The Movie Plot MANDALORIAN (Season 2) - Movie Synopsis
The MANDALORIAN (Season 2) Movie Plot - MANDALORIAN (Season 2)
Season 2, Episode 1
Chapter 9: The Marshal
Open on Mando walking with The Child to meet with Gor Koresh (John Leguizamo), who has information on the location of
another Mandalorian who can help him return the Child to its own kind. However, it was a setup as Gor merely wanted his
Beskar armor. Mando kills all of Gor’s henchmen and manages to get the location of the other Mandalorian - on Tatooine in
the city of Mos Pelgo. Mando leaves him hanging for the creatures of the night.
They fly to Tatooine and land at Peli Motto’s garage. Mando decides to leave the Razor Crest with Peli (Amy Sedaris) for
repairs. He asks her where Mos Pelgo is, and she tells him it is an old mining settlement far away from Mos Eisley. She tells
him it would not be safe to fly his ship out there. He asks to borrow her speeder bike. He takes the Child across the desert
with him to Mos Pelgo. Along the way, they camp with a small group of Tusken sand people.
The two arrive in town just like an old western. All the townsfolk come out to their doors to see the strangers setting foot in
their faraway town. Mando stops into an empty saloon and asks the bartender if he has seen anyone who looks like him. The
bartender tells him that the only other person in town with armor like his is “the marshal.” A man then arrives wearing Boba
Fett’s armor. He offers Mando a drink, sits down, and immediately removes his helmet. He tells Mando that his name is
Cobb Vanth (Timothy Olyphant). He bought the armor from some Jawas. Enraged, Mando demands he remove the armor or
he will kill him. Not one to be intimidated in his own town, Cobb prepares for a standoff, but the earth suddenly quakes.
Outside, the people are running to their homes to get indoors and the source of the quake draws closer. It is giant sand
leviathan that charges through the town’s sand road and eats a bantha before leaving. Cobb tells Mando it is a krayt dragon.
The Mandalorian armor has helped Cobb to protect the town from invaders, and if Mando helps thm to kill the krayt dragon,
he will relinquish the armor to him. Mando accepts.
Cobb takes Mando to the cave where the creature dwells. Along the way, Cobb retells how the story of the fall of the Galactic
Empire was widespread. But, immediately after the news broke, with no further imperial interference, Mos Pelgo’s Mining
Collective took over and turned the town into a slave colony. As he escaped that night, Cobb grabbed the only thing he could
- a container from a mining vehicle. After wandering the desert, Cobb faints but is picked up by Jawas, who give him water
and open the container. It had silicox crystals in it, which he exchanged to them for the Mandalorian armor he saw hanging on
their display. Afterward, he returned to Mos Pelgo and used the armor to take out the mining collective singlehandedly. From
that day on, he was the marshal of Mos Pelgo.
As they approach an underpass between cliffs, a pack of wompdogs surround them. Mando calls out in the Tusken language,
and the owners reveal themselves. He finds out that they want to slay the dragon as well, and they can take them to its lair.
While camping, a Tusken offers Cobb a cactus drink, which Cobb refuses. Though angry with each other, Mando explains
that fighting amongst themselves will only get them all killed.
The next morning, they stakeout at the dragon’s lair - an abandoned Sarlacc cave. The dragon only comes out to eat. The
sooner it eats, the sooner it retreats back to its cave. The Tuskens bring a bantha to the cave so it can eat as soon as it
comes out. But the dragon eats the Tusken instead. Mando suggests a different plan. While strategizing a plan, Cobb
realizes the dragon is much larger than he had thought. Mando suggests having more people to shoot at the dragon to get it
to charge out of its cave. Cobb asks where those numbers are coming from. Mando tells him he volunteered the citizens of
Mos Pelgo. They return to prepare the people.
Enraged at the idea of working with the Tuskens, who constantly raid their town, the people of Mos Pelgo refuse. Mando
explains that he brokered an agreement with the Tuskens that if they succeed in slaying the dragon, no Tusken will raise a
blaster against the town unless “you shoot first.” They reluctantly agree.
At the dragon’s lair, the team plant charges in the sand in an effort to blow up the dragon from underneath. Once that is done,
two Tuskens call into the cave to wake the dragon and draw it out. Unfortunately, it eats one of them and begins to retreat.
The townsfolk begin shooting at the dragon, enraging it to come out further. It makes it far enough to blow the charges just as
it spits burning green venom from its mouth. The charges do not even pierce its underbelly, and the dragon burrows through
to the top of the mountain. Cobb and Mando take to the air to engage it while the ones on the ground scramble, unsure of
what to do.
Mando notices a bantha carrying explosives and gets an idea. He has Cobb launch his rocket to get the dragon’s attention,
then launches him by setting off one of his jets. Mando lets the dragon eat him and the bantha as the dragon disappears
underground, but then shows up once again as Mando flies out of the mouth, using his stun bayonette to generate an electric
shield around himself. Once out of the dragon, he detonates the explosives, killing the dragon.
All are saved, and only 2 banthas got killed. Cobb returns the armor to Mando and wishes him well. Mando heads back to
Peli Motto, as an older figure watches from above. A mark on the character’s head matching the dent on the Mandalorian
helmet is indicative that he is Boba Fett.
Season 2, Episode 2
Chapter 10: The Passenger
On the way back from Mos Pelgo, Mando and The Child are ambushed by several bounty hunters. They destroy his speeder
bike, but are picked off one by one. The last one holds The Child hostage and offers to exchange it for Mando’s jetpack. He
agrees and makes the exchange. As the bounty hunter runs away, Mando remotely activates the jetpack from his write unit
and sends the hunter flying. The jetpack returns to Mando alone. He continues on foot back to Mos Eisley.
Mando returns to Mos Eisley with Fett’s armor, and no information about the location of another Mandalorian. He meets with
Peli Motto in the cantina. She is gambling against Dr. Mandible, a human-size ant. He has a contact who can tell him where
to find some Mandalorians. As they cook the krayt dragon meat, Peli returns to inform Mando that a Mandalorian covert is
nearby in the same sector. It is unknown if this is one of the Mandalorians who survived Nevarro. In return for this information,
the contact requests passage to the system on the Razor Crest, and they must be transported without using hyperdrive.
Mando reluctantly agrees, and is introduced to The Passenger, a humanoid amphibian (called “Frog Lady” on screen).
She is transporting her eggs to her husband on the estuary moon of Trask in the gas giant Kol Iben so that they can be
fertilized. If they are transported through hyperspace, they will die. She says that her husband has seen Mandalorians on
Trask. The crew board the ship and leave Tatooine.
With no light speed, Mando sets the course for Trask and gets ready to rest while The Child secretly indulges in eating one of
The Passenger’s eggs. Mando scolds The Child and takes him for his nap. He wakes up to an alarm as two X-Wing fighters
approach and demand he activate his transponder. Mando attempts to deflect the requirement under New Republic
jurisdiction, but is asked to “send a ping” to help them “sweep for Imperial holdouts.” Mando sends the ping, and the X-Wings
lock into attack formation. They found out about his involvement with the extraction of The Prisoner in Chapter 6. He is
ordered to follow them to their command post.
Mando flees to a nearby ice planet. The pilots threaten to fire on him if he does not stand down. Mando manages to lose the
X-Wings, but crashes into an underground ice cave. Mando and The Passenger wake up and notice the damage to the ship.
Mando explains that they will fix the hole in the ship in the morning. The Passenger objects, but since Mando does not
understand her, they cannot communicate. The Passenger uses an inactive bounty hunter droid to interpret her language to
Mando. She explains that these eggs are the last of her life cycle, and the last of her species. Trask is the only planet that is
hospitable to her species. Their predicament cannot wait until morning as the time for her eggs to be fertilized is limited.
Mando goes out and works on the ship.
The Passenger takes a trip into the caves and finds a hot spring where she places her eggs to keep them warm. Mando
finds her and demands that they leave the cave immediately. At the same time, The Child discovers one of many eggs in the
cave. He opens it up to reveal a baby ice spider, which he eats. At that point, all the eggs begin hatching and hundreds of ice
spiders appear.
