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But why not? The Jawas had the armor neatly stored. To me it looked like it had been like that for a while. So u blow a hole in a Sarlacc, crawl out, losing armor along the way, you're all burnt up from stomach acid and teeth, takes a while to heal, you need to provide for shelter and food and all that, you wander around a lot - Jawas are long gone. If you even knew they had the armor - how?

So how do you know Cobb even had the armor? For how long?

Not getting why this is a script issue here, *realistically*.

Cobb Vanth had been a marshall cleaning up the area for at least a little while. He had garnered a reputation.

Boba Fett tracked quarry when there was no such thing (in any SW medium I'm aware of - films, books, comics, etc.) as a tracking fob that locates based on DNA. So this is a guy who knew how to track and find whatever he wanted to. A bounty hunter who can make a living tracking across an entire galaxy is someone who shouldn't have any problem getting information he needs to find the location of whatever he's looking for.

And yet again, I'll point out that he had access to his ship. It's hard for me to believe that he wouldn't know where to go for the right leads. He would've spent plenty of time on Tatooine because Jabba was a source of requesting his services. He had obvious encounters with at least one Tusken (hence the rifle and gaffi stick). He had knowledge about procuring resources to get Fennec healed up with cybernetics. This is not a dude who is going to be clueless. Especially if he's been wandering that familiar planet (with his ship available to him) for any length of time stretching beyond just days or weeks.

This is a guy who wore braided Wookie scalps over his shoulder as trophies. So being ruthless in getting what he wants shouldn't be a problem either.
 
If you can, get vitamin D on its own too. Taking 10,000 IU (maybe even more) should be safe as a daily upper limit. Those multivitamins usually have 1,000 IU per tablet. And I wouldn't take ten of those a day for obvious reasons. But the multi is good since it'll have zinc as well. Fingers crossed, bud.



:rotfl That's just brutal. :lol



Oh sure, I agree that normies don't give a rip, or even give it a second thought. But there are enough examples in this show that point to targeting the hardcore nerds as well. To me, that makes Boba's line an unfortunate oversight.



I will just repeat: access to Slave I. :lol Even if he didn't have a function on that ship to locate his armor, he's got a ship and enough savvy to be capable of tracking Mando all the way from the Outer Rim to the Core Worlds (without being noticed). I just don't think he was helpless in any way whatsoever with long-range rifle, melee weapon, scanning systems on Slave I, knowledge of where to get what he needs throughout the galaxy.

The wandering nomad who rescues a wounded warrior is a cool concept, but I'm never going to be able to square that with the Fett from ESB. But yeah, that's only because I'm a SW nerd for whom connecting dots is an unavoidable reality. :)

That’s ok Ducky just said ESB Fett was just a dude hanging out with his buds lol
 
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What was so badass about Fett in ESB? He did nothing but stand around. His reputation is based off of Vader hiring him, along with others, nothing more.



Indisputable Fett Rankings

1. EU Fett

2. Mando Fett

3. AOTC Fett

4. Clone Wars Fett

5. ESB Fett

6. ROTJ Fett


This quote here makes me realize just how wrong you always are when it comes to SW :lol :lol


Anyways..


ESB Fett.

MFer just did not give a ****. With his non special edition voice he sounded like a bad ass.. Did what the Empire / Vader could not do by catching our Rebel heros, freaking tolled Vader what was what, not once but twice.. And not just Any Vader.. The Freaking ESB Vader. Looks at Lando like he's saying Tuff **** when Han is being tortured, He picked up on Luke pulling a blaster from his belt.. Some think its R2... Nope watch the film.. Luke pulls his blaster and Fett turns his head.

All those little things that let you know he was a bad ass.


Man Ducky if you dont get why Fett is a fan Fav from Empire then you should just take your PT toys and go home.


Unless of course you are trolling and I just got sucked in.. I wonder if that is the case since you put AOTC Fett above Empire Fett.

If that the Case you should just take you PT toys and go home. :lol :lol
 
That?s ok Ducky just said ESB was just a dude hanging out with his buds lol

Ah well, I wear my label of "OT Elitist" proudly. And if it was an actual club, I'd belong to the chapter of fans who always saw ESB Fett as worthy of more stories because what little we saw was enough to know that this guy Vader hired was worthy of respect.
 
Ah well, I wear my label of "OT Elitist" proudly. And if it was an actual club, I'd belong to the chapter of fans who always saw ESB Fett as worthy of more stories because what little we saw was enough to know that this guy Vader hired was worthy of respect.

Yeah I am starting to see the label of OT elitist as a complement. :)
 
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Ah well, I wear my label of "OT Elitist" proudly. And if it was an actual club, I'd belong to the chapter of fans who always saw ESB Fett as worthy of more stories because what little we saw was enough to know that this guy Vader hired was worthy of respect.

