Wait, wait, was that General Grievous in 'The Mandalorian'? Didn't Obi-Wan kill Grievous in 'Revenge of the Sith'? Here's what we all know.

Spoiler alert: This article incorporates spoilers for Season 3, Episode 2 of The Mandalorian.

Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) is just about killed by way of a terrifying cyborg creature in the ruins of Mandalore during his attempt to bathe in the residing waters of the mines. The cyborg creature in query did not talk, but in a way, it gave us primary General Grievous deja-vu.

So, is General Grievous actually making a wonderful, Jedi-hating return in The Mandalorian, or used to be the cyborg creature something else solely? Someone needed to have created it, proper?

Here's what we all know.

Is General Grievous in 'The Mandalorian'?

So the cyborg that attacked Din in The Mandalorian Season 3, Episode 2 wasn't General Grievous as a result of Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) destroyed General Grievous in Revenge of the Sith. Besides, the cyborg was once missing Grievous's signature cough!

However, stated cyborg did give Star Wars lovers major Grievous vibes from the 2d it snapped Din up for its ugly, blood-sucking experiment.

After all, it wouldn't be the first time a Star Wars villain seemingly died and was once resurrected as a cyborg! (Looking at you Darth Maul and Darth Vader!) Besides, several fan-favorite heroes and villains from Star Wars franchises previous have appeared on The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, so we wouldn't be surprised if they determined to throw in a nod to the enthusiasts.

Although Bo-Katan (Katee Sackhoff) managed to fend off the not-Grievous cyborg lengthy sufficient to save lots of Din from it is creepy, blood-sucking trap, the head on the cyborg snapped off and crawled away.

Hint: It's never a just right sign when a creepy cyborg head lives to see some other day.

Why used to be the cyborg stealing Din's blood?

General Grievous was once many stuff, arrogant, biased against Jedi, a lightsaber stealer, and obviously asthmatic, however he wasn't a blood-sucking fiend.

So why used to be the cyborg in the ruins of Mandalore siphoning Din's blood? Was it seeking to assemble a human body for itself? It's a thriller that The Mandalorian Season 3, Episode 2 leaves out in the open, for the reason that Bo-Katan is more occupied with getting the heck out of dodge with a susceptible Din in tow.

Although the episode itself does not outright deal with it, it is evident that we'll most likely see a creepy, blood-sucking cyborg once more. After all, why would there be a shot of the cyborg escaping Bo-Katan's clutches if it wasn't a setup for a long run episode?

And after Bo-Katan saw evidence that the mighty Mythosaur used to be actual, there's no way she's not returning to the ruins to investigate additional!

General Grievous — In Memoriam.

General Grievous was George Lucas's sneaky means of foreshadowing Anakin Skywalker's darkish destiny as a half-man, half-cyborg creature with respiring problems. But Grievous used to be more than that — he was once the snarkiest cyborg in the galaxy (that is till Darth Vader came on the scene.)

So this is to Grievous, a Jedi-killing cyborg who no less than had the decency to throw in a couple of just right witty barbs when he was once attacking Obi-Wan. Sadly, Din did not get a shred of sass from his creepy cyborg, so it most probably wasn't a Grievous clone or copy, but it'll be fascinating to peer if The Mandalorian Season 3 explains its origins in a long term episode.

New episodes of The Mandalorian Season 3 drop each Wednesday on Disney Plus.

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