To add some context to the whole "failed marriage" bit: When Fett and his wife Sintas moved to Concord Dawn as teenagers and he became a Journeyman Protector, he was taken under the wing of a superior officer named Lenovar. Everything was fine for a while and Sintas and Fett had a daughter. But then, after gaining their trust, Lenovar raped Sintas without Fett's knowledge. She kept it a secret from him fearing he would react rashly. However, about a year later, Fett found out anyway. He and Sintas got into a big fight about how she'd kept it a secret and then Fett stormed off and killed Lenovar. For killing his superior officer, Fett was thrown in jail for a while and then exiled. Rather than trying to take his family with him, he chose to just leave them behind rather than try to reconcile with them after everything that had happened. Fascinatingly, the novels in which these happen also reference "The Last One Standing," an older EU short story that, among other things, recounts Fett's encounter with Leia when she's a prisoner in Jabba's Palace. She gets sent to his room as a "reward" and he reacts with unexpected kindness, giving her a blanket to cover herself and sitting in the corner of his room rather than on the bed to assure her he doesn't intend to assault her. He and Leia talk about morality for a bit and then start to argue about Han Solo and why Fett hates him so much. Fett says he hates him because he smuggles spice and when Leia keeps pressing him about why that's such a horrible crime in his eyes, he eventually gets angry and snaps at her, "If I had been using spice tonight, Leia Organa, perhaps you would not be safe with me in this room." When you put these two incidents together, it makes for an interesting implication: Lenovar, the man who raped Sintas, was a spice-user and possibly on spice when he raped her. Fett has sympathy for Leia in "The Last One Standing" because he has/had a loved one who was a rape survivor. And he hates Han because he hates the spice trade and Han is a spice smuggler he's never been able to stamp out.
I think he didn’t kill mando because of the kid he knows what it is like to have a father figure be murdered and he knows how the kid would feel and he didn’t want that on another person
I really didn’t think about that but I’d thought he got humbled when eaten by the sarlac and lose his armor. He went home and rethink his life. Plus knowing he was mandalorian he would let him or prove that the armor was his.
He didn’t have any beef with Mando and had no reason to start a fight. After becoming a Orphan and not fulfilling a his revenge against Mace Windu it probably took an emotional toll and didn’t want to do that to Grogu.
@General Grievous ...no he wasn't being trained as a foundling, lol. He grew up on Kimono, and was never around Mandalorian culture, aside from his father. Yes, Jango defiantly taught Boba some Mandalorian aspects and such, but that doesn't make Boba a Mandalorian himself. Mandalorians have to follow a specific culture, creed, and code, with Boba Fett doesn't.
@@LuckyOwI777 he may not be "a mandalorian " to you. But hes the OG mando, without him mlst of the star wars universe wouldnt exist. Clone wars, the mandalorian, sabine in rebels. Get it? Hes mandalorian. Anyone who says other wise has no respect
Boba "you have a bounty?" Jedi "you don't want a bounty" Boba "I don't want a bounty" Jedi "you should fall into a sarlack pit and revaluate your life." Boba "I should fall into a sarlack and revaluate my life." I couldn't resist doing this.
I don’t think Boba cares about being a ‘true’ Mandalorian, BUT he definitely respects them and refuses to thieve from Mando even if the armor is demonstrably his
Deathwatch weren't considered "true" mandalorians yet we're watching a confirmed mandalorian, who was adopter by a splinter group from the not "true" mandalorian death watch, there's so many types of mandalorians it doesn't matter which code you follow, along as it is a mandalorian code, so boba fett is good enough imo
@@nameynamename3758 well then that brings up the clan of two argument, since din djarin and grogu can have a clan of two, the fetts could be the same, and therefore boba is following clan rules
Boba Fett is like a second or third generation Mandalorian-American. He doesn't speak the language, he's never been to the mother country, and never got circumcized --But he grew up with the food and understands the memes.
The Mandalorian: "Why? Why didn't you kill me. What is the real reason you let me live." Boba Fett: "...Your like me. An orphan thrusted into a situation that was completely out of your control. After all... you and I are quiet similar. Most of all... you have honor."
@NANI???? lat time i checket he didn`t had it on whole body, neck for exaple. Not to mention that thermal grenades would burn flesh and leave only beskar :p last but not least- slave I has enough fire power to do the job
because of the kid. Boba knows how it is when a father(figure) get s ripped away from some1. He wouldn t want to become the thing he swore to murder. (destroy)
@@Enigma75614 Then why didnt he kill it? He could ve assasinated both easily (with a sniper on his side) and snagged the armor but where s the point in that? Why do this when you could just walk up to the other mandalorian and talk? That s kinda what he did. Most mandalorians aren t known for their ruthless brutality, Most have honor and most some sort of codex (in jangos and bobas case it s bounty-hunting). Why kill a potential ally?
Unfortunately they killed the guys that fixed ig-11, and he pretty much effectively vaporized himself....but maybe another Droid replacement, maybe one from the driod liberation front....
Wasn't the reason he "ditched" his wife that he killed the man who raped her, which happened to be the police chief and was subsequently forced to flee off world?
i noticed how boba went out of his way to prove that the armor was his by showing that log thing when he could've easily just taken it and flown away on his ship.
Why do people think that Boba could have taken on a fully equipped and insanely skilled Mandalorian, without his armor and a staff? You're kidding right? Notice how Boba stepped back and asked him to calm down when he turned on his Beskar Wrist Rockets. More than likely he new Mando would not risk the kids life and would trade. But no way in hell would he have been able to fight Mando in that situation, with his armor and weapons it'd be a different story. But even then, Mando is very skilled as well.
@@ttv_mrjack6749 against boba not as skilled the armour brings mando to be able to fight toe to toe but as soon as boba got his gear its a wash and boba wins
@@austinbevis4266 That's actually a good point, however that fight did end in a stalemate when they talked it out. Mando did get his footing and would've beaten her in the end. She was also raised as a fighter since childhood, most likely far younger then even Mando was raised as a warrior. So it makes sense large strong women like her with skills could fight reasonably even. But boba had a stick, with distance, against an alert mando. Cara Dune surprised him and his guard was down as he did not expect or have reason to prepare for a conflict.
@@ttv_mrjack6749 i see what your getting at,but this is star wars,we don't know what would have happened,but sheer skill does not matter,boba had mando beat at that point,he had grogu as hostage,so even if mando was fully armoured up,and boba was a naked rat,he still won,and of course, after he got his armour,he did not have to show mando that he deserved the armour,he could have easily took him down,but he is a honourable man.
And we see right here the more honorable side of Boba that we caught bits of in the Clone Wars, but sadly never got to see it's full fruition in that unfinished story arc were he and his honorable Bounty Hunters fought Cad Bane and his dishonorable ones, which just makes me wish we got that arc in season 7 all the more.
@@gilbertgreen7418 While that is a good point, Boba is just a kid. I don't think anyone would at that age want to shoot someone in the head. But ponds being a clone helps that theory as well
Who are all also you, let’s not forget that Boba was with clones around his age to blend in also, he knows exactly how the clones feel because he is one of them, and hell, they would probably consider him a brother like they do with the other clones had he been more clear with his intentions
Technically, it wasn't free of charge. He asked for his armor back in return for din and grogu's safety. Boba got his armor, and now he has to hold his end of the deal
I think it’s a little more complicated then that because Din never agreed to the deal. I do however think Boba had Empathy for Din seeing him as a father like figure to Grogu and possibly knowing Din was taken in as an Orphan at a young age.
