The long wait is finally over!

Season 2 of The Mandalorian has officially premiered on Friday (October 30) on Disney+. Baby Yoda, also known as the Child, is back since it debuted in 2019 and dazzled audiences. Season 2 consists of 8 episodes you can look forward to.

Here is how to stream The Mandalorian Season 2 on Disney+

Thanks to Hollywood Life for publishing an article, covering all the bases for everyone.

As reported, getting a subscription from Disney+ is number one on the list, and the subscription is straightforward. Sign up for Disney+ for only $6.99 a month or avail of the bundle price of $12.99 and gain access to Hulu, ESPN+, and Disney+ per month.

Once the subscription is already on, one will need to log in to the streaming service so one can watch The Mandalorian Season 2. It will be available for Disney+ subscribers on October 30 while Netflix and Hulu shows roll out new episodes of the long-awaited series weekly. On the other hand, binge-watching Season 1 is up!

Spoiler Alert!

According to a CNN Entertainment report, the second season occurs amid the sky-high possibility that it seemed challenging to accomplish. However, Disney+ series managed to deliver some twists with its premiere, which featured various creatures and aliens bending back to the original trilogy mythology. 

Also, a different embellishment is set to ablaze the internet. The first season involved the show’s capacity to penetrate Star Wars nostalgia while outlining its artistic path. Executive Producer Jon Favreau, who wrote and directed the premier and American animator Dave Filoni is another turning point. Both possessed an elemental feel for how those early films combined cinematic genres adapting into a series format infused with the same blend of old and new.

On the other hand, USA Today reported that some fans think Season 2 is okay but not great. The opener seemed fun, sure, and it featured Timothy Olyphant, who plays the role of Cobb Vanth being in all his glorious swagger, but one can’t deny that the series is only a hologram. Nonetheless, Baby Yoda is back as adorable as ever. 

For some critics, the storyline is both standard Mandalorian and Western. Others even think it’s a little bland despite being well-plotted. Moreover, the episode is concluded to do nothing to figure out a solution to the vast problem in Season 1. The first eight episodes appeared like a collection of cool images, and Season 2 is of the same pattern.

However, here’s hoping the critics will change what they think of The Mandalorian as Season 2 goes along.