The spiders chase the three back to the Crest and hold them up inside. As it looks to be at its worst, the spiders begin taking
shots from an unseen source. When it is safe enough for him to go outside, Mando sees that it is the two X-Wing pilots who
had tracked his location.
After taking out the last one, the pilots explain that even though Mando had illegally abducted The Prisoner, he also
apprehended three culprits from the wanted register, and protected a correctional corps lieutenant. While he should be
arrested, the pilots concede that “these are trying times,” and allow Mando to fly freely once he fixes his transponder.
Mando fixes up the ship enough to get it to space. The three head for Trask with The Passenger lovingly clutching her
remaining brood as The Child consumes one last egg.
Season 2, Episode 3
Chapter 11: The Heiress
On their way to Trask, an alarm wakes up the three in the cockpit. Without the automatic landing feature, Mando drops the
Crest into the planet’s orbit manually and has The Passenger hold a lever to keep the ship stable. The Crest lands in the bay.
The Crest is hoisted out of the bay and Mando asks a Mon Calamari dock worker to fix it. The worker says he can only make
it fly. The Passenger finds her husband, who directs Mando to an inn when asked about others “of his kind.” Mando and The
Child arrive and sit down. He asks the waiter if he knows of others like him. The waiter says he knows someone who might
help. A Quarren sits and tells Mando he can sail him to others of his kind. Mando takes to the sea with a crew led by the
Quarren’s brother. On their way, the captain shows Mando and The Child the feeding of a mamacore creature in the ship’s
hold. He then knocks The Child and Mando into the mamacore cell in order to get the Beskar armor. A trio in Mandalorian
armor arrive and save them. While Mando is speaking to them, the three remove their helmets.
The leader, Bo-Katan (Katee Sakhoff), tells him that the armor has been in her family for generations. She is of Clan Kryze,
born on Mandalore and a fighter in The Purge. She identifies Mando as a Child of The Watch, which she calls “a cult of
religious zealots that broke away from modern Mandalorian society to re-establish the ancient way.” Mando says that the only
way is the Way of the Mandalore, before taking off in disgust. The three leave and destroy the ship while Mando returns to the
town, still without information about other Mandalorians.
Quarren ambushes Mando and The Child for killing his brother. Again the trio saves them and offers to at least buy him a
drink.
In the cantina, Bo-Katan explains their rebellion so that she may take her throen to re-establish Mandalore. Mando tells her
that he is returning The Child to the Jedi. She tells him she can lead them to a Jedi, but they need his help to steal a shipment
of weapons from an Imperial freighter before it can leave the planet’s atmosphere. Mando agrees and leaves The Child with
The Passenger and her husband. He watches as an egg starts to hatch.
The four attack the freighter, easily taking out StormTroopers with little assist from Mando. The commander (Titus Welliver)
orders the pilots to begin climbing before leaving the atmosphere. He orders the troops on the lower deck cargo hold to hold
the Mandalorians off until they can make the jump to hyperspace. The Mandalorians are trapped in the cargo control area,
where they immediately open the hatch and suck all the troops out into the air. Bo-Katan has a radio standoff with the
commander and tells him that they are taking the ship, much to Mando’s surprise. She tells Mando that she needs something
if she is to rule Mandalore and the commander knows where it is. When he tells her she has changed the terms of the deal,
she smiles at him and says, “This is The Way.” As the three walk off and don their helmets, Mando looks on with deep
suspicion.
The commander speaks to Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito) and requests backup. Moff Gideon tells him that backup is not
an option, and tells the commander he knows what to do. “Long live the Empire,” Gideon says. The commander nods
his head, kills both pilots, and steers the ship into a kamikaze nosedive. With significant altitude loss, the four are being held
off by several StormTroopers. Mando runs toward the Storm Troopers, taking several hits, and manages to throw two
grenades at them, taking them all out. The four make it to the cockpit and subdue the commander long enough to level the
ship. Bo-Katan demands the location of the DarkSaber. The commander tells her she knows where it is. She demands Moff
Gideon’s location. The commander bites down on an electric capsule and dies. With no more threats and their mission
complete, Mando demands the location of the Jedi. She tells him to take The Child to the city of Calodan on the forest planet
of Corvus, where he will meet Ahsoka Tano. She tells him to drop her name and thanks him for his bravery. When she says,
“This is The Way,” Mando now appropriately responds, “This is The Way.”
Mando leaves the ship on his jetpack and returns to pick up The Child. The Passenger and her husband marvel at their
newborn. Mando returns to a barely repaired ship. As they begin to leave, and octopus-like creature crawls out of nowhere
and descends on The Child, but Mando catches it, kills it, and feeds it to him. The Crest jumps to light speed.
Season 2, Episode 4
Chapter 12: The Siege
The Razor Crest stalls in space, and Mando and the Child work together to start up the engine again. They fail. Mando
decides to make a pit stop on Nevarro to have the ship repaired.
On Nevarro, a cantina is being robbed. Cara Dune stops them. A meerkat creature imprints on Cara for saving it, but she
leaves it some food as she leaves.
Mando arrives n Nevarro and manages to land the ship. He is greeted by Cara and Greef Karga (Carl Weathers), who
orders the repairs be done and Mando’s chip and gleefully greets The Child (who saved his life in Chapter 9). As they walk
through town, Greef and Cara show Mando how it has changed since the Stormtroopers left. Cara is now Marshal Dune, and
a school is open, where lessons are being taught by a 3PO droid. Greef seats the Child in the classroom in front of a girl with
hair like Rey. The Child is intrigued by a classmate’s snacks. The classmate refuses to share, so The Child uses the Force to
take the snacks.
Greef takes Mando to see Mythrol (the first bounty of the series), who is now working off his debt as Greef’s bookkeeper.
Cara asks that they speak business. Mando only wishes to repair his ship, which Greef says means he will have free time to
help them with a mission. Cara shows him the location of an old imperial base. It has a skeleton crew but not abandoned.
Greef wants the base taken out so that Nevarro can become a trade anchor for the sector, and the planet would be safe and
free from the Empire.
Mythrol drives them out to the lava canyons on his speeder. Mando flies up and takes out a Stormtrooper to activate the
elevator. Mythrol reluctantly joins Cara and Greef under fear of the lava tide and bribed with extra time served. When they
arrive at the top, they discover that Mando has taken out another Stormtrooper. While Mythrol marvels at the Imperial vessels
that could sell high on the black market, Mando reminds him that they are there to destroy the base and everything in it.
The four continue into the base, where an Imperial officer is attempting to communicate with the two troopers in the shuttle
bay (that Mando just took out). Cara puts him to sleep in a chokehold, Mando shuts off all camera feeds, and Greef takes a
code cylinder from the officer, saying it will come in handy. Mando leads them to the access corridor to the heat shaft. They
pass by two Stormtroopers, but do not engage them. Greef has Mythrol use the code cylinder to open the door. They walk in
over an active lava pit. Greef orders Mythrol to drain the coolant lines. Mythrol comments on how there is no guardrail. He
uses the code cylinder to drain the coolant lines, which aggravates the lava. He tells them, “She’s gonna blow! We gotta get
out of here!” The four make their way through, avoiding Stromtroopers where they can. They encounter two imperial scientists
purging the drives, who draw on them. One yells to the other, “Destroy it!!” The other scientist shoots the control panel as
Mando, Greef and Cara shoot at the scientists, taking them both out. They manage to enter the science vault. They see
several bodies suspended in stasis pods. Cara determines that the base was not military, but a lab. Mando comments that
he doesn’t like this.
Mythrol accesses a recording of Dr. Pershing from Chapter 2, relaying to Moff Gideon that he could only draw so much blood
from The Child without killing it. This reveals to Mando that Gideon is still alive and after The Child, so he rushes back to get
him, leaving Greef, Cara, and Mythrol to save themselves.
As they escape on an imperial transporter that destroys Mythrol’s speeder, several TIE Fighters attack as the base is overrun
with lava and is destroyed.
The TIEs take out the transporter’s deck shooter, but the three are saved by Mando in the fully repaired Razor Crest with The
Child safely strapped in, still eating the cookies from school.
