Mandalorian Complete Canon History
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- Learn the complete history of the Mandalorian people as we know so far in canon.
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"An entire race of people dressed like Boba Fett; what's not to love?"
your greatest line, Alex
One is not BORN Mandalorian.
One BECOMES Mandalorian through trials known as Verd'goten. Coming of Age. A child born to a Mando family, is not a Mando'ad until he passes the trials.
To be a Mandalorian, one must abide by Resol'nare. The six tenets that define a mandalorian and sets him apart an outsider.
1. Wear the armor.
2. Speak the language.
3. Contribute to clan's welfare.
4. Always be ready to defend yourself and the clan.
5. Raise your children as Mandalorians.
6. Always rally to Mand'alor's call.
If one follows these six rules, and has passed the verd'goten, one is a mandalorian.
Jango Fett was a Mandalorian, and by the time Samuel Fuckin' Jackson beheads him on Geonosis, he was MAND'ALOR, the leader of the mandalorian people.
Boba... is another story. He didn't speak much of Mando'a. He didn't care about the clan, or even his blood family. He never rallied to Mand'alor's call. He did not even wear Beskar'gam. Until later years when he finally returned to the people and became Mand'alr himself.
*Rants in Mando'a*
Elek.
Su'cuy gar, ner mando'ad vode.
Vode An
Thank you..... Disney really fucked the mandalorians
Vor entye vode.
This is one canon change I have no problem ignoring. Jango and Boba ARE Mandalorians.
Mandalorians are made, not born
Ok... for the sake of conversation, explain yourself? Because Lucas had never heard of the word 'Mandalorian' until it appeared in the EU books.
i thought they were bountyhunters whom killed mandalorians and took their armor
Firebrand in clone wars didn't they say the donator for the clones was a mandalorian?
@@Nemoticon in swkotor mandalorians became a part of the canon and it said that one of the mandalorians was a guy by the name Cassus fett who is Jango's ancestor so they are technically mandalorians by blood
Jango Fett IS Mandaorian!!! He was born on Concord Dawn, in the Mandalore system :)
Jango Fett bio said he claimed to be from "Concord Dawn" not born. witch could mean Jango lied throw his teeth about wear he was from, and that he truly did steal the Mandaorian armor. because if Jango Fett was a Mandaorian he would have had clan markings on his armor. the lack of clan markings on Jango armor points to him not being a true Mandaorian and just pretender.
but maybe boba Fett did some thing that impressed a Mandaorian and offered to make him a member of there clan and he took it.
If you want to read a great legends story get Jango Fett Open Seasons
Legends jango was born on concord dawn not canon jango
Tis the reason I reccomended Open Seasons
he wasn't born there, but he was raised there by the enemies of Death Watch called the True Mandalorians, they all died except Jango Fett
I liked Jango's Legends backstory were Death Watch killed his family during the Mandalorian Civil War leading to him being adopted by Jester Mereel way more.
I never cared much for the Mandalorians, but the most significant change to their culture in canon has be that they are reduced to being from a single species. I always thought that it made them very unique that they accepted everyone who practiced their beliefs regardless of species. That is probably the one thing the canon changed that I dislike the most
Huh... What do you mean *changed in canon?* That was already established back in Legends.
The KoTOR games, for example, (which are Legends now, and date before Disney's takeover or even The Clone Wars), make it pretty clear that the Mandalorians are a single species. Interviews reveal that the writing team behind the game based that, and a larger part of the species' lore off the comics.
So, yeah. Pretty much ever since Mandalorians became a significant part of the lore, they were classified as a single species.
Hy There are sources beyond KOTOR and the comics the writing team based their take on the Mandalorians on that make it pretty clear that the Mandalorians accepted other species as members of their culture. This quote from the Imperial Commando books, for example "We have no species or bloodline-so we can rebuild our ranks with others who want to join us." The origin of the entire Mandalorian culture in Legends goes back to the Taung, an alien species. So while humans may have been the most prevalent species in their ranks, the Mandalorians were not a single species.
Man, I remember reading in Travis books a bit about that. In one passage, was described that what defines a Mandolarian it is the way of life. An alien could be considered a Mando'a if he accepted and incorporated the way of life. Sadly, that's no longer canon.
I'm totally against the idea of the Mandalorians being a race and not an idea. Mandalore the Destroyer said it best.
