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"The Mandalorian": "Star Wars" fans shock in love with Baby Yoda

2019-11-21T12:14:04.564Z


"The Mandalorian" is not yet seen in Germany. But "Star Wars" fans are already delighted with a green-faced figure - and develop theories for the baby version of an aged master.



Forget cat gifs, the Memes world has a new favorite cuddly motive! First images from the Disney + series "The Mandalorian" turn not only "Star Wars" fans the head. You can see Master Yoda, or a relative of him, as a baby version: Somewhere between Glubschi and Gremlin, in green.

"Star Wars" fans are delighted, worldwide, though the series of the new Disney streaming service is only seen in the US and few other countries. But that does not seem to detract from the enthusiasm. Yoda friends celebrate the first pictures and screenshots of a character who is usually called "Baby Yoda".

Original concept art. #TheMandalorian pic.twitter.com/4VWm6WUzFl

- Jon Favreau (@Jon_Favreau) November 19, 2019

Whether the childhood story of the Yedi master is actually told, or whether it is another Yedi baby, remains to be seen - Disney + does not publish the series as a whole, but a weekly new episode. So far, two episodes have appeared. The series manager Jon Favreau shared a first image on Twitter only with the words "Original Concept Art". The little Fratz appeared in the first episode shortly, the second with the title "The Child" shows him now longer. Who he actually is, however, is obviously not clear. Twitter users speculate: Could it be a secret child of Yoda? Or its reincarnation?

German fans have to wait until they can follow the resolution of the puzzle with their own eyes: On March 31, 2020, Disney + should go to the start. By the way, the reviews by "The Mandalorian" are by no means positive for the bank, aside from the Yoda hype: The website IndieWire writes that the series is nostalgic so far and makes fans fun, but alarmingly superfluous to all others.

How sweet can #BabyYoda already- OH MY GOD! # TheMandalorian pic.twitter.com/S0vptoUuwQ

- Stephan (@LeBigStephen) 18 November 2019

Source: spiegel

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