'The Mandalorian' star Katee Sackhoff on Bo-Katan and her 'Maserati of helmets'

’s Season 3 and the just-released second episode, you would know that the planet of Mandalore will be featured heavily this season.

“”It has always been Bo-Katan’s dream to bring the Mandalorian people back together, so we’re definitely going to see a lot more of them this season,” she said., here’s a bit of background on her. Bo-Katan is part of Mandalorian royalty, a princess of the former ruling house of Mandalore. In, she was a member of Death Watch, a Mandalorian splinter group that believed in reviving the race’s warrior past.

“The suit itself doesn’t start out heavy, but after you've been in it for 15-16 hours, it definitely starts to feel heavy. And do that for six months, and your back will start to hurt!

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