The Book Of Boba Fett (December 2021)

[TaliBane]

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[greygoose]

 

[abake]

I don't know if this has been touched upon, but there's something bugging me about the Mod-Squad...

Although limb replacement seemed to be a readily available technology in the SW universe, it didn't quite strike me as an easy, every-day type of procedure. Anakin, and later Vader, seemed to be uncomfortable with his robotic limbs, to the point of having them taken off while in the Bacta Tank, as shown in RO, but Luke didn't seem to be the worse for wear with his new hand. Probably a better/newer technology? At any rate, it strikes me as very odd that some street urchins can (apparently) easily acquire such enhancements and are not inconvenienced in the slightest by them, especially in such a backwater of the Galaxy as Tattoine is supposed to be...

Does anybody else feel they take away from the trauma and -to a certain extent- horror of Anakin/Vader's experience ("he's more machine now than man"), and the dark foreboding for Luke? Turning cybernetic limbs into a commonality instead of a life-saving necessity? It seems a bit too cyber-punk and just doesn't seem to fit so well in the SW universe...

 

[Khev]

I don't know if this has been touched upon, but there's something bugging me about the Mod-Squad...

Although limb replacement seemed to be a readily available technology in the SW universe, it didn't quite strike me as an easy, every-day type of procedure. Anakin, and later Vader, seemed to be uncomfortable with his robotic limbs, to the point of having them taken off while in the Bacta Tank, as shown in RO, but Luke didn't seem to be the worse for wear with his new hand. Probably a better/newer technology? At any rate, it strikes me as very odd that some street urchins can (apparently) easily acquire such enhancements and are not inconvenienced in the slightest by them, especially in such a backwater of the Galaxy as Tattoine is supposed to be...

Does anybody else feel they take away from the trauma and -to a certain extent- horror of Anakin/Vader's experience ("he's more machine now than man"), and the dark foreboding for Luke? Turning cybernetic limbs into a commonality instead of a life-saving necessity? It seems a bit too cyber-punk and just doesn't seem to fit so well in the SW universe...

That's why Fett naturally assumed that the kid with the eye would be self-conscious about it.

Next week will show a flashback of the Tuskens giving him his portable prosthetic stomach kit in case he comes across anyone recently shot in the desert, lol.

 

[Dave_W]

HT when?

 

[jye4ever]

I’m going to get sick.

 

[chrisstbh]

HT when?

The girl is the only one out of that gang that I’d say felt Star Warsy

 

[greygoose]

The girl is the only one out of that gang that I’d say felt Star Warsy

The guy's holding a Star Warsy gun.

 

[Asta]

The girl is the only one out of that gang that I’d say felt Star Warsy

In the movie Prospect she was dressed like an extra from the Mos Eisley cantina.

She also had a run with Din Djarin...

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

That's why Fett naturally assumed that the kid with the eye would be self-conscious about it.

Next week will show a flashback of the Tuskens giving him his portable prosthetic stomach kit in case he comes across a hot piece of Asian *** recently shot in the desert, lol.

fixed.

 

[Khev]

HT when?

 

[Dave_W]

In the movie Prospect she was dressed like an extra from the Mos Eisley cantina.

She also had a run with Din Djarin...

Is that before or after she teamed up with Buckaroo Ones-eye?

 

[chrisstbh]

The guy's holding a Star Warsy gun.

Is that a luger with one of those curly telephone cords?

 

[Dave_W]

The guy's holding a Star Warsy gun.

"It's not a gun. It's a broomhandle Mauser!"

 

[Bravomite]

But why do these younger female characters in Disney Star Wars always have to be petite, brunette, white brits (Rey Skypatine, Jyn, Qi'ra and now Vespa girl. Every show or movie that get's a whiff of Kathy's involvement always ends up with a character like this in it ... it's almost as if ... no I'm sure it's just coincidence. We are going to run out of available British actresses to fit this mold after Kenobi, Mando season 3 (KK meddling), Bo Katarn, High Republic diversity show and Ashoka.

 

[Khev]

The black guy looks decent but he seems like he'd be more at home on Cloud City with the way he's dressed and the fact that he wouldn't be the only one with cybernetic enhancements (Lobot.)

 

[ScoutingForToys]

People on FB and Reddit are bafflingly forgiving of whats going on. I mean, what?

FB especially has the usual little dweebs with their #1 false equivalency: any statement along the lines of Ok hol' up a minnit, what the EFF is this issue right here, who did this, this is bull***! = SAD AND TOXIC FANS WHO CANNOT BE PLEASED.

Wrong-ola. Its that we love this subject matter and rn, my boy is being severely disrespected by this show.

Perhaps it will become clearer to them when whatever is about to happen to Vader actually happens. Because its coming, 100%.

Saw a comment on YouTube from someone who likes BoBF more than The Mandalorian because "(BoBF) has more focus and a better story"
Now everyone is entitled to their opinions but crikey, that's a special opinion.
Reading this stuff... I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

 

[greygoose]

The guy's holding a Star Warsy gun.

Should have put a with this comment too. Costume looks crap.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

He's like a lame Morpheus. Dorkpheus.

 

[Khev]

"Rey Skypatine," lol.