Does Luke train Grogu?

At the end of season 2 of The Mandalorian, Grogu left with Luke Skywalker. When we last gazed upon The Child (a.k.a Grogu) in The Mandalorian season 2 finale, we saw him leave in the arms of Jedi Master Luke Skywalker to complete his training.

What happens to Grogu with Luke?

The seeing stone on Tython has done its job: Grogu is now in the care of the galaxy’s greatest Jedi, Luke Skywalker himself. He has recovered a Force-sensitive tree that once grew in the Jedi Temple on Coruscant before the Empire took over, and he’s also trained his sister, Leia, to use the Force.

Does Luke train with Yoda?

THE GALACTIC CIVIL WAR. That hope was Luke Skywalker, the son of Anakin Skywalker. Obi-Wan Kenobi appeared to Luke as a Force spirit and guided him to Dagobah, where Yoda trained the youth as a Jedi. But Luke unwisely cut his lessons short, rushing off to Bespin in an attempt to save his friends from Darth Vader.

Is Grogu gone?

Finally, in “Chapter 14: The Tragedy,” Grogu was sadly kidnapped by Gideon’s Dark Trooper squadron and didn’t resurface until the season finale, which means he was gone for all of the space pirate action with Migs Mayfeld (Bill Burr) in “Chapter 15: The Believer.”

Is Grogu coming back in Season 3?

Disney+’s “The Mandalorian,” the live action Star Wars series that brought Baby Yoda (AKA Grogu) into our lives, has been greenlit for a third season. With things teed up as they are, “Mandalorian” fans were delighted to find out there’d be a third season that will (hopefully) reunite Grogu and Mando.

How long did it take Luke to become a Jedi?

I’m an shameless fanboy when it comes to this series, and I can forgive a lot – from Greedo shooting first to Jar Jar Binks. Since I was a child, seeing the original Star Wars at the tender age of five, I have loved the series. My youthful mind always wished I could be a Jedi Knight myself.

Why can’t baby Yoda stay with Luke Skywalker in the Last Jedi?

The simple reason why Baby Yoda can’t stay with Luke is that we know that by the time of The Force Awakens, there aren’t a ton of Jedi running around. If Luke successfully trains Baby Yoda, then that begs the question- where is Baby Yoda in The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi?

What should baby Yoda do when he’s told to quit training?

If Baby Yoda knows what is good for him — and if the Star Wars timeline is to remain secure-ish — he should do what other great Jedi students do when they’re told to complete their training: Quit ASAP and run to go find your dad. That’s the Skywalker way, right?

Is grogu dropping out of Luke’s Jedi school?

Lucasfilm The only way for any of this to make sense is for Grogu to drop-out of Luke’s Jedi school sometime before or during The Mandalorian Season 3 (if that’s even happening). To keep Baby Yoda out of the terrible path of future-Star Wars history, there has to be a way to get him away from Luke Skywalker.

Will there be a Mando and baby Yoda reunion?

But, with the surprise appearance of one very famous Jedi, the story of Mando and Baby Yoda suddenly seems at its end. Then again, certain events in the future of the Star Wars timeline probably tell us that a Mando and Baby Yoda reunion is 100 percent in the sabacc cards for The Mandalorian Season 3.