Din Djarin/The Mandalorian (Into the Sonicverse)

Din Djarin aka "The Mandalorian" also sometimes called Mando is the main protagonist and the titular character of the Disney+ original series the Mandalorian. He is a reputed bounty hunter operating at the time of the new republic some years after the fall of the Galactic Empire. During one of his huntings, he met a mysterious Force-sensitive infant of the same species as Yoda nicknamed the "Child" who happened to be his target with whom he formed a close bond and to seek to protect at all costs, putting him in conflict with other bounty hunters as well as with a former member of the Empire who had originally hired him.
== History ==
=== Before The Mandalorian ===
In his youth, Din Djarin lived with his parents in a village on the planet Aq Vetina that was victim of a separatist attack in which his parents lost their lives by protecting him. A super battle droid flushed him out and would have killed him without the intervention of Death Watch. This tragic event remained in his memory years later.
Some time later, he joined a Mandalorian clan called "The Tribe", settled on a volcanic world. When he was old enough, Din to pledge allegiance to the Mandalorian creed, thus becoming one of their and acquired armor and weapons from his new people, before joining the Bounty Hunters' Guild. In 9 ABY, five years after the destruction of the second Death Star and the final defeat of the Galactic Empire, the Mandalorian had gained an excellent reputation as a bounty hunter, which provoked the jealousy of other members of the guild.
He once teamed up with two mercenary Twi'lek, Qin and his sister Xi'an, and things went very badly.
=== The Mandalorian (Season 1) ===
In "Chapter 1", On a planet of ice, Mando goes to a bar filled with rogues, three of whom harassed a Mythrol. One of the stalkers tries to provoke him, even going as far as to graze the beskar armor with a knife. Mando grabs a glass and uses it to hit the thug before banging him with the second scum and killing the Quarren by closing the door on him, cutting him in half. The Myrthol wanted to thank the Mandalorian but to his great misfortune, he had come to capture him.
Once outside the planet, the Myrthol tries to convince his kidnapper not to deliver him but the bounty hunter just ignored him until his prisoner descended into the lower part of the ship where he discovered with horror others prisoner locked in carbonite before being carbonated himself by the mandalorian. Arrived on Nevarro, Mando went to see the leader of the guild, Greef Karga to collect his bounty. Refusing first the imperial credits which according to him was worth nothing, he obtained Calamari Flan instead and asked for another mission but found that the premiums were not worth much, so Greef offered him an alternative of Mission may be common with a man named "The Client" whom he should meet in person.
Arrived at the meeting place, Mando knocks on the door and shows a magnetic card to the door droids then enters and is escorted by a GNK droid. In the room, The Client accompanied by some Stormtroopers, welcomes Mando mentioning that Greef had informed him about the reputation of the mandalorian. The conversation cut short when Dr. Pershing suddenly entered the room, prompting Mando to point his blaster at him. The Stormtroopers targeted the bounty hunter and despite their numerical superiority, Mando was not intimidated. The Client calmed the conflict and then proceeded to explain the purpose of the mission: to recover a person of about fifty on Arvala-7 by promising that the reward will be a huge amount of Beskar, even offering a brick of this same metal to the bounty hunter.
Mando then went to the enclave where the tribe lived and gave the beskar to the gunsmith so that she could forge a new Pauldron for him. During the making, Mando had flashbacks from his childhood the day the separatists attacked and killed his parents.
Once on Arvaka-7, he scanned the area before being suddenly attacked by Blurrgs until an old Ugnaught was crested with darts, saving the Mandalorian to whom he asked if he was a bounty hunter, which Mando confirmed. The Ugnaught took Mando to his home and introduced himself as Kuiil. Kuiil then informed the mandalorian that he had helped other bounty hunter in the same mission and that none of them survived. Advised by Kuiil, Mando tries to ride a Blurrg but after some failure, he gives up but tries again when Kuiil reminds him that his ancestors knew how to ride the Mythosaur and finally succeeded in taming it.
