Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi: Boba Fett (Jeremy Bulloch)

@ratimir - some nice points there.

Well at any rate, as I said, growing up I never thought Fett was anything terribly special. It took the books and comics I read and, of course, the comments of other fans to let me know that he was supposed to be cool.

"Cool" is very subjective, y'know, and where most people see a coolly menacing, mysterious guy, others, such as myself, just see some dude in clunky armor and a jetpack.

As for Darth Maul, I think it's a little unfair to criticize him for not being as popular as Fett thus far. Fett's been around since the 1980s (sooner, in fact, if you count the Holiday Special), meanwhile even though it's over six years later, Maul is still relatively new. Give him time, and he'll become more popular as time goes on (more popular than he is now, I mean, not more popular than Fett).



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I guess the lesson we can all learn from Fett's demise is that even the best can slip up and/or become unlucky and get killed in ridiculous ways.




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Fuck No. Fett's dead. the spin-offs, while declared "canon," are absolute SHIT.

Gregson, do you think that a hyper-deadly Mando is just going to sit quietly and get digested? Of course, he's only got Mandalorian armor that will at least temporarily protect him from the acid, a rather big blaster rifle, a huge missile launcher on his back, gauntlets that hide a variety of blades, blasters, daggers, and poison darts, and a massive flame thrower; plus, he's deadly enough to have earned the respect of Vader himself.Oh yeah, you're right, he really is dead.

actually following the star wars universe it says that boba fett escaped by blasting through the sarlaccs stomach