"Here's why you can't exterminate us, aruetii. We're not huddled in one place we span the galaxy. We need no lords or leaders so you can't destroy our command. We can live without technology so we can fight with our bare hands. We have no species or bloodline so we can rebuild our ranks with others who want to join us. We're more than just a people or an army, aruetii. We're a culture. We're an idea. And you can't kill ideas but we certainly can kill you."
Lockjaw
TCW cartoon of 2008 is canon in legends and Disney
Jango Fett is more Mandalorian than anyone on Mandalore. He was adopted and welcomed into a mandalorian house, and even became Manda'lore. The hu'tuun of an advisor to Satine knows nothing of honor.
I think Jango and Boba, by extension, were part of some shunned caste, perhaps for their violent ways, which led Jango to bounty hunting.
Gavin Erickson In Legends, Jango's family was killed by one group of Mandalorians so Jango joined the other, became Mandalorians, but his clan was attacked by the Jedi, but was spared by Dooku (A Jedi at the time). Later on, Jango found the leader of the other Mandalorian group that killed his people, stole his armor and killed him
Gavin Erickson That is a realy intesting concept.
Everyone ignore lockjaw he has no idea what he's talking about
In legends, you could be made Mandalorian, it was an honor before it was a race.
The Holocron Chambers IDW(Marvel is Polluted by SJW Milkshake Trash) should produce a Jango Fett comic.
Anybody else waiting for the return of Clan Ordo?
Caleb Chaney I don’t remember who they are, remind me please?
Mandalorians on KOTOR 2@@jachariah4694
It is now canon the Jango Fett was a foundling, making him a Mandalorian.
And now with the Mandalorian TV show, we're getting more info. There was a "great purge" against the Mandalorians committed by the Empire.
@@xelzoid6158 nope it was against the mandalorians, that's also where the moff got the darksaber.
5th. Jango Fett was Mandalore when he was alive, at least that's what the comics/Legends say, right? Boba Fett is just a clone, but still he's a clone that wasn't tempered with, (original copy). This means he (had/has) Mandalorian blood running through his veins, besides Jango passed down his knowledge, combat skills and culture, if I'm not mistaking. So if you ask me both Jango and Boba are Mandalorians, it's just that they weren't that active in the houses/clans and didn't want to be associated with them. Jango had lost all hope in his people, because of all the conflict. Boba simply didn't care/didn't want to remember the past. Besides he probably didn't want any trouble with the Empire and thought it was better to be a bounty hunter, just like his father/clone template once was.
Lockjaw Weird... From what I've heard Jango Fett was a Mandalorian from birth, but had his parents killed during the civil war. Then he was adopted by the former Mandalorian leader, or something like that, that made him a warrior. Then he later became Mandalore and killed the leader of Death Watch, before leaving his people to pursuit a career as a bounty hunter.
Okay you are both are close but let me explain. Jango was born to the Fett Family on Concord Dawn. At that point in time the Fett Family had either diminished from the Cassus Fett Era and just a common name like Smith or Jango's Father hung up his armor to live a simple life on the frontier world. Jango's father was a simple farmer who helped Jaster Mereel avoid capture from the Death Watch when the Mando Civil War came to Concord Dawn. Tor Viszla, leader of Death Watch followed Jango home after a confrontation and interrogated Jango's Father for Jaster's whereabouts. When Jango's dad didn't talk, Viszla was going to execute them all when Jango escaped and ran into Jaster and the True Mandalorians who were hiding in the fields. With his family dead, Jaster took Jango under his wing and raised him to be a True Mandalorian. So initially Jango is not so much a Mandalorian by birth. He was an adoptee.
Also being a Mandalorian in the Old Canon is not Genetic at least not the way it was back in the Old Republic, no more than being a Viking is genetic to being Scandinavian, like if your Scandinavian your automatically Viking, when no it was a job and lifestyle. It's a cultural/occupational/faction/lifestyle, by the Rise of the Empire Era at least in the old canon. You have to follow the resol'nare to be considered a Mandalorian or you would be claimed dar'manda or no soul. So Boba/nor the Clones for that matter are not Mandalorian by way of genetics, he or they would have to pick up the culture like a lot of Republic Commandos and ARC Troopers did, which Boba didn't until he met his grand daughter Mirta Gev. Up until then he mostly wore the armor out of respect for his father and it was iconic and great armor for bounty hunting. The only way Jango could be Genetically Mandalorian is he was 1/8th Taung or something.
