Grogu learns what it means to give your dad a “quick” hand
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https://patricia-359.tengp.icu/bq/2BkRXp4
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I honestly think Baryn is cuter than Grogu. I love Grogu, but he has never been that cute. Something about Baryn is just activating my paternal instinct to protect him more than Grogu. Maybe it’s cause I actually know Grogu is 50 years old. Plus you can always sell an aliens cuteness a bit more with animation than you can with live action CGI and puppetry.
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Din: Did you give him those?
Luke: No? I thought you bought them.
Din: ...
Luke: ...
Those are the same blue macaroons he stole from that one kid in Nevarro. Yes, he stole some again. They're gonna have to teach him how to use credits ε-(´・`)
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You know what kind of pisses me off?
The fact the show runners thought it would be a good idea to tell us Din was his last name THREE AND A HALF YEARS after the show came out. I get that we didn't even know Mando's name until the very end of season one, but for fuck's sake, why wasn't any effort expended to make sure the fanbase was calling him by his first name?
My theory is that it was a last-minute decision that his given name would be Djarin, and it makes me upset that this was just dropped on people for whom Din has become an important and beloved character. It feels thoughtless and irresponsible. Don't you care enough about your own character to make that clear?
They're like: "Oooh, isn't it fun and exciting that he has a different naming convention? :)))" It would have been fucking NICE TO KNOW THAT THREE YEARS AGO. Now there are thousands of fan works referring to Din by his last name because everybody thought Din was his first name. Millions of people know him as Din.
Also, it then doesn't make sense to me why Bo-Katan calls him Din in season three, because they're trusted friends by the point she starts calling him by name. Why use his last name? He calls her Bo, for fuck's sake.
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It shouldn’t be surprising that writers have some of the best strike signs in existence
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