1. Who is Din Djarin?
Din Djarin, also known as “the Mandalorian” or “Mando,” was a human male warrior hailing from the Mandalorian culture during the New Republic era. Equipped with Mandalorian armor, an IB-94 blaster pistol, an Amban sniper rifle, and a distinctive beskar helmet, Djarin was both a well-armed and enigmatic figure—an individual whose past remained a mystery to most.
Originally from Aq Vetina, Din Djarin became an orphan at the end of the Galactic Republic and was raised on Concordia by the Children of the Watch, an orthodox sect that had splintered from mainstream Mandalorian society.
Unaware of this divergence, Djarin believed that the Children of the Watch represented the beliefs of all Mandalorians. Trained to be a warrior, he eventually joined the Tribe, a covert group operating in secret on Nevarro, and became a battle-hardened, quiet, and formidable hunter in a galaxy fraught with danger.
After the Galactic Empire’s collapse, Djarin became known as a skilled member of the Bounty Hunters’ Guild, taking on bounties as he traveled across the Outer Rim Territories—far from the reach of the New Republic—aboard his personal ship, the Razor Crest, an ST-70 Assault Ship.
Around 9 ABY, Djarin was hired on Nevarro by a client from an Imperial remnant, who promised a substantial reward for acquiring a target located on Arvala-7. On this mission, Djarin met an Ugnaught named Kuiil, who helped him locate the target, and encountered a bounty hunter droid, IG-11. Upon finding the target, Djarin and IG-11 discovered it was a Force-sensitive child.
Unbeknownst to Djarin, this child was a former Jedi youngling named Grogu, from the same species as Jedi Grand Master Yoda. Tasked with bringing Grogu in alive, Djarin destroyed IG-11 and took the child into his custody.
After discovering Grogu’s Force sensitivity on Arvala-7, Djarin returned to his client and collected the reward. However, he had already begun forming a bond with the child. Feeling guilty for delivering Grogu to a cruel fate, Djarin returned to the facility where Grogu was held, rescued him from the Imperials, and later defended him from Guild hunters with the help of the Mandalorian Tribe.
Together, Djarin and Grogu embarked on various adventures, forming a close bond along the way, including encounters with former Rebel shock trooper Cara Dune, a mission on Tatooine, and a run-in with a group of mercenaries.
Later, Din Djarin was contacted by Greef Karga, an agent of the Guild, who sought to make amends for his actions during Grogu’s rescue. Karga proposed an alliance to rid Nevarro City of Imperial control in exchange for lifting the bounty on Grogu.
Djarin gathered his allies—Dune, Kuiil, and a reprogrammed IG-11—and met with Karga on Nevarro. They fought the Imperials led by Moff Gideon, eventually retreating to the Tribe’s covert after heavy opposition.
The Armorer, the leader of the covert, tasked Djarin with returning Grogu to his people and established the creation of his clan. After dealing with Gideon and his remaining forces, Djarin departed the planet with Grogu, beginning his quest to find the child’s kind.
As they traveled the galaxy, Din Djarin and Grogu embarked on numerous missions, including a confrontation with Cobb Vanth, the Marshal of Mos Pelgo, a meeting with Bo-Katan Kryze and her unit, and another mission with Dune and Karga on Nevarro.
Eventually, they traveled to Corvus, where they encountered Ahsoka Tano, a former Jedi who could communicate with Grogu through the Force. Tano revealed Grogu’s name and history to Djarin.
After Djarin helped Tano liberate the city of Calodan from an Imperial magistrate named Morgan Elsbeth, Tano gifted him a beskar spear and directed him to Tython, where Grogu could reach out to other Jedi. On Tython, Djarin met Boba Fett, a clone of another Mandalorian, who sought the return of his armor. Before Djarin could hand over the armor, Gideon’s forces attacked and captured Grogu.
After reclaiming his armor, Fett agreed to help Djarin rescue Grogu. With assistance from Dune, Migs Mayfeld, and Fennec Shand, they located Gideon’s light cruiser. Din Djarin, alongside Kryze, Dune, Shand, and Koska Reeves, stormed the cruiser and rescued Grogu.
In the process, Din Djarin inadvertently became the potential heir to the title of Mand’alor after defeating Gideon in combat and claiming the Darksaber.
As they attempted to escape, they were saved from a platoon of Dark Troopers by Luke Skywalker, the Jedi Grogu had reached out to. After Skywalker destroyed the Dark Troopers, he left the ship with Grogu, but not before Djarin said a heartfelt goodbye, promising to reunite with him someday.
With Grogu now training as a Jedi, Djarin returned to bounty hunting. On one mission, he learned the location of his old tribe and visited them. He asked the Armorer to forge the beskar spear into chainmail for Grogu, intending to visit him.
The Armorer trained Djarin with the Darksaber, but Paz Vizsla challenged him to a duel due to his lineage. Djarin won the duel but was exiled from the Mandalorian way after the Armorer discovered he had removed his helmet.
Soon after, Djarin visited Tatooine, where he had requested Peli Motto to create a new ship. He was then contacted by Shand, who requested his help for the Fett gotra in their upcoming battle against the Pyke Syndicate.
Before aiding Fett, Din Djarin made a visit to Skywalker’s temple on Ossus, where R2-D2 greeted him. Tano warned him that his presence could disrupt Grogu’s training, leading Djarin to leave but not before asking Tano to give Grogu the chainmail.
Sensing Grogu’s longing for Djarin, Skywalker offered the child a choice between continuing his Jedi training or returning to Djarin, with Grogu choosing the latter.
Meanwhile, Din Djarin enlisted the people of Freetown as foot soldiers for the Fett gotra. The Pyke Syndicate soon detonated the Sanctuary in Mos Espa, triggering a war. Djarin fought alongside Fett, promising to stand by him until the end. Together, they fought the Pyke enforcers, later reinforced by the people of Freetown.
During the battle against the Pykes’ Scorpenek annihilator droids, Motto reunited Djarin with Grogu. After a rancor went on a rampage, Djarin attempted to stop it. Following the battle, Fett thanked Djarin, who departed the planet with Grogu.
Din Djarin and Grogu’s adventures continued for many months, including a visit to Batuu. Eventually, Djarin returned to Nevarro to meet with Greef Karga before preparing for his journey to Mandalore.
2. Biography
2.1 Early life
As a child, Din Djarin lived in a village on the planet Aq Vetina. During the Clone Wars, Separatist battle droids attacked the village, trapping Djarin and his family in the conflict. His parents hid him under a hatch to protect him, but they were soon killed in an explosion. A B2-series super battle droid then discovered Djarin and attempted to kill him, but it was destroyed by a Mandalorian warrior from the Death Watch movement.
The warrior, alongside other Death Watch fighters, defeated the remaining droids and flew Djarin to safety using a jetpack. The Mandalorians took Djarin in as a foundling, training him in the Fighting Corps and raising him on Concordia.
Djarin eventually joined Death Watch and, after the Great Purge of Mandalore, became part of the Tribe, a group operating on the planet Nevarro. He acquired his Mandalorian armor there. Unbeknownst to Djarin, the Tribe adhered to the strict traditions of the Children of the Watch, an orthodox sect.
Once he received his helmet, he adopted their rule of never removing it in front of others, as doing so would mean he could never wear it again and would no longer be considered a true Mandalorian, a custom followed by the Children of the Watch.
Keeping his past hidden, Din Djarin became a bounty hunter as an adult, rising to prominence in the years after the fall of the Galactic Empire. Known simply as “the Mandalorian” or “Mando,” he gained a reputation for his skill and high price as one of the Bounty Hunters’ Guild’s top hunters. He traveled across the Outer Rim Territories in his personal ship, the Razor Crest, an ST-70 military patrol gunship from before the Imperial Era.
Over time, he earned fame as a formidable bounty hunter in a galaxy growing increasingly dangerous. At some point, Din Djarin worked with the criminal Ranzar Malk and the Twi’lek mercenary siblings Xi’an and Qin. During a mission on Alzoc III, tensions arose, leading to a rift in the group and Qin’s capture.
2.2 Rising Through the Guild
2.2.1 Hunting a Mythrol
Around 9 ABY, Din Djarin tracked one of his bounties, a Mythrol, to a public house on the ice planet Pagodon.
Inside, the Mythrol was being harassed by three trawlers when Djarin entered, diverting their attention from his target.
As he approached the counter, one of the human trawlers accused Djarin of spilling his drink, speaking in Huttese. The bartender translated the accusation, but Djarin remained silent.
While the bartender prepared another drink, the trawler’s Quarren and cyborg human companions moved closer, slowly surrounding Djarin. The trawler then questioned whether Din Djarin’s armor was made of real beskar steel, and the Quarren even grazed Djarin’s chest plate with a knife.
As the bartender slid the drink across the counter, Din Djarin made a sudden move, striking first by smashing the drink over the cyborg’s head, knocking him out. When another human trawler lunged at Djarin with a knife, Djarin intercepted the attack, twisting the assailant’s arm and driving the blade into his back. The Quarren attempted to escape, but Djarin used his whipcord launcher to pull him back and shot the door controls, causing the door to shut, cutting the Quarren in two.
With the trawlers dealt with, Djarin turned his attention to the Mythrol, who initially expressed gratitude for what seemed like a rescue. Djarin, however, revealed the Mythrol’s holopuck, making it clear he was there to collect the bounty. Realizing Djarin’s true purpose, the Mythrol attempted to claim a misunderstanding, but Djarin coldly gave him a choice: he could come in “warm” or “cold.”
2.2.2 Departure from Pagodon
After the Mythrol complied, Din Djarin led him back toward the Razor Crest. As they neared a Kubaz ferryman, the Mandalorian requested transport to his gunship. The Kubaz played a flute to summon a landspeeder driven by a droid, but Djarin declined the droid-operated vehicle. Instead, he opted for a less luxurious speeder with a human pilot, tossing the ferryman some extra credits. The pilot then transported Djarin and the Mythrol to the Razor Crest.
After dropping them off, the speeder pilot was attacked by a ravinak, which dragged the speeder under the ice. Djarin quickly pulled the Mythrol out of harm’s way as they boarded the ship. The ravinak tried to prevent the gunship from taking off by gripping the landing gear, but Djarin stunned the creature with his Amban phase-pulse blaster, allowing the ship to escape.
During their journey to Nevarro, Din Djarin remained silent while the Mythrol attempted to engage him in conversation. He eventually permitted the Mythrol to use the Razor Crest’s vac tube on the lower deck. When the Mythrol discovered several of Djarin’s bounties frozen in carbonite, Djarin grabbed him and froze him in carbonite as well.
2.2.3 A Mysterious New Job
After completing the Mythrol job, Djarin returned to the Bounty Hunters’ Guild in the Nevarro cantina to collect his payment from their agent, Greef Karga.
Karga was surprised by how quickly Din Djarin had captured all his bounties. When Djarin declined Karga’s initial offer of Imperial credits, Karga offered Calamari Flan at half the value, which Djarin accepted.
As they discussed Djarin’s next job, the bounty hunter attempted to take all of Karga’s pucks, but Karga reminded him that there were other Guild members and that those were the only pucks he currently had.
Djarin questioned why the Guild was slow in acquiring new pucks, and Karga explained that it wasn’t due to slowness but because people were unwilling to pay Guild rates.
During their conversation, Din Djarin expressed dissatisfaction with the reward for Karga’s highest-paying bounty, noting that it wouldn’t even cover the cost of fuel. Karga then offered him a job that required meeting the client “face to face,” explaining that no puck was provided for this task. When Karga handed over the chit for the meeting, Djarin took it without hesitation and left the cantina.
2.2.4 Meeting the Client
Din Djarin traveled to meet the Client, arriving at a facility where a TT-8L/Y7 gatekeeper droid guarded the entrance. After presenting his chit to the droid, he entered and proceeded to a room where he encountered the Client—aligned with a remnant faction of the old Empire—accompanied by four battle-worn stormtroopers. The Client mentioned that Karga had referred to Djarin as “the best in the parsec.”
During their conversation, Doctor Penn Pershing, the Client’s scientist, entered the room unexpectedly, startling Djarin and causing him to draw his weapons. In response, the stormtroopers aimed their blasters at him. The Client introduced Pershing and ordered Djarin to lower his blaster. Djarin insisted that the stormtroopers lower theirs first. The Client acknowledged that Karga had mentioned Djarin’s high fees and defused the situation by signaling the stormtroopers to stand down, leading Djarin to do the same.
Once seated, the Client presented Din Djarin with an ingot of Imperial-forged beskar as a down payment. He explained that he wanted to acquire a specific “asset” in exchange for a camtono of beskar. Pershing added that the asset needed to be brought back alive, though the Client noted that termination was acceptable for a reduced reward.