On Blurrgs' back, they cover several kilometers of gorge and crevasse to arrive at the camp where the target of the mandalorian is. Halfway, Kuiil indicates the rest of the way to go before returning home but before he leaves, Mando wants to pay him for his help but Kuiil declines his offer, considering that if Mando gets rid of the mercenaries, peace will return to his valley and will be sufficient payment.
Arrived at the site, Mando crossed paths with another member of the guild, the assassin droid IG-11. After a bad start, the two bounty hunters agreed to collaborate and share the bounty. Once all the mercenaries were eliminated, they entered the hangar and IG-11 detected a single form of life which turned out to be a young child aged fifty due to the biology of his species, as well as the target. IG-11 is about to eliminate the kid but Mando shoots him quickly in the head.
In "Chapter 2" Mando brings his target back to his ship but on the way, three trandoshans attack him by surprise. He succeeds in killing one of them, which forces the other two to flee. Unfortunately for him it is not the last of his problems, when he finds Jawas stealing pieces of his ship and managed to escape with it.
Stuck on this world, Mando returns to see Kuiil who reveals to him that he knows where to find the Jawas and that he will be able to negotiate with them, despite the fact that the Mandalorian is skeptical about it. After a rainy trip, the two travelers find the jawas, whose language Kuiil knows speak and the negotiation begins. The Jawas first demand the beskar, which is out of the question for Mando who tries to say in their language that its stolen parts belong to him only so that the Jawas laughs at mediocre mastery of their language, comparing him to a Wookie. Annoyed, Mando almost burns the mocking Jawa until Kuiil calms him down and succeeds in finally finding an agreement with the thieves.
To recover his stolen pieces, Mando must recover an Mudhorn egg, gigantic and violent creatures. Arrived in the cave of the beast, Mando accidentally awakens the creature which with a powerful blow of the horn pierces his coat of arms for beskar. While the Mudhorn charges the bounty hunter, the mysterious child uses force to lift the beast which gives Mando time to stick his knife into the Mudhorn's neck.
After recovering his pieces and with the help of Kuiil, Mando repairs his ship. He offers to Ugnauth to become his partner but Kuiil politely declines, declaring to have worked all his life to escape from servitude. Mando then offers him his gratitude and Kuiil does the same to thank him for bringing peace to his valley.
=== Mario & Sonic with Equestria Girls: Journey Beyond New Earth ===
=== Kingdom Hearts III: The Search for Kairi ===
The Mandalorian made an appearance in the prologue special, before Equestria Girls: Holidays Unwrapped.
=== Equestria Girls: Holidays Unwrapped ===
The Mandalorian made a cameo appearance in the post credits scene.
=== Minecraft Dimensions: Into the Sonicverse/Animated Shorts ===
==== The Ultimate Dino Hope ====
==== Adagio's Date with Nolan North in the Winter ====
==== Trixie's Christmas Rewind ====
The Mandalorian joined the Unified Heroes in the end.
=== Minecraft Dimensions: Into the Sonicverse ===
=== Mario & Sonic with Equestria Girls: Kamen Rider 00 ===
=== Disney Time ===
==== Disney Time: Descendants - The Story Lives On ====
==== Disney Time: Amphibia - The Disappearance of Marcy ====
==== Disney Time: Frozen - Spiritual Awakening ====
=== Minecraft Dimensions: Stampede ===
=== Disney Time Vol. 2 ===
==== Disney Time Vol. 2: Z-O-M-B-I-E-S - Seabrook High meets Canterlot High ====
==== Disney Time Vol. 2: Kilala Princess - Resurrection of Valdou ====
==== Disney Time Vol. 2: The Lion Guard - Revenge of Zira ====
=== Super Smash Bros. × Equestria Ninjas × Power Rangers: Crisis on Earth-12 ===
=== Dance of the Party Girl: A Super Smash Bros. × Equestria Ninjas × Power Rangers Special ===
=== Super Smash Strongest Battle: Special Edition ===
=== The Mandalorian (Season 2) ===
In the second season, the character searches for other Mandalorians to help him find the Child's people: the Jedi.
