Sounds like a good reason to live like Hugh Hefner. With more coke.

Aliit ori'shya tl'din

when you accept the mandolorian you are both the hunter, and the hunted.

@@mehumursu5191 and prey* but yea

@@disbeafakename167 He died gay AF, couldn't get it up without watching guy on guy porn 😆

Well what about *guns are a part of my religion*

Really helps when the armor keeps you from being seperated by said lightsabers.

@@raxusveritas Weapons, not guns.

@@raxusveritas They only used guns because of their effectiveness. They would swap them out in a heartbeat for a better weapon with more capabilities.

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Hopefully not all of it. The level of quality could vary quite a bit in Legends, and the info surrounding the Mandalorians was no exception.

especially Basilisk War Droid's or at least story's about them

I do hope that some part of the Supercommando Codex and the other guides get referenced here

The Republic commando novels greatly fleshed out the mandalorian background, it was a sin what they did with them in clone wars ( New Mandalorian bullshitteri)

krisss93 Thank you. I love TCW but Rebels did a bit better in the diversity department. All human but at least they didn't make them all look Aryan like TCW did. Also Satine deserved to die, her and her supporters defiled the very name Mandalorian.

Possibly

It is creative

@@GenerationTech is it moral?

Vivid clone wars flashback

well "don't bisect a dude with a door" was not in any of the codes.

THIS IS MANDALOOOOORE!!!!!!

El Gato that...actually fits pretty damn well. Carry on.

Spartans mixed with a frusader

Most certainly inspired by them

Yes

Ayata. Oya, ner‘vod!

@@violentscorl697 Oya Manda, Vod!

1960jefbot Aye! These hut‘uun‘la aruetiise shall see what Mandalorians can do!

ViolentScorl never took the time to learn the mandalorian language. Got deep into Legends but not that deep. Now I wanna learn just to flex a language no average joe knows 👌

BlackShogun 27 Hehe same for me, pal, same for me! Try it, it’s not that hard👌🏼 And you’ll have a swell new number of curse words to opt for that noone will feel offended by heh.

That is as likely as that they admitt that the Jedi aided a campaign of intergalactical genocide against the people of the Sith-Empire done by the Republic. It is part of legends, but both things let look the Jedi in a not very good light and may even lead to the conclusion, that the hate against them was if not justified than at least something which someone could understand. That the Knights and the Republic were never the shiny idealistic place the rebels always claimed. Since that would it make harder to tell who the "good" and who the "bad" guys are, it is more something for books, less for movies. Films sadly put to less time in telling a complex story (of course they have limited time).

Bruh, first, it's a show about a Space Cowboy. I doubt Revan will be referenced at all since it looks like it's more concerned about the future of the Mandalorians and their society instead of their history, and even that is a secondary part of a very minuscule subplot that hasn't been referenced since Episode 1. The true primary focus is on a single bounty hunter fighting for himself im the outer rim after the fall of the empire. Favreau and Filoni are huge Legends nerds, so we may get something, but they're too intelligent to throw in random fan service that doesn't supplement the narrative or couldn't be understood by casual fans

Ok Mando

Bounty Hunter: Got a new contract, you in? Mandalorian: who's the target? BH: some wookie chieftain Mandalorian: ..... BH: what the big big mando afraid of some walking carpets? Mandalorian: those carpets are some of the most brutal and genius warriors i've ever had the pleasure to fight along side. if you want to get your arms ripped off, this is how you get them ripped off BH: Oh come on, i know their strong... Mandalorian: Strong ain't the word, i've watched a wookie grab a B-2 battle droid by its legs and use it as a club and smash apart a garrison, i've watched a wookie break the head of a droideka and use the body as a bowling ball

I like jedi mandalorians they are cool even though they are rare

You had me at shaved wookie.

@@disbeafakename167 I was going to post a link to a clip of that Sasquatch girl from juniper lee getting her hair removed, BUT KZfaq WON'T GIVE ME ONE!!!

Uh, you ever try to put clothes on a wookie?

XD true Mandalorian dog's, I have not seen your comments in a while. I am assuming this is the same Brock Samson that would argue with DeathWatchTrooper?

Nosferatu Zod Yarp. It is me.

Brock Samson bring back the Death Watch!

Please

He means the MCU version of Tony Stark.

Jon Favreau only helped in bringing iron man to the big screen the character of Tony Stark and back story was already created thanks to Jack kirby and stan Lee

I'm glad somebody brought this to the community's attention!

