is still interested in his work
After Andor Mon makes my skin crawl.
Drum stick 🍗?!
It's like during the American Civil War George Armstrong Custer was a General and after the war he was demoted to Lt. Colonel.
New republic would see the mandalorians in their current troops numbers and fleets strenght, more as an anoyance, than threat, to galaxy-wide rule of new republic. My bet on solution (ending) of S03 is either some of main heroes taming actual mythosaur and destroying the underground imperial "pseudomandalorian" base. OR possibly wide interference/assistance by Bobba Fett.
It would be kind of ironic for another union of criminal syndicate and Mandalorian militant powers lol.
This time with less Sith interference and more Mandobros Unity
I have issues with Kalevala. An entire plush planet with water, home to a single castle? Concordia? All the other habitable planets/moons. Untouched by the Empire, and yet seemingly lacking in Mandalorians. Obviously, not everyone was chased out of the system. Yet, no one notices anything going on. I think Mandalorians from the moons of Mandalore should show up to see what all is going on.
You're mistaken the Republic doesn't seek to rule the galaxy ,it's clear that in order to be part of the Republic you have to apply for your planet to gain membership and for a while the new Republic will see the mandalorians protection of plazir and Navarro as a great help and in the future the mandalorians may have more planets asking for protection.tge time of the Crusades has gone and some like plazir may prefer the order that the mandalorians may bring it's possible that the mandalorians will form a protectorate ,then the only possible way a conflict could occur is if a planet had a population that was split on who they should join for protection .with the mndalorians and Republic engaging in a proxy war
What i ment to tell is, that mandos in their current innumerable hundrets of troopers and tens of (light) ships are no match even for single usualy populated planet with tens of MILIONS people, actual army and actual navy backed by mediocre treasury. Multiplanetary government with unspeakable bilions of citizens and wealthiest single government in known galaxy are HEAVYLY out of their punching weight...
This is really close to what is going on today.
More like Rick Blaine and Captain Renault than Romeo and Juliette
I am thinking that once they retake Mandalore the Mandalorians will go silent, silently rebuilding and opting not to sign with the New Republic but rather forming an alliance with Navarro, Tattooine, and Pleasure. One ship that I want the Madalorians to get their hands on and take control of is the Gravestone, I want to back-tech it creating four more ships, one to be parked in orbit over Navarro, Tattoine, and Pleasure. There is not one ship in the known galaxy that can contend with the Gravestone, the ship that dispensed and destroyed the Eternal Fleet.
We’ve heard about the first chicken wing, but what about the second??
If the New Republic was more competent, Captain Carson Teva would be the Wing Commander of of several large squadrons stationed on a modified Venator. Several of these Venator's would function as mobile star bases in the Outer rim working with Outer rim governments. To barrow from B5, their job would be to create the peace, not enforce the peace.
that's not the team up were going to get to see, boba and his new crew will show up with cobb vance and the people of freetown, Ahsoka will get involved after bo katan puts word out that grand admiral thrawn showed up in orbit over mandalore, now the best part is not when they save din jarin but also save mace windu who is in cell next to him and when baby yoda see mace windu he says his first word out loud, now the sad part is Fennec will die a hero, but she gets shot in the stomach, so she is in a coma till she is repaired.
I wish they used the EU lingo like "hit and fade" instead of "hit and run" small difference but it would show they value the stuff that kept star wars alive
It occurred to me that your sign off line "my allegiance is to The Republic, to democracy" while s Start Wars quote and a good sentiment , technically this statement is a paradox. A republic is a government of representative and policy is decided by these few. Choosing them may be done democratically, but ultimately the decision making power rest in the hands of a few. This is juxtaposed to a democracy where every citizen has a say in choosing the governing law.
I think Mandalore can be allowed to thrive, as they focus on rebuilding and securing their own corner of the galaxy. A new Mandalorian state like from the Clone Wars.
Left alone by the Republic as they aren't at war, and left alone by the First Order as they were focused entirely on the core.
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The greatest threat to mandalore isn’t the empire or the new republic.
The greatest threat to mandalore is bad writing possibility.
I love how the New Republic used it’s version of Project Paperclip just to fill mundane bureaucratic positions no one else wanted 😂
Kryze rhymes with "freeze." We hear Bo herself say it NUMEROUS times. This isn't even controversial; it's factual. Please quit saying it wrong on purpose.
Not Appa!