I agree, wouldn’t imagine they’d ruin his imagine after all these years. Being a younger person to the series and solely enjoying only grogu, I imagine the hate he’d get if he was on the opposing side. Worse case scenario he may let mando put him down in the end or something without resistance.
@@Atomic5295 don't doubt Disney they ruined Leia, Han, and Luke's image in the sequel trilogy by making them act completely opposite of how they actually would
I mean Boba Fett has never been a good guy, he was the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy that worked beside Darth Vader. He was always made out to be a bad guy in the original movies, if anything he seems like an anti-hero. I wouldn’t be surprised if he doesn’t end up being a hero with perfect morals like the show has set him up to be so far, that’s never been who he is.
I see Boba Fett having a code of honor. Hes seen as a villain in the original trilogy, but in reality, he was just doing a job. Boba Fett probably doesn’t kill unless he needs to defend himself or if it’s involving a bounty.
He was somewhat of a neutral character. His line of work saw him perform questionable actions, but he wasn't a sadist or psychopath, and he had a code of honour.
Mandalorian is considered 1 of two things. Culture, or birth. The "True Mandalorians" are almost 100% Born Mandalorian, from the first setlers of Mandalore and raised by their blood. The other sects "Death Watch etc" believe it was a culture and if you were raised with and adhered to their code then you were Mandalorian. Boba Fett does not fit any of these, he was not raised with Mandalorian Culture (there combat techniques, certainly) but he did not care to much about their cultural ways. The only real rules he followed were his fathers unique bounty hunter ones. His not a blood born Mandalorian, because Jango, his Clone Daddy was a Foundling (which the "True Mandalorians" did cont consider Mandalorian (see the clone wars when the leader of Mandalore says Jango is not Mandalorian, to Obi Wan *although keep his sects views in mind*). So to answer the question. "Is Boba Fett a Mandolorian". No he is not, he is trained with their techniques and has their armor. But is not a Mandalorian.
It's simple, Boba made a simple demand; return the armour and he'll guarantee the safety of the child. While he meant this as he himself won't harm the child, he made the mistake of wording it vaguely, and once he took the armour he was obligated to hold up his end of the bargain
@@themetalstickman no he didn't. Just watch the episode. They made a deal and Boba didn't hold up his end of it. Mandalorians don't break deals so that's why Boba is helping Mando retrieve the child. All this nonsense that Boba is a nice guy when literally like 20 minutes ago he threatened to kill the kid 😂
@@Sean-gi5vs dude he took the armor on his own after din denied him. It was not given over willingly until after he had showed him his family code embedded into the gauntlet. By that point he had saved dins life from the remaining storm troopers and technically didn't owe him anything more in exchange for the armor
you don't become the galaxy's best bounty hunter by not keeping your word. although I do expect him wanting to kill grogu in the end, when he finds out mando is taking him to the jedi. remember that jango was beheaded by one and that another one was partially responsible for him landing in the srlac in the first place. like all the bad things in his life were caused by jedi he would not want any part in the orders revival.
@@Crossbones6732 Its fine since we could still get that shootout in another way. It doesn’t have to be in the clone wars show. The sisters arc had to be put in though.
I feel like Boba Fett isnt been as bad as a guy like he was portrayed in the original trilogy, he’s honestly no different from Mando, just a simple man trying to make his way in the universe. I absolutely love the way they are building Boba Fett in this show, keeping him just as he was in the original trilogy. It’s perfect!
Did anyone else notice that Gideon's ship is not a stock Arquitens. It is way too big in general, has secondary engines, and the general shape is also to bulky. Standard Arquitens also did not have a hangar bay as the ships were too small. This means Gideon's ship is either very heavily modified or is an Arquitens Mk.II or III.
Probably a Mk. II model. It's size isn't that much different than the standard, as far as I observed, but it definitely had modifications to the underside to make enough room to have a small hangar like that. The engine array looked the same, in my opinion.
Also noticed the bolt that took out the Razor Crest was red not standard green that most imperial guns are, he probably modified the weaponry on it too
@@senatorluxbonteri6065 Yes. Since green bolts mean more heavily refined (and therefore more expensive) Tibanna, its possible Gideon's faction is semi-cash stripped because of all the R&D so they have to use red bolts instead of green.
I wonder if Moff Gideon will basically let Boba Fett on his cruiser as he would know that he worked a lot with the Empire and Boba's reputation is still around that I am guessing.
Fuck the kid, and fuck Boba 😭😭😭😭 the Razor Crest.... is gone, period, end of story... there’s no way to repair her this time and I wish I had died with her... I have a lego Star Wars Advent calendar and the Razor Crest was today... I built her with tears in my eyes, and pain in my heart..
This tragedy in the episodes name, "The Tragedy", doesn't refer to the destruction of the Razor Crest or the loss of Grogu. It refers to the loss of Grogu's innocence at the end of the episode where he was attacking and killing the stormtroopers and loosing his innocence
I felt like it was a “oh, my fault I kinda got your kid stolen and low key never made a deal with you but now I have my armor, so I’ll help you get your kid back as my part of the deal”
Nah Boba’s taken on Jedi, fellow Bounty Hunters, even Vader briefly in Legends. I think it was more he knew that Grogu may have seen Din as a father and having seen his own father literally cut down in front of him and knowing what that felt like, he didn’t want to put someone else through that. Plus, he likely knew weak points in Mando’s armor given that he wore something similar at one point and so knew how to fight another fully armored Mandalorian.
@@thijsb9953 I think it's more of the fact he didn't want to kill a fellow mando. This episode pretty much confirmed that jango was a foundling this making boba mandalorian by birth right. If Din who is part of a ultra conservative sect of the Mandalorians says that that that armor belongs to Fett by birthright then Boba is pretty much a Mando
Boba had no beef with Diin, all he knew was that Din was a Mandalorian and had acquired his armor off of someone who wasn't Mandalorian. He wasn't pissed at Din at all cus he knew he was simply doing as the Mandalorians do
Nah. Boba could easily take Din and kill him. You saw what Boba could do with just a staff. Din isn't all that good at hand to hand cqc. If Boba wanted to then he would have setup some type of trap to stun Mando and then stab or shoot him in between his armor plates. If not then he could just get in close and beat him to kingdom kong with his staff before killing him. But Boba respected Din and probably doesn't come across many Mandalorians. He sympathized with Mando when he had his armor as he understood he is also a lone mandalorian trying to make his way in the galaxy. He simply respected Din. Say it was anybody else, you know Boba would just beat or kill the person and take back his armor without a second thought.
Someone said that there’s a possibility for that and it’s that Temuera Morrison likely couldn’t get too skinny since he might play as Captain Rex in the show.
1: Cause its partially his fault the kid got captured 2: repaying for the armor 3: Because Boba Fett knew killing Mandolarion would not be easy considering he is, ya know a mandolarion with full beskar armor and shying birds equipped. You made it seem it would be easy, im not saying boba couldn't do it but I also believe he is smart. Dont take on an unnecessary fight specially with a mandolarion that skilled. Also we should consider the fact that Boba is a lot older while mandolarion is a lot younger, credit he does have Fennec. Its could really go either way (most likely mandos cause its his show).
