I love what Book of Boba Fett has been doing for the Tuskens, showing they're not just savage beasts. That moment when they were slaughtered was heart wrenching.
Same. Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
Sure but that doesnt make up for what the Book of Boba Fett has been doing for Boba Fett. Think about the scene in EP5 when Boba Fett walks straight up to Darth Vader, the most feared person in the entire galaxy, and straight out demands that he cant kill Han Solo. No other being in the entire galaxy would 1) have the guts to do such thing and 2) have the credibility and reputation to get out of that encounter alive. But what happens? Darth even guarantees compensation for any mishaps which tells you what a bad ass Boba Fett is... or rather was... Imagine that guy and ask yourself; do you think THAT version of Boba Fett would ever sit on a land speeder with the most stupid grin on his face, air-galloping with his hand like an insane person while going "LIKE A BANTHA.. YES???"....
The current Mos Espa layout looks a lot more like Doug Chiang‘s original concept art for it in Phantom Menace, which makes sense since he’s a production designer on this series
Wish we woulda seeeeeen why he's so humanized but sure..... guy who incinerated people for fun is suddenly a good guy because he got shoved into a sarlacc
@@psychoticdaizyproductions569 We don't know how long he was stuck in that sarlacc pit though, it could've taken him days to climb out of that damn thing which would give him plenty of time to think about the choices he's made with his life.
@TheLazyOZ dude... what? Of course I am... honestly I don't think I can keep up with this xD. Boba spent alot of time around the cruelty of tattooine but he's acting like he's never been there in his life.
I bet BK was not hired to kill Boba but beat him up. They had to respond to Fett's disrespect but they don't want to throw away a potential partner later down the line. So they tell the Pikes they are leaving and give Boba the Rancor as an apology so both sides are still willing to deal with them no matter who wins the war. Either way the Pikes will likely get weakened significantly leaving the Hutts more room to capitalize on the underworld of the galaxy. Best case scenario for the Hutt is Boba and the Pikes destroy each other and the Hutts can move in uncontested.
Like yeah,imagine if You are a poor ciborg that need to steal water and then the new mafia boss came, told the guy You stoled to sell the water cheaper and then offers You a job,what do You do?
Boba is building something new on tattooine, and 100% is because of what happened to his adopted Tusken family. The family he didn't have growing up, and the one that was killed by the system on tattooine. That's what this story is about.
I mean one thing they did get was how terrifying wookies were. The fight reminded me of what it would be like to be a mouse being played with by a cat before it kills you.
i literally don’t get how someone can sit there and say they don’t like star wars you know how upsetting it was to go without star wars for almost 10 years i’m guessing a lot of them don’t
They hold people hostage and keep them as slaves who are ordered by a child and his dog to dig for their water whilst not giving them any. Unless the plot needs him to be a hero. But sure. Rememebr when the Syndicate spoke about the train being needed to keep away from these savages? It's because we didn't see what these nice tusken did to others before Boba came in. They had another alien tied up before Boba showed up and didn't care when that monster in the desert killed that red greedo. Instead they took the head and celebrated. Real sympathetic. Ewoks are also adorable little bears...Who were about to cook and eat Luke and han, clothe and all.
When all the tuskens got killed I immediately thought of attack of the clones when Anakin killed them all and not just the men but the woman and the children
@@DuffyIsABoss Yeah, it's not stood up to any scrutiny at all if you look back at the Tusken's history of taking slaves. The Disney committee (who never meet) are broadcasting such a confusing, mixed message again...is it good to take down slavers, or not, these days?
I feel perhaps there was something in krrsantan that did not want to kill him easily. Mostly cause a silent kill would not be satisfying and not prove whos better. They meet before im sure they know eachother. The swooper gang how they look did not fit tatooin but him recruiting them make sense. Hes not just trying to build a new crime empire. Hes trying to change how the system is run. However theres allot we dont know yet beteween killing Bib fortun and the sarlacc escape.
Krrsantan is a wookie, wookies are a warrior based culture similar to the mandalorians and tuskens, they believe in honor and principles. Killing Boba Fett that way was most likely seen as cowardice and unhonorable to wookie culture.
I wanted to let you know about a cool fact! There's actually a recipe for Yoda's root stew. I first stumbled upon it in the Star Wars Vault book I have, but I wasn't able to find that part. However, someone put the recipe online.