@@lestergordon3698 Not just that, he brought a new and better incarnation of Tony Stark to life. He nearly created a new character with the original as a mere guideline

sheev one not at all he was definitely a good guy

sheev one he even got removed from TIE fighter training because he went out of his way to save a fellow pilot that’s definitely heroic if you ask me

Han has a heart and cares about other even though he tries to hide it in essence good guy

Yeah I think I'll have to slightly correct that

Lester Gordon Han wants to be cold hearted but it's just not in him. At least not to the extent of Thraken-Sal Solo. Dude was just cruel. And not even in the cool kind 💀

Aliit ori'shya tl'din

Me’vaar ti gar

At this point, a lot of mando'ade already don't follow the Resol'nare since they don't speak the language among themselves.

Strength could probably be better interpreted as physical capability, prowess, cunning, and so on, I agree. It's about the whole package.

@@dungeonguy88 I think it's more just people (in universe) are taking strength at a literal interpretation, which thematically fits with the Starwars Legends themes of "there's more depth to everything," one of the most over cases being the Jedi's morally heinous actions for the "light side," when it was them who created the "Dark Side."

Same, I doubt we'll get it

cardinal1973 like how they deadass said Boba and Jango are wannabes but were raised in the most Mandalorian ways possible 💀

Legends is trash

The ultimate shield is Plot Armour, the single most powerful thing in the Star Wars universe

@@weldonwin no as an personal shield like a death star shield

@@wailmerpail HEY that's racist I don't want to see that crap.

Shields are useless, You just need a ship to hyperdrive through another ship to destroy em

@@kennethcheung6384 True!!! XD but I mean like for ground operations I don't understand why certain clones don't have shield

Yes, that is a perfect analogy to ascribe to the mandalorians culture and way of living.

100%

Considering they want to resurrect the galactic republic, the most corrupt organization in galactic history, I wouldn't call them smart. Think about it. The Republic voluntarily elected a Sith Lord as their supreme chancellor. And inb4 "they were tricked" so what? The fact that they allowed a single Sith to manipulate them like that kinda proves what a shitty system of government it really is. They even had the Jedi Order backing them up and they still failed. The kind of government that is capable of being taken down from the inside by a single man is an abject failure of a government. And these people want to have that again.

@@waraidako exactly... although I was thinking about the fact that they didn't even wait for the Empire's defeat before demilitarising, at least the Old Republic did it after the Sith were (thought to be) defeated, and they screwed over a legitimate and dangerous galaxy wide job.

@@waraidako Palpatine had the whole CIS to convince the republic to drop all the safty switches they had in place. And he had enough support to keep the power after grabbing it. He wasn`t alone!

The New Republic did end up reflecting many of the problems within the Rebellion that the Rebels themselves never addressed, while they had the benefit of a common enemy. Most especially the fact that not every member of the Rebel Alliance, or even most members, were fighting to restore the Republic. Many of the larger factions were only fighting for independence and had no intention of joining a theoretical Republic after the civil war. Many others were legitimately criminal elements or simply individuals that had been left with no choice but to fight the Empire; they would have no loyalty after the war, once the Empire was gone, and like Han would have gone back to their old ways. And then there was the simple problem that the Empire was freakin' massive. The Empire for all of its flaws shouldered a massive administrative burden that the New Republic couldn't shoulder without absorbing some of the old elements. And there were simply too many Imperial troops, pilots, and officers for all of them to be held accountable for their actions; the New Republic didn't have a judicial system that could handle it, so many had to just be let go after the cease-fire. And you simply have the fact that by the Battle of Jakku, everyone was tired of the war. There were many on both sides that were ready to seize any sort of end to the fighting, even if it meant compromising on one's goals or ideals. And they specifically wanted to avoid any possibility or similarities with the Empire, to the point of making themselves too weak. The New Republic's flaws were notable and profound, though they do have logical explanations. It is something, I rather approve of in the new canon.

@@dungeonguy88 exactly, and on a lower level, the end of Aftermath: Empire's End shows the New Republic fucking over the Bounty Hunters Guild as, from what I've read in The Bounty Hunter Code, in Legends Bounty Hunting was often fully legitimate with the Guild needing to stay in line with Republic and Imperial laws to the point that they still got lots of work from the Republic which had the Jedi Order to deal with the bigger stuff.

does earth exist in the Star Wars universe? or is this a purely theorthical question?

