The Mandalorian & Groguis set to continue whereThe Mandalorianseason 3 left off.

Mandalore has been reclaimed by Bo-Katan, the Armorer, and hundreds of other surviving Mandalorians.

So, doesThe Mandalorian & Grogus placement within the franchise mean theres no room left forThe Mandalorianseason 4?

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The Mandalorian’s story will continue with a Star Wars movie.

Here’s everything we know about the project, including cast, release, and timeline.

That would allow the bigger overarching New Republic vs.

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The Mandalorian & Groguis set to be released in 2026.

Theres no real downside forStar Wars, here.

That will be a tough balance to find, but it can be done.

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Both seasons included some fantastic, powerful moments and interesting ideas.

But something needs to change.

The Mandalorian & Grogucould be that change.

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Released on November 12, 2019 The Mandalorian follows a lone gunfighter navigating the galaxy’s outer reaches after the Galactic Empire’s fall. As a skilled bounty hunter, he operates in a lawless universe, undertaking various missions on the fringes of the New Republic’s territories.

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