The Mandalorian - 3x2 Chapter 18: ‘The Mines of Mandalore’ Reaction/Review

The Mandalorian - 3x2 Chapter 18
: ‘The Mines of Mandalore’ Reaction/Review

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[jackiec]

"This is the way" has many meanings. I believe Mando was giving his respects to her and her dad.

[NerdyQueen]

The Mythosaur is actually real all the Mandalorians will be shook. I'm also surprised Bo didn't mention her sister Satine.

[jarkoer]

10:22 Thank you! Din wasn't pulled under by the mythosaur like what a lot of people are saying. He stepped off a cliff into the deep end. That pool was a lot deeper than it looks. He didn't have his jet pack and he was wearing his armor, so he sunk like a stone all the way to the bottom. And that makes it how many times Bo had to save his life this episode? Din is so blinded by his faith in the Creed that he keeps getting into trouble, but it's his faith that keeps pushing him forward. Bo is a pragmatist that gets him out of trouble. But by the end it's Bo who was really reborn in that pool. Going forward she may start thinking that it's not all "theatrics and children's stories."

[radezzientertainment]

it looks like the "mandalorian symbol" i had the same thought lol but that's the whole point lol

[JonBap]

Great take on the Mythosaur, fellas. And for the record, that creature is the emblem or signet of Mandalore. I love how you guys broke down the possibility of the Mythosaur having drawn Bo Katan into the living waters, so that both of them could be redeemed, two Mandalorians with two opposing philosophies. And this ritual would bring them together, as the creature wishes for all Mandalorians to be brought back into the fold as one.

[seanparker]

Watching when Bo jumped into the water, it looks like the stairs just stopped, and the weight of his Beskar made him drop like a stone. This was set up in the previous episode, when the armourer had to rescue another mandalorian when they sank (in chest deep water) while fighting the gator turtle. Plus Mando could not ascend because he took off his jet pack before he stepped in. I saw nothing that indicated that he was dragged in. I doubt that the Mythosaur would want his presence revealed by attacking. Plus if it did attack, why didn't it attack again when they were returning to the surface?

[mrcrossovermark]

I like that they brought in the mythosaur into the mix because now they’re making a way for Bo Katan to be the leader of mandalore without having to fight for the dark saber. She’ll have to tame that mythosaur for the remaining mandalorians to believe again. And also I like when Din was reciting the creed she started to believe again.

[erikolson]

I think that Din will be able to wield the Darksaber with much more ease now, because now that he's bathed in the Living Waters below the Mines of Mandalore, while reciting the Creed (don't think it'll be an issue that halfway or three quarters into the Creed that he fell/sank to the bottom 😅) a great mental and emotional weight has been lifted from his heart and mind 🤔😌.

[Mimeniia]

If Bo and Mando dont end up smashing then I dont know what this world has come to.

[anthonydean]

It looks like the series has been setting everything up for Din to become the next leader of the Mandalorians. S1 has din findings Grogu a powerful force user who bonds with him. In S2 din learns that their are other Mandalorians like Bo-Katan & Boba who fallow a different paths then was taught to him. Din gets the Darksaber through battle a symbol of power & leadership for his people. His willingness to just give the Darksaber to Bo-Katan even after learning of its significance shows that he doesn't seek power or has any desire to be a leader; even though we've seen he has the ability to bring people together and lead them, he did it with the villagers in S1ep4, with the crew he formed for the fight in the final two episodes in S1, he managed to get a Town and Tusken's to cooperate towards a common goal In S2ep1. In Book of Boba Fett we see Din struggling to properly wield the Darksaber most likely because he feels unworthy do to braking his beliefs, and starting on hie journey of redemption. BOBF also shown that Grogu's use of the force can calm large creatures. Now that we've seen that a Mythosaur is still alive a symbol of leadership that predates the Darksaber Din with the aid of Grogu might tame it. The Mythosaur might have also chosen Din to be the next leader of Mandalor; if Din fell Into the water, or was pulled down the Mythosaur could have easily eaten him but chose not to. Also now that he has redeemed himself in the living waters, Din might be able to wield the Darksaber properly now that to himself at least he is tru Mandalorian again.

[taheahshahdaiah]

There are amazing star wars cinematic trailers you can react to called star wars the old republic. These show jedi and sith fighting at their best.

[theoneandonly]

You really need to watch the rest of the season, it starts off slow but the rest is goated and the new episode is the best

[vilmaniel]

ive just started watching why dont you have more manolorian

[arctarc]

What happened to the rest of the season?

[admiralackbar]

Every time R5 was on screen I could only think of that skit with Conan O'Brien 😂

[Slimysnotnose]

Idk if y’all know but Bo used to own the dark saber that’s why she crazy good w it

[JuSSi]

Why they quit their reaction to the mandalorian?

[Ashley_e]

Love seeing y’all do these! He did look like Grievous! Def watch a video about Bo Katan in Rebels. She became leader of Mandalore and wielded Dark Saber, awhile after Maul was defeated by Ahsoka.

[Scarran]

It's a baptism.. That's what they have been showing you the whole time. Din just metaphorically died and was reborn under the gaze of a Mythosaur.

The Mandalorians should be ride or die for that man at this point. I hope after this he corrects his issue with the Dark Saber.

[eclipsegaming]

React to rebels before Ashoka comes out