I mean can you guys believe that krassantan pulled boba out of the Polynesian spa like come on you never pull either one of the fetts out of their Polynesian spa it’s just a rule everyone must follow
I like how this show gives us a new perspective on the "bad" guys of the star wars universe. First Boba Fett himself, then the Tuskens and now the Rancors. Interesting huh
We can sympathize because they're the protagonists, but at the end of the day, boba Fett is still a ruthless killer and tusken raiders are still savages who raid, kidnap, and torture
I like that we are getting a closer look at the Tuskans outside of Legends. Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
I like that we are getting a closer look at the Tuskans outside of Legends. Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
~25000 years before the battle of Yavin Tattooine was under the control of an alien species, called the Rakata. By this time, Tattooine was a tropical planet full of water and jungles. Long story short, the ancestors of the Tusken (and Jawas!) were a slave species to those Rakata. The Rakata at one point history started losing their powers (which came from the dark side of the force and they somehow lost this connection), leading to a planetwide uprising of those ancestors. The Rakata were pretty pissed by that and decided to bomb Tattooine into oblivion, literally turning the planet into a glassy wasteland. A few millenia passed, some stuff happened, and the Jawas on the one hand and the Tusken on the other evolved from that slave species. This is pretty much it.
5:09 Actually it was a planet wide bombardment. Before that Tatooine was covered in oceans and forests but then they were all destroyed. That is why the tuskens treat sticks and trees as gifts from the gods: because they are so rare and valuable for their tent poles and Gaffi sticks
Here’s my theory: Ponda Baba is actually the motorbike lady and that’s why he has the iron arm. He had to disguise from lukes and obi wans wandering around randomly
It's a bit of stretch to make it sound like such a stretch that the silly scooter gang would fight for Boba. It's not depicted as them being willing to risk their lives for him because he did them a quick favor - it's because he hired them and they now need to do their job.
It's completely stupid. As the guy said earlier, nobody respect Boba and these kids are basically bums who steal water just to survive. But because one little girl explained how they didn't have work, Boba though she "had guts" (?) and got them to join him. Just like that. No conflict or anything. Boba fett was CJ and those kids were other Grove street bangers and he just recruited them like nothing and now keep them at his home. Not knowing if they're loyal or trustworthy to keep. Boba is asking to die but plot armor won't allow it. I bet you hell just keep going back to his pod over and over again.
I played battlefront 2 today and i noticed something on hoth. I was in the imperial side and looked at the ships that dropped off the at-at's i looked where they went. They went under the second closest star destroyer in the back and went back in the hangar where the tie's come from.
5:40 "I still have no idea what the story is." I am convinced that this is just a nice slice-of-life story about the daily life of Boba. Who says anything has to actually happen with any narrative plotline?
In the comics Boba and Black worked together for Vader to find a "certain rebel pilot" that blew up the Death Star. So Boba and Black do in fact know each other.
The star wars tv series' have always ignored the comics, taking characters made popular like Quinlan Vos and Ayala Secura, and totally changing them. What The Clone wars did with Vos was a disgrace.
I think Boba remembering his past is showing he still knows where he comes from. He hasn't truly left his heritage, but fulfilled his father's saying. He's become a simple man, trying to make his way through the galaxy.
now he is the fat and bald man who stays in tatooine attending to the needs of some emo punks while everyone tells him what to do including that there is no violence that is not the solution but diplomacy.
Well I first learned about tusken being just some regular dudes in the old republic games. Learned about their story and Tatooine being ocean planet there too... Costed me a whole krayt dragon crystal ;( Nah i'm kidding, once i learned what they told me i quickloaded the game to when i never spent the crystal and used it in a weapon instead ofc Wouldn't it be sick to see Sam L. Jackson on this show though? Boba finding Windu or stumbling onto him and deciding to revenge or not to revenge.
Tattooine was glassed by the Rakatan Infinite Empire in 25,200 BBY because they believed the native population was responsible for a Force-leeching plague. Over time it turned into a desert. Highly recommend looking into (now) Legends stuff. They mention it a bit in KOTOR as well.
That the scene of Boba watching his dad (Jango) leave in his ship I personally think that is when Jango goes to kill Padme, I don’t really know but that’s what I think.
The whole thing about Tattooine being covered in water MIGHT be a reference to the Rakatan Infinite Empire, which was introduced in Knights of the Old Republic and became part of the legends timeline. Which also had its own explanation for how Tatooine became a desert. I don’t recall if they specifically said that it was covered in water, but the old timeline ran with the idea that Tatooine was once a lot more hospitable. Then it got taken over by the Rakatan Infinite Empire who enslaved and subjugated its species. Unsurprisingly they weren’t too happy about being enslaved and fought back, actually managing to drive out the Rakatans. So in retaliation the Rakatans bombed the crap out of the planet destroying its ecosystems and leaving very little remaining, which eventually became the famous desert. The Jawas and Tusken Raiders are descended from the native species that rebelled. At least, that’s what immediately came to mind when that line came up. Whether they actually use that explanation is hard to say for sure.
