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The Mandalorian takes over The Book of Boba Fett and presents what feels like a transition episode.
| Aired | 1/26/2022 |
| Network | Disney Plus |
| Directed By | Bryce Dallas Howard |
| Written By | Jon Favreau |
| Introduced This Episode | |
| Paz Vizsla | Tait Fletcher |
Recap
This Is The Way – Din, Armorer, Paz Vizsla
After collecting a bounty, Din learns of where the Armorer and Paz Vizsla have made a new home, and there he commits to rebuilding their clan. However, with holding the dark saber comes Paz wanting to challenge him for it, as it was forged by Paz’s ancestor. But, with him losing in combat, it remains Din’s. Though, while the win solidifies Din’s battle abilities, unfortunately, the reveal of him taking off his helmet means the Armorer disowning him. Thus, Din is on his own once more.
Heading Back To Tatooine – Din, Peli
With nothing holding him to his current location, Din is ready to get a Razor Crest and visit Grogu. So, he heads to Tatooine under the impression Peli has found one for him to purchase, but what she really has is an N-1 Star Fighter from the Galatic Republic era. Meaning, with it being pre-empire, there is no tracking system.
This, at first, is a strong no from Din, but as he works on the fighter and test drives it, he comes around to seeing why Peli believed he’d like this vehicle.
Needing Some Muscle – Fennec, Din, Peli
Though, from what it seems, he may not be using it to go off-world anytime soon. For no sooner than him finishing his test drive, Fennec shows up and asks Din to be the muscle Boba Fett needs. Which, for free, Din agrees to, though it seems he needs to make one trip first.
Collected Quote(s) & .Gifs
Persistence without insight will lead to the same outcome.
— The Armorer
Things To Note | Question(s) Left Unanswered
Question(s) Left Unanswered
- Is The Book of Boba Fett going to be one season, or is it planned for multiple seasons?
What Could Happen Next
- The show leaning heavily on Din to compensate for what Boba Fett lacks.
Review
Highlights
The Insertion of Din Into The Book of Boba Fett
As noted previously, Boba Fett is a dry character whose name recognition is far more alluring than anything presented thus far. Yes, his time with the Tuskens is a highlight for the season, but beyond that? He is a character past its prime, and rarely are we given any reason to think otherwise.
Which makes Din’s appearance and him seemingly joining (and saving) this show a blessing. For while Din, on the surface, can seem like a rather straightforward and bland character, his fight scenes are better, you get an almost dry humor vibe when he talks, and there is life in his performance. So here is hoping that Din is playing an extended role in this Boba Fett experiment and maybe lasts beyond the Pyke war.
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