The Mandalorian

>will Luke show up?
Yeah, he will show up. Mando will give him baby Yoda. Luke says "it's gonna be all right" while the camera pans on teenage Kylo Ren and ominous music plays.

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Black Emperor said in an interview they plan on 4 seasons total

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Looks nothing like Rosario Dawson

I thought he said 5. Oger even talked about a movie. I would like 6 seasons and a mpvie to finish it.

>mfw yeeds just died offscreen during kylo sperg out at academy

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Of course they can just ignore the sequels, it has already been done in Legends, and right now it is their most likely/best option.
I mean there is a reason why they basically bootyclapped both established lore and logic to bring ahsoke back from the dead, both in clone wars, where she was supposed to die during order 66, and rebels, and part of it is because she is basically what Rey was not, i.e. a female jedi protagonist loved by the fans. There is also a reason why they created baby yoda in a show where ahsoka will make an appearance this season, and also maybe ezra.
They're going to create a bunch of content for the era between the sequels and OT, i.e. the era that people actually wanted to see, and then when they get to the sequels they're gonna do a little bit of lip service here and there and then pull a Star Wars legacy, and basically have Ahsoka, Ezra, Baby Yoda etc create a secret jedi order, and then jump 50-100 years into the future, and just soft reboot the franchise, and thats where they'll make the new movies and such. Basically "Oh you didn't like the jedi under Rey? Ok, well we love our fans so much, so here is a new/second jedi order created by these popular characters :) We're good now, right?"

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I like this. I thought they would focus on the high republic

>end mando with a movie
that would be too kino but a perfect way to give filoni the chance to direct a live action SW movie finally

Yes, because his animated clone wars movie is good...

>TCW movie in 2008 was never supposed to be a movie but george decided to make it so
>over a decade of gaining experience under george and on his own with TCW and rebels and now mandalorian giving him more experience than literally 12 years ago
shoo shoo disinformation shill.

Judging by the episode he directed for the show he apes George's style rather well, but I don't think the general audience will be down for this "outdated" filmmaking.

Will he show up???

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I mean, i think its also fairly likely that it is mandated by disney. I mean, its obvious that they didn't expect the Mandalorian to succeed or at least be the ultra hit that it is now. Its always easy to see how much faith a company has in a product by how much ads, but also merchandise they produce for it, and the Mandalorian had basically none, no baby yoda plushies, basically no legos, figures etc. but they basically put it all into overdrive once it started to perform well.
The Mandalorian can't go on forever, and it makes sense that the higher ups at LucasArts/Disney would want to somehow connect it to the larger universe and use it to set up future projects to branch out into, i.e. basically the exact same way they used easter eggs, cameos and post credit scenes in early Marvel films like Iron Man to set up the MCU. I mean, we're already kind of seeing it with how they used this to bring Cobb Vanth from the books to a wider audience, or Boba back from the dead.

the GA just has to see baby yoda on a movie poster and in commercials outside of disney+ and that will get them to turn out initially.

>Welcome to the hidden temple of the Jedi.
what fucking terrible writing.

It's better than
>The war is just beginning, the rebellion is reborn Today and I won't be the last Jedi.
>We are the spark that will light the fire that will burn the First Order down.

Now that i think about it the High Republic is probably a sort of test run for this, which would be a pretty smart plan. You can set things in the past and make it far more detached since you don't need to answer questions such as "Well what happened to character x and y", and in this case Disney can basically go "Ok lets do a few books, maybe some comics and a tv show, and see how people react." This way you can see if people like or dislike time skips like this, what people react to in what way etc. and then they can apply those lessons to bigger projects in the actual time skip into the future.

Hmmm, what if the mandalorian series ending will be shit?

I hope they find a plot and stick to it. The "mando visits another planet" is getting tiresome, just put him in a single planet for at least 3 episodes ffs

It's unironically good

That could easily monkey paw if that single planet is just Tatooine for 2 more episodes.

I hope you're confusing the movie with the series.

Dude if they actually bring in Luke Academy, show Yeed training in there, then he dies by Knights of Ren I might literally never stop crying, holy shit.