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In early iterations of the script, Cara Dune competes in a strategy game called “kruch” in the Sorgan public house, played using floating metallic arrowhead-like pieces reminiscent of Imperial Star Destroyers controlled by a small pitch pipe. Eventually, the wrestling match was deemed a more dramatic and appropriate reintroduction to the warrior Dune, utilizing actress Gina Carano’s background as a mixed martial arts champion to its fullest.

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    • In early iterations of the script, Cara Dune
competes in a strategy game called “kruch” in the
Sorgan public house, played using floating metallic
arrowhead-like pieces reminiscent of Imperial Star
Destroyers controlled by a small pitch pipe.
Eventually, the wrestling match was deemed a
more dramatic and appropriate reintroduction to
the warrior Dune, utilizing actress Gina Carano’s
background as a mixed martial arts champion to its
fullest.
    • Designed for the flashback sequence, Kuiil the
Ugnaught’s workbench can be briefly seen in the
background of several shots in Chapter 1: "The
Mandalorian."
    • Chapter 7 marks the second canonical TV
appearance of the Imperial Troop Transport (ITT),
first seen in several episodes of Star Wars Rebels.
Both iterations are based on the Imperial Troop
Transporter vehicle created by Kenner Products and
first released in 1979 as part of the original Star
Wars toy line.
    • Original Star Wars trilogy concept artist Ralph
McQuarrie’s designs for dragonsnakes on the
swamp planet of Dagobah formed the basis for the
reptavians that attack the Mandalorian and Greef
Karga’s ragtag squad. Concept designer Christian
Alzmann also based the reptavian’s wings on those
of flying dinosaurs like the Pteranodon.
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