A director of StarWars: TheMandalorian teases Grogu taking on a more central role in Season 3 of the series.
Audiences first met"Baby Yoda," who we would learn was actually named Grogu, in the series premiere of The Mandalorian, and while the Season 2 finale teased he was parting ways from the titular character, director Rick Famuyiwa recently confirmed to Empire Magazine how the figure will play an even more central role in the upcoming Season 3 of the series.
He added,"The purity of the character brings out the best in the people round him. This next season continues to attach to that idea."
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