After the fall of the Empire in
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi,
fans for years speculated and drew their own conclusions of what organizations grew amongst the rubble. After the release of
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
, audiences learned that the dark and light sides were represented now by the First Order and The Resistance, respectively.
The Mandalorian
has given us a look into what happened during this mostly untold 30-year gap. Branching off of what the Rebellion built, the New Republic has formed. They’ve been represented most so far by two X-wing pilots, Trapper Wolf and Captain Carson Teva, played by Dave Filoni and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, respectively. We can expect to see these characters and more in the upcoming
Star Wars: Rangers of the New Republic
Disney+ series.
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NEWS
In recently photos
tweeted
out by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee donning his New Republic helmet, he revealed that the text on the side of his helmet translates to “OKSEEYOU.” This is a nod to Lee’s character on
Kim’s Convenience,
who often says “Ok. See you” when customers are checking out. Here’s the full tweet:
Then you’ll love what the side says: #eastereggs https://t.co/RnWkwSrUaF pic.twitter.com/E6hZhltJUU
WHAT THIS MEANS
For fans of
Kim’s Convenience
or any of Lee’s work, this is a heartwarming Easter egg that shows the attention to detail given to
The Mandalorian
and its characters. Usually, Easter eggs are meant to build excitement for fans. In this case, it seems like Lee was given a custom helmet that gives fans a meta-level delight.
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Another subtle (possibly unintentional) Easter egg that Din Djarin, played by Pedro Pascal, now uses a staff, which he also famously used as Oberyn Martell in
Game of Thrones.
This begs the question, what other fourth-wall-breaking Easter eggs are there within
The Mandalorian
? One to look out for is any reference of Ming-Na Wen’s work on
Agents of Shield
or
Mulan,
as both of these are Disney properties.
These kinds of Easter eggs give fans a sense of the love and effort that a creative team puts into their work. It may not lead to a trending video on YouTube, but it leaves fans even more in awe after viewing
an awe-inspiring season finale
.
After the fall of the Empire in
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi,
fans for years speculated and drew their own conclusions of what organizations grew amongst the rubble. After the release of
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
, audiences learned that the dark and light sides were represented now by the First Order and The Resistance, respectively.
The Mandalorian
has given us a look into what happened during this mostly untold 30-year gap. Branching off of what the Rebellion built, the New Republic has formed. They’ve been represented most so far by two X-wing pilots, Trapper Wolf and Captain Carson Teva, played by Dave Filoni and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, respectively. We can expect to see these characters and more in the upcoming
Star Wars: Rangers of the New Republic
Disney+ series.
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
In recently photos
tweeted
out by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee donning his New Republic helmet, he revealed that the text on the side of his helmet translates to “OKSEEYOU.” This is a nod to Lee’s character on
Kim’s Convenience,
who often says “Ok. See you” when customers are checking out. Here’s the full tweet:
WHAT THIS MEANS
For fans of
Kim’s Convenience
or any of Lee’s work, this is a heartwarming Easter egg that shows the attention to detail given to
The Mandalorian
and its characters. Usually, Easter eggs are meant to build excitement for fans. In this case, it seems like Lee was given a custom helmet that gives fans a meta-level delight.
Another subtle (possibly unintentional) Easter egg that Din Djarin, played by Pedro Pascal, now uses a staff, which he also famously used as Oberyn Martell in
Game of Thrones.
This begs the question, what other fourth-wall-breaking Easter eggs are there within
The Mandalorian
? One to look out for is any reference of Ming-Na Wen’s work on
Agents of Shield
or
Mulan,
as both of these are Disney properties.
These kinds of Easter eggs give fans a sense of the love and effort that a creative team puts into their work. It may not lead to a trending video on YouTube, but it leaves fans even more in awe after viewing
an awe-inspiring season finale
.
