The Mandalorian Season 2 - Official Thread

[KalKal]

look.... palpatine had his eye on anakin since the end of phantom menace. He said so himself ... i wouldnt be surprised if he didnt trick the jedi into finding anakin.. he manipulated the force but he had no idea where the child would be born

Just thinking about something:
If Baby Yoda is exactly as old as Anakin, and if the speculation is true that the Force somehow created Baby Yoda in order to balance out Anakin...
Does that mean that Anakin and Grogu are "twins" in some way, and that Palpatine is father to BOTH of them?
e.g. Palpatine somehow manipulates the midichlorians to create life, and they simultaneously create two equal and opposite "entangled" life forms on different planets many lightyears away from each other.
Then years later he sends out Jedi on various quests around the galaxy, with the secret goal of locating the high M-Count twins and bringing them both back to the temple where he can watch over them himself.

The more I think about it, the more I come to believe that Palpatine was the one who "rescued" Grogu. Because he was ALWAYS part of the plan for him to personally overcome death.

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

Just thinking about something:
If Baby Yoda is exactly as old as Anakin, and if the speculation is true that the Force somehow created Baby Yoda in order to balance out Anakin...
Does that mean that Anakin and Grogu are "twins" in some way, and that Palpatine is father to BOTH of them?
e.g. Palpatine somehow manipulates the midichlorians to create life, and they simultaneously create two equal and opposite "entangled" life forms on different planets many lightyears away from each other.
Then years later he sends out Jedi on various quests around the galaxy, with the secret goal of locating the high M-Count twins and bringing them both back to the temple where he can watch over them himself.

The more I think about it, the more I come to believe that Palpatine was the one who "rescued" Grogu. Because he was ALWAYS part of the plan for him to personally overcome death.

that depends on how grugo was born. i feel there are some type of twins but not sure if the force gave birth to grogu.

Grugo has healing powers .. palpatine probably tried to steal him to heal anakin, it didnt work so he made vader... Now they found out something later on cause they trying to use him for cloning and possibly the technology to save palpatine after ROTJ and eventually into the rise of skywalker reveal

 

[nieman]

actually if maced killed palps there would be no order 66... i bet its tied to his voice.. jedi are just exiled

But the clone army now belongs to the Senate, who may still feel it's time to eliminate the Jedi.

 

[nieman]

that depends on how grugo was born. i feel there are some type of twins but not sure if the force gave birth to grogu.

Grugo has healing powers .. palpatine probably tried to steal him to heal anakin, it didnt work so he made vader... Now they found out something later on cause they trying to use him for cloning and possibly the technology to save palpatine after ROTJ and eventually into the rise of skywalker reveal

Interesting. And it would make sense considering everyone that is looking for him.

I hope they explore it, and within the show. It is possible that they put him on the backburner

 

[CarltonJunior]

This grugo being created by the force thing is way too much speculation to even talk about. I doubt they go in that direction.

But the clone army now belongs to the Senate, who may still feel it's time to eliminate the Jedi.

Even if it did happen if the emperor was dead it wouldn't have been nearly as successful without him and vader at the head.

 

[gluvnast]

back to the show..

Rumor has it that grugo witnessed and escaped when anakin killed the younglings.

Ahsoka's wording seems to have double meanings to it. It could be just as easy to suggest he was kidnapped by the Empire. Ahsoka saying he was "taken" then she said everything went "dark"... we're led to believe dark as in memory loss, but suppose she was implying his time with the Empire?

I noted earlier about the metal ball looking like the Death Star and also in season one, Grugo used the choke forced. It makes a lot of sense why Grugo wants to suppress his powers.

 

[CROM]

Cause the prequels are piff and it's about damn time SW leaned into them shoutout to @RhapSaDiddy and @Atsym Sknyfs

Lucas bless Filoni and Favreau

The revisionist history is strong in this thread! Them sorry ass sequels got people thinking that the prequels were actually good...

 

[gluvnast]

Just thinking about something:
If Baby Yoda is exactly as old as Anakin, and if the speculation is true that the Force somehow created Baby Yoda in order to balance out Anakin...
Does that mean that Anakin and Grogu are "twins" in some way, and that Palpatine is father to BOTH of them?
e.g. Palpatine somehow manipulates the midichlorians to create life, and they simultaneously create two equal and opposite "entangled" life forms on different planets many lightyears away from each other.
Then years later he sends out Jedi on various quests around the galaxy, with the secret goal of locating the high M-Count twins and bringing them both back to the temple where he can watch over them himself.

The more I think about it, the more I come to believe that Palpatine was the one who "rescued" Grogu. Because he was ALWAYS part of the plan for him to personally overcome death.

That's what I'm thinking too. Especially with the previous episode hinted at the origins of Snoke.

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

Ahsoka's wording seems to have double meanings to it. It could be just as easy to suggest he was kidnapped by the Empire. Ahsoka saying he was "taken" then she said everything went "dark"... we're led to believe dark as in memory loss, but suppose she was implying his time with the Empire?

I noted earlier about the metal ball looking like the Death Star and also in season one, Grugo used the choke forced. It makes a lot of sense why Grugo wants to suppress his powers.

first.. they purposely wrote her to say i know one like you named yoda to get us to stop calling him baby yoda..

i take her words as he was saved. possibly by the librarian. and was told to hide his powers if something happens to her.. she gets killed and he is then stolen and he hides his powers for so long his memory is now gone..

so he was saved then stolen and tested on. he was somewhere in the death star... yes your theory with the ball... and after palpatine was killed he was stolen again and experimented on.

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

lets unpack the original season 2 title leaks with actual

• Chapter One: The Search
• Chapter Two: The Confrontation
• Chapter Three: The Bounty
• Chapter Four: The Republic
• Chapter Five: The Loyalist
• Chapter Six: The Sorcerer
• Chapter Seven: The Return
• Chapter Eight: The Empire.

 

[Lord-Yosh]

SHYYYYYT... i cried in the theater at order 66

Lol I hit the

The revisionist history is strong in this thread! Them sorry ass sequels got people thinking that the prequels were actually good...

as bad as episode 1 was I'll watch 2 or 3 before any of that bullshyt





And this Mace Windu slander fukk wrong with you nikkas

 

[wire28]

Just thinking about something:
If Baby Yoda is exactly as old as Anakin, and if the speculation is true that the Force somehow created Baby Yoda in order to balance out Anakin...
Does that mean that Anakin and Grogu are "twins" in some way, and that Palpatine is father to BOTH of them?
e.g. Palpatine somehow manipulates the midichlorians to create life, and they simultaneously create two equal and opposite "entangled" life forms on different planets many lightyears away from each other.
Then years later he sends out Jedi on various quests around the galaxy, with the secret goal of locating the high M-Count twins and bringing them both back to the temple where he can watch over them himself.

The more I think about it, the more I come to believe that Palpatine was the one who "rescued" Grogu. Because he was ALWAYS part of the plan for him to personally overcome death.

Quite the entanglement indeed

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

 

[KalKal]

The revisionist history is strong in this thread! Them sorry ass sequels got people thinking that the prequels were actually good...

I always thought Revenge of the Sith was good.
Attack of the Clones was kind of "half good", but it went downhill after they made it to Geonosis.
Phantom Menace? Last time I watched it I had to do a bit of fast forwarding. But I would still prefer to rewatch that over the new sequels.

 

[Bboystyle]

fukk Yoda
fukk Mace
fukk Obi wan
And fukk ya feelings

nah fukk all that.....