@@Jake-xs9dr There's a lot of material to explore there that hasn't been touched on in either timeline. We have a general timeline of events for the Infinite Empire and stories of its remnants being encountered (i.e. Knights of the Old Republic) but as far as I'm aware we don't really have any stories that actually take place during that time, or even before it. Now I'm wondering if a story set during the Rakatan Empire might have some interesting potential for a TV series or video game.
Maybe it's time someone talked about the elephant in the room; Boba Fett, during the events of the series, is supposed to be in his middle 30s, at the peak of his prime. The actor playing Boba (Temuera Morrison) is 61 years old...
Not much of an elephant in my opinion. Yes, Tem is 61, but Boba is riddled with scars he grizzled by years of constant travel and conflict. Tem is in fantastic condition for his age, and this discrepancy means little, if anything, at all.
@@MagnusTonitrum117 Nah those are for the clones. They did mention that Boba genes is direct and kinda special, in other words he gets old as his father does instead of rapid aging.
No media before or since KOTOR has tried to make the Tuskens seem reasonable. Mandalorian is the first to do so on screen, and now Book of Boba has further explored them. I never used to care about the Tuskens, they were always just a background problem, but Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett have really made them actually PEOPLE.
Hahaha!.. "hover vespa" Such an adequate description. When I watched the chase scene I couldn't help but think of Dr. Nefario (of Despicable Me) on his little hover bike.
I figured the Wookiee climbed in through the skylight. We don't see any climbing stuff and obviously sandstone isn't like wood so his claws won't do much good, but the cyborgs and Gamorreans coming in made me think he had to have just bypassed all security and climbed his way up to the roof.
Wookies are really good at climbing. Long before the Republic ever existed, the Rakata Base-Delta-Zeroed a water-world Tatooine after the ancestors of the Jawas and Sand People revolted and threw the Rakata off planet - boiling off all the surface water and turning Tatooine's surface to glass. Over millenia, the glass was ground to sand. Tatooine is on the only non-Hutt-controlled hyperspace route from Kessel to the Corellian Hyperspace Route.
So I’ve seen your channel for awhile but these Book of Boba Fett videos have gotten me to subscribe. Not only are you funny but you give some great insight about your thoughts on the show and the Star Wars universe as a whole. You seem like a genuine Star Wars fan and I’m always trying to find people such as you. You’ve earned a sub
Was sad to the tuskan raiders! Camp destroyed was really hopeful of seeing the child one alive somewhere along with that ninja one. But didn't get a shot of their bodies so they could have escaped.. and someone else here please tell me that they saw "that crazy lady" who looked after grogu from the mandolorian.. I'm convinced it was her my cousin not so much...
Legends material had Tatooine being a water world. The Ancient Rakatan Empire (Guys that built the Star Forge for KOTOR) glassed the planet, turning the whole thing into sand. The natives devolved into two species, the Jawas and the Tuskens. This was covered one of the Dawn of the Jedi comic series IIRC.
@@elitheOG doesn’t line up with the leaked boba fett scenes. SPOILER ALERT. Scroll down The trainer does train boba to ride the rancor and make it loyal to him from the leaked scenes a while back where boba rides a rancor through the market place. Why would the trainer let him learn how to ride and control it if they were planning to kill him. Why not kill boba fett when he was vulnerable and petting the rancor where he had no weapons or jet pack on him.
@@elitheOG also it seems like the twins are honest and have no reason to lie. they straight up admit to trying to kill him and even before that they tell him their gonna kill him. Why lie all the sudden and act friendly. the most likely reason is so there’s no conflict with boba or the pikes in the future when they need to remain neutral. like they said killing is bad for business. also if the rancor is ridden by boba it would have already bonded with him and refuse to kill him. Their emotional and loyal creatures
I really like the story of bobf, but e1 and especially e3 are simply not executed well. Pacing is off, chase in e3 was more of a stroll (not lance), show don't tell and it is to hectic (from here to there to then to now...) Maybe it's just Rodriguez's directing-style, sure hope the rest (which isn't directed by him) will be better.
hopefully some of you are in the its always sunny on tatooine fb group, but that scene of boba getting smacked around doing the "i just wanna be puuure" was absolute gold
Fun fact the star wars version of Kung fu he mentions in the video Teraskasi literally translates to steel arm in finnish. But we pronounce is Teräskäsi :D
The way its portrayed in the show. It makes it seem that Boba was with the Tusken for a few months when in reality he would have been with them for 4-5 years
@@mrcandycane9310 I don't doubt you, but I want to know where the official name of that rancor is. I'd also like to find out what happened to Mucci later
6:40 that is the exact same thing I thought and the tuskins why just why couldn't they have left them alive that was true sadness I also feel the same for the rancor
I love the book of Boba Fett cuz when I first saw Tuscan raiders I thought it hey we're crazy people but watching the book of Boba Fett I can see an amazing story with them (Also the Tuscans death in ep 3 made me sad) Edit: yea I saw Kelly moto straight away but it's the only one I saw
I know this video is old but at 9:40 when boba rides into town to see the storm trooper helmets and the pit droids with grogus gma - arent they in mos eisley??
