This show is a space western set in Star Wars universe. It follows a lone bounty hunter, Din Djarin, in a wild galaxy. Five years after ‘Return of Jedi,’ he takes on jobs, meets quirky characters and runs into trouble. And then there’s Grogu, that adorable little alien. Fans call him Baby Yoda. With great stories, awesome visuals and a mix of action and laughs, ‘The Mandalorian’ is a must-watch for any Star Wars fan. Don’t miss it!

Meet the Mandalorians from The Mandalorian

10% Mandalorian

This is the person who likes the helmet more than the creed, honestly — aesthetic over allegiance, the kind who owns a replica beskar keychain and definitely uses the helmet as a plant pot sometimes (no shame). They flirt with bounties on video game nights but will bail for tacos, so commitment is… flexible. Cheerful, curious, a little chaotic, with an impressive collection of stickers on their “Mando” water bottle. Surprisingly lovable, like a side character who pops up, does one cool thing, then disappears to go nap.

25% Mandalorian

Low-level initiation energy but sincere, you know? This one tries to follow rules when it’s convenient — pays respects to the code at conventions, watches the show every season premiere, and can quote one proverb they kind of get. Loyal-ish, protective in bursts, and very proud of that one piece of armor they actually keep polished (unless it’s rainy, then excuses). There’s a soft spot for foundlings and stray droids, even if they’ll admit it awkwardly.

50% Mandalorian

Halfway to full creed, and honestly it’s the most interesting place to be — serious about traditions sometimes, reckless other times; reliable in a pinch, flaky with paperwork. This version patrols the perimeter and also binge-eats pudding cups while planning a stealth mission; duality is the vibe. Protective and quietly heroic, will put themselves in harm’s way for a small ragtag crew, then immediately text memes afterward. They tinker with gadgets (or at least pretend to), owns a helmet that gets worn on grocery runs now and then.

75% Mandalorian

Almost there, practically a veteran; polished armor, low humor tolerance, very efficient at acronyms and trench maps (or whatever Mandalorian math is). Lives by a code, trains harder than is comfortable, and can be unexpectedly soft if a kid shows up (ugh, sappy). Extremely competent, low-key broody, constantly checking the horizon like they’re worried about drama or a sandstorm or an old rival showing up. Also obsessed with polishing — like ritual-level polishing — but will verbally deny it in public.

100% Mandalorian

Legendary, uncompromising, the full creed in all caps; this one makes decisions like a law and carries scars that look like storybooks. Stern, honorable, a natural leader who protects the found and never backs down, but also — and this is my favorite — has a tiny secret collection of stuffed critters tucked behind the helmet (trust me). No-nonsense with a soft center, relentless on missions, and somehow always three steps ahead and five minutes late to social events. They’re the kind of myth people whisper about, and also the one who’ll begrudgingly share rations if you’re worth it.