Din Djarin and Grogu in The Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian seasons 1 and 2 both take place in the same year, but the show's timeline shouldn't actually look like that. The first two seasons, which proved to be some of The Mandalorian's best, saw Din Djarin and Grogu travel across the galaxy to flee bounty hunters and find Jedi. Their journey took them to a wide variety of planets in the Outer Rim, from Nevarro to Trask and many others in between, where they also got into a lot of trouble.
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Din then would have taken the Armorer's advice to find a Jedi to train Grogu at the end of 9 ABY, pushing the beginning of season 2 and the pair's search for Jedi and Mandalorians into the border between 9 and 10 ABY. By the time they returned to Nevarro under Greef's rule, 10 ABY would have been well underway, giving Greef and Cara enough time to implement all of their changes.
What The Mandalorian Movie's Timeline Should Look Like Though not much is known yet about The Mandalorian's upcoming spin-off movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, the timeline of the TV show can at least inform what the movie's timeline should look like.
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