which makes the idea that there were HK assassin droids in episode 13 that got none of the respect kinda painful. Even if the late models were supposed to be inferior to their predecessors, it still hurts a bit.
I honestly love IG units, the fact that they're part of the same line of droids that Magnaguards were is amazing, no matter the model or function, IG units always kick ass
@@chee.rah.monurB No, IG droids and what you are thinking of, BX-series Commando droids, are different droid models. IG units are definitely more deadly though.
"I am not a living thing" "I can no longer carry this for you, nor can I watch the child" "Victory through combat is impossible" "Sadly there is no scenario, where the child lives and I survive" "Do not be sad I was never alive" Damn not many shows can achieve a feeling where you emotionally attached to a machine, he might say he was not a living thing but to us he was living and that was enough
I really like the way it moves. It's not just a robot mimicing a human. It actually uses it's servos, turns around on the spot and aims at several targets at the same time. For Star Wars this is very functional and well thought out. It also makes IG 11 very alien like and menacing. Very well done.
Exactly. That's what's making it cool to watch. Most CG robots/androids in recent shows had some actor doing the motion capture, making it look like a human instead of a robot.
IG 11 was just a brilliant Character and went so well with the series. His end was also one of the best written things in the whole galaxy of Star wars in my opinion. But also one of the saddest.
Wouldn’t go as far to say the best written thing , but the character as whole was more interesting to me than mostly all the characters in the sequels , was able to connect more with a droid than majority of any of those in the sequels
I miss IG-11. Also so happy we finally got to see how deadly this stiff skinny robot series is. Every movement is so calculated and effective, nothing wasted or unnessesary.
IG droids was exactly how I imagined the killer robots of the future. Basically aimbots with perfect accuracy and spatial awareness able to kill as many men (and perhaps vehicles) as it's ammo and fire rate allowed it. A much more accurate representation compared to for example the b1 battle droids
@@hyperion3145 the very first time they apeared and, no one knew what they were and they seemed to be an organised, infinate army. Until a sith lord pretending to be a dumbass rolled over them in the dumbest way possible.
B1 were insanely outnumbering Republic, it was Palpatine‘a sabotages to downfall CIS. B1 were dumb & bad, but imagine 100’000 trillions blasters firing at you, that’s CIS.
Fun fact: The IG-88 series rebelled against their makers and killed them to become bounty hunters. The IG units were also illegal under the galactic republic. Later the manufacturer was forced to remanufacture said units as “security droids” after the empire was established if they wanted to continue production.
I do appreciate the fact that more of these didn't exist because they were considered a mistake. Wasn't it because they added too much sentience or something like that? Basically like how R2 was the most illegal astromech in the Galaxy by year 3 of the Clone Wars?
@@jairusjuedes22 The last one had downloaded its consciousness into the second Death Star Computer. Had the space station not been destroyed it would have been under IG-88's control.
I was scared of IG-88 as a kid cause his bossfight on Ord Mantell in SotE was spooky. Seeing IG-11 move like that more than 20 years later made me smile.
I kinda like the idea of IG-11 being somewhat similar to a physically disabled individual going through physical therapy. He has to relarn how to walk, to pick things up without breaking them, to move things, to be efficient, to notice small creatures, and even do something like pouring a cup of tea (Which can be difficult if one isn't used to using two hands, I know that when I was a kid I missed pouring water into my cup because I didn't understand the idea of a arc, and I recall my cousins being similar). Its just so fascinating to me.
I love how the series showed how terrifying IG units can be. I can’t imagine how deadly IG-88 is. If you really think about it, bounty hunting droids are probably among some of the best in the galaxy. There’s a reason Vader hired not just IG-88, but also 4-LOM to track down the Millennium Falcon.
IG-88 was a Clone Wars Bounty Hunter, however seemed part of a team to make an attempt to capture Palpatine, but was foiled by Kenobi posing as a bounty hunter who was believed to have killed Kenobi was indeed an amazing cover.
@@shadylapizo9245 IG-88 never appeared in TCW. However plenty of IG-86 models showed up. The primary difference is the legs being less armored but seemingly more flexible.
He and Kuill never should have been killed off in my opinion. They were such great characters (better than most of the other side characters, except Mayfeld) and had they lived, I think Season 2 would have been much better than how it turned out. At least they both had heroic endings though. Edit: After having seen what happens to him in Season 3, I take it back. I would have preferred he stayed dead, rather than be reduced to a walking suit of armor with a talking "No" button. There was absolutely no dignity in that for him whatsoever.