The Twins look so weird the brother is holding his hand on her tail thingy and they look way to comfortable to be siblings. That's the Show we always want
Man the feels when the sand people got slaughtered. Puts a whole new perspective on the massacres of the same people.
:(
Dude listen to me Darth jar jar is Darth plaegues and it si sad of how the tusken were all murdered in the worst way my favourite was the child one.😭
Sand people?
same people?
@@Transit0422 sorry no coffee.
I love what Book of Boba Fett has been doing for the Tuskens, showing they're not just savage beasts. That moment when they were slaughtered was heart wrenching.
Same.
Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
not just the men but the woman and the children theyre like animals and got slaughtered like animals i hate them
Lmao no you didn't. I can't believe that.
Sure but that doesnt make up for what the Book of Boba Fett has been doing for Boba Fett. Think about the scene in EP5 when Boba Fett walks straight up to Darth Vader, the most feared person in the entire galaxy, and straight out demands that he cant kill Han Solo. No other being in the entire galaxy would 1) have the guts to do such thing and 2) have the credibility and reputation to get out of that encounter alive. But what happens? Darth even guarantees compensation for any mishaps which tells you what a bad ass Boba Fett is... or rather was... Imagine that guy and ask yourself; do you think THAT version of Boba Fett would ever sit on a land speeder with the most stupid grin on his face, air-galloping with his hand like an insane person while going "LIKE A BANTHA.. YES???"....
was much more heart wrenching for me the way they Slaughtered Shmi Skywalker
but is ok it helped with the creation of Darth Vader i guess
Boba Fett:" Ah you think water is your ally. You mearly adopted the water. I was born in it. Molded by it."
I didn’t see the sand til I was already a man, and by then it was nothing to me but blinding… also I couldn’t see much in the pit of Carcoon…
You mearly adopted the water.. I was born in it
@@hellfish2309 I don't like sand…
😂😂
Lol
The current Mos Espa layout looks a lot more like Doug Chiang‘s original concept art for it in Phantom Menace, which makes sense since he’s a production designer on this series
Is that online anywhere?
“Not just the men. But the women and the children too!” I expect boba to yell this at the biker gang when he confronts them
Idk if it's like him to lose his cool, but that would be legendary
*What actually happens*
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Now here’s a thought, was the krayt dragon a sea monster???
Nessie?!
YOOO crazy theory
like a Bantha yes?
Banthas don’t really match up with the water stuff
I really like how they really humanized Boba Fett. We can see him build his reputation from the ground up.
Wish we woulda seeeeeen why he's so humanized but sure..... guy who incinerated people for fun is suddenly a good guy because he got shoved into a sarlacc
He already had a massive reputation in the galaxy before the Book of Boba.
@@psychoticdaizyproductions569 We don't know how long he was stuck in that sarlacc pit though, it could've taken him days to climb out of that damn thing which would give him plenty of time to think about the choices he's made with his life.
@@psychoticdaizyproductions569 man watching a different show or what?
@TheLazyOZ dude... what? Of course I am... honestly I don't think I can keep up with this xD. Boba spent alot of time around the cruelty of tattooine but he's acting like he's never been there in his life.
Book of boba fett is more than a "book" about "boba fett" and has a really deep lore,i like this.
boba fett
I just wish the show was good.
@@wicked_5518 Same.😂😂 Altho it's serviceable they could do so many things better
I love it too👍🏻
I bet BK was not hired to kill Boba but beat him up. They had to respond to Fett's disrespect but they don't want to throw away a potential partner later down the line. So they tell the Pikes they are leaving and give Boba the Rancor as an apology so both sides are still willing to deal with them no matter who wins the war.
Either way the Pikes will likely get weakened significantly leaving the Hutts more room to capitalize on the underworld of the galaxy. Best case scenario for the Hutt is Boba and the Pikes destroy each other and the Hutts can move in uncontested.
Breaking someone's back is pretty close to killing them
But Boba has no power. He barely has bodyguards. His palace sits empty. He controls nothing.
Honestly, as a hooligan teenager, if Boba Fett came into town, I'm dropping everything and going with him.
Like yeah,imagine if You are a poor ciborg that need to steal water and then the new mafia boss came, told the guy You stoled to sell the water cheaper and then offers You a job,what do You do?
Yea the girl said they know who he is soo...
he'd probably adopt you right away.
But they don't respect him. Idk why they follow someone they don't respect. It'd be like if a homeless guys showed up and told you to work with him.
@@patrioticcat5768 Initially they don't respect him, until he offers them a job and tells off the water merchant,
Boba is building something new on tattooine, and 100% is because of what happened to his adopted Tusken family. The family he didn't have growing up, and the one that was killed by the system on tattooine.
