This whole episode was one big KOTOR reference. The arena the Gamorians were fighting in had the same sort of shielding technology the Taris arenas had to reduce lethality (notice the blue glow whenever they got hit). The peaceful interaction with the sand people, speaking their language, and going to their camp to learn more about them. Using a bantha as bait for a Krayt dragon to lure it out of a cave and then use mines to kill it. And then the pearl to top off all the references. All they needed was a star map in the cave. I never expected to see this many references to a 17 year old video game in a modern star wars product and its amazing
I did not like mando speaking tusken, It was odd to me just like when han speaks wookie in the solo movie. In addition to this in the last season mando used a sort of sign language communicating with them.
The Marshall: "There's no such thing as an abandoned Sarlac pit." Mando: "There is if you eat the Sarlac." As Qui-Gon Jinn once said: *There's always a bigger fish*
@@baronwarborn9107 You're assuming they're keeping his survival the same as it was in Legends. It's possible he got out another way, or maybe only injured the sarlacc rather than killing it. We don't know yet.
Thank you! The paint seems almost original. The mount for the seat seems to anchor it to what would have been the bottom of the engine. The underside of Anakin's pod engines were red and you can see that the damping flap that was on the side in Ep1 is now on the top.The flaps still look yellow-ish but missing the original racing insignia and they seem to be modified to be shorter than the original.
Sabine Wren also used hers quite a bit, and I'd assume many of the other Mandos in TCW and Rebels did too; I only recall her scenes using it for recon, etc. at the moment.
Yes, I was coming here to note this also! Sabine did use it this way - In fact that's the first place I'd seen it used this way. I don't have the episode around to go check, but I want to say the first time I saw it used that way is in the one where she and Ezra go spy on that experimental 3-winged TIE fighter. Anyhow! Yes.
For some reason Boba uses the antenna in Empire Strikes Back when he’s following the Millennium Falcon. I think that’s the only time the antenna is used in the classic movies.
If you look up the boba Fett test footage from 1979 (when the armor was white), they are using the antenna that way. So that was the intent from the very beginning.
Ill choose to believe its somebody elses. Tired of everything connecting to the Skywalkers. Im tired of Tatooine. Luke was taken there cuz it was a planet on the outer rim where nobdoy goes. They go there constantly
@@craigbarnett3925 less of a Skywalker importance thing. More of a Cobb bought an engine that won the grand race. Probably got sold on its history of speed.
Watching Temuera Morrison again in the role on screen totally blew my mind, maybe his involvement was already known but I kept myself away from news and spoilers, so it was a fantastic surprise for me
Boba Fetts outfit at the end suggests that he has been living as a sand person, so he could have been rescued by them and had to give away his armour in some sort of ritual towards them. If he was living as a Tuskan Raider then it might have been him that ordered the raid on Mos Pelgo in order to get his armour back. Just a theory. P.S I’m English in case you are confused with my spelling of armour
No he lost his armor in the Sarlacc and the Jawas picked it up when raiding the sand cruise of Jabbas and the half exposed Sarlacc. Im just confused because the show and the Aftermath series have a contradiction on how the Marshall obtains the armor
The correct spelling of armour. Other words in america have the our on the end and are pronounced the same so why not this one? And yes, I'm English as well.
@@steveking1037 I've seen the Keanu as Revan but I haven't seen the other one but that's awesome!! KOTOR is really fantastic and it needs more recognition than it gets, and I really don't understand the whole "canon" vs "non-canon" thing
I missed the shrimp sauce for sure. But the pod engine was missing most of the flaps from the front, so I figured it was just AN engine, not the same engine. Thanks for watching!
Agreed on both counts. When Vanth orders from the bartender, he asks for spatchka (however they're spelling it). And the podracer engine was one of Anakin's with the third duct-panel on the front missing.
Here's 3 things that were not mentioned that I spotted. The speeder Cob uses has a striking ressemblence to anakins podracer , following anakins victory, maybe they used his model to make new speeders or maybe anakin used these types of speeders to make his podracer. Boba has a graffi stick on his back something we just learned the use for in this episode ( cleaning bantha's teeth's) he also has the same gun that tusken raiders have. Was Boba hiding im the tusken troops all along during this episode? Did he befriended the tuskens just like Mando has ? During the gamorean fight seen we see a someone we recognize from episode 7 : a Nima outpost militia , we see these people on Jakku were Rey lives.
Just when you think this show can’t get any cooler...well look who shows up! Maybe a fully grown man shouldn’t be this amped about a “Disney” show but I’m ALL in on this. It’s my Friday priority.
Yep! My alarm is set for 1:55 AM every Friday. Just enough time to make some popcorn, pour a beverage onto my face to wake up, pour a beverage to drink then sit myself down on the couch to enjoy some Mando.
Sorry m8 but you missed the most obvious one - the WHOLE episode is an easter egg and KOTOR was obviously the inspiration!! There was a part of the game, where the hero literally fought a giant Krayt Dragon in front of it`s cave by luring him out, while working with Tuscans raiders lol!...
@@peace_love_unity AND literally kills it by blowing it up from the inside. And then gives the pearl to the Tuscan raiders 🥴 upset he didn’t mention any of it
@@katherinemruskovich525 Exactly, they used mines in the same way in the game too! For the pearl I prefered the dark side option in the game, that way you kept two of them for your sabers.:)
In the Star Wars bounty hunter game on PS2 Jango Fett uses the antenna to scan people for bounties, but it makes sense that it can also be a target lock for the jetpacks missile
I'm more baffled by the kids drawings in the background at 6:34 because I've never heard anyone talk about those drawings being there. Something kids did when their parents weren't filming at some point I guess. And nobody thought to edit the kid art out
I think Fett just took another person's outfit again (a Tusken's), like he had before with his Mando armor. But then again, I suppose it is possible there is more to that story yet to be told.
I'm not aware if it was in any other source or not, but could it be possible that after Jango's death Bobba joined the creed, became a real mandalorian, and after being rescued by Jawas who saw his face he had to leave the armor behind?
He was probably rescued by a band of Tusken Raiders. They fed him and gave him water. He probably knew a bit about their language, told them he hated those guys with laser swords, they said the same. They bonded and made him a part of the tribe.
