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Disowning Satine was honestly pretty justified, given that Satine literally wanted to enact a version of the Morgenthau Plan against her own people in order to permanently eradicate Mandalorian culture and society. The only reason Satine is seen positively by anyone is that the Republic is more...

If you're pulling from Legends, the Mandalorians have a LONG history of working with the Sith -- it would not be an exaggeration to say that the Sith are among the Mandalorians' most preferred customers. Hell, the Sith orientation kit probably includes an official Mandalorian rewards card. The...

Yeah, except notice the distinct horns on the Armorer's helmet? They make it explicitly clear that Din's covert came from the portion of Death Watch that was loyal to Maul. (Although why the Armorer has a Maul loyalist helmet while apparently only having a vague idea what the Jedi are does...

Like I said, I hesitate to blame background characters for having Act of Plot inflicted on them by protagonist characters. Especially in a franchise where pretty much the entire universe has always run on protagonist act-of-plot.

I will point out that we don't know the details of the Great Purge, other than the obvious implication that it was an Imperial counteroffensive which followed the story arc from Star Wars: Rebels in which the protagonists convinced Bo-Katan to openly align Mandalore with the Alliance. It's clear...

I dunno. 1. He's broken the Creed, which pretty much flushes his credibility in the eyes of the Children of the Watch. 2. Satine's faction were all aboard with her "hyper-pacificism to the point of absolute stupidity", so any surviving remnants are likely to be just as stubbornly idiotic.

Well, the Children of the Watch wouldn't consider him a Mando because he doesn't follow the Creed, Satine's faction don't consider him a Mando for reasons not explicitly stated, and Bo-Katan's faction don't consider him a Mando because he's a clone and because he's a bounty hunter. That's kinda...

Except Bo-Katan actually cares deeply about the Mandalorian people as a whole; even as part of Death Watch, that was her entire motivation, and in many ways she was much more right than Satine, whose "more enlightened" political beliefs were exaggerated to the point of parody and are actually...