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Forget Baby Yoda, 'The Mandalorian' fans' new favorite character is Frog Lady

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The Frog Lady running to her Frog Husband in "The Mandalorian." Disney Plus
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"The Mandalorian" adventures kept apace as season two continued with "Chapter 11" on Friday. At the start of the episode, the bounty hunter successfully helped the newest beloved character, Frog Lady, reunite with her husband. 

Though there were many other exciting developments in "The Mandalorian" this week, including the introduction of characters from the animated "Clone Wars" series, many fans were focused on their adoration for Frog Lady and her Frog Husband.

The best tweets and memes from the weekend were all about Frog Lady

Though normally Baby Yoda is all anyone can talk about, this week the best tweets about "The Mandalorian" had one main character: Frog Lady.

 

People were even creating fan art dedicated to Frog Lady and her family

Artists shared their own creations inspired by Frog Lady and her husband, who had traveled to a remote planet to find a new home for their coming children.

Frog Lady said that she and her husband were the last of their species, which meant the precious eggs she carried with her were the last chance they had before total extinction.

 

Some people are even jokingly demanding a 'Star Wars' spinoff series about Frog Lady and her husband

By the end of "Chapter 11," Frog Lady's little eggs had begun to hatch, which means she and her Frog Husband successfully continued their species line.

Is it time for a spinoff show about their new domestic household life?

 

We're just thankful Baby Yoda didn't eat all of the Frog Lady's children. 

"The Mandalorian" season two continues this Friday with "Chapter 12," which premieres at 3 a.m. PT on Disney Plus. 

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Kim was an entertainment correspondent for Insider. She was best known as Insider's resident "Game of Thrones" analyst, and authored "The Unofficial Guide to Game of Thrones." Kim moderated panels for the annual Con of Thrones fan convention and made guest appearances on podcasts including "Night's Cast," "Bald Move," and "Game of Owns." She co-hosts the "House of the Dragon" unofficial recap podcast "A Cast of Kings."Kim covered other sci-fi and fantasy series, including "Stranger Things," "Dark," "Westworld," "The OA," and more. Kim graduated from Hunter College with a degree in cultural anthropology.