'The Mandalorian': Leaked Pictures Tease Return Of Jawas, Trandoshans

Low quality stills from the upcoming “The Mandalorian” TV series have leaked online. The show will take the fans back to the world in the Original Trilogy that everyone loves. The desert planet on which the lone gunfighter operates is inhabited by familiar aliens like the Jawas and Trandoshans.

The following article contains minor spoilers from “The Mandalorian” TV series.

Leaked pictures from the upcoming live action “Star Wars” series that have surfaced on Instagram show Pedro Pascal’s character going on a search for something, with a device in his hand pointing the way. Another picture shows the lone gunfighter carrying what appears to be a pack of energy cells.

The desert planet featured on the show will remind the fans of Tatooine from the film “A New Hope.” One of the stills from the show teases what appears to be a market place, and there are two Jawas in this scene.

Jawas are native to Tatooine and they make a living by scavenging the planet for scraps, spare parts, speeders, and droids. They sell these goods to moisture farmers.

Another familiar aliens in “The Mandalorian” appear to be the Trandoshans. One of the leaked pictures shows Pascal’s character fighting two lizard-like aliens.

While the bounty hunter on the show prefers to work alone, there will be times when he will be joined by the assassin droid IG-11. The droid is very similar to the IG-88 seen in “Empire Strikes Back” movie.

There is another, new alien creature on the show that can be seen standing next to a carbonite. Commenting on the post, some fans joked that the alien looked like Skrulls from the Marvel movies.

Another scene shows Pascal’s character talking to someone off screen while a Storm Trooper stands guard in the background. It remains to be seen what the former Empire’s Governor turned warlord Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito) will want with the bounty hunter.

The plot of the show is set in a time when the Empire has fallen and there is power vacuum across the galaxy. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the TV series may explore what is happening on the planet Mandalore during this time, and it may also show how the main character is connected to the civil war that was fought on the planet years ago.

The setting and the locations of “The Mandalorian” TV series gives it a Western feel, The Hollywood Reporter reported. The show is set to premiere on Nov. 12 on the Disney+ streaming service.