
Though The Mandalorian took a niche corner of Star Wars lore and brought it into the mainstream, it took some time for Mandalorian culture to get a true spotlight in live-action. For most of the series, lone wolf Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) was alone in representing the Mandalorian name. He and his young ward Grogu were a clan of two exploring a galaxy where the devastated Mandalorian race lived in permanent obscurity.
Season 2 changed that, however, with the addition of Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), a legacy character from The Clone Wars and Rebels. She made the world of The Mandalorian much bigger, as she and Din returned to the planet Mandalore and united disparate groups of Mandalorian warriors under one banner.