The mandalorian [Spoilers]

[Morrus]

Do the sand people have a factory where they produce those identical masks they all wear?

 

[Khelon Testudo]

Has the Extended Universe stated definitively if Sand People are human under all those bandages?

 

[Zardnaar]

Has the Extended Universe stated definitively if Sand People are human under all those bandages?

Legends yes they're not human.

Not sure about new canon. Wiki says primitive sentients.

 

[MarkB]

Do the sand people have a factory where they produce those identical masks they all wear?

Probably. A forge, at the very least - their other gear and weapons, both melee and ranged, are too uniform to have all been stolen from other settlements.

 

[Khelon Testudo]

Y'know, when they went back to Tattooine, my first reaction was "Oh, no! Can't they leave that bloody planet alone?" But no, they earned it. Great story, made Krayt dragons bloody scary! And gave us more interaction with the Sand People. Love those crocadogs. And man, those effects were seamless. Womp rats must be larger in Luke's neck of the woods, since those critters were not "just under" 2 metres. Or Luke was just that good a shot? Also nice for the Child not to be the focus of one episode.

 

[wicked cool]

any chance that's not Boba at the end but is Rex?

 

[Blackrat]

any chance that's not Boba at the end but is Rex?

Well, imdb credits Morrison as Boba for the episode, and besides that, Rex (or any other clone) would be really old by the time. For example, in rebels Rex has white beard already and seems kinda wrinkly, though it’s hard to tell by the animation.

Any chance? Sure, could be any of the surviving clones. Very slim chance though.

 

[RangerWickett]

Also, I wouldn't imagine they'd have Rex shave his beard.

I assume that krayt dragon pearl is going to be used to make someone a lightsaber so they can fight Moff Gideon.

 

[RangerWickett]

Hey, as much as I love how Clone Wars ended (and I love Rebels all the way through), . . . a lot of Clone Wars is chaff. Since it was actively written for kids, a lot of the early material doesn't hold up that well. I'm sure there are guides online to the important/good episodes. By the time you get to later seasons the quality really improves, but I'd hate for you to give up because you watched the intro movie episodes.

 

[Dioltach]

And where on earth did the Mando learn to speak/sign Tusken?

He mentions this episode that he's spent a lot of time on Tatooine.