A quick guide to every 'Mandalorian' character you should know

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• Disney Plus' new series "The Mandalorian" premiered Tuesday. 
• The show features a whole new set of characters from the "Star Wars" universe. 
• The two most central characters so far are unnamed and simply called the Mandalorian and the Client.
• Keep reading to learn the names of all the other people you should know.
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The newest "Star Wars" story has arrived on Disney Plus, and with it comes a whole new cast of interesting characters from around the galaxy. There is the unnamed title character, "The Mandalorian" himself, plus several others played by Carl Weathers, Werner Herzog, and more.

Keep reading for a list of all the major characters on "The Mandalorian" you should know. We'll be updating this list with each new episode as new faces join the protagonist bounty hunter.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for "The Mandalorian" episode one.

The main character in "The Mandalorian" is an unnamed bounty hunter.

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Known simply as the Mandalorian, not much was revealed about this guy other than his prowess for fighting and connection to the warriors of the planet called Mandalore. The Mandalorian says he was a "foundling" once, but has now become part of the Mandalorian troop. So far this mystery man hasn't shown his face.

We know underneath is the face of actor Pedro Pascal, best known for his role as Oberyn Martell on "Game of Thrones" and Netflix's "Narcos."

Greef Carga is the man who gets the Mandalorian bounty assignments.

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Greef Carga is the name of the man who the Mandalorian delivers his bounty assets to. Carga pays the Mandalorian, and then gives him info about an off-the-books job with a new client who has deep pockets.

The Client is a mysterious man who commissions the Mandalorian for a new bounty hunt.

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Similar to the Mandalorian, very little information about the "Client" is given on the first episode.

We know he has access to the rare metal called Beskar, and he wears an Imperial insignia — which means he's still loyal to the fallen Empire. This was made clear thanks to his Stormtrooper bodyguards, too.

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