In Japan, Grogu is booming (in popularity) right now. In Japan, Grogu is booming (in popularity) right now.

In Japan, Grogu is booming right now. In Japan, Grogu is booming right now.

Not a correction, but I had to Google 'Grogu'. I knew him as 'Baby Yoda' before, but I never watched the series.

FundamentIn general (or Generally), relatively few Japanese people subscribe to Disney+, so Disney+ original series are not well known in Japan. In general (or Generally), relatively few Japanese people subscribe to Disney+, so Disney+ original series are not well known in Japan.

Also, in Japan, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that (only) elderly men are fascinated with in Japan. Also, in Japan, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that (only) elderly men are fascinated with.

Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that elderly men are fascinated with in Japan. Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that elderly men are fascinated with in Japan.

I would argue that it's getting to be the same here. Probably only Gen X and elder Millennials still like Star Wars.

Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that mainly elderly men are fascinated with in Japan. Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that mainly elderly men are fascinated with.

Since you already had Japan in the last sentence maybe we don't need it again.

Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that mainly elderly men are fascinated with in Japan. Also, Star Wars is seen as an outdated movie franchise that mainly elderly men are fascinated with.

Even among Disney fans, some of them haven't seen (anything from) the Star Wars series. Even among Disney fans, some of them haven't seen (anything from) the Star Wars series.

There is only one Star Wars–themed attraction, Star Tours, at Tokyo Disneyland. There is only one Star Wars–themed attraction, Star Tours, at Tokyo Disneyland.

I'm not sure about Tokyo Disneyland, but at California Disney, Star Tours was not a star was related ride but rather just going into space, however, they recently revamped the ride, so now, it is the same ride and experience, but now it is Star Wars themed and it is called Star Tours: The Adventure Continues. Edit: I just looked it up and actually, it was always Star Wars themed, but if I am not mistaken, when I was a kid and I rode it, I didn't recognize any of the characters being from Star Wars, only that the planet we were going to was from Star Wars. But I know that now, after the revamp in 2010, it is very clearly Star Wars themed with C3P0 and R2D2 now as the characters.

However, Grogu attracts many women who had never been interested in Star Wars, because although he looks a bit strange, he has adorable, baby-like gestures. However, Grogu attracts many women who had never been interested in Star Wars, because although he looks a bit strange, he has adorable, baby-like gestures.

The Mandalorian is also played by Pedro Pascal, and he is a very popular performer due to his acting and looks.

I subscribe to Disney+ again whenever the number ofre's enough movies I want to see increaseson there. I subscribe to Disney+ again whenever there's enough movies I want to see on there.

I'll subscribe to Disney+ again whenever the number of movies I want to see increases. I'll subscribe to Disney+ again whenever the number of movies I want to see increases.

I have never seen The Mandalorian or any Star Wars series. I have never seen The Mandalorian or any Star Wars series.

The first season is quite good but I dropped off after that.

There are so many Star Wars series that I hesitate to start watching them. There are so many Star Wars series that I hesitate to start watching them.

A fairly common criticism of modern Star Wars is that there's a glut of it but also it tends to be very similar stories over and over again.

There are so many Star Wars sermovies that I hesitate to start watching them. There are so many Star Wars movies that I hesitate to start watching them.

(I finally watched the Marvel series for an events at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.) (I finally watched the Marvel series for an event at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.)

I think even that if there are multiple events at Tokyo Disney based around the movie, I would consider that one event if the theme of all the events are for the same series.

(I finally watched the Marvel series for events at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.) (I finally watched the Marvel series for events at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.)

Is this "a" Marvel series, as in a singular one? Or did you watch multiple Marvel series?

(I finally watched the Marvel series for events at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.) I finally watched the Marvel series for events at Tokyo Disneyland a few years ago.