Screen Rant ranked Kuiil seventh on its list of the best characters from the first season of The Mandalorian, and fifth on a separate list of the most interesting characters from the season. When Kuiil was killed in “Chapter 7: The Reckoning”, the episode ended on a shot of his unconscious body.

Another explanation is a difference in language. Yoda’s syntax resembles that of a non-native English speaker who imports sentence structures from his native language. This could explain why Vandar Tokare doesn’t have the same speech patterns if he was raised speaking a different language. Still, Yoda is 900 years old.

The only other Force user to wield the power of Force healing is, of course, The Child (aka Baby Yoda). The only explanation is that Baby Yoda is a future Sith Lord, already using the Dark Side in his infancy.

Then Gideon will use the cloned Anakin’s Midi-chlorian’s on himself to try to become the new Darth Vader and it will be revealed that Kylo Ren’s helmet was actually Mof Gideon’s. He is already cosplaying as Vader at the end of episode 4 he is so excited.

At the time of The Mandalorian story, it is pretty clear that Moff Gideon is not a Sith Lord even though he has the Darksaber in his possession nor does he have any links to the Jedi. He was given his own planetary system to oversee which is why he has the title “Moff.” …

Gideon used the Darksaber to escape from his TIE fighter. Gideon, alive and still sitting in the rubble, carved his way out of the TIE using the Darksaber.

Moff, also known as Sector Moff was a sector governor rank in the Sith Empire, in the Galactic Republic in its last days, and under the Galactic Empire. Under the Fel Empire and Darth Krayt’s Galactic Empire, the title was also worn by the topmost officials of institutions such as the Navy, Army and Intelligence.

After his attempt to kill Grogu failed, Gideon then turned his blaster on himself, but was stopped from suicide by Cara Dune.

That change in perception of their dynamic matters, because the hint that Gideon wants Baby Yoda to be evil makes him more than just a donor. It makes him a potential weapon. Baby Yoda has so far been treated only as a MacGuffin from the Empire’s side because his blood is key to them fulfilling their plan.

And yet, it was a big deal for this character that absolutely nobody see him. We eventually learned that Mando is essentially part of a Mandalorian cult, and it seems that not even he really understood this until recently.

I don’t think he looked terrified out of fear of the Jedi, he just had hope that the Dark Troopers would save him until then. When he realizes that he’s no longer going to be able to escape, he tries to take them out, then tries to take out Grogu, then begins to attempt to kill himself.

It’s true that Moff Gideon, being the information broker he is, may have immediately put the pieces together and realized it was none other than Luke Skywalker.

In the Season 10 episode “Nelson’s Sparrow,” Gideon is murdered off-screen, having been shot dead at a close range by a serial killer named Donnie Mallick. During the flashbacks focusing on a young version of him for the episode, which show him working at the BAU in 1978, he is played by Ben Savage.

So why is Gideon not on a Star Dedtroyer? Its either he was not able to secure one for his force and simply doesn’t have one, or he intentionally doesn’t have one to not arouse Republic interference in the Outer Rim (a rouge Star Destroyer might cause the Republic Navy to show up in force).