Lucasfilm Defends Baby Yoda s Troubling Meal In Mandalorian s Latest Episode

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Warning: Spoilers for The Mandalorian season 2, episode 2 ahead. 
In Friday's [/news/the-mandalorian-the-passenger-season-2-episode-2-recap-baby-yoda-mando-take-creepy-detour/ episode of The Mandalorian] on [/news/the-12-best-tv-shows-to-binge-on-disney-plus/ Disney Plus], Mando (Pedro Pascal) and Baby Yoda end up traveling with Frog Lady, an amphibian who's trying to get her (unfertilized) eggs safely through space to help her species survive. But to Baby Yoda, the future of the Frog Lady's species simply looks like a bar-side jar full of tasty treats. Baby Yoda's been known to eat some weird things, but it's a little troubling to see him wolfing down a species' future hopes.

So troubling, in fact, that Phil Szostak, Lucasfilm creative art manager, felt the need to tweet a defense.

"For the record, Chapter 10 of The Mandalorian makes it clear that the Frog Lady's eggs are unfertilized, like the chicken eggs many of us enjoy," he [ wrote]. "But obviously, chickens aren't sentient beings and the Child eating the eggs is intentionally disturbing, for comedic effect."


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Szostak followed up with a second tweet, [ writing], "Fans of horror know that disturbing things make some of us laugh and some of us squirm, or both. Your mileage may vary."

But some fans still objected. 

"For the record, the frog lady was very adamant about the fact that her eggs were important to her, and that it was her last and only chance to have kids," one Twitter user wrote. "So it's actually closer to fucking up someone's IVF, which would be incredibly upsetting for a wannabe mom. it's not funny."


for the record, the frog lady was very adamant about the fact that her eggs were important to her, and that it was her last and only chance to have kids, so it's actually closer to fucking up someone's IVF which would be incredibly upsetting for a wannabe mom. it's not funny.
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But The Mandalorian is not exactly a kids' show, another fan pointed out.

"Where's the sympathy for the poor ice-spider mom whose young Baby Yoda also ate and then got lasered/incinerated along with the rest of her brood for trying to defend it?" the Twitter user wrote. "(Point being this is [/tags/star-wars/ Star Wars], not My Little Pony.)"


Where's the sympathy for the poor Dagupan ice-spider mom whose young Baby Yoda also ate and then got lasered/incinerated along with the rest of her brood for trying to defend it? (Point being this is Star Wars, not My Little Pony.)
— Oliver Philp (@olip74) [ November 11, 2020]














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Disturbing or not, there's also a Funko Pop figurine featuring [ ] -- and he doesn't look to have learned anything from Mando's constant warnings to steer clear.