The Mandalorian Season 2: 10 Biggest UNANSWERED Questions We Still Have

Season Two of The Mandalorian concluded in an epic hallway scene reminiscent of Darth Vader's appearance at the end of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

None other than Luke Skywalker carved his way through the terrifying Dark Troopers like they were butter, and the sheer terror on Gideon's face was a welcome site for viewers. As Master Skywalker reached the bridge where Din and the gang were holding tight, it was clear from Grogu's expression that this is the Jedi he had communed with on Typhon.

It was amazing to see Mark Hamill reprise the role - with some help from the wonders of digital de-ageing - in what he described as the best-kept secret of the year. After the opinion-splitting depiction of Luke in The Last Jedi, this moment saw fans rejoice at seeing their childhood hero in his prime.

Despite this stunning season-closing scene and touching farewell, it can be easy to overlook one clear detail. If Luke was looking after Grogu, then what happened to the child after Ben Solo sacked the new temple?

Grogu already lived through one Jedi massacre, here's hoping he survived yet another Skywalker family tantrum.