Star Wars fans already have a reason to celebrate: the second season of The Mandalorian already has a release date set for October 30 on Disney+, just before the arrival of the streaming platform in Brazil and Latin America. 4o3e4
The confirmation was made on the social network of the series itself: “This is the day. New episodes start airing on October 30th,” he announced on his twitter . In a short time, the ad collected an infinity of likes. After all, it's no wonder, since its launch at the end of last year, the series and especially Baby Yoda, in the series known as The Child (since it's a girl) has become a real internet sensation, and in no time has become the favorite gift for Christmas 2020.
Created by Jon Favreau, the series The Mandalorian stars Pedro Pascal, Gina Carano, Carl Weathers, Giancarlo Esposito and Emily Swallow. The second season expands the universe and, with it, brings a strong cast and some characters known to fans of the main franchise with Rosario Dawson (demolisher) as Ahsoka Tano, Temuera Morrison (Aquaman) as Boba Fett, Katee Sackhoff (Riddick 3) as Bo-Katan, Timothy Olyphant (Die Hard 4) and Michael Biehn (Terminator).
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Disney+'s flagship and first Star Wars live-action TV series, the plot of The Mandalorian is focused on a Mandalorian bounty hunter named Mano, played by Pedro Pascal. In the first season, we accompany Mano on his quest to deliver a creature, which is a baby of Yoda's race. Upon refusing, he will need to flee and find a safe place for both himself and the child.
What made The Mandalorian so popular in its first season lies in exactly what it felt was virtually impossible. We live in a time when Star Wars fans are divided and can't decide among themselves whether the Star Wars movies produced by Disney are masterpieces or some of the worst ever released. While in theaters Disney seems to have not yet found a formula for success, the challenge seems to have been well resolved in an original series.
The Disney+ series is that rare unanimity that brings everyone together, with both sides of this fight agreeing that The Mandalorian is a show to check out. And that unanimity was achieved by doing something that none of the films in the last trilogy could deliver: presenting an entirely new concept without the need to involve characters and events from the past. The result? Public and critical success, with 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Fans can expect everything that is special about the Star Wars films. That means the imposing special effects and lots of action are present. For those who enjoy cinema, you will find a beautiful tribute to Sergio Leone's western films and a protagonist who emulates the best characters of Clint Eastwood. Best of all is that The Mandalorian knows how to explore the Star Wars universe beyond interplanetary events.
Season XNUMX already sets a dark tone and should focus on the origin and importance of the Darksaber. Revealed in July by actor Giancarlo Esposito, who plays Moff Gideon, in an interview, the second season will give fans of the Star Wars saga an explanation of this ancient weapon in this modern and collapsed world.
The actor also released more details, confirming that the artifact will be necessary for audiences to have a broader understanding of his character's backstory and the many mysteries surrounding the narrative. For those who don't know, the dark saber is one that had a blade in a unique black tone. This type of lightsaber was the only one existing in the Jedi Temple before it was stolen by Pre Vizsla's ancestors, promising an essential second season to expand the universe even further.
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The two seasons of The Mandalorian will already be present to marathon the launch of the platform in Latin America. In addition to it, Disney+ will provide other series and original content such as the musical Hamilton e High School Musical: The Series. It is worth ing that, from this moment on, the future launches of the platform will happen simultaneously in Brazil, and this is valid for other long-awaited spin-offs such as Falcon and Winter Soldier e Wandavision.
With this, it is worth noting that, as of November 17, all classic Disney and Pixar animations, as well as Marvel, Star Wars and other Walt Disney Company titles will become exclusive to the streaming platform. According to a note released by Disney's press office, it will only be on that date that the titles, being national and international content, will no longer be present on other platforms, such as Netflix, Globoplay and Amazon Prime Video.
Source: Gamespot