That's what this story is about.
System? I thought they were ruthless nobodies that picked on the weak.
@@marshmallowvampire8503 well you thought wrong
People: "Of wow, a rancor!"
Me: "Isn't that Machete?"
I loved this episode. It really shows how he'd changed since the Scarlacc.
I mean one thing they did get was how terrifying wookies were. The fight reminded me of what it would be like to be a mouse being played with by a cat before it kills you.
Was a pretty solid to good episode outside of the Cyberpunk Gang's Vespa Chase.
I enjoyed that part a lot actually, probably because it was so different.
i literally don’t get how someone can sit there and say they don’t like star wars you know how upsetting it was to go without star wars for almost 10 years i’m guessing a lot of them don’t
i promise it’s like star wars fans don’t like star wars
What I love about this series is that it makes the tusken raiders sympathetic,it shows they just want live in peace.
Some. It depends on the tribe. They even state this in ep. 2
They hold people hostage and keep them as slaves who are ordered by a child and his dog to dig for their water whilst not giving them any. Unless the plot needs him to be a hero. But sure. Rememebr when the Syndicate spoke about the train being needed to keep away from these savages? It's because we didn't see what these nice tusken did to others before Boba came in. They had another alien tied up before Boba showed up and didn't care when that monster in the desert killed that red greedo. Instead they took the head and celebrated. Real sympathetic. Ewoks are also adorable little bears...Who were about to cook and eat Luke and han, clothe and all.
I really loved the peacefulness of the tuskens when they took Anakins mom, enslaved her (again) and left her in such a pitiful condition she died
When all the tuskens got killed I immediately thought of attack of the clones when Anakin killed them all and not just the men but the woman and the children
I literally thought the exact same thing
@@DuffyIsABoss Yeah, it's not stood up to any scrutiny at all if you look back at the Tusken's history of taking slaves. The Disney committee (who never meet) are broadcasting such a confusing, mixed message again...is it good to take down slavers, or not, these days?
"Teräs käsi" means "Steel hand/arm" in Finnish.
I think Arden Lyn (sorry if I spelled that wrong) took it a little bit too literally.
I can’t believe Machete is in Star Wars now
I feel perhaps there was something in krrsantan that did not want to kill him easily. Mostly cause a silent kill would not be satisfying and not prove whos better. They meet before im sure they know eachother.
The swooper gang how they look did not fit tatooin but him recruiting them make sense. Hes not just trying to build a new crime empire. Hes trying to change how the system is run.
However theres allot we dont know yet beteween killing Bib fortun and the sarlacc escape.
Krrsantan is a wookie, wookies are a warrior based culture similar to the mandalorians and tuskens, they believe in honor and principles. Killing Boba Fett that way was most likely seen as cowardice and unhonorable to wookie culture.
moral of the episode :- Never ever disturb bobba from his polynesian spa
I wanted to let you know about a cool fact! There's actually a recipe for Yoda's root stew. I first stumbled upon it in the Star Wars Vault book I have, but I wasn't able to find that part. However, someone put the recipe online.
That's epic
did they have a chance to ask Yoda about the recipe ?
or is it just sheer BS .
Mos Espa?
What are you talking about?! It's called Mos Vespa now!
But seriously I actually enjoyed this episode.
Yeah it was pretty awesome
Same
Yeah he’s not very bright is he? And pretty cringe lol
I mean can you guys believe that krassantan pulled boba out of the Polynesian spa like come on you never pull either one of the fetts out of their Polynesian spa it’s just a rule everyone must follow
I like how this show gives us a new perspective on the "bad" guys of the star wars universe.
First Boba Fett himself, then the Tuskens and now the Rancors. Interesting huh
We can sympathize because they're the protagonists, but at the end of the day, boba Fett is still a ruthless killer and tusken raiders are still savages who raid, kidnap, and torture
Now all we need is the Imperial side of things...
@@tetchrafett7215 Let's see the nice side of the Sith whilst we're about it.
@@tetchrafett7215 Let's see the nice side of the Sith whilst we're about it.
I like that we are getting a closer look at the Tuskans outside of Legends.
Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
I felt bad for Boba when he saw the Tusken's dead and when I saw his Rancor acting like a puppy I almost cried
I like that we are getting a closer look at the Tuskans outside of Legends.
Imo, the Sand People are likely just like any other people group, country, or tribes, there are some that are cool and others that are assholes. And I think it is a good choice to portray them both ways bc it wouldn't be lore breaking, but above all else it's grounded.
~25000 years before the battle of Yavin Tattooine was under the control of an alien species, called the Rakata. By this time, Tattooine was a tropical planet full of water and jungles.
