What is the Mandalorian symbol mean?

Their rallying symbol is the skull of a mythosaur, a giant sea creature that once served as a mount for the ancient Mandalorians (perhaps a reference to the dinosaur Boba Fett rode in his first appearance in The Star Wars Holiday Special), and a symbol of just how far back the history of this iconic people goes.

Why does Boba Fett have a mythosaur skull?

Besides being a beast that was useful to the Mandalorians in battle, the Mythosaur holds symbolic value to them as well because of how they used it’s skull to represent someone or something that was Mandalorian. Boba also wore the symbol of a Mythosaur skull on his armor as well.

Why does Boba Fett have the Mandalorian symbol?

On his chest, Boba has another important, personal symbol. Some believe this it to be the Mandalorian crest or a symbol of the Fett clan, but in Legends, it was the sigil worn by Jango Fett’s mentor, Jaster Mereel, when he was a Journeyman Protector on the planet Concord Dawn.

What does the Mythosaur skull represent?

The skull of the mythosaur became the symbol of the Mand’alor—the traditional ruler of all the Mandalorian clans—the planet Mandalore, and of the Mandalorians themselves for generations after.

Why does Captain Rex have JAIG eyes?

Captain Rex received his Jaig Eyes from the Mandalorian veterans who trained him on Kamino to be an officer. It is a symbol of battle honor to Mandalorians. Rex painted them on his helmet himself.

What does the mythosaur skull represent?

Who killed the mythosaur?

Mythosaur never really appeared or see by somebody because they are already extinct and the last of their species was killed by Mandalore the First.

What does the Mythosaur skull mean?

Mythosaurs were a species of animal native to the Outer Rim world of Mandalore. The skull of the mythosaur became the symbol of the Mand’alor—the traditional ruler of all the Mandalorian clans—the planet Mandalore, and of the Mandalorians themselves for generations after.