A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a man ran through Cloud City with what appeared to🌺 be an ice-cream machine in his hands. Well, that♕'s what Star Wars fans thought... until now!

Turns out, Willrow Hood – who was that very man spotted rushing through Lando Calrissian's floating city with a weird-looking object in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – was not carrying an 🔴🐻ice cream machine at all, but a "camtono".

How do we know this? Well, in the most recent episode of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Disney Plus series The Mandalorian, the eponymous bounty hunter meets ꦆwith Werner Herzog's The Client to claim his reward for tracking down Baby Yo❀da (not Yoda's actual baby, we know). The Client presents Mando with what looks suspiciously like an ice cream container, only for the device to open and reveal his spoils.

Now, th🍷ink back to the season premiere, when The Client promised a "camtono of Beskar". That's what's being handed over. 

Are we makin🍬g a silly logic-leap here? Sure, you could argue that it's just a similar-looking container. However, let's quickly take a look at showrunner Jon Favreau's Instagram page. A few months ago, before season 1 had ☂even begun, the filmmaker posted an image of the "camtono" online. 

Fans immediately jumped on the item, speculating about how Willrow Hood could come into the series. Of course, Hoꦑod has not returned just yet, but the item has, and we now know its name.

Now, how did the ice cream container get that exact name? has done some digging, and found a video of a young girl trying to say ice cream. Instead of saying "ice cream" though, the youngling says: "Ca🌃mtono." The viral video has over 1.5 million views – perhaps Favreau was one of them?

The Mandalorian continues weekly on Disney Plus. You can see the full 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mandalorian release schedule to see how ma🍌ny episodes we're getting this year. 

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