Companion fic to The Mandalorian Season 3 (SPOILERS) Redemption in the mines of Mandalore? Father and son adventures? Wielding the Darksaber? This series of oneshots detail Din Djarin's inner dialogue as he figures out where he fits in the Galaxy.

Life has a way of repeating itself. Mandalorian history is no different. Neither is Din's affinity for drowning. Just how many times is Bo-Katan expected to pull him out of the water? Life debt tally: Din 3, Bo 0. The man needs to get it together.

On the 210th anniversary of the publication of Pride and Prejudice, it is my great honour to start the publication of the dramatic story of Peli Motto and the pink Twi'lek I've decided to call Kopecz Baaa-cap, because "Mr. Darcy" was already taken. Fasten your seatbelts, the Book of Boba Fett is over, we're going to Tatooine and I've got no time to loose.

Din Djarin goes by many names. But there is only one name he will care about other than his own. Andremary. Din comes to terms with his parent's death with the help of this woman. He finds peace on Ushruu with her. He wants it to last. He wants peace but a Mandalorian will always find trouble. And all is not fair in love and war. (WARNING: suicidal and self-loathing content) Pre-S1

Set during season 2. Will not follow the storyline exactly. Mando nabs a bounty that is more than he bargained for. A pain in the Beskar that the child is oddly attached to. Will she help Mando get the kid back to his own kind or just get in the way? Slow burn, explicit language, enemies to friends to more, violence, eventual sex

Cette histoire se déroule immédiatement après le départ du Mandalorien, Din Djarin, et de son petit compagnon, Grogu, de la planète Tatooine, après que Boba Fett y ait restauré l'ordre. À lire après The Mandalorian saison 1 et 2, et The Book of Boba Fett saison 1. Écriture commencée avant la saison 3 de The Mandalorian. Publication mensuelle.

'The entrance hatch fell audibly shut behind him, and that was cue for Din's strength to give out on him completely. He sank to the floor with a whimper in pain. The hand he had pressed against the wound to his side as he had struggled back to the Crest, came back worryingly bloody.' Din is injured during a mission. Please R and R.

Din travels to a place near nowhere, with next to no information, but finds exactly whom he was looking for. ... a multi-chapter Din Djarin x O/C with an exceptionally slow burn. Future TW: extreme violence.

This is a very silly follow-up drabble to the latest episode (S3, E4, Ch.20) of The Mandalorian and in no way should be taken seriously.

Sometimes everyone's not at their best all at the same time...but that doesn't mean they still won't look out for each other. (A mindless friendship/hurt/comfort one-shot.)

grogu only wanted to be like dada; warning for spanking and verbal abuse

Simple spankings are not working, so Din tries something else. Contains harsh spankings and verbal abuse.

7 years ago Mando found love and then his love was taken from him. Now on a journey to find the Child's kind, he receives an urgent transmission that brings his search to a halt. The love he lost has been found. How does this fit into the search for the Child's kind? What secrets will be revealed?

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

The few moments right after Bo saves Din from the Living Waters of Mandalore.

Most bounty hunters don't reject a million credit bounty then marry the girl they were supposed to turn in… but Din Djarin isn't most bounty hunters. Slow burn Din/OC. Begins nineteen years pre-series.

Peli wonders if Mando might be overdoing it just a little.

Reader is seriously injured defending Grogu and The Razor Crest. Din doesn't make it back in time.

Based on S3E2. Takes place while Din is unconscious. Grogu forces Bo-Katan to think about her conflicted feelings toward Din Djarin and the Darksaber. Explanatory insight behind her actions at the end of the episode. No romance, canon-compliant. One-shot. Please review!

After a long day Din, Cara, and Grogu unwind and relax with some mindless, family fun. (Pure fluff ahead)

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.

Its quiet—too quiet as Din Djarin rules over a Mandalore at peace. Grogu grows under the care of his found father & continues to train as a Jedi, preparing for the role he has earned—to one day wield the Darksaber and lead his people as their Mand'alor. Takes place following The Mand'alor Volume II. Please review! CW: major character death

You weren't a good mercenary. You were too soft, too trusting, too selfless. That might have been why the Mandalorian was drawn to you, in a sense that he felt obligated to do your job.

Mahin's life is simple. She works, gets paid, then goes home. All while trying to remain unnoticed by Empire remnants. It's not much but at least she's not constantly on the run anymore. Then a Mandalorian comes into town with a child. Her simple life is turned upside down once again, but a course gets set in front of her. A course pointing her out of the dark. One-shot collection.

When collecting a standard bounty Mando finds himself unexpectedly the owner of a slave. Searching for a way to free her, he finds himself irrevocably drawn into her life, and she into his. Now he must answer a question for himself: given the chance will he set her free or claim her as his forever? *Special appearances by Baby Yoda for extra cuteness galore! I know I'm great :P