In the season finale battle, when his side is losing, he returns to Jabba's palace, only to reappear riding the Rancor...which ends up wrecking the town. Did he forget that also back at Jabba's palace was Slave 1??? You know, that heavily armoured spaceship, bristling with lasers and a variety of other weapons! Ridiculous show.
@@johnnyboy2k If the rancor messed up the village, imagine what the Slave 1 would have done! He wouldv'e just destroyed the whole village with his ship. The season finally was actually pretty solid imho.
@@DelGTAGrndrs He spoke up against Vader and still Vader showed him respect. Vader told him specifically to not disintegrate somebody and he was the only of the five bounty hunters to get the job done perfectly. Its not much, but it implied that he is good at what he does and a badass.
@@DelGTAGrndrsthis is why comics and games are great. That version of Boba feels like the one from the movies but expanded. Also RIP Book of Boba Fett, you will not be missed.
Honestly I thought the fight scenes were okay at worst, and decent at best. It's really the pacing and the story where I thought TBOBF felt lacking. A simple throwaway dialogue, with Fennec, like: "Despite my armor, the Sarlacc's digestive acid still managed to damage my DNA." "Will you ever be back to your old self?" "I don't know. Probably never." With some visual indicator (maybe a red light bar on his gauntlets), could go a long way in explaining why he's badass in one moment, and needs assistance in another.
Vid length sums it up 7:17 of fighting in a whole series about the character and that includes his fighting in The Mandalorian. Disney needed to do the character justice. BOBF series 2 (if it happens) needs to tell us tales of epic bounty hunting, not sorting disputes over moisture farming. Disney also needs to realise that anti hero main characters are possible. Disney could never give us a Darth Vader series because main characters must be “goodies”.
Funny cause in the canon video game Jedi Survivor Boba does this to a female bounty hunter and they get fucking tweeted across the ground. So this makes zero sense
One thing that would really have helped both establish Fett's badassery and the mutual respect between him and the Tusken would've been if he after getting defeated in an "honest" fight by the Tusken weapon master, had then won by fighting dirty, e.g. headbutting him or something. That would have put them on equal footing and showed that, yeah, he's willing to learn, but he's also at a whole other level when it comes to combat experience.
The biggest problem with the Book of Boba Fett is that they already had made the Mandalorian. Boba and Din are, in reality, the same character, and because of that, they tried to give Boba Fett something different to do. But the whole crime lord thing wasn't handled well at all and made Boba look like an idiot who can't fight.
Die Fehler ja Flo und so beim kämpfen seien die echte Zukunft ist fast tabu dem verkehrten.namen zu sagen aber auch lieb ja und nett und freundlich ,weil so hieß ich ich lange adoni
I didn't like the sequel movies (but also didn't like the prequels) but I've been enjoying most star wars stuff that came out since Disney took over. Solo was enjoyable, the mandalorians has been amazing and the book of boba fett kinda cancelled the whole ruining lucas did to the character by making him a serious bad ass again. This boba fett from the show ic an picture being the same person as the one in bespin. But the camel looking kid in the prequel not so much.
So him being an identical copy of one of the most dangerous men in the galaxy makes him bad, but sitting in a bacta tank or standing somewhere with his helmet off while his sidekicks do what he should be doing is good? Do you hate Boba?
