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‘The Mandalorian’ fans delighted by Grogu’s deadly but very cute new toy

All hail MechaGrogu!

This article contains spoilers for The Mandalorian Season 3, episode 7.

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The Mandalorian kicked off its third season with Din Djarin trying to resurrect his old droid buddy IG-11. Sadly, it appeared he was too damaged to be repaired, with IG parts so rare not even the Anzellan droid specialists were able to assist. But now, IG-11 has finally returned… kind of.

Greef Karga turned up with a bottle of space booze but offered Din Djarin another more exciting gift. While IG-11 is in fact very much dead, his body has been repurposed into “IG-12,” a pilotable exoskeleton with a tiny Grogu-sized cockpit in the torso. The pint-size Force user quickly took the controls and was overjoyed, spamming the “Yes” button over and over again.

Din is less enthusiastic about the prospect of Grogu controlling a super-strong mechanical body, but it’s a definite upgrade from his hovering crib. Later in the episode, Grogu even intervened in the brawl between Paz Vizsla and Axe Woves, separating the pair and firmly telling them “No.”

We didn’t think it was possible for Grogu to get much cuter, but judging by the reaction from fans, it seems him going full-Krang has done the job:

What else can we say but “yes?”

Adorbs:

We can’t wait to see him in combat:

We had the same reaction:

It’s an obvious comparison!

We demand as much MechaGrogu as possible:

By the end of the episode, it appeared Grogu had fully gotten used to the controls, so we’re looking forward to him bringing the pain to some Beskar troopers in the season finale next. Let’s just ignore the fact that it’s ever-so-slightly creepy to use your former buddy’s corpse as a pilotable vehicle…

The Mandalorian season three finale will air on Apr. 19.


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