[ SECRET POST #5127 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5127 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Two spends too much time setting up all the damn spinoff shows they are doing. The Mandalorian became a secondary character in his own damn show.

[(Anonymous)]

Also if the rumors are true and they scrapped the cartoon Rebels sequel in exchange for some live action nonsense to be shoved into the Ahsoka show, I'm going to strangle someone.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed, this was one of my biggest gripes with the show. It became about the Mandalorian meeting everyone else and making these big moments happen rather than keeping things close knit like season 1. Like, while I know that the entire point of seeking out Jedi was that the baby needed to learn to control his powers (although why it was so urgent, when the Jedi Council seemed perfectly content to send Anakin back home because he was too old for training despite being as Force sensitive as Yoda, I don’t know), I just hated that ultimately it had to be Luke. I read an article a few weeks ago that talked about how great the show was when it was focused on its own corner of the galaxy. When you drag in all these major Star Wars characters, suddenly it doesn’t feel so small and homey anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say the urgency to get Grogu trained was because he was being hunted down. I'm assuming that any force sensitive children were being targeted and getting him to a jedi would be safer for him Vs in the prequels where the jedi are an established group full of force sensitives that could afford to say no to troubled kids.

Grogu getting training was less so that and more of din being tasked to bring him back to his people.

I think narratively, it had to be Luke if it wasn't going to be ahsoka. Ezra is missing and Cal Kestis wouldn't want to train anyone. They weren't going to introduce yet another jedi that survived order 66 cause that would cause more questions and lose tract of the Mandalore plotline which I assume was ultimately the focus of the mandalorian.

I do agree that with the intro of the new characters they've lost S1 freshness and how it was its own little story.