Grogu

Welcome back to Forest Coast Conversations, your home for cozy deep dives into all things Star Wars and Lucasfilm adjacent properties.

And we are here this week to discuss, you may recall from a few weeks ago, they released alongside The Mandalorian and Grogu on Disney Plus, a Lego special titled Lego... or I guess Lego star Wars, the Mandalorian, uh, as the official title, uh, that recaps basically all the events of seasons one through three.

And it's a great way to get, uh, maybe younger viewers interested in the, uh, world of the Mandalorian, as well as just to, uh, get anybody caught up to speed before watching the movie.

Uh, both are available on Disney plus now.

Stay tuned.

LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Forest Coast Conversations, your home for cozy deep dives into all things Star Wars and Lucasfilm adjacent properties.

And did you think we were done talking about The Mandalorian and Grogu? Never.

We will never be done talking about it here.

So I'm glad you joined us and you see the light.

Apparently Baby Yoda left us a voice message.

Do you see that?

We've got quite a few paddling up there right now.

It says mom needs naps and snacks, too.

And it has a little, you know, baby Yoda sleeping there.

So the reason why I'm wearing this shirt is because, like I said, Miles has his trunk or treat tonight at his school.

So.

But Miles decided he wanted to be the Mandalorian from Star Wars.

So, you know, I was going to get him a little Grogu doll to carry around and hold, but they were like $50 on Amazon.

So I was like, you know what? I'm going to wear the shirt with the little baby Yoda Grogu on it sleeping because it's so adorable.

And and yeah, so I thought that was appropriate.

And she yells out, get away from him, you bitch, to someone who was by

Grogu.

Oh, better than saying the N-word to Michael B. Jordan.

Like that guy with the Tourette's and they try to apologize for it.

Well, counterpart would be tough without doing a full reprint of, well, I guess it's three.

There's three counterparts, right? Grogu, ID10, and C-3PO.

Those are the only three I'm aware of, yes.

Yeah.

these units were probably designed by FFG and that AMG seems to not like the counterpart thing very much, which is why they designed Han and Chewie the way that they did.

But Yeah, I mean, so yes, it's inconsistent, but I don't think that they are either unfun nor do they cause a lot of rules confusion.

Small will trip people up sometimes when it comes to people wanting to like shoot the edge of Grogu when that's sort of the mini that's poking out and that's the only target.

But otherwise, it's fine.

Yeah, but

the reason they made, I mean, they basically, they did the same thing that Mandalorian and Grogu movie did, which was they took a season of a show of scripts, and they condensed it down to a 90-minute movie, which left so much on the table.

And then, you know, what's-her-face, her contract was expiring with Paramount, so let's get something done while we have her on contract, because we've got to pay her regardless.

And so they put together that piece of shit that they called Section 31.

Print it.

What about like Grogu's mom? I

don't know.

I love this for you.