This is a little one. But when the sand people give Cobb their water, the sound effect it makes when Cobb crushes it is the same one used when Vader would choke someone out in the originals.
THANK YOU! I seriously can't believe after Cobb specifically ASKED for Spotchka, this dude is seriously trying to say it's "blue milk"... Seriously ruins credibility. Didn't even finish the video.
In the comics, R5D4 was really a Force sensitive droid called Skippy. He purposly had his motivator malfunction so that Owen Lars would buy R2-D2 instead, because he had a vision through the Force that R2 had to end up with Luke in order for the Empire to fall.
@ what's wrong with that? This new generation are getting more star wars than the OT & Prequels combined. It's not an exclusive club for die hard fans only.
The Gamorians in the ring was definitely a callback to the PS1 game Masters of Teras Kasi, with Thok and his axe acting exactly as depicted in this episode. That was a pretty neat deep easter egg to catch that seemingly flew under everyone else's radar.
6:54 except it totally looks like one of Anakin's pod racer engines. EDIT: Cobb Vanth said "tell your people I didn't break that" because Mando literally smashed it with his rifle minutes earlier. Also, hasn't it already been confirmed that Jango and Boba aren't Mandalorians?
If you mentioned it I didn’t catch it... but another little Easter egg is the tusken black melons. Those have been mentioned in new canon literature and comics before as their main source of moisture... putrid, putrid moisture. 😂 And if I’m not mistaken they also used them for fermenting a psychoreactive liquor too.
His speeder is actually one of the engines from Little Orphan Ani's pod racer, just modified to have a seat. Seriously, put up pictures of them and compare them side by side. When I was watching the episode it was really bugging me because it looked so familiar.
So I was thinking that maybe boba fett is a mandalorian. This would explain why he hasn’t reclaimed his armor because once someone sees your face you can never put the armor back on again. It’s just a thought though I’ve always thought that the fetts weren’t actually mandalorians but who knows
Isn't Jango from Concord Dawn? I mean, that technically makes him a Mandalorian citizen. He was, however, from a time when Mandalore were a bunch of pacifists. Death Watch were considered criminals and thugs too, but they were like the Mandalorians in the past.
The Republic/Jedi realigned Mandalore's government after the Jedi - Mandalorian wars, this is why Satine is a "Duchess" and not a "Mandalore" They exiled ANY Mandalorians still following the creed to Concordia and subsequently Concord Dawn. In terms of "real", Jango and Death Watch were more "real" than Almec and Satine who were only Mandalorian by birth...but "Mandalorian isn't a race, it's a creed". Anyone, of any race or birthplace can be an Mandalorian and one could say that natural born Mandalorians who DON'T follow the creed would likely be seen as traitors...Which is actually why Pre Vizla wanted to remove Satine from power in the first place.
He said "Dang Farrik" which was first introduced in Mandalorian Season 1 when Mythrol said it. Fierfek is not Mando'a but Huttese. Mando'a curse words are: Hutuun, haar'chak, sheb, shab, di'kut
When we get a close up of Boba Fett's helmet, there is an indentation above the left eye. This was caused by a duel Boba had during the Clone Wars with Cad Bane. Sadly we didn't get to see the duel because the episode was never fully released.
@@danielschneider2374 They also added one to Episode IV with the Special Edition. I know they existed before that (like mentioned above) but they've been on screen since at least 1997.
I understand that maybe Ryan watches Deadwood and not Justified, but man talk about missing a massive easter egg. Timothy is a US Marshall for the whole show. As others have said, dude played his Raylan Givens role, but this time in a Boba Fett outfit. My jaw hit the floor when he took the helmet off. 🤯
@@DienamicP And the character he played in Deadwood, Seth Bullock, was the sheriff of Deadwood and later a U.S. Marshall (and I think even one of the Rough Riders).
When the tusken raider approached the cave to call out the krayt dragon, he used the same call used by obi wan in the original 1977 version of Star Wars. When the krayt dragon answered back, it was with the 1997 special edition re-release obi wan call.
Theory/prediction; BF has no real purpose at this start of the season, as a nomadic wanderer, and maybe his sense of character /has/ changed too, having survived and adapted to Tatooine life...I'd bet he has a struggle with identity and belonging, being the clone of a bounty hunter who assumed a Mandalorian visage...but once he and our Mando meet, he will start to 'earn back his armour'...And that pivot could begin with a simple exchange like Fett saying something like 'I'm no Mandalorian...' and Mando's response being 'Nor was I.' Because going by one canon source and even in the old Legends background, Fett was never from Mandalore...Just like Djinn... (Okay, brain-dump ramble over XD)
in the expanded universe Boba eventually becomes the new leader of Mandalore. I predict that they will join forces and defeat Moff Gideon and steal back the Darksaber. Fett learns to wield it and becomes the new leader of Mandalore, reuniting the tribes and finding new purpose.
i had to rewind and watch Doug at least 5 times what a presence, professional acting chops, calm when asked the tough questions what an asset. plus its a dog with a job.
Two little plotholes that annoyed me: 1- The marshal fired a second rocket at the dragon battle even though he had already shot it to blow up the miners, I assume you cant just jam any rocket in the jetpack so where did he get a fit? Are mandalorian rockets a common thing now? 2- Why wasn't mando hurt by the acid spit, sure the beskar is resistant but what about the parts that are not covered by armor?
To answer your first question. When he shot the miners that was almost 5 years before. The miner attack was a flashback right after the death star blew up. So that gives him 5ish years to gain a new rocket. Hope that helps clear it up
@@bradycampbell5135 yeah i know it was a flashback but still, how often does he leave the city and how could he possibly get a mandalorian rocket for that specific old model jetpack? I know its a nitpick but still...
It's a custom made rocket I expect. It doesn't look like a mando rocket. The rocket from the flashback and the rocket from the dragon fight are both head nods to the kenner action figure.
Cobb lied about the whole story I'm betting. A weakened Boba came into town, killed the mining guild, then collapsed from exhaustion and injuries. Cobb stole his armor and dragged him out into the dunes to die. He was saved by the raiders, as he also knows their language, and probably has a reputation with them.
am i crazy, or was the scene where cobb refuses to drink the sand raiders’ drink a redo of the scene in temple of doom where willie scott refuses to eat the indian tribe’s food and indy says she’s insulting them and embarrassing him.