Mando also brought up the point that he is in full beskar and as soon as he turned the Shying Birds on, Boba asked for him to calm down and talk about it. He easily could have killed them both, but almost definitely NOT before Fennec killed the kid. So it was like Boba new he would not risk the kids life to kill them, Boba did not get Fennec to Aim at Mando for a reason. He new his armour would protect him and he'd fuck them both up. Jet pack, blasters and full equipment was just to much for a Taskin geared Boba.
Keep in mind though, Boba IS the most dangerous man in the galaxy. It is said so many times and meant. He even once took on Vader, and I think he was bare handed (but I might be combining the Jango killing jedi story with the Boba fighting Vader story). Either way though, Boba IS the most skilled and dangerous man in the galaxy, and aside from people highly trained in the force or Han with his dumb luck, I don't really think it's fair to say that anyone could kill him, even Din with his beskar and shying birds That being said, I agree with you both that it was a tedious task that Boba didn't need to waste time or energy on, when he could just reason with Din
I love how Boba is Mandalorian again and I am so happy that him and Din got along. He is such an honorable man, I feel that Boba has changed and it’s not everyday you meet another Mandalorian. So I don’t think Boba is playing Din at all. But hey I have been wrong before 🙃
In the dark dsicipline book he could have left Ventress for dead but him and the other bounty hunters come back for her. and when ventress said that she wouldn't do it Boba said "I'm not you."
@@EliVonder She literally died a season ago and you want her to die again on the same episode she returned in. And she didn't even die a good guy. She died trying to betray Dyn.
@Adam and Eve You taking my statement literally is the only stupidity here. Until the newest episode, she was left for dead after being gunned down with no hints that she would return. Narrative-wise, she died in that episode. And was considered dead for over a year. The same way Palpatine was considered dead after Return of the Jedi before the sequel trilogy fucked up things.
@@Teknanam Yes it would've made it better if she died, injured or something. Stormtroopers actually trying would've been a improvement. She's expandable character. Didn't you just proof my point that when she "died", she was a bad guy and now that she's a good guy she's unkillable. Boring.
His reaction to Gideon's ship was interesting. Remember, the Empire at large found utilizing bounty hunters "below them". Only Vader saw their efficiency, encountering so many as a Jedi previously. There is a possibility many bounty hunters didn't like The Empire as well, but were ok taking their credits as long as they paid.
I think the point was more, "Why didn't they kill Grogu", as that was the whole reason he had the sniper on the hill. I think it would have been a difficult time "Killing mando" at all, considering he's in posession of full beskar and Boba wasn't at the time of the meeting.
This mando version of Star Wars feels like it’s for the kids who had prequels and animated 20 years ago ,adults now, and “real fans”, and it’s badass. The Disney trilogy is for 50 year old men who only saw the 3 first movies and prequel references
He didn't kill him because he retrieved his armour. He also seemed interested in Din since he is a Mandalorian. Boba saw Din as a father figure, you can see this change when Boba tries to negotiate with Din after Din got super defensive and angry when they threatened Grogu. This obviously reminded him of Jango.
I'm so happy with this episode! Mando forming his own rescuing baby yoda gang with Boba and some of the other great characters in the series, simply amazing, you love to see it
@Gr8Sc0tt cause Gideon is a jerk, it's personal to him, the main reason I'm suspicious is because they didn't blast boba's ship. So I imagine that Gideon has this convoluted plan to get revenge on Din.
Well it's a whole lot quicker than a blaster bolt that apparently leaves you dying for hours. Seriously, Rau had to have been there for hours before Fett found her.
@@WishGR4NTed don't care dude. The title of the video is a spoiler. The contents of the video is a spoiler. The comment section is filled with spoiler comments. You clicked on a spoiler video. You watched the contents of the spoiler video. You read the spoiler filled comment section. Then you engaged with the spoiler filled comment section, inviting spoiler filled responses. You only have yourself to blame. Not only do I feel no remorse, im actually amused given your comment about Jango not being a foundling is the exact thing proven to be false in this episode. You really shouldn't go into a spoiler filled comment section, read a comment from someone who has seen the episode, post something about Jango being a foundling, then post an argument that Jango isn't a foundling. This was all inevitable due to your very foolish decisions.
I love how Boba Fett is being depicted in the Mandalorian. Seeing him fly after the Dark Troopers in Slave 1, to save the child, gave me the chills. Badass Boba Fett, getting to be the good guy. Sweet!
people give Boba to little credit he's not a bad person he's a bounty hunter and works for the highest bidder but generally he's not a bad person he has a sense of honor that he follows
I think for a Boba Fett send off he will be the one to reclaim the Darksaber and rule Mandalore and the society for rest of his years ! This is the way
I don’t think boba could have killed Din, use your brain guys. Literally fennec couldn’t have shot grogu while meditating and din could have just used the whistling birds and clapped both of them in ten seconds, before boba got his armor.
@No U Wannabe Mandalorian? That doesn't matter. Boba is the most feared Bounty Hunter in the entire galaxy! He's a much better fighter then Din Djarin is. Boba's been trained long before Din has, Boba has more experience overall. Although I doubt Boba could have beaten him during the episode, considering the type of situation the three of them were in.
Fennec could have hurt Mando hard. Remember in the Gunslinger episode, fennecs rifle could break the beskar. "At that range, the beskar held up". All fennec needed to do was be closer or blast him from where she was positioned if Boba wished to kill Mando. Theres more to being skilled and fighting than just pure brawling
@No U Boba was trained his whole life. Din started his training at 9 or ten years of age. Don't get me wrong, I like Din Djarin but, he'd get his butt whooped.
Just a thought during the Mexican standoff in the episode. The force barrier would’ve protected Grogu from the sniper shot, so Boba had no bargaining chip at all.
Well, we saw it protected him from Din trying to push his way in. We have no way of knowing if a blaster bolt from a sniper rifle (which would have plenty more speed, force, and penetrating power) would be useless or not. And Din wasn't willing to take that chance.
The mandalorian outlined why I’ve always loved the suit about Boba the most, so many weapon gadgets=how many different ways he could kill you (aside from the Tusken Raider Gaffi Stick)
I was most surprised by how talkative he was. I expected a few words at most. As a big Boba fan, I’m very pleased with the complete character overhaul.
I kinda thought it would be like in the clone wars tv series where Boba met other cadets people like him and I always thought he did somewhat care even if only a little. When meeting Mando he saw a guy like him and possibly seeing him and Jangos relationship with Mando and Grogu.
I can think of a few reasons he didn't just off him... 1- He needed to know for certain he still had the armor with him or where it was if he didn't. 2- Boba is a man of business, he may not be loyal to any cause but his own, but that's the thing, he serves his own purpose with honor (so to speak). 3- Killing Din COULD be interpreted as an afront to any of the other surviving Mandalorians of hid creed, which would make Boba their enemy, and thus be quite a problem for him since that would mean they would be after him to kill him to reclaim his/his father's armor.
In "Star Wars science" yes, but scientifically that makes no sense, since all brain activity and nerve connection would be immediate cut off, it SHOULD feel like nothing, just perfectly healthy, then poof dead, but Star Wars always has to make stuff painful
It probably shouldn't, all your blood, vital organs and brain is gone at an instant. You may feel a slight flash of pain in the region it hit for an extremely short time but all the blood will be gone and nerves will be too.
@@baileymash There is a very real phenomenon called phantom pain that alot of amputees have, you may recognize the phrase from MGSV. I imagine it's something similar to that.