Someone had to die with emotional value I actually enjoy seeing the end of my favourite characters like I don't want them to die early but would like to see the end of their story I still want to see Rex's
@@HeadHunterKillCounts Last time I saw Rex was in Rebels which takes place during the rise of the Empire somewhere after Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ( which btw I really enjoyed ) I think he will die of old age .
I think The Mandalorian perfectly captured the horror of going up against an IG-series assassin droid. Those of you who played Shadows of the Empire remember IG-88
It really is a dream come true to see an IG unit in live-action combat. These are some of the most fearsome, effective, ruthless droids ever created, literally banned by the galaxy at large because they were too good at their purpose. (Largely assassination) Awesome, all I can say, awesome.
Im so happy the ig units got a more flushed out showing in film than just ep4, they are by the far the most terrifying droids in design and sheer power. Imagine the seperatists, but only ig units
I was seriously impressed when the IG11 appeared, that's how I would imagine a fight droid to act. The mandalorian really was an amazing show, best thing that came out of Disney in the last 10 years.
I hope his movement style becomes the standard for IG units in the future. It really uses the way they’re built and the fact that they’re not organic to the fullest.
Well… considering they are mostly used by loan sharks (Both corporate and crime) seeing their distinctive frame from the horizon just makes you sigh out the words. “Ah I’m done”
B-1 Series droid: 1000 shots, hits one target. IG Series droid: A dozen targets, doesn't miss a shot. The CIS really should have invested more in its targeting software.
The B-1s were always known for quantity over quality. but had the CIS made subtle improvements over the course of the clone wars, they’d be more Formidable. It’s just a shame the factories were shut down, a missed opportunity to be used by the empire.
@@relicvault1515 yeah, it’s a scary thought that the B-1’s could have been like the Russian T-34 tank in ww2. Gradual improvements in the factory without compromising production could have seen an over all increase in performance more than the republic could ultimately handle - if the war was a legit all out fight and neither side ran out of resources or money ….
B-1's are actually very efficient droids, they suck ass due to how much software is crammed into them, which is why b-1's can easily take many different tasks.
Subparagraph 16 of the bondsman guild protocol waiver compels me to say you are doing a wonderful job and I hope for you to continue to produce these assets.
IG-11 was a dream come true for 88 fans. You can totally buy how dangerous this robot would be compared to how it looked like it could be knocked over by a strong breeze in the original trilogy.
My favorite part is even though its orders are to protect the child and be a nurse droid, it took the initiative to totally wipe out a towns worth of stormtroopers for the safety of the child.
That was all protocol. IG was a walking computer and had to follow strict programming, so his base command was to self destruct because he wasn’t permitted to be captured. He really had no choice. Super cool how it all was written and played out.
I will forever feel sorry for some of the basic battle droids of the Clone Wars. They could be a lively bunch, but they were stuck being cannon fodder against the Republic's forces.
"I understand now why you cry, but its something I could never do" "Are you satisfied with your care?" "There's nothing to be sad about....... I've never been alive" Robot character deaths always hit the hardest
I was born in New Zealand, and it makes me so happy to hear the Kiwi accent in so much modern media. I have very fond memories of when I used to live there.
IG-11: You would live and I would serve my purpose, there’s nothing to be sad about I’ve never been more alive. That is coming from a droid who was a hunter now a nurse droid. This droid has to be Mando’s favorite and mine. 😢😢😢
IG-11 is the sci-fi combination of L. Frank Baum and Sergio Leone. The Tin Man as one brutally single-minded bounty hunter from a space spaghetti western, both violent and oddly heartful.
@@BearsNGym. ig series droids programming can be copied(ig-88a did it and activated ig-88b,c+d) so if that's been done boba would only need a replacement memory core
It would be really stupid to add this in with little explanation. What reason would Mando have to carry his parts in the first place? And how would he even know where to find them too?
One thing I like about 'Star Wars' droids is that they often have that METAL MACHINE look, rather than that ultra-sleek, Apple Store like look of the androids/synthetics of other sci-fi 'universes'.
He’s honestly my favorite new character and I love the idea of reprogram killer robots to be nursing droid. It sucks that he had to die, I think they could have done neat things with his character.
