#t-visor

The Mandalorian Visual Guide introduces "MandoVision"; which is, basically, a Mandalorian Helmet T-Visor's Heads-Up Display (HUD). I'm so glad they're finally focusing on this in the current lore. However, this isn't the first time the HUD's of Mandalorian Helmets have been portrayed. As far back as the classic Boba Fett comic 'Twin Engines of Destruction' (1997), both Jodo Kast & Boba Fett's Helmet HUD's were shown.

Later on, in the Mando-centric video game Star Wars Bounty Hunter (2002), when playing as Mandalorian Bounty Hunter Jango Fett players would utilize Jango's Helmet HUD (referred to in the game as the ID Scanner) to scan, identify & mark targets that are wanted bounties. And in the Remastered version (2024), the upgraded graphics gives the ID Scanner an improved & wider Heads-Up Display screen, as well as another cool feature; whenever the ID Scanner is in use, time now slows down, making collecting bounties a little bit easier.

After that, other Heads-Up Displays are showcased in the following:

*When playing a Clone Commando in the game Republic Commando (2005).

*The Clone Commando Gregor (CC-5576-39) When assisting D-Squad with their escape (The Clone Wars - Missing In Action).

*Commander Cody (CC-2224) Locates Jedi Master Luminara Unduli in the dark by using his Helmet Light & HUD (Legacy of Terror).

I've also included diagrams with pictures & information about different Mandalorian Helmets, in addition to various Mandalorian Helmets & the look of their interiors. (Notice the similarities between the Helmets of Din Djarin, Bo-Katan & the Armorer, especially the circuitry located on the top of their helmets).

I'm pleased they are bringing more attention to Mandalorian Helmets having Heads-Up Displays. I'm hoping we'll get to see in upcoming shows & films not only what Din Djarin's Helmet HUD looks like but also the Heads-Up Displays of Boba Fett, Bo-Katan, The Armorer, Axe Woves & all of the other various Mandos.

Mandalorian Jax Korbin art commission from Reddit! Done in the 2003 Tartakovsky Clone Wars style. Tried something different with the background and shading a long time ago for this one.

Although the Phase-II Clone Trooper Armor always got a lot of love…The Phase-I Clone Trooper Armor was always the best design to me due to the Phase-I Armor's likeness to Jango Fett's Mandalorian Armor.

From the Phase-I Clone Trooper Armor. To the Phase-I Clone Commando Katarn-Class Armor. And especially the Phase-I ARC Trooper Armor with its numerous Mandalorian influences (Helmet mounted Rangefinder, Kama, Jetpacks, Wrist Rockets, etc.)

Phase-I Armor for the Win...!

And "Su'cuy'gar" to all Mandalorian fans….This is my first post here on this site.

I'm a VERY big fan of The Taung, The Mythosaur, Mandalorians, The Resol'nare, The SuperCommando Codex, Jaster Mereel, True Mandalorians, Jango/Boba Fett, The Cuy'val Dar, Mandalorian Protectors, Mandalorian SuperCommandos, Clones, Alpha-Class ARC Troopers, Null-Class ARC Troopers, Kal Skirata, Clone Commandos, Phase-I Armored Clone Troopers, Phase-I Clone Trooper Armor, All associated Clone Trooper Weapons, Vehicles, Ships, Mandalorian Helmets, Mandalorian Armor, Mandalorian Armor Technology, Mandalorian Arm Gauntlets, All associated Mando Weapons, Vehicles, Ships, Planets, Characters & all Star Wars Armor.

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This is Concept Art for The Mandalorian (Din Djarin) Helmet's T-Visor HUD (Heads-Up Display).

Unfortunately, Din's helmet Heads-Up Display wasn't showcased in the 1st episode of The Mandalorian. Instead, the show had Din use the scope of his Amban Phase-Pulse Blaster (AKA Amban Sniper Rifle) to scan the hideout of the Nikto mercs that were keeping Grogu.

The series has presented some very cool features of Din's Mandalorian helmet. Like when Din eavesdropped on Imperial Officer "The Client" & Clone Engineer Dr. Pershing by: A) Scomp-linking his helmet to his scope to enhance its vison mode, allowing Din to lock in on their position inside their Imperial safehouse and: B) Adjusting the scopes controls to listen in on the Client & the Doctor's conversation concerning Grogu's fate.

Since Mandalorian Helmet T-Visors are known to possess many features (Heads-Up Display, Macrobinocular Viewplate, Enhanced Vision) I hope we'll see something close or similar to the afore mentioned T-Visor concept art pic being utilized by Din Djarin & other Mandalorians. Because frankly, with all of the other Mandos that appeared in The Mandalorian, it was odd that, except for a few rare occasions, any of them ever used their T-Visor's Heads-Up Displays to target an enemy, scan an area for hostiles, etc. (And if someone did use their Helmet's HUD, it would just look like a plain video camera shot instead of a view similar to the T-Visor concept art pic shown below.)

Hopefully we'll get to see a Mando use their helmet HUD's featuring a T-Visor POV (with accompanying data read-out graphics) someday on-screen. Maybe even in the upcoming The Mandalorian & Grogu film.