Mandalorian Season 4 Will Explore Grogu's Past; More Memories of Order 66?

Over the course of three seasons, viewers of The Mandalorian have been able to learn more about Grogu. All thanks to memories related to Order 66, which shed some light on the past of this well-liked character. In the latest episodes we will learn some more news about the Force-sensitive protagonist.

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At least, that's according to a comment given by Jon Favreau, producer of The Mandalorian (vide Screen Rant). He mentioned that they plan to tell the story in smaller chapters. What can we learn about Grogu in the new episodes of the Star Wars show?

There is certainly a chance that the creators will decide to show how Grogu managed to survive so long after Order 66. It is possible that we will learn more about Kelleran Beq, the person who saved Baby Yoda in the memorable Star Wars night.

One thing is certain, the creators have a chance to show their creativity. The action of Mandalorian takes place 30 years after Order 66, so it's a raggedy time to fill with Grogu's memories.

However, it's worth remembering that the premiere of the show's fourth season is still many months away. It will most likely take place in late 2024 or even early 2025, which is more likely.

Finally, let us remind that The Mandalorian is available on Disney+.

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