As Greef thanks Mando for his bravery, Cara is approached by a rebel fighter who served on Alderaan. He encourages her
to enlist, but she turns him down.
As Mando and The Child depart en route to Corvus, a transmission is sent to an Imperial starship, where the commanding
officer relays to Moff Gideon that the homing beacon was successfully installed on the Crest and transmitting.
As Gideon anticipates recapturing The Child, he looks out at two rows of clones in armor like that of Darth Vader.
Season 2, Episode 5
Chapter 13: The Jedi
On the planet Corvus, the gated city of Calodan is under tyrannical rule by the Magistrate Morgan Elspeth (Diana Lee
Inosonto) and her personal guard Lang (Michael Biehn). An alarm is sounded as the jedi Ahsoka Tano approaches and
demands information from the Magistrate. She gives her until tomorrow to consider.
Mando and The Child arrive on Corvus and land outside of Calodan. As they leave, Mando notices that The Child used the
Force to twist the ball from the top of the Crest’s gear shift again. He puts it in his pocket, and they continue. At the city gate,
he tells Lang he is there seeking a jedi. He cautiously admits him. Mando is told by a villager (Wing Tao Chong) not to speak
to anyone in the city. Mando is swiftly approached by guards who take him to the Magistrate and eye the villager suspiciously.
Mando arrives at the Magistrate’s water garden, where she presents him with a spear of pure beskar as payment after he
kills Ahsoka Tano. Mando asks where he can find her. Upon leaving, Lang inquires about The Child. Mando says he keeps it
for luck. Lang tells him he will need that when facing Ahsoka. Mando departs with The Child.
Upon encountering her, after a brief struggle in which his beskar armor blocks the energy of the two white lightsabers, Mando
identifies her as Ahsoka Tano and tells her he was sent by Bo-Katan. She immediately inquires about The Child. After sitting
with him for some time, Ahsoka uses the Force to see The Child’s past and is able to tell Mando several things about his
origins.
The Child’s name is Grogu. He was raised in a Jedi temple on Coruscant, but hidden away when the Empire rose to power.
She comments on his likeness to master Yoda.
Ahsoka and Mando work to train Grogu in using the Force. While he does not respond well to Ahsoka’s teaching, Mando is
able to get through to him using the ball from his ship. Ahsoka tells Mando that she cannot train Grogu, and that she worries
that his fear to use the Force could corrupt him as it did Darth Vader. With little recourse, Mando agrees to help Ahsoka take
out the Magistrate and free the city.
Ahsoka approaches the gate, takes out the guards, and enters the city. She throws down a piece of Mando’s beskar armor
and tells them he failed. After taking out several guards and droids, Ahsoka makes it to the garden gate, where Mando (with
help from the villager) flanks Lang and his men long enough for Ahsoka to confront the Magistrate. Mando and Lang standoff
outside.
The Magistrate uses the beskar spear to fight Ahsoka, but ultimately loses before Mando takes out Lang. Ahsoka demands
the location of the Magistrate’s master - Grand Admiral Thrawn.
The city is freed, and the villager who helped Mando is anointed, Governor Wing. At the gate, Ahsoka gives Mando the
spear, saying it belongs with a Mandalorian. Mando promises to bring Grogu back to say goodbye. When he arrives back at
the Crest, Grogu is fast asleep. Mando stays with him until he wakes up.
Outside the ship, Ahsoka comments that Mando is like a father to Grogu. She repeats that she cannot train him, but tells him
where he can find the ruins of an old temple on the planet Tython. Upon placing him at the seeing stone at the top of the
mountain, Grogu will choose his path in the Force. If he reaches out, there is a chance a surviving jedi may sense his
presence and come searching for him.
Mando thanks her. She says, “May the Force be with you.” Mando and Grogu depart, en route to Tython while Ahsoka returns
to Calodan.
Season 2, Episode 6
14: The Tragedy
The Razor Crest arrives at the planet Tython. Mando looks over at Grogu as he plays with the ball from the gear shift. He
marvels with pride at Grogu’s recognition to his own name and his ability to use the Force to pull the ball back to him.
When they arrive on Tython, Mando sees the mountain Ahsoka Tano told them about in Chapter 13. He decides to land the
Crest and fly Grogu there by jetpack. They approach the site and Mando places Grogu on the seeing stone. Nothing happens
at first, but as a butterfly comes to Grogu, Mando sees the Slave I enter the atmosphere. At that point, Grogu begins to reach
out through the Force. Mando sees Boba Fett leave the Slave I. After a brief exchange of gunfire, Fett reveals that Fennec
survived Chapter 5 and has her sights set on Grogu.
Mando agrees to stand down if they do the same. Fett tells him that he does not want bloodshed, all he wants is his armor
back, and admits that he is not Mandalorian. Mando tells him that he is therefore not worthy of the armor.
They discuss Fennec’s survival with some cybernetic guts inserted by Fett. He tells Mando that the bounty on Grogu’s head
has gone up significantly. Two Imperial shuttles arrives carrying dozens of Stormtroopers. Mando rushes to get Grogu, but he
cannot get past the Forcefield. Feet easily takes out several Stormtroopers using his Warhammer-like spear. Fennec holds
others off, eventually destroying their machine gun blaster with a boulder. Unopposed, Fett heads for the open Razor Crest.
Mando tries again to get Grogu, but to no avail. Grogu finally finishes communing through the Force and goes to sleep.
Mando helps Fennec push back the Stormtroopers before Fett arrives in his armor and takes them out. The remaining
Stormtroopers retreat to their shuttles and fly back. Fett uses his rocket (replenished offscreen since Chapter 9) and
manages to take out both shuttles. He tells Mando they were not what he was aiming for.
Above the clouds, an unseen vessel fires a single shot at the Razor Crest, annihilating it. Above, in the Imperial starship, Moff
Gideon asks if the ‘dark troopers’ have been engaged. The commander confirms. Four dark bipedal droids depart from the
ship and fly to Grogu’s location. Mando and Fennec do not make it in time to stop them. Fett pursues the dark troopers in the
Slave I, and tells Fennec “the Empire has returned” upon seeing the ship. In the wreckage of the Razor Crest, Mando
recovers two items: Grogu’s ball, and the beskar spear.
Fett shows Mando the armor’s history of ownership, and that it belonged to his father Jango Fett. Mando realizes his father
was a foundling who fought in the Mandalorian civil wars. Mando tells them that their business is complete, but Fett
disagrees. They had agreed to keep Grogu safe from harm in exchange for the armor. Until he is safe, Fett and Fennec are,
by code, in Mando’s service.
The three fly to Nevarro, where Mando speaks with newly appointed Marshal Cara Dune. He asks her about Miggs Mayfeld
from Chapter 6. He believes Mayfeld can help him find Moff Gideon. He tells her that the Empire has Grogu. Although she
realizes the enormity of the problem, she reminds Mando of her responsibility to her new duties as Marshal.
On Moff Gideon’s ship, Grogu uses the Force to hold off two Stormtroopers in his cell. Gideon watches as Grogu finally
knocks them both out. Gideon notices how Grogu becomes tired after using the Force. Gideon taunts Grogu with the
darksaber before ordering a Stormtrooper to stun him. Gideon orders Grogu shackled, and a message sent to Dr. Pershing
that they have the donor.
Season 2, Episode 7
Chapter 15: The Believer
In a junkyard, several inmates are dismantling Imperial ships. Inmate 34667, Mayfeld, is called down by the guard droid to
receive new instructions. Marshal Dune appears and remands Mayfeld to her custody. Confused and reluctant, Mayfeld
follows Dune back to the Slave I, where he is greeted by Boba Fett, Fennec and Mando. Mayfeld is being tasked by Mando
to use his knowledge as a former Imperial soldier to help them locate Moff Gideon’s base and save Grogu.
The Slave I ascends. Mando asks Mayfeld for the coordinates to Moff Gideon’s ship. Mayfeld tells him those can only be
accessed by another Imperial vessel. He knows of an Imperial mining refinery on Morak. Mando tells Fett to head for Morak.
