★ Character Information ★

Character Name: Din Djarin
Character Age: Not given in canon, but I HC he's roughly early 40s by this time in the series.
Character Species: Human
Current Health: Healthy
Outfit: His appearance. Full body brown flight suit, and tattered cape. Over the flight suit is his Mandalorian armor. His armor is made of Beskar metal. It includes helmet, plated vest, two pauldrons (one bearing his signet, the mudhorn), two vambraces, two gauntlets, two greaves. This is topped off with a pair of boots, and his hands are covered by a pair of orange tipped gloves. He also have a jetpack that he wears, that is capable of low altitude flight for quite a distance.

Character Canon: Star Wars
Link to History: Din Djarin on wookiepedia, Rough timeline of life
Canon Point: Post Book of Boba Fett
Canon Iteration: Canon
Canon Iteration Explanation: The life of Din Djarin, has been a wild ride. From the humble beginnings of his childhood. To becoming a Mandalorian and bounty hunter. To finding Grogu and having his life changed. Din has come a long way from the uncarring cold shut off that he was in the start of the series. He's still forming and shaping, even at this point in the series. Which can easily lead to even more change.

★ Folkmore Roles & Attributes ★

Skills: Mechanic, engineer, bounty hunter, trained in most hand held weaponry. Speaks several alien languages. His helmet gives him the ability to track fresh foot prints, and to track heat signatures. His vambraces have built in weaponry in the form of flamethrowers, whip cords, and whistling birds.
Canon Abilities: Din is an extremely fast shot, and very rarely misses his mark. This not missing his mark also goes for hand held weapons such as knives. He's also good at hand to hand combat, and can hold his own pretty well in a fight. He knows enough to be able to maintain the tech in his armor. He also maintained his own ship for years, and when that one got destroyed, he was instrumental in building his next ship from basically a pile of scrap. The languages he can speak are: Mando'a, Galactic Basic, Huttese, Tusken(a type of sign language), and Jawa(though he's not the best at it).
Role: Legend
Role Qualities/Attributes: Din's legend attributes will manifest themselves as scales similar to those of the Mythosaur. A creature from Mandalorian myth and legend. Sort of like a second armor, They'll appear on the back of his hands, and wrists Some scales along his shoulders and on his thighs. He also has a long line of them down his sternum. Most of them time, they're a rich deep green color. But they can change color depending on his mood.
Role Reasoning: Man, have to admit this choice was hard. Because Din fits qualities of both Myth and Legend. I ultimately went with Legend, because I feel it fits him more from season 2 onward. While Myth felt more like him from season 1. While Din can still have his moments of standoffness, he's become more open as the series has gone on. He's shown selflessly helping other people in their time of need, including getting eaten by a Krayt dragon. He even allowed himself to nearly get killed by a rancor to protect the citizens of a city. Despite this, he's humble enough that he never brags about it.

★ Personality ★

Please choose one of the follow options for your personality section. Please clarify which option you have picked and, if option 2, which questions you are answering:

OPTION 2 QUESTIONS (PICK 4-5) 100-300 WORD LIMIT EACH:

What was the most traumatic experience your character endured? How did this change them?

The most traumatic experience of Din's life would have to be the loss of his parents and the attack on their settlement. During an attack on their settlement by Separatists. Din's parents gave their lives to save his, basically dying right in front of him. This would lead him to being rescued by Mandalorians, Din Djarin would carry on the memory of this trauma for many years to come. Often reliving it vividly in his mind. This experience would would change him as it ultimately led to him becoming a Mandalorian warrior. As opposed to what he would have been in Aq Vetina. Eventually becoming a well known bounty hunter in the Outer Rim. And would be only the first of many traumas that he would live through to witness as a Mandalorian.

What experience challenged your character's core beliefs? How did they handle this or change from it?

There's actually two experiences that have made Din change his core beliefs, and continue to. The first, would be finding Grogu as a bounty hunting asset. Up until this point, Din had been a emotionally closed off bounty hunter. Capturing assets, and turning them in was just part of the job. However, Grogu managed to change this. After witnessing the child's Force abilities. Din Djarin found himself actually starting to question things. Rather than just getting paid and moving on, he asked what would happen to Grogu. Twice. Despite trying his hardest to move on and forget the kid. He ultimately couldn't, and in the end he would end up breaking back into his clients stronghold, and take Grogu back.

The second would be meeting Bo-Katan Kryze and her fellow Mandalorians. All of his life, Din Djarin was raised to NEVER remove his helmet in front of others. Something that Bo-Katan and her group did often. It opened Din's eyes to the fact that there were other Mandalorians, that did things differently. This would eventually lead him doing something he never would have done before. Removing his helmet, Once to help find Grogu after he was kidnapped, and the second time to say goodbye to Grogu before he left with a Jedi.

What is the most important and defining relationship(s) in your character's life and why?

Over the years of his life, Din has had many relationships. Mostly professionally as a bounty hunter and as a member of the Children of the Watch. However, none of those are the most significant relationship.

That would be his relationship with his son, Grogu. For Din, Grogu started out as just another asset he was acquiring for a client. However, the child managed to win him over, leading Din to rescue him from the Imperial that wanted him. Over their trravels, Grogu slowly worked his way under Din's literally and metaphysical armor. Despite his best tries to not get attached, Din Djarin slowly became attached to Grogu. Despite having a mission to reunite Grogu with a Jedi. In the end, when a Jedi found them. Din actually hesitated to let the kid go. In the end he did. But after a two year absence, Din started to miss the kid, and even sought him out where he was training. Ultimately he was reunited with Grogu,

Is your character capable of forgiveness or will they hold a grudge until they die? Would anything ever make them change their mind?

This would entirely depend on the person and situation. Despite being a bounty hunter, Din has definitely shown that he preferred to try and have a peaceful outcome to situations. But of course that often didn't work out. Which is where the it depends come in to play. There's a two that come to mind:

Greef Karga - Din's former 'boss' in the bounty hunters guild. Along with other bounty hunters, he tried to stop Din when he was rescuing Grogu. Then later, tried to con them into another situation to kill Din. Instead Greef turned on his cohorts, and helped Din to take out his enemies that were after him. Now Din and Greef are pretty good friends and allies.

Migs Mayfeld - Mayfeld was a mercenary that Din worked with to infiltrate a prison ship, and bust out a prisoner. In the end, Mayfeld and the other mercenaries turned on Din. Din does not take betrayal very well, and he would turn the tables on Mayfeld and the others. To the point that Mayfeld would remain scared of Din some time later. Some time later, Din would break Mayfeld out of his sentence, and work with him to retrieve information to find Grogu. During this, they to became allies, even trusting one another to an extent. After all was said and done, instead of sending Mayfeld back to prison. Din opted to let the man go.

Moff Gideon - Just to give an example of Din not forgiving. One person he's NOT forgiven, and possibly never will, is Moff Gideon. The man had a hand in destroying the Mandalorian homeworld of Mandalore, and the lives of countless Mandalorians. Not to mention he's the imperial who originally wanted Grogu, kidnapped him and possibly experimented on the child. Not to mention trying to kill Din at least twice, for stopping his plans. Despite all of this. When Din had the man dead to rights, he spared him. Instead letting him be captured and taken to the New Republic.