In episode four, “Sanctuary,” we almost got to see Pedro Pascal’s beautiful face, as the Mandalorian took his helmet off for the first time on the show, but not quite. DISNEY+ ...

The Mandalorian helmet joins Anovos’ new Imperial Guard helmet replica, which is also available to pre-order at Entertainment Earth for $649.99 with free shipping slated for August.

It all just works, and it’s a very enjoyable build from start to finish. The Lego Star Wars The Mandalorian Helmet is split across five bags, with each one taking roughly 15-20 minutes to complete.

The Mandalorian Helmet costs a whopping $700 and can be purchased directly from the Denuo Novo store. For reference, the official Black Series Mandalorian helmet has an MSRP of just under $150.

That reached a major turning point in Chapter 15. In that episode, Din was forced to remove his helmet for plot-convenient reasons. Namely, an Imperial scanner had to scan his face without a helmet.

The Mandalorian has taken off his helmet three times on the show. First, he takes it off in the season one finale, when the droid IG-11 treats him after he's badly injured.

Saving a foundling is one of the most honorable things a Mandalorian can do, so there's no reason why Din should've been punished for it. If he does decide to remove his helmet for any reason, it ...

Take Denuo Novo's life-size Mandalorian Helmet, for example. At a cool $700, it's certainly not the most affordable Star Wars collectible. But does it justify that high price tag?

The Mandalorian Season 3 has been slowly building on the lore of Mandalore, showing us Din Djarin repenting for removing his helmet by swimming in the waters in the mines of Mandalore.

The Mandalorian season 3 is running strong, but it continues to raise questions about Din Djarin’s helmet. The question of “why the Mandalorians cannot take off their helmets?” has become ...