Upon their arrival, Fett determines that the facility is refining rhydonium, a highly volatile and explosive substance. The refinery
is also guarded by anti-aircraft weaponry as well as a platoon of security forces. Mando suggests they go in quietly.
They arrive on the planet and locate a transport headed for the refinery. Mayfeld tells Dune that her genetic signature will set
off alarms as she is wanted by the ISB. Fennec realizes she would set off the alarm too. Mando asks Fett, who answers,
“Let’s just say they’ll recognize my face.”
Mayfeld goes in with Mando and Dune. They take out the transport’s drivers and Mando takes the armor of one so as not to
appear strange. Mayfeld takes armor too, and makes fun of Mando. Mando leaves his beskar armor with Dune. Mayfeld
continues as the driver and tries to talk to Mando, but Mando remains silent. Mayfeld explains that there is a difference
between Mando not being allowed to remove his helmet and not being allowed to show his face. Mando scoffs at the idea
that he and Mayfeld may have something in common.
Ahead of them, another transport vessel is blown up. Pirates attack their vessel. Mando shoots at the pirates, who have
thermal detonators. More pirates approach. Mando shoots t them but runs out of ammo. He throws the gun and fights the
pirates hand to hand. His stormtrooper armor is easily broker by their spears, but he is able to take some of them out.
Mayfeld notices that as the vessel increases in speed the rhydonium becomes more volatile, so he must allow the pirates to
take Mando. Two pirates manage to hold Mando down while one attaches a detonator to one of the rhydonium pieces, but
Mando throws it just in time. Four more groups of pirates approach as they near a bridge. Those pirates are taken out by TIE
Fighters as Dune and Fennec arrive on a hilltop. Stormtroopers leave the base to assist the return of the rhydonium.
Mando and Mayfeld arrive at the refinery and are able to access a terminal in the officers’ mess hall. But Mayfeld recognizes
his former commanding officer Valin Hess. Mayfeld is afraid he will be made, and gives Mando the memory stick to
download the coordinates, but warns that Mando must remove his helmet to be scanned.
Being that he is not in his Mandalorian armor, and he would only be revealing his face to the computer, and not a living thing,
Mando takes the chance. As the memory stick finished downloading the location of Gideon’s ship, Mando is approached by
Hess, who questions him as to his designation. Mando plays it off as best he can before Mayfeld arrives to explain. Hess
recognizes them as the troopers who delivered the shipment of rhydonium. He invites them for a drink as they were the only
convoy to deliver a shipment. Outside, Dune and Fennec prepare to infiltrate the base.
After a brief conversation where he speaks his mind on the dealings of the Empire, Mayfeld shoots Hess. He and Mando
take out each officer and trooper in the room. Mayfeld hands Mando a helmet, and tells him he never saw his face. Fennec
and Dune hold off troopers as Fett flies the ship to pick them up. Mayfeld fires at the rhydonium supply, taking out the refinery.
TIE Fighters approach the Slave I, but Fett easily outmaneuvers them and takes them out with a pulse grenade.
Back on ground Dune tells Mando it’s too bad Mayfeld died in the refinery explosion. Mayfeld realizes he is free and goes off
on his own. Mando gets the coordinates for Moff Gideon, and departs. On Gideon’s ship, a transmission is received from
Mando, telling Gideon that he will soon have Grogu back.
Season 2 Episode 8
Chapter 16: The Rescue
The Slave I is in pursuit of Dr. Pershing’s Imperial shuttle. Boba Fett fires the ion cannon at the ship, disabling it. He sends a
transmission telling the crew to prepare to be boarded. Marshal Cara Dune and Mando take out the pilots and kidnap Dr.
Pershing.
The Slave I lands on Trask. Fett and Mando enter a cantina and meet with Bo-Katan Kryze. When he tells her that Gideon
took Grogu, she tells him they will not find him. Mando tells her that he has the coordinates of Gideon’s ship. There is great
tension towards Boba Fett. Mando tells her that Gideon’s light cruiser could help her restore Mandalore. There is a brief
scuffle between Fett and Koska Reeves. Bo-Katan agrees to help Mando in exchange for the ship. Mando agrees. Bo-Katan
also wants the Darksaber so that she can retake Mandalore. Mando tells her that, as long as he gets Grogu back, she can
have whatever she wants.
On the Slave I, Dr. Pershing explains the dangers of approaching Gideon’s ship. He also warns them of the dark troopers. He
explains that the dark troopers are droids. Fennec asks where they are bivouacked. Pershing shows him where Grogu is
being held. Bo-Katan lays out a plan to take the bridge, distracting Gideon’s forces while Mando sneaks in to save Grogu.
Bo-Katan demands Moff Gideon for herself, but Marshal Dune tells her she wants him alive. Bo-Katan repeats her sole
interest in the darksaber.
The shuttle emerges from hyperspace carrying Mando, Dune, Fennec, Bo-Katan, and Reeves, with the Slave I in hot pursuit.
Gideon launches TIE fighters to assist the shuttle, which Bo-Katan pilots erroneously to land. The shuttle docks as Fett pulls
away and takes out the TIEs. The attack begins as Fennec, Dune, Bo-Katan and Reeves exit the shuttle, guns ablazing.
Gideon immediately orders the activation of the dark troopers.
Mando quietly exits the shuttle, carrying the beskar spear. The four continue to draw stromtroopers away from Grogu’s cell as
they approach the bridge. The dark troopers become fully charged. Fennec and Dune take out more troopers with help from
the Mandalorians. Mando continues to Grogu’s cell. The dark troopers activate and begin to walk toward the hall. Mando
manages to stop all but 1 dark trooper from exiting the cell. It attacks him, but is unable to break through his beskar armor.
The beskar spear proves to be a formidable weapon to defeat the trooper, and Mando opens the air lock to release the rest
into space.
The four arrive at the bridge and take out all troopers and officers. Gideon is nowhere to be found. Reeves disarms the
weapons system as Mando takes out two stormtroopers guarding Grogu’s cell. Gideon is waiting for him, with the Darksaber
trained on Grogu. Gideon demands he drop his blaster and kick it over to him. Gideon explains the power of the darksaber.
He tells him that whoever wields it has power to rule Mandalore. Mando tells him he only wants Grogu. Gideon agrees, on the
condition that Mando never return. As Mando agrees, Gideon attacks him with the darksaber, which cannot cut through pure
beskar. Mando fights back using the beskar spear against the darksaber. Mando disarms Gideon and shackles him. He
takes Grogu with Gideon and the darksaber to the bridge. Mando attempts to give the darksaber to Bo-Katan. However,
Gideon tells him that it has to be won in battle in order for her to take the darksaber from Mando. Mando attempts to yield it
without fighting, but Gideon and Bo-Katan know he cannot do this.
The dark troopers return to the base. Gideon finds a blaster, and conceals it beneath his cape. Mando sets Grogu down so
he can rest as the troopers return to the base. The troopers approach the bridge and begin to punch the door to break it
down. Gideon informs them that the troopers will kill everyone except for he and Grogu.
An X-Wing fighter approaches carrying a jedi wielding a green lightsaber. The dark troopers identify it as a greater threat
and collectively change priority. Grogu watches on the surveillance video as the jedi easily takes out all troopers. Gideon
attempts to shoot Reeves and takes aim at Grogu, but Mando blocks the shots and Dune knocks Gideon out. Grogu watches
attentively as the jedi continues through the ship. The jedi continues taking out the dark troopers using the lightsaber and
Force alike. Mando picks up Grogu and opens the doors. The jedi enters.
It is Luke Skywalker. He calls Grogu over, but Grogu is unsure. Luke tells Mando that he will protect Grogu, but he must
master his abilities before they can be reunited.
Mando picks up The Child and takes off his helmet so that he may see his face. Mando tells him not to be afraid. He sets
Grogu down, and Grogu is still unsure. R2-D2 rolls in, and Grogu is able to understand him. R2 talks to Grogu, who asks Luke
to pick him up, and the three depart the bridge.