Or....he wanted to take it back..BUT! He saw the cowboy guy used the armor to protect he’s village so..Boba just waited for him to stop wearing he’s armor in need to cast aside it so that boba could take it back..
The Pod Engine is from Anakins Pod Racer. It even makes the same sound. The two new Aliens shown are reused Aliens from the Force Awakens. The first Alien can be see in the castle and the other is a police guy which Ray fights off in the beginning, but the scene got deleted ... but they still made an action figure of him which you can still buy. Guess it was already in production and the cut happened much later.
They missed a great opportunity for an Easter egg. Having just one time where the Missile on Fetts armor doesn’t fire. And then Mando could chide Cobb with “you mean that thing does’t actually work?” Referencing the non-functional missile on the original Kenner Boba Fett action figure.
Of course the missile did originally work on the prototype Kenner originally showed to the public, but they were worried about choking hazards so they changed it before release. Since only about 25 figures with the working missile exist, they're the most expensive Star Wars toy of all time. Just seeing that missile fire at all (complete with bending over to fire) felt like an Easter egg to that original toy.
Regarding the Antenna flipping down on the helmet, Jango did use it very quickly when he grapples Obi-Wans hands together as he's trying to call back his lightsaber while fighting on Kamino
Fett's armour wasn't Beskar, it was Durasteel. That's why it has a dent. Durasteel is strong enough to save your head from a blaster bolt but not without damage. Beskar wouldn't have deformed but just shrug it off.
That's what I thought is true to but in the episode when he's shooting all the guys in the saloon he gets shot in the body armor and it does not even make a dent
@@tannersrdr2clips432 during that scene the shot wasnt a direct hit, just a glancing blow. The armor deflected rather than absorbed the shot. Mando's Beskar took a shot from a high powered blaster with no damage last season
I think that Boba fett was originally suppose to be with Mando guy cuz the story is about finding Baby Yoda species and.... maybe Boba have witness master at some point in the clone wars, so he tells the story bout Yoda.. being a Jedi Master training an army of Jedi’s
There is a character in the arena fight scene that is just like an action figure sold for the force awakens. However, that figure was edited out of the movie, Constable Zuvio. I would show a pic but don't know how to add it.
Jango does use the rangefinder antenna in the fight on Kamino in Episode 2. When he's flying and about to use the whipcord from his gauntlet, the rangefinder comes down to assist his aim. Numerous clones use it in the clore wars
The pearl that we can find in the kryat dragon was a big loot u could have on a boss in the MMORPG star wars the old republic.I think its a big reference to this game (; @ScreenCrush
The antenna/targeting device we see the Marshal using has actually been used before. In Rebels, Sabine often used the scope and if I recall correctly, I think she even used it the same way to fire a missle from he jetpack in one of the episodes.
The Krayt dragon and the fight against it reminded me of the molduga from breath of the wild. The way it swims under the sand, and the way they killed it by blowing it up from the inside, just like how you feed the molduga remote bombs to injure it.
I think boba sold his armor to the jawas for saving his life. He was a friend to the empire so he had to go off radar. I bet boba is living at hutt's palace, thats were mando will go next.
@@OKLAMA- I haven't watched it yet and I had the same reaction as @Exhale_D2. So by your reply it sounds like the thumbnail was just clickbait and that Boba Fett isn't necessarily in the episode. Not a question. I'll watch it anyway, but it's good to know that it might not actually be spoiling it. It DOES enhance my annoyance at clickbait thumbnails, though.
When he says "Tell your people I didn't break that" talking about Boba's Mando. armour I thought he was referring to any damage caused by when Mando.hit it to send the marshal flying into the air..I could be wrong but thats how it came across to me when I watched it. Fantastic show keeping the flag flying for StarWars in general & respect's the original material that made the franchise in the first place (so wish Dave & co. Had been at the helm for the movies)...keep it coming.
This show is one big pilgrimage to Starwars Bounty Hunter. Which should and still is in my mind 100% Canon. The red eyes in the dark is clearly a reference to the Bando Gora, Massiff dogs and lil pug nose hoppy thing are from the tuaken raider tattooine levels, even using the zoom finder as a scanner/targeting computer. Why does it seem like none of the above is talked about or addressed. For anyone who hasn't played Star Wars Bounty Hunter, go out and buy it. You won't regret!!
Good job. To answer your question, Boba Fett uses his range finder in Tue Empire Strikes Back when we first see him in the Slave One's cockpit, and Jango Fett uses his in Attack of the Clones during flight while fighting Obe Won, though neither of those uses are for firing the rocket.
Hi Ryan! When Mando talks to the Tusken Raiders, there's a scene that gets revesed. Pretty sure that was a nod to the scene in "A new hope" when Luke gets attacked by a screaming Tusken.
When mando is speaking to the town and brings up the Dune Sea, Cobb Van looks away and seems anxious. I think Cobb van found boba and saved him from the sarlacc but stole his armour and left him for dead. The jawas story is a lie, boba will fight mando for his armour back (I think will lose or come to a draw ) where boba explains what actually happen and how Cobb van isn’t what he’s claiming to be
yeah, it seemed a bit off that he was supposedly walking for days in the tatooine desert without even looking what is inside the box he stole. even less logical is how he should survive for multiple days in a desert with fucking twin suns
Cobbs story was true as it was new cannon in the new Disney books about how the first order came to be, long before this episode in the "aftermath series". The armor was in the possession of some Jawa's but in the books he is shopping at a parked crawler and it is in a box thats in room with "parts from jaba's sail barge" (thats how you know it's fetts in the books) ... and he fights with and shoots one of the red key mining guild members who is also shopping on the crawler and also wants it. When asked why he wants it he says to bring law to the lawless. Its a very cool chapter and very well written. Though until now it was never explicitly clear that it was boba's you just got enough clues to piece it together.
Agents of SHIELD is available on Netflix There is something, an easter egg from A New Hope in The Marshall that nobody has mentioned yet. In A New Hope, when Luke and Obi Wan comes across the destroyed sandcrawler that belonged to the jawas who sold the droids to Owen Lars, Luke thinks that the sand people did it because there are bantha tracks and gafferi sticks everywhere but Ben says that it isn't because sand people ride in single file to disguise their numbers The sand people in this episode rode rode in single file too
The Mandalorian rangefinder has been used to aim the rocket by Sabine Wren for sure, and I believe in the Clone Wars series as well. Loved seeing it in action here 👏🏼
I spotted a cameo of David Choe. He’s one of the ringside spectators. He’s a famous street artist. Maybe he supplied the graffiti artwork on the exterior of the town. They do resemble his style.