If it was an actual club, regardless of when it was created we'd still be arguing about the the secret pass phrase and handshake lol.

Of course the headaches would be worth it just so we could tell Ducky he doesn't meet the membership qualifications. :nana:
 
If it was an actual club, regardless of when it was created we'd still be arguing about the the secret pass phrase and handshake lol.

Of course the headaches would be worth it just so we could tell Ducky he doesn't meet the membership qualifications. :nana:


He failed the test when he Ranked AOTC Fett above Empire Fett :lol
 
If it was an actual club, regardless of when it was created we'd still be arguing about the the secret pass phrase and handshake lol.

Of course the headaches would be worth it just so we could tell Ducky he doesn't meet the membership qualifications. :nana:

Membership qualifications would be to show your AARP card :lol
 
:lol :lol :lol

That pic just destroyed Fett's entire mythos.

Looks more like someone I might see walking around SDCC

He is wearing the armor over a bathrobe! You try putting on something form fitting over top a robe! Oh why oh why didn't the Jawas salvage the flight suit! :rotfl
 
Fett got really discombobulated in that pit my man was wandering the desert like a lost puppy I think C3PO did more to help himself in ANH desert after landing in the escape pod than post sarlaac Fett lol

:lol :lol

I will just repeat: access to Slave I. :lol Even if he didn't have a function on that ship to locate his armor, he's got a ship and enough savvy to be capable of tracking Mando all the way from the Outer Rim to the Core Worlds (without being noticed). I just don't think he was helpless in any way whatsoever with long-range rifle, melee weapon, scanning systems on Slave I, knowledge of where to get what he needs throughout the galaxy.

The wandering nomad who rescues a wounded warrior is a cool concept, but I'm never going to be able to square that with the Fett from ESB. But yeah, that's only because I'm a SW nerd for whom connecting dots is an unavoidable reality. :)

Explaining why he didn't get his armor is a stretch for sure. I mean random Cyclops dudes on the other side of the galaxy knew that Cobb had the armor for crying out loud so I just have to assume that like jye said in his hilarious post above Fett must have just been *really* out of it after coming out of the Sarlacc. In fact I hope that if they explain it at all they go with full on amnesia with his memory/identity only coming back when he sees someone wearing Mandalorian armor speeding by at the end of Season 2 Episode 1.

Even that begs the question as to what his intentions were with reviving what's her name if he *didn't* know who he was or where his armor was so it might just be one of those things best left unexplained. :huh

One thing I *did* really like about this latest episode is that they brought back ESB Fett's almost uncanny foresight. I guess they could just say that Ming Na Wen's character still had a tracking fob locked on to Grogu but I really like that they had Fett locate Mando *before* Gideon and *without* any tracking devices. That to me harkens back to his ESB self where he just did the math as to what Grogu was capable of and where someone looking for answers might take him. I'd love to picture him just staking out the planet from orbit with a powered down Slave I and then lighting up his engines once Mando entered the atmosphere.
 
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Cobb Vanth had been a marshall cleaning up the area for at least a little while. He had garnered a reputation.

Boba Fett tracked quarry when there was no such thing (in any SW medium I'm aware of - films, books, comics, etc.) as a tracking fob that locates based on DNA. So this is a guy who knew how to track and find whatever he wanted to. A bounty hunter who can make a living tracking across an entire galaxy is someone who shouldn't have any problem getting information he needs to find the location of whatever he's looking for.

And yet again, I'll point out that he had access to his ship. It's hard for me to believe that he wouldn't know where to go for the right leads. He would've spent plenty of time on Tatooine because Jabba was a source of requesting his services. He had obvious encounters with at least one Tusken (hence the rifle and gaffi stick). He had knowledge about procuring resources to get Fennec healed up with cybernetics. This is not a dude who is going to be clueless. Especially if he's been wandering that familiar planet (with his ship available to him) for any length of time stretching beyond just days or weeks.

This is a guy who wore braided Wookie scalps over his shoulder as trophies. So being ruthless in getting what he wants shouldn't be a problem either.

True.

But IMO it doesn't take into account the mess a Sarlacc gut might have made of you:horror. So, OK, there's the bacta spray/solution. Even then, Boba's face looks messed up. I'd assume the rest of him looks the same - scars, burn scars. So that's time the Jawas find the armor, and trundle away.

So Boba's got the ship, and his skill set, but u have a set of armor at minimum is deep inside a pretty big vehicle, and there's plenty electronic chatter to derail even the most sophisticated scanning. Dunno but maybe event the Jawas have some sort of anti-scanning re the vehicle. Also there's probably more than one clan of Jawas trundling around Tatooine - they are like fleas, or something. Lots of them.

