IGN's final review of The Mandalorian Season 2 gives a perfect score of 10: a landmark fan-favorite ending

All 8 episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2 have been aired, and IGN gave The Mandalorian Season 2 a perfect score of 10. IGN said that The Mandalorian Season 2 is great, and the fascinating ending of Episode 16 brings together the past and future of Star Wars. The ending leads to the third season, and the story will continue in the third season.

IGN rating: 10 points, a masterpiece

Episode 16’s riveting finale brought together the past and future of Star Wars, ushering in the third season where the story will continue.

IGN's overall review:

The Mandalorian Season 2 finale was a perfect blend of nostalgia for Star Wars' past and hope for the future. The finale was pure fandom, but sometimes it's a great thing - a celebration of the iconic scenes that have made Star Wars a super IP for many years: epic action scenes, a group of high-spirited heroes fighting against fate, and any sacrifices made for friendship and loyalty. But the sudden end of Season 2 left the audience with a lot of questions about the future of The Mandalorian, but that's also part of the surprise brought by the finale.

The Mandalorian Season 2 trailer:

The plot of the second season is completely inherited from the first season. The tough guy continues to stay with the cute Baby Yoda to find a home in the vast universe. Compared with the space epic style of "Star Wars", the second season of the spin-off "The Mandalorian" is more like a road movie plus a western. Maglev motorcycles, old taverns, guns and singles, tough guys and heroic feelings are the enthusiasm that people are most likely to be excited and clamorous in their bones. In the yellow sand of the desert, the black metal back of the Mandalorian has a bit of the loneliness and determination of riding alone for thousands of miles. In the process of searching for Baby Yoda's people, the Easter eggs that keep popping up make Star Wars fans, especially old Star Wars fans, excited. There are not only the twin sunset wonders of Tatooine, but also the living Krayt dragon, Boba Fett, the "first bounty hunter in the galaxy", and the R5D4 robot.

The Mandalorian Season 3 is scheduled to premiere in December 2021