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Yes.

(Well, I mean, you can probably get the blanks filled in, but there's some stuff that watching Mando S2 and 1 S1 episode would help with.)

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16 minutes ago, RIPPA said:

Quick question that I can't safely Google the answer for

Do I need to be caught up on Mandalorian to watch Boba Fett?

Is there any overlap at all (outside of both being Star Wars)

That would be best as its where the to leads first appeared in modern Star Wars. S2 is especially important as they play pretty sizable parts.

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18 minutes ago, RIPPA said:

Quick question that I can't safely Google the answer for

Do I need to be caught up on Mandalorian to watch Boba Fett?

Is there any overlap at all (outside of both being Star Wars)

Yes.

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3 hours ago, TheVileOne said:

No, that was Kanan.

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I'm fucking stoked for this too. 

 

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The teaser looked amazing. Only disappointing bit was the Grand Inquisitor's design, especially after BOBF gave us, more or less, perfect renditions of Cad Bane and Black Krrsantan.

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Do you reckon they're going to wait until Ewan McGregor looks old enough and then just remake the original trilogy? Because this digital redo of the Ben vs Darth fight feels way more in fitting with the rest of the series than the actual 1977 version.

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Christopher Lloyd will appear in the next season of The Mandolorian. This is the best casting news I could expect from them that doesn’t involve Herzog’s character having an identical twin. 

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Reports are that Andor has already been reduced from a planned 5 seasons to 3 seasons

Now the first season is supposed to have 12 episodes which is longer any other Star Wars project so far so it is possible if they keep that length - it will still end up as the same number of total episodes

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Can somebody answer a dumb Star Wars question?  I never watched any of the intermediary cartoon series or read any canon novels, just the live action films and shows.

What happened to all the clones after episode 3?  I'm guessing they became stormtroopers and slowly died off in battle or via natural causes while their ranks were gradually replaced by volunteers and conscripts, but I'm curious if this was addressed.  Thanks!

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4 hours ago, Technico Support said:

Can somebody answer a dumb Star Wars question?  I never watched any of the intermediary cartoon series or read any canon novels, just the live action films and shows.

What happened to all the clones after episode 3?  I'm guessing they became stormtroopers and slowly died off in battle or via natural causes while their ranks were gradually replaced by volunteers and conscripts, but I'm curious if this was addressed.  Thanks!

Post Clone Wars a few of them showed up in SW Rebels.  Rex and a couple of others had aged quite a bit by then.  So I’m guessing it suggests that the clones have a shorter life span maybe?  It’s hard to say since it has apparently been retconned that Rex was the bearded rebel soldier outside the bunker on Endor during ROTJ.

 

Additionally, The Bad Batch had the Empires transfer of clones to conscripts as a big chunk of the storyline.  

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21 hours ago, Technico Support said:

Can somebody answer a dumb Star Wars question?  I never watched any of the intermediary cartoon series or read any canon novels, just the live action films and shows.

What happened to all the clones after episode 3?  I'm guessing they became stormtroopers and slowly died off in battle or via natural causes while their ranks were gradually replaced by volunteers and conscripts, but I'm curious if this was addressed.  Thanks!

It's addressed first in the Clone Wars cartoon, where it's explained how their lifespans are much shorter than a usual human. Like, by the end of the series you're already seeing old clones. I don't remember if there was a canon length, but it's definitely less than 50 years, probably closer to the 35 - 40 range. In Rebels, we meet Wolffe, Rex, and someone who's name I'm forgetting again and they are definitely outliers.

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Happy Star Wars day everyone!

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