A statue of Grogu, often still loving referred to as "Baby Yoda," has officially replaced a statue of Yoda at Singapore's Lucasfilm building.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT An iconic Star Wars statue of Yoda at Lucasfilm's Singapore building has been replaced by a statue of The Mandalorian's Grogu. It's been almost four years since "Baby Yoda" took the galaxy by storm, quickly becoming a hero, a meme, and an adorable icon all at once.
As shared by Geek Culture, a statue of Grogu has replaced Yoda's at the Lucasfilm building in Singapore. The statue depicts Grogu reaching out with the Force, almost as an adorable heir to the Jedi Master who inspired his creation. The statue replaces one of the Yoda statues that was gifted to George Lucas, with the other remaining at the fountain in front of Lucasfilm's San Francisco campus.
Grogu Is The Future Of Star Wars This change truly comes as no surprise given how important Grogu is to the future of Star Wars. The story of him and Din Djarin has quite literally transformed the galaxy and has shaped the future of the franchise, paving the way for all of its spin-off Disney+ TV shows that are now leading to the culmination events of Dave Filoni's The Mandalorian-era movie.
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