Long story short, the ancestors of the Tusken (and Jawas!) were a slave species to those Rakata. The Rakata at one point history started losing their powers (which came from the dark side of the force and they somehow lost this connection), leading to a planetwide uprising of those ancestors.
The Rakata were pretty pissed by that and decided to bomb Tattooine into oblivion, literally turning the planet into a glassy wasteland.
A few millenia passed, some stuff happened, and the Jawas on the one hand and the Tusken on the other evolved from that slave species.
This is pretty much it.
I wouldn't mind if they start with that but give us more details
5:09 Actually it was a planet wide bombardment. Before that Tatooine was covered in oceans and forests but then they were all destroyed. That is why the tuskens treat sticks and trees as gifts from the gods: because they are so rare and valuable for their tent poles and Gaffi sticks
So if you take a Tusken to Endor it'd basically be heaven?
8:38 he also mentioned that he rode creatures 10× bigger than rancor , could be a reference to holiday special
Here’s my theory: Ponda Baba is actually the motorbike lady and that’s why he has the iron arm. He had to disguise from lukes and obi wans wandering around randomly
goddamn you
Yes! It all makes sense now!
It's a bit of stretch to make it sound like such a stretch that the silly scooter gang would fight for Boba. It's not depicted as them being willing to risk their lives for him because he did them a quick favor - it's because he hired them and they now need to do their job.
It's completely stupid. As the guy said earlier, nobody respect Boba and these kids are basically bums who steal water just to survive. But because one little girl explained how they didn't have work, Boba though she "had guts" (?) and got them to join him. Just like that. No conflict or anything. Boba fett was CJ and those kids were other Grove street bangers and he just recruited them like nothing and now keep them at his home. Not knowing if they're loyal or trustworthy to keep. Boba is asking to die but plot armor won't allow it. I bet you hell just keep going back to his pod over and over again.
I played battlefront 2 today and i noticed something on hoth.
I was in the imperial side and looked at the ships that dropped off the at-at's i looked where they went. They went under the second closest star destroyer in the back and went back in the hangar where the tie's come from.
5:40 "I still have no idea what the story is."
I am convinced that this is just a nice slice-of-life story about the daily life of Boba. Who says anything has to actually happen with any narrative plotline?
In the comics Boba and Black worked together for Vader to find a "certain rebel pilot" that blew up the Death Star. So Boba and Black do in fact know each other.
The star wars tv series' have always ignored the comics, taking characters made popular like Quinlan Vos and Ayala Secura, and totally changing them. What The Clone wars did with Vos was a disgrace.
@@RoboticPope tf?
I think Boba remembering his past is showing he still knows where he comes from. He hasn't truly left his heritage, but fulfilled his father's saying.
He's become a simple man, trying to make his way through the galaxy.
now he is the fat and bald man who stays in tatooine attending to the needs of some emo punks while everyone tells him what to do including that there is no violence that is not the solution but diplomacy.
Well
I first learned about tusken being just some regular dudes in the old republic games.
Learned about their story and Tatooine being ocean planet there too... Costed me a whole krayt dragon crystal ;(
Nah i'm kidding, once i learned what they told me i quickloaded the game to when i never spent the crystal and used it in a weapon instead ofc
Wouldn't it be sick to see Sam L. Jackson on this show though? Boba finding Windu or stumbling onto him and deciding to revenge or not to revenge.
Tusken, not Tuscan
Tattooine was glassed by the Rakatan Infinite Empire in 25,200 BBY because they believed the native population was responsible for a Force-leeching plague. Over time it turned into a desert.
Highly recommend looking into (now) Legends stuff. They mention it a bit in KOTOR as well.
Another thing, the artwork is also different because C3P0 is replaced with a different protocol droid
I'll say it again.... IF I DON'T SEE A BODY I DON'T BELIEVE IT. I didn't see the kid or the female tusken
Is the Tusken Ninja guy amongst the dead as well? He was my favorite
@@ThereMayBeLions the one with the headdress? Um yeah she wasn't in the pile on the fire
@@ThereMayBeLions she’s a chick
Everytime I see those "speeder bikes" I think of those mobility scooters at Wal-Mart that struggle to keep going with Jabba's children riding them.
That the scene of Boba watching his dad (Jango) leave in his ship I personally think that is when Jango goes to kill Padme, I don’t really know but that’s what I think.
The music that plays when Boba burns the Tuskens is in Mando'a.
Rancors are basically giant guard dogs: acting like puppies with their owners, vicious killers to strangers.
The whole thing about Tattooine being covered in water MIGHT be a reference to the Rakatan Infinite Empire, which was introduced in Knights of the Old Republic and became part of the legends timeline. Which also had its own explanation for how Tatooine became a desert.