When Djarin requested the target’s puck, the Client revealed that only the tracking fob was available. Pershing handed over the fob, and Djarin inquired about the chain code. The Client could only provide the asset’s age—fifty years—and its last known location.
Before departing, the Client remarked that the beskar rightfully belonged in Mandalorian hands, expressing a desire to restore order after a period of chaos. After leaving the facility, Djarin visited the Armorer at the Tribe’s covert, using the Calamari Flan to commission a pauldron from the beskar ingot. The Armorer mentioned that the beskar had been collected during the Great Purge of Mandalore, an event that decimated the Mandalorian people, and expressed satisfaction that it had returned to the Tribe.
When asked if his signet had been revealed, Djarin responded that it had not. The Armorer noted that the excess beskar would sponsor many foundlings, prompting Djarin to recall that he had once been one. As the Armorer forged the pauldron, Din Djarin was reminded of his childhood experience during a Separatist attack.
2.2.5 Landing on Arvala-7
The Mandalorian journeyed to the desert world of Arvala-7 to locate the asset. After landing, he scanned the environment with his sniper rifle but was soon attacked by a blurrg. Although he tried to fend it off with his wrist-mounted flamethrower, the blurrg clamped down on his arm.
After a struggle, he managed to free himself by striking the creature, only to have it bite his other arm and drag him across the ground. Just then, an Ugnaught vapor farmer named Kuiil arrived and stunned the blurrg, saving him. As a second blurrg charged, Kuiil swiftly incapacitated it as well. Grateful, the Mandalorian thanked Kuiil, who agreed to help and brought him to his moisture farm.
At the farm, Kuiil informed the Mandalorian that he had assisted many other hunters who came seeking the asset, but all had met their demise. Despite Djarin’s hesitation about accepting help, Kuiil assured him it was necessary.
In exchange for his guidance to the asset’s location, Kuiil accepted one of the blurrgs that Din Djarin had fought. He explained that the Mandalorian would need the other blurrg to reach the asset, as the terrain was impassable without one. Djarin admitted that he didn’t know how to ride a blurrg.
At the blurrg pen, Djarin attempted to tame one of the creatures but was repeatedly thrown off. Frustrated, he asked Kuiil if he had a speeder he could use instead. Kuiil reminded Djarin that as a Mandalorian, his ancestors had ridden the great mythosaur.
Encouraged, Din Djarin made one final attempt and successfully mounted the blurrg without alarming it. With Kuiil’s guidance, they set off toward the asset’s location. Kuiil hoped that the Mandalorian’s battle with the mercenaries guarding the asset would eliminate the threat they posed to the peace on Arvala-7. Upon reaching the encampment, Kuiil explained his reasons for helping Djarin, confident that the Mandalorian’s skills would quickly deal with the mercenaries.
2.2.6 Finding the Asset
After Kuiil’s departure, Djarin observed the mercenary encampment from a distance using the scope of his Amban sniper rifle. His concern grew when he spotted an assassin droid, designated IG-11, also from the Guild, approaching the encampment to claim the same bounty.
He watched as the droid attempted to negotiate with the group of Nikto mercenaries, quoting a passage from the Bondsman Guild Protocol.
When the mercenaries drew their blasters, IG-11 began eliminating them one by one, forcing the survivors to retreat inside the encampment’s buildings.
Pushing aside his distrust of droids, Din Djarin approached the scene and ordered IG-11 to stand down. However, the droid shot him in the shoulder with pinpoint accuracy, knocking him to the ground. After getting up, Djarin revealed that he was also a member of the Guild and suggested that they work together to secure the asset and split the reward. IG-11 agreed, but their cooperation was soon tested as more mercenaries poured out of the buildings, pinning them down.
Taking cover behind a speeder, Djarin located the building where the asset was hidden using his tracking fob, and the two bounty hunters took shelter behind its pillars. When IG-11 attempted to activate his self-destruct mechanism to avoid capture, Djarin, shocked, ordered him to provide covering fire while he tried to breach the building’s entrance.
Realizing they were outnumbered, Djarin took cover behind a pillar beside IG-11, who once again tried to self-destruct. As the mercenaries brought out an E-Web heavy blaster and began firing on their position, Djarin devised a new plan. He ordered IG-11 to draw the turret’s fire while he hijacked the E-Web, using it to eliminate the remaining mercenaries. After the battle, Djarin helped IG-11 to his feet and asked if the droid had sustained any major damage, to which IG-11 confirmed he had not.
Using the E-Web to breach the entrance, Djarin and IG-11 entered the building where the asset was kept, with Djarin shooting a Nikto guard as they advanced. Upon locating the asset and opening its hovering pram, they discovered that it was an infant of the same species as the well-known Jedi Grand Master Yoda.
Djarin questioned the infant’s age, and IG-11 speculated that its species aged much more slowly than others. As IG-11 raised his blaster to kill the infant, Din Djarin intervened, insisting that they should bring it in alive. The droid, however, stated that the commission specifically required the asset’s termination. In response, Din Djarin shot IG-11 in the head, destroying the droid and protecting the infant, whom he then took into his custody.
2.2.7 Confrontation with Jawas
After the skirmish, Din Djarin escorted Grogu through a canyon but was ambushed by three Trandoshan bounty hunters. He knocked one Trandoshan unconscious, stunned the second, and disintegrated the third with his sniper rifle as it charged toward Grogu.
Noticing that the fallen Trandoshan had been carrying a tracking fob, Djarin realized they were also members of the Guild. Later that night, while Djarin sat by a bonfire, Grogu emerged from his pram and attempted to use the Force to heal a wound on Djarin’s arm from the earlier battle. Unaware of Grogu’s intentions, Djarin gently picked him up and returned him to the pram.
The next day, as Djarin neared the Razor Crest, he saw from a distance that a group of Jawas had scavenged his ship for parts. Frustrated and determined to reclaim his vessel, he quickly drew his rifle and disintegrated several Jawas, while the others fled into their sandcrawler.
When long-range attacks proved ineffective, he pursued the sandcrawler, embarking on a perilous climb up the moving transport. He fought through the Jawas but was ultimately stunned by their ion blasters when he reached the top, sending him tumbling to the ground.
After discovering his ship was inoperative, Din Djarin returned to Kuiil’s farm to seek assistance. Djarin initially stated that his ship was destroyed, but Kuiil corrected him, explaining that it had been stripped for parts and that Jawas steal rather than destroy. Kuiil suggested trading with the Jawas for the parts, and Djarin agreed, realizing it was his only option.
2.2.8 Negotiating with Jawas
Djarin and Kuiil traveled to meet the Jawa tribe. Kuiil urged the Mandalorian to drop his weapons to facilitate negotiations, but Djarin initially refused, explaining that weapons were integral to the Mandalorian religion. He reluctantly complied when Kuiil pointed out that he wouldn’t get his ship’s parts without doing so.
During negotiations, the Jawas requested Djarin’s beskar armor, a demand he firmly rejected in their language, Jawaese. The tribe’s elder, Chettkap, mocked his attempt at speaking it, prompting Djarin to intimidate the Jawas with his flamethrower—until Kuiil intervened. Djarin also refused their request to trade Grogu.
After exhausting all other options, the Jawas requested the egg of a mudhorn. Din Djarin was transported to the creature’s cave with Grogu and Kuiil. Inside the dark cave, Djarin used his helmet-mounted flashlight to navigate and soon encountered the mudhorn. A fierce battle ensued, and Djarin was knocked outside.
When the mudhorn emerged from the cave, Djarin tried to use his sniper rifle, but it was jammed with mud. As the creature charged towards Grogu, Djarin quickly moved the hover-pram to protect him. Despite using all his weapons, Djarin couldn’t inflict any serious damage and was severely beaten as the fight dragged on.
In a final, desperate move, Din Djarin drew his vibroblade as the mudhorn charged again. At that moment, Grogu revealed his Force abilities, lifting the mudhorn into the air. Taking advantage of this, Djarin stabbed the creature in the neck, killing it. He retrieved the mudhorn’s egg from the cave and brought it back to the Jawas, who eagerly consumed its contents.
After trading the egg for the ship parts, Djarin and Kuiil returned to the Razor Crest, discussing their bewilderment at Grogu’s Force powers along the way. Together, they repaired the ship. Djarin expressed his gratitude to Kuiil, offering him a place on his crew and a reward, but Kuiil declined, preferring a life away from servitude. He thanked Djarin for bringing peace to his home and stayed behind. With Grogu in tow, the Mandalorian departed Arvala-7 and set off to complete his bounty mission.
2.2.9 Delivering the Asset
Upon returning to Nevarro to deliver the Child, Din Djarin was contacted by Karga, who instructed him to take the quarry directly to the Client. During the journey, Grogu detached a knob from one of the ship’s levers and began playing with it. Djarin gently took it from him, then lifted Grogu and placed him back into his hover-pram. Arriving at the Imperial remnant facility with Grogu in tow, Djarin instructed the stormtroopers to handle the pram with care, but they roughly yanked it forward.
Inside the Client’s room, Djarin observed as Pershing and the Client inspected the infant. He asked the Client how many hunters had been given tracking fobs for Grogu, to which the Client replied that ensuring the asset’s delivery was of the utmost importance.
As promised, the Mandalorian was presented with a camtono filled with beskar. As he inspected the beskar ingots, Djarin could only watch as Grogu was led further into the facility by Pershing. When he inquired about the plans for the Child, the Client questioned his concern and reminded Djarin of the Guild’s Code as more stormtroopers entered the room. Not wanting a confrontation, Djarin quietly left with the camtono.
2.2.10 Conflict with the Tribe
When Din Djarin brought his reward to the Tribe’s enclave, he drew the attention of the other members. As he requested a full set of beskar armor from the Armorer, several Mandalorians entered the room.
One of them, Paz Vizsla, examined an ingot and accused Djarin of cowardice for working with Imperials. He then tried to remove Djarin’s helmet, leading to a fight where both drew their vibroknives.
The Armorer intervened, dismissing the notion that Djarin was a coward, and asked if anyone had ever removed his helmet. When Djarin denied it, she invoked the Way of the Mandalore, which the other Mandalorians affirmed in unison.
The Armorer then inquired about the damage to Din Djarin’s armor, and he explained that it was caused by a mudhorn. She offered to create a mudhorn signet, but Djarin declined, stating that he had been helped in battle by Grogu, whom he referred to as “an enemy.” He added that the creature was not killed honorably.
In response, the Armorer proposed forging whistling birds instead. Din Djarin accepted and asked her to reserve some beskar for the foundlings. She used the remaining beskar to craft a full set of traditional Mandalorian armor for him. As she worked, Djarin was once again reminded of the Separatist attack from his past.
2.2.11 Back to Karga
After donning his new armor, Djarin headed to the cantina to meet Karga about his next assignment. As he approached, other Guild members eyed him with jealousy. Karga, pleased with the beskar he had received from the Client thanks to Djarin’s success, greeted him warmly.
When Djarin inquired about how many tracking fobs had been distributed, Karga loudly announced that every Guild member had received one and resented Djarin for being the only one to complete the bounty.
When Karga asked how he could show his gratitude, Din Djarin had a straightforward request: another job. Karga recommended that Djarin take a moment to relish his recent success, even offering to guide him to the Twi’lek healing baths. But Djarin was resolute, requesting his next mission immediately. So, Karga handed him several bounty pucks, the most valuable targeting a nobleman’s son.
As Djarin prepared to leave the cantina, he asked about Grogu’s fate. Karga reminded him that the Guild Code forbids asking about a bounty after it’s been fulfilled and encouraged him to let it go.
Din Djarin then mentioned that his client had ties to the old Galactic Empire, but Karga dismissed the concern, stating that the Empire had been defeated, leaving only mercenaries and warlords behind. He even suggested that Djarin report their activities to the New Republic, which the bounty hunter took as a joke. Karga also recommended that Djarin buy a camtono of spice to ease his worries before the Mandalorian left the cantina.
2.3 The Chase for Safety
2.3.1 A Hunter’s Redemption
Djarin returned to the Razor Crest to prepare for his next hunt. However, when he tried to take off, he was reminded of Grogu by the lever with its knob missing. Having formed a bond with Grogu, Djarin felt regret for leaving him to a harsh fate and resolved to rescue him from the Imperial facility.
Upon returning, he discovered Grogu’s pram discarded in the garbage. On the rooftop of a building, Djarin used his helmet’s thermal vision and Amban sniper rifle to overhear the Client and Pershing discussing their plans for Grogu.
At the facility’s entrance, Din Djarin tore off the gatekeeper droid’s head and breached the facility by placing a grav charge on one of the walls. Inside, he eliminated two stormtroopers patrolling a hallway and a third who tried to assist them.