Hard to tell who would win in a fight between IG-11 and HK-47. Would be a hell of a fight to watch (and would be sad to see one of them go, if not both).
IG-11 before his reconstruction would have annoyed HK-47 whom is a hunter with a mission beyond the kill. HK picks his kills to get the most results out of the target’s death effectively calculating and banking on the sociological response to basically keep the galaxy in order. Not an in the moment and simple subsistence super turret that IG- acts like (even though his movements and targeting are precise and waste nothing) While HK would dislike IG being a nurse droid more (unless he respects the need to protect and nurture the child) the door was now opening for IG to evolve a personality that could comprehend and appreciate the ripple effects of a single drastic action, how to predict eventualities, and how to benefit from them. And not at least learning how to hunt the way HK does would perhaps be the most distressing for HK. As for combating each other I suspect HK’s more varied arsenal would help and his tendency to not mess around by relying on blasters and would go for ion weapons/stunners if he really wanted IG dead.
The Mandalorian made the idea of fighting droids a lot more scarier than the original movie's battledroids
which makes the idea that there were HK assassin droids in episode 13 that got none of the respect kinda painful. Even if the late models were supposed to be inferior to their predecessors, it still hurts a bit.
We don't call that Droid a clanker
@@aurahero9842 magna-guards are also IG units...
i remember playing republic commando and droids in that were scary when you havent got jedi powers and only blasters and grenades
Probably bc its an ig droid and not a battle droid
I honestly love IG units, the fact that they're part of the same line of droids that Magnaguards were is amazing, no matter the model or function, IG units always kick ass
The fact that HAILFIRE droids are IG units in technicality too is even more weird honestly. XD
Especially when they aren’t held back by plot armor
Weren't these the commando versions of those regular beige droids? I only saw them in the 3D clone wars and one in Lego.
@@chee.rah.monurB No, IG droids and what you are thinking of, BX-series Commando droids, are different droid models. IG units are definitely more deadly though.
Agreed, and we’ll said.
"I am not a living thing"
"I can no longer carry this for you, nor can I watch the child"
"Victory through combat is impossible"
"Sadly there is no scenario, where the child lives and I survive"
"Do not be sad I was never alive"
Damn not many shows can achieve a feeling where you emotionally attached to a machine, he might say he was not a living thing but to us he was living and that was enough
Protocoll 3 protect the baby
@@greendestiny6068 titanfall reference?
@@karvenman affirmative
I friggin cried like a baby for IG-11.
Badassed robot man, just awesome...
Yeah…. He denied his life for someone he barely knew. That’s a true hero.
"You know, you're not so bad..... for a droid.."
IG-11 -- "Agreed"
Lmaooo
Agreed = I'm superior to you in any way. You and your meatbag kind are not worthy my shinny metal presence and should be wiped out from the universe.
I really like the way it moves. It's not just a robot mimicing a human. It actually uses it's servos, turns around on the spot and aims at several targets at the same time. For Star Wars this is very functional and well thought out. It also makes IG 11 very alien like and menacing. Very well done.
It's how they were described in Legends. We just get to see them in Live Action done right this time.
Exactly. That's what's making it cool to watch. Most CG robots/androids in recent shows had some actor doing the motion capture, making it look like a human instead of a robot.
I get an impression they have imitated stop-motion limitations in this animation to make it look more uncanny.
ur acting like this is some masterpiece of planning. it IS just mimicking a human lol
@@brandonmcgee1678 A very insightful and necessary comment. Next time safe time by just writing "nuh uh".
IG 11 was just a brilliant Character and went so well with the series. His end was also one of the best written things in the whole galaxy of Star wars in my opinion. But also one of the saddest.
Wouldn’t go as far to say the best written thing , but the character as whole was more interesting to me than mostly all the characters in the sequels , was able to connect more with a droid than majority of any of those in the sequels
@@daddyaero9382 I didn't say THE best.
I said ONE of the best😜😜
@@Madhuntr still
@Boner.Pills he said that its gis opinion. Deal with the fact that tv shows are subjective topics.
@@daddyaero9382 to be fair it trails all the way back to the start of the clone wars so
A droid so popular that they had to write a way into the script to bring him back for more episodes.
Well, frog lady alredy showed capability to partly revive broken droids, so I wouldn't be surprised if Ig-11 will came back.
