To get said egg, Mando has to face down a mudhorn, which nearly takes him out… but for the intervention of Baby Yoda, who uses his Force powers to levitate the beast.īaby Yoda takes a long nap while Mando and Kuiil work together to fix the Razor Crest. However, with Kuiil’s help, he is able to strike a deal: He acquires the “egg,” and they’ll give him back what was stolen. Good news for the Mandalorian! Baby Yoda comes with his own carrying case, making it easier for him to be transported across the Arvala-7 desert.īad news for the Mandalorian! Jawas have stripped his ship the Razor Crest for parts! And despite Mando giving most valiant chase, he isn’t able to force the return of those parts! Our buddy Mando, though, disagrees with that idea, and blasts IG-11 out of commission - leaving him alone with this strange Child.

That partnership lasts a hot minute, as while the two of them are able to fight their way through the hoard and locate the target, the target turns out to be… Baby Yoda! Mando finds the settlement! Mando also finds a bunch of armed guards to fight, who are also fighting IG-11, a bounty droid also tracking Mando’s target. Mando arrives on the planet Arvala-7, a relatively desolate place except for some Blurrgs and Kuiil (voiced by Nick Nolte), who is able to guide him to where the target might be. All that’s revealed is that the target is 50 years old and has a tracking signal.

…a Client ( Werner Herzog), a former Empire official surrounded by stormtroopers, who wants Mando to track down a target with no bounty puck. But the best that Greef Karga ( Carl Weathers) can offer is an off-the-books job, dealing directly with… His latest bounty secure in carbonite, he heads to Nevarro in search of more work. We meet the titular Mandalorian ( Pedro Pascal) as he completes his latest job, nabbing a Mythrol ( Horatio Sanz) from a cantina on the planet Maldo Kreis.

For more, also see all our pre-existing Mandalorian coverage. While we don’t know what’s planned for Season 2, we do know that a lot of it will riff not just on pre-established Star Wars lore, but everything we learned about Din Djarin (though let’s just call him Mando here, because it’s easier to spell) and The Child (though let’s just call him Baby Yoda here, because duh) still took 56 points to encapsulate thoroughly. The cleanest way, I felt, to break down everything that’s happened so far in the Disney+ Star Wars drama was to go episode by episode, and bullet point by bullet point. On the surface, it’s a relatively simple narrative with (to use video game parlance) more side quests than main mission, there are still a lot of details packed into the storyline, not to mention a wild array of new characters inhabiting a whole new side of this universe. The Mandalorian Season 1 is a unique set of episodes when compared to others of its like.

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