After taking down another trooper with his vibroknife and whipcord thrower, the Mandalorian entered the room where Grogu was being held, killed the guard, and destroyed the IT-O Interrogation Unit hovering over the sedated Grogu. Pershing, terrified, pleaded with Djarin to spare Grogu’s life, revealing that he had protected the child and that Grogu would be dead if not for him. Djarin spared Pershing and took Grogu with him.
While making his escape, Din Djarin entered a storage room where he incapacitated two stormtroopers attempting to block his path. He then electrocuted another with his phase-pulse blaster and incinerated one more with his flamethrower. When four additional stormtroopers surrounded him, Djarin used the whistling birds to swiftly eliminate them.
2.3.2 Escaping Nevarro
After leaving the facility, Din Djarin made his way back to the Razor Crest. However, the bounty hunters, realizing their tracking fobs had reactivated and locked onto Grogu, surrounded the Mandalorian in the street leading to his ship. Karga stood in his path, ordering him to place the Child on a speeder and offering to negotiate, but Djarin firmly insisted that Grogu was coming with him.
Djarin shot one of the bounty hunters and jumped into the speeder with Grogu. He then threatened the droid piloting the speeder, forcing it to drive them away while he shot at the pursuing bounty hunters.
Karga shot the droid, causing the speeder to stop. The Mandalorian used his Amban sniper rifle to disintegrate several bounty hunters. As Karga taunted him, two more hunters attempted to flank Djarin from behind. The Mandalorian stunned the first with his rifle before shooting the second dead with his blaster pistol.
Despite his efforts, the bounty hunters overwhelmed him, and he was pinned inside the speeder. As a last resort, Djarin shielded Grogu with his body from the incoming fire. To the Guild’s surprise, they were suddenly attacked by Mandalorians from the Tribe, who forced them back from the speeder, killing more of the bounty hunters in the process.
Paz Vizsla landed beside Djarin and urged him to retreat to his ship. When Djarin mentioned that the Tribe would need to relocate their hideout, Vizsla responded by citing the Way of the Mandalore, which Djarin echoed back. Retreating to the Razor Crest with Grogu, he was confronted by Karga. Djarin used carbonite gas to blind Karga and shot him off the entry ramp, though Karga survived.
As the Mandalorian flew away, he saw Vizsla flying alongside the Razor Crest and saluting him before returning to the others. Din Djarin then muttered to himself that he needed to acquire a jetpack.
2.3.3 Seeking Refuge
While in space after escaping Nevarro, Grogu began tinkering with various controls in the Razor Crest until Djarin seated the infant in his lap.
While studying a map, he determined that the planet Sorgan would be a suitable place to lay low until the search for him and Grogu died down. After arriving on Sorgan, he told Grogu to remain on the Razor Crest while he went out to find lodging.
Despite the instructions, Grogu followed him as he activated the ramp. Seeing this, Din Djarin decided to bring the infant along.
The duo soon reached a common house where Djarin hoped to gather information about potential hiding places. As they sat at a table, the proprietor approached to take their order. Djarin noticed former rebel shock trooper Carasynthia Dune and inquired about her past and intentions, slipping some credits to the proprietor.
After receiving limited information, Djarin trailed Dune when she left, tossing more credits to the proprietor and asking her to keep an eye on Grogu.
Outside the common house, Din Djarin used his thermal vision to track Dune’s footprints. He circled the building until the trail ended and was swiftly ambushed by Dune. The two engaged in a brief brawl, ending with them drawing their blasters on each other—only to notice Grogu watching them while sipping a bowl of soup.
Afterward, they returned to the common house to discuss their intentions. Dune revealed her military background and explained that she was seeking sanctuary due to a bounty on her after deserting the New Republic. Before leaving, she asked the Mandalorian to move on since she had arrived at Sorgan first. Djarin then remarked to Grogu that the planet was already “taken.”
2.3.4 Protecting the Village
As Djarin prepared to leave Sorgan, he was approached by krill farmers Caben and Stoke, who had found him while traveling on their transport. They pleaded for his assistance in defending their village from a band of Klatooinian raiders, offering all the funds their village had managed to gather.
Initially, Din Djarin refused, but he reconsidered when they mentioned that the village was remote and had available lodging. Accepting their credits, he instructed the farmers to assist him in unpacking his supplies. He then approached Dune and handed her the credits in exchange for her help in protecting the village. Upon their arrival, the Mandalorian was shown to a farm’s barn, which served as his lodging.
The widowed villager, Omera, prepared his lodging while Djarin unpacked his supplies. When Omera’s daughter, Winta, entered the room, Din Djarin, startled, instinctively drew his blaster pistol. Omera quickly introduced her daughter, explaining that the village seldom had visitors, before leaving Djarin to settle in.
Later that day, Omera brought food to Djarin, who reluctantly allowed Winta to take Grogu outside to feed him. Omera then asked Djarin when he had last removed his helmet, to which he replied that he had done so the previous day.
When Omera clarified by asking if anyone had ever seen his face, Djarin explained that he hadn’t shown his face to anyone since childhood after the Mandalorians took him in following a Separatist attack on his home, and he cited the Way of the Mandalore. After Omera left, the Mandalorian watched the village children play with Grogu while he ate with his helmet off.
Later, while scouting for the Klatooinian tribe, Djarin and Dune discovered tracks indicating that the tribe had an AT-ST. They quickly returned to the village and urged the villagers to leave, warning them that the AT-ST was too dangerous to confront. However, when the villagers refused to abandon their home, Djarin and Dune agreed to train them to defend themselves against the tribe.
As they trained the villagers, they also instructed them on creating traps and barricades designed to impede and destroy the AT-ST. Before heading out, Djarin informed Omera that he and Dune would draw the raiders’ attention, and she assured him that the villagers would be ready for the attack.
Later, at nightfall, Djarin and Dune set out for the Klatooinian camp to lure the raiders and the AT-ST back to the village. They infiltrated a tent unnoticed and planted a grav charge inside just as the raiders entered.
After a brief hand-to-hand combat with the Klatooinians, Djarin and Dune rushed out of the tent, narrowly escaping before the explosive detonated. With the AT-ST now on alert, they fled back to the village with the walker in pursuit. Upon reaching the village, they ordered the villagers to prepare their defenses.
As the AT-ST approached the village, Djarin, Dune, and the villagers took cover behind the barricades while the walker began firing. As the Klatooinian raiders launched their assault, Din Djarin assisted in holding the defenses, eventually allowing Dune to use his rifle to lure the AT-ST into the trap. Once the walker collapsed, Djarin destroyed its remains with a grav charge. The remaining Klatooinian raiders quickly retreated.
2.3.5 Leaving Sorgan
After spending several weeks at the village, Djarin and Dune were sitting by a hut when Omera pointed out that Grogu seemed happy playing with the village children.
After Omera left, Dune asked what would happen if Djarin took off his helmet. He explained that he would never be able to wear it again. Dune jokingly suggested that he could leave behind his Mandalorian way of life, settle on Sorgan with Omera, and raise Grogu.
As Din Djarin prepared to leave the village, he told Dune that he intended to leave Grogu there, believing life with a bounty hunter was too dangerous for the child.
Before departing, Djarin met with Omera to explain his plan to leave Grogu in the village. Omera asked him to stay, expressing the villagers’ gratitude for his help, and attempted to remove his helmet. However, at that moment, a Kubaz bounty hunter who had reached the outskirts of the village aimed his weapon at the Mandalorian. Djarin stopped Omera, saying that only Grogu belonged in the village.
As this was happening, the Kubaz shifted his aim to Grogu, but Dune shot and killed him, alerting Djarin to the danger. Realizing that Grogu was still in peril, Din Djarin decided to leave Sorgan with the child, parting ways with Dune and Omera.
2.3.6 Arrival on Tatooine
After departing the village with Grogu, the Razor Crest was attacked by bounty hunter Riot Mar, who, piloting his starfighter, demanded that Djarin surrender the child. As Djarin attempted to evade Mar’s assault, the Razor Crest suffered heavy damage to its engines.
When Mar taunted that he could “bring him in warm” or “bring him in cold,” Din Djarin slowed his ship, causing Mar to overshoot him. With Mar’s craft now in his sights, Djarin remarked that Mar had used his line before firing the Crest’s guns, destroying Mar’s fighter and killing him.
In need of repairs, Djarin headed to the desert planet of Tatooine, where he received a transmission from the Mos Eisley spaceport tower directing him to land at bay three-five.
After landing, Djarin left Grogu asleep in a compartment of the ship. A trio of pit droids attempted to repair the Razor Crest, prompting Djarin to fire a warning shot. This action frustrated Peli Motto, the mechanic managing the bay and the droids’ owner.
Djarin paid Motto five hundred Imperial Credits to repair the ship, but insisted the work be done without droid assistance. He then informed Motto that he would return to pay the rest of the cost after searching for work.
Din Djarin later entered Chalmun’s Spaceport Cantina and asked the bartender droid, EV-9D9, for bounty hunting jobs. The droid informed him that the Bounty Guild no longer operated on Tatooine.
After Djarin clarified that he wasn’t seeking Guild jobs, the droid still replied that no work was available. Djarin was then approached by rookie bounty hunter Toro Calican, who offered him a job to help capture the notorious assassin, Fennec Shand.
Initially refusing due to the danger associated with Shand, Din Djarin eventually agreed after Calican, eager to join the Bounty Guild, pleaded and offered all his credits. Djarin instructed him to have two speeder bikes ready outside Hangar 3-5 within half an hour. When Calican asked for Shand’s tracking fob, he destroyed it, claiming he had memorized her last known location beyond the Dune Sea.
Returning to bay three-five, Djarin entered the Razor Crest to check on Grogu, only to find the infant missing. Motto had found Grogu and taken care of him, scolding Djarin for leaving the child alone on the ship. Djarin briefly thanked Motto for looking after Grogu and repairing his ship before meeting Calican outside the bay. The two hunters then set off to track down Shand.
2.3.7 Hunting Fennec Shand
As Djarin and Calican crossed the Dune Sea, their journey was interrupted when they spotted a group of Tusken Raiders with their banthas.
Din Djarin explained that the Tuskens considered themselves the planet’s true natives and viewed all others as trespassers.
When they encountered two Tuskens, the Mandalorian negotiated with them using sign language, offering Calican’s binoculars as payment for safe passage through their territory.
Continuing their pursuit, Calican and Djarin came across a stray dewback dragging its deceased rider. Djarin instructed Calican to stay behind while he inspected the creature. Upon closer examination, he discovered through a tracking fob on the corpse that Shand was nearby.
As he retreated to cover, Shand shot him twice with her MK sniper rifle, but his beskar armor protected him. Returning to Calican, Din Djarin proposed they wait until nightfall to capture Shand, reasoning that the assassin would likely wait for them to make the first move.
When night fell, Calican tried to wake Djarin but instead began toying with his blaster, aiming it at the Mandalorian. Djarin startled Calican by asking if he was done with his antics. The Mandalorian then outlined their plan: they would alternate using flash charges to temporarily blind Shand, allowing them to close in on her position.
The two hunters advanced toward Shand, launching the flash charges to obscure her view through her weapon’s scope. However, when Calican accidentally misfired a charge, Shand targeted Djarin’s speeder bike, sending him tumbling to the ground.
Shand shot Djarin in the chest, knocking him down, but this gave Calican the opportunity to get behind her, leading to a struggle. As Shand placed Calican in a stranglehold, the Mandalorian intervened, ordering her to put on a pair of stuncuffs.
Afterward, as they escorted Shand to the remaining speeder, Djarin instructed Calican to retrieve the dewback they had seen earlier. Calican refused, insisting that Shand was his bounty, so Djarin left to find the dewback himself while Calican kept watch over Shand.
2.3.8 Calican’s Treachery
While Djarin was away, Calican learned from Shand that the Mandalorian had betrayed the Bounty Hunters’ Guild on Nevarro. Eager to gain a significant reputation with the Guild, Calican shot Shand in the abdomen, leaving her for dead, and headed to bay three-five to capture both Motto and the Child.
When Din Djarin returned to Calican’s previous location with the dewback, he found Shand’s seemingly lifeless body and noticed that both Calican and the speeder bike were gone. He then rode the dewback back to the bay to confront Calican.
Upon arriving at bay three-five, Calican demanded that Djarin surrender. The Mandalorian pretended to comply, concealing a flash charge in his hand. Calican ordered Motto to place stuncuffs on Djarin, but the Mandalorian activated the charge, creating chaos.
In the ensuing commotion, Djarin shot and killed Calican. Afterward, he paid Motto additional credits taken from Calican’s body to cover the repair costs and then left Tatooine with Grogu.
2.3.9 A Desperate Mission
After the job on Tatooine, Din Djarin reached out to an old associate, Ranzar Malk, looking for work. He soon landed the Razor Crest at Malk’s space station, the Roost. Upon disembarking, he was met by Malk, who expressed surprise at the Mandalorian’s recent activities, given the tensions between him and the Bounty Guild.
