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Whatever happened to Sif, the Asgardian warrior played by Jaimie Alexander? It's a question that has been on the minds of Marvel Cinematic Universe followers for years now. And now, the path may be paved for her highly anticipated return.

The Mandalorian's sophomore season is already halfway over, but the adventure is just beginning. After reuniting with old allies and completing a dangerous mission on Nevarro, complications definitely lie ahead for Mando. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 12, "The Siege," explained.

A carnivorous serpent that looks like the distant cousin of Dune's sandworms, Tatooine's Krayt Dragon appeared in The Mandalorian's season 2 premiere.

Surviving in a gig-based economy is never easy, even if you're one of the galaxy's most fearsome bounty hunters like Din Djarin (Mando) from The Mandalorian.

The Mandalorian's 11th chapter, "Heiress," brought some key introductions and truth bombs. But in the background of all of that, we learned that the remnants of the Empire are stockpiling their weapons for... something.

Frog Lady first appeared in "Chapter 5: The Gunslinger," but it's her return in Chapters 10 and 11 that have made her (and her eggs) so overwhelmingly popular. Did you know that stunt performer Misty Rosas played another character on The Mandalorian? You might've seen her outside of Star Wars, too.

For fans hoping to see other characters from The Clone Wars appear on The Mandalorian, one quick line of dialogue in the series' most recent episode reveals who has perished between the events of The Clone Wars and The Mandalorian.

While Star Wars fans were no doubt elated to see Bo-Katan in the flesh, they were likely just as happy to see the face of the actor portraying the fearsome warrior, as she also voiced the character in the animated series. Her name is Katee Sackhoff, and sci-fi fans probably recognize her face.

Fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars were in for a real treat on chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, which brought Bo-Katan Kryze into the mix. Here's what you need to know about Clan Kryze.

Things don't get easier for Mando in Chapter 11 as he touches down on the estuary moon of Trask to search for more Mandalorians, who will hopefully tell him where he can find more of the Child's species. What he finds his a shocking surprise about his own past.

Fans have known for a while that WWE superstar Sasha Banks, who's real name is Mercedes Varnado, would be joining the Star Wars universe on The Mandalorian. In chapter 11, the third episode of The Mandalorian's second season, viewers finally find out more about the character, Koska Reeves.

In chapter 11 of The Mandalorian, a bombshell gets dropped on Mando. He learns that not all Mandalorians are like him, and that he's belonged to a very specific sect of Mandalorians known as the Children of the Watch.

While most sci-fi fans have little trouble recognizing genre legend Katee Sackhoff, and anyone with a cursory familiarity with sports entertainment will probably recognize Banks, you might have more trouble remembering where you have seen the actor playing Woves before.

You might have spotted a familiar face amongst The Mandalorian’s bad guys during its most recent episode. Here’s where you’ve seen Titus Welliver before.

In its third episode of The Mandalorian season 2, which arrived on Disney+ at the end of October, got things moving with some big action set pieces, unexpected allies, and even a romantic reunion. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 11 explained.

There's a lot about Star Wars that seems fun on paper, only to devolve into a hellscape nightmare when you put it into practice. For example, putting on Mandalorian armor and taking somebody's face to punch town looks like triple distilled badassery on screen, but in real life ...

As far as fight scenes go in The Mandalorian, the Armorer's moment may be the most impressive yet. And per stunt performer Lauren Mary Kim, the hardest thing about the scene wasn't that she had to perform it in helmet and armor, but that she had to perform it somewhere between 400 and 500 times.

What makes The Mandalorian such an intriguing series is its ability to tell a new Star Wars story while still giving fans a familiar taste of the films they love. In the most recent episode of the show, there's a face some eagle-eyed fans might have remembered seeing before.

Recently, many Star Wars fans have been puzzling over one particular mystery: what exactly do Yoda's people eat? Now that we've spent more time with one of them in a post-Mandalorian world, we may finally have some answers to this hard-hitting question.

When two X-Wing pilots pursue Mando, we only get brief glimpses of the pilots in their cockpits. That's enough for fans to perhaps get a flash of recognition of them both, albeit from two very different sources.

The creators of The Mandalorian have already announced other characters who will stop by to help Mando along his journey in season 2. The most exciting of the bunch? Ahsoka Tano, Anakin Skywalker's former Padawan. Here's why the show needs her.

Our friends Mando and the Child have faced some tough challenges during the course of The Mandalorian. Pirates, stormtroopers, and even a Krayt Dragon have terrorized our intergalactic twosome. However, all of that was nothing compared to what awaited them in chapter 10, "The Passenger."

Yes, Disney+'s live-action Star Wars streamer The Mandalorian is back. And even as the galaxy continues bow down at the unimaginable adorableness of The Child, season 2 of the series has already featured more galaxy-inspired creatures than you can shake a Bantha horn at, including Dr. Mandible.

In case you thought this alien looked familiar, you weren't alone. A lot of fans assumed she was part of a species we've already seen in the Star Wars universe, but we're here to deliver the unfortunate news: That just can't be the case.

The Mandalorian's second season is officially underway, and with its second episode, the Star Wars series starts building up to its next big adventure.

This is one hand you never want your opponent to show in a high-stakes game of sabacc.

You're a fan of Loki on Disney+, aren't you? If you answered "I don't know, it's not out yet," then you're just not living up to your potential as an MCU enthusiast. In any case, it looks like you'll have more of the show to enjoy, once you figure out how much you love it.