I'll have to find a special site to check this series out on then.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian TV Series
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very cute.
Guess I should ask, when does this take place in the SW timeline?
Five years after the fall of the Empire in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) and 25 years before the rise of the First Order.
I think I know someone with Disney + subscription, time to free load off of them 
I think I know someone with Disney + subscription, time to free load off of them
An excellent plan! lol
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will have to find time to watch this now.
That looks more like a lego character.
Just read from CBR on Disney's war on baby "Yoda" bootlegs:
Disney was notoriously slow to produce Baby Yoda merchandise so as to avoid spoiling The Mandalorian premiere episode. As a result of the immediate popularity of the Child, artists on Etsy, eBay and other websites unleashed a slew of bootleg toys and apparel in order to fill the void in the Star Wars market. Now that Disney has finally decided to move forward with releasing official products, however, it has also cracked down on these sellers and started to erase their creations from existence.
The obsession with Baby Yoda may have proved too strong for Disney to handle, though, as creative fans took it upon themselves to sell their own homemade merchandise in lieu of official releases. The result was a bustling black market that Disney is now setting its own targets on. As reported by The Verge, the company has started to issue notice and takedown procedures against individual sellers on Etsy and pressured the site to remove listings related to Baby Yoda.
Unofficial merchandise has also taken a hit on eBay, Redbubble and Teepublic, where shoppers could previously find a host of custom printed shirts and sweaters plastered with images related to The Mandalorian. It seems as if, much like Star Wars' Empire stamping out rebellion across the galaxy, Disney is scouring the entire Internet to make certain that no ounce of Baby Yoda merch has escaped its reach.
Disney was notoriously slow to produce Baby Yoda merchandise so as to avoid spoiling The Mandalorian premiere episode. As a result of the immediate popularity of the Child, artists on Etsy, eBay and other websites unleashed a slew of bootleg toys and apparel in order to fill the void in the Star Wars market. Now that Disney has finally decided to move forward with releasing official products, however, it has also cracked down on these sellers and started to erase their creations from existence.
The obsession with Baby Yoda may have proved too strong for Disney to handle, though, as creative fans took it upon themselves to sell their own homemade merchandise in lieu of official releases. The result was a bustling black market that Disney is now setting its own targets on. As reported by The Verge, the company has started to issue notice and takedown procedures against individual sellers on Etsy and pressured the site to remove listings related to Baby Yoda.
Unofficial merchandise has also taken a hit on eBay, Redbubble and Teepublic, where shoppers could previously find a host of custom printed shirts and sweaters plastered with images related to The Mandalorian. It seems as if, much like Star Wars' Empire stamping out rebellion across the galaxy, Disney is scouring the entire Internet to make certain that no ounce of Baby Yoda merch has escaped its reach.
I am still trying to figure out how the young yoda got so popular.
His name is not even Yoda lol, his name is yet to be revealed...
Saw behind the scenes video:
There is star wars fans everywhere.