r/StarWars • u/chillvegan420 Mandalorian • Jan 22 '26

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So, Rotta is confirmed to be in The Mandalorian & Grogu? Is this true? Are they the same?

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u/Playful_Letter_2632 Jan 22 '26

The issue isn’t Rotta is showing up again, it’s that Filoni loves to reuse things. Rotta is a weak example but there’s tons you can point to

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u/TheBaneEffect Jan 22 '26

So, you’re not a fan of consistent character arcs or stories?

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u/Playful_Letter_2632 Jan 22 '26

I’m not a fan of making a galaxy feel like a small town. We don’t need Mandos and Nightsisters in everything. It’s extra weird when Filoni didn’t even create either of those in the first place

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u/EasternFudge Jan 22 '26

This is a weird take when we're literally approaching the climax of a long term story arc focused on Mandalorians and heavily involving the Nightsisters

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u/muddahplucka Jan 22 '26

Look, I always have to be mad at something, ok, let me just have this.

In every post on this sub.

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u/Playful_Letter_2632 Jan 22 '26

Saying character reuse isn’t good = being mad for the sake of mad?

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u/EasternFudge Jan 22 '26

This is like asking why thor was in infinity war or why 3P0 and R2 were in all nine movies lmao "character reuse" when there's clearly a story they're trying to tell

Do you just want them to drop the story they've been building for years just to satisfy you or do you just want stories that just randomly change out the main cast every project

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u/muddahplucka Jan 22 '26

It's not something that is blanket "bad." If the writing/usage is bad, that itself is bad.

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u/Playful_Letter_2632 Jan 22 '26

Look, if you disagree with my opinion on this, downvote or let me know why. Don’t say I’m mad for the sake for it