Mando's & Bo-Katan's suicidal assault - The Mandalorian Season Two (2020)

[bobafett]

One of the rare moments where Stormtroopers are more or less competent in Mandalorian... That was pretty good suppressive fire.

[Darth-vade]

The heavy repeating blasters are a nice touch not seen often but very powerful probably cuts down dozens of rebels in seconds

[neofulcrum]

Just need the first half of this. Them flying in, boarding and raiding up to the cargo hold where they’re examining the weapons locker.

[ajra]

Stormtrooper #1: We're hitting someone! We're actually hitting someone!
Stormtrooper #2: Then how come he's not dying?!
Stormtrooper #1: Oh, fu--BOOM!

[CloneScavengerVulpin]

0:34
Moff gideon: "long live the empire!"

[Creasy]

Mando is "This is the Way" and charges down a corridor under the equivalent of twin heavy machine gun fire too blow up the defenders with grenades. Yup, normal day for Din.

[cadendains]

You know, seeing the relatively low KE shots hitting Mando's for several seasons, I'm starting to feel like a big ol heavy slug thrower would've served a LOT better against Beskar

[The_Drunken_Scotsman]

One of the few times Stormtroopers actually hit something and it still meant fuck all

[juancabardo]

A great scene! Although it makes me wonder why Din didn’t just jump out for a moment and toss a grenade instead

[GetOutOfMyTruck]

CC = "Long live the apartment".

[omarbaba]

The Gozanti in this episode is like a Tardis or something it’s WAY too big on the inside

[AndreNitroX]

The title is wrong

Suicidal for the empire maybe

[mx]

I really like the gozanti design, this one looks like it's more armored with additional weapons. Too bad it's the slowest ship in the star wars universe.

[tokaythegecko]

I like that they showed the true power of the dlt 19

[TheChosen]

That's why you never serve empire

[azadirany]

One of the side characters must have died.

[VTObiz]

Why don’t all the stormtroopers carry those heavy repeating blasters? They seemed quite effective, Atleast against the other three mandalorians

[chaysethepurplewolf]

Why did the captain just shoot the pilots? He could've just been like "Crash the ship" and they'd obey