The Mandalorian Season 3
The Mandalorian has catapulted the already popular Star Wars franchise to new heights. It single-handedly revived many characters who otherwise wouldn’t have seen the light of the day for many more productive years to come. The Mandalorian, played by Pedro Pascal, is a perfect impersonation of the mercenaries tribe that specializes in bounty hunting. The Mandalorian also became popular because it revived the Yoda species with Grogu, a fairly young Jedi foundling who seems to have lost his connection with the Jedi. The Mandalorian Season 2 developed an interesting connection between the two protagonists who became the starts of the series.
Season 2 of Mandalorian also introduced and expanded the story of Boba Fett, son of Jango Fett, who was diluted in the first three film franchises but revived in the animated series of Star Wars. Boba Fett and The Mandalorian join hands to rescue Grogu, who is captured by Moff Gideon and two female characters who steal the spotlight of the show. The Mandalorian Season 2 didn’t have a massive cliffhanger but introduced a younger version of Mark Hamil that surprised everyone. He takes Grogu to reunite with the Jedi, for which he asks permission from The Mandalorian. Season 2 ended with a note that Boba Fett book was releasing soon.
The Mandalorian Season 3: New details
The dark saber was won by Din Djarin from Moff Gideon in the season finale, leaving the Bo-Katan disheartened. It reflects the possibility of the Mandalorian Season 3 in the works. As per new reports, the production of season 3 has already begun. It is filmed in close sets so chances of securing a sneak peek become impossible for fans. One more major development is that the book of Boba Fett wrapped up filming this June, further confusing the viewers about the anticipated release of the Mandalorian Season 3 this year. As expected, Pedro Pascal and Grogu will return, although the fate of Moff Gideon was decided after he chose to kill himself. The actor may reprise his role as flashbacks of his previous dealings with the Empire.