Because of his Creed, Din Djarin chooses to die instead of removing his helmet in front of you. Will this brush with death cause him to find another way?

Cyra was on the run from a cruel fate that awaited her. Mando needed credits. In his line of business, everyone always tried to run from their past. When the lines get blurred between what was right and what he was paid to do, things get a little messy. Set before season 1

When Sinead's husband is ripped from her, she escapes from the Hutt Empire and goes on a quest to find him. Since being a runaway slave in the Outer Rim isn't exactly easy, she makes the Mandalorian an offer he can't refuse, and soon they travel across the galaxy on the trail of her missing husband.

Din is learning how to care for another being. Grogu is not feeling well and needs care. For Whumptober 2022 #17 Hanging by a threat-reluctant caregiver

The search for the Jedi continues, with a lead that may or may not take them to Ezra, both Father and Daughter stumbled upon an old Mandalorian tradition. Will the Wren Family find the ones they love, or will their search end in failure? I own nothing. M to be safe. Takes place during season 1 of Mandalorian.

Beskar isn't foolproof. And sometimes, Din Djarin is a fool. (Din's reflection after the events on the lightcruiser.)

Din struggles without Grogu. A thief makes things worse. While attempting to recover his missing beskar, Din is forced to confront what it means to be a good Mandalorian and a good father.

Din Djarin/OC. Set during Season 2, starting with Chapter 12: The Siege in Season 2. While trying to take down the Empire's last base on Nevarro, an extra discovery is made when they come across Doctor Pershing's lab - one of the test subjects survived. Once discovered, will the newcomer end up helping or hindering the Mandalorian in his quest to return the Child to the Jedi?

in this second person POV of view which is Din's, grogu (baby yoda) gets spankings when he is bad naughty and does not listen to Din. WARNING: the title is no t euphenism for something else because when I say spankings I mean spankings. THEY HURT and make baby yoda cry his little heart out

Pre-Season 1 When it came to the galaxy, Reina quite enjoyed the set up she had. Life as an informant was at least enough to get by. But sometimes her job seemed to go off the rails, especially when it came to helping out members of the Bounty Hunter's Guild. She should have known better than to offer her assistance with the Mandalorian's bounty hunt. She was not made for this.

The Mandalorian has many questions and seemingly no answers. Between the high bounty cost and little information, Mando visits Reina, an informant he's well acquainted with. With such a mystery hanging around this bounty, she can't help but want to tag along. After all, what kind of informant would she be if she didn't learn what she could? Pt. 2 of the Informant.

"Tython changed something in him. It's as if something awakened, something otherworldly." Din Djarin firmly intends to ignore the way his instincts are faster and clearer than they ever were before. But now that he has Imperial remnants on his tail, who are again determined to take Grogu from him, that may not be a choice.

Din groaned and his body jerked awake as the screaming got louder and crying filled the ship. "Kid?" He called swinging his legs off the edge of the cot ready to save his kid from whatever was making him crying.

A tale of found family, love, and adventure, set after the events of Season 1. Also includes The Armorer, Paz Vizsla, Greef Karga and a number of Mandalorian OCs-as well as others from a galaxy far, far away (specifically from Rebels and The Clone Wars-but a few others, too?)

Dr. Pershing wasn't the only scientist the Empire recruited to study the child. Dr. Feskin is the best in her field and one of the few scientists alive that still knows about the force and the Jedi and Sith that wield it. When the empire kidnaps her, she finds a unique child with an m-count so high that the empire would bleed him dry for it. FULL SUMMARY INSIDE. Cross-posted!

This story is heavily based on the Disneyplus show "The Mandalorian" but I have added my OC character (Mando's daughter) into the mix so as to show the reasons behind Mando's actions and decisions as a character. I do not own these characters or majority of the dialogue or story. Season 1 and 2 are complete with Season 2 point 5! Would love to hear feedback.

Din Djarin visits the former town of Mos Pelgo. Recently given the name of Freetown. Din is there to see his old friend, the Marshal of the settlement, Cobb Vanth. The idea for said visit? Well, to asks a favour and also, to offer the man a drink! And thus, ending up delivering the worst pick-up line ever!

*Sequal to The Little Things* "If she won't train the kid then why can't you?" "Din, I can't train him." "Why not?" He asked unconvinced. Isla sighed in frustration and demanded he drop it. "No. You have the same kind of training and powers as the kid. I don't understand why you can't-" "Because I am not a Jedi!"

You grow up above a secret Mandalorian covert. Your mother is a doctor and you grow up with the Mandalorians training to care for them one day. One day you meet a boy. What would your life be like if you grew up with Din Djarin? How did Din become a Mandalorian and how do you fit in? *Updated to M for explicit in Chp 11-13

After finding his next bounty, a runaway princess, he strikes a deal with her for her freedom. Torn between business and morality, her fate is in his hands.

A peaceful trip to an idyllic, remote town quickly turns into a nightmare for both Din Djarin and Grogu when a mysterious foe begins harassing the townspeople. Citizens start turning up dead, brutally murdered, and the town goes to Din for help. Unable to simply walk away, Din searches for the culprit while, unbeknownst to him, the danger to Grogu slowly multiplies.

Part 2 of Mando & the Kid: The Mandalorian learns that children…no matter what their species...are all the same when it comes to avoiding bed time.

The battle against the Pykes is over, and Din is left wondering what his next step is. He hasn't been able to find any clarity on his own, but maybe the Daimyo of Mos Espa can offer some help. Takes place after episode 7 of BOBF.

Din and Grogu have been reunited, and Din reflects on the past. Written for CourtesyTrefflin's Father-Son gift exchange, hosted on AO3!

The Mandalorian, Din, is tasked with collecting a bounty on a market flower girl who is more than she appears to be. Shenanigans ensue and next thing he knows he has to protect the Child and her. What could possibly go wrong? (Din x OC)