Migs Mayfeld is a minor villain in season 1 of The Mandalorian. He is a male human who used to work for the Galactic Empire as a sharpshooter until becoming a mercenary after the fall of the Empire and the birth of the New Republic.
He was portrayed by actor/comedian Bill Burr, who also played Jason Michaels in the Grand Theft Auto IV trilogy and Patrick Kuby in Breaking Bad.
Biography[]
When Migs Mayfeld worked for the Galactic Empire, he was a sharpshooter in the Imperial ranks, but when the Rebel Alliance defeated the Empire and the New Republic was born, he became a mercenary. When Ranzar Malk offered him and his mercenary band a gig, he and Din Djarin managed to free a New Republic Twi'lek prisoner, Qin. And when he and his band set out with Din Djarin to free Qin, Din Djarin managed to imprison him and his comrades in a cell during the mission, and the New Republic sent him to serve a 50-year sentence in the Karthon Chop Fields, where he also worked with broken ships. Later, when Moff Gideon managed to kidnap Din Djarin's foundling, Grogu, Din Djarin arrived with Cara Dune, Boba Fett, and Fennec Shand at the Karthon Chop Fields, they came to pick him up for a mission to get the coordinates of Moff Gideon's light cruiser, and he could get the coordinates by accessing an internal Imperial terminal, and one was found on the planet Morak, where there is a secret Imperial mining hub. Upon arriving on Morak, he and Din Djarin disguised themselves as Juggernaut pilots to gain access to the mining hub, where they encountered General Valin Hess, his former superior who led the Imperial remnants on Morak, and despite the odds, he and Din Djarin managed to obtain the coordinates of Moff Gideon's light cruiser and escape the mining center with the help of Boba Fett. And when the mission was completed on Morak, Din Djarin and his friends let him go his own way.
Gallery[]
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External Links[]
- Migs Mayfeld on the Star Wars Wiki
- Migs Mayfeld on the Heroes Wiki
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