Now in the Disney Canon/TCW Canon The Mandalorians seen there are genetically humans from that planet as they all seem to share common traits like blond/Brown/grey hair and tan/fair skin. Personally, I hate this idea.
And on the topic of what's Canon and what's not. The Mandalorian Civil War is surprisingly Canon with the Disney Canon, but it is doubtful if it unfolded like it did in "Open Seasons." It's Canon because the New Mandalorian Government rose from the power vacuum left by the other factions wiping each other out. Satine's backstory with Obi Wan involved Qui gon Jin and Obi Wan protecting her family during a Civil War in Mandalorian Space. So it happened. No I'm not pulling that out of my ass, It's called Research and watching the vlogs the TCW Staff come out with also channels like these are helpful. Back on topic, Concord Dawn is still Canon.Also Concord Dawn is one of tributary planets in Mandalorian Space. It is not Concordia from TCW, as Concord Dawn exists as a separate planet as it is the homeworld of Rako Hardeen, the Bounty Hunter that Obi Wan Masquerades as and it also shows up in Rebels in the Episode Protectors.
Death Trooper Thank you, you explain it beautifully and yes the civil war did happen. I'd like to see it as (since it hasn't been explained really) the civil war unfolded like it did in legends but, when Jaster Mereel's Mandalorians were all wiped out that's when the vote for peace arouse. After that the mandalorians followed that way of peace and forgot the culture. Hence why you no longer see any other races with them, they secluded themselves on their neutral planet with views of peace which led them away from their rich culture. I like to believe that they're are still Mandalorians who aren't Pacifists or Death Watch out there like the Mandalorians of the Cuy'val Dar and those who didn't participate in the Civil War. Extremely hard to believe that a rich culture such as the Mandalorians had would fade so quickly.
Lockjaw jango was born in a mandalorian colony
The Mandalore plot line was one of the best in the Clone Wars, hyped for Rebels season 4! :D
_Mit_Whit _Gaming_ no it wasn't it DESTROYED the lore of Mandalore.
Lockjaw it is Canon
Lockjaw Now you're just embarrassing yourself. Just because you say its not canon does not mean Lucasfilm doesn't consider it canon. It is literally listed as canon on Wookiepedia: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_canon
Lockjaw You clearly don't understand how canon works. Its not about if Disney made it or not, it is about what is considered an official part of the story that they may use in another story down the line. Disney didn't make any of the original Saga, and it is still canon.
Lockjaw bruh TCW 2008 is still canon with Disney Canon. Cartoon Network still owns the Television royalties/rights for TCW, but Lucasfilms still owns the content and characters. Lucasfilms is own by Disney. It got grandfathered over by the very facts that Rebels brought over a ton of lore from TCW. TCW, Darth Maul Son of Dathomir, Dark Disciple, and the unaired unfinished animations for the 7th season are the only bit of the EU to initially survive the Canon Purge.
Now if your being stubborn and just saying la la la la I can't hear you your wrong, I actually can agree with you especially with the hate I have for the Canon version of Mandos. I miss the old version better.
I personally think that because prime minister almec was aligned with deathwatch and jango being aligned with the protectors that almec thought less of him because they were opposing factions in the mandolorian civil war
So first they created the Mandalorians as a background for Jango and Boba, and then they deny that the original Mandos are Mandalorians. Who then taught Vode An to the clones?
Jiří Seidl mando teachers
Personally I think that the Mandalorians are simply their own faction during the Galactic Civil War, they're fighting the Empire but they're not a part of the Rebel Alliance, which is why we never really see them.
I definitely hope that they will explore this unseen conflict sometime soon, ideally I would like the next Star Wars show to be about Mandalorians vs the Empire!
Please do more of these complete history content!
Jango is a foundling. Or not I don't know but if he just stole a suit of beskar he would be mercilessly hunted and executed via immense torture
Are you gonna do a Legends one for Mandalorians?
Just look up mandolorians here on CZcams, and you’ll see a video that’s about it.
We really need a Mandalorian stand alone film or a trilogy about the Mandalorian wars.
The Mandalorian, a Disney plus streaming series available on November 12th.
Jango Fett was brought into the Mandalorian Culture when his Father died when Jango was at a young age. He was brought into by the True Mandalorians and opposed House Vizsla. However I'm not sure if this is Canon or Legends, it's just what I know about Jango. And since Jango trained Boba in the Mandalorian ways, I think that both Jango Fett and Boba Fett are Mandalorians.
