Jango's armor and undersuit were gray and blue = Mourning a lost love / Reliability. Boba's old armor is a combination of green, with red around the visor, waist, and forearms, and the gold marks, kneepads, and shoulder armor, with a gray undersuit, and a white shirt under the torso armor = Duty / Honoring a parent / Vengeance / Mourning a lost love / A new start. Boba's new armor is a combination of green, with red around the visor and the marks now red, and the gold shoulder armor, with a black undersuit = Duty / Honoring a parent / Vengeance / Justice. The fact that he still wears the gold shoulder armor shows that, no, he is not done, and likely never will be, with his desire for vengeance. However, the change of the marks on the helmet from gold to red shows that he no longer kills to avenge his father, but rather he is trying to live up to his father's moral code as a bounty hunter.
@@rsigaming8990 white = a new start, creating a name for himself as a bounty hunter black = justice, he is likely going to going to be a bit more picky when it comes to which bounties he will take, being more lawful
he would have red marks every where lol EDIT mind u fair point thinkin bout it that does make more sense as 2 what they r, but I'm still pretty sure he'd have a higher k/d ratio lol (more disintegrations) than that???????? how many stripes r there????🤔 come on some1s out there's I counted u know who u r?! lol so lets say there's 20 that isn't unrealistic so thats what id put my money on they mean
Hes not grown as a standard clone with the rapid growth/ genetic traits isolated, he was actually genetically modified to not exactly be a "clone" but more so genetically similar to Jango
@@jay14n Hes a clone without the quick aging. The idea was to make him as close to Jango as possible. He wanted a son in that sence. So while a Clone he differs from the Clones in the army but is identical to his father.
@@lothean2099 as far as him in empire strikes back, it lines up, becuse in starwars rebals, Rex and the other 3 look much older then boba in the madilorian
I believe Jango/ Bobas armor is Beskar because in the uncut fight scene of Jango and Mace, we see Mace hit Jangos armor a couple times which is why he went for the decapitation.
But tht doesn't explain why the dent after fighting Obi Wan on Kamino is there. Beskar is dummy strong. I doubt Slave 1 cargo door could do tht. And in the scene he doesn't hit tht hard but hard enough.
Interesting. I always assumed the marks were how many jedi/people he had captured or killed. WIth incorporating the colors we realize that before he was Orange/yellow AND Red. I wonder what, exactly, changing the color of his kills represent and why they different. Maybe the helmet was honoring his father by following in his footsteps, so red? Which possibly means that he was wearing the uniform to honor his father and *maybe* his general attempts to be a useuful bounty hunter......but before his captures and kills were for himself........i.e. he was got some sort of emotional pleasure or satisfaction from it. He is basically acknowledging that These people are dead/captured cause I wanted them to be so MORE than he wanted to honor his father. However older Bobaet has changed makes them red, because his perspective has changed. He no longer has personal pleasure/satisfaction for those kills but doing it still honored his father because bounty hunting was his fathers job. Thoughts?
It could be that. But, you could also argue him having red around his T visor was his way of honoring his father and that the red marks on the side are just for show. Also him giving the T visor a fresh coat was a reminder of why he took up this profession. To honor his father and follow in his footsteps.
By the way, the stripes turn from yellow to a reddish brown in Return of the Jedi as well. Boba Fett's colours changed a decent amount from Empire to Jedi. Even his gauntlets went from green to that same reddish brown
I just assumed he didn’t have that color and settled for red. Then in his frustration of looking for the right color he realized that particular color skyrocketed in price due to the black market. Then Boba decided to go to the source to take care of certain colors being cornered and took out and took the place of Bib.
Boba Fett is my favorite character. I almost screamed when his armor first appeared in the Mandalorian chapter 9. The Book of Boba Fett is going to be a different Boba than we are used to. I think it will follow some of Legends, while making its own path.
My favorite dark side is maul, light Obi-Wan, bounty hunter boba. Boba is the "coolest" character imo, but he isn't very fleshed out and given depth and isn't shown very much. But maybe that will change when his show comes out.
I would say that it is Gold, not Orange, and that the lack of Yellow in the colour choices may reflect real-world heraldry practices, in which there is no Yellow per se, with all yellowish colours considered to be Gold. The meaning of the Gold markings makes more sense to Boba's character than Orange as well.
