He has many good points. I don't agree with the overall conclusion, but he writes it out very well.
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Huh.. Just had an idea.. Maybe the person who found Ming na's character is.. Cad Bane? Be nice to see him on mando?
He's dead. In an unfinished Clone Wars episode that was released, Boba kills him in a shoot out.
Nope. Crystal Crisis on Utapau and Bad Batch, the two unfinished arcs that were released as part of the Clone Wars Legacy project, are considered canon, but only those ones.
Bad Batch is being finished and will release on Disney+ as part of the new final season in February. I wonder why they didn't also finish Crystal Crisis.
Bad Batch is being finished and will release on Disney+ as part of the new final season in February. I wonder why they didn't also finish Crystal Crisis.
Question: at the beginning of Episode 8 he said he was out of charges (when they were trying to get in the sewer) but he placed charges on the TIE at the end? Did he get more from the Mandalorian woman?
That would be the most likely answer. Furthermore, obtaining military grade explosives in Star Wars seems to be fairly easy.
She even told him to restock his munitions on screen and he did on screen.
I since watched the episode and he did restock. Ok thanks
On Wikipedia, somebody wrote that the group was attacked by Mynocks in episode 7. Were those Mynocks? Everything I can find on Mynocks say they chew on power cables and other parts but I see no mention of them having venomous claws or eating animals.
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The Darth Maul Son of Dathomir comic and the Dark Disciple novel were also part of the Clone Wars Legacy project and are considered canon, at least according to Wookieepedia.
Yep. I was just including the two arcs that were just released as they were, instead of being turned into a comic book or novel.
I'd take anything that hasn't been finished and formerly released (by which I mean as a finished product) as being on the same level of deleted scenes and extra material in novelizations. Basically "pencilled in" canon, since it's the best we got for now but may very well be contradicted later on (and has been in some cases.)
Indeed was can see already from what little has been shown that Ahsoka's "walkabout" arc has already been altered significantly, with a male potential love interest character being substituted with a pair of sisters. So it's all absolutely subject to change.
That said, I'm inclined to believe Cad Bane went out the way we saw in the unfinished reel, since it seems to be an important formative moment for Boba to escape his father's shadow and actually make his own way on his terms.
Plus I'm about 80% convinced that the mysterious figure we saw in 'The Gunslinger' was Boba, for various reasons.
Indeed was can see already from what little has been shown that Ahsoka's "walkabout" arc has already been altered significantly, with a male potential love interest character being substituted with a pair of sisters. So it's all absolutely subject to change.
That said, I'm inclined to believe Cad Bane went out the way we saw in the unfinished reel, since it seems to be an important formative moment for Boba to escape his father's shadow and actually make his own way on his terms.
Plus I'm about 80% convinced that the mysterious figure we saw in 'The Gunslinger' was Boba, for various reasons.
Mynocks were the things that attacked the crew of the Millenium Falcon inside the asteroid in The Empire Strikes Back.
The things in the Mandalorian Episode 7 were NOT Mynocks.
Right, so the Boba Fett & Cad Bane episodes were never released.
These things in Mandalorian could lift a grown adult human and fly off. Those mynocks from ESB were not that big.
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