During their conversation, Malk explained that Djarin had been hired to assist a crew of four in rescuing one of their associates, captured by a rival syndicate. Djarin was unaware that the prisoner was his former ally, the Twi’lek Qin, who had been imprisoned due to Djarin’s actions on a previous mission.
When Din Djarin realized he was hired mainly for the use of his ship, he protested, but Malk reminded him that the Razor Crest was the only reason he was allowed into the space station.
Following their discussion, Djarin was introduced to the human mercenary, Migs Mayfeld, the leader of the operation. When Malk mentioned Mayfeld’s past as an Imperial sharpshooter, Djarin mocked him, prompting Mayfeld to call the Mandalorian a “wise-ass.”
Mayfeld then introduced Djarin to the other members of the team, starting with the Devaronian Burg, who mocked the Mandalorian upon seeing him. Next was the droid Q9-0, nicknamed “Zero.” Djarin, having only met three team members, asked about the fourth. At that moment, Xi’an, another former partner of Djarin’s, made her appearance.
Once the team was gathered, Mayfeld briefed them on the mission. When Din Djarin saw a hologram of the New Republic Correctional Transport, the Bothan-5, he realized that their target was actually a New Republic prisoner. He confronted Malk about being misled about the mission’s true nature, pointing out the ship’s maximum-security status.
Xi’an noted that the ship’s crew was made up entirely of droids, playing on Djarin’s dislike for them. Upon discovering that Zero would be piloting the Razor Crest through a nearly impossible maneuver to avoid scanners, Djarin asked Malk if he trusted the droid. Malk’s only response was that he “didn’t trust anyone.”
2.3.10 Team Troubles
As Djarin traveled to the prison ship, he entered the cockpit and observed Zero piloting the Crest using a scomp link, before the droid jumped to hyperspace. Zero then instructed Djarin to join the other crew members in the back of the ship.
Heading to the lower deck, Djarin encountered Burg, who had opened a weapons compartment. A brief standoff ensued between the two, with Burg questioning why Djarin was selected for the mission. Mayfeld defused the situation by explaining that they were reputed to be the “greatest warriors in the galaxy,” to which Burg responded by questioning why most Mandalorians were dead, alluding to the Great Purge.
The situation grew more tense when Xi’an mentioned a previous mission on Alzoc III, further straining the relationship between Din Djarin and the mercenaries. The group speculated about what Djarin might look like beneath his helmet, prompting Burg to try and remove it, which led to a fight between him and the Mandalorian.
During the scuffle, Din Djarin accidentally knocked Burg into the compartment where Grogu was hidden, exposing the infant to the entire group. As they examined Grogu, Mayfeld held the infant, much to Djarin’s discomfort.
2.3.11 Boarding the Prison Ship
Shortly after Mayfeld held the Child, Zero abruptly dropped the Razor Crest out of hyperspace without warning, maneuvering the ship to land on the prison vessel. This sudden movement caused the crew to stumble, and Mayfeld accidentally dropped the Child.
Djarin quickly retrieved the Child and placed him back inside the compartment, securing it shut. The group then entered the prison ship through a hatch on the Razor Crest and began searching for the prisoner.
As the group advanced through the ship toward the control room, they encountered a patrol of N5 sentry droids in a corridor after Burg shot a mouse droid, which caused them to be pinned down. Din Djarin flanked the droids from behind and took them out in a surprise attack, while the mercenaries looked on.
After he successfully took out the droids, the mercenaries mocked his efforts. Mayfeld sarcastically told him to “clean up his mess,” and Burg deliberately bumped into Djarin as he walked by.
When they reached the control room, the group confronted a New Republic soldier named Lant Davan, who slowly found himself surrounded as he drew his blaster. After Mayfeld located the cell where the prisoner was held, Davan brandished his homing beacon, attempting to threaten the mercenaries, leading to a tense standoff.
Djarin, unwilling to kill the soldier like the rest of the crew, holstered his blaster and urged the others to do the same. He then asked the soldier for his name, promising that Davan would live if he allowed them to retrieve their prisoner. Mayfeld, opposed to the idea, kept his blaster trained on Davan, prompting Djarin to aim his weapon at the mercenary in response.
The standoff ended suddenly as Xi’an threw a knife, killing the soldier. Realizing that Davan had triggered a homing beacon, which alerted a New Republic squadron to their location, the group rushed to find the prisoner. They swiftly reached the cell, where Djarin discovered the prisoner was Qin.
Qin briefly chastised Djarin for abandoning him, before Burg shoved the Mandalorian into the cell, and Mayfeld closed the door, trapping him inside as the group abandoned him.
2.3.12 Confronting Mercenaries
While trapped in the cell, Din Djarin used his whipcord to capture a patrolling security droid, tearing off its arm, which held a blaster. He used the blaster to destroy the droid, then employed the scomp link built into the arm to unlock the cell door, allowing him to return to the control room.
Once there, Djarin locked several blast doors throughout the prison ship, separating the mercenaries who had previously trapped him. He also retrieved the homing beacon that Davan had activated.
Djarin soon ambushed Burg from above as the Devaronian entered the control room. Attempting to strangle him with his whipcord, Djarin found himself pulled down by Burg, leading to a fierce struggle.
Despite using his various weapons, Din Djarin was unable to effectively harm Burg and even tried to turn Burg’s own blasters against him, only to be tossed around the control room. Eventually, Djarin managed to throw Burg into the control room’s doors and then shut one of the doors on him.
When Burg used his strength to lift the door, Djarin quickly shut the other door, incapacitating the Devaronian and severing his horns.
Leaving the control room, Djarin encountered Xi’an. The Twi’lek attempted to stop him by throwing her knives, but Djarin’s beskar armor protected him, and he defeated her. He then sneaked up behind Mayfeld in a corridor and immobilized him.
After dealing with the three mercenaries, Djarin locked them in one of the ship’s prison cells. When he encountered Qin, who was about to board the Razor Crest, Djarin held him at gunpoint. Qin tried to bargain for his life by offering Djarin a larger reward than what Malk had offered, and he reminded Djarin of his code of honor. Despite this, Djarin captured the Twi’lek.
Aboard the Razor Crest, Din Djarin destroyed Zero just as the droid was about to shoot Grogu. He then departed the prison ship and returned to Malk’s station with Qin in tow. Unbeknownst to Qin, Djarin had planted the homing beacon on him before arriving at the station. When Ranzar asked about the rest of the crew, Djarin simply responded that no questions were to be asked.
After receiving his payment, Din Djarin left the station. Shortly after, a trio of New Republic X-wing pilots, alerted by the beacon, arrived and attacked Ranzar’s station, destroying the gunship Malk had planned to use against Djarin’s ship. While in hyperspace, Djarin removed the knob from one of the ship’s levers and handed it to Grogu as a toy, remarking that taking the job had been a “bad idea.”
2.4 The Battle for Nevarro
2.4.1 Gathering Help
While in space, Djarin was reached by Karga, who requested his help in taking down the Client and his forces. Karga explained that after Djarin rescued Grogu, the Imperial presence on Nevarro had grown, displacing the city’s residents. He proposed an alliance, suggesting they use Grogu as bait to lure out the Client.
In exchange, Karga offered to cancel Grogu’s bounty and clear Djarin’s record with the Guild. After some thought, Djarin agreed and decided to bring Cara Dune and Kuiil along to aid in the mission.
Din Djarin first traveled to Sorgan to find Dune, locating her in the common house where they had first met. He briefed her on the mission, but Dune was initially hesitant, worried about possible arrest by New Republic authorities. Her interest, however, was piqued when Djarin mentioned their target was an Imperial.
Aboard the Razor Crest, Dune armed herself with Djarin’s weapons, and they discussed Karga’s reliability and Djarin’s concerns for Grogu’s safety from bounty hunters.
Suddenly, the ship jolted as Grogu tried to take control, prompting Djarin to rush to the cockpit and regain command. Realizing they needed someone to keep an eye on the infant, they decided to head to Arvala-7 to enlist Kuiil’s help.
Upon landing the Razor Crest at Kuiil’s farm, Djarin and Dune met with the Ugnaught in his hut, with Grogu at their side. Midway through their conversation, IG-11, who Kuiil had reassembled, entered carrying a tray of tea, causing Dune and Djarin to quickly draw their blasters on the droid.
Kuiil explained that he had recovered IG-11’s body from the compound where it was destroyed and reprogrammed the droid to assist him on the farm. He assured them that IG-11 could serve as a protector if necessary.
At the blurrg pen, Djarin offered to hire Kuiil to watch over Grogu. Kuiil suggested IG-11 for the job, but Djarin was reluctant to bring the droid to Nevarro. Kuiil insisted that trusting him meant trusting his work, including IG-11. Djarin eventually agreed, and Kuiil added that the blurrgs would also be joining them aboard the Razor Crest.
2.4.2 Back to Nevarro
While traveling to Nevarro on the Razor Crest, Djarin and Dune engaged in a lighthearted arm-wrestling match on the lower deck. Misinterpreting this as a threat to Djarin, Grogu began to use the Force to choke Dune.
Din Djarin quickly intervened, calming Grogu and reassuring him that Dune was a friend. Kuiil, who observed the scene, commented that Djarin’s story about the mudhorn encounter now made more sense after witnessing Grogu’s abilities, having heard rumors of such powers before.
Following a brief exchange between Kuiil and Dune about Kuiil’s former service with the Empire, Djarin requested that Kuiil build a new hover-pram for Grogu.
Later, Djarin and Dune moved to the cockpit to discuss their mission, with Dune noting that the increased Imperial presence on Nevarro suggested something larger at play. IG-11 then entered to offer them food, which Djarin politely declined.
After IG-11 left, Djarin and Dune continued weighing the risks of bringing the droid along, with Djarin firmly preferring that IG-11 remain on the ship.
2.4.3 Reunion with Karga
The group eventually reached Nevarro, where they met up with Karga and his three aides while riding the blurrgs they had brought to the planet. When Karga suggested that Dune remain aboard the Crest, Djarin insisted she join the rest of the group. Karga then requested to see the bounty that the Imperials were after, and Djarin silently complied by moving the pram towards him.
As Karga picked up Grogu to inspect him, Din Djarin kept a hand on his blaster, wary of Karga’s actions. Afterward, the group crossed Nevarro’s lava fields and set up camp by the riverbank at nightfall.
While at the camp, Djarin and Karga discussed their plan to eliminate the Client. Suddenly, the group was attacked by several native reptavians, resulting in one of Karga’s aides being captured and taken away.
During the ambush, Din Djarin was pinned down by one of the creatures but managed to scare it off with his flamethrower. After successfully driving off the attackers, the group surrounded Karga, who had been severely injured. They watched as Grogu healed Karga’s wounds, and at sunrise, they continued their journey to the city.
At a cliffside, Karga spared Djarin and Dune by killing his two remaining aides, having changed his original plan to kill them due to Grogu saving his life. Though Djarin and Dune initially trained their blasters on Karga, the Mandalorian listened to his reasoning and agreed to form a new plan.
The new plan involved Din Djarin surrendering himself to get close to the Client and kill him, with Dune posing as his captor. Djarin also instructed Kuiil to take Grogu back to the Razor Crest and secure themselves inside to protect the child.
With the plan underway, Djarin allowed Karga to cuff him, and the trio headed toward the city, keeping a comlink on him to maintain contact with Kuiil.
2.4.4 Into the City
The Mandalorian accompanied Dune and Karga into the city, bringing along the Child’s empty pram as they headed to meet with the Client and his forces. At the city’s entrance, they encountered two scout troopers, one of whom demanded Karga’s chain code.
When the trooper offered to buy Djarin’s helmet, Karga declined, saying he would rather hang it on his wall. When Djarin questioned the comment, Karga advised him to play along.
Once inside the cantina, they met the Client, who, as they sat at a table, questioned Din Djarin about why the people of Mandalore had resisted the Empire’s expansion into their homeworld and how various systems had benefitted from Imperial rule. The Client then excused himself to take a call on his holoprojector.
While the Client was distracted, Din Djarin freed himself from his binders and retrieved his blaster. Just then, the Client’s superior ordered the death troopers to open fire on the cantina, resulting in the Client’s death. The Mandalorian and his allies quickly took cover behind a table.
When the firing stopped, they took cover behind the cantina’s pillars and looked outside, where they saw they were now surrounded by death troopers, reinforced by a full company of stormtroopers.
The group then witnessed an Outland TIE fighter land nearby, with its pilot, Moff Gideon, emerging from the ship. As the situation grew dire, Djarin urgently hailed Kuiil on the comlink, instructing him to reach the ship as quickly as possible. He continued trying to contact the Ugnaught but received no response.