@@ASMRHatov Oh yeah. I hope so. I wonder if David will lend his talents to supplying graffiti designs for Sabine. Or bring another artist in to create a unique style of her own. Just speculating about Sabine, is making me excited. I hope she shows up soon.
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What did you think of the episode?
It cool
You spoiled it with your thumbnail before I could see it. Am sad.
Very good, if I don't say so myself
@@hugotrojanovsky7667 hate when that happens
It was super cool
This whole episode was one big KOTOR reference. The arena the Gamorians were fighting in had the same sort of shielding technology the Taris arenas had to reduce lethality (notice the blue glow whenever they got hit). The peaceful interaction with the sand people, speaking their language, and going to their camp to learn more about them. Using a bantha as bait for a Krayt dragon to lure it out of a cave and then use mines to kill it. And then the pearl to top off all the references. All they needed was a star map in the cave. I never expected to see this many references to a 17 year old video game in a modern star wars product and its amazing
Agreed. Dave and Jon really did there homework!
Was thinking this the whole time, I lost my mind when they took the pearl out
I did not like mando speaking tusken, It was odd to me just like when han speaks wookie in the solo movie. In addition to this in the last season mando used a sort of sign language communicating with them.
The should have gone inside the cave. Maybe there is a Star Map there!
I thought it was a giant reference to jaws
The Marshall: "There's no such thing as an abandoned Sarlac pit."
Mando: "There is if you eat the Sarlac."
As Qui-Gon Jinn once said: *There's always a bigger fish*
I said the same thing 😂😂😂
That's less "abandoned" and more "Home invasion".
This is the same sarlac that ate Boba but was then killed when he grenade out
@@baronwarborn9107 You're assuming they're keeping his survival the same as it was in Legends. It's possible he got out another way, or maybe only injured the sarlacc rather than killing it. We don't know yet.
@@theotakux5959 “home aquirement!” Laughs in Americanism.
The podracer engine is literally Anakin’s except one flap on the underside is missing, and instead of the old paint it’s now red
Thank You! Lol I can't believe he said it doesn't look like any specific pod from Ep 1. Ugh lol
yup
I was yelling the same thing!!!
It took too long to scroll down to this comment. As soon as it came on screen I yelled at work.
Thank you! The paint seems almost original. The mount for the seat seems to anchor it to what would have been the bottom of the engine. The underside of Anakin's pod engines were red and you can see that the damping flap that was on the side in Ep1 is now on the top.The flaps still look yellow-ish but missing the original racing insignia and they seem to be modified to be shorter than the original.
Missed Easter Egg... Sand People "always ride in single file to hide their numbers".
I feel like cobb is drinking the alcohol from the farming episode last season and not the blue milk
Yes, he absolutely was.
Spatchka, or however it's spelt. Its a shade too dark for Bantha milk
It's comes from kamino
@@nilioj2817 Plus it's translucent.
what if instead of blue milk Luke was actually drinking Blue Russians. That would explain a lot.
I’m pretty sure when Cobb vanth says “tell your people I’m not the one who broke that” he’s talking about how mando punctured the jetpack
The antenna/targeting device was also used in some clone helmets such as Captain Rex's helmet, and it was in fact shown off in the Clone Wars.
Sabine Wren also used hers quite a bit, and I'd assume many of the other Mandos in TCW and Rebels did too; I only recall her scenes using it for recon, etc. at the moment.
Yes, I was coming here to note this also! Sabine did use it this way - In fact that's the first place I'd seen it used this way. I don't have the episode around to go check, but I want to say the first time I saw it used that way is in the one where she and Ezra go spy on that experimental 3-winged TIE fighter. Anyhow! Yes.
For some reason Boba uses the antenna in Empire Strikes Back when he’s following the Millennium Falcon. I think that’s the only time the antenna is used in the classic movies.
Jango does use the rangefinder antenna during his fight with Obi-Wan in attack of the clones at 1:01:52
If you look up the boba Fett test footage from 1979 (when the armor was white), they are using the antenna that way. So that was the intent from the very beginning.
The speeder engine is from Anakin's pod racer actually, just modified.
Ill choose to believe its somebody elses. Tired of everything connecting to the Skywalkers. Im tired of Tatooine. Luke was taken there cuz it was a planet on the outer rim where nobdoy goes. They go there constantly
@@craigbarnett3925 Every movie/show was made for fan service think about it
@@craigbarnett3925 less of a Skywalker importance thing. More of a Cobb bought an engine that won the grand race. Probably got sold on its history of speed.
Did I notice that there was a nipslip in ROTJ? I damn well did, I gotta sixth sense for things like that.
Uuuuhhhh when asking for research purposes
@@Haverk. When she's being pulled on her chain, and her gown gets loose in the tussle.
@@GenerationWest I’ve just seen it 😂
approximate time in the movie?
@@GenerationWest hmm who was getting pulled and at which scene😏
I think the Sheriff's speeder was built out of part of Anakin's old Podracer**
Watching Temuera Morrison again in the role on screen totally blew my mind, maybe his involvement was already known but I kept myself away from news and spoilers, so it was a fantastic surprise for me
Boba Fetts outfit at the end suggests that he has been living as a sand person, so he could have been rescued by them and had to give away his armour in some sort of ritual towards them. If he was living as a Tuskan Raider then it might have been him that ordered the raid on Mos Pelgo in order to get his armour back. Just a theory.
P.S I’m English in case you are confused with my spelling of armour
No he lost his armor in the Sarlacc and the Jawas picked it up when raiding the sand cruise of Jabbas and the half exposed Sarlacc. Im just confused because the show and the Aftermath series have a contradiction on how the Marshall obtains the armor
@@Aidan-zc8wx he could have lost his armor and been living with the sand people. Both are not mutually exclusive.
@@cliffordcolvard9495 Or he could have used the armor as payment to the Jawas to get him to the Tusken village after he crawled out of the Sarlacc.
The correct spelling of armour. Other words in america have the our on the end and are pronounced the same so why not this one?
