The Mandalorian is five-times bigger than any other original show on the Disney+ streaming service according to Screen Rant and as there aren’t any other big-name original series on Disney+ yet, a Blu-ray release would potentially keep people off the streaming service at a time when Disney want to be growing the platform. Could that have something to do with a cloning subplot? The Mandalorian season 2 teased the Empire's remnant forces – read: Doctor Pershing – were trying to use Grogu's blood to create new Force wielders (they failed, FYI). It seems the show was pointing at the cloned origins of Supreme Leader Snoke, aka the sequel trilogy’s puppet villain, and the eventual return of Emperor Palpatine, which would make us sigh in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

Then there’s the story of the Mandalorians and the Darksaber, which was also significantly advanced by The Book of Boba Fett. While many fans are calling for it, it seems that not even the higher ups of Lucasfilm have the call on this matter. It seems like we would be catching these shows solely on the streaming platform for quite some time. One of the most significant benefits of having a physical release is the ability to view content offline. Additionally, the picture quality of a physical release is often much higher than the streaming quality. Furthermore, owning a physical copy of your favorite movies and shows can be a satisfying and compelling experience. Seasons 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian are available to stream now on Disney+ with new episodes arriving on Fridays until December 18th. While we may not have a Mandalorian DVD release at the time of writing, that doesn’t mean there won’t be one in the future.Despite these benefits, Disney has made a strategic decision to make their hit show ‘The Mandalorian’ exclusively available on Disney+ and not release it on Blu-Ray/DVD. This decision has helped drive subscriptions, which is currently a major priority for Disney. As the first live-action Star Wars series, you might be wondering if you’ll ever be able to own a physical copy of the show. It’s understandable that you might want to watch in 4K without worrying about internet speeds, among many other reasons. How will The Mandalorian season 3 affect other Star Wars TV shows? (Image credit: Lucasfilm/Disney) The biggest hint that a DVD release is coming is the 2020 remake of Mulan which is already available on DVD and Blu-ray after its cancelled cinema release and transition to Disney+ earlier in the year.

As you witnessed in the trailer there are a lot more Mandalorians in the season and with that many Mandalorians in one room, things are bound to go wrong," Bo-Katan actor Katee Sakhhoff also teased (via Yahoo Entertainment). "I think this season is different, I think that it is The Mandalorian, it's everything that people have come to love and know about the show, but I do believe that this season is a little faster paced and I do believe that tonally it’s like a moving train– you’ve just gotta get on."In a chat with GamesRadar, Favreau also confirmed The Mandalorian season 4 won't be its last entry, too, saying: "We'll have resolution over time with these characters, I think that how these characters fit into the larger scope and scale, but it's not like there's a finale that we're building to that I have in mind. Even with the rise of online streaming services like Disney+ and even when the sale of physical releases continues to go down year after year, there are still advantages to having physical releases of films and series alike.