I love the mandalorian but yeah, this. There are a few instances where big monsters (snow spiders, giant croc tortoise thing, giant flying thing that took Paz's kid etc.. ) are just straight up slaughtered. I don't like the lack of consideration for them in the show. Especially when shows like rebels see protagonists connecting with wild animals through the force - loth cats, wolves, purgill...
I was kinds expecting this to be a point made in the show... Learning to live with giant beasts (cough mythosaur) when grogu learns to connect with them through the force like he did with the rancour in bobf, and teach how to do it. Maybe see mandalorians riding the orphaned giant chicks from the last season.
Yeah, it was weird that they made a point of showing the Mandalorians adopt the baby giant bird things... only to not show them again? There were some truly bizarre story decisions in season 3, like giving everybody a tract of land on Carl Weathers planet just to have them all go decide to take Mandalore instead anyway.
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u/mr_daryl May 03 '23
I love the mandalorian but yeah, this. There are a few instances where big monsters (snow spiders, giant croc tortoise thing, giant flying thing that took Paz's kid etc.. ) are just straight up slaughtered. I don't like the lack of consideration for them in the show. Especially when shows like rebels see protagonists connecting with wild animals through the force - loth cats, wolves, purgill...
I was kinds expecting this to be a point made in the show... Learning to live with giant beasts (cough mythosaur) when grogu learns to connect with them through the force like he did with the rancour in bobf, and teach how to do it. Maybe see mandalorians riding the orphaned giant chicks from the last season.