Luke tells Grogu about Yoda.

Fan made video

[JoseRodriguez-peve]

in 500 years, Grogu will be in his prime years and thus a new star wars saga begins.

[estranoperez]

Luke: I want to tell you about someone you remind a great deal of.
Grogu: Yoda? Bruh I MET him before you were even born.

[vmurda]

He’s been training Jedi for 800 years it’s time that we get a Star Wars Yoda movie!

[rr]

This is the way Luke should have been in the recent Star Wars trilogy.

Luke is; an optimist, a pacifist, merciful, he refused to kill Anakin, and would also have refused to kill his nephew Ben Solo, or go into exile out of fear/ regret. Luke’s personality is to keep doing good despite all the odds.

[Hollywood-cdcv]

"For 800 years have I trained Jedi"
Yoda to Bruce Lee
"Be like water my friend"

[setsyoufree]

Grogu would have known Yoda, yes, but I'm sure he doesn't mind hearing about him through another's point of view. It could add more depth to the Yoda that Grogu knew.

[hunterwiliamcz]

Yoda alive for hundreds of years
*Luke shows up*
Yoda: Yep, I'm just gonna die real quick

[henrycarey]

It’s so strange how a puppet can make you feel such emotions. The magic of movies is just so present in the original trilogy. They were a part of a my childhood, having a dad who saw them in theaters as a kid. It was something we bonded over.

[Dr.EdwardKevorkian]

Yoda's training speech in Empire gets me EVERYTIME !
I have never felt such emotion from watching a puppet speak lol
It blows my mind the places these movies still take me at 50 years of age.
STAR WARS the greatest story EVER told...

[thegreatreverendx]

That little house always made me feel so cozy, with the fire and the rain outside and everything.

[misterchubbikins]

Size matters not.

The ocean's motion, it is.

- Yoda probably.

[nicksandz]

Yoda story is just as tragic as Vader, imagine training Jedi for 800 years being the founder just to get set up to look like a traitor and have to spend your last days in exhile alone on some weird planet!!

[mickhack]

Is it weird this made me tear up? such a powerful video

[Chief_Amiesh]

Beautifully edited. I miss Master Yoda. I forgot how great of a teacher he was, and how easy it was to listen to him and understand him because the way he talked made you have to pay attention. Thanks for this art.

[jug]

God how much do I wish Luke completed his journey to be a grand master like no other!

[Fibeachbum]

I always loved the line ”Looking? Found someone you have, I would say. Hmmm?”

[mrrandom]

Luke mentions Grogu to Yoda: *"Not my son, the kid is."*

[Flxx]

Love this cut. Yoda was an excellence Trainer. The mandalorian Shows us the Luke we wanted.

[vessejentura]

Many people have the opinion that the we will one day grow to love the sequel trilogy because that’s exactly what is starting to happen with the prequel trilogy. I can’t help but wholeheartedly disagree with that opinion. Even though the prequel trilogy had its faults (many of them actually) it still is a necessary story. It doesn’t hinder the original trilogy, rather it adds background and depth to the characters and original story. And let’s face it folks, the original trilogy is what Star Wars is all about. It’s the foundation of what makes Star Wars what it is. And I think that people have gotten over the questionable dialogue and acting of the prequels because they’ve realized that the story sets up the original trilogy perfectly, and gives a lot of depth and answers to all the questions that Star Wars fans had when just the original trilogy was out. However, the sequel trilogy adds nothing to the original story. The sequel trilogy has all the problems that the prequel trilogy had, but it’s made profoundly worse because the sequel story adds nothing to the original story. Rather, it only takes away from it and almost makes it seem superfluous. The killing off and mistreatment of the original cast of characters that we all grew to love, the subsequent destruction of the new republic and new Jedi order that was fought for so hard in the original trilogy, the lack of distinct musical themes, the copy and paste nature of several of the big events in the sequel trilogy, as well as the bad story telling and cringy fan service makes it almost impossible for me to ever consider the sequel trilogy anything other than a “what if” scenario where the worst scenario took place after the original trilogy.

[itsaxel]

this video is a piece of art. Well done with the editing.