The children of the watch descend from the deathwatch.

I don't think she would've allowed Satine to be killed if it came to it.

​@@_MaZTeR_ Doesn't matter , she was still a terrorist while Din was part of the Death Watch only as a child

She also had no respect for her rightfull lider; Maul. Out of nowhere she sees Maul as a Monster,Just when not long ago she was helping Vizla take hostages from Villages,Kill said people,Attemp to Murder Ahsoka and as you said,Joined an organitation to Overthrow her sister's goverment,Or,Kill Her Sister

@@irisvalencia6675 because maul is an outsider who conquered mandalore, she knew who he was. he doesn't wear the armor nor respects their tradition he's there purely for power.

You mean the one she helped attain power? The one who went along with a very stupid plan?

I honestly don't get it....

@@TheFilthyFinch Their joke is that in this episode she's cynically 'lost in the sauce' after losing the Darksaber...aka that she would turn to getting drunk and partying in lieu of warrior/leadership stuff.

@orangeapples would’ve been cool to see Bo Katan looking a bit more disheveled and armor-less

Satine had it coming for being naive to dismissed the threat of deathwatch. It took Jango's Clone's who is a True Mandalorian to defeat Deathwatch which Satine and the rest of Mandalore doesn't recognized as a Mandalorian due to being a foundling.

The idea of pacifists taking over mandalore has always been ridiculous to me. Their plan was to go up against a culture of born and bred warriors with pacifism?! How did they even win that fight? Putting that arc in the clone wars show on Mandalore made absolutely no sense

eughh they need a Great Hunt to resolve leadership issues.

I’ve always hated Bo Katan. She constantly blamed and guilted others for actions she took part in (or straight up caused) instead of reflecting on herself. And like fine she’s young in Clone Wars so she gets away with it, but then she’s still self righteous in the final arc, she’s slightly better in rebels but never actually admits her own faults, and then its the same problem all over again in the Mandolarian (I also don’t get why she just took the dark saber from Sabine when offered it but refused to take it from Din in the same situation).

@@wardenprincess2257 because they weren’t a culture of born and bred warriors. Like they never wore. Traditionally they were a culture that focused on raising warriors and combat. However it had been centuries since the glory days of mandolore and those ideas largely faded into fanaticism. It makes quite a bit of since. Warrior cultures are often the most critical of past actions which id why you have new minded thinkers turning against belief systems they find to be barbaric and outdated. Satine was largely loved as a ruler because she ushered Mandolore into a new age where merit wasn’t purely decided on one’s strength as a warrior (which for common citizens meant a lot) and where everyone was allowed to pursue more activities such as the arts. However this created a huge disparagement concerning traditional beliefs and said fanatics didn’t take kindly to her which eventually led to her being overthrown. What’s ironic is that Mandolore has been in s state of pure chaos and/or ruled by non-Mandolorians (Maul then the Empire) ever since. Satine’s political pacifism and strength in politics was when Mandolore was at its strongest.

Her character is so inconsistent I swear. This season is entertaining to some degree but the writing is pretty bad

​@@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551 she isn't inconsidtent she was pretty full of herself, and often a hypocrite, even her actress said that Bo-Katan is a difficult character with ego problems. This season is meant to bring her redemption.

@@Tekaneable By redemption you mean nerf Din to make her look good for girl power.

@@regularguy2807 she was always better than Din, theres a reason she held the darksaber before

@@peridaplatypus You mean because it was given to her?

You complaining? Katie Sackoff is a gorgeous woman

@@prollins6443 its a pun on the bisexual sitting pose

@@prollins6443Heck I couldn’t take my off of her when she does have her Helmet on.

Isn't she like double his age?

@@Leaderofalunited about ten years more or less

@@HaydenHero still awkward age differences

@@declicitous1763 that’s pretty much the line for me. I’m in my mid 20s and I’d have no problem hitting up a chick mid 30s.

@@HaydenHero fair enough, not my place to judge people

Just her sitting there composed n relaxed, almost reminded me of Sharon Stone's character in Basic Instinct where the way they sit and behave represents their thinking and have it displayed to show off their personality and demeanour. I never know who Katee Sackoff was before, now im glad i do as she can sack me offffff.❤

😂😂

It was the latter

I assume she went to the thrown room to receive her visitor.

