Because what good is being an alien Disney star if you can’t have a little fun on set, this is a Twitter video posted by one of The Mandalorian directors Robert Rodriguez as he jams out with baby Yoda during a break. “His name is Grogu.” Um, no, I’m pretty

The Mandalorian: I’ve only seen the first two episodes of the second season because I got distracted by other shows and movies after my parents changed their Disney+ password. This is a series of eight vintage movie posters created by Brazilian designer Butcher Billy (links to Instagram, print shop HERE)

With a renewed interest in interstellar bounty hunters thanks to The Mandalorian (not that it had ever waned that much to begin with), this is the Boba Fett helmet fire pit constructed and sold by Etsy shop Burned By Design. The pit measures approximately 16″ x 17″ x 31″ and

Because The Mandalorian is all the rage these days, it appears everybody decided to choreograph their exterior Christmas lights this year to the show’s opening theme. This is a small sample of those people (four different houses), as well as a mind-blowing ‘best of’ Star Wars light show at the

In time for Christmas next year (preorder available now, estimated shipping by October 1st, 2021), Nerf and Disney have teamed up to create this Mandalorian Amban Phase-pulse Blaster replica that shoots Nerf Elite foam darts. The 50.25-inch blaster costs $120 and takes two AAA batteries to power its eight loading

These are the one-off He-Mandalorian action figures created by toy modder WickedJoyful. As you can see, they come complete with Baby Yoda/Orko figures as well. Which is your favorite — the Mandalorian body with He-Man head or He-Man body with Mandalorian head? “He-Man body, no question.” Ditto, ditto. I thought

Because some people are talented and good at what they do, this is a Cowboy Bebop inspired intro for The Mandalorian made from scratch by French animator Malec and his team. The result, well, the result is really out of this world. Get it? “Because you’re an idiot.” Certainly not

To celebrate (read: promote) the release of The Mandalorian season two, this is a timelapse video of three LEGO master builders constructing a full-scale baby Yoda out of 14,588 bricks over the course of 119 hours. *spit-takes all the LEGO pieces I had in my mouth* 119 hours?! Did they