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You
4 hours
You have to finish clone wars and rebels before you want to watch any other Star Wars series not just mandolorian
KingOfRedLions89
5 hours
I watched Mandalorian and Ahsoka before I saw Rebels but in hindsight I wish I watched Rebels first because I was a little bit lost on some of the plot points… Still enjoyed it though.
idziman
5 hours
This second episode cements it for me: C3PO is way better than R2-D2. He suffers so much, and like, it's literally R2's fault for not waiting that 3PO got kidnapped
Jadzia
7 hours
Please watch Robot Chicken: Star Wars!
bbenzo.
7 hours
i love the overwhelming “NO!” the comments are giving😂 CW, Rebels, & Mando were all helmed by Dave Filloni, so they all flow in order.
Justin
7 hours
Ahsoka is prety much a sequel to rebels so you'll need to watch it first.
amazingworldofgumballstan
7 hours
By the way, for the future, would it be possible to watch one arc per week? Cause some arcs last 3-4 episodes, and I don’t know what kind of time you guys have normally to watch this show, but some arcs coming up in the fed few seasons are way too good to split into 2 videos per week. It’s ur decision, but please consider doing 1 arc per week
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Fulcrum
6 hours
They said very aggressively that they are sticking to this schedule
Fulcrum
8 hours
-Finish clone wars-then rebels before anything else
-Mandalorian seasons 1and 2
-book of boba fett
-mandalorian season 3
-ahsoka
Bad batch, andor and kenobi you can watch whenever really.
But im letting you know some of these shows are very disappointing for hardcore fans
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bbenzo.
7 hours
imo, the only real disappointment was Mando S3 & BoB, though, BoB works well when you call it anything other than it’s actual title lol.
MegumiMary
8 hours
AFTER REBELS!
You have to watch Star Wars Rebels first before Mandalorian!
As far as Bad Batch and Rebels is concered idk because I have yet to watch all of Bad Batch... but I do know that Mandalorian is set after Rebels and Rebels is a DIRECT Continuation of Clone Wars in Many Ways
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TEG
8 hours
Bad Batch ties into both Rebels and Boba Fett (which is in between season 2 & 3 of Mando) but only very loosely
TEG
8 hours
Ideally you should watch the Mandalorian after you've watched Clone Wars, Bad Batch & Rebels. Also in between seasons 2 & 3 of Mandalorian you should watch the Book of Boba Fett, as it heavily ties into it.
genericgamer283
8 hours
Idk who's telling you to watch Manalorian now, but I cannot overstate how important it is to watch The Clone Wars and Rebels before any of the live action shows (except for Andor, The Acolyte, and Skeleton Crew, you can watch those whenever you want tbh). Those to animated shows are basically the backbone of the entire TV show side of Star Wars, and a lot of call backs and references are made to them, as well as full on plot threads from both shows are continued in them. Rebels especially is practically a prequel to the Mandalorian in a lot of aspects, and Ahsoka is straight up a sequel to the show. It's not impossible to watch the Mandalorian and even enjoy it by itself (not Ahsoka tho, that's basically Season 5 of Rebels in all but name), but alot is lost without context.
Again tho, if you're itching for some live action Star Wars, highly recommend Andor and Skeleton Crew. They're great standalones so you don't need to watch anything else.
sombra_hacker09
8 hours
When it comes to the mandalorian you can watch season 1 after clone wars but season 2 and 3 YOU NEEED to watch all of star wars rebels to understand it
amazingworldofgumballstan
8 hours
U can watch Mandalorian after Clone Wars and Rebels. So you understand all what is going on fully
Obsidianfox
8 hours
If you want a good star wars RPG with a good and bad Karma system I suggest the old Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic games. They are old but they are GOLD
Kaleigh
8 hours
As much as I hated it in the beginning, you HAVE to watch Star Wars rebels before the mandalorian and the Ahsoka showIt makes the live action shows more meaningful
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Kaleigh
8 hours
Oh and Tales Of The Jedi!Especially since you guys love Ahsoka so much
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MrDenim
5 hours
I feel they could watch Tales of the Jedi after The Clones Wars, actually. I don't think there's anything in spoiler territory for Rebels or later.
Cigaveli
9 hours
I don’t know if anyone’s suggested it but you guys should give Star Wars Rebels a shot as well, it’s a good continuation after the Clone Wars series
PKKite
9 hours
So the guy who made Mando basically made this and rebels continues the story. If you go in order everything makes sense and no spoilers clone wars > rebels > Mando after Mando you should probably go back and watch Bad Batch before Ashoka for the same reasons as both of those occur somewhere around the times between clone wars/Mando
Jacob
9 hours
I would recommend that you watch the mandalorian after you watch all of Star Wars rebels and clone wars to have no spoilers
John
9 hours
I would say finish clone wars and then watch rebels then you can watch the first two seasons of mandalorian then you have to watch the book of boba fett the you can watch the third season of the mandalorian then you can finale watch ashoka
John
9 hours
Fun fact Chairman Papanoida was in a brief scene in Revenge of the Sith and George Lucas himself played him.