And yes, I'm English as well.
The “pig-nosed rabbit” is a womprat and the marshal’s speeder is made out of Anakin’s pod racer engine.
Correct on pod Brother!
And I've not seen a womp rat so I will take your word Sir.
You're correct about Anakin's pod
No, it's nit a womprat. Womprats are huge and feral predators.
@@Michael-fg9ol You're right. In ANH Luke says they are "no more than 2 meters", which is huge
I can’t be the only one who noticed this episode was just like the KOTOR 1 quest where you kill a dragon
Yeah it's very similar and I've seen other people say the same thing too
Kotor needs a movie bruh 😭
A lot of people have been messenging Favreau fan art of Kanu Reeves as Revan and Mark Strong as Malak. He's a fan.
@@steveking1037 I've seen the Keanu as Revan but I haven't seen the other one but that's awesome!! KOTOR is really fantastic and it needs more recognition than it gets, and I really don't understand the whole "canon" vs "non-canon" thing
KOTOR 3 needs to happen! Game and movies or even a tv show would be amazing
Cobb wasn’t drinking blue milk...
And his speeder looks exactly like one of the engines on Anakins pod racer....
Yeah he definitely missed those 2
Indeed. He ordered the blue shrimp juice from season 1.
I missed the shrimp sauce for sure. But the pod engine was missing most of the flaps from the front, so I figured it was just AN engine, not the same engine. Thanks for watching!
100%. I am sure of it and so are a bunch of others. For the rest nice review.!
Agreed on both counts. When Vanth orders from the bartender, he asks for spatchka (however they're spelling it).
And the podracer engine was one of Anakin's with the third duct-panel on the front missing.
Here's 3 things that were not mentioned that I spotted.
The speeder Cob uses has a striking ressemblence to anakins podracer , following anakins victory, maybe they used his model to make new speeders or maybe anakin used these types of speeders to make his podracer.
Boba has a graffi stick on his back something we just learned the use for in this episode ( cleaning bantha's teeth's) he also has the same gun that tusken raiders have. Was Boba hiding im the tusken troops all along during this episode? Did he befriended the tuskens just like Mando has ?
During the gamorean fight seen we see a someone we recognize from episode 7 : a Nima outpost militia , we see these people on Jakku were Rey lives.
Just when you think this show can’t get any cooler...well look who shows up!
Maybe a fully grown man shouldn’t be this amped about a “Disney” show but I’m ALL in on this. It’s my Friday priority.
This is the way!
Fly your flag, brother!
Yep! My alarm is set for 1:55 AM every Friday. Just enough time to make some popcorn, pour a beverage onto my face to wake up, pour a beverage to drink then sit myself down on the couch to enjoy some Mando.
Sorry m8 but you missed the most obvious one - the WHOLE episode is an easter egg and KOTOR was obviously the inspiration!! There was a part of the game, where the hero literally fought a giant Krayt Dragon in front of it`s cave by luring him out, while working with Tuscans raiders lol!...
kotor 1 or 2??
@@paarthurnax2967 Kotor 1, Ending of the main quest on Tatooine.
@@peace_love_unity AND literally kills it by blowing it up from the inside. And then gives the pearl to the Tuscan raiders 🥴 upset he didn’t mention any of it
@@katherinemruskovich525 Exactly, they used mines in the same way in the game too! For the pearl I prefered the dark side option in the game, that way you kept two of them for your sabers.:)
thanks
In the Star Wars bounty hunter game on PS2 Jango Fett uses the antenna to scan people for bounties, but it makes sense that it can also be a target lock for the jetpacks missile
Sabine has used her antenna for targeting
Agreed
I wad thinking it was a game reference
Pretty sure that back in the day when the Boba Fett figure was advertised it was identified as a range finder.
That “antenna” is called a “range finder”. Sigh.
Yes, I noticed the nipple slip. My hormones were outrageous when I was a kid. If a nipple slipped and I was asleep I would have noticed it.
I'm more baffled by the kids drawings in the background at 6:34 because I've never heard anyone talk about those drawings being there. Something kids did when their parents weren't filming at some point I guess. And nobody thought to edit the kid art out
I noticed it, but it was also two days before my 15th birthday, so yeah, the teen hormones thing were active. :D
The windmill, when the dragon comes thru, looks a lot like the scene in Tremors when the graboid "swims" by.
I think Boba Fett has become an honorary Tusken. Look at his weapons, look at his eye marks, similar to the round eye goggle things they wear...
Boba Fette is Boba Fette ...that is all
@@scooterdogg7580 Imagine if Dave Filoni had that attitude with Maul.
I think Fett just took another person's outfit again (a Tusken's), like he had before with his Mando armor. But then again, I suppose it is possible there is more to that story yet to be told.
I'm not aware if it was in any other source or not, but could it be possible that after Jango's death Bobba joined the creed, became a real mandalorian, and after being rescued by Jawas who saw his face he had to leave the armor behind?
He was probably rescued by a band of Tusken Raiders. They fed him and gave him water. He probably knew a bit about their language, told them he hated those guys with laser swords, they said the same. They bonded and made him a part of the tribe.
For the targeting reticle on the helmet, not Boba Fett but you can see the clones use it (especially Rex) in multiple Clone Wars episodes
I gotta admit the “your mom” joke was really unexpected this time
yeah the "speaking of Deadwood cast members" threw me off also 3:59
Eh I was already mouthing what he'd say before he did, but it was clever cause of the context established before
Yeah, he got me. I'm a huge Deadwood fan and was trying to figure out if that was the actress that played Jane.
This is a little one. But when the sand people give Cobb their water, the sound effect it makes when Cobb crushes it is the same one used when Vader would choke someone out in the originals.
4:13 that’s actually Spotchka from S1 Ep. 5
THANK YOU! I seriously can't believe after Cobb specifically ASKED for Spotchka, this dude is seriously trying to say it's "blue milk"... Seriously ruins credibility. Didn't even finish the video.
The Arc troopers used the antenna as a targeting computer in the Clone Wars. Or at least as a sort of binoculars.
Let’s be honest, Blazing Saddles is the best Western
I like the Dollars trilogy
Nah dude Once Upon a Time in the West
No, Back to the future 3 is the best!!!
