‘The Last of Us’ or ‘The Mandalorian’: Pedro Pascal reveals who would take better care of Ellie and Grogu

The Internet has a new father but, at the height of the “pascalverso”, it is time to put on the table the big question that hangs between ‘The Last of Us’ or ‘The Mandalorian’: Pedro Pascal reveals who would take better care of Ellie and Grogu.

“I think Joel could calm down a bit because Baby Yoda pays a little more attention to him than Ellie“, quickly resolves on how the survivor of the fungus epidemic would get along with the alien with a very high level of midichlorians.

“And I imagine Mando and Ellie would make a good couple, I would have to think about it,” he wonders. “What will Ellie do with Mando?“

From the outset, it seems difficult for them to get along. She needs to go it alone, which is just the boxy Din Djarin’s weak spot. “Perhaps with Ellie her heart will warm a little, that she will become a more affectionate and kind person,” she predicts. “Might be good company for Ellie“.

José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal (Santiago de Chile, 1975), came into the world to become the favorite figure of the Internet in 2023. From ‘Homeland’ to ‘Game of Thrones’, passing through ‘Narcos’, the small screen has been the corner where Pascal has shone the mostreaching its peak with his foray into the adaptation of the video game ‘The Last of Us’, one of the best series on HBO Max, at the same time that season 3 of ‘The Mandalorian’ premiered, on the podium of our ranking with all the Star Wars series from worst to best.

This third season of the galactic series gradually moves away from the time of ‘Return of the Jedi’ (Richard Marquand, 1983) to get closer to ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ (JJ Abrams, 2015). The adventures begin when Din Djarin, who has been reunited with Grogu as we saw in ‘The Book of Boba Fett’, begins his path of redemption after removing his helmet and being expelled from his order. Meanwhile, the New Republic fights to turn the galaxy away from its dark history.

A tale in which the Mandalorian crosses paths with old allies, including Carl Weathers as Greef Karga and Katee Sackhoff as Bo-Katan, while making new enemies and reuniting with villains from the past.

“I think the series expands more and goes deeper visually with each season,” said Giancarlo Esposito, who will reprise his role as Moff Gideon. “Suddenly the world is coming at you in a much more intense way. You know that feeling you get of dread or doom, or great excitement? That’s the feeling you get because the story is suddenly coming together so you understand things you didn’t know.”