The Mandalorian

[just a scout]

Plus, watch Chap 1. Man do is told the coordinates are 50 years old, meaning the baby should be 50.


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[jpmuscle]

Yea but the aging rate is irrelevant if it’s a clone since it can be anything, accelerated or not.


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[Nowski87]

He isn’t a clone, the species lives for centuries. Yoda was 900 when he died so it is possible that at the 50 year mark he or she is still and infant.


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[The Dumb Gun Collector]

What if he starts talking and has just been quiet all along?

[john armond]

What if he starts talking and has just been quiet all along?

He very well may start talking. This is speculation based on a toy to be released May 18th, the “Star Wars The Child Talking Plush Toy.”

https://www.target.com/p/star-wars-t...y/-/A-79361549

ETA it lists “hear adorable vocal sounds from the character featured in the Disney Plus series The Mandalorian! We dare you not to melt!”

[MountainRaven]

So...Baby Yoda got me to thinking over the cloning theory. Everyone says "the times don't work out" based on the 50 year old age given out in the series. The times (depending on when the Mandalorian is set) would have been well prior to Sifo Diyas contracting the Kaminoans for the clone army.

However...

Clones age at an accelerated rate. Making this theory still within the realm of the possibility of it actually being a Yoda clone and his "age" is just an error.

Sifo Diyas went to Kamino 10 years prior to the start of the Clone Wars to have a clone army produced. The Clone Wars happened 20 years prior to ANH. From ANH to ROTJ, five years passed, making it 35 years from the time the Clones are contracted to the earliest possible start of the Mandalorian series. The time frame of The Mandalorian is still in question though we know it's after ROTJ and prior to TFA...so let's say 38 years from the time the Kaminoans were contacted for arguments sake. 28 years from the start of the Clone Wars.

So, at an accelerated growth rate of 200%, a "50 year old" Yoda clone would in fact be only 25 years old. Which would have been during the time of the Clone Wars. Maybe someone had Yoda cloned (himself even?) as a preventative measure since it was getting evident the Jedi Order was failing? He knew it was going to collapse from the last season of The Clone Wars series.

So, it is possible for Baby Yoda to actually be Yoda's clone as the timeline works out from an "accelerated" aging process.

ETA: The Kaminoans also weren't the only cloners. Just damn good ones.

The Republic's Clonetroopers were accelerated in growth because they were a product and part of the product line was producing an army for the Republic in a relatively short period of time.

If the client does not specify accelerated growth, there is no need to implement it. In fact, IIRC, there were some problems with the Grand Army of the Republic's Clonetroopers due to the accelerated growth. Never mind that even the youngest clone would have aged out of the Imperial Army by the time of the Battle of Yavin.

Boba Fett's growth rate was not accelerated, for instance.

What if he starts talking and has just been quiet all along?

I wouldn't be surprised if that's one of the last things to happen in Chapter 8.

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

Another glorious episode

[jpmuscle]

Another glorious episode

Bigly FACTS.


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[Firefly]

“You get what you deserve” was made more menacing than even how Joker said it

[joedirt199]

If you rewatch #3, it appears boba fett was in the group when he returned with all the beskar and was fighting the bigger guy.