Not everyone forgets so easily. I remember too. There were far more types of Mandalorian helmets and masks that are not counted in this video. It is rather sad that many helmets have been left out of the list. My favorite being the Wasteland Raider Mando helmet. A helmet that did not completely cover the chin and neck region and has held in place by a chin guard and fitted with three nozzles to accommodate a breathing apparatus to be attached.

@baldwin_gt Revan isn’t Mandalorian, but his helmet sure is

I am the last Templa

@@shizaanimations7634 fun fact due to the culture he could of claimed the title if he had a sponsor clan as by our highest laws at that time the strongest ruled which ment by proving he was stronger than our leader could of claimed leadership of the clans as at that time any one could challenge for the right to rule as the title ment this person is the greatest warrior in the galaxy these day i dont even know who the true Mandalore is

Uh revan stan

The medieval barbute was also heavy influenced by ancient greek helmet design, so it makes sense that he mentions it

@@katenaccios I highly doubt that Allen made that connection, since he himself didn't note it in this video. Regardless, you're using circular logic. The fact that the barbute helmet took inspiration from ancient Grecian helmets doesn't mean that the Mandalorian helmet, by extension, was directly influenced by Grecian helmets themselves.

@@self-satisfiedsmirk5544 agreed. That's like saying all helmets derive from the first wolf head hat... Doesn't work.

I believe that.

hu the more you know

This is the way.

@@hairypancake This is the way. I have spoken.

This is the way

Just make armor for your peen

Condom

No. When you actually look at the history and culture of the ancient Greeks of Sparta, the Mandalorians have little in common with them, aside from the level of notoriety they garnered as warriors. The Mandalorians have more in common with the Mongols than anyone else.

Silver-tongued Devil Nah samurai the follow the code of honor

@@kcocozza Samurai were soldiers and bodyguards for royalty and elites within Feudal Japan. They trained in a much more controlled way, always had a stricter code of ethics, were judged by their conduct, and were beholden to at least one authority figure within the state. So, no. The Mandalorians don't have much in common with *historical* samurai beyond the most base comparisons. You could make a few more comparisons between the Mandalorians and ronin. But, ronin were essentially dishonored samurai, which kind of goes against what you're trying to say about them both having a "code of honor". Most depictions of the Mandalorians show them as stragglers moving around and taking all manner of work for money. There is no well-known, historical group to point to with that. So, we can easily state that is the most contemporary aspect about the Mandalorians. But, any time they *did* band together in large numbers, they still weren't structured, socially, in a strictly regimented way. The brutally efficient strategies used by the Mongols during their imperialistic spread throughout Eurasia can easily be paralleled to the Mandalorian War. On top of that, the most defining aspect of Mandalorian society, that being their willingness to adopt anyone into their culture, is definitely pulled from the Mongols and their own willingness to do the same.

Silver-tongued Devil sooo what your saying is that they’re a mix of samurai and mongols

@@kcocozza No. But, hey... If you want to dumb down and misinterpret what I've stated in both of my comments, be my guest.

The way I'd heard it, pants were considered barbaric by the Romans. They associated them with Germanic and Celtic tribes, who they considered lacking in culture. The Romans changed their tune when they occupied northern regions and adopted pants to combat cold weather, and for convenience when they began to use more and more cavalry.

Moppo but... what if i feel a bit cold down there?

Professor Jones just don't stand too close to the fire.

And likely not totally accurate. BARE that in mind.

Andromeda exactly

Look up Hondo Karr his armor was had a visor like the neo rangers

only females wear Y's

Also some times :-

🤔 (.Y.)

Dieter Vondracek which form? Neocrusaders or OG crusaders?

@@nikik5567 Neo-Crusaders

That should have been the sequel trilogy sub plot. Mandalore vs the New Republic, with a few Imperial fanatics for good measure.

TheLeatheryman prolly woulda been more interesting then what we got.

A warrior race that constantly starts galactic scale wars and commits genocides and war crimes can't really last long when they keep losing. At some point the victors are going say enough is enough and just exterminate them...to avoid that going a more peaceful direction is the only thing they could reasonably do. Is it nearly as cool? No, but it makes a hell of a lot more sense.

I have always been curious for what this shape signifies.