In "Chapter 9: The Marshal", he learns of a Mandalorian supposedly living on Tatooine from his contact, Gor Keresh (John Leguizamo). On Tatooine, the Mandalorian meets Cobb Vanth (Timothy Olyphant), the Marshal of Mos Pelgo, who is wearing Mandalorian armor bought from Jawas, which he had been using to protect the townspeople from various threats. Although the two are initially at odds, as the Mandalorian demands Vanth to give him the armor, they become reluctant allies when Mos Pelgo is attacked by a krayt dragon, which the Mandalorian agrees to help slay in exchange for Vanth's armor. Along the way, the Mandalorian and Vanth develop a genuine friendship and form an uneasy alliance between the townspeople of Mos Pelgo and a tribe of Tusken Raiders to kill the dragon. Afterward, the Mandalorian retrieves Vanth's armor, and the two part on good terms.
In "Chapter 10: The Passenger", the Mandalorian takes on a mission to take a contact, "Frog Lady" (Misty Rosas, voiced by Dee Bradley Baker), and her eggs from Tatooine to Trask, in exchange for a lead on other Mandalorians. During their journey, they are intercepted by two X-wing pilots (Dave Filoni and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee) from the New Republic, who have an arrest warrant for the Mandalorian for his role in the prison break from "Chapter 6", but they end up saving them from a swarm of spider-like creatures on Maldo Kreis, where they crash-landed, and the charges are dropped against the Mandalorian. After fixing the Razor Crest to the point of barely being able to fly, the Mandalorian completes his mission and brings the Frog Lady to Trask in "Chapter 11: The Heiress", whereupon her husband directs him to an inn from where he learns about three Mandalorians spotted on the moon. A crew of Quarrens offers to lead him to them but ends up betraying and attempting to kill him and the Child for the Mandalorian's armor. The pair are saved by the three Mandalorians, led by Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), the former ruler of Mandalore, who lost both her planet and the Darksaber to Moff Gideon. The Mandalorian initially distrusts her, but he nonetheless agrees to help her and her team raid an Imperial freighter for stolen Mandalorian relics in exchange for a lead on the Jedi. Following the heist, Bo-Katan tells the Mandalorian to seek out her old Jedi ally, Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson), on Corvus.
In "Chapter 12: The Siege", the Mandalorian reunites on Nevarro with Greef Karga and Cara Dune, who have since turned the planet around, and agrees to help them raid the last Imperial base on the planet in exchange for repairs to the Razor Crest. During the raid, they stumble upon cloning experiments performed by Imperial scientists, involving the Child's blood, some of which has already been transfused to the clones to supposedly give them Force-sensitivity. Before they can learn more, they are forced to destroy the base and escape from the pursuing Imperial forces. In "Chapter 13: The Jedi", with the Razor Crest repaired, the Mandalorian travels to Corvus and is brought before Morgan Elsbeth (Diana Lee Inosanto), the Imperial Magistrate of the city of Calidan, who hires him to kill Ahsoka. Under the guise of accepting the bounty, the Mandalorian tracks down Ahsoka, who uses the Force to commune with the Child, learning that his name is Grogu, that he is a former Jedi youngling who was rescued from the Jedi Temple on Coruscant during the Great Jedi Purge, and that he has been suppressing his Force powers over the years to survive. With Ahsoka reluctant to train Grogu because of his strong attachment to the Mandalorian, the latter helps Ahsoka defeat Elsbeth and liberate Calidan in the hopes of changing her mind. Although still reluctant, Ahsoka points the Mandalorian to a Jedi Temple on Tython, where Grogu might reach out to another Jedi through the Force and choose his destiny.
