The Rebels series finale revealed that Commander Rex fought in Return of the Jedi's Battle of Endor (a few years prior to the events of The Mandalorian), while Commander Wolffe survived until at least the end of Rebels (which took place years before A New Hope). Even though clone troopers were designed to age at an accelerated speed, some could still be alive. However, Boba isn't the only person with Jango's face. We haven't seen other members of his clan since season 1, but he'll probably have some questions next time their paths cross.ĭisney also announced three of its many upcoming Star Wars shows - The Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka and Rangers of the New Republic - that will be set around the same point in the timeline as The Mandalorian, so plot threads from the those could feed into season 3 (or some future season). But he gradually became more open to showing his face during the first two seasons. Bo-Katan revealed that he's a Child of the Watch, a 'cult of religious zealots that broke away from Mandalorian society.' That's why he isn't supposed to remove his helmet and reveal his face to anyone. We also found out that Mando isn't a typical Mandalorian.

Moff Gideon shows off the Darksaber, which he lost in the season 2 finale. It seems likely that he'll join Bo-Katan's mission in season 3. In the season finale, Mando took possession of the Darksaber and inadvertently became the leader of the Mandalorians. She was on a mission to retake their home world Mandalore and get the Darksaber (a Mandalorian symbol of leadership) back from Gideon. Mando's mission - reuniting the little guy with his own kind - is done, so his priorities will shift.ĭuring season 2, Mando (real name Din Djarin) also ran into another group of Mandalorians, led by Bo-Katan Kryze. Since season 2 seemed to wrap up the Baby Yoda plot line, with Luke Skywalker taking Grogu for Jedi training, you might wonder where the show can go next.

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