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Season 2, Episode 1
Chapter 9: The Marshal
Open on Mando walking with The Child to meet with Gor Koresh (John Leguizamo), who has information on the location of
another Mandalorian who can help him return the Child to its own kind. However, it was a setup as Gor merely wanted his
Beskar armor. Mando kills all of Gor’s henchmen and manages to get the location of the other Mandalorian - on Tatooine in
the city of Mos Pelgo. Mando leaves him hanging for the creatures of the night.
They fly to Tatooine and land at Peli Motto’s garage. Mando decides to leave the Razor Crest with Peli (Amy Sedaris) for
repairs. He asks her where Mos Pelgo is, and she tells him it is an old mining settlement far away from Mos Eisley. She tells
him it would not be safe to fly his ship out there. He asks to borrow her speeder bike. He takes the Child across the desert
with him to Mos Pelgo. Along the way, they camp with a small group of Tusken sand people.
The two arrive in town just like an old western. All the townsfolk come out to their doors to see the strangers setting foot in
their faraway town. Mando stops into an empty saloon and asks the bartender if he has seen anyone who looks like him. The
bartender tells him that the only other person in town with armor like his is “the marshal.” A man then arrives wearing Boba
Fett’s armor. He offers Mando a drink, sits down, and immediately removes his helmet. He tells Mando that his name is
Cobb Vanth (Timothy Olyphant). He bought the armor from some Jawas. Enraged, Mando demands he remove the armor or
he will kill him. Not one to be intimidated in his own town, Cobb prepares for a standoff, but the earth suddenly quakes.
Outside, the people are running to their homes to get indoors and the source of the quake draws closer. It is giant sand
leviathan that charges through the town’s sand road and eats a bantha before leaving. Cobb tells Mando it is a krayt dragon.
The Mandalorian armor has helped Cobb to protect the town from invaders, and if Mando helps thm to kill the krayt dragon,
he will relinquish the armor to him. Mando accepts.
Cobb takes Mando to the cave where the creature dwells. Along the way, Cobb retells how the story of the fall of the Galactic
Empire was widespread. But, immediately after the news broke, with no further imperial interference, Mos Pelgo’s Mining
Collective took over and turned the town into a slave colony. As he escaped that night, Cobb grabbed the only thing he could
- a container from a mining vehicle. After wandering the desert, Cobb faints but is picked up by Jawas, who give him water
and open the container. It had silicox crystals in it, which he exchanged to them for the Mandalorian armor he saw hanging on
their display. Afterward, he returned to Mos Pelgo and used the armor to take out the mining collective singlehandedly. From
that day on, he was the marshal of Mos Pelgo.
As they approach an underpass between cliffs, a pack of wompdogs surround them. Mando calls out in the Tusken language,
and the owners reveal themselves. He finds out that they want to slay the dragon as well, and they can take them to its lair.
While camping, a Tusken offers Cobb a cactus drink, which Cobb refuses. Though angry with each other, Mando explains
that fighting amongst themselves will only get them all killed.
The next morning, they stakeout at the dragon’s lair - an abandoned Sarlacc cave. The dragon only comes out to eat. The
sooner it eats, the sooner it retreats back to its cave. The Tuskens bring a bantha to the cave so it can eat as soon as it
comes out. But the dragon eats the Tusken instead. Mando suggests a different plan. While strategizing a plan, Cobb
realizes the dragon is much larger than he had thought. Mando suggests having more people to shoot at the dragon to get it
to charge out of its cave. Cobb asks where those numbers are coming from. Mando tells him he volunteered the citizens of
Mos Pelgo. They return to prepare the people.
Enraged at the idea of working with the Tuskens, who constantly raid their town, the people of Mos Pelgo refuse. Mando
explains that he brokered an agreement with the Tuskens that if they succeed in slaying the dragon, no Tusken will raise a
blaster against the town unless “you shoot first.” They reluctantly agree.
At the dragon’s lair, the team plant charges in the sand in an effort to blow up the dragon from underneath. Once that is done,
two Tuskens call into the cave to wake the dragon and draw it out. Unfortunately, it eats one of them and begins to retreat.
The townsfolk begin shooting at the dragon, enraging it to come out further. It makes it far enough to blow the charges just as
it spits burning green venom from its mouth. The charges do not even pierce its underbelly, and the dragon burrows through
to the top of the mountain. Cobb and Mando take to the air to engage it while the ones on the ground scramble, unsure of
what to do.
Mando notices a bantha carrying explosives and gets an idea. He has Cobb launch his rocket to get the dragon’s attention,
then launches him by setting off one of his jets. Mando lets the dragon eat him and the bantha as the dragon disappears
underground, but then shows up once again as Mando flies out of the mouth, using his stun bayonette to generate an electric
shield around himself. Once out of the dragon, he detonates the explosives, killing the dragon.
All are saved, and only 2 banthas got killed. Cobb returns the armor to Mando and wishes him well. Mando heads back to
Peli Motto, as an older figure watches from above. A mark on the character’s head matching the dent on the Mandalorian
helmet is indicative that he is Boba Fett.
Season 2, Episode 2
Chapter 10: The Passenger
On the way back from Mos Pelgo, Mando and The Child are ambushed by several bounty hunters. They destroy his speeder
bike, but are picked off one by one. The last one holds The Child hostage and offers to exchange it for Mando’s jetpack. He
agrees and makes the exchange. As the bounty hunter runs away, Mando remotely activates the jetpack from his write unit
and sends the hunter flying. The jetpack returns to Mando alone. He continues on foot back to Mos Eisley.
Mando returns to Mos Eisley with Fett’s armor, and no information about the location of another Mandalorian. He meets with
Peli Motto in the cantina. She is gambling against Dr. Mandible, a human-size ant. He has a contact who can tell him where
to find some Mandalorians. As they cook the krayt dragon meat, Peli returns to inform Mando that a Mandalorian covert is
nearby in the same sector. It is unknown if this is one of the Mandalorians who survived Nevarro. In return for this information,
the contact requests passage to the system on the Razor Crest, and they must be transported without using hyperdrive.
Mando reluctantly agrees, and is introduced to The Passenger, a humanoid amphibian (called “Frog Lady” on screen).
She is transporting her eggs to her husband on the estuary moon of Trask in the gas giant Kol Iben so that they can be
fertilized. If they are transported through hyperspace, they will die. She says that her husband has seen Mandalorians on
Trask. The crew board the ship and leave Tatooine.
With no light speed, Mando sets the course for Trask and gets ready to rest while The Child secretly indulges in eating one of
The Passenger’s eggs. Mando scolds The Child and takes him for his nap. He wakes up to an alarm as two X-Wing fighters
approach and demand he activate his transponder. Mando attempts to deflect the requirement under New Republic
jurisdiction, but is asked to “send a ping” to help them “sweep for Imperial holdouts.” Mando sends the ping, and the X-Wings
lock into attack formation. They found out about his involvement with the extraction of The Prisoner in Chapter 6. He is
ordered to follow them to their command post.
Mando flees to a nearby ice planet. The pilots threaten to fire on him if he does not stand down. Mando manages to lose the
X-Wings, but crashes into an underground ice cave. Mando and The Passenger wake up and notice the damage to the ship.
Mando explains that they will fix the hole in the ship in the morning. The Passenger objects, but since Mando does not
understand her, they cannot communicate. The Passenger uses an inactive bounty hunter droid to interpret her language to
Mando. She explains that these eggs are the last of her life cycle, and the last of her species. Trask is the only planet that is
hospitable to her species. Their predicament cannot wait until morning as the time for her eggs to be fertilized is limited.
Mando goes out and works on the ship.
The Passenger takes a trip into the caves and finds a hot spring where she places her eggs to keep them warm. Mando
finds her and demands that they leave the cave immediately. At the same time, The Child discovers one of many eggs in the
cave. He opens it up to reveal a baby ice spider, which he eats. At that point, all the eggs begin hatching and hundreds of ice
spiders appear.
The spiders chase the three back to the Crest and hold them up inside. As it looks to be at its worst, the spiders begin taking
shots from an unseen source. When it is safe enough for him to go outside, Mando sees that it is the two X-Wing pilots who
had tracked his location.