In "Chapter 14: The Tragedy", the Mandalorian takes Grogu to the Jedi Temple and leaves him to meditate. He is confronted by Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison), the original owner of the Mandalorian armor he retrieved from Vanth, and his new partner, Fennec Shand, whom Fett had rescued after she was left to die in "Chapter 5". The Mandalorian agrees to trade the armor for Grogu's safety, but the group is attacked by Gideon's Imperial remnant, which has followed the Mandalorian via a tracking beacon that had been placed on the Razor Crest during its repairs on Nevarro. Despite assistance from Fett and Shand, Grogu is captured by Gideon's forces, and the Razor Crest is destroyed by an orbital strike from Gideon's cruiser. Looking for additional allies to help him rescue Grogu, the Mandalorian meets with Cara Dune and asks her to release Mayfeld, who has been sent to a New Republic prison after his capture in "Chapter 6".
In "Chapter 15: The Believer", the Mandalorian and Mayfeld, whom Cara has temporarily remanded into her custody, infiltrate a hidden Imperial rhydonium refinery on Morak disguised as Imperial soldiers to discover Moff Gideon's whereabouts. During their mission, the Mandalorian is forced to remove his helmet to access the terminal with Gideon's coordinates. After Mayfeld blows their cover by killing his former commanding officer for callously dismissing the victims of Operation: Cinder,[a] he and the Mandalorian make their escape, boarding Fett's fire spray ship, Slave I, before Mayfeld destroys the refinery with a well-placed sniper shot. Cara promises to report that he was killed as a reward for his assistance, and Mayfeld leaves the group. Afterward, the Mandalorian sends Gideon a threatening message, in which he twists Moff's words from "Chapter 7" and vows to rescue Grogu.
In "Chapter 16: The Rescue", the Mandalorian raids Gideon's cruiser to rescue Grogu, joined by his allies, as well as Bo-Katan and her Mandalorian warriors, to whom he promised to help liberate Mandalore from Imperial occupation in return. For the team to breach the hangar, they are helped by Boba Fett who stages an assault on the stolen Imperial Shuttle where the crew was. They successfully breach the hangar. While his allies go for the ship's command bridge, the Mandalorian searches for Grogu, narrowly defeating one of Gideon's Dark Troopers and launching the rest into space. Afterward, he confronts Moff, who is holding the child hostage. Gideon offers to hand Grogu over if the Mandalorian lets him escape and keep the Darksaber, but then betrays and attempts to kill him. The Mandalorian rescues Grogu and overpowers Gideon, thus becoming the rightful owner of the Darksaber. Unaware of wielding the Darksaber, the Mandalorian enters the command bridge where Bo-Katan and crew were waiting. It was revealed that one who wields the Darksaber after combat becomes the rightful ruler of Mandalore. Before Bo-Katan and the Mandalorian engage in battle, they are interrupted by the Dark Troopers' return. They are swiftly destroyed by Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), a Jedi who responded to Grogu's call on Tython and offers to take the child to be trained as a Jedi. During an emotional farewell, the Mandalorian removes his helmet to let the child see his face for the first time. He then tearfully watches as Grogu departs with Skywalker.
=== The Hero Squad Episode Zero: The Rise of Time Force Black ===
He was mentioned by Zion.
=== The Book of Boba Fett (Season 1) ===
The Mandalorian appears in the spin-off series The Book of Boba Fett. In "Chapter 5: Return of the Mandalorian", the Mandalorian has resumed bounty hunting but finds himself struggling with wielding the Darksaber while still reeling from Grogu's absence. He kills the Klatoonian crime boss Kaba Baiz in his meat-packing plant and delivers his head to an Ishl Tib guild master on the ringed-shaped space station Glavis in exchange for directions, which is revealed to be the Tribe's relocated covert, hidden beneath the city. The Mandalorian reunites with the Armorer and fellow Tribe member Paz Vizsla at their new enclave and recounts his adventures to the Armorer, who explains the Darksaber's history to him and begins training him on properly using the black-bladed lightsaber. Vizsla challenges the Mandalorian for the Darksaber and the right to rule Mandalore. The Mandalorian wins the duel but when he confesses that he broke the Creed by removing his helmet in front of others in both "Chapter 15: The Believer" and "Chapter 16: The Rescue", Vizsla denounces him as an apostate while the Armorer has him expelled from the Tribe. However, she informs him that the only way of atonement is to come into contact with the water in the mines of Mandalore, but they have been destroyed by the Empire during the Purge. The Mandalorian leaves the covert but is allowed to keep his armor and the Darksaber. Taking a commercial shuttle to Tatooine, the Mandalorian visits Peli Motto, who presents him a modified Naboo N-1 starfighter as a replacement for the Razor Crest. After a test run, the Mandalorian is approached by Fennec Shand on behalf of Boba Fett, now the self-proclaimed Daimyo of Tatooine, for assistance in Fett's upcoming war with the Pyke Syndicate. The Mandalorian accepts the job for free but only after he visits Grogu.
