The Different Mandalorian Factions FULLY Explained

There are so many different Mandalorians in Star Wars and I feel The Mandalorian Season 3 will show us many different factions and sects of Mandalorians. This video should clear up and explain some of the more notable ones including:

Death Watch, Mandalorian Neo Crusaders, True Mandalorians, New Mandalorians, Wren Clan, and Children of the Watch

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[antaquar]

Bo Katan wasn’t disillusioned with violent methods. She left cause she didn’t accept Maul as a leader

[antaquar]

Death watch wasn’t black armored; they had blue armor under Vizla and Bo Katan; the faction that emerged from Maul was the one that went red and black to represent him

[Merlchar]

To think all of this stemmed from one insanely cool looking character who was in a movie for about a total of 5 minutes. 😄

[AmorphisBob]

Death Watch's colors weren't black and red until Maul took over. They were originally grey and blue.

[thebear]

11:54 I think it’s important to distinguish clans and houses. Houses are basically political factions within sects. Clans are the family or group your apart of. When Sabine first talks of houses and clans she says she is apart of clan wren, house vizsla. But by the end I would say that clan wren also became a house. I say this because mandalorians from other clans joined to help. I think this is accurate, if not someone correct me

[whyshouldi]

Mandalorians are pretty much the coolest thing in all of Star Wars at this point. They survived through the old republic, the high republic, the clone wars, the empire, everything.

[CptPhilippnes]

Wait. Walon Vau didn't train the entire Omega Squad. He did train 1/4 of it since Omega Squad was made up of survivors who's squads were wiped out after Geonosis. Niner, Fi and Darman were trained by Kal Skirata but Atin was trained by Vau. Also, at this point, Clan Wren is probably the closest thing we have to Legend's True Mandalorians in the current canon of Star Wars

[joedaley]

I feel like the new season is going to introduce a lot of the specifics behind Mandalorian culture. Helpful video, can’t wait to see new faction on screen.

[TERMICOBRA]

Bo-Katan's Nite Owls existed before Maul as well as during and after Maul. They were an elite all female faction of Deathwatch. The question is; "Did Deathwatch keep existing during/after Maul because a portion of them left to join Maul?" OR "Did Deathwatch itself join Maul and the few members who didn't become independent like Axe Woves?" During Mauls leadership would Axe Woves say "I'm one of the few remaining members of Deathwatch" or would he say "I left Deathwatch because they joined Maul" or would he say "Deathwatch ceased to exist when Maul took over."?

[Zippy_Zero]

love that he ends every section with “overall, this faction was significant in the star wars universe.” really hides the fact that it was written by chatgpt

[shadowfang]

Bo Katan didn’t leave Death Watch because she was disillusioned with their tactics she left because Maul took over and she wouldn’t accept someone who wasn’t born on Mandalore or wasn’t considered Mandalorian

[zunsen]

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:33 Mandalorian Neo-Crusaders
2:47 Death Watch
5:18 New Mandalorians
7:01 True Mandalorians
10:27 Children of the Watch
11:54 Clan Wren (Nite Owls)

[lethaldarkness]

*It is safe to say, Jango Fett is the most influential bounty hunter, ever. He not only was the templet for the entire Clone army of the Grand Army of the Republic, but also earned the title, of Best Bounty Hunter in the Galaxy.*
No small feats here.

[asaknight]

I like to think Jango's clan now is just a father and son business 😂

[summers]

I love the realism of their being so many factions of Mandalorians each with different but also overlapping beliefs. Take for instance identifying as a Christian that could mean belonging to one of dozens of different denominations each Christian but each unique, why not so with a warrior culture like the Mandos

[TheRealAlpha]

I wonder if they'll ever get into how the Mandalorians saw the clone troopers after the war in these shows. Even though they're technically all generated from the template of one, and even if he's not fully recognized by the New Mandalorians or we see how even Bo Katan treated Boba (for fair enough reasons), the Clones still seem to be the closest in terms of culture, being born to be soldiers. Most of the helmets they wore constantly even had the T shaped cut out. I kinda figured more people would touch on that over the years.

[Gamer]

I loved the way the KOTOIR Mandalorian armors looked

[Nmber]

Great video as always. It would’ve been helpful to see a family tree of Mandalorian sects/factions as the Neo-Crusaders don’t exist today but they have similarities with “current” factions. Also, it would be helpful to see how the children of the watch are successors to maybe death watch?

[saltycsc]

Good stuff!!! I guess if you were mentioning clans, I may have also included Ordo. Canderous being Mandalore The Preserver and being closely tied with Revan. 🤘

[TimDaco]

Awesome Video!!! I Love Mandalorians so much but I do feel a little bit confused sometimes about all The Different Factions, So Thank You for making This Video!
I'M EXCITED FOR THE MANDALORIAN SEASON
THIS IS THE