warning! This article contains spoilers for episodes 1 and 2 of season 3 of The Mandalorian.
Although Jon Favreau’s recent comments about PalestiniansThe Avengers timeline has been pretty shocking and season 3 could really prove his point. Recently, there has been an explosion on the Internet Palestinians The creator explains how much time has passed between the two of you Palestinians season 2 finale and Boba Fett’s Book. According to Favreau, Grogu has been training with Luke Skywalker for over two years. However, this seems to contradict everything the viewer sees on screen, raising questions like why did Mando take so long to find his secret and why the Jedi Temple by Luke Skywalker is part of Ding’s visit to Gero. It was only built in ancient times.
thought before Palestinians Season 3 will take place 3 years after the events of season 1, making Grogu 53 years old. With Favreau’s added time jump, Grogu is now around 55 years old, Dr. Pershing and Moff Gideon have been prisoners of the New Republic for years, and the presence of the Imperial Outer Rim will grow exponentially. PalestiniansThe sequels will also be affected – how long will it take Sabine Wren and Ahsoka Tano to find Thrawn and Ezra Bridger, because Star Wars‘ The ending takes place in return of jedi?However, despite the confusion, there are some scenes from Palestinians The first two episodes of season 3 support Favreau’s bold claim.
Mandalorian season 3 improvements to Nevarro show that time has passed
When Mando and Grogu visit Nevarro Palestinians Season 3, Episode 1, “Chapter 17 – The Apostate”, sees the planet change beyond recognition. People are thriving, the town is looking better than ever, business is booming, and Griff Calgar is now a senior judge in a pretty new gown. Mando himself commented how much the town had changed when he saw children playing in the streets. Even though Nevarro was in Palestinians Part 2 vs Part 2 Palestinians Season 1, the transformation that is taking place is impressive.
Nevarro variations are shown in the figure Palestinians The season 3 premiere will only happen with the long interval between Din’s visits — and two years seems like a good answer. Perhaps Mando’s trip to Nevarro, even though it doesn’t really make any sense, is Favreau’s way of explaining to the audience how much time passes between them. Palestinians Parts 2 and 3 need not be spelled out in the render information. It’s an effective strategy, and certainly helps justify Favreau’s bold claims of timing.
Din Djarin seems to have not seen Peli’s motto in a while
Palestinians Season 3, Volume 2, “Chapter 18 – The Mandalorian Mine” also provides evidence for Favreau’s Mandoverse timeline claim, although this is a bit abstract. At the beginning of the episode, Ding and Grogu visit Perry Motor on Tatooine. While their interactions don’t indicate exactly how much time has passed, their conversation would lead one to believe that they haven’t seen each other in a while. Peli commented that The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter was still working fine and she was surprised when Grogu lunged towards her from the ship’s cockpit, and she was equally surprised when Grogu babbled incoherently, creating sounds that can be louder than hers. Have heard more from him before.
While the Peli and Din scene doesn’t provide as much concrete evidence as Mando’s visit to Nevarro, it does suggest that Favreau may have known what he was doing and used these specific scenes to point out. considerable time between two people. Palestinians The end of season 2 and season 3. There could be more scenes like this – for example, when the Mandalorian brings news of his travels to Mandalore, Armorer could refer to the time period since Ding was exiled from his hiding place. Despite this convincing evidence, if Favreau wants to claim his timeline Palestinians Wait, there’s a lot of work to do.
new episode Palestinians premieres Wednesday on Disney+.