Yes sir
Here is your 666th like
@@SkateboardCaes 666? It's an "Omen". I'm glad to see that only the droid's head is spinning around 360° then. 🙃
@@Doggeslife let Jesus Christ love you! :P
I miss IG-11.
Also so happy we finally got to see how deadly this stiff skinny robot series is. Every movement is so calculated and effective, nothing wasted or unnessesary.
No spinning spinning
Well get ready to ditch that feeling
@@marthinmarbun9551nah, he spins, but he makes it deadly
@@marthinmarbun9551nah, he spins, but he makes it deadly
Holy crap, I never realized that they gathered his parts and made a little statue in season 2, didn’t even see that til now!
I still didn't even notice until I read your comment. That's sick, this droid falls in line with my top 3: IG-11, K-2S0, and R2D2.
@@CeresIsAwesome indeed, some of the best droids the galaxy has to offer
@@TheHuntersCantina BD1 ?☹️
I mean, BD’s are good units too. I’m just saying generally
@@CeresIsAwesome ig-88?
IG droids was exactly how I imagined the killer robots of the future. Basically aimbots with perfect accuracy and spatial awareness able to kill as many men (and perhaps vehicles) as it's ammo and fire rate allowed it. A much more accurate representation compared to for example the b1 battle droids
Well B1 are supposed to be made in bulk and compromise and army, they are about quantity not quality
@@hectorbeltran392 They're also comic relief, has there ever been a time where the B1 was ever intimidating in the series? Even in an army?
@@hyperion3145 the very first time they apeared and, no one knew what they were and they seemed to be an organised, infinate army. Until a sith lord pretending to be a dumbass rolled over them in the dumbest way possible.
B1 were insanely outnumbering Republic, it was Palpatine‘a sabotages to downfall CIS.
B1 were dumb & bad, but imagine 100’000 trillions blasters firing at you, that’s CIS.
IG-88 is a super computer killing machine whereas a B1 abilitys would be like the old tan computer in the closet
It was so great to finally get to see just how badass the IG units are. This was awesome!!
Well those guards that grievous used were IG units too! IG units are awesome!!
I wish I g 11 was still alive so then I could see him do that stormtrooper scene all over again to a whole bunch of other people
@@stormtrooper4358 "There is nothing to be wished about. IG was never been alive"
We did see them in ROTS
Fun fact: The IG-88 series rebelled against their makers and killed them to become bounty hunters. The IG units were also illegal under the galactic republic. Later the manufacturer was forced to remanufacture said units as “security droids” after the empire was established if they wanted to continue production.
I do appreciate the fact that more of these didn't exist because they were considered a mistake. Wasn't it because they added too much sentience or something like that? Basically like how R2 was the most illegal astromech in the Galaxy by year 3 of the Clone Wars?
@@chrislastname9682 there was four IG-88's if I remember correctly and Boba Fett took out three of them
@@jairusjuedes22 The last one had downloaded its consciousness into the second Death Star Computer. Had the space station not been destroyed it would have been under IG-88's control.
@@notsure8513 it's Legend tho
I was scared of IG-88 as a kid cause his bossfight on Ord Mantell in SotE was spooky.
Seeing IG-11 move like that more than 20 years later made me smile.
And this is the 11 series. IG-88 could purge an entire planet, as long as they had no heavy weapons or Jedi available.
Back in the day son I feel old
i mean... in the books IG-88 was VERY close to taking over the second death star and destroying everything in the galaxy.
My wish as a kid was they made a Shadows of the Empire movie! So glad to finally see an IG series robot fighting in live action after all these years!
I got chills from this scene the first time I watched it. The IG11 spinning around and destroying everything was amazing.
I kinda like the idea of IG-11 being somewhat similar to a physically disabled individual going through physical therapy. He has to relarn how to walk, to pick things up without breaking them, to move things, to be efficient, to notice small creatures, and even do something like pouring a cup of tea (Which can be difficult if one isn't used to using two hands, I know that when I was a kid I missed pouring water into my cup because I didn't understand the idea of a arc, and I recall my cousins being similar).
Its just so fascinating to me.
better than what the first ig unit did when it came to life.
@@wolfgangbloodymeatsack1687 if I'm correct, I heard that they killed their creators.
@@joshcoy6748 the IG-88s did. They destroyed the entire lab where they were built
Aww, I never noticed that they put up a statue in its honor.
Probably a testament to what I'd did, and it's sacrifice.