It seems like being a Mandalorian is a way of life, a culture. It's almost like the Marine Corps, or something.
My thoughts are they are like Spartan Vikings, in space
YUTT
Yea but you know, they're actually cool
Someone please explain. Can any species be mandolorian?
@@silversonic99 you never served tho
Jango is Mandalorian. End of story.
Is every Republic Clone a Mandalorian? Or at least an honorary Mandalorian?
Would love to see an updated video
Canderous Ordo, I remember him fondly from "The knights of the Old Republic" game. Does anyone have a favorite Canderous moments? Mine was when he told all those old war stories in the first game.
I thought his entire appearance as Mandalore in the 2nd game was just amazing.
Pvt. Parts---Agreed. I was also surprised too. It was good that he came back.
Dude, I skipped pretty much every dialogue on KoTOR, except for Canderous' war stories.
Every time he told me one, it really felt like I was sitting down with a war vet telling about his memories. It was fascinating. I'm really hoping someday we get The Old Republic back in canon.
I like Canderous
He's a fun lad
When I told him that he lost the war
the Mandalorians are my father's favorite part of star wars.
Is there an updated version of this video? Would be perfect catch up for the Mandalorian show!
I think it would be cool if Jango was like a young mando rising to fame, and to try show his skill he assassinated a rival clan leader. Since he is so young he didn't realize that such a important leader being eliminated had placed a political scandal between not only the two clans but all of Mandalorian culture. He was labeled dishonered and exiled out of Mandalorian society. Since he had such a talent for combat, hunting, and obviously assassination, bounty hunting became his new calling. That would be a better Fett story than a dude who stole some armor
or he was deisgraced and as anti-voilence propaganda was labled as a non-mandolorian
I love how the mandolorians are enough to be a story alone, yet they are a part of the much larger star wars story
Looking back at this with Season 3 of the Mandalorian, I’m convinced it’s gonna expand more on the lore of the Mandalorians
I liked it more where being mandaorian was available to anyone. Rather than just a single species.
I completely agree with you, man. I loved it when being Mandalorian was a pan-galactic cultural thing available to any species.
Rishi
Humans are better
Aleni Melis Bugger off
I'm surprised that no one made a video about both Walon Vau and Kal Skirata. I always wondered what happened to them after the clone wars (since I only have the book RC True Colors novel) and if they're in the EU or in Legends
This is one of the things I can't forgive clone wars for. In the EU, Jango Fett had an amazing backstory in the comics and in Star Wars Bounty Hunter, and in canon he was just some guy wearing mandalorian armor, all so that they could have Death Watch make an appearance, when Death Watch weren't even supposed to have been real mandalorians.
TheJacobShapiro I know it pissed me of so much
Well let's just hope disney/lucasfilm have plans on expanding jango's backstory in the future
Lockjaw I know how to copy and paste too!
Lockjaw TCW (2008) is canon. Clone Wars (2003) is the one that is non canon.
Lockjaw clone wars '08 is canon though
I really hope boba and jango return to becoming mandalorians over this canon version
If Jango Fett was not Mandalorian, then why would he be the one that got chosen to be cloned to form an army? You would only select the best warriors, and that's what Mandalorians were known for.
Kinda dumb that jango isn't a mando anymore in the EU he was descendant to cassus fett I believe
I think that Almec dismissed Jango as a mandlaorian because he didn't like how Jango was one of those who embraced the warrior of Mandalore. His combat skills certainly resemble that of a true Mandalorian.
As far as Legends is concerned, in the SWTOR expansion, "Knights of the Eternal Throne" Mandalore actually briefly mentions a Clan Fett in a cut-scene.
here because the new show just got confirmed , hope the show is good
Definitely I would love to see more mandalorian in Canon they are my favorite society and culture
A travesty that Mandalorian canon history spans less than 5 mins of a CZcams video, hopefully we get more information to fill in the gaps soon.
Canon continuity is fairly young you know.
Bro its been like three years and they are still going into Mandalorian history. Give it some time
These people want decades of comics to come back in three years and don't want it to be rushed. Smh.
Lockjaw They were adopted into a clan exactly. You don't need to be from Mandalore to be Mandalorian, it's not a race it's a culture. You except their culture through and through you are mandalorian
Better than the very origins they have in legends.. You know, as that alien species and stuff.. I find that quite ridiculous
Can you do a video on the canon and legends clans of mandalore
I think George Lucas said once that Boba Fett was not mandalorian but we all know Lucas tends to change his own canon when it suits him. I like to think that Fett was a mandalorian clan that fell into disfavor and as a result broke some cardinal rule causing the rest of the clans to disown them.