Djarin didn’t realize that Kuiil hadn’t made it back to the ship in time; he was shot down by the two scout troopers they had encountered earlier, who then captured Grogu to deliver him to Gideon in the city.
2.4.5 Trapped by Enemies
While trapped in the cantina, Djarin, Karga, and Dune considered their escape options until Djarin suggested the sewers below. He believed they might lead to the Tribe’s covert, where the Mandalorians could assist in their escape.
Using his visor, he located a vent that could be cut open to access the sewers. As Gideon’s troops began setting up an E-Web heavy repeating blaster, Dune and Djarin attempted to open the vent but were unsuccessful.
Gideon took advantage of the situation to negotiate, revealing the Mandalorian’s real name to the others and giving them until nightfall to surrender before leaving.
This revelation caused Djarin to recognize Gideon, and he explained the Moff’s identity to Dune and Karga. He also shared that no one had used his real name since childhood and detailed the culture of the Mandalorian people.
Djarin further revealed his past, including his knowledge of Gideon as an Imperial Security Bureau officer during the Great Purge. He deduced that Grogu was still safe, as Gideon wanted them alive.
When Din Djarin tried to contact Kuiil again, the comlink remained silent until IG-11 responded, informing them of Kuiil’s death. Soon after, IG-11 arrived outside the cantina on a speeder bike with Grogu and launched an attack on Gideon’s forces.
Djarin instructed Dune to lay down covering fire as he and Karga stepped out of the cantina to confront the Imperials. During the skirmish, two death troopers momentarily incapacitated Djarin until Karga took them down.
Seeing IG-11 overwhelmed by blaster fire, Din Djarin quickly detached the E-Web’s cannon and fired at the troopers. However, Gideon returned and shot the E-Web’s power supply, knocking Djarin back and injuring him. Dune then carried Djarin as the group retreated to the cantina.
2.4.6 Underground Escape
While lying on his back, Djarin urged Dune to leave him behind and escape to protect Grogu, despite her objections. He handed her a necklace bearing a mythosaur skull, instructing her to show it to the Tribe to secure their help for Dune and the others.
Din Djarin could only watch helplessly as Grogu used the Force to deflect the flames from an Incinerator trooper. After IG-11 removed the grating from the sewer access pipeline, Djarin stayed behind, determined to buy the group time to escape.
While Dune and Karga escaped to the sewers with Grogu, IG-11 stayed behind to treat Djarin’s injuries. Despite the droid’s reassurances that it had been reprogrammed to nurse and protect, Djarin initially dismissed it, asking instead for his life to be ended.
When IG-11 attempted to take off Din Djarin’s helmet, Djarin reacted defensively, explaining that the Mandalorian Creed prohibited him from showing his face to any living being. However, realizing a loophole—as IG-11 was not alive—Djarin permitted the droid to remove his helmet and treat him with a bacta spray.
Djarin and IG-11 eventually rejoined the group in the sewers. As they navigated the tunnels, they reached the covert, where they found a pile of armor stripped from the fallen members of the Tribe.
Initially blaming Karga for the Tribe’s massacre, Din Djarin was informed by the Armorer, who emerged from the shadows as a survivor of the slaughter, that Gideon’s forces were responsible. When Djarin asked the Armorer to join them in their escape, she refused, stating that she was salvaging the remaining armor and would not leave the covert until her work was done.
When the Armorer was shown Grogu, Din Djarin explained that the child had saved him from the mudhorn on Arvala-7 and that he had been protecting Grogu ever since.
The Armorer informed Djarin that, according to the Creed, he was now responsible for caring for Grogu and reuniting him with his own species. She then bestowed upon Djarin a mudhorn signet, declaring the creation of his clan, which now consisted of Djarin and Grogu.
The Armorer also gave him a traditional jetpack. With these, Djarin had risen in rank among the fallen covert, and the signet and jetpack affirmed his status as a true Mandalorian warrior.
2.4.7 Fighting Gideon
The group escaped to an underground river of lava. Karga and Djarin tried to push a boat into the stream, but it was stuck due to being covered in rocks that anchored it to the ground. Dune managed to free the boat by shooting the rocks, allowing the group to board it.
In doing so, they unintentionally activated a resident droid, which began to ferry them down the river. Through his visor, Din Djarin detected the heat signatures of stormtroopers waiting to ambush them at the tunnel’s exit. He then started planning their escape with the others.
IG-11 revealed his intention to sacrifice himself to ensure Grogu’s survival, as he saw no way for both of them to make it out alive. Although Djarin, who had come to accept the droid as an ally, urged him to stay and fight, he ultimately conceded to IG-11’s plan.
The group watched as IG-11 entered the lava river and crossed it to reach the Imperials at the tunnel’s end. Upon reaching them, the droid activated his self-destruct mechanism, killing all the stormtroopers.
Outside the tunnel, the group was fired upon by Gideon’s TIE fighter. As the Moff prepared for another pass, Din Djarin activated his jetpack, launched into the air, and used his whipcord to latch onto the fighter. Despite the difficulty of holding on, Djarin managed to plant two grav charges on the wing, inflicting heavy damage and forcing the TIE to crash into the ground below.
Believing Gideon to be dead, Djarin rejoined the group but turned down Karga’s offer to rejoin the Guild, knowing his responsibility was to care for Grogu. With the child in his arms, Djarin activated his jetpack and flew back to his ship. Before boarding the Razor Crest, he took a moment to bury Kuiil.
As he prepared the ship for takeoff, he discovered that Grogu still had the mythosaur necklace he had given to Dune earlier. Deciding to let Grogu keep it, Djarin took off and left Nevarro to begin his mission of reuniting Grogu with his kind, now free from the Guild’s pursuit.
2.5 The Quest for Grogu’s Future
2.5.1 journey to Tatooine
After leaving Nevarro, Din Djarin met with Gor Koresh, seeking the location of other Mandalorians who could help him return Grogu to his people.
Koresh proposed a wager: if his Gamorrean fighter won, he would provide the information, but if he lost, Djarin would surrender his armor. Djarin declined, prompting Koresh to order his men to attack. Djarin quickly defeated them, pursued Koresh, and hung him from a streetlight. He promised not to kill Koresh himself, leading Koresh to reveal that a person wearing Mandalorian armor had been spotted on Tatooine.
Din Djarin then left Koresh for dead and traveled to Tatooine with the Child. Upon landing in Hangar 3-5, he allowed Peli Motto’s pit droids to repair the Razor Crest. Motto had the astromech droid R5-D4 guide Djarin to Mos Pelgo, where the Mandalorian armor was reportedly located. Djarin set off on Motto’s speeder, spending the night at a Tusken Raider camp.
When he arrived in the remote town, Djarin drew the attention of the townsfolk before entering a tavern. He asked the Weequay bartender about a man who looked like him, and the bartender mentioned “The Marshal.”
Confused, Djarin watched as Cobb Vanth entered the tavern, wearing Mandalorian armor he had purchased from Jawas. Vanth offered Djarin a drink and removed his helmet, revealing that he was not a Mandalorian. Djarin immediately demanded the armor, but Vanth refused, and they prepared to duel until a sudden tremor shook the town.
The tremor was caused by a krayt dragon that had been terrorizing the town and eating livestock. Vanth proposed a deal: if they killed the dragon, he would give Djarin the armor. Djarin agreed, and they set off for the dragon’s lair, encountering Tusken Raiders who also wanted to kill the beast. The groups formed an alliance, but their first attempt failed, leading Djarin to recruit the townspeople to help.
Although the villagers were reluctant to work with the Tuskens, whom they saw as monsters, Din Djarin convinced them that the Tuskens would stop attacking the village if they cooperated to kill the dragon. They reluctantly agreed, and together they returned to the lair, eventually defeating the krayt dragon after significant losses.
True to his promise, Cobb Vanth returned the armor to Djarin, who hoped their paths would cross again. As Djarin made his way back to his ship, he remained unaware that Boba Fett, the armor’s rightful owner, was watching him.
On his way back to Mos Eisley with Grogu, Djarin was ambushed by thieves but quickly defeated them. Arriving in Mos Eisley on foot, he went to Chalmun’s Spaceport Cantina, where he found Peli Motto and “Doctor Mandible” in the middle of a sabacc game.
When Motto asked if Din Djarin had killed the Mandalorian, he replied that he had only acquired the armor. Djarin then paid Dr. Mandible 500 credits for information on another group of Mandalorians. Later, in the hangar, Motto told Djarin that he could find them with the help of “Frog Lady,” whose husband knew where they lived.
2.5.2 Journey to Trask
Frog Lady offered to help Djarin in exchange for safe passage to the estuary moon of Trask. Djarin agreed, but when Peli Motto informed him that they would have to travel without using hyperspace, he was frustrated and almost backed out of the deal, citing the need for speed to ensure his safety. Despite his reservations, he eventually relented and set course for Trask, with Frog Lady accompanying him on the Razor Crest.
While traveling through deep space, Djarin came across two New Republic X-wing pilots, Trapper Wolf and Carson Teva. They notified him that his ship had been linked to a prison break and insisted that he surrender his transponder.
To avoid arrest, Din Djarin made a hasty escape, heading towards Maldo Kreis with the X-wings in close pursuit. He managed to evade them by crashing into an ice cave, though the Razor Crest was severely damaged in the process, leaving the passengers shaken.
After regaining consciousness, Djarin rushed to assess the damage to the ship and check on Frog Lady’s eggs. He discovered Grogu eating the unfertilized eggs and quickly placed him back in the compartment.
As Djarin began repairing the ship, he noticed Frog Lady had wandered into the cold caves and was taking a hot bath in a natural spring with her eggs. The area was surrounded by small white eggs that caught Grogu’s attention, and he ate one, inadvertently awakening a horde of knobby white ice spiders. The three of them quickly fled, fighting off several spiders along the way.
Once back at the Razor Crest, Din Djarin attempted to escape the planet, but one of the creatures blocked their way. Fortunately, the New Republic pilots arrived and killed the spiders.
After a brief exchange, they decided to let Djarin go, recognizing that he had helped prevent a prison break and saved Davan. The pilots then departed, and Djarin finally managed to escape the planet, eventually reaching Trask in the heavily damaged Razor Crest.
2.5.3 Landing on Trask
As Din Djarin approached Trask for landing, he realized the Razor Crest’s landing array wasn’t responding, forcing him to attempt a risky manual landing.
As Frog Lady helped stabilize the ship, the Crest plunged into the atmosphere at a perilously high speed, nearly catching fire during the descent. They managed to slow down and head toward the landing pad, but a sudden engine failure caused the ship to lose power and tumble into the sea.
The Razor Crest was then hauled from the water onto a landing pad, where Djarin paid a Mon Calamari dock worker one thousand credits for temporary repairs to get the ship flight-ready again. After Frog Lady’s husband, Frog Man, guided him to other Mandalorians, Din Djarin headed to an inn to gather information and secure food for Grogu.
A Quarren sailor informed Djarin that other Mandalorians could be found on a nearby island and offered to take him and Grogu there aboard his trawler. However, Djarin quickly recognized the deception when the Quarren attempted to sacrifice them to his mamacore and steal his beskar armor.
Fortunately, three Mandalorians arrived in time, rescuing Djarin and Grogu while eliminating the Quarren. The group was led by Bo-Katan Kryze, the rightful heir to the throne of Mandalore, accompanied by Axe Woves and Koska Reeves. Djarin was offended when they removed their helmets, insisting they were not true Mandalorians.
Kryze, surprised by his reaction, assured Djarin of her Mandalorian heritage and revealed that he was a Child of the Watch, a group she described as religious zealots who followed the Way of the Mandalore, a path that had fallen out of favor in mainstream Mandalorian society.
Confused and upset by this revelation, Din Djarin refused their help, not trusting those who did not adhere to the strict Mandalorian Code. He took Grogu and left the three warriors behind, only for them to save him again later that night from an angry group of Quarren.
Djarin then decided to join Kryze and her associates at the inn to discuss their situation. He explained that his mission was to return Grogu to his kind with the help of the Jedi.
Kryze proposed a deal: if Djarin helped them take down an Imperial frigate, she would guide him to the Jedi he sought. The mission involved stealing weapons from an Imperial Gozanti-class cruiser. Djarin agreed and left Grogu in the care of Frog Lady and her husband during the mission.
The four Mandalorians swiftly infiltrated the cruiser, much to the dismay of the Imperial officer in charge. Kryze contacted the officer on the bridge, declaring their intent to hijack the ship. Din Djarin, frustrated by the mission’s evolving nature, was reminded by Kryze that he needed to help take over the cruiser if he wanted information on the Jedi.
