Director Favreau & Filoni showed amazing images again this week!
Last week you showed us New Republic-ruled Coruscant, and you've used those resources for The Mandalorian! (Time setting is different)
How did Grogu survive Order 66?
The actual event is beautifully visualized. It's amazing how serious you are.
○ Verification of Sith's revenge and that method
Last year's drama, Cassian Andor, had high hopes for the empire's weaknesses and the story of how the Rebellion was founded. The empire's weak points were written in considerable detail in the script, but I can't shake the impression that the details of the rebel army's creation were carried over to season 2.
And although 17 years have passed since Revenge of the Sith was released, I also had the impression that detailed verification was neglected. Lucas' draft script is perfect and works as a strong framework, but there's gotta be something to check. This is because the script was written by Lucas alone.
However, it seems that Lucasfilm did not neglect to verify the Sith's revenge in leading Canon. That was put to good use in the production of The Mandalorian S3.
In revealing the past of Grogu who experienced Order 66, it shows Sith's revenge from a different angle.
Wait, this technique has been used before, right? That's right, it's the method used in the final season of the Clone Wars. It was drawn from the perspective of Ahsoka and Maul from a different angle when Order 66 was issued.
In the case of Mandalorian, it is drawn from the perspective of Grogu when Order 66 is issued.
This technique allows you to draw the key scenes of the skeleton from every angle, giving you a more complete overall look and a more detailed understanding of each point of view.
You can perfectly understand and sympathize with the moment Order 66 changed the fate of the galaxy. This is the validation of Revenge of the Sith itself.
○Will Padme appear next time?
Well, Grogu nearly escaped the temple when Order 66 was issued.
He is then pursued by a gunship in the city and safely landed on Padmé's platform. And when you get on Padmé's ship, there are a lot of things you don't understand.
Arranged by Jar Jar, so not Padme? It is also speculated that
But personally, I don't think it's possible that Padmé made the arrangements herself, as Padmé hasn't been to Mustafar yet.
Also, when did Padme talk to Obi-Wan?
From Grogu's point of view, there are many unknowns, such as when Yoda and Obi-Wan return to Coruscant, when Palpatine becomes emperor, when he swears the empire, and when he contacts Organa.
Something must have happened while Padmé was alive. In other words, it is also Padmé's point of view. There was something he was hiding from Anakin.
Rather than jumping to conclusions from the too-fast tempo of Revenge of the Sith, Grogu's past is revealed by extending the short scenes from different angles.
For those of us who like Sith revenge, it's full of treasure footage.