#paz vizla

[gffa]

The Mandalorian | illustrated by Eli Hyder

[pianju]

paz watched din get dragged away and said “no way am i letting this mf die cooler than me”

[salome-c]

Mandalorian helmets.

The Mandalorian - Season 3

[hobbitinthetardis]

imagine having a serious duel that is representative of factional loyalties, tradition, and culture only for it to get interrupted by a child who knows how to say two words in basic with the moral high ground

[circadianaa]

hi guys meet my new oc paz vizla

[snorkin-sporks]

Just some late-night doodles!!

[measlyscrapofseafood]

do you see the vision

[fulcrum-art-fox]

Paz deliberately trying to rile Bo-Katan up by suggesting he doesn’t know who she is, but very carefully throwing Nite Owl in there just to make it clear he does know exactly who she is. because given how little Din knew of the galaxy I wouldn’t have put it past them for him to just not know, but oh no, he knows, and her reaction being like. the nerve on this guy

[the-irreverend]

Seriously, what is it with this franchise and fatherhood?

(Not that I'm complaining.)

[es-mah-ster-wers-blurg]

! Mando season 3 spoilers (kinda) !

Predictions for this season:

[bbvgggggghhg]

I’m still on my “PAZ VIZSLA DESERVED MORE!” rage but now I’m introducing, “I WANNA SEE MORE OF RAGNAR VIZSLA!”

I’d like to say that both Paz and Ragnar are the natural leaders in the covert (other than the armourer of course). Like in that one scene in Mandalorian S3, when Din Djarin comes back to the covert, Paz Vizsla got all these Mandalorians backing him up with their blasters when he goes to basically say, “You’re not welcome here, gtfo,” to Din ,(but Din is indeed welcomed because he bathed in the living waters, definitely irked Paz), like damn.

Also another scene where Din is tryna talk the covert into protecting Nevarro, every Mandalorian is skeptical until MANdalorian Paz Vizsla speaks up. Damn. That’s a guy with influence.

Ragnar probably picked that up from his dad. The smaller blue is confident in voicing out his thoughts, especially his displeasure about Grogu during training (leave the green thing alone :( the baby is like 6 decades older than you). Not to mention, he seems to already be the leader amongst the other foundlings in the covert.

I’m referring to that one scene where the two tribes finally meet and there’s tension cause ew one tribe is showing their faces and ew one of tribe is not. The tension is so bad Paz turns to his son and tells him to “bring the rest of the foundlings back into the tents,” and the little Mandalorians do follow Ragnar.

I find it adorable because that whole interaction suggests that Ragnar is responsible despite his young age and is clearly a confident kid who I can infer is sociable with the rest of the foundlings. Leaders are meant to have influence, social skills (to fuel that influence), strength and most of all they put their people first.

The death of Paz Vizsla was him sacrificing himself for the rest of the Mandalorians, for Mandalore. I have to agree with the people who said that he truly died a Mandalorian’s death, a fight till the end. He fought with honour and no matter how unnecessary I found his death to be, it had an impact and I cannot deny that.

I believe that Ragnar should know by now that his dad passed by fighting for Mandalore and Mandalorians and I’m hoping that if they ever show us Ragnar in the future, he has embodied the same characteristics his father had (perhaps even better).

Also I wanna see Ragnar as Manda’lorr. Give me Ragnar Vizsla, great leader big heart, Manda’lorr of Mandalore.

[gaycrackheadraccoon]

Me when big guy (paz vizsla) dies:

[salome-c]

This is the Way.

[sulphuryasecretcloset]

Definitely on his side

[scarletlegionnaire]

Just gonna point out a Foundling with a buyce similar in color to my Medic from In Honor.

You sly dog, having littles without telling me.

[ice-6caydesqueen]

Happy Halloween:3

Decided to draw little ragnar for today trick or treating with his buir

He’s a precious bean