@@joshcoy6748 Well, I know why they did it, I just didn't notice said statue when I watched the episode.
@@normaldavid I see.
It’s not just a statue. It’s also his surviving parts
I love how the series showed how terrifying IG units can be. I can’t imagine how deadly IG-88 is. If you really think about it, bounty hunting droids are probably among some of the best in the galaxy. There’s a reason Vader hired not just IG-88, but also 4-LOM to track down the Millennium Falcon.
IG-88 was a Clone Wars Bounty Hunter, however seemed part of a team to make an attempt to capture Palpatine, but was foiled by Kenobi posing as a bounty hunter who was believed to have killed Kenobi was indeed an amazing cover.
@@shadylapizo9245 IG-88 never appeared in TCW. However plenty of IG-86 models showed up. The primary difference is the legs being less armored but seemingly more flexible.
@@R0-83-RT Ok.
He and Kuill never should have been killed off in my opinion. They were such great characters (better than most of the other side characters, except Mayfeld) and had they lived, I think Season 2 would have been much better than how it turned out. At least they both had heroic endings though.
Edit: After having seen what happens to him in Season 3, I take it back. I would have preferred he stayed dead, rather than be reduced to a walking suit of armor with a talking "No" button. There was absolutely no dignity in that for him whatsoever.
IG-11 : " I have never been alive ."
" I am not a living being . "
?
Someone had to die with emotional value I actually enjoy seeing the end of my favourite characters like I don't want them to die early but would like to see the end of their story I still want to see Rex's
@@HeadHunterKillCounts Last time I saw Rex was in Rebels which takes place during the rise of the Empire somewhere after Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ( which btw I really enjoyed ) I think he will die of old age .
you have no talent
I think The Mandalorian perfectly captured the horror of going up against an IG-series assassin droid.
Those of you who played Shadows of the Empire remember IG-88
Ah yes, the boss of the junkyard level. Nightmare fuel.
Took me weeks to beat that level
LOL and that train crash
IG11 had more character development than boba had in the book of boba fett
Ig11 is better character than boka tan
So true
It really is a dream come true to see an IG unit in live-action combat.
These are some of the most fearsome, effective, ruthless droids ever created, literally banned by the galaxy at large because they were too good at their purpose. (Largely assassination)
Awesome, all I can say, awesome.
Really like how the movements showcase an IG units 360 vision. This was always something in the lore, and it was really cool to see it displayed.
Im so happy the ig units got a more flushed out showing in film than just ep4, they are by the far the most terrifying droids in design and sheer power. Imagine the seperatists, but only ig units
Palpatine definitely wouldnt allow it since it would mean a certain Victory for seperatist.
idk man commando droids were pretty lethal too
The entire droid army was fucked, it would’ve wiped the floor if it wasn’t palatines plan.
they did have IG lancer droids in the 2003 clone wars
@@joey589 Well their purpose was for covert ops like on the Rookies episode for The Clone Wars series. To infiltrate and maintain the operation.
I never knew an assassin droid could be so kind yet so lethal. R.I.P my boy IG-11
IG-11 is savage . Grabbed that scout trooper's head and bashed it against the speeder bike .
Then apologized to Grogu lol
He got what he deserved. Grogu being punched still haunts me.
@@shizukagozen777 it was amazing how quickly I went from, “these dorks are just doing their job” to “mercy was never an option.”
@@orangeapples
LOL
"That was unpleasant. I'm sorry you had to see that."
Proceeds to murder an entire towns worth of troops
IG units: Polite, well spoken, smart, deadly and one hell of a nanny.
8:45 that's such a nice detail of him, that they added a statue of him.
Thanks for the timestamp! I was missing it the whole time.
I was seriously impressed when the IG11 appeared, that's how I would imagine a fight droid to act. The mandalorian really was an amazing show, best thing that came out of Disney in the last 10 years.
Rogue one
I hope his movement style becomes the standard for IG units in the future. It really uses the way they’re built and the fact that they’re not organic to the fullest.
Best quote, “I love IG units”. I couldn’t agree more. They can make an entire show on these things just kicking ass and I would tune in.
Well… considering they are mostly used by loan sharks (Both corporate and crime) seeing their distinctive frame from the horizon just makes you sigh out the words.
“Ah I’m done”
8:24 represents a fate of the terminator.
B-1 Series droid: 1000 shots, hits one target.
IG Series droid: A dozen targets, doesn't miss a shot.