I don’t recall if they specifically said that it was covered in water, but the old timeline ran with the idea that Tatooine was once a lot more hospitable. Then it got taken over by the Rakatan Infinite Empire who enslaved and subjugated its species. Unsurprisingly they weren’t too happy about being enslaved and fought back, actually managing to drive out the Rakatans. So in retaliation the Rakatans bombed the crap out of the planet destroying its ecosystems and leaving very little remaining, which eventually became the famous desert. The Jawas and Tusken Raiders are descended from the native species that rebelled.
At least, that’s what immediately came to mind when that line came up. Whether they actually use that explanation is hard to say for sure.
This deserves more likes. Tattooine used to be lush and tropical before the Rakatan's glassed the planet.
@@Jake-xs9dr There's a lot of material to explore there that hasn't been touched on in either timeline. We have a general timeline of events for the Infinite Empire and stories of its remnants being encountered (i.e. Knights of the Old Republic) but as far as I'm aware we don't really have any stories that actually take place during that time, or even before it.
Now I'm wondering if a story set during the Rakatan Empire might have some interesting potential for a TV series or video game.
THEEEE WAAAATER. The Kamino scene was probably when jango left for Coruscant in attack of the clones to kill Zam Wessell
Maybe it's time someone talked about the elephant in the room;
Boba Fett, during the events of the series, is supposed to be in his middle 30s, at the peak of his prime.
The actor playing Boba (Temuera Morrison) is 61 years old...
just more props to Jango’s genetic structure tbh
He got digested by the Sarlaac for a few years, he was disfigured and aged beyond his years by that.
Not much of an elephant in my opinion. Yes, Tem is 61, but Boba is riddled with scars he grizzled by years of constant travel and conflict. Tem is in fantastic condition for his age, and this discrepancy means little, if anything, at all.
Dont suck the fun out of stuff Stavros
@@MagnusTonitrum117 Nah those are for the clones. They did mention that Boba genes is direct and kinda special, in other words he gets old as his father does instead of rapid aging.
No media before or since KOTOR has tried to make the Tuskens seem reasonable. Mandalorian is the first to do so on screen, and now Book of Boba has further explored them. I never used to care about the Tuskens, they were always just a background problem, but Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett have really made them actually PEOPLE.
“I killed them. Every single one of them! And not just the men, but the women, and the children too. I hate them!”
Hahaha!.. "hover vespa"
Such an adequate description. When I watched the chase scene I couldn't help but think of Dr. Nefario (of Despicable Me) on his little hover bike.
I figured the Wookiee climbed in through the skylight. We don't see any climbing stuff and obviously sandstone isn't like wood so his claws won't do much good, but the cyborgs and Gamorreans coming in made me think he had to have just bypassed all security and climbed his way up to the roof.
All I could think of when I saw the moped gang was that Warhammer 40k Mechanicus trailer
Wookies are really good at climbing.
Long before the Republic ever existed, the Rakata Base-Delta-Zeroed a water-world Tatooine after the ancestors of the Jawas and Sand People revolted and threw the Rakata off planet - boiling off all the surface water and turning Tatooine's surface to glass. Over millenia, the glass was ground to sand.
Tatooine is on the only non-Hutt-controlled hyperspace route from Kessel to the Corellian Hyperspace Route.
When watching this I said as a joke “oh look it’s machete” note realizing it was really him
But then they did a close up and I figured it out
That Rancor is the cutest thing since Baby Yoda
So I’ve seen your channel for awhile but these Book of Boba Fett videos have gotten me to subscribe. Not only are you funny but you give some great insight about your thoughts on the show and the Star Wars universe as a whole. You seem like a genuine Star Wars fan and I’m always trying to find people such as you. You’ve earned a sub
I happened to see old lady and pit droids in the background
The Wookie was a gladiator. He was not trained to be subtle.
they say that ol' ben kenobi got himself a picture of Krrsshan-foot.
Usually I wouldn't be okay with badass boba crying, but this time, it hit where it hurt, so he gets a bro's pass on this one.
Was sad to the tuskan raiders! Camp destroyed was really hopeful of seeing the child one alive somewhere along with that ninja one. But didn't get a shot of their bodies so they could have escaped.. and someone else here please tell me that they saw "that crazy lady" who looked after grogu from the mandolorian.. I'm convinced it was her my cousin not so much...
It was her, although I don’t think it was her actual actor but a stunt double instead.
I love the fact that that one Pike in Solo is literally wearing hot box helmet. Fucking legend
Forget hyperspace, Vapeuum-sealed helmets are the pinnacle of Star Wars tech
The seas and jungles of Tatooine were destroyed via orbital bombardment by the Rakatan Empire, according to Legends.
Those speeder bikers needed the water to wash their Vespas.