Meanwhile, the officer received a holographic transmission from Moff Gideon, who ordered him to crash the ship into the ocean to eliminate the Mandalorians. The officer complied, killing the pilots and steering the cruiser toward the water.
The Mandalorians fought their way to the bridge, changing the ship’s course just before it crashed. Kryze then demanded the officer reveal the location of Gideon and the Darksaber, but the officer electrocuted himself before providing any information.
Although they successfully seized the cruiser, Kryze still lacked answers regarding the Darksaber. However, she kept her word to Djarin, instructing him to visit the city of Calodan on the forest planet of Corvus to find Ahsoka Tano. Din Djarin thanked her and left the cruiser, picking up Grogu from the Frog Lady’s home before departing the ocean moon with the partially repaired Razor Crest.
2.5.4 Back to Nevarro
After attempting to repair the Razor Crest with Grogu’s help but failing, Djarin decided they needed full repairs before continuing their journey to Corvus, so he set a course for Nevarro.
Upon their arrival, Djarin and Grogu were welcomed by Greef Karga and Cara Dune, who had since become the town’s new marshal. Karga assigned two workers to repair the Crest and warmly welcomed Djarin and Grogu back.
Despite his hesitation, Din Djarin agreed to let Karga leave Grogu at the former cantina, now repurposed as a school. Djarin was then led to a building where he had an awkward reunion with the Mythrol he had once captured. Karga explained that while they waited for the ship’s repairs, he needed Djarin’s assistance with a mission. He showed Djarin a map of the planet, highlighting the last remaining Imperial base that posed a threat to the city, which they needed to eliminate.
2.5.5 Meeting Ahsoka Tano
After completing repairs on the Razor Crest, Djarin journeyed to Corvus to find Ahsoka Tano.
During the trip, the Child used the Force to unscrew the ship’s control knob, which Djarin promptly took back.
Upon landing, he made his way to the outer wall of Calodan, where he encountered the mercenary Lang, who inquired if Djarin was a hunter seeking work.
Din Djarin nodded and was allowed into the city, but once inside, the villagers avoided him, except for one who urged him not to speak to them. Soon after, Djarin was escorted by guards to meet Morgan Elsbeth, the town’s magistrate, who offered him her beskar spear if he agreed to kill the Jedi.
While searching in the woods, Tano ambushed Djarin, striking at him with her lightsabers, which he deflected with his beskar armor. He used his flamethrower to force her back and then tried to restrain her with his whipcord thrower. However, Tano leaped over a branch, causing Djarin to release the whipcord.
Before the battle resumed, Din Djarin told Tano that Bo-Katan had sent him, and she noticed the Child with him, prompting her to lower her guard. She then connected with the Child through the Force, uncovering his history as a Jedi youngling who survived the Purge, and revealing his name: Grogu. Tano mentioned that Jedi Master Yoda was the only other member of Grogu’s species she had encountered and explained that the Force was the source of his abilities. Djarin then asked if she could help Grogu.
The next morning, Tano attempted to have Grogu move a pebble using the Force, but he refused. Recognizing his bond with Djarin, she had him encourage Grogu to take the stone, but he failed again. Djarin then offered the control knob, which Grogu eagerly took, delighting Djarin. However, Tano recognized the fear and attachment Grogu had for Djarin and refused to train him, citing the dangers such emotions could bring, even to the strongest Jedi.
Before leaving, Din Djarin confessed that he had been sent to kill her but instead suggested teaming up to defeat the magistrate in exchange for Grogu’s training. He detailed the town’s defenses and was surprised to discover that Elsbeth had survived the Clone Wars, which had driven her to become a plunderer for the Empire.
As Tano launched an attack on the settlement, drawing the magistrate’s attention by tossing down Djarin’s pauldron to suggest she had defeated him, Djarin dropped in from above to deal with the guards ordered to kill the citizens, leading them to safety. Lang then approached Djarin, realizing their alliance and expressing amusement. The two faced off in a standoff. As Lang tried to approach while talking, he stopped and agreed to lower his weapon upon seeing Tano enter the magistrate’s residence. However, as Lang pretended to put down his heavy blaster, he attempted to draw another to shoot Djarin, but the Mandalorian was quicker, killing him and shortly after eliminating an HK-87 assassin droid that attempted a sneak attack from a rooftop.
As the villagers celebrated their freedom after Elsbeth’s defeat, Tano offered Djarin the beskar spear, believing it belonged with a Mandalorian. Djarin then woke Grogu, believing their time together was at an end. Tano met them at the Razor Crest, acknowledging their bond and reaffirming her decision not to train Grogu. She directed Djarin to Tython, instructing him to place Grogu on the seeing stone and wait for a Jedi to come if that was the path they chose.
2.5.6 Alliance with Boba Fett
While on their way to Tython, Din Djarin encouraged Grogu to use the Force to take the knob from his hand, still amazed by the child’s abilities. He reminded Grogu that the “nice lady” had mentioned this planet might hold a Jedi who could further his training.
Upon spotting the temple ruins, Djarin landed the Razor Crest on a nearby plain and used his jetpack to carry Grogu to the site.
Din Djarin placed Grogu on the seeing stone and examined it for any hidden mechanisms. Suddenly, he noticed another ship, Slave I, landing nearby. When he tried to retrieve Grogu, he was blocked by the seeing stone’s energy.
Realizing there could be danger, Djarin hurried to confront the potential threat, giving Grogu time to complete his task. He encountered Boba Fett, who had tracked him since Djarin took the armor from Vanth. Fett demanded the return of his armor.
Djarin, doubtful of Fett’s claim, questioned why he shouldn’t just shoot the mysterious figure. In response, Fett revealed his sniper, Fennec Shand, aiming at Grogu. To avoid a conflict, Fett ordered Shand to lower her weapon, and after Djarin reluctantly removed his jetpack and set down his rifle, they began to negotiate.
Shand explained that Fett had saved her life, showing the cybernetic enhancements that kept her alive, and that she now served him. Fett reiterated his claim to his father’s armor, promising to protect Grogu if it was returned to him.
2.5.7 Chaos on Tython
Fett and Djarin’s negotiations were suddenly interrupted by the arrival of an Imperial ship, which deployed a squad of stormtroopers. Djarin once again attempted to retrieve Grogu but was knocked back by the seeing stone’s energy field.
After a third failed attempt, he decided to focus on protecting Grogu from the incoming forces. Din Djarin supported Shand by unleashing a barrage of whistling birds and using his armor to shield her from blaster fire. As they were cornered, Fett, now wearing his beskar armor retrieved from the Razor Crest, used a grav charge to eliminate multiple troopers.
Fully armed with wrist blasters, knee rockets, and a jetpack-mounted missile, Fett swiftly took out the remaining stormtroopers and destroyed the two Imperial dropships as the retreating troops tried to escape.
Suddenly, a turbolaser shot from an orbiting ship struck the Razor Crest, completely obliterating it. Four dark troopers then descended from the attacking vessel and abducted an exhausted Grogu before Djarin and Shand could reach him.
Fett chased after the troopers in Slave I, but Djarin, concerned for Grogu’s safety, had Shand use her comlink to instruct Fett not to engage. Fett continued to track the troopers and confirmed that their transport was an Imperial ship before heading back to the surface of Tython.
Din Djarin searched through the wreckage of his destroyed ship, finding the beskar spear and the control knob still intact. Fett then presented his armor’s chain code to confirm his identity as a Mandalorian and the son of a Mandalorian Civil War veteran.
True to his word about protecting Grogu, Fett offered to help Djarin rescue him. The group then traveled to Nevarro, where Djarin met with Cara Dune. He requested information on Migs Mayfeld, hoping to break him out to gather intel on Gideon’s ship. Although hesitant at first, Dune agreed after learning about Grogu’s capture.
2.5.8 Infiltrating Morak
Din Djarin traveled to Nevarro to offer a bounty for Gideon to Cara Dune, who was now serving as a marshal of the New Republic. With Dune’s help, Djarin located Mayfeld and journeyed to the Karthon Chop Fields in Slave I.
After Dune, by bending New Republic regulations, secured Mayfeld’s release into her custody, they returned to the ship. Mayfeld was visibly uncomfortable when Djarin appeared and hesitantly boarded the ship.
Onboard, Djarin asked Mayfeld to help them find Gideon’s cruiser, suggesting that an ex-Imperial like him would remember the codes. Initially, Mayfeld was reluctant, preferring to continue working in the fields rather than risk going up against Moff Gideon.
However, after Dune mentioned Grogu and offered him “a better view,” Mayfeld agreed but said he would need access to an Imperial terminal, and he knew of one on Morak. Although Djarin doubted anything significant was on Morak, Mayfeld assured him of a secret rhydonium refinery on the planet.
Upon landing, the group devised a plan to obtain the necessary information. Mayfeld warned of the danger of detection if any of their faces appeared in ISB databases. Dune, Shand, and Fett all declined to go, explaining that they would be recognized due to their wanted status, so Djarin volunteered to accompany Mayfeld.
The trio ambushed an HCVw A9.2 juggernaut transport, taking the armor of the neutralized Juggernaut Pilots as a disguise. Reluctantly, Din Djarin changed out of his armor and handed it to Dune for safekeeping. Dune then left to join Shand in providing support and reconnaissance from a vantage point near the refinery, while Djarin and Mayfeld continued in the juggernaut.
As they traveled, Mayfeld attempted to make small talk, removing his helmet but becoming nervous at the sight of the wrecked transports. He then reflected on the insignificance of ordinary people during wars, specifically criticizing the battles of Mandalorians and the seeming hypocrisy surrounding Djarin’s helmet rule. Djarin remained silent, lost in his thoughts.
Partway through their journey, pirates attacked and destroyed two rhydonium transports before targeting the one operated by Djarin and Mayfeld. Djarin climbed on top of the vehicle to fend them off as they jumped from their skiffs, intending to place detonators on the rhydonium canisters. He took out the first skiff using a pirate’s thermal detonator and shot another pirate from the next skiff before his blaster malfunctioned.
Forced into close combat with the remaining pirates, Din Djarin ordered Mayfeld to speed up, then slow down again to keep the load stable. He successfully fended off two more waves of pirates before being saved by a pair of TIE fighters and the refinery’s stormtrooper garrison. Once inside the refinery, they were welcomed as heroes by the Imperials.
As they made their way to the mess hall, Mayfeld found the terminal but refused to use it when he saw General Valin Hess, his former commanding officer, seated inside. Mayfeld attempted to call off the mission, explaining to Djarin that a face scan was required for access, meaning neither of them could use it.
However, Din Djarin decided to proceed, taking the data stick and entering the room. In a move to save Grogu, he removed his helmet and allowed the machine to scan his face. This act made Djarin an apostate according to the rules of the Children of the Watch.
After successfully retrieving the information on Gideon’s ship, Djarin was confronted by Hess, who demanded his designation. Djarin hesitated, but Mayfeld covered for him by pretending Djarin was hard of hearing due to an incident on Taanab, before claiming they had other business to attend to. However, Hess insisted they join him for a drink to celebrate their successful delivery.
Hess asked for a toast, and Mayfeld suggested toasting to Operation: Cinder, a campaign he had been part of, mentioning the tens of thousands of lives lost during the attack on the planet Burnin Konn. When Hess glorified their sacrifice, Mayfeld reacted with skepticism and cynicism about the supposed honor of their deaths.
As Hess boasted about the New Republic’s weakness, the Empire’s resurgence, and how the refined rhydonium would bring about horrors worse than Burnin Konn to restore order to the galaxy, Mayfeld, growing increasingly angry, shot him dead.
After a moment of shock among the mess hall’s occupants, Djarin and Mayfeld were forced to open fire on the witnesses. Mayfeld returned Djarin’s helmet, insisting he had never seen his face, as Din Djarin put it back on and took cover. They escaped through a window, engaging the facility’s alerted military forces.
Shand and Dune offered cover fire, sniping at the troops in pursuit, while Fett picked them up in Slave I. Mayfeld then used Fett’s cycler rifle to destroy the rhydonium transport, which in turn destroyed the refinery’s landing platform. As they were pursued by TIE fighters, Fett took them out with a seismic charge before reuniting with Dune and Fennec.
Mayfeld wished Djarin luck in rescuing Grogu and prepared to return to prison, but impressed by his actions, Dune instead declared that Mayfeld had died in the explosion, allowing him to walk free with Djarin’s agreement. After leaving Morak, Din Djarin sent a threatening message to Gideon, mirroring the speech Gideon had given on Nevarro, declaring that he was coming to reclaim Grogu.
2.5.9 Saving Grogu
After locating the coordinates of Gideon’s light cruiser, Djarin and his allies tracked down Doctor Pershing aboard a Lambda-class shuttle. A space chase ensued, with Boba Fett ultimately disabling the shuttle using Slave I’s ion cannons.