In "Chapter 6: From the Desert Comes a Stranger", the Mandalorian travels to a forested planet where Grogu has begun his Jedi training under Skywalker. He is reunited with Ahsoka Tano, who advises him against seeing Grogu, as it would hinder his training due to the Jedi's strict rules against personal attachments. The Mandalorian reluctantly returns to Tatooine but bequeaths Ahsoka a gift to give to Grogu: beskar chain mail forged by the Armorer from the beskar spear that Ahsoka had previously given him. At Fett's Palace, Shand notes their shorthanded manpower, and the Mandalorian travels to Mos Pelgo, now renamed Freetown, to enlist Cobb Vanth and the townspeople to bolster Fett's forces. Although reluctant to get involved in the upcoming war, Vanth agrees to hold a town hall meeting.
In "Chapter 7: In the Name of Honor", the Mandalorian regroups with Fett and Shand at the destroyed Sanctuary cantina and prepares to engage the Pykes in Mos Espa. Cad Bane (Corey Burton) arrives with many Pyke soldiers and reveals that he shot Vanth after the Mandalorian approached him, thus preventing any reinforcements from helping Fett. The Mandalorian and Fett make use of their jetpacks and armor to engage the Pykes but are nearly overwhelmed until they are backed up by Fett's forces and the citizens of Freetown. Motto also arrives with Grogu, who reveals that he accepted the Mandalorian's chain mail, therefore forgoing his training as a Jedi to be with the Mandalorian. When the Pykes set two armored droids upon the group, the Mandalorian destroys one of them with the Darksaber. Bane scares off Fett's rancor, causing it to go berserk in the town. The Mandalorian attempts to subdue the rancor, but is nearly killed until Grogu uses the Force to put it to sleep. Afterward, the Mandalorian and Grogu depart Tatooine in the N-1 starfighter.
=== The Mandalorian (Season 3) ===
In "Chapter 17: The Apostate", the Mandalorian receives a green glass brought from the surface of Mandalore and travels with Grogu to a new planet the covert has relocated to, where the Armorer reiterates that until the Mandalorian bathes in the Living Waters of the mines, he is still considered an apostate. Needing a trustworthy droid to analyse the air in Mandalore's ruins, the Mandalorian and Grogu return to Nevarro to repair IG-11 from his salvaged parts but he and Greef are forced to destroy IG-11 again when the revived droid defaults to his original programming. As IG-11's memory core cannot be repaired, the Mandalorian elects to find a new one, leaving Nevarro with Grogu before engaging in a dogfight with Pirate King Gorian Shard's (Nonso Anozie) fleet. The two travel to Kalevala and meet with Bo-Katan, who has given up her plans to retake Mandalore ever since the Mandalorian won the Darksaber. Bo-Katan reveals the location of the mines.
In "Chapter 18: The Mines of Mandalore", the Mandalorian's search for a memory core brings him back to Tatooine. Peli Motto is unable to provide him with one but offers him R5-D4 instead. He heads to Mandalore with Grogu and R5-D4, and discovers that the atmosphere is breathable. He heads below Sundari, in search for the mines, and is attacked by a cyborg creature. He is held hostage, and asks Grogu to find Bo-Katan. She arrives soon thereafter, killing the creature by stabbing him with the Darksaber. She later leads him to the mines of Mandalore, again stating that she doesn’t believe in the stories. The Mandalorian bathes himself, but falls into a chasm and is knocked unconscious. Bo-Katan saves him from drowning and discovers a living Mythosaur in the Waters.
