Season 2 of The Mandalorian is set to wrap up tomorrow, and fans have a lot of questions going into the episode. A lot of those questions can only be answered by the show, but plenty of others can be found elsewhere in the Star Wars universe.

We got in touch with the team over at Google Play to compile a list of common questions people ask about The Mandalorian – specifically, ones that have already been answered by previous Star Wars content. From books series and novels to animated shows and AR apps, there are plenty of ways to learn more about The Mandalorian's universe. Below you'll find a list of three common questions, followed by the best way to learn more about the subject.

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Who is Grand Admiral Thrawn?

If you're curious about Thrawn, you'll want to look into three different novels about the character – all of which are canon. Thrawn, Thrawn: Alliances, and Thrawn: Treason follow his rise to power, uncovering the history of the iconic Star Wars villain.

What is Operation Cinder?

Alphabet Squadrons is a book series that follows New Republic pilots during the fall of the Empire. All three books in the series provide a detailed look at the infamous Operation Cinder discussed in The Mandalorian – one first made famous in Battlefront 2.

Will Ezra Bridger be back?

The finale of Star Wars Rebels doesn't just talk about Bridger, it also discusses the possibilities of Thrawn's return. Grogu is calling for Jedi backup during the finale, and that could signal the return of Ezra Bridger. If Thrawn does in fact reappear, no doubt Bridger will be hot on his footsteps.

If you're looking for more Star Wars content, be sure to check out the new Mandalorian AR Experience on Google Play, as well as the Star Wars: Dark Empire Trilogy. It's not a canon tale, but many of the plot points in the book were the inspiration for episodes seven through nine.

The Mandalorian season two finale will release December 18 on Disney Plus.

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