#bo x mando

[hennikryzefan]

This is the moment Katee talked about.

[lillththesuccubus]

Din Dijarin watching Bo Katan beat the living shit out of Axe Woves Like:

[rainybearstudio]

From Princess Mononoke 🔪

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[eithniel]

Ni kar'tayl gar darasuum

[manofbeskar]

lesbian bo-katan strikes again

[loth-creatures]

These two are my endgame for the mando and no one will stop me

[kittyhasskittles]

Day 3 of Nitearmor week: The Mando Bonk of affection (ft my oc Toro in the back)

Bonus Panel:

They're so silly.

[flilisskywalker]

If I had a nickel every time Rick Famuyiwa directed a Star Wars season finale that separates the two characters who have the best shot at romance in the franchise right now, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

[jedikaylin]

Bo Katan turned Mando into baby girl this season

[justanotherdinboshipper]

Grogu is Dinbo's Child

It's adorable that Din and Grogu both have the same symbol of their clan on their armor-The Mudhorn. It signifies the moment a bond/relationship was formed between them. Since Episode 2 of Season 1 The Child, they slowly became each other's family.

But have we all forgotten the possibility that Grogu still has that Mythosaur necklace Din gave him?

And who has a Mythosaur symbol on the same right pauldron where Din has the Mudhorn's signet? Bo-Katan Kryze.

And all of it is in the same style—unpainted pure beskar!

If Grogu still has that necklace, then he carries both Dad and Mom's Din and Bo's signets: the Mudhorn and the Mythosaur. And since Din was the original owner of the necklace, it isn't just Grogu's; it’s also Din's.

I saw somewhere that Season 3, Episode 2, "The Mines of Mandalore," has direct parallels with Season 1, Episode 2, "The Child."

In both episodes, Grogu forms a connection with both Din and Bo.

In both episodes, Din and Bo protect Grogu in the same manner, by pushing his pram away from danger.

In both episodes, Grogu witnesses Din and Bo's combat skills firsthand.

And that line from Bo-Katan, "Do you think your dad was the only Mandalorian?" is like telling Grogu that his mom is also a Mandalorian. Just saying.

In both episodes, Din and Bo encounter a creature that becomes the signet of their right pauldrons.

Additionally, Din is saved in both instances by someone his group considers an enemy.

And explain why Bo left her new pauldron unpainted, like Din's, when she could have painted it blue. It's not like the Armorer didn't have any blue paint. It was a deliberate choice.

In Season 1, Episode 2, Din and Grogu started their journey as a clan of two. Since that moment, they were never separated. Grogu goes wherever Din goes. Of course, they were temporarily separated in the Season 2 finale, and that lasted for two whole years. But look, they still came back to each other because their relationship was already forged.

In Season 3, Episode 2, Din, Grogu, and Bo started their journey as a clan of three. Since that moment, the three of them have spent each episode together, never allowing themselves to be separated. Wherever she goes, Din and Grogu go as well.

But then the finale happened, and they were separated. However, since the bond was already forged, it was only a temporary separation. They will be back together once more, and when they do, they'll officially be a family, a clan of three.

In the finale of Season 3, Grogu sensed the Mythosaur at the moment when he and Din were officially announced to be a family. Did it just come back in that one moment randomly? No, I don't think so. It could be foreshadowing that someone would also be an official part of their family that carries that same symbol of the creature Grogu felt.

I believe Grogu should be next in line after Bo-Katan, considering the darksaber was originally owned by a Mandalorian Jedi Knight. Grogu essentially embodies these roles already. Many of us found it amusing that Grogu was randomly knighted in "Guns for Hire," but was it really random? He just needs to be officially named the heir to the throne. The most logical way for him to inherit the throne would be if Din Djarin and Bo-Katan got married.

I can already imagine how Grogu could possibly unite everyone. He would embody both Bo-Katan and Satine's visions for Mandalore. Bo-Katan, along with Din, represents the warrior aspect of the Mandalorians, while Grogu, as a Jedi, stands for peace, reflecting Satine's ideals for Mandalore. Grogu could carry both of these philosophies, making it not just Bo-Katan's legacy, but also Satine's.

Also, in Season 3, Episode 7, notice how Grogu is the only one able to step in and stop Axe and Paz from killing each other? Leader vibes already.

[zenibaa05]

BO KATAN KRYZE

«Good boy, that's right

Come close, I'll show you heaven

If you'll be an angel, all mine

Trust me, I can handle me a dangerous man

No, really I can»

DIN DJARIN

The Mandalorian modern AU aesthetic made by Zeniba.

[nerdside]

THE MANDALORIAN

Chapter 17: The Apostate

[rainybearstudio]

I will literally never shut up about this.

I am about to become a level of insufferable y’all have NEVER seen.

[agentscamander-romanoff]

Bo-Katan:My boyfriend is too tall for me to kiss him on the lips.What should I do?

Koska:Punch him in the stomack,then,when he doubles over in pain,kiss him.

Sabine:Tackle him

Axe:Dump him

Din:NO TO ALL OF THOSE!JUST ASK ME TO LEAN DOWN!

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[brujitaadinbo]

this is the way

This is the moment Katee talked about.