Despite wrapping up so many loose threads on TheMandalorian, it still missed something important.
Despite a rocky start, The Mandalorian’s third season managed to wrap up all its plot threads in an enjoyable and satisfying season finale. From Moff Gideon’s dramatic return to the true resurrection of IG-11 as Nevarro’s marshal, just about everything the season had set up got closure.
Season 3 Had No Payoff for Its Mythosaur Teases There’s a principle in storytelling you may have heard of called Chekov’s gun. There are a few variations of the exact wording, but the gist of it is simple: if you introduce a loaded gun into a story, it needs to go off by the end. The gun is a promise to the audience of excitement, drama, or action, and not fulfilling that promise will typically lead to disappointment.
We Still Might See the Mythosaur in a Later Season To be fair to The Mandalorian, it’s not as though the show completely forgot the Mythosaur existed. The final moments of the episode featured Grogu staring down into the Living Waters, and the Mythosaur seemed to stir in response to his presence. It seems like the “new age of Mandalore” that the beasts’ return is meant to herald may still be coming down the line.
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