Once they boarded the shuttle, the co-pilot warned Djarin about Pershing’s importance. Din Djarin acknowledged that they had met before and asked Pershing if Grogu was still alive. Pershing confirmed, but the co-pilot grabbed him, holding a blaster to his head.
When the pilot tried to negotiate his freedom with Cara Dune, the co-pilot shot him and informed Dune and Djarin that Pershing was a high-priority New Republic target and a clone engineer. He warned them they’d regret it if Pershing died. The co-pilot then taunted Dune, boasting that he had witnessed the destruction of her home planet, Alderaan, from the Death Star, calling it a necessary act to rid the galaxy of terrorism. Dune, fed up, shot the co-pilot in the face, narrowly missing Pershing and grazing his ear.
After securing Pershing, Djarin sought out Bo-Katan Kryze, who was eager to hunt down Gideon and reclaim the Darksaber. After a brief skirmish between Fett and Reeves, Kryze agreed to join the mission, driven by her desire to use the Darksaber to reclaim Mandalore. She also urged Din Djarin to reconsider joining their cause.
Aboard Slave I, Kryze briefed the team on Gideon’s cruiser, explaining that while the ship would have once carried hundreds of troops during the height of the Empire, it now housed only a small fraction of that. However, Pershing warned that Gideon had a platoon of dark troopers on board. When Djarin asked how many soldiers were in the suits, Pershing clarified that these were third-generation, all-droid models, stored in a cargo bay adjacent to the brig where Grogu was being held.
Kryze outlined a plan to send a distress call from the shuttle and make an emergency landing in the cruiser’s launch tube, blocking any potential interceptors. She, Reeves, and Fennec Shand would then attack the bridge, drawing Gideon’s forces away from Djarin, who would head to the brig to rescue Grogu.
As the ships jumped into hyperspace, Kryze made it clear that Gideon must surrender to her. Upon exiting hyperspace near Gideon’s cruiser, Slave I fired on the shuttle to stage Kryze’s emergency docking request.
Communications officer Elia Kane acknowledged the request but ordered them to stay clear of the cruiser’s launch tube as two TIE fighters launched. Kryze insisted they must dock immediately. The hangar control officer aborted the launch as the shuttle crashed into the bay. Fett then destroyed the pursuing TIE fighters and jumped into hyperspace.
The boarding party eliminated the crew members in the bay before splitting up to complete their assigned tasks. As Din Djarin approached the dark troopers’ cargo bay, the door opened just as the droids finished powering up. He quickly used Pershing’s code cylinder to close the door, but one droid managed to get through.
Despite the droid’s resistance to most of Djarin’s weapons, he ultimately destroyed it with his beskar spear and depressurized the storage bay, sending the remaining droids into space. Djarin then reached Grogu’s cell, where he swiftly took down the two guards with his beskar spear before confronting Gideon, who was holding the Darksaber over the Child. Gideon ordered Djarin to drop his blaster, explaining that whoever wielded the Darksaber had the right to the Mandalorian throne.
Din Djarin, uninterested in the throne, insisted he was only there for the Child. Gideon seemingly conceded, claiming he only wanted to study Grogu’s blood to restore order to the galaxy. However, he suddenly activated the Darksaber and attacked Djarin before he could reach Grogu. After a brief duel in the corridor, Djarin disarmed Gideon and took him captive for questioning by the New Republic.
Djarin then entered the bridge, carrying the ignited Darksaber, Grogu, and a shackled Gideon. Gideon mocked Djarin, pointing out that the Darksaber could only be claimed by defeating its wielder in battle, much to Kryze’s dismay. Since Djarin had defeated Gideon, the Darksaber was now his, and he couldn’t simply give it to Kryze or yield to her, as its power lay not in the weapon itself but in the story surrounding it.
Suddenly, an alarm sounded aboard the cruiser, and Shand reported that the ray shields had been breached by the dark troopers. Gideon questioned Djarin’s ability to fight the entire platoon, noting that he had struggled with just one droid.
As the dark troopers marched toward the bridge, Gideon discreetly covered a dropped blaster with his cape. At that moment, another alarm sounded, and a lone X-wing fighter entered the hangar. Bo-Katan demanded identification, while Grogu sensed something through the Force.
The dark troopers stopped their assault on the door and turned back. Kryze observed on the monitor as a hooded figure emerged from the X-wing and made his way through the ship, effortlessly cutting down the dark troopers with a green lightsaber.
With their captors distracted, Gideon seized the blaster and fired at Bo-Katan, knocking her to the ground. Din Djarin immediately shielded Grogu, taking the shots meant for him, while Dune disarmed Gideon and knocked him unconscious before he could take his own life.
2.5.10 The Arrival of Luke Skywalker
Grogu reached for the monitor, watching as the figure defeated the last of the dark troopers outside the blast doors. When Din Djarin opened the doors, he asked if the man was a Jedi.
The man, who was revealed to be Luke Skywalker, confirmed this and extended his hand to Grogu. Grogu looked back at Djarin, who initially thought Grogu didn’t want to leave.
The Jedi clarified that Grogu was actually looking to Djarin for approval. Luke reassured Djarin that he would protect Grogu with his life, but warned that without proper training, Grogu’s abilities could be hazardous and that he wouldn’t be truly safe until he learned to control them.
Din Djarin picked up Grogu and encouraged him to go with the Jedi, promising they would reunite. Grogu reached out to touch Djarin’s helmet, prompting Djarin to remove it and reveal his face to Grogu for the first time. He reassured Grogu not to be afraid and gently placed him on the ground.
As the Jedi’s astromech droid, R2-D2, approached, Grogu walked toward the droid. Luke nodded, picked up Grogu, and turned to leave, while Djarin watched with tears in his eyes.
2.6 New Mandalorian Path
2.6.1 Back to the Covert
After rescuing Grogu, Din Djarin returned to his work as a bounty hunter. While searching for his former covert, he traveled to Glavis Ringworld. There, he accepted a bounty on Kaba Baiz from an Ishi Tib guild master in exchange for information about a Mandalorian covert. Djarin tracked Baiz to his butcher shop and attempted to apprehend him peacefully.
However, when Baiz and his workers resisted, Djarin was forced to kill Baiz and several of his men using the Darksaber. In the process, Djarin accidentally wounded his leg with the weapon. Afterward, he took Baiz’s head as proof and persuaded the remaining workers to let him leave by offering them Baiz’s New Republic credits.
Din Djarin later delivered Baiz’s head to the Ishi Tib guild master, who offered him a meal in exchange for the covert’s location. When Djarin threatened to take the bounty elsewhere, the guild master quickly paid him and provided the information.
Djarin followed several symbols that led him to the covert, where he reunited with the Armorer and Paz Vizsla. Relieved to see them alive after their escape from Nevarro, Djarin allowed Paz to tend to his Darksaber wound.
The Armorer examined the Darksaber that had caused his injury and explained its significance. When Djarin inquired about Bo-Katan Kryze, the Armorer attributed Mandalore’s downfall to Kryze accepting the Darksaber as a gift rather than earning it in combat. She then asked Djarin about the beskar spear he possessed, cautioning that it could pose a threat to Mandalorians as it could pierce beskar armor. Djarin requested that the spear be reforged into a gift for Grogu.
Although the Armorer noted that attachment was a virtue for Mandalorians but a vice for Jedi, she agreed and reforged the spear’s head, wrapping the new gift in a knapsack.
The Armorer then began training Din Djarin in wielding the Darksaber, advising him not to fight against the weapon itself. Observing his lack of skill, Paz Vizsla challenged Djarin for the Darksaber, citing his ancestral claim. Djarin won the duel, but when the Armorer asked if either of them had ever removed their helmets, Vizsla denied it, while Djarin reluctantly admitted that he had.
As a result, the Armorer declared that Djarin was no longer a Mandalorian unless he bathed in the Living Waters of the Mines of Mandalore.
2.6.2 Customizing the Starfighter
Djarin booked the next available commercial flight to Tatooine. Despite his attempt to claim a religious exemption, a security droid insisted that he hand over his weapons before boarding. During the flight, a young Rodian passenger and the knapsack tied to resemble Grogu’s head reminded him of the Child.
After landing on Tatooine, Din Djarin went straight to Peli’s workshop and immediately saved her from a womp rat attacking her droids. He then paid her for the new ship she had promised.
To his disappointment, instead of a new Razor Crest, Peli presented him with a partially assembled N-1 starfighter. Unimpressed, Djarin initially asked for his money back, but Peli’s persistent sales pitch eventually convinced him to help with the repairs. During the process, he learned about her haggling skills and her previous dealings with Jawas.
Once the starfighter was fitted with new parts, given a chromium paint job, and equipped with a bubble dome instead of a droid port, it was ready for a test flight. Djarin took it for a spin through Beggar’s Canyon and into Tatooine’s orbit, where he spotted the transport carrying the young Rodian passenger and waved at him.
This maneuver, however, drew the attention of an X-wing patrol. Just as it seemed he might talk his way out of an arrest, one of the pilots recognized his voice and the ship’s configuration, connecting him to the incidents on Nevarro. Din Djarin quickly activated the sublight drive to avoid further questioning. The officers, deciding it wasn’t worth the paperwork, chose not to pursue him.
Djarin returned to Peli’s hangar, impressed with his new ship. Peli then mentioned that someone was looking for him, though she initially tried to keep them out. The visitor turned out to be Fennec Shand, who offered payment for Djarin to join Boba Fett as muscle on a job. Grateful for what Fett had done for him, Djarin agreed to help for free but requested to first visit a “little friend.”
2.6.3 Visiting the Jedi Academy
Upon arriving on a lush, forested planet, Din safely landed his N-1 starfighter and encountered R2-D2, whom he greeted as an old friend. He expressed his desire to see Luke Skywalker and reunite with Grogu, and followed the astromech droid to a construction site where ant-like droids were building a temple.
After R2 communicated with one of the droids about Djarin’s arrival, the astromech powered down, leaving Djarin alone and frustrated. He noticed that the droid had built him a bench, and after pondering how long he’d be waiting, he eventually sat down and fell asleep.
Din Djarin was later awakened by the sound of branches cracking and instinctively aimed his blaster at the source, only to find Ahsoka Tano standing before him. She introduced herself as an old friend of the Skywalker family and reiterated that Luke, not her, was training Grogu.
When Djarin expressed his wish to see “the kid,” Ahsoka teased that R2 had brought him to her for that reason. She explained that the structure being built would one day be a great school, with Grogu as its first student. Djarin asked how Grogu was doing and voiced his desire to see him, to which Ahsoka invited him for a walk.
During their walk, Ahsoka reminded Djarin of her previous warning about the strong bond he shared with Grogu, a bond that was difficult to let go of. Djarin, concerned for Grogu’s safety as a Mandalorian foundling, was reassured by Ahsoka that being with Luke was the safest place for him.
When Djarin asked why she let Luke train Grogu instead of doing it herself, Ahsoka replied that it was the Jedi’s choice. As they continued walking, Ahsoka led Djarin to a hill where they observed Luke meditating with Grogu from a distance. Djarin started to approach them but hesitated when Ahsoka asked if he was there for Grogu’s sake or his own.
Din Djarin explained that he simply wanted to give Grogu a gift, stating that the child had the right to have it as a foundling. Ahsoka gently suggested that Grogu might no longer be a foundling, but a Padawan.
Accepting her words, Djarin asserted that the armor he had forged would protect Grogu, regardless of his status. Ahsoka offered to deliver the gift herself, and Djarin, saddened by the realization that he had come so far only to be unable to see Grogu, agreed. He handed her the knapsack, asking her to ensure Grogu’s safety before returning to his starfighter. As he departed, Grogu, during his training with Luke, watched his guardian leave.
2.6.4 Return to Tatooine
After returning to Tatooine, Din Djarin landed his ship at Boba’s Palace, where he was greeted by one of the Gamorrean guards, who informed him that Fennec Shand had requested his presence. Djarin walked into a meeting with the entire crew, where Shand introduced him and explained that if war broke out, they would need foot soldiers. To everyone’s surprise, Djarin offered to arrange the necessary allies and was granted permission to do so.
Djarin then traveled to Freetown, where he met with Marshal Vanth and Deputy Scott. Knowing the town’s citizens were skilled fighters, Din Djarin asked Vanth to organize a garrison to support Fett’s Gotra against the Pykes. Although Vanth initially hesitated, despite the looming threat of the Pykes, he eventually promised Djarin that he would see what he could do.
2.6.5 Defending Mos Espa
Djarin joined Fett and his Gotra in the ruins of Sanctuary, letting them know that the Freetown garrison was en route. In response, Fett pledged to defend the town and promised to stop the spice trade from passing through Freetown.
