DarthSkywalker
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Chapter Three: The Sin
1. Lone Wolf and Cub meets The Last of Us meets John Wick 2. What's not to like?
2. The greatest love of all is between Gizmo and his control knob.
3. I loved how the Mandos apparently just act like animals, trying to establish their dominance, even while in front of a armorer.
4. I will say, the idea of the full beskar armor is probably better then how it looks. I still love the helmet, but there was some cheaper Robocop to his look once he was fully armored up. I kind of miss his old armor already.
5. Okay tell me if I am wrong. I am getting this vibe that the foundlings are Mandos who may have grown up outside of the warrior culture who are "coming home" after the end of Mandalore. Which I think would be really neat.
6. So considering the Mando was flashing back while thinking about his armor and the kid, someone has to have saved him from the Super Battle Droid right? I really, really, really hope it is you know who...
7. So that rescue was pretty neat. Especially that new Mando tech!!!
8. But forget about all that. Because what it was all about was the Mandos coming to their brother's aid. The jetpack flight was slightly underwhelming, but outside of that, it was pretty ****ing amazing. As soon as I saw the boxy Mando pistols, I lost my mind.
9.The Mando clearly spared Apollo on purpose. I am curious where that leads, but I assume he will pay that one back.
10. Is the Mando ex-communicado? I assume so, but I am not sure yet. I was worried the Mandos themselves would be pissed, and that would result in the stripping of his armor. Thankfully not.
11. Yes Mando, you do need one of those... Which reminds me. The Superman shot of Favreau's Mando was hilarious.
12. I believe Favreau is the first person to appear in the SW films, animated series and live action series. That's pretty neat.
13. Okay so theory time. We have seen the AT-ST with the very particular paint job on the legs. What if that is the Mando going to a certain other Mando to help him protect Gizmo? I'd love it if it was her.
14. The director of this episode, Deborah Chow, is the showrunner for the Obi-Wan show. That is very good news.
Not quite my favorite episode so far, but that is because The Child is going to be hard as hell to beat for me. Still, this was great and I really couldn't be more excited to see where this is going. Three episodes in, and we might have our third great Star Wars show. I am very happy about that. Onto next week!!!
1. Lone Wolf and Cub meets The Last of Us meets John Wick 2. What's not to like?
2. The greatest love of all is between Gizmo and his control knob.

3. I loved how the Mandos apparently just act like animals, trying to establish their dominance, even while in front of a armorer.
4. I will say, the idea of the full beskar armor is probably better then how it looks. I still love the helmet, but there was some cheaper Robocop to his look once he was fully armored up. I kind of miss his old armor already.
5. Okay tell me if I am wrong. I am getting this vibe that the foundlings are Mandos who may have grown up outside of the warrior culture who are "coming home" after the end of Mandalore. Which I think would be really neat.
6. So considering the Mando was flashing back while thinking about his armor and the kid, someone has to have saved him from the Super Battle Droid right? I really, really, really hope it is you know who...

7. So that rescue was pretty neat. Especially that new Mando tech!!!
8. But forget about all that. Because what it was all about was the Mandos coming to their brother's aid. The jetpack flight was slightly underwhelming, but outside of that, it was pretty ****ing amazing. As soon as I saw the boxy Mando pistols, I lost my mind.

9.The Mando clearly spared Apollo on purpose. I am curious where that leads, but I assume he will pay that one back.
10. Is the Mando ex-communicado? I assume so, but I am not sure yet. I was worried the Mandos themselves would be pissed, and that would result in the stripping of his armor. Thankfully not.
11. Yes Mando, you do need one of those... Which reminds me. The Superman shot of Favreau's Mando was hilarious.
12. I believe Favreau is the first person to appear in the SW films, animated series and live action series. That's pretty neat.
13. Okay so theory time. We have seen the AT-ST with the very particular paint job on the legs. What if that is the Mando going to a certain other Mando to help him protect Gizmo? I'd love it if it was her.
14. The director of this episode, Deborah Chow, is the showrunner for the Obi-Wan show. That is very good news.

Not quite my favorite episode so far, but that is because The Child is going to be hard as hell to beat for me. Still, this was great and I really couldn't be more excited to see where this is going. Three episodes in, and we might have our third great Star Wars show. I am very happy about that. Onto next week!!!

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