#Mandalorians
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omg-i-love-fives · 1 day ago
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Does anybody know anything about mandalorian armor for aliens? That I know off all the Mandalorians we see are human.
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furious-blueberry0 · 16 hours ago
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WIP Planning a Mirta Gev redesign bc her actual design is…. Ehm…. Something………
Anyway, here she is!!
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originalleftist · 3 days ago
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This is the Way.
Mandalorians as Jewish Allegory
First of all, we have this quote right here:
"We'll rebuild [Mandalore]. Isn't that our history? For thousands of years, we have been on the verge of extinction, and for thousands of years we have survived." ―Din Djarin
If you just replace the word Mandalore with Israel, it is a completely plausible thing for a Jewish person to say.
Anyway, on to my essay:
History:
Both Mandalorians and Jews have an indigenous homeland that is intrinsic to their culture and belief system, (Mandalore and Israel respectively). Throughout their entire history, they have been consistently under attack from various regimes seeking to commit genocide against them, (Jedi, Empire for Mandalorians, Romans, Nazis, Soviets, Arab colonialism for Jews), and yet each group has managed to remain alive and retain their culture. The Siege of Mandalore has a lot of parallels to the destruction of the Temple, and the Mandalorian Purges are very similar to the antisemitic Pogroms. Both groups are forced out of their indigenous homelands and into a diaspora, under which they are consistently hunted and attacked. Eventually, both groups regain control of their homeland from the colonizers who held previous rule over it.
Culture:
Mandalorians are either born into the culture or adopt the Creed, which is similar to born Jews and Converts. There are groups of Orthodox Mandalorians, such as the Children of the Watch, who observe the traditional laws regarding the Creed, as well as headcoverings, (similar to Orthodox Jewish people). In contrast, there are also more liberal factions of both Mandalorians and Jews. There are specific foods and religious clothing associated with both groups, their own languages, their own mythical beasts. Also, both cultures have a ceremonial bath/Mikvah associated with rituals and conversion.
Overall, I think it's fair to say that Mandalorians are an excellent allegory for Jewish people. Mandalorians are Space Jews. You can't change my mind.
This Is The Way
Am Yisrael Chai
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backtothefuturefan88 · 3 days ago
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The Mandalore
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Bonus Haunted Din Djarin art, because I still love this AU….
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(if you can’t read the words in the background, they say, “all hail the mandalore”)
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kryhara · 2 days ago
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Various other Star Wars wips/doodles that I will totally finish eventually , including Halloween Jango wip (pls ignore the writing at the top I was quoting a meme lol), character designs for my mando OC Mauve’s parents/buire, and character deisgns for Raven’s (other mando oc) bandmates
Star Wars brainrot in fact never leaves apparently
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nerdpickle · 3 days ago
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In defense of the True Mandalorians
I have seen a lot of bad takes about the true Mandalorians, so I’m going to settle some things
They are NOT space Wagner, the Wagner group is the worst of the worst, even among PMCs, the True Mandalorians are HONORABLE mercenaries.
We don't have many examples of honorable mercenaries in our real world, so I’m going to look to in lore examples 
In the clone wars we come across a group of bounty hunters who were hired to protect a village from pirates
In the mandalorian din djarin and Cara Dune are hired to protect a village from raiders
These are the types of jobs the True Mandalorians take, and in the late republic period, they were likely in abundance
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transitranger327 · 14 hours ago
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There’s a reason the best propaganda artist in the rebellion was a Mandalorian. Sabine could not let the Empire have the cooler aesthetic.
It’s well known that like Mandalorians incorporated the elements and lines of the traditional armor into their architecture and decorative arts, but like, it constantly kills me how the same elements and lines ended up in hairstyles.
Who’s going to tell these women and Bo-Katan that this is impossible?
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Your hair has gone too far, Minister of Finance.
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Seriously, who is Almec’s hairstylist? The precision of that dye job.
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Mandalorians are so completely aesthetic or die.
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star-wars-shitposts · 11 months ago
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someone had to teach the clones sex ed and our options are aliens, space monks, and some bounty hunters who were game to cut ties with friends and family for 10 years with no explanation (excellent at healthy relationships)
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adhd-coyote · 5 months ago
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I just. Love Mando’a so fucking much. It’s so great.
They have three different words to describe ways to be stabbed. Bikadinir (to stab with a broad blade; “run through”), chekar (to stab with a small blade, “shiv”), and kalikir (to stab with a narrow blade, “skewer”).
They have one pronoun. Kaysh. That’s it. Buir is just parent, there’s no mom/dad. No son/daughter, just ad, ad’ika, ikaad. Child. Vod can mean sibling, friend, comrade. All at once. Amazing.