In a comic, Jango Fett is taken in by one of the mandalorian groups during the one of mandalorian wars after he was born on mandalore farming with his mother, farther and, sister. Boba Fett is also a mandalorian because he is a clone of Jango.
Jango was born on Concord dawn. Jaster part of the true mandalorians took jango under his wing
both the 2003 and 2008 clone wars are part of legends, but the 2008 clone wars is also cannon as well
We haven't seen much of Mandalor in movie canon. I would like to see it as a place we visit in the Obi Wan movie. He has history there, we know there has been a civil war going on and the empire has an interest in the planet. I would nice to see a story arc for OBWK around Mandalor to wrap up a very convoluted history. You could throw in the "dark saber" which OBWK could be sent to retrieve, leaving his vigil on Tattooine after a plea from an old friend (Bo Katan?) to prevent another system wide disaster. You could weave elements of "Rebels" into the plot. OBWK asks another old friend (Organa) to send someone to fill in for a bit (Chopper and Zeb). OBWK could retrieve the sword but through some dramatic and/or romantic tension decided that by the very nature of the weapon it is too dangerous for it to remain in the hands of a impulsive peoples and destroy/hides the sword for ever more.
I’m almost positive that Jango Fett was a mandalore at one time, let alone that Fett is a Mandalorian name. But a bigger point is, anybody could be a Mandalorian, there have been Jedi who became Mandalorian knights during the old republic
Mandalorians are my favorite culture within Star Wars and do hope by the end of Rebels they get back to their independent warlike ways as depicted in Legends.
I like both versions, but might go with Legends since whatever happened with them caused disappointment.
Great video, BTW. #MandaloriansGALORE
Please update the history of the Mandalorians now since we have rebels season 4 and the new Mandalorian series!
Why is Fenn Rau's helmet fried and destroyed at 2:43? Couldn't find that in any of the trailers.
I love Mandalorians and for to me it feels like this video is funny
boba and jango are in legends and they truly are mandalorians!
Dude you nailed it on Olmec playing politics on the Fett
Almec didn't know jango personally
And who are you the proud lord said that I must bow so low? Only a cat of a different coat, that's all the truth I know. A coat of gold, a coat of red, a lion still has claws. Mine are long and sharp my lord, as long and sharp as yours. And so we spoke and so we spoke to that lord of Mandalore and now the rains weep for his hall with not a soul to hear.
I had to watch this video the mandalorian are my favorite faction
Jango Fett is Mandalorian but was disavowed by the New Mandalorians seeing as they didn't want to associate with his Bounty Hunter ways as he gained a lot of notoriety in the galaxy. Fearing his actions would bring negative reprecussions and would undermine their claims of pacificism thus sparking a war against them.
I think Jango and Boba are. I see Almec was trying to hide any corrupt connections or he was simply lying
Tell me that a Netflix series about the Jedi/Mandalorian war wouldn't be the best thing ever.
Of course it's not canon, dumb shit. It doesn't exist.
Any other pointless comment?
Yes but it won't be on Netflix because Disney announced that they are removing all Disney and Marvel stuff.
The Mandalorian-Jedi war is absolutely canon, you see murals dedicated to their wars in TCW and Kanan mentions the final one in Rebels.. It also lasted much longer than it did in Legends. starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Mandalorian-Jedi_War
first of all, +magatetus clone wars and rogue one are still there so they're not removed, and their streaming service doesn't open till 2019 so you might want to check your facts there
also:
wouldn't a republic commando TV series be so cool? it could follow Omega and Delta squad, through the plot of the game and the books
And 2 years later we now have a mandalorian show
0:08 the fact that its so true, makes it so funny
Hey @star wars explained from my POV the first 2 episodes of SW rebels season 4 will certainly mean mandalore vs mandalore vs empire. Plus from trailer the guys that get electrocuted by a weapon is probably the weapon sabine designed and made her turn sides. So by the end of the episodes we can expect mandalore to fall because of the empire, as they were already under lockdown said by KJ in trailer...
I like how there are quasi-nations in the republic, it isn't something I was alerted to until very recently, but it makes the political landscape of star wars a lot more interesting.
Still waiting for Jango Fett (as in being mandalorian, I think he is), Jaster Mereel, the True Mandalorians, and Alien Mandalorians to be recanonized.
