There's no denying that The Mandalorian has provided fans with some of the best Star Wars moments in recent memory and with two successful seasons under its belt, the ever-evolving journey of Din Djarin and Grogu will finally lead them to the Mandalore throne.
Now, despite the fact that the hit Disney+ series continues to ride a huge wave of momentum, the question on everyone's mind is: when will the show actually end? Previous reports say that Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni are already planning the series finale but nothing official has been set in stone.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, director Rick Famuyiwa teased that Season 3 will mark the culmination of Din Djarin's journey. Famuyiwa said that the show will see Mando come to terms with "all the decisions he's made". He explains: "The exciting part about Mandalorian is that it started with this very simple and sort of elemental relationship when the Mandalorian met this young child and how it’s affected him.
He continued: "And I think all the decisions he’s made since coming in contact with The Child has sort of raised the stakes in terms of the storytelling of the show, and we’ve just been following that to sort of its natural place as he’s experienced meeting people outside of his own creed and understanding what it means to be a Mandalorian."
Famuyiwa concluded: "So as we get to season 3, it’s really a sort of culmination of that. We’ve started with our original Mandalorian but as the teaser said, he’s not the only one. And what does that mean? So this season is really about kind of bringing all that together."
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Famuyiwa's statement shouldn't raise any concern within the fandom as The Mandalorian is expected to be renewed for a fourth season. Now, we don't know for sure if that will actually mark the show's true conclusion but I think we can all agree that it's better to end things on a high note than to let the story drag.
The Mandalorian Season 3 is reportedly hitting Disney+ on February 22, 2023.
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