#i do not like din/bo Katan

[thejediandthemandalorian]

Every week I watch the Mandalorian. Every week my fears/concerns get a little bit closer to happening

[redbean-nom]

din djarin, age 10: clone wars refugee child

boba fett, age 11: in federal prison for destroying an entire venator while trying to kill mace windu

[thewriterowl]

Din: I just get so nervous when I look at him...what should I do?

Bo-Katan: (so incredibly tired) Just talk to him, I don’t know.

Din: And say anything?

Bo-Katan: As long as it stops you from bothering me.

Din: Alright...here I go. (approaches Luke) Your ass makes me forget about having dead parents.

Luke:....t-thanks?

Din: Did I need to say anything else?

Bo-Katan: I DIDN’T TELL YOU TO SAY THAT TO BEGIN WITH!!???

[ohsnapitzmarvel]

Paz Vizsla and Axe Woves perfectly demonstrating every family game night ever

[omaano]

I needed some time to recharge this weekend, so I updated these little portraits and sigils for my Mandalorian meets Hades hobby project. Upper row already has full character illustrations, while the lower row is for my future plans! As soon as I can rub two braincells together and have a minute to breathe I really want to get to work on the Nite Owl trio :D (and maybe draw a face for Paz I'll just first have to decide whether I want him to be a Zabrak or Pantoran under that helmet)

Paz - Cobb - Boba - Din with tiny pocket Luke in the background

[just-ex1sting]

Now, you see, if you look at this, with no context, and no audio… (TAGS)

[blindinghope]

din has come across two separate "mandalorians" (currently s2e3) and each time the dramatic pause as they take off their helmet he's immediately like "Fraud. Kys." just absolutely distrusting until they ask him for help and he has to! he's thinking "since i'm THE REAL mandalorian i gotta show these FAKES what The Way really is"

also really funny when he's told he is actually part of a super zealous cult group of mandalorians and he's seething even more

[padawansuggest]

Din wakes up from a 48 hour nap once a month to Bo-Katan politely telling him what recent danger she saved him from and how Grogu played a major part in it. It’s little brother rights babey.

[sabines-wrens]

“you have done the highest honor of the creed - saving a foundling.”

of all the things that has happened this season thus far this is what frustrates me the most. why is it never brought up that’s exactly what din did when he removed his helmet? like did they just expect us to forget that?? to not connect the dots??

i hope it’s addressed during the finale. if not - then idk. din’s being held to a double standard that doesn’t apply to a character whose entire backstory has been ignored to make her more palatable. and that’s well and truly fucked up.

[n-evermores]

my favorite reason people give as to why Din and Bo can't be a thing is because they're gay as if bi/pan people don't exist or something. I deleted a post a while back saying how biphobic the star wars community is and honestly I shouldn't have deleted because it's true.

[autumnwoodsdreamer]

Can I pitch my last minute hope that we see little kid Din and his adopted Mandalorian dad in Bad Batch?

[bleakbluejay]

so. like.

we're gonna assume din was about 10 when he was adopted as a foundling.

given that pedro pascal is nearly 48, i should assume din is probably in his 40s, too. we'll say 40 to keep it round.

so that's 30 years, three decades, of nobody saying his name.

everyone is calling him din djarin now, including paz and the armorer.

for the past 30 years, what the fuck else did they call him? and why didn't they call him din before now?

[crookshanksagentofowca]

Okay, breaking my silence on this. I think Din Djarin, Bo-Katan Kryze and the Armorer are all aroace and, as such, don’t ship any romantic ships involving any of them.

[zeb-z]

I need someone to call Bo Katan the fuck out this season of the Mandalorian. “Your cult fractured our people, where were you then?” As if she wasn’t an active and conscious member of Death Watch before they wanted to kill her sister, and even then she didn’t leave because of that.

“Your cult fractured our people,” that is soooo rich coming from a former lieutenant of Death Watch, who only changed sides because she didn’t agree with who won leadership rights through combat. It’s crazy how she’s all about tradition and honor, until it’s something she doesn’t agree with. The owner of the darksaber through combat is the rightful ruler of Mandalore, until it’s anyone she doesn’t like, until it’s not her specifically. All for uniting the people, until it means dealing with members of the cults that have fractioned them, and then she’s as harsh and exclusionary as it gets. No uniting her people, only judgement, looking down her nose.

“Where were you then” motherfucker he was hunting for his clan, he was providing for foundlings and family, he was risking it all to save a baby he had just met. Before that he was a fucking kid being indoctrinated by the group that took him in after his family died. Where were you then, Bo Katan? Killing innocents in terrorist attacks? Leading not one, but two Mandalorian civil wars? Losing the dark saber and Mandalore itself?

She wears hypocrisy far better than she’ll ever wear her armor.

[katy-89]

What happened to him where did he go

An episode of Book of Boba Fett used the Mandalorian/Darksaber plot way way better than his own show...

This episode had me so HYPED. All for nothing.

[deobispresent]

They really turned the ‘man who gets a power that he never asked for and is shit at, and is trained by a more worthy and badass woman, and then gets better than her’ trope over its head, huh?