We can firmly say that the pace of The Mandalorian 2 it leveled up and reached a new, truly remarkable peak, just think that "The tragedy”(This is the name of the sixth episode) is the shortest episode of the entire series, but it contains everything, absolutely everything. Jon Favreau and companions after meeting with Ashoka Tano they had a difficult task, namely that of do not turn off the hype generated around the series. Fortunately for us, this sixth episode runs on the right tracks and goes straight, fast and inexorable to carry out all its great content, between a meeting announced for some time that finally happens, as well as with the only fact that everyone knew sooner or later it would have to. to happen.
A return in style for The Mandalorian 2
The sixth episode of the second season of The Mandalorian 2 brings us up this time Tython, a green and apparently welcoming planet, where the ruins of an ancient temple reside Jedi. As we already know, Grogu e Command they must go to these ruins, sit on the stone placed in the center of the ruins, catalyze and expand into Force, for another Jedi in the universe to listen and accept the request for help.
Everything obviously flows smoothly, until Command fails to place Grogu on the stone, which begins to expand into the Force, creating around him a real wall that disperses in the universe (Grogu seems to have a very high capacity to manipulate force). From this moment on, everything happens, and the skill of the director is truly remarkable in timing the rhythm of the battles to that of the dialogues, given that you suddenly change your opponent and the problems come from multiple directions simultaneously.
Basically they are 33 minutes of action, combined with some scenes of tenderness (especially the initial one that perhaps contains the explanation of the whole narrative vein), to the tragic one, obviously anticipated by the title of the episode itself. Regardless of everything, the part that all fans of Star Wars will love most is the return to the screen of Boba Fett. Yes, that's right, to pose for the first time in the episode in difficulty Mando is precisely the most famous bounty hunter in the universe. Boba chases after Mando because he longs to get his armor back, the meeting of the two also makes us understand why Boba is not a Mandalorian like everyone else. From his meeting to the agreement reached between the Mandalorians, everything happens, the fighting takes center stage, we finally see an energetic Boba Fett - in better shape than we left him. Probably these scenes do justice to the historical character in particular, more than the old films have been able to do (Luke will also have to be included in this series, so maybe he will be useful for something).
But how beautiful is this episode?
It is really difficult to try to explain or review a full episode like The Tragedy without introducing small spoilers. We are trying our best to explain how the rhythms are perfect and pressing in every single minute, with the ending that leaves us with a practically infinite possibility of events. We just don't know how to understand or predict where the finale of The Mandalorian's second season will go, which is certainly looking much richer and more powerful than the first season. 
Boba Fett and Mando are united against the remaining spoils of the Empire, which is being organized in the brand new First order. Grogu shows how powerful his gift actually is, Moff gideon finally makes us understand what his plans are and shows something really interesting. In short, there is little to comment further, this is perhaps the shortest but also the most beautiful episode of the entire series to date. We expected a lot, but maybe not that much, and now the hype for The Mandalorian 2 has reached unprecedented heights.