The CIS really should have invested more in its targeting software.
The B-1s were always known for quantity over quality. but had the CIS made subtle improvements over the course of the clone wars, they’d be more Formidable. It’s just a shame the factories were shut down, a missed opportunity to be used by the empire.
@@relicvault1515 yeah, it’s a scary thought that the B-1’s could have been like the Russian T-34 tank in ww2. Gradual improvements in the factory without compromising production could have seen an over all increase in performance more than the republic could ultimately handle - if the war was a legit all out fight and neither side ran out of resources or money ….
a b1 battle droid was still cheaper than a clone
@@watch50er Yes, but then old Palpy wouldn't become the Senate, now would he?
B-1's are actually very efficient droids, they suck ass due to how much software is crammed into them, which is why b-1's can easily take many different tasks.
I always looked at the IGs and wondered how they could possibly be this deadly now I understand they simply don’t miss
Subparagraph 16 of the bondsman guild protocol waiver compels me to say you are doing a wonderful job and I hope for you to continue to produce these assets.
IG-11 was a dream come true for 88 fans.
You can totally buy how dangerous this robot would be compared to how it looked like it could be knocked over by a strong breeze in the original trilogy.
amazing personality, easily my favorite character from the Mandalorian
One of my fav droids after c3po-r2 d2-and a droid from the jedi fallen order(BD 1) and bb 8
@@0RY0N The robot from LOST IN SPACE is feeling very rejected ;-)
you should look up HK-47
This is how I imagined IG-88 when I read the bounty hunter books 20 years ago. Show didn't disappoint!
the dude went out terminator style...it brings a tear to my eye
Man I really love the IG units, Their voice, the way they move, their way of thinking. They're a marvelous piece of Star Wars engineering
Took me a second to realize that's Taika. This man is popping off left and right
Here straight after the season 3 finale, welcome back IG-11
For the first time, I cried when IG11 sacrificed himself. He's just a droid.
*A droid who served his purpose well.*
4:19
Scout Trooper: **getting injured**
CZcams automatic subtitle: [Applause]
7:23 Lmao that 2-legged r2 like droid was so cute
1:05 I don't think I'll ever get tired of this sequence
A nice little pow-wow between HK47, K2-SO and IG-11 would be the most amazing conversation imaginable !
Don't Forget R2-D2, C-3PO, Chopper, AP-5 !!! 😊😊😊
My favorite part is even though its orders are to protect the child and be a nurse droid, it took the initiative to totally wipe out a towns worth of stormtroopers for the safety of the child.
That was the ai paperclip paradime in action
Observation: The enemy is everywhere
Problem: They could harm the child
Solution: Become John Wick
That was all protocol. IG was a walking computer and had to follow strict programming, so his base command was to self destruct because he wasn’t permitted to be captured. He really had no choice. Super cool how it all was written and played out.
6:16
Imagine Grevious’ personal guards droids did actually make jokes
IG-11 is pretty much a living thing, he has the kind of heart all living things have
People who played played Shadows of the Empire had flashbacks when IG11 showed up
I absolutely love how he moves and fights. I’m an old-school Star Wars fan and that’s the good shit right there.
Love that the droids have personalities it makes them more likable
I will forever feel sorry for some of the basic battle droids of the Clone Wars. They could be a lively bunch, but they were stuck being cannon fodder against the Republic's forces.
@@Mike_Dubo honest to god, i'd love a B1 droid as a friend.
"I understand now why you cry, but its something I could never do"
"Are you satisfied with your care?"
"There's nothing to be sad about....... I've never been alive"
Robot character deaths always hit the hardest
It's because they're so innocent isn't it? They lack the sin of man. They are like children.
They did such a good job with this. IG droids were no joke. Deadly. And pure robotic efficiency.
Probably one of my top 3 favorite characters in Star Wars. Love IG 11
honestly my fav character from the mandelorian.
so sad when he was gone
I love the IG unites designs they are so fucking cool man
Ikr?!?
Him with grogu on a speedor is just badass.
Another nod to Terminator 2, the protector robot.
That's Carl Weathers @5:22. Rest in peace Mr. Weathers.
This droid needs his own series from the moment he walked on offering to self destruct every two seconds to “nurse and protect”
I loved this Droid!
1:15
IG-11 “It appears we are trapped. I will initiate self-destruct sequence.”