You have to finish clone wars and rebels before you want to watch any other Star Wars series not just mandolorian
I watched Mandalorian and Ahsoka before I saw Rebels but in hindsight I wish I watched Rebels first because I was a little bit lost on some of the plot points… Still enjoyed it though.
This second episode cements it for me: C3PO is way better than R2-D2. He suffers so much, and like, it's literally R2's fault for not waiting that 3PO got kidnapped
Please watch Robot Chicken: Star Wars!
i love the overwhelming “NO!” the comments are giving😂 CW, Rebels, & Mando were all helmed by Dave Filloni, so they all flow in order.
Ahsoka is prety much a sequel to rebels so you'll need to watch it first.
By the way, for the future, would it be possible to watch one arc per week? Cause some arcs last 3-4 episodes, and I don’t know what kind of time you guys have normally to watch this show, but some arcs coming up in the fed few seasons are way too good to split into 2 videos per week. It’s ur decision, but please consider doing 1 arc per week
They said very aggressively that they are sticking to this schedule
-Finish clone wars-then rebels before anything else
-Mandalorian seasons 1and 2
-book of boba fett
-mandalorian season 3
-ahsoka
Bad batch, andor and kenobi you can watch whenever really.
But im letting you know some of these shows are very disappointing for hardcore fans
imo, the only real disappointment was Mando S3 & BoB, though, BoB works well when you call it anything other than it’s actual title lol.
AFTER REBELS!
You have to watch Star Wars Rebels first before Mandalorian!
As far as Bad Batch and Rebels is concered idk because I have yet to watch all of Bad Batch... but I do know that Mandalorian is set after Rebels and Rebels is a DIRECT Continuation of Clone Wars in Many Ways
Bad Batch ties into both Rebels and Boba Fett (which is in between season 2 & 3 of Mando) but only very loosely
Ideally you should watch the Mandalorian after you've watched Clone Wars, Bad Batch & Rebels. Also in between seasons 2 & 3 of Mandalorian you should watch the Book of Boba Fett, as it heavily ties into it.
Idk who's telling you to watch Manalorian now, but I cannot overstate how important it is to watch The Clone Wars and Rebels before any of the live action shows (except for Andor, The Acolyte, and Skeleton Crew, you can watch those whenever you want tbh). Those to animated shows are basically the backbone of the entire TV show side of Star Wars, and a lot of call backs and references are made to them, as well as full on plot threads from both shows are continued in them. Rebels especially is practically a prequel to the Mandalorian in a lot of aspects, and Ahsoka is straight up a sequel to the show. It's not impossible to watch the Mandalorian and even enjoy it by itself (not Ahsoka tho, that's basically Season 5 of Rebels in all but name), but alot is lost without context.
Again tho, if you're itching for some live action Star Wars, highly recommend Andor and Skeleton Crew. They're great standalones so you don't need to watch anything else.
When it comes to the mandalorian you can watch season 1 after clone wars but season 2 and 3 YOU NEEED to watch all of star wars rebels to understand it
U can watch Mandalorian after Clone Wars and Rebels. So you understand all what is going on fully
If you want a good star wars RPG with a good and bad Karma system I suggest the old Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic games. They are old but they are GOLD
As much as I hated it in the beginning, you HAVE to watch Star Wars rebels before the mandalorian and the Ahsoka showIt makes the live action shows more meaningful
Oh and Tales Of The Jedi!Especially since you guys love Ahsoka so much
I feel they could watch Tales of the Jedi after The Clones Wars, actually. I don't think there's anything in spoiler territory for Rebels or later.
I don’t know if anyone’s suggested it but you guys should give Star Wars Rebels a shot as well, it’s a good continuation after the Clone Wars series
So the guy who made Mando basically made this and rebels continues the story. If you go in order everything makes sense and no spoilers clone wars > rebels > Mando after Mando you should probably go back and watch Bad Batch before Ashoka for the same reasons as both of those occur somewhere around the times between clone wars/Mando
I would recommend that you watch the mandalorian after you watch all of Star Wars rebels and clone wars to have no spoilers
I would say finish clone wars and then watch rebels then you can watch the first two seasons of mandalorian then you have to watch the book of boba fett the you can watch the third season of the mandalorian then you can finale watch ashoka
Fun fact Chairman Papanoida was in a brief scene in Revenge of the Sith and George Lucas himself played him.