To add some context to the whole "failed marriage" bit:
When Fett and his wife Sintas moved to Concord Dawn as teenagers and he became a Journeyman Protector, he was taken under the wing of a superior officer named Lenovar. Everything was fine for a while and Sintas and Fett had a daughter. But then, after gaining their trust, Lenovar raped Sintas without Fett's knowledge. She kept it a secret from him fearing he would react rashly. However, about a year later, Fett found out anyway. He and Sintas got into a big fight about how she'd kept it a secret and then Fett stormed off and killed Lenovar. For killing his superior officer, Fett was thrown in jail for a while and then exiled. Rather than trying to take his family with him, he chose to just leave them behind rather than try to reconcile with them after everything that had happened.
Fascinatingly, the novels in which these happen also reference "The Last One Standing," an older EU short story that, among other things, recounts Fett's encounter with Leia when she's a prisoner in Jabba's Palace. She gets sent to his room as a "reward" and he reacts with unexpected kindness, giving her a blanket to cover herself and sitting in the corner of his room rather than on the bed to assure her he doesn't intend to assault her. He and Leia talk about morality for a bit and then start to argue about Han Solo and why Fett hates him so much. Fett says he hates him because he smuggles spice and when Leia keeps pressing him about why that's such a horrible crime in his eyes, he eventually gets angry and snaps at her, "If I had been
using spice tonight, Leia Organa, perhaps you would not be safe with me in this room."
When you put these two incidents together, it makes for an interesting implication: Lenovar, the man who raped Sintas, was a spice-user and possibly on spice when he raped her. Fett has sympathy for Leia in "The Last One Standing" because he has/had a loved one who was a rape survivor. And he hates Han because he hates the spice trade and Han is a spice smuggler he's never been able to stamp out.
That's... I understand why he's liked so much
He also helped Jaina do what needed to be done. Boba is awesome
He helped a child of Han's, so that's pretty cool.
all my homies love Boba Fett, thanks for the interesting lore that I was not aware of!
nerd
I think he didn’t kill mando because of the kid he knows what it is like to have a father figure be murdered and he knows how the kid would feel and he didn’t want that on another person
I really didn’t think about that but I’d thought he got humbled when eaten by the sarlac and lose his armor. He went home and rethink his life. Plus knowing he was mandalorian he would let him or prove that the armor was his.
thats what i was going to say
He didn’t have any beef with Mando and had no reason to start a fight. After becoming a Orphan and not fulfilling a his revenge against Mace Windu it probably took an emotional toll and didn’t want to do that to Grogu.
Professionals have Standards.
Idk about that I'm sure hes killed people who had kids before
1. It's not necessary.
2. He's a Mandalorian.
3. Why kill a potential future ally?
Just so you know, Boba Fett isn't a Mandalorian, only his father Jango was
@@LuckyOwI777 yup
@General Grievous ...no he wasn't being trained as a foundling, lol. He grew up on Kimono, and was never around Mandalorian culture, aside from his father. Yes, Jango defiantly taught Boba some Mandalorian aspects and such, but that doesn't make Boba a Mandalorian himself.
Mandalorians have to follow a specific culture, creed, and code, with Boba Fett doesn't.
@@LuckyOwI777 he may not be "a mandalorian " to you. But hes the OG mando, without him mlst of the star wars universe wouldnt exist. Clone wars, the mandalorian, sabine in rebels. Get it? Hes mandalorian. Anyone who says other wise has no respect
@@LuckyOwI777 but dispite that he veiws himself as a mandalorian no matter how hypacrical it might sound.
Being stuck in the Sarlacc pit and almost dying really got him to reevaluate his life.
No kidding, he was a prick at first
And apparently alot of pastries on Tatooine cuz Boba got fat
@@gaeb611 His dad was literally a contract killer. What do you expect?
‘I’m going to go home and rethink my life’
Boba "you have a bounty?"
Jedi "you don't want a bounty"
Boba "I don't want a bounty"
Jedi "you should fall into a sarlack pit and revaluate your life."
Boba "I should fall into a sarlack and revaluate my life."
I couldn't resist doing this.
At the end of the day, Boba was just a simple man just trying to make his way in the Galaxy.
Like his father before him.
In other words. A humble badass.
i loved that reference
Ehem mace windu needs to die because if palpatine can survive falling down a reactor shaft windu survived so boba fucking rip his head of
This episode made me have a fucking nerdgasm lol. I was punching the air in excitement
I don’t think Boba cares about being a ‘true’ Mandalorian, BUT he definitely respects them and refuses to thieve from Mando even if the armor is demonstrably his
Deathwatch weren't considered "true" mandalorians yet we're watching a confirmed mandalorian, who was adopter by a splinter group from the not "true" mandalorian death watch, there's so many types of mandalorians it doesn't matter which code you follow, along as it is a mandalorian code, so boba fett is good enough imo
@@sonicicecream8159 Well Boba flat out doesn't follow any Mandalorian code, he has his own, as a bounty hunter.
@@nameynamename3758 well then that brings up the clan of two argument, since din djarin and grogu can have a clan of two, the fetts could be the same, and therefore boba is following clan rules
@@sonicicecream8159 But he doesn't identity as a Mandalorian. He's not in a "clan", Jango was just acting as a father.
@@nameynamename3758 if given the option I think he’d take the title, just not the requirements
I can’t stop thinking about how Boba Fett pistol whipped a Stormtrooper lol
Fuck yeah
@Perc 99 - Topic - Gold. 🤣❤️
Or how fat he got
@@lordbread2083 nah he’s yoked
@Amber Hoke not really, it kinda breaks immersion when his gut is dropping under the armor.
Boba Fett is like a second or third generation Mandalorian-American. He doesn't speak the language, he's never been to the mother country, and never got circumcized --But he grew up with the food and understands the memes.
So true😂
No American needed
That was epic explanation lol
@@smilingassassin8229 he means like a cuban-american, except with mandalorian culture instead of cuban culture
American, Cuban? What? How? The actor himself isn't either of those. Lol he's Maori
The Mandalorian: "Why? Why didn't you kill me. What is the real reason you let me live."
Boba Fett: "...Your like me. An orphan thrusted into a situation that was completely out of your control. After all... you and I are quiet similar. Most of all... you have honor."
I read that in bobas voice
@pierce payumo - Chills.
@NANI???? Yes he can lol. Din even acknowledges it.
@NANI???? lat time i checket he didn`t had it on whole body, neck for exaple. Not to mention that thermal grenades would burn flesh and leave only beskar :p last but not least- slave I has enough fire power to do the job
@NANI???? That doesn't make him invincible. There is parts where he isn't covered in Beskar.
I think he didn’t kill him because then you don’t have a show.
You still do. From the mandalorian to Fett
because of the kid.
Boba knows how it is when a father(figure) get s ripped away from some1.
He wouldn t want to become the thing he swore to murder. (destroy)
@@seventyfour8256 He threatened to kill the kid.
@@Enigma75614 they were having a standoff then. It was a bargaining chip. They met as enemies and the waters needed to be cleared.
@@Enigma75614 Then why didnt he kill it?
He could ve assasinated both easily (with a sniper on his side) and snagged the armor but where s the point in that? Why do this when you could just walk up to the other mandalorian and talk? That s kinda what he did. Most mandalorians aren t known for their ruthless brutality, Most have honor and most some sort of codex (in jangos and bobas case it s bounty-hunting). Why kill a potential ally?