After taking out the last one, the pilots explain that even though Mando had illegally abducted The Prisoner, he also
apprehended three culprits from the wanted register, and protected a correctional corps lieutenant. While he should be
arrested, the pilots concede that “these are trying times,” and allow Mando to fly freely once he fixes his transponder.
Mando fixes up the ship enough to get it to space. The three head for Trask with The Passenger lovingly clutching her
remaining brood as The Child consumes one last egg.
Season 2, Episode 3
Chapter 11: The Heiress
On their way to Trask, an alarm wakes up the three in the cockpit. Without the automatic landing feature, Mando drops the
Crest into the planet’s orbit manually and has The Passenger hold a lever to keep the ship stable. The Crest lands in the bay.
The Crest is hoisted out of the bay and Mando asks a Mon Calamari dock worker to fix it. The worker says he can only make
it fly. The Passenger finds her husband, who directs Mando to an inn when asked about others “of his kind.” Mando and The
Child arrive and sit down. He asks the waiter if he knows of others like him. The waiter says he knows someone who might
help. A Quarren sits and tells Mando he can sail him to others of his kind. Mando takes to the sea with a crew led by the
Quarren’s brother. On their way, the captain shows Mando and The Child the feeding of a mamacore creature in the ship’s
hold. He then knocks The Child and Mando into the mamacore cell in order to get the Beskar armor. A trio in Mandalorian
armor arrive and save them. While Mando is speaking to them, the three remove their helmets.
The leader, Bo-Katan (Katee Sakhoff), tells him that the armor has been in her family for generations. She is of Clan Kryze,
born on Mandalore and a fighter in The Purge. She identifies Mando as a Child of The Watch, which she calls “a cult of
religious zealots that broke away from modern Mandalorian society to re-establish the ancient way.” Mando says that the only
way is the Way of the Mandalore, before taking off in disgust. The three leave and destroy the ship while Mando returns to the
town, still without information about other Mandalorians.
Quarren ambushes Mando and The Child for killing his brother. Again the trio saves them and offers to at least buy him a
drink.
In the cantina, Bo-Katan explains their rebellion so that she may take her throen to re-establish Mandalore. Mando tells her
that he is returning The Child to the Jedi. She tells him she can lead them to a Jedi, but they need his help to steal a shipment
of weapons from an Imperial freighter before it can leave the planet’s atmosphere. Mando agrees and leaves The Child with
The Passenger and her husband. He watches as an egg starts to hatch.
The four attack the freighter, easily taking out StormTroopers with little assist from Mando. The commander (Titus Welliver)
orders the pilots to begin climbing before leaving the atmosphere. He orders the troops on the lower deck cargo hold to hold
the Mandalorians off until they can make the jump to hyperspace. The Mandalorians are trapped in the cargo control area,
where they immediately open the hatch and suck all the troops out into the air. Bo-Katan has a radio standoff with the
commander and tells him that they are taking the ship, much to Mando’s surprise. She tells Mando that she needs something
if she is to rule Mandalore and the commander knows where it is. When he tells her she has changed the terms of the deal,
she smiles at him and says, “This is The Way.” As the three walk off and don their helmets, Mando looks on with deep
suspicion.
The commander speaks to Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito) and requests backup. Moff Gideon tells him that backup is not
an option, and tells the commander he knows what to do. “Long live the Empire,” Gideon says. The commander nods
his head, kills both pilots, and steers the ship into a kamikaze nosedive. With significant altitude loss, the four are being held
off by several StormTroopers. Mando runs toward the Storm Troopers, taking several hits, and manages to throw two
grenades at them, taking them all out. The four make it to the cockpit and subdue the commander long enough to level the
ship. Bo-Katan demands the location of the DarkSaber. The commander tells her she knows where it is. She demands Moff
Gideon’s location. The commander bites down on an electric capsule and dies. With no more threats and their mission
complete, Mando demands the location of the Jedi. She tells him to take The Child to the city of Calodan on the forest planet
of Corvus, where he will meet Ahsoka Tano. She tells him to drop her name and thanks him for his bravery. When she says,
“This is The Way,” Mando now appropriately responds, “This is The Way.”
Mando leaves the ship on his jetpack and returns to pick up The Child. The Passenger and her husband marvel at their
newborn. Mando returns to a barely repaired ship. As they begin to leave, and octopus-like creature crawls out of nowhere
and descends on The Child, but Mando catches it, kills it, and feeds it to him. The Crest jumps to light speed.
Season 2, Episode 4
Chapter 12: The Siege
The Razor Crest stalls in space, and Mando and the Child work together to start up the engine again. They fail. Mando
decides to make a pit stop on Nevarro to have the ship repaired.
On Nevarro, a cantina is being robbed. Cara Dune stops them. A meerkat creature imprints on Cara for saving it, but she
leaves it some food as she leaves.
Mando arrives n Nevarro and manages to land the ship. He is greeted by Cara and Greef Karga (Carl Weathers), who
orders the repairs be done and Mando’s chip and gleefully greets The Child (who saved his life in Chapter 9). As they walk
through town, Greef and Cara show Mando how it has changed since the Stormtroopers left. Cara is now Marshal Dune, and
a school is open, where lessons are being taught by a 3PO droid. Greef seats the Child in the classroom in front of a girl with
hair like Rey. The Child is intrigued by a classmate’s snacks. The classmate refuses to share, so The Child uses the Force to
take the snacks.
Greef takes Mando to see Mythrol (the first bounty of the series), who is now working off his debt as Greef’s bookkeeper.
Cara asks that they speak business. Mando only wishes to repair his ship, which Greef says means he will have free time to
help them with a mission. Cara shows him the location of an old imperial base. It has a skeleton crew but not abandoned.
Greef wants the base taken out so that Nevarro can become a trade anchor for the sector, and the planet would be safe and
free from the Empire.
Mythrol drives them out to the lava canyons on his speeder. Mando flies up and takes out a Stormtrooper to activate the
elevator. Mythrol reluctantly joins Cara and Greef under fear of the lava tide and bribed with extra time served. When they
arrive at the top, they discover that Mando has taken out another Stormtrooper. While Mythrol marvels at the Imperial vessels
that could sell high on the black market, Mando reminds him that they are there to destroy the base and everything in it.
The four continue into the base, where an Imperial officer is attempting to communicate with the two troopers in the shuttle
bay (that Mando just took out). Cara puts him to sleep in a chokehold, Mando shuts off all camera feeds, and Greef takes a
code cylinder from the officer, saying it will come in handy. Mando leads them to the access corridor to the heat shaft. They
pass by two Stormtroopers, but do not engage them. Greef has Mythrol use the code cylinder to open the door. They walk in
over an active lava pit. Greef orders Mythrol to drain the coolant lines. Mythrol comments on how there is no guardrail. He
uses the code cylinder to drain the coolant lines, which aggravates the lava. He tells them, “She’s gonna blow! We gotta get
out of here!” The four make their way through, avoiding Stromtroopers where they can. They encounter two imperial scientists
purging the drives, who draw on them. One yells to the other, “Destroy it!!” The other scientist shoots the control panel as
Mando, Greef and Cara shoot at the scientists, taking them both out. They manage to enter the science vault. They see
several bodies suspended in stasis pods. Cara determines that the base was not military, but a lab. Mando comments that
he doesn’t like this.
Mythrol accesses a recording of Dr. Pershing from Chapter 2, relaying to Moff Gideon that he could only draw so much blood
from The Child without killing it. This reveals to Mando that Gideon is still alive and after The Child, so he rushes back to get
him, leaving Greef, Cara, and Mythrol to save themselves.
As they escape on an imperial transporter that destroys Mythrol’s speeder, several TIE Fighters attack as the base is overrun
with lava and is destroyed.
The TIEs take out the transporter’s deck shooter, but the three are saved by Mando in the fully repaired Razor Crest with The
Child safely strapped in, still eating the cookies from school.
As Greef thanks Mando for his bravery, Cara is approached by a rebel fighter who served on Alderaan. He encourages her
to enlist, but she turns him down.