@@DerAnanasKing what if question

@@pyeitme508 ah, I understand.

@@pyeitme508 I guess a lot of ot would depend on how well we would do in abttle against them. like, the Mandaloriand thought very high of Revan despite, or rather, because he was the one who defeated them.

@@pyeitme508 also, it would depend on the tactics deployed by us. I don´t know how fond Mandalorians would be by flexible defnese doctrines, or outright gerillia warfare, or scorched earth tactics. or being shot at from multiple kilometers away.

In Legends Beskar'gam became part of our tradition/culture not just a combat edge. And I agree Disney stuff is quite different, some of it because there isn't much on it and some blatant disregard for Legends.

@@themandalorian400 Eh, no. Some Mandos walked around with no beskar and were still full Mandos. Canderous wore civilian clothes when he met Revan and was just as much a Mando as everyone else, and Jango wore a durasteel suit of armor before the Clone Wars, and he was still fully a Mando.

@@HolyknightVader999 Not every Mando wore an armor made out of beskar, as it was an extremely rare and expensive material. I think a beskar'gam in the broad sense just means their unique style of armor.

@@HolyknightVader999 beskar armour held a strong cultural signifigance and was only not worn by the majority of Mandalorians because of it's rarity. So it would be used in only the highest of positions with in the culture or for ceremonial purposes.

@@olafgurke4699 My point exactly. Jango himself wore durasteel, and the Mando-style Clone Commandos wore Duraplast.

Nathaniel Alexander Butz me! I love the mandalorians with the restored content mod.

i don't have any of the old republic games, and i tend to avoid that part of SW history (which may change sometime) but if i did play it, i might

@@EpicMuttonChops What is it that you don't like about Legends' TOR era?

Seth-Tytarius Starrhorn those mods I saw. I was completely surprised and actually played once with Mandolore as boba fett. Btw Kotor 2 is the best Star Wars game with the restored content mod in my opinion.

Seth-Tytarius Starrhorn I beat Kotor 2 over 40 times and many of those I tried to all kinds of things. Like when I found out in the restored content mod you find the recording of Revan telling canderous to gather the clans. So many amazing memories came back from that

Incorrect

Similar, Mandalorian culture borrow's from European and Asian Warrior cultures.

Predators belong to the same type of warrior.

@@valtersplume3726 very true!

That's a Basilisk a technoganic droid marvel that they used as war mounts it was considered a great honor to be bonded with one alas they where all destroyed by the Republic after the war 😞

@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 " to be bonded with one" did they have artificially intelligence? because if so, the republic basically comitted genocide. deam, the Mandaloriand had a real kneck for war machines. because I think thats one of the coolest mounts you can have.

@@DerAnanasKing, think horse or dog lvl intelligence and extremely loyal if a rider was killed the Basilisk would often go on a berserker frenzy attacking anything in range before self destructing so you could say the Jedi and Republic committed genocide read the Old Republic comic books for more information

@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 oh, they did? I will look it up.

@@DerAnanasKing, MetaNerdz Lore is your best bet

I don't

Renaissance Novice it’s not up to you

@@astrealaria with the way the new trilogy is going I think we should vote before it's too late 😂

We don't get to decide. Disney own it, that kinda makes it their decision.

@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human Not really, they bought it and started shitting on those who followed it. Enough vocalization and fighting back against them is a clear call that they must change. Just like a government falling out of line, its up to the people to bring it back and not just watch it burn.

Great comment and underrated. You are absolutely right, it is a great example of normal human society even in the real world and how we progress most often. Although most real life human tribes also respected their elders and let them lead as often as the strongest, one or the other at times too. Mandalorians as a whole people struggle with using wisdom, they have only accepted the strongest to lead and care little of wisdom of elders and even less live to be elders. It is a flawed society but a proud one, and pride is a flaw as much as a boon for a culture.

Yeah, it pays to remember that as badass and cool as the Mandalorians are, just about there whole culture centers around some pretty dickish behavior.

Like any other culture and faction, you have to weigh and specify which parts are good or bad. The Jedi have many glaring flaws, as do the Sith. The same could be said for any culture irl. At least the Mandos tried to do better with time.

@@AedanTheGrey True, kind of...granted that one time they tried to do better, a radical faction started a civil war in an effort to draw Mandalore back to its warmongering roots.