They have dozens of ways to insult someone. Di’kut, someone who forgets to put their pants on. Utreekov, emptyhead. Najaat, no honor. Dini, lunatic. Kaysh mirsh solus, “their brain cell is lonely.” Skanah, “much hated person/thing.” Hut’uun, coward. Ge’hut’uun, not even notable enough to be called a coward (how insulting is that?). Demagolka, originating from Demagol, the name of a scientist who was so fucking shitty that his name became the worst insult a Mandalorian could call you. And that insult is child abuser, monster, war criminal, someone with no honor.
And then there’s “shab”, which we don’t have an official definition for, but the fandom collectively agrees it means “fuck.” Because we have shabiir (to screw up), shab’la (screwed up), shab’rudur (to screw with), and shabuir (jerk but much stronger, AKA asshole/motherfucker).
And Mando’ade don’t say “I love you.” They say “Ni kar’tayli gar darasuum.” I hold you in my heart for eternity. Like. Are you serious. That’s so much better than “I love you.” If someone said that to me I would die on the spot.
Mirshmure’cya means “brain kiss.” Slang for headbutt, which is a thing Mando’ade do a lot, apparently. And it’s a sign of affection, too. They show affection by gently bonking their helmets together. How adorable is that???
Oh, and shereshoy. A lust for life “and much more.” Represented by orange on their armor. “The enjoyment of each day and the determination to seek and grab every possible experience, as well as surviving to see the next day - hanging onto life and relishing it.” And that “oy” at the end of it, derived from “Oya!”
“Oya”, which can mean so many things. A war cry before a fight or hunt. A celebration. An encouragement. “Let’s hunt!” “Hoorah!” “Cheers!” “That’s the spirit!”
This post got much longer than I meant it to lol. I’ll stop here. But you get the gist. Mando’a is a wonderful language and I am in love with it.
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phantasm-echo · 5 months ago
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Happy (slightly late) Father’s Day‼️‼️‼️
I bring you all Rex and tiny domino twins from @moxiebustion ‘s Ramik’ade AU because I can’t get enough of them and ueueuueueueueueue I love them so so much
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arliganzey · 24 days ago
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This is Mandalorian coded
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furious-blueberry0 · 4 months ago
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Planning the design for Satine’s Beskar’gam, went with an Art Nouveau type of style, cause if she has wear armor, she is going to make it as extra and elegant as possible.
Also, the “heart” is made of the same material as her TCW earrings, and the design on the chest plate is the symbol of House Kryze
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jedi-starbird · 9 months ago
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Rex: So General Kenobi, how come you speak mando'a?
Obi-Wan: I've always been interested in the culture and I spent a year on Mandalore for a mission in my youth :)
Rex: I see, what about you, General Skywalker?
Anakin: Huh? Oh Obi-Wan used to drop me off in mando daycare when he went to get laid in little Keldabe, fun times, they taught me how to headbutt someone.
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azertyrobaz · 1 year ago
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Ahsoka at the Siege of Mandalore
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veryrockyraccoon · 8 months ago
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So I found a few things like this awhile back but figured I’d share my own thoughts about it.
The Mandalorians thinking of the Jedi as great warriors and to them getting a Jedi in the family was considered a great feat (that no one has managed to achieve yet), they think the Jedi have incredibly high standards, as the great warriors they are should, and continue to follow, flirt with and try to parent Jedi they see.
Meanwhile the Jedi fully believe the Mandos hate them, they specifically warn all younglings to avoid them and it’s one of the first lessons for Padawans.
At one point a Mando sees a Jedi with a Padawan and try’s to compliment the Jedis child rearing skills but they say something like “Your young one is very strong, they would make a great Mandalorian!” Which to the Mando is a compliment and a little bit of flirting, but for the Jedi, who’s already primed to stop someone from kidnapping their padawan because of how popular force-sensitive slaves are (especially those with training who aren’t considered to dangerous, ie Jedi padawans) takes this as a threat and responds with a snarled “Yes they are, and so am I” while projecting every ounce of ‘I’ll beat you black and blue’ they can into the force, the Jedi quickly pulls their padawan close and leaves. Meanwhile the Mando is like “Wow that was hot” and is all proud of themselves for coming up with such a great compliment.
A ton of other shenanigans ensue and it’s great.
Side note I love the idea of the Jedi being very off putting to most others, not in a clear way but a lot of small things (just to fast reflexes, knowing what you’re about to say and responding before you even started etc).
Also here’s a list of reasons Jedi are the perfect spouse to Mandos
They’re great warriors who treat battles as dances, you will never get tired of watching their swirling robes and glowing blades.
They’re amazing with kids, raising their young is a great honor to them.
They stay level headed in the most stressful of situations, remaining competent and calm the entire time.
Their ability to sense danger means they almost always have the upper hand in battle.
Again great fighters, you won’t know true awe until you seen a Jedi cut down a field of enemies in less time then it takes most to fight a small gang.
Anyway these were just some thoughts I had, if anyone has any fic recs with this premise please let me know!!
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