As Mando and The Child depart en route to Corvus, a transmission is sent to an Imperial starship, where the commanding
officer relays to Moff Gideon that the homing beacon was successfully installed on the Crest and transmitting.
As Gideon anticipates recapturing The Child, he looks out at two rows of clones in armor like that of Darth Vader.
Season 2, Episode 5
Chapter 13: The Jedi
On the planet Corvus, the gated city of Calodan is under tyrannical rule by the Magistrate Morgan Elspeth (Diana Lee
Inosonto) and her personal guard Lang (Michael Biehn). An alarm is sounded as the jedi Ahsoka Tano approaches and
demands information from the Magistrate. She gives her until tomorrow to consider.
Mando and The Child arrive on Corvus and land outside of Calodan. As they leave, Mando notices that The Child used the
Force to twist the ball from the top of the Crest’s gear shift again. He puts it in his pocket, and they continue. At the city gate,
he tells Lang he is there seeking a jedi. He cautiously admits him. Mando is told by a villager (Wing Tao Chong) not to speak
to anyone in the city. Mando is swiftly approached by guards who take him to the Magistrate and eye the villager suspiciously.
Mando arrives at the Magistrate’s water garden, where she presents him with a spear of pure beskar as payment after he
kills Ahsoka Tano. Mando asks where he can find her. Upon leaving, Lang inquires about The Child. Mando says he keeps it
for luck. Lang tells him he will need that when facing Ahsoka. Mando departs with The Child.
Upon encountering her, after a brief struggle in which his beskar armor blocks the energy of the two white lightsabers, Mando
identifies her as Ahsoka Tano and tells her he was sent by Bo-Katan. She immediately inquires about The Child. After sitting
with him for some time, Ahsoka uses the Force to see The Child’s past and is able to tell Mando several things about his
origins.
The Child’s name is Grogu. He was raised in a Jedi temple on Coruscant, but hidden away when the Empire rose to power.
She comments on his likeness to master Yoda.
Ahsoka and Mando work to train Grogu in using the Force. While he does not respond well to Ahsoka’s teaching, Mando is
able to get through to him using the ball from his ship. Ahsoka tells Mando that she cannot train Grogu, and that she worries
that his fear to use the Force could corrupt him as it did Darth Vader. With little recourse, Mando agrees to help Ahsoka take
out the Magistrate and free the city.
Ahsoka approaches the gate, takes out the guards, and enters the city. She throws down a piece of Mando’s beskar armor
and tells them he failed. After taking out several guards and droids, Ahsoka makes it to the garden gate, where Mando (with
help from the villager) flanks Lang and his men long enough for Ahsoka to confront the Magistrate. Mando and Lang standoff
outside.
The Magistrate uses the beskar spear to fight Ahsoka, but ultimately loses before Mando takes out Lang. Ahsoka demands
the location of the Magistrate’s master - Grand Admiral Thrawn.
The city is freed, and the villager who helped Mando is anointed, Governor Wing. At the gate, Ahsoka gives Mando the
spear, saying it belongs with a Mandalorian. Mando promises to bring Grogu back to say goodbye. When he arrives back at
the Crest, Grogu is fast asleep. Mando stays with him until he wakes up.
Outside the ship, Ahsoka comments that Mando is like a father to Grogu. She repeats that she cannot train him, but tells him
where he can find the ruins of an old temple on the planet Tython. Upon placing him at the seeing stone at the top of the
mountain, Grogu will choose his path in the Force. If he reaches out, there is a chance a surviving jedi may sense his
presence and come searching for him.
Mando thanks her. She says, “May the Force be with you.” Mando and Grogu depart, en route to Tython while Ahsoka returns
to Calodan.
Season 2, Episode 6
14: The Tragedy
The Razor Crest arrives at the planet Tython. Mando looks over at Grogu as he plays with the ball from the gear shift. He
marvels with pride at Grogu’s recognition to his own name and his ability to use the Force to pull the ball back to him.
When they arrive on Tython, Mando sees the mountain Ahsoka Tano told them about in Chapter 13. He decides to land the
Crest and fly Grogu there by jetpack. They approach the site and Mando places Grogu on the seeing stone. Nothing happens
at first, but as a butterfly comes to Grogu, Mando sees the Slave I enter the atmosphere. At that point, Grogu begins to reach
out through the Force. Mando sees Boba Fett leave the Slave I. After a brief exchange of gunfire, Fett reveals that Fennec
survived Chapter 5 and has her sights set on Grogu.
Mando agrees to stand down if they do the same. Fett tells him that he does not want bloodshed, all he wants is his armor
back, and admits that he is not Mandalorian. Mando tells him that he is therefore not worthy of the armor.
They discuss Fennec’s survival with some cybernetic guts inserted by Fett. He tells Mando that the bounty on Grogu’s head
has gone up significantly. Two Imperial shuttles arrives carrying dozens of Stormtroopers. Mando rushes to get Grogu, but he
cannot get past the Forcefield. Feet easily takes out several Stormtroopers using his Warhammer-like spear. Fennec holds
others off, eventually destroying their machine gun blaster with a boulder. Unopposed, Fett heads for the open Razor Crest.
Mando tries again to get Grogu, but to no avail. Grogu finally finishes communing through the Force and goes to sleep.
Mando helps Fennec push back the Stormtroopers before Fett arrives in his armor and takes them out. The remaining
Stormtroopers retreat to their shuttles and fly back. Fett uses his rocket (replenished offscreen since Chapter 9) and
manages to take out both shuttles. He tells Mando they were not what he was aiming for.
Above the clouds, an unseen vessel fires a single shot at the Razor Crest, annihilating it. Above, in the Imperial starship, Moff
Gideon asks if the ‘dark troopers’ have been engaged. The commander confirms. Four dark bipedal droids depart from the
ship and fly to Grogu’s location. Mando and Fennec do not make it in time to stop them. Fett pursues the dark troopers in the
Slave I, and tells Fennec “the Empire has returned” upon seeing the ship. In the wreckage of the Razor Crest, Mando
recovers two items: Grogu’s ball, and the beskar spear.
Fett shows Mando the armor’s history of ownership, and that it belonged to his father Jango Fett. Mando realizes his father
was a foundling who fought in the Mandalorian civil wars. Mando tells them that their business is complete, but Fett
disagrees. They had agreed to keep Grogu safe from harm in exchange for the armor. Until he is safe, Fett and Fennec are,
by code, in Mando’s service.
The three fly to Nevarro, where Mando speaks with newly appointed Marshal Cara Dune. He asks her about Miggs Mayfeld
from Chapter 6. He believes Mayfeld can help him find Moff Gideon. He tells her that the Empire has Grogu. Although she
realizes the enormity of the problem, she reminds Mando of her responsibility to her new duties as Marshal.
On Moff Gideon’s ship, Grogu uses the Force to hold off two Stormtroopers in his cell. Gideon watches as Grogu finally
knocks them both out. Gideon notices how Grogu becomes tired after using the Force. Gideon taunts Grogu with the
darksaber before ordering a Stormtrooper to stun him. Gideon orders Grogu shackled, and a message sent to Dr. Pershing
that they have the donor.
Season 2, Episode 7
Chapter 15: The Believer
In a junkyard, several inmates are dismantling Imperial ships. Inmate 34667, Mayfeld, is called down by the guard droid to
receive new instructions. Marshal Dune appears and remands Mayfeld to her custody. Confused and reluctant, Mayfeld
follows Dune back to the Slave I, where he is greeted by Boba Fett, Fennec and Mando. Mayfeld is being tasked by Mando
to use his knowledge as a former Imperial soldier to help them locate Moff Gideon’s base and save Grogu.
The Slave I ascends. Mando asks Mayfeld for the coordinates to Moff Gideon’s ship. Mayfeld tells him those can only be
accessed by another Imperial vessel. He knows of an Imperial mining refinery on Morak. Mando tells Fett to head for Morak.
Upon their arrival, Fett determines that the facility is refining rhydonium, a highly volatile and explosive substance. The refinery
is also guarded by anti-aircraft weaponry as well as a platoon of security forces. Mando suggests they go in quietly.