It's not just Disney. Dave Filoni, and by extension George Lucas, trounced Karen Traviss' work on Mandalorian culture well before Disney bought the franchise. Thanks to Filoni, Jango's status as a Mandalorian is is in question. Also, Jango's faction, the True Mandalorians, that fought Deathwatch in a civil war was overwritten in the Clone Wars show.

departed402 Sadly Jango and Boba are no longer true Mandalorians in canon :( Luckily in legends they are still considered Mandalorians following the Super Commando Codex.

@@FoggyTheHippo Honestly, I don't care what they say on the matter, I elect to ignore that dumbass decision, like I think just about everyone else has.

Florence Yeah same, to me they are Mandalorian without a doubt.

Then suffer.

Yeah wtf😂

Lol

Hence the later code additions

The most difficult part about trying to solidify the Mandalorian culture is the fact they pride themselves on individuality. The more complex you make the codes the harder it is to keep that fundamental part of their culture. I think these are great idea's, but that is the simple reason they struggle to implement such things. That's why the Death Watch fought against even the Commando Codex.

He’ll yea

All ways, we’re doomed.

100% agreed he doesn't even respect the culture

The clone wars era would have been the best to live in

The Old Republic easily

Very well said.

Like a buddy comedy!

Jango Fett “was” a Mandolorain, specifically Death Watch, but betrayed them by becoming a bounty hunter before Boba was born. Prior to his death, he was training Boba like a Mandolorian and afterwards Boba continued his training on his own. However by the end of the Clone Wars, Death Watch and the Mandolorians were so fractured that it really did not matter. Basically, Boba Fett had all of the training of a Mandolorian but was never officially part of any faction and, because of this, probably did not bother with the honor code.

Ner vod!!

@@renaissancenovice7202 Mando'ad draar digu

@@SobaOfPulaski neither does the internet

@@renaissancenovice7202 yee

The Clone Wars cartoon (not the original one) trashed Mando lore. Filoni was pissed as I recall. For that it gets no forgiveness from me.

Renaissance Novice I completely agree

Not really...if anything, they are more similar to Spartans.

@@InfiniteDeckhand Kind of a mixture of both

@@InfiniteDeckhand Think about it. They have a religion that promotes an honorable death (Dieing in battle), they raided other planets, and after the raiding days were over and they auctioned themselves off as mercenaries and bounty hunters on other planets. There's a lot of similarities.

they will do it when they hit 400,000 subscribers

There were times in the Old EU that they shilled overly hard for the Mandalorians or downplayed their flaws.

Kinda? I mean their idea of strength could be the reason behind the Mandalorian's expansion during the Old Republic.

Pretty much work like Knight's, Samurai and other similar ideals. The only difference being it's about Culture not Blood.

Bruh

She's still the most beautiful, loveliest and sexiest Mando ever.

In fairness to Sabine, the entirety of Mandalorian culture was going through a very tumultuous time on the heels of the Clone Wars. The clans were fractured, they'd been put through an indecisive civil war, and were quickly being engulfed by the Empire. There many different factions of Mandalorian at the time, all with differing and often conflicting interpretations of the Mandalorian Codes. There are viable interpretations wherein Sabine trying to adhere to one part of the code, one might say she was in breach of another part. This is a common problem with any overly rigid or simple code. But while she did diverge a fair bit from her fellow Mandalorians in some regards, it can also be said that she came back in line with the codes and brought many fellow Mandalorians to them as well. Her only real conflict in the code came about from the interactions between loyalty to her clan, her obligation to a sense of honor, and loyalty to the Empire. Remaining loyal to the Empire, as her clan was, would have easily put her in conflict with the ideal of remaining honorable, particular according to the Supercommando codexes. Though this conflict could be said to be resolved when she convinced her family and many other Mandalorians that the Empire was dishonorable and ultimately intended to destroy Mandalorian culture. Beyond that she was a fine warrior that war familiar with and generally respectful of her culture's traditions, and even played a pivotal part in bringing back important cultural icon for Mandalorian culture with the Darksaber. That in particular gave them a mark of authority for the naming of a new Mandalore. While she was wayward by the beginning of the Rebels show, she was pretty well on-track as a Mandalorian by the end of the show.

She's the reason I finally stopped watching the series. Total backstab.

@Renasissance Novice. Good, we don't need shit lords like you in the Rebels fandom.