Fans have eagerly been awaiting a trailer for the next season of
The Mandalorian
, but even after filming was long completed, there has been no hint of one. Now, however, an official announcement has been made on its release date, along with a new, less lonely, logo for the show…
NEWS
In a tweet, Star Wars
officially announced
that
“episodes”
of the second season of
The Mandalorian
will begin streaming on Disney+ October 30th.
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This is the day. New Episodes Streaming Oct. 30 on #DisneyPlus. #TheMandalorian pic.twitter.com/ZlJua6SEP8
The Mandalorian
Official Season 2 Logo via Star Wars’ Twitter
This announcement was accompanied by a new logo showing the titular character and The Baby.
WHAT THIS MEANS
Comparing Both Logos
The new logo that came with the announcement isn’t too different from the original with the exception of a new blue color scheme and The Child walking alongside our favorite Mandalorian, no longer alone. It also appears that the logo is showing off a new, currently unknown planet.
Still, it’s a rather odd strategy to announce the release date through a Tweet rather than a trailer, as everyone was expecting. But, it seems like Disney+ is moving full steam ahead with this show to make sure that 2020 isn’t totally derived of content for their streaming service.
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Considering that the primary strategy for maintaining subscribers for any streaming service is new content, Disney will want to debut another big-budget show before the end of December. The only real two candidates for this would be
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
and
WandaVision
, both of which still need to finish filming.
Recent news
about
both shows
points to good prospects, baring anymore delays, of filming finally finishing for both.
This means that it’s actually all the more likely that
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
could finally release on Disney+ shortly after
The Mandalorian
finishes its second season.
Fans have eagerly been awaiting a trailer for the next season of
The Mandalorian
, but even after filming was long completed, there has been no hint of one. Now, however, an official announcement has been made on its release date, along with a new, less lonely, logo for the show…
NEWS
In a tweet, Star Wars
officially announced
that
“episodes”
of the second season of
The Mandalorian
will begin streaming on Disney+ October 30th.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Mandalorian
Official Season 2 Logo via Star Wars’ Twitter
This announcement was accompanied by a new logo showing the titular character and The Baby.
WHAT THIS MEANS
Comparing Both Logos
The new logo that came with the announcement isn’t too different from the original with the exception of a new blue color scheme and The Child walking alongside our favorite Mandalorian, no longer alone. It also appears that the logo is showing off a new, currently unknown planet.
Still, it’s a rather odd strategy to announce the release date through a Tweet rather than a trailer, as everyone was expecting. But, it seems like Disney+ is moving full steam ahead with this show to make sure that 2020 isn’t totally derived of content for their streaming service.
Considering that the primary strategy for maintaining subscribers for any streaming service is new content, Disney will want to debut another big-budget show before the end of December. The only real two candidates for this would be
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
and
WandaVision
, both of which still need to finish filming.
Recent news
about
both shows
points to good prospects, baring anymore delays, of filming finally finishing for both.
This means that it’s actually all the more likely that
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
could finally release on Disney+ shortly after
The Mandalorian
finishes its second season.
