The horned skull is a mysterious symbol in Star Wars lore ... your mind back to episode two of The Mandalorian. In this episode, Din faced down a huge rhino-like creature known as a Mud Horn.

One example of a cultural detail about Mandalorian is the iconic skull-like symbol that the Mandolorians often wear. Here is a guide to explain what the Mandalorian symbol is and what it means.

This Star Wars article contains mild spoilers for The Mandalorian. In the first Star Wars live-action series, The Mandalorian, a lone gunslinger becomes the latest legend of the galaxy far, far ...

The Armorer asks the Mandalorian about his signet right after deciding she’ll make him a pauldron, or a piece of plate armor for the shoulder, almost as if pressing the signet symbol into the ...

proving the Mandalorian beskar armor really belongs to him. Mando understands the symbols. Boba Fett understands them. Even Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) appears to understand them. Thanks to Star ...

the implications of Din Djarin claiming the Darksaber that serves as such a powerful symbol for the Mandalorian people, and the New Republic’s inability to handle the dangers of powerful ...

The Mandalorian still hasn’t taken his helmet off (will he ever?), Nick Nolte’s scrapper sidekick Kuiil has been and gone, and Baby Yoda has levitated an entire rhino and fallen asleep already.

the orphaned Din Djarin is rescued and adopted by a group of Mandalorians bearing the Shriek-Hawk symbol of Clan Vizsla. He's not a Mandalorian by birth, but he has assimilated into their way of ...