THE MANDALORIAN Season 3 Premiere Brings Back An Unexpected Character In Shock Twist - SPOILERS

THE MANDALORIAN Season 3 Premiere Brings Back An Unexpected Character In Shock Twist - SPOILERS

The Mandalorian's season 3 premiere features some big surprises and the return of three major characters, including one we definitely didn't expect to see in the Disney+ series again. Check it out...

By JoshWilding - Mar 01, 2023 05:03 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars

The Mandalorian has finally returned to Disney+ with its third season, and with Din Djarin determined to return to Mandalore, he heads back to Nevarro for a reunion with old friend Greef Karga (sorry, that's High Magistrate Greef Karga).

Determined to regain his Mandalorian status by bathing in the living waters beneath the surface of his people's home, Din has an idea: bring IG-11 back online so he can explore the surface and determine whether it's safe.

As you'll recall, the droid made a heroic sacrifice in the season 1 finale when he self-destructed to buy Din, Grogu, Karga, and Cara Dune the time they needed to escape Moff Gideon and the Empire. Now a statue in the rebuilt Nevarro, Din and the High Magistrate remove him from the memorial that honours the droid and attempt to bring him back online.

And it works!

Unfortunately, he's reverted to his former programming and immediately tries to kill The Child. Din struggles to stop his fellow bounty hunter (who is once again voiced by Taika Waititi) until one of Karga's own droid servants drops a statue on poor IG's head. 

Still determined to bring his old ally back, Din is taken to The Rise of Skywalker's Babu Frik and his fellow droidsmiths who determine restoring him is a lost cause. However, if Din can find a new memory circuit, then there's a chance he can bring his old friend back from the dead. Unfortunately, they're hard to find, so the bounty hunter just found himself a new mission! 

Babu Frik and IG-11 aren't the only big returns as the episode ends with Din and Grogu meeting with Bo-Katan Kryze. Sat atop her throne, the warrior reveals her followers left when she returned without the Dasrksaber, leaving her a leader without an armu. She wishes Din luck on his quest to return to Mandalore but seems confident she won't see him again!

Check out our review of The Mandalorian season 3's first two episodes by clicking here.

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