We all have good taste in movies don’t we
My Name is Nobody with Henry Fonda is one of the best Westerns.
In the comics, R5D4 was really a Force sensitive droid called Skippy. He purposly had his motivator malfunction so that Owen Lars would buy R2-D2 instead, because he had a vision through the Force that R2 had to end up with Luke in order for the Empire to fall.
This is the video I've been looking for.
P.s. 100% wasn't drinking blue milk in a saloon.
Spotchca
I think it's the same thing those villagers that Mando and Cara Dune saved made
Yes. I looked for your comment just to say this. I didnt want to be the 5th guy to point this out.
@ what's wrong with that? This new generation are getting more star wars than the OT & Prequels combined. It's not an exclusive club for die hard fans only.
@ like your mom
4:13 LOL! "Blue milk". That's what all tough cowboys drink at the saloon.
Jango uses his rangefinder to shoot his middle at obi wan in episode 2
The Gamorians in the ring was definitely a callback to the PS1 game Masters of Teras Kasi, with Thok and his axe acting exactly as depicted in this episode. That was a pretty neat deep easter egg to catch that seemingly flew under everyone else's radar.
Def anakins racer and boba used the tracker in empire tracking falcon.
6:54 except it totally looks like one of Anakin's pod racer engines.
EDIT: Cobb Vanth said "tell your people I didn't break that" because Mando literally smashed it with his rifle minutes earlier.
Also, hasn't it already been confirmed that Jango and Boba aren't Mandalorians?
It referenced Jaws, i think the part when he fumbled the explosive was word for word
Jango uses his targeting computer against Obi Wan on Kamino in Attack of The Clones when he ropes his hands together.
So cool
Dude, that was one of Anakin’s pod engines Cobb made his speeder from.
If you mentioned it I didn’t catch it... but another little Easter egg is the tusken black melons. Those have been mentioned in new canon literature and comics before as their main source of moisture... putrid, putrid moisture. 😂 And if I’m not mistaken they also used them for fermenting a psychoreactive liquor too.
His speeder is actually one of the engines from Little Orphan Ani's pod racer, just modified to have a seat. Seriously, put up pictures of them and compare them side by side. When I was watching the episode it was really bugging me because it looked so familiar.
The artist David Choe in the fighting crowd and the bouncer was the black pirate from PotC black pearl.
Choe also did the graffiti in the beginning.
So I was thinking that maybe boba fett is a mandalorian. This would explain why he hasn’t reclaimed his armor because once someone sees your face you can never put the armor back on again. It’s just a thought though I’ve always thought that the fetts weren’t actually mandalorians but who knows
The Fetts aren’t Mandalorians but it is an interesting theory.
Isn't Jango from Concord Dawn? I mean, that technically makes him a Mandalorian citizen. He was, however, from a time when Mandalore were a bunch of pacifists.
Death Watch were considered criminals and thugs too, but they were like the Mandalorians in the past.
The Republic/Jedi realigned Mandalore's government after the Jedi - Mandalorian wars, this is why Satine is a "Duchess" and not a "Mandalore" They exiled ANY Mandalorians still following the creed to Concordia and subsequently Concord Dawn.
In terms of "real", Jango and Death Watch were more "real" than Almec and Satine who were only Mandalorian by birth...but "Mandalorian isn't a race, it's a creed". Anyone, of any race or birthplace can be an Mandalorian and one could say that natural born Mandalorians who DON'T follow the creed would likely be seen as traitors...Which is actually why Pre Vizla wanted to remove Satine from power in the first place.
Can't believe you missed Timothy Olyphant being called the marshall. He plays a US Marshall in Justified.
Did anyone catch that he said, "Feirfek." A Mandoa Curse word.
He said "Dang Farrik" which was first introduced in Mandalorian Season 1 when Mythrol said it.
Fierfek is not Mando'a but Huttese. Mando'a curse words are: Hutuun, haar'chak, sheb, shab, di'kut
@@nyipnyop why do either of you know any of those things.
@@nyipnyop and kriff
@@tonyg1011 probably because they read old expanded universe books that explained some part of Mandalorian language and they somehow remember it
Dank Ferric
When we get a close up of Boba Fett's helmet, there is an indentation above the left eye. This was caused by a duel Boba had during the Clone Wars with Cad Bane. Sadly we didn't get to see the duel because the episode was never fully released.
The swoop bikes appears in the old Shadows of the Empire game way before the animate series 😉
Anakin rode one on Tatooine in AOTC too.
@@danielschneider2374 They also added one to Episode IV with the Special Edition. I know they existed before that (like mentioned above) but they've been on screen since at least 1997.
You missed the fact Timothy Olyphant, who was a Marshall in Justified and Deadwood. The Marshall title was because of him
One reference I noticed was that Olyphant plays the titular "Marshall", a character very similar to US Marshal Raylan Givins from Justified...
Yep! He was a crack shot in Justified and same in the flashback scene.
As I said in my comments, the opening dialogue and conflict was totally Raylan Givens (in space)
I understand that maybe Ryan watches Deadwood and not Justified, but man talk about missing a massive easter egg. Timothy is a US Marshall for the whole show. As others have said, dude played his Raylan Givens role, but this time in a Boba Fett outfit. My jaw hit the floor when he took the helmet off. 🤯
@@DienamicP And the character he played in Deadwood, Seth Bullock, was the sheriff of Deadwood and later a U.S. Marshall (and I think even one of the Rough Riders).
Notice Cobb addresses the bartender as Weequay, the name of the species. Such overt specieism right there.
When the tusken raider approached the cave to call out the krayt dragon, he used the same call used by obi wan in the original 1977 version of Star Wars. When the krayt dragon answered back, it was with the 1997 special edition re-release obi wan call.
Theory/prediction; BF has no real purpose at this start of the season, as a nomadic wanderer, and maybe his sense of character /has/ changed too, having survived and adapted to Tatooine life...I'd bet he has a struggle with identity and belonging, being the clone of a bounty hunter who assumed a Mandalorian visage...but once he and our Mando meet, he will start to 'earn back his armour'...And that pivot could begin with a simple exchange like Fett saying something like 'I'm no Mandalorian...' and Mando's response being 'Nor was I.' Because going by one canon source and even in the old Legends background, Fett was never from Mandalore...Just like Djinn...
