Din Djarin & Bo-Katan are Mandalorians again - The Mandalorian Season Three (2023)

[NickJohnCoop]

Bo Katarn hearing those words " You are redeemed " was probably something she never expected . I'm very glad she heard those words.

[alexanderkaizer]

I love how the other mandalorians welcomed Bo-Katan and Din Djarin after their redemption

[Achuidian]

Paz is definitely polishing his weapons for some kick butt!

[josephbridges]

One of the best scenes in the series if you ask me I especially love how the other mandalorians welcome din and bo back ("welcome home brother and you sister)

[badmoose]

I like how in a later episode Bo loses a shoulder pauldron and the armorer makes her a new one with shiny beskar like Din’s armor. It’s like he’s growing on her.

[kevinng]

Star Wars: That time I dove into a pool to save a Mandalorian and accidentally joined a Cult.

[jonascodes]

She accidentally join a cult ( i loved the feeling of tribal approval)

[therookie]

The Living Waters obviously plays some part in making Beskar armor, at least true and strong armor. I wonder why it is called the Living Waters and how literal the name is. The way the water glows and reacts is certainly mystical.

[brendenpepper]

Gotta love how bo was like if this doesn't redeem him after the bullshit he went through I'm going to murder u 😅

[kingkea]

The whole theme of someone rediscovering their ancestral routes really hits home for me

[CustomizedUsername]

The water glowing was awesome to see. I was wondering how they’d be able to tell it was the living waters

[okamireader]

I suspect the Living Waters carry traces of Beskar and the Armorer poured them in order to see if they would present particular reaction with the basin, is why the Living Waters gave off those subtle shimmering colors

I found it uplifting to see Bo-Katan welcomed by the Children of the Watch, giving her a feeling of belonging she'd clearly been missing ever since her former crew ditched her. In spite of not walking The Way and having even disparaged Din Djarin and the Children of the Watch, it was a humbling experience and an appreciated gesture. While it was neither her intention or expectation to be accepted, it gave Bo-Katan something special, and put her on the path she needed to take in order to lead her people back to their world and reclaim it

I will forever despise Moff Gideon for the Night of a Thousand Tears, along with every imperial filth that served him then and since, but I am relieved Gideon's schemes were thwarted and the Mandalorians were able to take back their world, their culture, and their place in the galaxy

[shanehooper]

i like how the armorer told din he wasnt a mandalorian while din has the dark saber and is just like well fuck you guys im going to hang out with boba fett

[Codebender_Cate]

The armorer is playing a long game here. She's paying attention to every detail for a reason

[TheCoolProfessor]

Aww. You just know all those tough stoic Mandalorians were smiling underneath those helmets. That's probably why they keep them on all the time.

[wander-]

I can only imagine the absolutely shock to Bo's system when the sect of her culture that she probably only knew as savages and cult like, welcome her and accept her as family. Out of millions of things going through her mind, she probably thinks to her sister wanting more pacifism in their culture all those years ago. I know S3 was a little on the weaker side but damn i love this show

[winsaner]

In the end Bo Katan walk both worlds as the Mandalorians comes together to unite and reclaim Mandalore and become a hero to the people

[TurkYbAstEr]

local woman accidentally joins cult after taking bath

[moddedinkling]

From a cautionary tale to Mand'alor...

[SasukeUchiha-tcxx]

Don’t you just hate it when you accidentally baptize yourself while trying to save your friend from drowning?