History Characters / StarWarsBountyHuntersAndMercenariesNewRepublicEra

* ImmuneToBullets: His Beskar steel armor, which is made of a particular alloy that has a lot cultural significance to the Mandalorian people, also deflects blaster fire and vibroweapons that would normally kill someone in one hit. He also gets more and more pieces as the show goes on, for instance being gifted with a new pauldron made from an ingot that he brings back to his people in Chapter 1.

* CoolShip: His personal ship is the ''Razorcrest'', a pre-empire era model similar to the ''Banshee'' -- the ship of Asajj Ventress.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a mysterious, always-armored Mandalorian warrior with a DarkAndTroubledPast as an orphan who makes his living as a bounty hunter, he's quite similar to [[Characters/StarWarsBobaFett Boba Fett]] from the films. But while Fett was killed in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', this Mandalorian is still alive and well a whole five years later.

A bounty hunter five years after the Battle of Endor. He ends up crossing paths with the Mandalorian during one bounty.

* DrivenToSuicide: PlayedForLaughs. As soon as he calculates basically ''any'' chance of capture, he has been programmed by his manufacturer to self-destruct using a thermal denator embedded into his chest.

!!!Late New Republic Era

-->'''Mandolorian:''' You know, you're not so bad... for a droid.

* PunchClockVillain: He'll take up jobs from anyone as long as he gets enough money to live off on, even from Imperial holdouts. He makes it clear, however, that [[NotInThisForYourRevolution he's not particularly interested in whatever ideals they have to offer]]. He's also wary of taking deals from Imperials, judging by how jumpy he gets during a tense negotiation with a holdout.

* WeHardlyKnewYe: He's introduced in Chapter 1 of ''the Mandolorian''... and promptly gets shot through the head by the end of the episode.

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* CostumeEvolution: He gains new pieces of Beskar armor as the show goes on, going from dingy rusted brown pieces in Chapter 1 to an upgraded silver made of newly forged Beskar steel that offers more protection.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a mysterious, always-armored Mandalorian warrior with a DarkAndTroubledPast as an orphan who makes his living as a bounty hunter, he's quite similar to [[Characters/StarWarsBobaFett Boba Fett]] from the films, who was killed in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', 5 years before we even meet this Mandalorian.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a mysterious, always-armored Mandalorian warrior with a DarkAndTroubledPast as an orphan who makes his living as a bounty hunter, he's quite similar to [[Characters/StarWarsBobaFett Boba Fett]] from the films, who was killed in Return of the Jedi, 5 years before we even meet this Mandalorian.

* ImmuneToBullets: His Beskar Steel armor, which is made of a particular alloy that has a lot cultural significance to the Mandalorian people, deflects blaster fire and vibroweapons that would normally kill someone in one hit. He also gets more and more pieces as the show goes on, for instance being gifted with a new pauldron made from an ingot that he brings back to his people in Chapter 1.

->''"Subparagraph 16 of the Bondsman Guild protocol waiver compels you to immediately produce said asset."''

* ImmuneToBullets: In the second trailer, {{Vibroweapon}}s and blaster fire that would kill most people in a single hit are shown to bounce off his armor. [[spoiler:It is made out of Beskar Steel, a particular alloy that has a lot cultural significance to the Mandalorian people. He is gifted with a new pauldron made from an ingot that he brings back to his people.]]

* MythologyGag: His rifle is modeled after the stun rod that Boba Fett used in the animated sequence of ''Film/TheStarWarsHolidaySpecial''.

%%* CoolShip: His personal ship is the ''Razorcrest'', which appears to be the same model as the ''Banshee'' -- the ship of Asajj Ventress.

%%* TheDrifter: He has been described as a lone gunslinger on a journey across the galaxy's most outer reaches.

%%* MythologyGag: His rifle is modeled after the stun rod that Boba Fett used in the animated sequence of ''Film/TheStarWarsHolidaySpecial''.

%%* NotInThisForYourRevolution: He couldn't care less about what the remnants of the Empire have to say and doesn't seem particularly enthused when an Imperial officer suggests to him that the Empire is a force of goodwill. As long as he gets paid well, none of that drivel matters.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite the fact that he [[PunchClockVillain has no qualms about taking on any bounty]] [[NotInThisForYourRevolution regardless of the issuer's politics]],[[spoiler: he won't kill kids or babies. Even when his employer is all but ordering him to.]]

* ImmuneToBullets: In the second trailer, {{Vibroweapon}}s and blaster fire that would kill most people in a single hit are shown to bounce off his armor. [[spoiler:It is made out of Brezak Steel, a particular alloy that has a lot cultural significance to the Mandalorian people. He is gifted with a new pauldron made from an ingot that he brings back to his people.]]

* ImmuneToBullets: In the second trailer, {{Vibroweapon}}s and blaster fire that would kill most people in a single hit are shown to bounce off his armor.

Under the New Republic, bounty hunters themselves often at odds with the new government, as many of them had worked for the Empire against the Rebellion. While some worked for the New Republic to receive pardons, others continued to be employed by Imperial remnants driven underground following the Battle of Jakku. The upheaval in the galactic underworld also disrupted the profession.