#mandalorian

[harcourtholmesii]

Absolutely adorable! He has his own toolbox!

Just a father and son fixing their ship 🥺

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[satinekryzeweek]

🌿 One week until Satine Kryze Week 🌿

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[azertyrobaz]

The Mandalorian, Chapter 1

Original release date: November 12, 2019

Happy 5 year anniversary!

[harcourtholmesii]

So sweet! It really is a father/child relationship and I wish their family could last ^^

Keldabe kiss

[supertaliart]

I went a little off the rails for a power-point-party, so I thought I'd share. Don't come at me about canonicity. Also yes, I spent hours using illustrator to make pose-able vector mando'ade.

Review from my friend: "I feel like I actually learned something?"

[stealingpotatoes]

Commission for @ryan7248!

(commissions are open!)

[mateushonrado]

Status Post #11486 (reblog): I just hope we see him without his helmet in The Mandalorian & Grogu when it comes out next year.

like father, like son 🤗

my entry for @/p.aulinart dtiys on insta!

[djarin-desires]

Something about Din sitting there, brooding...

[aesnawan]

You can’t see from this angle, but Grogu is here too

[zong-chimaki]

[ranahan]

Aside from the realism (whatever broke the planet ought to have blown away its atmosphere too and made the planet unliveable), I want to know which conflict? Who even had weapons capable of destroying planets? Was it some ancient Sith super weapon during one of the Sith wars, during a period when the Mandalorians were fighting against the Sith?

I don’t think it could have been the Excision, as key Mandalorian worlds were glassed, which is like, orders of magnitude less damage than blowing a whole planet apart.

Back to the realism part though, if the planet had a core similar to Earth (i.e. metallic), on the plus side, that asteroid field is the richest and most easily accessible mine of various metals in the entire sector (it’s mostly mantle, i.e. silicate rocks, but there ought to be ultra-rich lodes of metals mixed in). On the minus side, no more magnetic field either.

tl;dr: Realistically, Concord Dawn ought to be an industrial hub for processing the debris from the ancient attack that blew deep layers of the planet into the space, not an agricultural world. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.

Concord Dawn was an agricultural world located in the Outer Rim Territories. A Mandalorian colony, a sizable portion of the planet was destroyed during an ancient conflict. Concord Dawn was politically important in the Mandalore sector, and was the homeworld of Jango Fett.

Source - Star Wars Rebels: “The Protector of Concord Dawn“ (2016)

First Appearance - The Essential Guide to Characters (1995)

Read more on Wookieepedia.

[abigaillarson]

They have a home now 🥹

[mythosaursarecool]

I present to you the baby

[gomilktea-blog]

[pianju]

my favorite genre is stupid idiot fathers protecting their stupid idiot little children