Mondragon
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I took that as a given, and that the reason they were trying to capture Grogu (taking his blood), was to experiment with (give strength too) cloning the Emperor. So Mando seemed to be already bridging that gap from the go.
That said, I only saw the Sequels once and never really scrutinized the costumes, but a common theme with the Praetorian guards helmets seems to be none of them have a clear eye-slit view-plate section.
Which these helmets have.
Yes these may be Proto-Praetorians (time frame allows for it)
Not sure where the image came from, or what was said about it?
But these helmets could just as easily belong to one of the many Mandalorian Sects, as the Mado S3 theme is going to be the return to Mandalor, and possibly uniting all the clans.
We will likely get a ton of new Mandalorian looks and colors.
Not a fan of the sequels, the less they are acknowledged the better, yet also I'm not surprised if and when they are referenced, or Mando is used to somewhat bridge the gap between ROTJ and TFA.
I took that as a given, and that the reason they were trying to capture Grogu (taking his blood), was to experiment with (give strength too) cloning the Emperor. So Mando seemed to be already bridging that gap from the go.
That said, I only saw the Sequels once and never really scrutinized the costumes, but a common theme with the Praetorian guards helmets seems to be none of them have a clear eye-slit view-plate section.
Which these helmets have.
Yes these may be Proto-Praetorians (time frame allows for it)
Not sure where the image came from, or what was said about it?
But these helmets could just as easily belong to one of the many Mandalorian Sects, as the Mado S3 theme is going to be the return to Mandalor, and possibly uniting all the clans.
We will likely get a ton of new Mandalorian looks and colors.
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