He’s also the source of the clones that made up the Republic’s army during the Clone Wars. Stream your Star Wars favorites right here!īut Jango Fett has a much more important role in the Star Wars universe than as Boba’s dad or the guy who tried to have Padme Amidala killed in Episode II. Like his son before him, Jango Fett only has a few scenes in the Prequel Trilogy, just long enough for a duel with Obi-Wan Kenobi, a chase sequence through an asteroid field, and his decapitation at the hands of Mace Windu. Fans’ ears likely perked up when Boba referenced his father Jango Fett, who was first introduced in Attack of the Clones. While we don’t learn anything about what Boba Fett has been up to for the past five years, or why he spent so much time on Tatooine despite clearly having access to Slave I, Mando does learn more about Boba’s Mandalorian roots. Fortunately, he turns out to be a friend to Mando by the end of the episode and vows to help him save Grogu from the Empire. Despite being a bit older and left heavily scarred from his time in the sarlacc pit, Boba Fett has lost none of his skill, as that platoon of stormtroopers quickly learns. This Star Wars: The Mandalorian article contains spoilers.īoba Fett is officially back, armor and all, in Chapter 14 of The Mandalorian, “The Tragedy.” It’s an action-packed return for the beloved bounty hunter too, as we watch him take down stormtroopers with all of his high-tech weapons as well as a Gaderffii stick most often used by Tusken Raiders.
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