Legends material had Tatooine being a water world. The Ancient Rakatan Empire (Guys that built the Star Forge for KOTOR) glassed the planet, turning the whole thing into sand. The natives devolved into two species, the Jawas and the Tuskens. This was covered one of the Dawn of the Jedi comic series IIRC.
The squeaking killed me 😂😂💀💀
Yeah. I hated to see Fett’s sand people killed. Broke my heart. 💔
I think he was more sent to scare him rather than kill him, makes more sense
Like a bantha is my favorite line, book of boba fett is absolutely fantastic
I hope you realize the Rancor and the Trainer plan to kill Boba. The Hutts are still trying to kill him.
Source: dude trust me
@@OtisCluck source: watching the show.
@@elitheOG doesn’t line up with the leaked boba fett scenes. SPOILER ALERT. Scroll down
The trainer does train boba to ride the rancor and make it loyal to him from the leaked scenes a while back where boba rides a rancor through the market place.
Why would the trainer let him learn how to ride and control it if they were planning to kill him. Why not kill boba fett when he was vulnerable and petting the rancor where he had no weapons or jet pack on him.
@@elitheOG also it seems like the twins are honest and have no reason to lie. they straight up admit to trying to kill him and even before that they tell him their gonna kill him. Why lie all the sudden and act friendly. the most likely reason is so there’s no conflict with boba or the pikes in the future when they need to remain neutral. like they said killing is bad for business. also if the rancor is ridden by boba it would have already bonded with him and refuse to kill him. Their emotional and loyal creatures
5:02 maybe tidalic the frog drank it all? Australians know what I’m talking about
Boba keeps flashing back because like any commited pilot, he misses his ship.
I really like the story of bobf, but e1 and especially e3 are simply not executed well. Pacing is off, chase in e3 was more of a stroll (not lance), show don't tell and it is to hectic (from here to there to then to now...)
Maybe it's just Rodriguez's directing-style, sure hope the rest (which isn't directed by him) will be better.
I got so excited when I noticed the mechanic and her droids!
Not just the men and the woman and the children too
How dare that oversized dog disturb boba enjoying his Polynesia spa
The spaceballs came over and sucked up all the water kinda like how they sucked up all the air in that movie lol
Dang this is deep
That’s what she said
Almost as deep as the kamino ocean
@@DuffyIsABoss noice
hopefully some of you are in the its always sunny on tatooine fb group, but that scene of boba getting smacked around doing the "i just wanna be puuure" was absolute gold
I just love ur humor, youre a great guy😊
If anakin was alive on the tatooieen when it was only water he would of been like to padme I don’t like water it’s cold wet and it gets every where
Fun fact the star wars version of Kung fu he mentions in the video Teraskasi literally translates to steel arm in finnish. But we pronounce is Teräskäsi :D
The way its portrayed in the show. It makes it seem that Boba was with the Tusken for a few months when in reality he would have been with them for 4-5 years
The worst part is that they humanized Mucci who is probably the rancor that Luke killed
The Rancor luke killed was Parteesa (hope I wrote the name right lol)
@@leonrehm3059 was that in legends or canon?
@@liamgavinwells canon
@@mcanine101 is this in legends or canon
@@mrcandycane9310 I don't doubt you, but I want to know where the official name of that rancor is. I'd also like to find out what happened to Mucci later
You know, with Bad Batch and how Boba keeps thinking about his past and Jango, they should introduce adult Omega...
Imagin tatooine finale will have more water again to be more a fertile Planet again 🌏
Hello there
General Kenobi
9:50
When I was watching it and I saw them I’m like, Hey that’s the girl from the Mandalorian
I didn’t think anybody else knew that guy as Machete!
I loved the episode.
6:40 that is the exact same thing I thought and the tuskins why just why couldn't they have left them alive that was true sadness I also feel the same for the rancor
"Arden Lyn" is actually named Drash in the credits. So not likely to be the same person, unless she's going to be a composite character.
I love the book of Boba Fett cuz when I first saw Tuscan raiders I thought it hey we're crazy people but watching the book of Boba Fett I can see an amazing story with them
(Also the Tuscans death in ep 3 made me sad)
Edit: yea I saw Kelly moto straight away but it's the only one I saw
I wonder if Boba has been to Kamino since Bad Batch..............
Hey thanks for telling us who Ponda Baba is, I had no idea.
when Boba fett is walking to the mayors place you can see behind him the lady from mandolorian and her droids walking past
In Legends the Dathomirians (the Singing Mountain Clan in particulor) showed Rancors as noble beasts of burden.
I know this video is old but at 9:40 when boba rides into town to see the storm trooper helmets and the pit droids with grogus gma - arent they in mos eisley??
i think all of these flashbacks from kamino means that we will see a flashback scene with jango the mango
The Twins look so weird the brother is holding his hand on her tail thingy and they look way to comfortable to be siblings. That's the Show we always want