Star Wars' upcoming movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, is primed to be the reset for the franchise that Star Wars desperately needs right now.

A star from The Mandalorian and Grogu has confirmed that Din and Grogu's big-screen debut will remind us of what made The ...

Din Djarin undergoes a clear character arc in the first two seasons of The Mandalorian. He starts out as a lone gunfighter, a wandering ronin who plys his trade and slowly assembles his suit of ...

After their victory over Moff Gideon and his Imperial forces, Din Djarin decides to adopt Grogu as his own son so he can follow the Mandalorian Creed. The Child is given the name ‘Din Grogu’.

In the most recent episode of The Mandalorian, titled "The Tragedy," Pedro Pascal's Din Djarin found two new allies, in the form of Temuera Morrison's Boba Fett and Ming-Na Wen's Fennec Shand.

Din Djarin, Grogu, and company were in a bit of a scuffle in Mos Espa. The Mandalorian was helping out former bounty-hunter-turned-Daimyo Boba Fett ward off the Pyke Syndicate and reclaim the city.

By bringing Din Djarin in for an episode (or two or three) of Boba Fett, it would keep the character fresh in the minds of audiences while we all endure the two-year wait between Seasons 2 and 3.

Considering how much time we’ve spent with Din Djarin, it’s shocking how little we know about him. In the Mandalorian Season 3 finale alone, we discovered we’ve been calling him by the wrong ...

It took all eight episodes of Season 3 for “The Mandalorian” to find its way back to itself, which is to say, back to Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his (now officially!) adopted child, Grogu.

That series creator Jon Favreau chose to cross Din Djarin's path with that of "Star Wars"' favorite son in the season finale isn't an accident or a bad decision. Quite the opposite.

Maybe there’s a valid reason why The Mandalorian hasn’t yet established the way forward for Din Djarin. Perhaps the real question isn’t what Din’s character arc is in Season 3, but why ...