Warning: This article contains minor spoilers for
The Mandalorian
Season 2
Season two, episode four of
The Mandalorian
dropped recently on November 20, 2020. The episode contained a good number of teases to future episodes, potential
callbacks to previous Star Wars installments
, and even
elements that weren’t supposed to be present.
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One such callback concerned a certain fan-favorite character who appeared in the show’s first season. IG-11 was a bounty hunter droid that assisted the title character, Mandalorian Din Djarin, back in season one and ultimately sacrificed himself to save the life of the show’s protagonist on the partially settled lava world of Navarro.
NEWS
In
The Mandalorian
Chapter 12, Din Djarin and the Child return to Navarro for repairs. There, they are greeted by Cara Dune and Magistrate Greef Karga. As they walk through the settlement, fans will be able to spot a statue of IG-11, likely standing to memorialize the fallen droid.
Check out a still from the episode below:
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IG-11 Easter egg from “Chapter 12” of
The Mandalorian
WHAT THIS MEANS
Now, obviously, this isn’t the real, original IG-11. Fans will certainly recall that he self-destructed in order to take care of a squad of Imperial Stormtroopers who were waiting to ambush the heroes back in Chapter 8 of the series.
This could possibly be another IG droid, but the statue visible in the background of the shot looks a little larger than life and seems to stand a bit taller than a standard droid of IG-11’s model.
Nevertheless, this is an excellent Easter egg/callback. It makes sense that Greef Karga or Cara Dune would have this statue placed in the town to honor the droid that gave his mechanical life to save theirs.
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Chapter 13 of the
Mandalorian
will arrive on Disney+ on November 27, 2020.
Warning: This article contains minor spoilers for
The Mandalorian
Season 2
Season two, episode four of
The Mandalorian
dropped recently on November 20, 2020. The episode contained a good number of teases to future episodes, potential
callbacks to previous Star Wars installments
, and even
elements that weren’t supposed to be present.
ADVERTISEMENT
One such callback concerned a certain fan-favorite character who appeared in the show’s first season. IG-11 was a bounty hunter droid that assisted the title character, Mandalorian Din Djarin, back in season one and ultimately sacrificed himself to save the life of the show’s protagonist on the partially settled lava world of Navarro.
NEWS
In
The Mandalorian
Chapter 12, Din Djarin and the Child return to Navarro for repairs. There, they are greeted by Cara Dune and Magistrate Greef Karga. As they walk through the settlement, fans will be able to spot a statue of IG-11, likely standing to memorialize the fallen droid.
Check out a still from the episode below:
WHAT THIS MEANS
Now, obviously, this isn’t the real, original IG-11. Fans will certainly recall that he self-destructed in order to take care of a squad of Imperial Stormtroopers who were waiting to ambush the heroes back in Chapter 8 of the series.
This could possibly be another IG droid, but the statue visible in the background of the shot looks a little larger than life and seems to stand a bit taller than a standard droid of IG-11’s model.
Nevertheless, this is an excellent Easter egg/callback. It makes sense that Greef Karga or Cara Dune would have this statue placed in the town to honor the droid that gave his mechanical life to save theirs.
Chapter 13 of the
Mandalorian
will arrive on Disney+ on November 27, 2020.
