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By The Mandalorian & Grogu's ending, Lord Janu is placed into custody, where it was also confirmed that the Imperial warlord confessed that Jabba's cousins known as the Twins were playing the New Republic, feeding false information while truly allying themselves with the Imperial Remnant. That being said, Imperial warlords have been known to escape the New Republic before (like Moff Gideon). A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far, Far Away · Eight Questions How Well Do You Know Star Wars? “The Force will be with you. Always.” 🗡️Jedi OrderLight-side guardians ⚡The SithRule of two ⚙️The Rebe

Although Star Wars is known for telling its stories in non-chronological order, its new movie is fairly easy to nail down in the timeline thanks to the existing three seasons of The Mandalorian, which are set in the 30-year gap between the original trilogy and the sequel trilogy. The series originally kicked off the New Republic era, with the first two seasons, as well as The Book of Boba Fett, taking place in roughly 9 ABY (or nine years after the Battle of Yavin), while the third season of The Mandalorian is set two years later, around 11 ABY. Since The Mandalorian and Grogu opens after the

Without diving into spoilers about The Mandalorian & Grogu's ending, the film leaves the door open for more stories about Din and Grogu, but doesn't set up anything specific. That means Lucasfilm could potentially greenlight a direct sequel, The Mandalorian & Grogu 2, or season 4 of the Disney+ series. It's also possible that, like The Book of Boba Fett, Mando and Grogu show up in other Star Wars projects. It's unclear right now whether Jon Favreau, creator of The Mandalorian and director of The Mandalorian & Grogu, has an endpoint in mind for these characters, or if he'll keep telling stories

But don’t get your hopes up, and don’t bother waiting past the credits, either. The Mandalorian and Grogu does not have any post-credit scenes, but that’s not surprising for die-hard Star Wars fans. Almost none of the traditional episodic films sport after-credit sequences, and neither does Solo nor Rogue One.