There's more time gone dealing with Fennec. And yeah, Vanth has a reputation, but it's probably pretty local. So Boba's in the area - but unlike Din D'jarin, does he sit down and chat with them? So that leaves hanging around a suspicious small backwater town, maybe. More time gone.
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Since there are not a lot of (any) specific time details - how long did it take a wounded Boba needed to crawl from a pit (he more or less describes himself as one of the wretched, cast aside), heal, and start tracking? - I'm not seeing an issue here.

If anything, *realistically* - this is a guy that survived a Sarlacc and survived a brutal aftermath is incredible - e.g. did he get help? Doesn't sound like it. Sounds more like he crawled to his ship - maybe - and had to treat himself (kind of like Din D'jarin did, but obviously 100X worse). Crawled or stumbled across &^%$ sand, and deserts get freezing at night. For miles. Maybe it took more than one day. Maybe with your own tissues hanging off you from acid burns. Oh, yeah, a lot of minerals have a salt compound. That must have been fun, getting that into open wounds.

Then there's the Empire collapse and everything goes to *&^$, on Tatooine as well. For all we know, Boba had to fight off desert raiders and scavengers, more than once. Tusken Raiders, too.

We also don't know how long Vanth was in the desert (days?). We can assume Vanth cleaned the town out pretty fast, but this town sounds like a blip anyway. So it'd take a while for ANY news of this armored sheriff to filter anywhere. The Mechanic sez "it's there, or at least it used to be". We're not talking a major settlement here. It's some Tatooine backwater.

I just don't see anything ruining Boba's mythology, *realistically*. Unless it's intolerable re the lore (dunno) that this guy 1) could be badly, badly hurt and battle back and 2) that the guy might have some sense of honor, instead of just shooting Din D'jarin and going FU, I got mine.
Especially when by default, the man's had several years, at least, to be alone with his thoughts. NOT hunting bounties. His armor matters, tho, after all that time. Why? Technically speaking, he doesn't need it to survive. But it matters to him, either as a point of honor or because it was his father's.

For me, a one-note character isn't very interesting, after a while. U know what they are going to do, EVERY TIME. Instead looks like Boba is gonna be a kind of anti-hero instead of a (apparently) a stone cold sociopath or victim of child abuse who is still getting even. (And can't comment about any book/comic portrayals).

It may not be what long-term Boba fans want, but IMO it's an effective portrayal.
 
if you dont get why Fett is a fan Fav from Empire then you should just take your PT toys and go home.

I know right. :lol

Everything about ESB Fett with the original voice just oozed a menacing confidence. It was clear through every interaction that he had with Vader that he knew that he was either too valuable to ever be killed (or even screwed over) by Vader OR he had full confidence that he could *take* Vader!

Lando twice tried to appeal to Vader's sense of honor and failed. Fett just flat out said what are you gonna do to make ME happy and Vader, *ESB Vader*, went out of his way to keep the bounty hunter appeased.
 
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Explaining why he didn't get his armor is a stretch for sure. I mean random Cyclops dudes on the other side of the galaxy knew that Cobb had the armor for crying out loud so I just have to assume that like jye said in his hilarious post above Fett must have just been *really* out of it after coming out of the Sarlacc. In fact I hope that if they explain it at all they go with full on amnesia with his memory/identity only coming back when he sees someone wearing Mandalorian armor speeding by at the end of Season 2 Episode 1.

Even that begs the question as to what his intentions were with reviving what's her name if he *didn't* know who he was or wear his armor was so it might just be one of those things best left unexplained. :huh

One thing I *did* really like about this latest episode is that they brought back ESB Fett's almost uncanny foresight. I guess they could just say that Ming Na Wen's character still had a tracking fob locked on to Grogu but I really like that they had Fett locate Mando *before* Gideon and *without* any tracking devices. That to me harkens back to his ESB self where he just did the math as to what Grogu was capable of and where someone looking for answers might take him. I'd love to picture him just staking out the planet from orbit with a powered down Slave I and then lighting up his engines once Mando entered the atmosphere.

I know us original OT folks will hem and haw about how awesome original ESB Fett was until Ducky ends up in doomcock psychiatric ward but like you have posted a few times already especially during repeat viewings that there is still fun to be had.

I?m just sitting back relaxing and going to enjoy me some Boba Porkins.
 
I know right. :lol

Everything about ESB Fett with the original voice just oozed a menacing confidence. It was clear through every interaction that he had with Vader that he knew that he was either too valuable to ever be killed (or even screwed over) by Vader OR he had full confidence that he could *take* Vader!

Lando twice tried to appeal to Vader's sense of honor and failed. Fett just flat out said what are you gonna do to make ME happy and Vader, *ESB Vader*, went out of his way to keep the bounty hunter appeased.


Yeah I don’t get why that is so difficult to comprehend for some.
 
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