In "Chapter 19: The Convert", the Mandalorian recovers and leaves Mandalore with Grogu and Bo-Katan, who withholds the Mythosaur's existence from him. The trio are attacked by Imperial starships at Kalevala, and despite the Mandalorian providing backup in his N-1, TIE bombers destroy Bo-Katan's castle. They are forced to flee the planet and seek refuge at the covert's hideout. The Mandalorian presents the Armorer with a sample of the Living Waters and with Bo-Katan as a witness he is declared redeemed by his tribe. Bo-Katan is invited into the tribe as she has bathed in the Living Waters to rescue the Mandalorian and has not removed her helmet since. In "Chapter 20: The Foundling", the Mandalorian oversees Grogu's training as a Foundling and joins Bo-Katan's rescue party when Paz Viszla's son Ragnar is abducted by a large winged Raptor.
"Chapter 21: The Pirate", New Republic Captain Carson Teva (Paul Sun-Hyung Lee) visits the covert and informs the Mandalorian that Nevarro has been invaded by Shard and his pirates. The Mandalorian convinces the convert to come to Karga's aid and they successfully liberate Nevarro. Out of gratitude, Karga gifts the covert the lands previously offered to the Mandalorian and welcomes them amongst the townspeople. In "Chapter 22: Guns for Hire", the Mandalorian and Bo-Kayan head to Plazir-15 in search of Bo-Katan’s Mandalorian army, which is now led by Axe Woves. He returns the Darksaber to Bo-Katan, as she defeated the cyborg creature that defeated him.
In "Chapter 23: The Spies", the Mandalorian returns to Nevarro and Greef gifts him IG-12, a rebuilt IG-11 who serves as a mech suit for Grogu. He then heads to Mandalore with members of both Mandalorian tribes. They, with the help of survivors of the purge, are led to the Great Forge. There they encounter Moff Gideon, who captures the Mandalorian and brings him to the debriefing room.
In "Chapter 24: The Return", the Mandalorian escapes from the guards with assistance from Grogu and seeks out Moff Gideon. After a lengthy skirmish between the Mandalorians and the Beskar-enhanced stormtroopers within the base, Bo-Katan and the Mandalorian make a final stand against Moff Gideon. As Gideon targets Grogu, the fallen flagship destroys the base with the resulting blast consuming Gideon. Grogu protects Bo-Katan and Djarin from the blast with a force bubble. After the battle, the Mandolorians restart the Great Forge at the heart of Mandalore. Djarin formally adopts Grogu, takes up honest contract work with Teva and retires to the homestead on Nevarro, as previously promised by Karga.
== Other appearances ==
=== Kamen Rider Zi-O Next × The Mandalorian ===
== Appearance ==
== Personality ==
Competent and dangerous, this bounty hunter is able to be ruthless and merciless to those he tracks or those who put themselves on his way. He is constantly alert and will draw his weapons if he feels as though someone is about to attack him. Endowed with a morality more than doubtful, it is difficult to surround his facial emotions because he never removes his helmet.
Solitary and somewhat antisocial, the Mandalorian has a respectful relationship with the Mandalorian Armorer who is also aware of the fact that he is an orphan, he is also able to show great respect towards someone who earns his trust, like Kuiil whom he even offered his gratidute when the Ugnaught has at the same time refused a payment and also to becoming his partner.
Mando deeply respects the creed of Mandalore, just like the rules of the Tribe, that is to say: never removed his helmet in front of a living being even if that life depent and would prevent anyone from doing it.
Due to having been an orphan himself, he seems to have a deep sympathy for the other orphans and this same sympathy also extends to "The Child" who was initially a target for him, caring first of his security only to get his payment for it evolves to the point that he risks his life and betray the guild to save him from these employers.
== Abilities ==
* Expert Fighter: As Mandalorian, the fight is a part to him and makes him a fierce fighter. He was able to defend himself against the ambush attacks of three trandoshan, defeat three thugs without much difficulty and also defeat Death Troopers.