While Fett negotiated with Bane and the Pykes, Djarin and Shand watched his back. As the negotiations broke down, Djarin and Fett fought the Pykes while Shand went to Mos Eisley to deal with their forces there.
After the Mayor’s majordomo delivered Fett’s terms, Djarin and Fett flew out of the Sanctuary’s ruins, continuing their battle against the Pykes. Djarin deployed his whistling birds, but they were soon surrounded by the enemy.
Just in time, the Freetown garrison, led by Taanti, arrived to reinforce them, along with Krrsantan. As the remaining Pykes began to retreat, the Freetown garrison celebrated. However, Din Djarin sensed something was wrong and spotted a Scorpenek droid approaching.
The heavily-armed droid was protected by powerful shields that even Djarin’s Darksaber and Krrsantan’s electrified knuckle-dusters couldn’t penetrate. With no other choice, Fett flew off to get reinforcements while Djarin defended the others.
Forced to retreat, Din Djarin was picked up by Motto, who was driving a cart pulled by a rickshaw droid. To his surprise, Motto had brought Grogu, who had chosen the chainmail Djarin forged for him over continuing Jedi training with Luke.
Following a brief reunion, the relentless Scorpenek droid demolished the rickshaw droid, sending Djarin and Grogu flying. Djarin protected Grogu from the impact, just as the roar of a rancor echoed through the streets. The rancor assaulted the Scorpenek, weakening its shields and giving Djarin the opportunity to strike. But before he could finish the droid, it knocked him aside. Just as the droid was about to strike, Grogu used the Force to dislodge one of its legs, giving Fett’s rancor the chance to finish it off. Grogu then reunited with Djarin and cuddled him.
As Fett’s rancor destroyed the second droid, Din Djarin rejoined the fight, helping the Mods and Freetown fighters eliminate the remaining Pykes. Meanwhile, Fett faced off against his old mentor, Cad Bane, and defeated him.
With the battle nearly over, Djarin and the others turned their attention to the rampaging rancor. Djarin attempted to control it with chains but failed. Once again, Grogu used the Force, this time to tame the rancor and put it to sleep, before drifting off to sleep himself.
2.6.6 Meeting the Aromorer
Djarin departed Tatooine in his N-1 starfighter, now reunited with Grogu. Despite some reluctance, he jumped to lightspeed at Grogu’s request. Later, Djarin and Grogu visited Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu.
Eventually, Din Djarin traveled to a Children of the Watch refuge on an unknown planet. During an initiation ceremony, a reptilian creature attacked, and Djarin assisted the Mandalorians in defeating it with his N-1 starfighter. Afterward, he landed his ship and entered the cave refuge, where he met with The Armorer.
Seeking redemption for breaking the creed by removing his helmet in front of others, Djarin asked The Armorer for guidance. She told him of the Living Waters in the Mines of Mandalore, which could restore his honor, though she believed the mines had been destroyed during the Great Purge of Mandalore. However, when Din Djarin presented her with a Mandalorian inscription he had recovered from Mandalore, it suggested that the planet might not be completely destroyed after all.
2.6.7 The Resurrection of IG-11
Din Djarin then traveled to Nevarro, where he met with Greef Karga, now the High Magistrate. As they walked through the town, they encountered a group of pirates, including Vane, loitering outside a building that had been converted from a bar into a school. The pirates mocked Karga for softening the town by turning the bar into a school, a place with a violent past.
When the pirates attempted to shoot Karga, Djarin quickly gunned them down, sparing Vane. Karga then told Vane to inform his leader that Nevarro was now a respectable place.
Djarin requested that the statue of IG-11 be salvaged for repair, as he needed a droid for his upcoming mission to Mandalore. Karga agreed and enlisted a group of Anzellan droidsmiths to attempt the repair.
Later, Karga and Djarin tried to reboot IG-11 in Karga’s office. However, the droid reverted to its original programming and attempted to attack Grogu. The situation was resolved when a bust of Karga was dropped on IG-11, disabling it. The Anzellans informed Djarin that IG-11 would require a new memory circuit, which was rare.
After leaving Nevarro, Din Djarin was immediately confronted by Gorian Shard and his pirates. Shard, angry over the death of his crew, ordered his pirates to chase Djarin through an asteroid field. Djarin skillfully defeated several of the starfighters and then approached Shard’s corsair. Shard offered to spare Djarin’s life if he surrendered, but Djarin, telling Grogu to never trust a pirate, flew past Shard’s ship and jumped to hyperspace.
2.6.8 Encounter with Bo-Katan Kryze
As Din Djarin departed Nevarro, he found himself embroiled in a harrowing space battle with the pirate crew of Gorian Shard. The skirmish tested Djarin’s piloting skills to their limits, but he emerged victorious, his determination to complete his mission only strengthened by the encounter.
Djarin’s search for answers led him to Kalevala, where he sought out Bo-Katan Kryze. He found her disillusioned and defeated, having lost the Darksaber and abandoned her plans to reclaim Mandalore.
Din Djarin told her about his plan to go to the Mines of Mandalore. Kryze thought his plan was silly and told him that Mandalore had been ruined and there was nothing special about the Living Waters. Djarin reminded her that she used to think the curse on Mandalore wasn’t real, and told her to make up her mind. He said he was going to find the mines anyway, and left Kalevala without Kryze’s help.
2.6.9 Return to Mandalore
Djarin, Grogu, and R5-D4 went to Mandalore. Once there, they went into the ruins of Sundari where they ran into trouble from the Alamites. Djarin was captured by a cyborg scavenger and its Spider Tank. Grogu was able to escape back to Djarin’s starfighter, which was being flown by R5. Grogu convinced Bo-Katan to help rescue Djarin. Together, they got past the Alamites and Bo-Katan used the Darksaber to kill the cyborg and its tank.
Bo-Katan then took Djarin to the Mines and the Living Waters. There, Djarin was able to be forgiven. However, he tripped and fell deep into the water. Bo-Katan jumped in after him. In the waters, Bo-Katan discovered a mythosaur, a creature thought to be extinct. After filling a flask with some of the Living Waters, Djarin, Bo-Katan, and Grogu left. Bo-Katan and Djarin went to Kalevala to get his fighter. However, Bo-Katan came under attack by several TIE fighters. Djarin and Bo-Katan were able to destroy several of them. However, another group of TIE bombers destroyed Bo-Katan’s castle. Bo-Katan, upset, went after the bombers. However, a dozen more fighters came. Djarin was able to convince her to retreat and follow him to his covert’s planet.
When they arrived at the covert, Djarin and Bo-Katan were seen as outsiders until the Armorer confirmed that they had truly been to the Living Waters of Mandalore. Djarin was accepted back and Bo-Katan, even though she didn’t believe in the Children of the Watch’s beliefs, was accepted into their covert. During the covert’s training of its children, Ragnar was taken by a shriek-hawk. Bo-Katan led Djarin, Vizsla, and several others to rescue Ragnar. They were successful and captured the shriek-hawk’s babies. During this time, the Armorer made new armor for Grogu and a new shoulder piece for Bo-Katan to mark her discovery of a mythosaur.
2.6.10 Conflict with the Pirate Nation on Nevarro
The covert was then approached by Captain Carson Teva of the New Republic’s Adelphi Rangers. Their location had been revealed by Djarin’s droid, R5. At first, Djarin and his covert were hesitant to listen to the captain until he told them about High Magistrate Greef Karga’s and Nevarro’s attack by Pirate King Shard’s gang. After Captain Teva left, Djarin and Bo-Katan talked with the covert’s members about helping Nevarro. Even though they had fought several of Karga’s guild hunters that forced them to move the covert before, Vizsla and the others agreed to help Djarin fight Shard’s pirates.
Using Bo-Katan’s Gauntlet starfighter and Djarin’s starfighter, the Mandalorians were able to fight the pirates and drive them away from both the city and Nevarro. To thank them for their help, High Magistrate Karga gave the Tribe lands they could call their own for the first time in years. Shortly after, Bo-Katan was called by the Armorer to the covert’s old workshop. The Armorer allowed Bo-Katan to take off her helmet, saying that because she had seen a mythosaur, the time had come for all Mandalorians to come together and take back Mandalore. So, Bo-Katan, Djarin, Grogu, and R5 set off to find Bo-Katan’s fleet and bring both Mandalorian groups together.
2.6.11 Privateers on Plazir-15
During this time, Woves and other Mandalorians were using Gideon’s light cruiser to do mercenary work in the Mid Rim territories. One job involved Woves’ Mandalorians capturing Captain Shuggoth’s lover to return him to his parent, a Mon Calamari Viceroy.
Woves and his fellow mercenaries also took a job to protect the peaceful planet of Plazir-15, led by the Duchess and her husband, Captain Bombardier. Bo-Katan and Djarin arrived and helped the Duchess and Captain stop a former Separatist, Commissioner Helgait, from turning Plazir’s droid workers back into battle droids. Djarin and Bo-Katan met up with Woves and his Mandalorians to try to get Bo-Katan back in her leadership position. After a short fight between Bo-Katan and Woves, Djarin gave the Darksaber back to Bo-Katan. He did this because she had rescued him from a cyborg on Mandalore, which made him unworthy to hold the saber according to Mandalorian rules. Woves and his fellow Mandalorians then accepted Bo-Katan as their leader again.
2.7 Reconquest of Mandalore
After bringing together Bo-Katan’s unit and Djarin’s tribe, the Mandalorian fleet traveled to Mandalore. A small scouting team led by Bo-Katan and Djarin was sent to check out the ground. On the planet’s surface, they met Mandalorians who had survived on their own since the Great Purge of Mandalore. This group of survivors led the scouting team to the Great Forge. When they got to the forge, they were ambushed by Gideon’s armored commandos and led into a trap inside a hidden Imperial base. There, Gideon, wearing Mandalorian-style beskar armor, tried to force the Mandalorians to surrender. However, they managed to escape, with Vizsla staying behind to let the rest get away. He was killed by three Imperial Praetorian Guards shortly after.
Woves went into orbit and warned the fleet about incoming TIE fighters and bombers. He ordered all the Mandalorians on their Imperial light cruiser to leave. Woves then flew the light cruiser as bait for the Imperials while the rest went to help their fellow Mandalorians on the ground. While the Mandalorians and the Imperial commandos fought in the air, Djarin, Bo-Katan, and Grogu dueled Gideon.
During the fight, Gideon managed to destroy the Darksaber using his armor’s mechanical strength. However, working together, they defeated Gideon and his forces just before their former light cruiser crashed into the base. This killed Gideon and what was left of his forces. Grogu used the Force to protect Djarin and Bo-Katan from the explosion. Shortly after the battle, Mandalorians gathered at the Living Waters to watch Ragnar Vizsla and Grogu become Mandalorian apprentices. Later, a ceremony was held to relight the Great Forge, showing that they had taken back their homeworld as a united people.
3. Din Djarin’s Armor and Weapons
Early Armor
Din Djarin began his journey with a set of Mandalorian armor made from durasteel, which included some pieces made from beskar. This initial set included a shoulder pauldron, helmet, and heartplate.
Upgrading to Full Beskar Armor
With payments from his bounty hunting missions, Din Djarin began replacing his damaged armor pieces with new ones made entirely of beskar. Eventually, he completed a full beskar body suit, which included:
- Helmet
- Plated vest
- Two pauldrons (one bearing his signet, the mudhorn)
- Two vambraces
- Two gauntlets
- Two greaves
- Two boots
Special Features of the Armor
Din Djarin’s armor had some special features:
- Helmet: Capable of tracking heat signatures and long-range audio. It could also detect recent footprints.
- Vambraces: Equipped with a whistling bird launcher that could shoot twelve explosive projectiles. They also had a flamethrower and a whipcord launcher.
Additional Gear
Besides his beskar armor, Din Djarin also had other important gear:
- Jetpack: Made from beskar and could be controlled remotely.
- Bandoliers, Cape, and Belt: Non-beskar components that completed his outfit.
- Weapons: Din carried several weapons, including:
- IB-94 blaster pistol
- Vibro-knife
- Amban phase-pulse blaster
- Flash charges
- Grav charges
- Smoke bombs
The Razor Crest’s Arsenal
Din Djarin’s ship, the Razor Crest, was equipped with various weapons, such as:
- Relby-v10 micro grenade launcher
- EE-3 carbine rifle
- DL-21 blaster pistol
- Drum blaster
Additional Vehicles and Weapons
During his travels, Din Djarin used other vehicles and collected various weapons:
- Zephyr-J Speeder Bike: Used on Tatooine.
- Other Weapons and Armor: Collected various Mandalorian weapons and armor, including a vest, jetpack with single-shot missile launcher, and helmet with an aiming device.
Significant Acquisitions
- Beskar Spear: Gifted by Ahsoka Tano.
- Darksaber: Acquired after defeating Moff Gideon in combat.
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