The Book of Boba Fett

Harshaw said:

There is a huge difference between a character that was just introduced on the Mandalorian and a character that has decades of comic backstory in Agatha Harkness.

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i'm only referring to TV show stuff. Mandolorian has been around for 3 years. dunno how many comic books were written about him, but he is a new creation. so was Cara Dune and she was slated for her own TV show in the Space Rangers. i dont think its a coincidence all this stuff is based on Tattooine. i also dont think space mechanic lady is getting her own show. but there is nothing preventing her from one. there is no qualification she needs to meet to have one. i mean other than fans enjoying her appearances. and so, TV exec says" hey why not lets give her her own show. " nobody gives one fuck about about Agatha, but she has her own show.

This episode was awesome. How are the making Boba so lame but Mando so awesome.

Did Temeura have explosive diarrhea the week they needed to film this episode?

The shade that the Armorer is throwing at Bo Katan is palpable.

Qhue said:

The shade that the Armorer is throwing at Bo Katan is palpable.

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The Armorer just told Mando he isnt a Mando anymore after just rejoining them and offering a likely priceless spear to be melted down. she is a hardcore cultist.

Was that something Anakin flew or just a random Naboo ship?

I do agree that basically a Mando episode you can’t go wrong with. It’s smart really, keeps people excited for a season 3

Chukzombi said:

The Armorer just told Mando he isnt a Mando anymore after just rejoining them and offering a likely priceless spear to be melted down. she is a hardcore cultist.

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The clan they are in is also a more extremist group than the already extremist Death Watch they came from. Lol

Cybsled said:

Was that something Anakin flew or just a random Naboo ship?

I do agree that basically a Mando episode you can’t go wrong with. It’s smart really, keeps people excited for a season 3

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It is the same class of starfighter that kid Anakin flew at the battle of Naboo in Ep. 1.

Chukzombi said:

The Armorer just told Mando he isnt a Mando anymore after just rejoining them and offering a likely priceless spear to be melted down. she is a hardcore cultist.

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She's an awesome character. Mysterious and ominous like Bob Fett was in the movies.

This episode is just a big "oof" when Im craving to watch more Mandalorian in an episode of Boba Fett.

I'm still thinking that whole scene with the weapons being stored for travel is more meaningful and is going to play a part later on. I also liked that once the ship was built, it had the muscle car sounds/vibe going, was a nice touch.

Fucker said:

She's an awesome character. Mysterious and ominous like Bob Fett was in the movies.

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would make for an interesting scene between her and Bo Katan

Did they name the ringworld they were on?

phisey said:

Did they name the ringworld they were on?

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-Edited link out, didnt have any real information in it-
Apparently, the more I search - the less people know? "Larry Niven's" works is all I keep seeing.

"Niven's Ringworld is massive: it's an object that traces a planet's orbital path, like a thin ribbon around a light bulb. Put a spin on it, and the interior side of the ring has enough gravity to hold in an atmosphere"

Daidraco said:

I'm still thinking that whole scene with the weapons being stored for travel is more meaningful and is going to play a part later on.

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Not sure I follow... Didn't he get his weapons back when he got to Tatooine?

Bryce Dallas Howard redeemed herself for the shitty pleb village Mando episode with this one. Pretty fucking great. The ring city and transport ships looked fucking great. New CGI with that classic Star Wars old timey feel to them. Better than anything the movies have done in the last 20 years in just one episode.

Daidraco said:

-Edited link out, didnt have any real information in it-
Apparently, the more I search - the less people know? "Larry Niven's" works is all I keep seeing.

"Niven's Ringworld is massive: it's an object that traces a planet's orbital path, like a thin ribbon around a light bulb. Put a spin on it, and the interior side of the ring has enough gravity to hold in an atmosphere"

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I was curious if it's a new location or something that already existed in canon from Clone Wars or Rebels or some other part of Filoniverse.

The Mandalorian capital that was destroyed in the episode was the first time it was showed in live action but apparently figured prominently in CW and Rebels.

phisey said:

I was curious if it's a new location or something that already existed in canon from Clone Wars or Rebels or some other part of Filoniverse.

The Mandalorian capital that was destroyed in the episode was the first time it was showed in live action but apparently figured prominently in CW and Rebels.

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Yeah, the Mandalorians destroyed their planet through countless civil wars. That was the only city left on the planet as far as we know.

Harshaw said:

Yeah, the Mandalorians destroyed their planet through countless civil wars. That was the only city left on the planet as far as we know.

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Yeah so I'm curious if that ringworld was named on the script or in subtitles or something.

I remember back when Rogue One's script was leaked and everyone thought the "Ring of Kafrene" was gonna be a ringworld but it just ended up being an asteroid.

Loftish said:

Not sure I follow... Didn't he get his weapons back when he got to Tatooine?

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A lot of emphasis was put on the drop off and the pick up of Mando's weapons. Im just shooting from the hip, but Im theorizing that the saber was swapped out for a fake since we never saw it used again in the rest of the episode. We just came off a big build up of the blades lore, Paz Vizsla wanting the blade, and then the removal of Mando's title and ties. The only people that knew about him leaving at that point and time and where he was going was his prior crew, and I wouldnt put it past Paz Vizsla to swipe it back even after losing since its his family blade and he feels entitled to it. Ignoring all that was said about obtaining the blade outside of battle, securing the omen/curse further. I mean, didnt the duel at the end of the lore bomb on the saber just feel like a build up to something greater?

Of course, it could just be nothing and that scene just "seemed" over emphasized. But I'm not buying it, not until I see that the blade and all of Mando's weapons are working.