Afterthatshocking reveal in thepremiere, we’re officially onto our secondMandalorianepisode of the week.
Mando exits the encampment, his young bounty in tow.
A groupTrandoshanspop out and attack Mando, who swiftly defeats them, as baby Yoda inquisitively looks on.
THE MANDALORIANThe Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) and the Trandoshans.Melinda Sue Gordon/Lucasfilm Ltd
Baby Yoda, meanwhile, is still zooming on behind them in his little bassinet.
(Well, amongother important reasons.)
), the bounty hunter stirs.
Dejected, he and baby Yoda gauge the damage done to his ship.
Spoiler alert: It’s looking pretty rough.
It’s a wild turn of events from the otherwise adorable infant.
Luckily they’re also ready to negotiate.
The rhino charges one final time, as Mando weakly staggers to his knees, his small dagger ready.
However, before the space rhino can reach him, it’s halted by baby Yodausing the Force.
But it’s all a shocked Mando needs to ready himself and take down the space rhino.
Just then, Mando and baby Yoda come strolling up, egg in hand.
Of which, neither of them seems to understand.
Sure enough, the pair pull an all-nighter but complete their task.
Kuiil wishes Mando a handsome reward for baby Yoda and the two part waysthough hopefully not for long.
This series may beThe Mandalorianbut as far as I’m concerned, Kuiil is the real M.V.P.
of episode two, coming through in every way while the titular bounty hunter worked on his helmeted brood.
At this point it seems Mando is still planning to turn baby Yoda over to the Client and Pershing.
