Mandalorian ve Grogu Fragmanı: Clone Wars Karakterinin Geri Dönüşünü Müjdeliyor!
The Mandalorian and Grogu trailer features significantly more elements than the previous one. Notably, it also brings back a classic Clone Wars character.
Following a brief and disappointing glimpse during last week’s Super Bowl, today’s trailer showcases Mando and his adorable young companion much more prominently. We also catch a few scenes featuring Pedro Pascal’s face.
However, what Star Wars fans are currently celebrating is the appearance of another familiar character: Embo, the bounty hunter allied with the Hutt Clan who appeared in many episodes of the Clone Wars TV series. Embo seems to be playing the role of a villain again, which is not surprising considering Din Djarin is expected to deal with the chaotic Rottah the Hutt in the film’s storyline.
Star Wars returns to the big screen with The Mandalorian and Grogu.
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Additionally, the trailer features a Rodian baby we’ve dubbed Baby Greedo, a New Republic colonel portrayed by Sigourney Weaver, and a scene where Grogu uses his Force abilities to levitate a poor mouse droid. Once again, we see Djarin trading in the sleek N-1 starfighter we saw in the last season of The Mandalorian, returning to pilot the ST-70 assault ship known as the Razor Crest.
We also gain insight into where this film fits within the series timeline. A group resembling the leaders or supporters of the Imperial Remnant appears, with one of them exclaiming, “Long live the Empire!” Snowtroopers are back, reminiscent of their appearance on Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back.
Djarin now appears to be fully cooperating with the New Republic, taking down the villains on Sigourney Weaver’s hit list in an effort to prevent the galactic war from reigniting. However, it seems Djarin’s plans hit a snag when he gets caught by Embo and the Hutts, only for Star Wars Rebels’ Zeb to fortuitously come to his aid.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu will hit theaters on May 22.