Ctrooper2011 well In legends although the Mandalorians were organized to a degree, I’m pretty sure some of them felt a little rebellious and decided to go with the unorthodox. One of those unorthodox methods might’ve been to change the shape of their visors. Besides the fact that canon seems to have female Mandalorians wear a more curved T-visor, I don’t see any other ways that different visors signify anything special although you could be on too something.

That was the old republic, mandalorian armor went full experimental then.

Hackerman Yes you’re right however it still is part of Mandalorian culture.

I've always not liked it

Yes

possible

Hopefully not

Omg baby Yoda as a Mandalorian would be so OP and awesome

Lol, my thoughts exactly, the whole helmet would need to be T-shaped to accommodate his ears! 😅

A design probably already exists. Just as the Taung slowly died off, the Mandalorians have a very long tradition of not caring about your skin colour, body shape or origins... so long as you follow the rules and do what needs doing, you can "join". They're a culture more than a people, so it's entirely possible that a few "Yodas" have been Mando down the millennia.

@@MrMortull I agree, but it would be funny to see someone from a species like the Hutts trying to be a Mandelorion, with a big ass helmet and about ten jet packs strapped around his body! 🤣

The Mandalorians clearly were just based upon the Prussian Space Marines

Let's be honest: nobody cares what that random fuck of the Virgin-Mandos says

@@macewindu3492 well they also said jango is also isn't mandalorian

@@erickrasniewski567 like I said. Nobody cares what he thinks

i mean that could be just him insulting them honestly. "He's not a REAL mando like us TRUE mandos."

I've always headcanoned that the whole "Fett wasn't actually a Mandalorian" was propaganda from Satine's new government.

Just look at Wookieepidia.

"The twangs"

BEE-siege

@@nyipnyop, Same!

“Corithian” I think he meant Corinthian. Also yes that’s not how you say my name...I’m not buba the buttcrack plumber

“Yaester”? Seriously omfg 😂

ALL HAIL BABY YODA!

THE WAY, THIS IS.

@Ben Lupul What the fuck

@Ben Lupul 10/10 would definitely smash

@@holden_7597 you know that this little guy is 50 year old

The Republic had fought the Mandalorians multiple times throughout its history; and they were probably the best warriors in the galaxy so they adopted their armor, tactics, etc.

the helmet for the imperial guard was based off of the sun guard

Throughout history, we've seen people adopt styles of their enemies if it was seen as beneficial. Rome did this quite a bit, even their famous helmets were inspired by others unless I'm mistaken.

Clone armor was based on mandalorian armor. It makes sense the republic would base other armor sets on mandalorian armor, especially because the Senate guard was made up of clone troopers and was essentially an elite clone troopers unit

@@overlorddante so were their swords they were based off the Spanish stabbing swords

Jango isn’t a mandalorian lol

@@nickmullensbestfriend3999 Also it says in episode 2 he's a mando

That rule only applies to foundlings.

This could be made into a decapitation joke.

Every mando in rebels : yeah nahh

If you look closely at the scene where the helmet goes flying, Jango's head goes flying out of it as well.

@@caseygibson7266, I saw that.

@@caseygibson7266 Brutal

Divine Cursader Gaming Mandalorian women can wear the typical t-visors as well

ViolentScorl I mean the Nightowl style helmet

@@spartanhuntergaming men wear those as well.

@@adambielen8996 they actually don't

@@ChewBakaYT they can

Jack Thoms mandalorians are always hot

Lil' Vampire Damn right, brother. Vode An

Tbh, getting a little sick of them. I absolutely loved them and the culture and the history in the KOTOR days, but it's getting a little past stale for me. I already liked the Mandos, why did SW have to keep trying to get me to like them? I already liked them. Sheesh. Those Kaleesh bone-lizards are my boys now that the Mandos are overdone.

Zoolander!

Hello

(T)

Peter Stamerra (v)

(V)

T

(Y)

Depends if he's been drinking.

I guess it depends on the video

You can't tell, it's because he stuffs his cheeks with marshmallows before recording

All three, at the same time

It’s actually “hello friends” not hreighfrenz and I think it’s quite nice the way he says that

Its a cult

More like religion.