Mando's permanent team should be Boba, Cobb Vanth, Fennec, and a newly repaired IG-11.
...Fennec, not Krennick right?
My man krennick is dead
Unfortunately they killed the guys that fixed ig-11, and he pretty much effectively vaporized himself....but maybe another Droid replacement, maybe one from the driod liberation front....
@@overheadcastle1 Sorry about that it sounded like Krennick.
@@quetzelmedina3 that would be dope but... its not IG-11 unfortunately 😔
Boba Fett, the John Wick of the Star Wars universe
Boba Fett: Clint Eastwood
Din Djarin: Keanu Reeves
Jango: john wick
Boba: clint Eastwood
Din: Keanu Reeves
I feel like Mando is more like John Wick
He killed a Wookie... WITH BARE HANDS.
Boba Fatt
So, boba fett is basically the red hood of the star wars universe? Now that is awesome
In deed
Technically Boba came first, making Red Hood: the Boba of the DC universe.
@@Enigma75614 and both are equally awesome
@@Enigma75614 best comment I’m gonna say that on one of those new Batman red hood choice videos for memes
@@silascraven before you ask me I don’t really like them but the answer to your question is mrs voorhes
Wasn't the reason he "ditched" his wife that he killed the man who raped her, which happened to be the police chief and was subsequently forced to flee off world?
Yes.
Yep
yup!
That's some pretty important info to leave out 🤣
Yep, gotta love boba Fett
i noticed how boba went out of his way to prove that the armor was his by showing that log thing when he could've easily just taken it and flown away on his ship.
Why do people think that Boba could have taken on a fully equipped and insanely skilled Mandalorian, without his armor and a staff? You're kidding right? Notice how Boba stepped back and asked him to calm down when he turned on his Beskar Wrist Rockets.
More than likely he new Mando would not risk the kids life and would trade. But no way in hell would he have been able to fight Mando in that situation, with his armor and weapons it'd be a different story. But even then, Mando is very skilled as well.
@@ttv_mrjack6749 because mando got beat up by cara dune
@@ttv_mrjack6749 against boba not as skilled the armour brings mando to be able to fight toe to toe but as soon as boba got his gear its a wash and boba wins
@@austinbevis4266 That's actually a good point, however that fight did end in a stalemate when they talked it out. Mando did get his footing and would've beaten her in the end.
She was also raised as a fighter since childhood, most likely far younger then even Mando was raised as a warrior. So it makes sense large strong women like her with skills could fight reasonably even.
But boba had a stick, with distance, against an alert mando. Cara Dune surprised him and his guard was down as he did not expect or have reason to prepare for a conflict.
@@ttv_mrjack6749 i see what your getting at,but this is star wars,we don't know what would have happened,but sheer skill does not matter,boba had mando beat at that point,he had grogu as hostage,so even if mando was fully armoured up,and boba was a naked rat,he still won,and of course, after he got his armour,he did not have to show mando that he deserved the armour,he could have easily took him down,but he is a honourable man.
I'm glad they reinstated the Fetts has mandalorians, even if they are just foundlings a lot of legends for both can become canon or just mesh better
Having the archetype that all Mandolorians are inspired by, not actually be one himself, simply did not make sense from a narrative perspective.
They pretty much have the same story line. I wonder if they will give more info on jango's past. Like is Jaster still canon? Hope so
Maybe the idea of Foundlings was invented purposely to do just that...
Uh was foundlings in legends too not only cannon
@@yukikid2195 Jasters name is in the little Holo thingie Boba shows Din. His little wrist thingie
And we see right here the more honorable side of Boba that we caught bits of in the Clone Wars, but sadly never got to see it's full fruition in that unfinished story arc were he and his honorable Bounty Hunters fought Cad Bane and his dishonorable ones, which just makes me wish we got that arc in season 7 all the more.
Well said!
the Boba Fett/ Cad Bane arc would've been so much better than all the Martez sisters episodes
You gotta remember he's always had a soft spot for people like him. Like in The Clone wars, he found it wrong to kill other clones.
I mean he did take down a whole venator class star destroyer FULL of clones
True but the vast majority of the clones in the venator survived. Also when Aura sing tells him to kill ponds he can't go through with it
@@gilbertgreen7418 While that is a good point, Boba is just a kid. I don't think anyone would at that age want to shoot someone in the head. But ponds being a clone helps that theory as well
Imagine trying to kill someone with your own face and your father's face.
Who are all also you, let’s not forget that Boba was with clones around his age to blend in also, he knows exactly how the clones feel because he is one of them, and hell, they would probably consider him a brother like they do with the other clones had he been more clear with his intentions
All I can say is that Professionals have Standards.
He's a professional, not a psychopath.
@@Jtzkb be polite, be efficient
"Have a plan to kill everyone you meet."
@@geetslys ending card
Heavy for Smash Ultimate
Technically, it wasn't free of charge. He asked for his armor back in return for din and grogu's safety. Boba got his armor, and now he has to hold his end of the deal
I think it’s a little more complicated then that because Din never agreed to the deal. I do however think Boba had Empathy for Din seeing him as a father like figure to Grogu and possibly knowing Din was taken in as an Orphan at a young age.
@Xeta honestly ik how good boba is but cmon im sure Din Djarin would have tooken them both out if he had to simply because of his beskar armor
@Xeta You have a good point there but then again he could just use his whistling birds to take them both out
No intoxicants makes sense for a guy constantly engaged in combat and with lots of enemies.
Plagueis should’ve followed those guidelines
@@benkenobi8297 Really, though.
Bo Katan, older than Boba Fett, looks 20 years younger than him.
Tatoine suns and Sarlac will do that to you
Probably because the actor is a lot older /s
Think Dave forgot that little detail. Or Bo-Katan ages like Paul Rudd.
I think Tatoine ages people.
Spending time on Tattoine will do that to you, as will spending time in a Sarlacc pit.
I giggled like a child when I saw the Slave 1 appear and heard Boba Fett's voice.
I really hope they're not going with the route of Boba Fett having an alternative ulterior motif for saving Grogu.
I agree, wouldn’t imagine they’d ruin his imagine after all these years. Being a younger person to the series and solely enjoying only grogu, I imagine the hate he’d get if he was on the opposing side. Worse case scenario he may let mando put him down in the end or something without resistance.
@@Atomic5295 don't doubt Disney they ruined Leia, Han, and Luke's image in the sequel trilogy by making them act completely opposite of how they actually would
Fett isn’t the one I’m worried about lol. His lady friend on the other hand...
I mean Boba Fett has never been a good guy, he was the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy that worked beside Darth Vader. He was always made out to be a bad guy in the original movies, if anything he seems like an anti-hero. I wouldn’t be surprised if he doesn’t end up being a hero with perfect morals like the show has set him up to be so far, that’s never been who he is.
All that bounty hunting probably made him super rich. Now he’s just bored lol
@Gr8Sc0tt Yikes.
I see Boba Fett having a code of honor. Hes seen as a villain in the original trilogy, but in reality, he was just doing a job. Boba Fett probably doesn’t kill unless he needs to defend himself or if it’s involving a bounty.
He was somewhat of a neutral character. His line of work saw him perform questionable actions, but he wasn't a sadist or psychopath, and he had a code of honour.
