Is the First Order Coming to The Mandalorian Season Three?



Will we see the First Order appear in The Mandalorian? Did Bo-Katan really join the Children of the Watch? Will we ever address her past with Death Watch? These questions and more answered in this week’s Q&A!

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41 thoughts on “Is the First Order Coming to The Mandalorian Season Three?”

  1. Dang I guess it was wishful thinking to believe that after Thrawn and Ezra were swept away together they had a heart to heart and Ezra managed to reform Thrawn 🥲🥲🥲

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  2. I think with everything Bo saw in the last day, she’s just really rethinking everything she thought was true. And after being dumped by all the people who were supposed to be committed to her, now she’s being welcomed by the people she scorned. She’s processing.

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  3. I have a feeling we will eventually see the early days of first order in mandolarian…also if we do see first order storm troopers I think they will look slightly different than most storm troopers but won't look like the first order storm troopers….also doesn't season 3 take place 7 years now since we know grogu was training with Luke for 2 years

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  4. In this instance, Alex, I’ll actually have to disagree regarding not bringing up Bo’s past. I think it matters quite a bit — and this is from someone who whole-heartedly believes in redemption and second chances.
    Particularly, what she did to the Ming Po people is inexcusable. It’s actually my biggest gripe with her. She aided in killing lots of their people, let her men have their way with the village women, and burned down their home. No amount of helping Ahsoka, the Ghost Crew, or Mando is going to change that for me, sadly. I love her as a *character*, but on a writing level, I think it could tread into borderline tone-deaf territory on the writers’ ends if they don’t bring it up. She’s responsible for the suffering of a lot of innocent people.
    You can think whatever you want of her as a fan, of course, love her or hate her. I just don’t think it’d be wise irl to NOT have Mando learn about the more grizzly things she’s done. Hopefully this makes sense, as I’ve had many, many people agree with or at least understand this take.
    Much love, Alex and Mollie! 🙂

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  5. Q&A: Just a shot in the dark. I think the Armourer said she can join knowing she was on death watch. She also wants to keep an eye on her too probably. Also did anyone notice the the water shimmer when she poured it into the cauldron? Probably a dumb question, but is the water special? Does it help make Mandalorian armor?

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  6. I know he is a legends character… but, with so many diverse character being introduced in comics and such to the canon… how possible do you think the return of Goran Beviin could be in Canon? Especially with Boba and Mando. He deals a lot with Bobas personal life especially… idk itd be cool to hear thoughts from everyone

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  7. Do you think we’ll see some power struggles/rivalries between Imperial Remnants, and/or a conflict between Gideon and Thrawn (perhaps involving an enemy-of-my-enemy team-up of one with Mando&Co against the other)?

    Could Thrawn, who has always been morally ambiguous and playing a separate long-game from Palps, enter the Mandoverse as an anti-hero of sorts, acting as an antagonist but one with “light sided” ulterior motives? Say, perhaps, knowledge about the future First/Final Orders and a desire to thwart them by any means necessary?

    Baseless speculation but fun nonetheless

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  8. Q&A: Do you think Kairos¹ could appear in The Mandalorian at some point? Considering how past cameos (Cobb Vanth, Bo-Katan) have had something to say about Din Djarin, I think Kairos' clothing, society, and squadmates parallel nicely with Din's helmet, the Children of the Watch, and the friends he's made along the way.

    ¹ Kairos is a character from the Alphabet Squadron trilogy of Canon novels. She wore a helmet and cloak, and wrapped herself with strips of graying fabric, keeping her appearance hidden from others. Her species perceives there to be two worlds — their own and everything beyond it — and want to never come into contact with anything from outside their planet, concealing themselves to remain "pure". They also molt their outer skin, and see this as a rebirth and a chance to take a new path in life. In the final Alphabet Squadron book, Kairos started molting her outer skin immediately after the Battle of Jakku, but said that she didn't want her new form to be tained by war, and fled.

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  9. First order can come to the Mandalorian, wouldn't bother me at all.
    As long as the story being told is, the Mandalorians, yup, done good.

    Kane – could go the rest of my life without knowing where she came from or where she went. Totally boring character.
    I was bored for 44.25 minutes watching S3E3.

    Didn't mind the pompous senate bit, gives Leia an easy inroad. The corrupt minion in disguise, too Sun Tzu for me.

    Rise of Skywalker has one redeeming quality, and one only.
    Babu Frik.
    The rest was useless.

    Last Jedi – Fin would not have parked on the beach, former storm trooper, protocols, he's obviously not an idiot but somehow, 1+1 = 7 622. DelTorro and Phasma were useless. There was no sand.

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  10. Q&A: Seeing as most people reacted with dumbfounded incredulity to the announcement of a show centred around the Bad Batch, if you could travel back in time and give it a different name, what would you choose?

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  11. Guys, Mandalorian, Din, he is not bumbling in to situations and winging it. He is trusting his gut. The mud-horn and how he simply trusted that fighting WAS the right choice. He's a hunter, he could have looked for it, and waited for it to leave.
    I'd like Grogu to realize that his fear is making him trust Mandalorians, based on the clone troopers defeating the Jedi.

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  12. During the Mandalorian timeline, the First Order is still in its early development stage. The warlords, Bo Katan refers to are likely, pirates or crime bosses and go have acquired Imperial weaponry from Imperial bases, shipyards that are in disarray with the fall of the Empire. The most loyal of the Emperor's admirals followed Palpatine's Operation Cinder command, then took their fleets to the Unknown Regions where Exekul is located. I suspect that some others, possibly Mof Gideon and Thrown are being the creation of Starkville Base out of the Jedi Kyber Crystal planet; after their first planet, seen in the animated STAR WARS RESISTANCE season 2, destroyed itself.

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  13. Q&A:Do you think Cal Kestis will channel the dark side in Jedi Survivor? In the story trailer we hear Merrin talking about a metaphorical fire that will consume Cal if he’s not careful with his actions. The first game was all about found family and in the sequel we know that this game about reuniting the crew of the mantis. In the trailer we see Cal with intense look in his face. Is it possible that one of his friends got hurt or killed that allows Cal to give into his anger?

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  14. Q&A: Do you think we get Ahsoka back in Mando to teach him how to use the dark saber and lead into her show? I could see her teaching Mando but also letting Grogu help Mando tap into his spiritual side and their bond deepens.

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  15. I’d worry less about the rise of the First Order and more about the fall of the Mandalorians (again). They were totally missing for all of the Sequels even in the big final showdown against Palpatine when pretty much every space ship willing to fight the First Order in the galaxy shows up. It would be interesting for the events of the Mandalorian break down a lot of the culture of Mandalore by the end

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