(Okay, brain-dump ramble over XD)
in the expanded universe Boba eventually becomes the new leader of Mandalore. I predict that they will join forces and defeat Moff Gideon and steal back the Darksaber. Fett learns to wield it and becomes the new leader of Mandalore, reuniting the tribes and finding new purpose.
man.... such a HUGE difference in quality in channels meant for each fandom and ... channels like this.
Breaking news: The show called "The Mandalorian" is going to be about Mandalorians.
Just heard the theory that the Mandalorian was referring not to Mando, but to baby Yoda.
i had to rewind and watch Doug at least 5 times what a presence, professional acting chops, calm when asked the tough questions what an asset. plus its a dog with a job.
How do people not think the opening planet is Lothal?! The similarities are uncanny🤦♂️
That's why I wish this show would put the planet names in the corner like they did in Rogue One.
@@mhill781 agreed
Lothal cat
first of all I love the way you script your videos, the "your mom" and Doug was hilarious
Two little plotholes that annoyed me:
1- The marshal fired a second rocket at the dragon battle even though he had already shot it to blow up the miners, I assume you cant just jam any rocket in the jetpack so where did he get a fit? Are mandalorian rockets a common thing now?
2- Why wasn't mando hurt by the acid spit, sure the beskar is resistant but what about the parts that are not covered by armor?
To answer your first question. When he shot the miners that was almost 5 years before. The miner attack was a flashback right after the death star blew up. So that gives him 5ish years to gain a new rocket. Hope that helps clear it up
@@bradycampbell5135 yeah i know it was a flashback but still, how often does he leave the city and how could he possibly get a mandalorian rocket for that specific old model jetpack? I know its a nitpick but still...
It's a custom made rocket I expect. It doesn't look like a mando rocket. The rocket from the flashback and the rocket from the dragon fight are both head nods to the kenner action figure.
Cobb lied about the whole story I'm betting. A weakened Boba came into town, killed the mining guild, then collapsed from exhaustion and injuries. Cobb stole his armor and dragged him out into the dunes to die. He was saved by the raiders, as he also knows their language, and probably has a reputation with them.
@@jordanbeischer6996 Damn thats a really cool theory. I'd go nuts to see it materialize in the show
Jango literally uses his helmet antenna in that scene you were showing just a second after you cut away lol
am i crazy, or was the scene where cobb refuses to drink the sand raiders’ drink a redo of the scene in temple of doom where willie scott refuses to eat the indian tribe’s food and indy says she’s insulting them and embarrassing him.
The Bantha's always marching in single file to hide their numbers, thanks Obi for the lessons.
The mandalorian Season 2 is probably the only good thing that happened in 2020 lol
It’s our only hope 😏
You are correct.
not SW content but... "coughs in Primal "
There was The Clone Wars final season as well.
@@queencerseilannister3519 And the final season of The Clone Wars.
I can’t stop thinking about this episode, can’t wait for the next one!
I think boba is staying on tatooine just because he wants his armor
in six years he can’t get it back?
@@achoumachi6695 well he most likely did know where it was and figured no one else knew where it was else
Or....he wanted to take it back..BUT! He saw the cowboy guy used the armor to protect he’s village so..Boba just waited for him to stop wearing he’s armor in need to cast aside it so that boba could take it back..
Chances are Boba Fett has more appearances in store for him this season.
The Pod Engine is from Anakins Pod Racer. It even makes the same sound. The two new Aliens shown are reused Aliens from the Force Awakens. The first Alien can be see in the castle and the other is a police guy which Ray fights off in the beginning, but the scene got deleted ... but they still made an action figure of him which you can still buy. Guess it was already in production and the cut happened much later.
7:00 seriously? I think it looks like the podracer owned by the kid who won the race in ep1.
The kid who won the pod race... 1st time I've ever seen anybody refer to darth vader as that lol.
Totally looked like Anakins podracer engine.
Think it was his
@@cheeseknees9606 who is darth video lol
@@yoniporat1249 He’s the guy who killed Jedi Master Vee-Cee Ar
I love it how you said "Vanth Cobb"
They missed a great opportunity for an Easter egg. Having just one time where the Missile on Fetts armor doesn’t fire. And then Mando could chide Cobb with “you mean that thing does’t actually work?” Referencing the non-functional missile on the original Kenner Boba Fett action figure.
Awwwwwwww 😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
No 1 would get that
Exept u
Of course the missile did originally work on the prototype Kenner originally showed to the public, but they were worried about choking hazards so they changed it before release. Since only about 25 figures with the working missile exist, they're the most expensive Star Wars toy of all time. Just seeing that missile fire at all (complete with bending over to fire) felt like an Easter egg to that original toy.
Regarding the Antenna flipping down on the helmet, Jango did use it very quickly when he grapples Obi-Wans hands together as he's trying to call back his lightsaber while fighting on Kamino
Fett's armour wasn't Beskar, it was Durasteel. That's why it has a dent. Durasteel is strong enough to save your head from a blaster bolt but not without damage. Beskar wouldn't have deformed but just shrug it off.
That's what I thought is true to but in the episode when he's shooting all the guys in the saloon he gets shot in the body armor and it does not even make a dent
@@tannersrdr2clips432 during that scene the shot wasnt a direct hit, just a glancing blow. The armor deflected rather than absorbed the shot. Mando's Beskar took a shot from a high powered blaster with no damage last season
I think that Boba fett was originally suppose to be with Mando guy cuz the story is about finding Baby Yoda species and.... maybe Boba have witness master at some point in the clone wars, so he tells the story bout Yoda.. being a Jedi Master training an army of Jedi’s
There is a character in the arena fight scene that is just like an action figure sold for the force awakens. However, that figure was edited out of the movie, Constable Zuvio. I would show a pic but don't know how to add it.
the one youre talking about is shown briefly in the video at 1:00 min
Jango does use the rangefinder antenna in the fight on Kamino in Episode 2. When he's flying and about to use the whipcord from his gauntlet, the rangefinder comes down to assist his aim.
Numerous clones use it in the clore wars
I had assumed that the "pignosed hairless rabbits" were the wamp rats that Luke talked about.
Was I wrong?
The only time Boba uses the helmet screen is in Empire Strikes Back when he’s flying after the Millennium Falcon.