He wasnt even working for Vader. He was working for Hutt, Vader was just a means to an end to get Solo
Dude seeing Temuera back on screen after all these years is like seeing an old friend that you lost contact with
I dont think boba likes people messing with little kids
“My friends locked on to that little companion of yours “
Love how Filoni basically indirectly confirmed that Boba is technically a Mandalorian wether or not he may want to be one
Or those hard ass fans that refuse to acknowledge that
Well he is a Mandalorian - from a certain point of view...
He is a mandalorian
Mandalorian is considered 1 of two things. Culture, or birth.
The "True Mandalorians" are almost 100% Born Mandalorian, from the first setlers of Mandalore and raised by their blood.
The other sects "Death Watch etc" believe it was a culture and if you were raised with and adhered to their code then you were Mandalorian.
Boba Fett does not fit any of these, he was not raised with Mandalorian Culture (there combat techniques, certainly) but he did not care to much about their cultural ways. The only real rules he followed were his fathers unique bounty hunter ones. His not a blood born Mandalorian, because Jango, his Clone Daddy was a Foundling (which the "True Mandalorians" did cont consider Mandalorian (see the clone wars when the leader of Mandalore says Jango is not Mandalorian, to Obi Wan *although keep his sects views in mind*).
So to answer the question. "Is Boba Fett a Mandolorian". No he is not, he is trained with their techniques and has their armor. But is not a Mandalorian.
He is simply from another Mandalorian faction. Boba Fett is the last of Jaster Mereel's tribe. The Clan of two has meet the Tribe of one.
If you read the Star Wars books about Boba Fett the dude is actually honorable and this wasn't overly surprising.
I knew he was somewhat honorable but even I have to say I'm wicked suprised he didn't open with beatin Din's ass.
It's simple, Boba made a simple demand; return the armour and he'll guarantee the safety of the child. While he meant this as he himself won't harm the child, he made the mistake of wording it vaguely, and once he took the armour he was obligated to hold up his end of the bargain
No, he chose to work for Din. Din considered the deal concluded, but Boba volunteered his services to retrieve Grogu.
@@themetalstickman no he didn't. Just watch the episode. They made a deal and Boba didn't hold up his end of it. Mandalorians don't break deals so that's why Boba is helping Mando retrieve the child. All this nonsense that Boba is a nice guy when literally like 20 minutes ago he threatened to kill the kid 😂
@@Sean-gi5vs well he was bargaining to get the armor
@@Sean-gi5vs dude he took the armor on his own after din denied him. It was not given over willingly until after he had showed him his family code embedded into the gauntlet. By that point he had saved dins life from the remaining storm troopers and technically didn't owe him anything more in exchange for the armor
you don't become the galaxy's best bounty hunter by not keeping your word.
although I do expect him wanting to kill grogu in the end, when he finds out mando is taking him to the jedi. remember that jango was beheaded by one and that another one was partially responsible for him landing in the srlac in the first place.
like all the bad things in his life were caused by jedi he would not want any part in the orders revival.
I REALLY wanna see that lost Clone Wars arc where he and Cad Bane have a shoot out
Instead we got the sisters Arc, ugh.
@@Crossbones6732 Its fine since we could still get that shootout in another way. It doesn’t have to be in the clone wars show.
The sisters arc had to be put in though.
@@Crossbones6732 Because Boba is not that relevant in The Clone Wars. Ahsoka is.
I feel like Boba Fett isnt been as bad as a guy like he was portrayed in the original trilogy, he’s honestly no different from Mando, just a simple man trying to make his way in the universe. I absolutely love the way they are building Boba Fett in this show, keeping him just as he was in the original trilogy. It’s perfect!
Did anyone else notice that Gideon's ship is not a stock Arquitens. It is way too big in general, has secondary engines, and the general shape is also to bulky. Standard Arquitens also did not have a hangar bay as the ships were too small. This means Gideon's ship is either very heavily modified or is an Arquitens Mk.II or III.
Probably a Mk. II model. It's size isn't that much different than the standard, as far as I observed, but it definitely had modifications to the underside to make enough room to have a small hangar like that. The engine array looked the same, in my opinion.
Also noticed the bolt that took out the Razor Crest was red not standard green that most imperial guns are, he probably modified the weaponry on it too
@@senatorluxbonteri6065 Yes. Since green bolts mean more heavily refined (and therefore more expensive) Tibanna, its possible Gideon's faction is semi-cash stripped because of all the R&D so they have to use red bolts instead of green.
@@ozaru90 The engine array is the same except there are multiple secondary thrusters in-between the main ones.
Last time i was this early both fetts had their heads
This series is single handedly saving Star Wars. Can we all just act from here on as if the Rey trilogy didn't exist now?
Please.
Wait, there's another trilogy?
@@mrl501 good man
The what trilogy?
Whose trilogy?
Boba Fett is a good Christian boy who abstains from sex outside of marriage
You would know
@@someone-pz4dg damm I think you just killed it
Yeah he had a very zealous Christian like attitude back in old continuity.
@@sharkquisha3407 he sounds like warrior stoic.
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That's... oddly specific.
That really hurt when the beautiful razor crest was blown to bits..
Boba should have his own show
He was going to have the film bit then Solo failed.
It nice to have Ming.
They should but not made by Disney
The Mandalorian II
We all thought The Mandalorian was gonna be Boba's
Let’s put it this way...Boba Fett is so badass, his son was AQUAMAN.
Lmao Aquaman is not canon is star war that is intresting thou
@@sebastiannguyen8269 this was a joke
@@thegrimreaper9462 please r/woosh me thanks
@@sebastiannguyen8269 r/woosh
@@thegrimreaper9462 thank you
I think because his father was killed and he was alone he identifies with Gorgu and does not want the same for him.
I wonder if Moff Gideon will basically let Boba Fett on his cruiser as he would know that he worked a lot with the Empire and Boba's reputation is still around that I am guessing.
Moff Gideon also values his own life so I do not think he'd want to. Boba has a reputation for a reason.
I want to see a manipulative side to Moff Gideon, where he gets Boba back on the Empire's side
Boba's Wife Sintas Vel has a much much more darker story in Legends as well as why Boba was kicked off Concord Dawn
Pro: Bobas back with Slave I
Con: Child and Razor Crest gone
Pros outweigh cons
Pro: Boba is going to help Din get Grogu back.
Pro, maybe the mandolorian will get a new ship
Fuck the kid, and fuck Boba 😭😭😭😭 the Razor Crest.... is gone, period, end of story... there’s no way to repair her this time and I wish I had died with her... I have a lego Star Wars Advent calendar and the Razor Crest was today... I built her with tears in my eyes, and pain in my heart..
With how often the Crest was getting damaged in previous episodes, I’m surprised no one saw its destruction coming.
Con: rifle and hover pod gone
This tragedy in the episodes name, "The Tragedy", doesn't refer to the destruction of the Razor Crest or the loss of Grogu. It refers to the loss of Grogu's innocence at the end of the episode where he was attacking and killing the stormtroopers and loosing his innocence
There needs to be a back story with Jango show ASAP
Star wars: bounty hunter video game.
This was a crazy episode 🔥 Gro gu just bullying those stormtroopers 🤣
I felt like it was a “oh, my fault I kinda got your kid stolen and low key never made a deal with you but now I have my armor, so I’ll help you get your kid back as my part of the deal”
I have seen it but why do you post spoilers in the titles on the day of release?
@@smexyjabba5346 because it's annoying
@@smexyjabba5346 because if my favourite character comes back I want to be able to find out myself and be shocked, not just already know
He spoiled it for me too
@@smexyjabba5346 Wow, you really missed the point he was making huh.