He's concord dawnian not mandalorian but it is a mandalorian colony
Jango and Boba Fett were both Mand'alors and Clan Fett was a feared name throughout thr galaxy... Now they're just listed as pretenders and Clan Fett is nonexistent. It's sad to see the rich history of the Mandalorians reduced to a 5 minute summary. I hope you fix this and make the Mandalorians culture amazing once more Disney.
The mandalorians are more like a tribal state (inspired a lot from japan) with all the clan stuff than a feudal kingdom. The feudalism is a result of the disgregation of the power structure, the clan organization is majorly traditional…
What was the weapon Sabine used on mandalore ?
This is the way
Yet again legends win
"They will die a death that will last millennia, until all that remains is their code, their history, and in the end, the shell of their armor upon the shell of a man, too easily slain by Jedi. "
- Kreia
I guess we'll find out after Rebels s4 why they weren't around during rest of the galactic civil war years
From where is the picture of 0:31 ?
Tbh I love idea that whats his nuts was scoffing at the Fett clan (if they're really a clan)
But didnt boba fett have a mandolorian badge of honor on his armor?
The whole mandalorian culture and history in less than five minutes... Discust xD they deserve so much more
Am I the only person who thinks Almec was lying to Obi-Wan about Jango not being Mandalorian just so Obi-Wan wouldn't investigate the matter any further?
I hadn't really thought about it, but yeah, that seems like something Almec would do.
Being and becoming Mandalorian must be very cool.
When we getting a video on jedi bob?
Oof... I hope that's not true about Jango/Boba not being considered mandalorian. Because that would super upset me if they changed Jangos history from being a concord dawn native 😞
Is this before or after star wars resistance?
Don’t forget Star Wars the Mandalorian series
I know this old and it appear in my recommendation. I thought star wars bounty hunter or star wars Jango Fett game were they explain the origin of clones and all it explain that Jango Fett was not a mando but train under one technically becoming Mandolorian
I feel like the empire is just going to wipe out all of the mandalorians
Hard to wipe out a thousand worlds...starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Mandalore_sector
Who's here after the mandalorian 😎🎉👏
I always liked the idea that Mandalorians were about honour, at least to how they're specifically shown in SWTOR to just be greedy bounty hunters.
Make a video about Satine
Update, the Fett clan is Mandalorian again 👍🏻👍🏻
I thought Almec's comment could be that Jango Fett has been disavowed as a Mandalorion due to some past indiscretion. ie he was exiled but stole his own armour and became a bounty hunter.
in my head canon I view the fett family (jango and boba) as members of the lower class from concord dawn and in legends the name fett (vhett in mando'a) ment famer
jango fett was adopted into the mandalorians and trained as one.he took his masters armor after he was killed. boba was just his clone and used the armor after jango died.
You can substitute the word Legends for Real Fans. I took great joy in watching the Rebels series artist drawing from several books I've owned for over twenty years that I'm sure DIsney would like to see burned.
Cassus Fett was a Mandalorian ancestor of Jango Fett.
So what we know in legends and what was implied in Rebels, Shae Vizla stole The Darksaber during The Sacking of Coruscant! 😯
I haven't seen any of the animated series, but on the Disney+ Mandalorian show they state that they never remove their helmets to be seen by another living being. The images with this video history appeard to show several without helmets on while others were around so I'm wondering if the not removing helmets thing is specific to the Disney+ show?
The current theory is that the Mandalorian Purge forced them to go back to more ancient Mandalorian culuture which involved not taking off helmet.
@@xSuperFryx thanks!
The Legends Mandalorian's and their lore are so much better.
*specifically, arround* the time of the clone wars
great video :D
Well as we all should know Jango fett is the OG Clonetroppers (The clonetroppers is made from his DNA) and Boba fett is a special made clone just for Jango. Boba does/did not have the growth acceleration DNA that all the other clones had. you can all hear/see it in "The attack of the clones" (star wars movie 2) .
What ever happened to almec??
That Guy Over There I think he is dead or in prison of empire. Just my guess
I'm guessing we would've found out I'd Disney hadn't cancelled Clone Wars.
He could still be the Prime Minister of Mandalore for the Empire
I guessing he went down when Maul lost power in Mandalore at the cancelled end of Clone Wars
in the Darth Maul comic Almec secretly helped Maul by helping him escape from Dooku but after that there is no mention of him in the comic