The pearl that we can find in the kryat dragon was a big loot u could have on a boss in the MMORPG star wars the old republic.I think its a big reference to this game (; @ScreenCrush
The antenna/targeting device we see the Marshal using has actually been used before. In Rebels, Sabine often used the scope and if I recall correctly, I think she even used it the same way to fire a missle from he jetpack in one of the episodes.
You missed the detail/Easter egg on boba fetts jet pack. There’s a piece of metal covering the whole created by Han
I noticed that too
The Krayt dragon and the fight against it reminded me of the molduga from breath of the wild. The way it swims under the sand, and the way they killed it by blowing it up from the inside, just like how you feed the molduga remote bombs to injure it.
I think boba sold his armor to the jawas for saving his life. He was a friend to the empire so he had to go off radar. I bet boba is living at hutt's palace, thats were mando will go next.
When Mando rode into Mos Pelgos the first time, one of the villagers he passed was a cameo from Sam Witwer (Voice of Starkiller and Darth Maul)
The Marshall was riding one of Anakin's engines from his podracer
I thought he said, “Tell your people I didn’t break that”, because Mando broke the jet pack when he hit it in this episode.
how about spoilerfree thumbnails?
Did you even watch it?? Lol
This is a video explaining every easter egg in the whole episode. You're really fucking worried about spoilers? Fuck off, mate.
@@OKLAMA- I haven't watched it yet and I had the same reaction as @Exhale_D2. So by your reply it sounds like the thumbnail was just clickbait and that Boba Fett isn't necessarily in the episode. Not a question. I'll watch it anyway, but it's good to know that it might not actually be spoiling it. It DOES enhance my annoyance at clickbait thumbnails, though.
@@DennisAroundtheHouse Gotcha. Gotta reel in views somehow. lol.
@@OKLAMA- Nice, it looks like @ScreenCrush changed the thumbnail. Good on them!
When he says "Tell your people I didn't break that" talking about Boba's Mando. armour I thought he was referring to any damage caused by when Mando.hit it to send the marshal flying into the air..I could be wrong but thats how it came across to me when I watched it. Fantastic show keeping the flag flying for StarWars in general & respect's the original material that made the franchise in the first place (so wish Dave & co. Had been at the helm for the movies)...keep it coming.
Fun Fact: The sound that Kenobi makes in A New Hope to scare the Tuskens is a Krate Dragon!
Which one? Lucas changed it like 3 times.. 😉🤪
That was literally mentioned in this video, you doof.
This show is one big pilgrimage to Starwars Bounty Hunter. Which should and still is in my mind 100% Canon. The red eyes in the dark is clearly a reference to the Bando Gora, Massiff dogs and lil pug nose hoppy thing are from the tuaken raider tattooine levels, even using the zoom finder as a scanner/targeting computer. Why does it seem like none of the above is talked about or addressed. For anyone who hasn't played Star Wars Bounty Hunter, go out and buy it. You won't regret!!
There was a scene that paid homage to Jaws when the Crate Dragon emerged. Did anyone spot that?
Good job. To answer your question, Boba Fett uses his range finder in Tue Empire Strikes Back when we first see him in the Slave One's cockpit, and Jango Fett uses his in Attack of the Clones during flight while fighting Obe Won, though neither of those uses are for firing the rocket.
9th time i looked if you have uploaded yet...
finally!!! :)
Hi Ryan! When Mando talks to the Tusken Raiders, there's a scene that gets revesed. Pretty sure that was a nod to the scene in "A new hope" when Luke gets attacked by a screaming Tusken.
this is the way
Thanks Doug! I never noticed that lol!
When mando is speaking to the town and brings up the Dune Sea, Cobb Van looks away and seems anxious. I think Cobb van found boba and saved him from the sarlacc but stole his armour and left him for dead. The jawas story is a lie, boba will fight mando for his armour back (I think will lose or come to a draw ) where boba explains what actually happen and how Cobb van isn’t what he’s claiming to be
Yeah Cobb was a bit of a knob. I’d love to see a show down between Din and Boba. I just hope they don’t make Boba a “good guy” now.
yeah, it seemed a bit off that he was supposedly walking for days in the tatooine desert without even looking what is inside the box he stole. even less logical is how he should survive for multiple days in a desert with fucking twin suns
@@laurinnn yes if I was dying of thirst I would of looked in that container it’s definitely a lie
He did jump right into the dragon fight by flying first while mando was watching. He also gave him the armor and stuck to his word.
Cobbs story was true as it was new cannon in the new Disney books about how the first order came to be, long before this episode in the "aftermath series". The armor was in the possession of some Jawa's but in the books he is shopping at a parked crawler and it is in a box thats in room with "parts from jaba's sail barge" (thats how you know it's fetts in the books) ... and he fights with and shoots one of the red key mining guild members who is also shopping on the crawler and also wants it. When asked why he wants it he says to bring law to the lawless. Its a very cool chapter and very well written. Though until now it was never explicitly clear that it was boba's you just got enough clues to piece it together.
A tiny detail I haven't seen mentioned anywhere is S2E1, 6:37, When the kid closes his pod, it plays the SWG message notification.
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There is something, an easter egg from A New Hope in The Marshall that nobody has mentioned yet.
In A New Hope, when Luke and Obi Wan comes across the destroyed sandcrawler that belonged to the jawas who sold the droids to Owen Lars, Luke thinks that the sand people did it because there are bantha tracks and gafferi sticks everywhere but Ben says that it isn't because sand people ride in single file to disguise their numbers
The sand people in this episode rode rode in single file too
Good catch
The Mandalorian rangefinder has been used to aim the rocket by Sabine Wren for sure, and I believe in the Clone Wars series as well.
Loved seeing it in action here 👏🏼
I spotted a cameo of David Choe. He’s one of the ringside spectators. He’s a famous street artist. Maybe he supplied the graffiti artwork on the exterior of the town. They do resemble his style.
Yeah that's his work
Here's hoping Sabine Wren is back with her graffiti too
@@ASMRHatov Oh yeah. I hope so. I wonder if David will lend his talents to supplying graffiti designs for Sabine. Or bring another artist in to create a unique style of her own. Just speculating about Sabine, is making me excited. I hope she shows up soon.
When Timothy Olyphant wipes out the bandits with the Bobba Fett armor, I got Iron Man 1 vibes.