Mando: “ *WHA* “
IG-11 was a highlight of the series. Seeing him just stand there in ESB made me think, 'what can that droid do?' My question was answered very well!
I was born in New Zealand, and it makes me so happy to hear the Kiwi accent in so much modern media. I have very fond memories of when I used to live there.
I'm so happy IG is back in season 3!
The IG Series was always one of the baddest.
From a hunter, to a nursing droid, to a suit, to a freaking law enforcer...this IG unit is still kick ass
The coolest thing to come from the Mandalorian series.
This is how IG-88 should've been. A truly terrifying droid
Damn, Taika Waititi is always a great choice for animated characters. 😁
IG-11: You would live and I would serve my purpose, there’s nothing to be sad about I’ve never been more alive. That is coming from a droid who was a hunter now a nurse droid. This droid has to be Mando’s favorite and mine. 😢😢😢
Season 1 was "trying to talk IG-88 out of self-destructing". And failing.
ig88: got in with the death star
ig11: became a hero
This was a good character.
It acted and sounded like a droid.
No over-emotional tendencies like that in Solo and it's actions are logical.
We can all agree that IG-11 was made so well in the mandalorian.
It was helarious with Mando having to talk down IG-11 from blowing himself up 🤣
Ig 11 is by far my favorite character. I hope another ig shows up in Book of Boba episode 7
0:41 dude, you gotta love how he walks over the guy's leg. what a detail to think of
I love how the captures the droids movements in this; truly terrifying! Loads of droids in the prequels but they all look so organic compared to this.
I.G. -88 was truly sentient, and built as an assasin droid. That's what makes him scary af. In the novels he uploaded his mind into the death star.
Taika Waititi is amazing
I love this droid :)
IG-11 is the sci-fi combination of L. Frank Baum and Sergio Leone. The Tin Man as one brutally single-minded bounty hunter from a space spaghetti western, both violent and oddly heartful.
Imagine If somehow his memory unit survived and boba rebuilds him for the final fight
I'd think IG units upload their memories before death? I don't know how the droids work in the world of star wars.
@@BearsNGym. ig series droids programming can be copied(ig-88a did it and activated ig-88b,c+d) so if that's been done boba would only need a replacement memory core
@@jameslennie5203 we hope, we wish
It would be really stupid to add this in with little explanation. What reason would Mando have to carry his parts in the first place? And how would he even know where to find them too?
GOAT droid.
“I love IG units”
Same dude!
Imagine an IG-11 droid covered in full Beskar armor
One thing I like about 'Star Wars' droids is that they often have that METAL MACHINE look, rather than that ultra-sleek, Apple Store like look of the androids/synthetics of other sci-fi 'universes'.
Exactly, they look like actual robots and not like.. for instance….. like in “I, Robot”
3:57
*Menacing music*
IG-11: Tea?
K2SO and IG-11 remain my two favouritest Star Wars droids.
I LOVE that they gave IG-11 the same weapons the IG-88 action figure came with in 1980!
God they’re so cool i love how they move and talk
He’s honestly my favorite new character and I love the idea of reprogram killer robots to be nursing droid. It sucks that he had to die, I think they could have done neat things with his character.
If this guy is this good at fighting imagine how terrifying IG88 is
7:10 "Watch your feet, it's molten lava!" xD
Man I miss IG-11, doesn't feel right as he currently is
Hard to tell who would win in a fight between IG-11 and HK-47. Would be a hell of a fight to watch (and would be sad to see one of them go, if not both).
IG-11 before his reconstruction would have annoyed HK-47 whom is a hunter with a mission beyond the kill. HK picks his kills to get the most results out of the target’s death effectively calculating and banking on the sociological response to basically keep the galaxy in order. Not an in the moment and simple subsistence super turret that IG- acts like (even though his movements and targeting are precise and waste nothing)
While HK would dislike IG being a nurse droid more (unless he respects the need to protect and nurture the child) the door was now opening for IG to evolve a personality that could comprehend and appreciate the ripple effects of a single drastic action, how to predict eventualities, and how to benefit from them.
And not at least learning how to hunt the way HK does would perhaps be the most distressing for HK.
As for combating each other I suspect HK’s more varied arsenal would help and his tendency to not mess around by relying on blasters and would go for ion weapons/stunners if he really wanted IG dead.
I think the IG Series simplistic design makes them uncannily terrifying.
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Anyone here after Chapter 17?
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