More like a culture

Mandalorian is a religion explained in the actual series :)

Was a race

yup lol

had to rewind that a couple times, never heard anyone call him that.

Yeah, shame he didn't mention Shae, the Hydra or the RD/TH/TT-16A (same model as Hydra, different texture), nor the SWTOR-era Mandalorian Hunter-like sets, for example the RD/TH/TT-17A that used to be sold/drop on Corellia pre-4.0

@@CraigMitchell44 My personal opinion is that the SWTOR era Beskar'gam where the best looking. I prefer it over the Super commando style that we see used now.

omg you could be right

Mandolore the Tesla

but he would not be a true mandolorian, he took of the helmet. This is the Way.

The way he talks in general irritates me

@@kimballbelliston5925 I'm usually fine with his general persona and vernacular. The things that he does, consistently, that irritates me is his insistence on vilifying the Jedi Order and his constant pandering to the Mandalorian fans.

Twig

They are based on the Super Commando helmet, and despite Jango Fett training the Null ARC Troopers with Mandalorian culture, Clone armor is not Mandalorian armor.

Im more interested in the old republic trooper helmets those are even more badass

in what?

@@makinamaster7189 What do you mean, "in what" ?

Making as in an oc, or in a game like SWTOR? Just curious

@@dcguy3 I'm making OCs for a potential comics where the Jedi are actually the antagonists

@@moemuxhagi are u stupid? your creating a mandalorion character in what? it's a very simple question

Nope. That seems to be new to whatever these 'Foundling' Mando's post-Empire are. Which is odd, because he takes off his helmet in the fourth episode, while looking at the children. So...yeah. Not making much sense.

@@Warhammered He says he is not allowed to show his face to anyone, he says he has taken his helmet off many times for practical needs

@@andrewmeyer3599 Yet, he took it off in front of children who could see him in an open space. He wasn't hiding and taking it off to eat in private. He was clearly visible to others. So, he did show his face to someone.

@@Warhammered if that's how you want to interpret it go ahead, cant have very good shots that are also realistic. The scene was just meant to show us he gives a damn about the child and that he does indeed take his helmet off for simple tasks like eating

@@Warhammered He was inside, covered by the shadow of the guy he was in. It was a way of showing the audience that he is very much human and has human feelings, considering he'd just had a conversation about being not much older than the kids when he first put it on. Besides, the kids were distracted playing with Baby Yoda so they wouldn't have seen him.

This is the way

Kandosii

This is the way

I have spoken

This is the way

I know they did on duxn Alderan's moon. They helped set up hidden weapon and equipment depos and are highly regarded as the best in that field. Setting up traps that only they would know and understand.

Only every single one of them worthy of the name.

Zuka comes to mind. They had all military roles we would know of today. Though admittedly they might have given them different names.

Over analyze much?

@Charlie C That's not overanalyzing. Anyone who knows how armor works would notice the same thing

laxattack032 I was thinking the exact thing!

Your funny

Also 5th comment... just saying

Hold up... This was uploaded an hour ago, how have you said this 9 hours ago?

@@MGhostRR I saw a link on Twitter which is weird cause while I was watching the video it wasn't listed in the videos section of the channel

Slim Killa living the good live

That's not so bad. Sometimes it's hours!

Yeah that's a regular thing for me

Ya, be glad you got the notification 7 minutes. I just got the the notification 3 hours after he uploaded.

Big deal.

LOBO LJ rip💀

Yuzaang Vong likely.

@@iroh8457 They had the numbers to overwhelm on top of the skills.

30 salty Jedi disliked this.

Theres 32 now

45 Jedi now.

First 2 were Revan and Malik

Canderous wants to know the location of all 61 salty jedi.

Yep they should be in control of mandalore

The mask detaches from the rest of an entire helmet. I understand it was primarily worn by Mandalorian women at the time.

Me too. First thing I think is to run behind them to irritate them.

Yur ain't wrong sir

true no shields though

No

thebadassniggatomtom originally the video said "helmets" and I was pointing out that was wrong

This was buggin me also.

Twig

Afraid not, by the time of the Galactic Empire there just wasn't enough Mandalorians to have a conventional battle, however, considering they work best as small, nimble teams, they would probably have avoided that anyway.