This game of 'Operation' makes no sense but Grogu!

Jason Weisberger 12:33 pm Thu Feb 11, 2021

Grogu is the greatest marketing thing to happen to Disney in forever. I do not need any more mugs, hats, or tee-shirts in my life but I feel compelled by a higher force to buy them.

Like this Grogu Operation game.

That said, I really don't get why Grogu in his cradle, who can force grab stuff, needs me and some tweezers to get him a macaron?

https://youtu.be/v3flJZVMpog

So much for Cavity Sam. Did you know that is the name of the guy on the OG Operation table?

Hasbro Gaming Operation Game: Star Wars The Mandalorian Edition Board Game for Kids via Amazon

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