Explained the Final Credits Scene of the Mandalorian Season Two: Big Teaser

Season 2 of The Mandalorian Came to him Wildly conclusion On Disney Plus On Friday, we were all surprised with a dramatic scene of the subsequent credits establishing a new underworld mode in Star Wars and a thrilling teaser for season three.

Let’s dive into a miserable hive Spoilers. This show was set about five years after the Jedi returned.

Assassin Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) stormed the throne room of the former Jabba the Hutt mansion in Tatooine, where Jabba’s Twi’lek majordomo Bib Fortuna (Matthew Wood) sits in Hutt’s ancient place. Your art kills his guards and free a dancer.

Gabba is suffocated to death by Leah Organa in Return of Capricorn, and it appears that Fortuna has assumed the position of crime boss on the planet. He’s also gained weight, which indicates that he’s been in charge for quite some time. He seems to be saying “Maclunkey” (Huttese for “This will be the end of you”) shortly after Fennec enters – it looks like McClunkey’s soon enough.

Bounty hunter Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) follows shortly thereafter, with Fortuna expressing astonishment at his return.

“Bubba. I thought you were dead!” He says in the Hottian language. “I am very pleased to see you. I have heard many rumors.”

Twi’lek is probably noticeably less happy after Bubba shot him down and seated on his throne. Tatooine seems to have a new crime master.

“The Book of Boba Fett: Coming December 2021” – This is likely to be a bother for Season 3, given the naming convention for the episode “the chapter” of the show and the fact that we know the next season Coming next December. There is, too Many, many Disney Plus Star Wars shows Already on the road.

It might seem like a big chunk of difficult axis of view, but Grogu’s main outline was mostly coiled up Season 2 final And that could be the way The Mandalorian evolved. Mando’s own adventures can continue (perhaps he will lead the liberation of Mandalore from imperial rule), as Boba summons power over the Tatooine. Or, it’s an entirely new version of Boba! Lucasfilm did not respond to a request for comment.

Read more: Original actor Bubba Fett, Jeremy Bulloch, dies at the age of 75

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