* Expert Shooter: Mando is extremely competent in blaster mania, whether shooting long or short distance. He is also a sniper.
* Bilingual: Mando is able to understand the Jawas language but he does not know how to speak it very well. He also knows a sign language used to communicate with hostile Tusken Raiders.
== Weapons ==
* Blaster: Mando uses a blaster as his main weapon.
* Amban sniper rifle: Mando uses it to attack or spy remotely.
* Vibro-Knife: Mando does not use much but this knife is able to penetrate the armor of a stormtroopers.
* Mandalorian vambrace: Like many Mandalorians, Mando uses a vambrace containing several built-in weapons, including a flamethrower.
* Mandalorian Lightsaber: Made and given by Donatello. 
* Super Detonators: 
* Bounty Hunter Rockets: 
* Way Of The Mando Keyblade: A personal Keyblade.
* Darksaber: 
== Vehicles ==
* Razor Crest: Main gunship.
== Relationships ==
=== Family ===
* Unnamed Parents = Deceased
* Grogu = Adoptive Son
=== Friends ===
* Kuiil
* IG-11
* Carasynthia "Cara" Dune
* Greef Karga
* The Armorer
* Peli Motto
* Droid
* Jawas
* Cobb Vanth
* Bo-Katan Kryze (The Mandalorian)
* Koska Reeves
* Axe Woves
* Ahsoka Tano (The Mandalorian)
* Boba Fett
* Fennec Shand
* Migs Mayfeld
* Zion "Pikachu18"
* King Benjamin "Ben" Florian
* Black Cherry Crash
* Black Blueberry Cake
* Lord Drakkend
* Cyber Woz
* Black Cherry Crash (World of Zero-One)
* Black Blueberry Cake (World of Zero-One)
* Lord Drakkend (World of Zero-One)
* Ezra Bridger
* Luke Skywalker (The Mandalorian)
* R2-D2 (The Mandalorian)
* Unidentified Mandalorian captain
* Unidentified Mandalorian fleet commander
* Unidentified Mandalorian judge
* Unidentified Mandalorian scout
* Unidentified Mandalorian watchman
=== Enemies ===
* Grand Moff Gideon
* Trandoshans Bounty Hunter
* The Client
* Fennec Shand (formerly)
* Ranzar Malk
* Qin
* Xi'an
* Burg
* Toro Calican
* Arch-Illager
* Absolute Tartarus
== Behind the scenes ==
=== Portrayal ===
* English: Pedro Pascal
== Trivia ==
* According to the Jawas, The Mandalorian speaks their language so badly that he sounds "like a Wookiee".
* The name of "The Mandalorian" was revealed by Pedro Pascal in an interview conducted by ScreenSlam released on the same day as Chapter 1 of the first season, with the website spelling the name as "Dyn Jarren". He was finally named in the eighth chapter of the first season, with the spelling "Din Djarin".
* He has an aversion to droids, probably because as a child, he was nearly killed by a Super Battle Droid.
* By saving The Child, Mando unwittingly makes him a foundling as he had been in the past and as the Mandalorian creed wants it, he became the father of The Child, at least until he brings him back to those of his kind.
* It was revealed in Star Wars Rebels, Mandalorians have family houses; it is unclear if the Mandalorian and the other Mandalorians seen in the show come from a house too.
* He is the second Mandalorian to be a main protagonist, first being Sabine.
** He and Sabine share a few things in common.
*** Both had some connections with the Empire (The Mandalorian was hired by the empire to capture the child while Sabine joined the empire thinking they would bring peace to her world both also betrayed the empire upon knowing/learning their intentions wasn't true).
*** Both are bounty hunters who wears Mandalorian armor (Sabine was once a bounty hunter before becoming a rebel the Mandalorian still works as a bounty hunter).
* In Star Wars Rebels Sabine shot a Stormtrooper in the face at close range the Mandalorian shot a stormtrooper in a similar manner in Episode 8.
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