Death Watch, not Children of the Watch. They are not the same

@@magomadr Your right deathwatch is way worse.

It’s not like she follows any of those rules.

Like a video game thing.

Gotta clear out that quest log

Nah fr fr

Sabine probably wasn't even walking yet at the time but she made something of herself, Mando and his cult got no excuse.

@@kevinzhang6623 she wasn't *born*, back then xD not making much of herself

@talscorner3696 Lol dimwit, she was 2 years old in the last year of the Clone Wars, same year Din Djarin was rescued. In all the time since Din's cult actually intervened, while they sat on their asses, Sabine did her part in making a stand to the Empire with Mandalorians and the Rebellion, long before Din and his CULT did.

I think that's the point. She's calling him a naive child.

He’s the chosen and the true leader of Mandalore. Better than Bo Katan

@@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer anakin will do

​@@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer narratively speaking, it's obvious he will become the new Mandalor. His faith, his patriotism and his leadership skills are water clear. All of this is happening in his show for a reason. This is a show called THE Mandalorian, and his character development is crazy to see. He is humble, caring and doesn't show any power hunger signs at all. He's perfect to be the new Mandalor and I'm so excited to see how all of this will happen.

@@woohoo1849sorry to burst your bubble, but in the "modern" Hollywood this isn’t an option. There can’t be a normal man who is the hero in this woke era.

​@@nickel2874 Pedro was born in Chile.

That could easily be taken out of context lol

@@TheDarkWyvrenKingisherewith the way she’s sitting, maybe she wants it taken out of context.

Katee Sackhoff said Bo-Katan was probably wallowing in self-pity in another room without her armor when Din Djarin came into the airspace. She hurriedly put her armor on to receive him in the throne room.

She stole Din’s arc.

@@regularguy2807 I was happy for it.

@@megalon73 You disgust me.

@@regularguy2807 At least she still her job, Unlike the other one.

After chpt 16 with Koska left, she plans to leave Bo katan to find axe and join him as mercenaries

@@jq6812 Kosarin and Axe did return of Chpt 22 of Season 3 of the Mandalorian. I figured we would see them again at some point and I was right.

They left because Bo didn't get the darksaber back and they didn't want to listen to her whining anymore.

As if. Din couldn’t snap the darksaber even if he wanted.

@@victoriaweasley7807 that aged perfectly didnt it

@@friccle_ Oh my god it really did 💀

Bo: Freaks out.

To sell toys

Because for the longest time it straight up was “whoever has this saber rules” and they’re just expanding upon it Do i think its dumb, yes. But mandos tend to have a very one track mind anyway

I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be whoever has the helmet of Mandalore rules, being the previous Mandalore of course. The darksaber is a neat thing they added in during clone wars that should have stayed that way honestly.

CW established the darksaber before Disney acquired it. This season was written by Jon Favreau who had been with Star Wars before Disney. They had no role in writing the stories, only Jon Favreau.

Sounds like Darude Sandstorm

@@_MaZTeR_ I know the old ways

Thanks to what’s his nuts face. The guy with the cowboy hat that everyone used to love.

She's a great character. In the real world, leaders throughout history were flawed people. some even did nefarious things to rule but were still considered great. Lookup British history. This stays true to how people really are.

@@MarkS1356 The way the character WAS written in the clone wars serie and then rebels was great. What this show did with it is trash tier

Yep, and she is also 1 of the few remaining clan Kryze left.

Back then they still had their planet. Of course they're a lot more superstitious now.

@kevinzhang6623 seeing Bo look lazy and depressed is so weird lol. She goes from being one of the fittest Mando’s to looking like a chunky one

@@TonyStark-zt5fe Some of it was aging, but let's face it, she had reason to be depressed. She lost her planet, and when she was finally about to reclaim the Darksaber, she failed and lost her followers because of that.

@mcspartan501 oh yeah 100%. It was good character development that was very realistic to what she’d been through. Just quite surprising that she’d let herself go and pile on the pounds and become a chunky Mando

Please, return to your realm of Twyi-tterre, there is nothing here worth your time, treacherous one. We are all aimless explorers, within the bottomless chasm of Yu'Tuube.

ain’t that deep

The hell are you on about?

Bo katan was from death watch im guessing, and thats the same faction din was rescued by as a child