They arrive on the planet and locate a transport headed for the refinery. Mayfeld tells Dune that her genetic signature will set
off alarms as she is wanted by the ISB. Fennec realizes she would set off the alarm too. Mando asks Fett, who answers,
“Let’s just say they’ll recognize my face.”
Mayfeld goes in with Mando and Dune. They take out the transport’s drivers and Mando takes the armor of one so as not to
appear strange. Mayfeld takes armor too, and makes fun of Mando. Mando leaves his beskar armor with Dune. Mayfeld
continues as the driver and tries to talk to Mando, but Mando remains silent. Mayfeld explains that there is a difference
between Mando not being allowed to remove his helmet and not being allowed to show his face. Mando scoffs at the idea
that he and Mayfeld may have something in common.
Ahead of them, another transport vessel is blown up. Pirates attack their vessel. Mando shoots at the pirates, who have
thermal detonators. More pirates approach. Mando shoots t them but runs out of ammo. He throws the gun and fights the
pirates hand to hand. His stormtrooper armor is easily broker by their spears, but he is able to take some of them out.
Mayfeld notices that as the vessel increases in speed the rhydonium becomes more volatile, so he must allow the pirates to
take Mando. Two pirates manage to hold Mando down while one attaches a detonator to one of the rhydonium pieces, but
Mando throws it just in time. Four more groups of pirates approach as they near a bridge. Those pirates are taken out by TIE
Fighters as Dune and Fennec arrive on a hilltop. Stormtroopers leave the base to assist the return of the rhydonium.
Mando and Mayfeld arrive at the refinery and are able to access a terminal in the officers’ mess hall. But Mayfeld recognizes
his former commanding officer Valin Hess. Mayfeld is afraid he will be made, and gives Mando the memory stick to
download the coordinates, but warns that Mando must remove his helmet to be scanned.
Being that he is not in his Mandalorian armor, and he would only be revealing his face to the computer, and not a living thing,
Mando takes the chance. As the memory stick finished downloading the location of Gideon’s ship, Mando is approached by
Hess, who questions him as to his designation. Mando plays it off as best he can before Mayfeld arrives to explain. Hess
recognizes them as the troopers who delivered the shipment of rhydonium. He invites them for a drink as they were the only
convoy to deliver a shipment. Outside, Dune and Fennec prepare to infiltrate the base.
After a brief conversation where he speaks his mind on the dealings of the Empire, Mayfeld shoots Hess. He and Mando
take out each officer and trooper in the room. Mayfeld hands Mando a helmet, and tells him he never saw his face. Fennec
and Dune hold off troopers as Fett flies the ship to pick them up. Mayfeld fires at the rhydonium supply, taking out the refinery.
TIE Fighters approach the Slave I, but Fett easily outmaneuvers them and takes them out with a pulse grenade.
Back on ground Dune tells Mando it’s too bad Mayfeld died in the refinery explosion. Mayfeld realizes he is free and goes off
on his own. Mando gets the coordinates for Moff Gideon, and departs. On Gideon’s ship, a transmission is received from
Mando, telling Gideon that he will soon have Grogu back.
Season 2 Episode 8
Chapter 16: The Rescue
The Slave I is in pursuit of Dr. Pershing’s Imperial shuttle. Boba Fett fires the ion cannon at the ship, disabling it. He sends a
transmission telling the crew to prepare to be boarded. Marshal Cara Dune and Mando take out the pilots and kidnap Dr.
Pershing.
The Slave I lands on Trask. Fett and Mando enter a cantina and meet with Bo-Katan Kryze. When he tells her that Gideon
took Grogu, she tells him they will not find him. Mando tells her that he has the coordinates of Gideon’s ship. There is great
tension towards Boba Fett. Mando tells her that Gideon’s light cruiser could help her restore Mandalore. There is a brief
scuffle between Fett and Koska Reeves. Bo-Katan agrees to help Mando in exchange for the ship. Mando agrees. Bo-Katan
also wants the Darksaber so that she can retake Mandalore. Mando tells her that, as long as he gets Grogu back, she can
have whatever she wants.
On the Slave I, Dr. Pershing explains the dangers of approaching Gideon’s ship. He also warns them of the dark troopers. He
explains that the dark troopers are droids. Fennec asks where they are bivouacked. Pershing shows him where Grogu is
being held. Bo-Katan lays out a plan to take the bridge, distracting Gideon’s forces while Mando sneaks in to save Grogu.
Bo-Katan demands Moff Gideon for herself, but Marshal Dune tells her she wants him alive. Bo-Katan repeats her sole
interest in the darksaber.
The shuttle emerges from hyperspace carrying Mando, Dune, Fennec, Bo-Katan, and Reeves, with the Slave I in hot pursuit.
Gideon launches TIE fighters to assist the shuttle, which Bo-Katan pilots erroneously to land. The shuttle docks as Fett pulls
away and takes out the TIEs. The attack begins as Fennec, Dune, Bo-Katan and Reeves exit the shuttle, guns ablazing.
Gideon immediately orders the activation of the dark troopers.
Mando quietly exits the shuttle, carrying the beskar spear. The four continue to draw stromtroopers away from Grogu’s cell as
they approach the bridge. The dark troopers become fully charged. Fennec and Dune take out more troopers with help from
the Mandalorians. Mando continues to Grogu’s cell. The dark troopers activate and begin to walk toward the hall. Mando
manages to stop all but 1 dark trooper from exiting the cell. It attacks him, but is unable to break through his beskar armor.
The beskar spear proves to be a formidable weapon to defeat the trooper, and Mando opens the air lock to release the rest
into space.
The four arrive at the bridge and take out all troopers and officers. Gideon is nowhere to be found. Reeves disarms the
weapons system as Mando takes out two stormtroopers guarding Grogu’s cell. Gideon is waiting for him, with the Darksaber
trained on Grogu. Gideon demands he drop his blaster and kick it over to him. Gideon explains the power of the darksaber.
He tells him that whoever wields it has power to rule Mandalore. Mando tells him he only wants Grogu. Gideon agrees, on the
condition that Mando never return. As Mando agrees, Gideon attacks him with the darksaber, which cannot cut through pure
beskar. Mando fights back using the beskar spear against the darksaber. Mando disarms Gideon and shackles him. He
takes Grogu with Gideon and the darksaber to the bridge. Mando attempts to give the darksaber to Bo-Katan. However,
Gideon tells him that it has to be won in battle in order for her to take the darksaber from Mando. Mando attempts to yield it
without fighting, but Gideon and Bo-Katan know he cannot do this.
The dark troopers return to the base. Gideon finds a blaster, and conceals it beneath his cape. Mando sets Grogu down so
he can rest as the troopers return to the base. The troopers approach the bridge and begin to punch the door to break it
down. Gideon informs them that the troopers will kill everyone except for he and Grogu.
An X-Wing fighter approaches carrying a jedi wielding a green lightsaber. The dark troopers identify it as a greater threat
and collectively change priority. Grogu watches on the surveillance video as the jedi easily takes out all troopers. Gideon
attempts to shoot Reeves and takes aim at Grogu, but Mando blocks the shots and Dune knocks Gideon out. Grogu watches
attentively as the jedi continues through the ship. The jedi continues taking out the dark troopers using the lightsaber and
Force alike. Mando picks up Grogu and opens the doors. The jedi enters.
It is Luke Skywalker. He calls Grogu over, but Grogu is unsure. Luke tells Mando that he will protect Grogu, but he must
master his abilities before they can be reunited.
Mando picks up The Child and takes off his helmet so that he may see his face. Mando tells him not to be afraid. He sets
Grogu down, and Grogu is still unsure. R2-D2 rolls in, and Grogu is able to understand him. R2 talks to Grogu, who asks Luke
to pick him up, and the three depart the bridge.
POST CREDITS:
On Tattoine, at Jabba’s palace, Bib Fortuna sits the throne of his former master. Fennec enters and takes out all of his
guards before freeing his female slave. Boba Fett follows and shoots Bib dead. Fett knocks his body off the throne and sits,
with Fennec proudly drinking by his side, as his guard.
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