@@smexyjabba5346 Why are you brain dead?
1:00 bro your into is so nostalgic, i remember playing the original battlefront and vibing to that loading screen
I thought he didn't kill him because Mando looked like a tough fighter and it was easier to negotiate than take him on.
Nah Boba’s taken on Jedi, fellow Bounty Hunters, even Vader briefly in Legends. I think it was more he knew that Grogu may have seen Din as a father and having seen his own father literally cut down in front of him and knowing what that felt like, he didn’t want to put someone else through that. Plus, he likely knew weak points in Mando’s armor given that he wore something similar at one point and so knew how to fight another fully armored Mandalorian.
Bobos has probably killed hundreds of men. Dont you think many of those would be fathers to. Dont think hes got an isue with killing parents
@@thijsb9953 I think it's more of the fact he didn't want to kill a fellow mando. This episode pretty much confirmed that jango was a foundling this making boba mandalorian by birth right. If Din who is part of a ultra conservative sect of the Mandalorians says that that that armor belongs to Fett by birthright then Boba is pretty much a Mando
Boba had no beef with Diin, all he knew was that Din was a Mandalorian and had acquired his armor off of someone who wasn't Mandalorian. He wasn't pissed at Din at all cus he knew he was simply doing as the Mandalorians do
Nah. Boba could easily take Din and kill him. You saw what Boba could do with just a staff. Din isn't all that good at hand to hand cqc. If Boba wanted to then he would have setup some type of trap to stun Mando and then stab or shoot him in between his armor plates. If not then he could just get in close and beat him to kingdom kong with his staff before killing him. But Boba respected Din and probably doesn't come across many Mandalorians. He sympathized with Mando when he had his armor as he understood he is also a lone mandalorian trying to make his way in the galaxy. He simply respected Din. Say it was anybody else, you know Boba would just beat or kill the person and take back his armor without a second thought.
Boba fett looks quite thick in that suit now
EXTRA THICC
Chonky
Boba fatt
Boba Fatt
Someone said that there’s a possibility for that and it’s that Temuera Morrison likely couldn’t get too skinny since he might play as Captain Rex in the show.
1: Cause its partially his fault the kid got captured
2: repaying for the armor
3: Because Boba Fett knew killing Mandolarion would not be easy considering he is, ya know a mandolarion with full beskar armor and shying birds equipped.
You made it seem it would be easy, im not saying boba couldn't do it but I also believe he is smart. Dont take on an unnecessary fight specially with a mandolarion that skilled. Also we should consider the fact that Boba is a lot older while mandolarion is a lot younger, credit he does have Fennec. Its could really go either way (most likely mandos cause its his show).
Mando also brought up the point that he is in full beskar and as soon as he turned the Shying Birds on, Boba asked for him to calm down and talk about it. He easily could have killed them both, but almost definitely NOT before Fennec killed the kid. So it was like Boba new he would not risk the kids life to kill them, Boba did not get Fennec to Aim at Mando for a reason. He new his armour would protect him and he'd fuck them both up. Jet pack, blasters and full equipment was just to much for a Taskin geared Boba.
Keep in mind though, Boba IS the most dangerous man in the galaxy. It is said so many times and meant. He even once took on Vader, and I think he was bare handed (but I might be combining the Jango killing jedi story with the Boba fighting Vader story). Either way though, Boba IS the most skilled and dangerous man in the galaxy, and aside from people highly trained in the force or Han with his dumb luck, I don't really think it's fair to say that anyone could kill him, even Din with his beskar and shying birds
That being said, I agree with you both that it was a tedious task that Boba didn't need to waste time or energy on, when he could just reason with Din
Best part of Boba Fett Coming back, he has more then 5 lines and he actually shows off his badass skills.
I love how Boba is Mandalorian again and I am so happy that him and Din got along. He is such an honorable man, I feel that Boba has changed and it’s not everyday you meet another Mandalorian. So I don’t think Boba is playing Din at all. But hey I have been wrong before 🙃
In the dark dsicipline book he could have left Ventress for dead but him and the other bounty hunters come back for her. and when ventress said that she wouldn't do it Boba said "I'm not you."
Why didn't the stormtroopers kill the girl when they surrounded her and she had just killed most of their unit?
@Clavicus Vile they asked her to surrender. Didn't make sense at all. Makes the fight scenes boring if nothing can't happen to the good guys.
@@EliVonder
She literally died a season ago and you want her to die again on the same episode she returned in. And she didn't even die a good guy. She died trying to betray Dyn.
@Adam and Eve
You taking my statement literally is the only stupidity here. Until the newest episode, she was left for dead after being gunned down with no hints that she would return. Narrative-wise, she died in that episode. And was considered dead for over a year. The same way Palpatine was considered dead after Return of the Jedi before the sequel trilogy fucked up things.
@@Teknanam Yes it would've made it better if she died, injured or something. Stormtroopers actually trying would've been a improvement. She's expandable character. Didn't you just proof my point that when she "died", she was a bad guy and now that she's a good guy she's unkillable. Boring.
@@EliVonder i mean boba did walk up to her body in season one so it did foreshadow that
He's not a simple man, he's a simple clone with some inhuman strength as we just saw 😌
He wasn't being paid to kill him.
Don't get in to fights to the death when you don't have to. No matter how great your advantage, there's always a chance you will lose.
His reaction to Gideon's ship was interesting. Remember, the Empire at large found utilizing bounty hunters "below them". Only Vader saw their efficiency, encountering so many as a Jedi previously. There is a possibility many bounty hunters didn't like The Empire as well, but were ok taking their credits as long as they paid.
Definitely been training hard on Tatooine cuz if he fought like that in ROTJ Luke would not have stood a chance
Well he was drunk, movie limitations at the time, and han solo kinda lucked his way into taking him out when he was blind.
@@stevenchisari9564 was he actually drunk? That's hilarious, I thought it was just a robot chicken sketch 😂
@@stevenchisari9564 I hope he was drunk(or high in spice) for real. That's the only explanation for how awful he was in that fight.
Luke never really did stand a chance if it wasn't for blind han he'd be dead
@@Cerebral2ssasin yup, he was tipsy i believe
I think the point was more, "Why didn't they kill Grogu", as that was the whole reason he had the sniper on the hill. I think it would have been a difficult time "Killing mando" at all, considering he's in posession of full beskar and Boba wasn't at the time of the meeting.
Well he also watched him kill a krait dragon and he didnt have his armor so i mean, might be playing it safe.
This mando version of Star Wars feels like it’s for the kids who had prequels and animated 20 years ago ,adults now, and “real fans”, and it’s badass. The Disney trilogy is for 50 year old men who only saw the 3 first movies and prequel references
He didn't kill him because he retrieved his armour. He also seemed interested in Din since he is a Mandalorian. Boba saw Din as a father figure, you can see this change when Boba tries to negotiate with Din after Din got super defensive and angry when they threatened Grogu. This obviously reminded him of Jango.
@NANI???? he could have used Fennec to kill or at least seriously injure Din
@NANI???? But even Mando admitted that Fennecs rifle could pierce beskar
Good that you put spoilers on both the title and the thumbnail
THEN start of with ‘spoiler alert’
My guess at the time was that he saw Din kill a Krayt Dragon and respected him too much to kill him
I love how they finally made use of his knee-pad dart launchers
no one is talking about boba going to get the milk and ditching his wife!
What's even more sad is that he never met his daughter ever again, but at least he tried to form a better family relationship with his granddaughter.
Would be nice to canonize the whole family, I’d love to see Boba teach his granddaughter Mirta Gev.
@@vashythewabbit8288 he did in bloodties (a legends book) she hated him tho
He’s a simple man, just trying to make his way through the universe
I'm so happy with this episode! Mando forming his own rescuing baby yoda gang with Boba and some of the other great characters in the series, simply amazing, you love to see it
The pessimist in me believes that Boba is contracted to bring both the child and Din to Gideon. I fear a double cross in the future.
I hope so.
@Gr8Sc0tt cause Gideon is a jerk, it's personal to him, the main reason I'm suspicious is because they didn't blast boba's ship. So I imagine that Gideon has this convoluted plan to get revenge on Din.
Thank you very much for this great spoiler thumbnail! Don't even have dubbing yet for my country but already know the plot!
I though getting killed by a disruptor weapon was very painful.
Well it's a whole lot quicker than a blaster bolt that apparently leaves you dying for hours. Seriously, Rau had to have been there for hours before Fett found her.
Boba quoted his dad from Episode 2. Such a great callback
I feel like Mando reminds Boba of Jango as well. They were both foundlings and Mando's beskar resembles Jango's silver armor.
@@WishGR4NTed yes he was. It was confirmed in the episode. Din reads the gene coding thing Boba shows him and says Jango was a foundling.
@@WishGR4NTed lol. Complaining about spoilers but watching this spoiler filled video and reading the comments? I feel zero remorse.
@@WishGR4NTed don't care dude. The title of the video is a spoiler. The contents of the video is a spoiler. The comment section is filled with spoiler comments.
You clicked on a spoiler video. You watched the contents of the spoiler video. You read the spoiler filled comment section. Then you engaged with the spoiler filled comment section, inviting spoiler filled responses.
You only have yourself to blame.
Not only do I feel no remorse, im actually amused given your comment about Jango not being a foundling is the exact thing proven to be false in this episode.
You really shouldn't go into a spoiler filled comment section, read a comment from someone who has seen the episode, post something about Jango being a foundling, then post an argument that Jango isn't a foundling.
This was all inevitable due to your very foolish decisions.
“You have done that yourself!”
I love how Boba Fett is being depicted in the Mandalorian. Seeing him fly after the Dark Troopers in Slave 1, to save the child, gave me the chills. Badass Boba Fett, getting to be the good guy. Sweet!
people give Boba to little credit he's not a bad person he's a bounty hunter and works for the highest bidder but generally he's not a bad person he has a sense of honor that he follows
Can I just say that I love how your videos start with the battlefront 1 galaxy map loading. Such nostalgia.
I just assumed it was because he was also mandalorian and both men would be men of honor
I didn’t expect your intro and it just brought back nostalgia and made me sub
To me, Boba is a mandalorian by blood, and Mando is a mandalorian by creed.
Ya know i had always wondered what that melee weapon the sand people used was good for then bobba gave us a more than generous demo
I think for a Boba Fett send off he will be the one to reclaim the Darksaber and rule Mandalore and the society for rest of his years ! This is the way
*This is the way.*
Han Solo already had a big bounty on him from the Hutts in ESB, working for Vader was just a bonus on top of the bounty for Solo.
I don’t think boba could have killed Din, use your brain guys. Literally fennec couldn’t have shot grogu while meditating and din could have just used the whistling birds and clapped both of them in ten seconds, before boba got his armor.
@No U Wannabe Mandalorian? That doesn't matter. Boba is the most feared Bounty Hunter in the entire galaxy! He's a much better fighter then Din Djarin is. Boba's been trained long before Din has, Boba has more experience overall. Although I doubt Boba could have beaten him during the episode, considering the type of situation the three of them were in.
Fennec could have hurt Mando hard. Remember in the Gunslinger episode, fennecs rifle could break the beskar. "At that range, the beskar held up". All fennec needed to do was be closer or blast him from where she was positioned if Boba wished to kill Mando. Theres more to being skilled and fighting than just pure brawling
@No U you know very little of Boba if you think Din could "whoop him" even with them both in Mandalorian armour.
@No U Boba was trained his whole life. Din started his training at 9 or ten years of age. Don't get me wrong, I like Din Djarin but, he'd get his butt whooped.
@@crowwithinternetservice In the situation they were in boba would have got killed. Whistling birds and boba had no armor
boba also never ran spice, mad respect for that too as it’s further proof of his moral code
When din forgets his jetpack🥴
Just a thought during the Mexican standoff in the episode. The force barrier would’ve protected Grogu from the sniper shot, so Boba had no bargaining chip at all.
Well, we saw it protected him from Din trying to push his way in. We have no way of knowing if a blaster bolt from a sniper rifle (which would have plenty more speed, force, and penetrating power) would be useless or not. And Din wasn't willing to take that chance.
Boba fett didn't kill him because of Jango's code and because he also was a Mando which was confirmed in the episode.
No, "his father worked for the Mandalorians and was rewarded with the armour"
@@brendanrobertson5966 But Mando outright says that Jango was a Foundling like him?
The mandalorian outlined why I’ve always loved the suit about Boba the most, so many weapon gadgets=how many different ways he could kill you (aside from the Tusken Raider Gaffi Stick)
I mean in legends the dude trains Luke's and Han's kids
I was most surprised by how talkative he was. I expected a few words at most. As a big Boba fan, I’m very pleased with the complete character overhaul.
*spoiler warning* it says, "Why Didn't Boba Fett Just Kill The Mandalorian" the title says lmao
Boba was also a believer in law and order. He saw the Rebellion as anarchists. As Jango said "Not much money in anarchy."
Come on man, could you at least not put spoilers in the title...
I don’t have disney plus so I am glad stuff like this exists
Lol goofy should have watch the episode first then go on TH-cam
@General Grievous you're at least under the age of 18
@@ObiCentral And you're definitely under the age of 12
@General Grievous both you children sit down and do your hw
I kinda thought it would be like in the clone wars tv series where Boba met other cadets people like him and I always thought he did somewhat care even if only a little. When meeting Mando he saw a guy like him and possibly seeing him and Jangos relationship with Mando and Grogu.
The Senate commanded Boba not to.
I can think of a few reasons he didn't just off him...
1- He needed to know for certain he still had the armor with him or where it was if he didn't.
2- Boba is a man of business, he may not be loyal to any cause but his own, but that's the thing, he serves his own purpose with honor (so to speak).
3- Killing Din COULD be interpreted as an afront to any of the other surviving Mandalorians of hid creed, which would make Boba their enemy, and thus be quite a problem for him since that would mean they would be after him to kill him to reclaim his/his father's armor.
Aren’t his disintegration guns extremely painful or am I trippin
In "Star Wars science" yes, but scientifically that makes no sense, since all brain activity and nerve connection would be immediate cut off, it SHOULD feel like nothing, just perfectly healthy, then poof dead, but Star Wars always has to make stuff painful
It probably shouldn't, all your blood, vital organs and brain is gone at an instant. You may feel a slight flash of pain in the region it hit for an extremely short time but all the blood will be gone and nerves will be too.
Not for long.
@@baileymash There is a very real phenomenon called phantom pain that alot of amputees have, you may recognize the phrase from MGSV. I imagine it's something similar to that.
That’s for putting the spoiler in the god dam title. Really appreciate it.