You mean his Jango’s blasters? I’m pretty sure he did, I think he had them while he was working with Audra Sing to kill Mace Windu. Try looking for that scene where Boba pointed a blaster at Plo Koon
Yeah I’m the clone wars series he had them while working with aura and later when ventress becomes a bounty hunter but after that we never see them again
@@nicroe8633 the reason he stopped using his father’s blasters is probably the same reason why he painted his father’s armor, to build up his own reputation. When he wears the silver and blue armor of his father’s, he is not recognized as Boba Fett, but rather as Jango Fett, and as much Boba loves his fathers, he hates any reminders that he is a clone. Also, any failures he made wearing his father’s colors, he is ruining his father’s reputation. So he painted his armor to give himself his own distinct look
Funny how Luke turned up to pick up Grogu with Boba hanging around not too far away with no challenge or confrontation inspite of their past history together. Funny how Boba has changed so much physically and Luke barely at all over the time that has past.
I thought the same thing. If this was once the basic plot of the cancelled Boba Fett movie, this would have been a perfect basis for a Fett movie and a character arc. Meeting Luke and finding new respect for each other would have knocked this out of the park. But instead, they don’t know what to do with Fett and Din Djarin is a bounty hunter who’s never heard of Fett and even has a custom carbon freezer on his ship. But never heard of Fett. Remember looking forward to that finale and thinking Fett would get some amazing action scenes? But instead, he just ducks out to go promote his own show, but they definitely didn’t want him crossing paths with Luke without something amazing transpiring from it.
I wish I wasn't colour blind because I can hardly see them at all. It affects around 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 females. Filoni didn't think about that did he.
Those marks on his helmet. Should also be Talley's of kills. When I served in the Middle East I was a sniper. I used to put Tally's like that over my bunk to count how many people shots I took.
His main colours were Green(Amour), White(Under Armor) and Gold/Orange (Shoulder plates+ Helmet markings) meaning Duty, a new start and vengance/a lust for life. Now it's Green(Amour), Black(Under Armor), Red(Helmet markings) and Orange (Shoulder plates) meaning Duty, justice, honoring a parent and a lust for life. Imagine that. First wanting a new start and wanting to live to carry out a duty of vengance. Then he changes to someone who wants to live to carry out a duty of justice to honor his father.
This is false. Boba didn’t change it during the Mandalorian, it was already red by then. In the Mandalorian he just gave it a new coat of paint. It was red in Return of the Jedi. If you pause before he is knocked into the Sarlacc pit, you can see it clear as day, red stripes, not yellow.
@@danimal097521 JoBlo dot com's Dec 18 article about the Book Of Boba Fett has a pretty good still from RoTJ. First two stripes are dark orange and the rest are red.
I just want to know where Boba keeps getting the missiles for his jet pack. Seems like a one and done type of thing but after he fires it, it's replaced in the very next scene he's in. I suppose I can buy that he has a stock pile on his ship, but that doesn't explain how what's his name fired it against that sand monster and it was replaced before the armor was handed back to Boba.
Well here is something really mind blowing.. Before Disney retconned so much crap the shape of the helmet is based on the real Mandalorian race's face and the helmets are meant to make the humanoids who joined later on after their home world was destroyed to somewhat resemble them.... Yeah Disney essentially negated a massive chunk of lore and an entire species and war to make them human.
@@kalskirata42 exactly. Also if remember correctly Sabine gets hit twice in the helmet in Season 2 episode 2 and nothing happens to her armour because its pure beskar that have been in her family for many years
The burden of vengeance against the galaxy to be carried on the shoulders of a true warrior of the Six Pillars, and solid kneecaps to carry you across the stars for your adventures
Or maybe whoever in the costume department decided it would just be easier going forward, to cover up the old damaged paint job that was inconsistent with a more damaged version of the ROTJ armour, and replacing the yellow stripes with red had about as much to do with lore as the inconsistencies between ESB and ROTJ versions of the costume, which made more sense from a production standpoint based on the respective settings he appears in. They’re completely different paint jobs, but the ROTJ version is a more dusty, drab version that doesn’t have the meticulous layers of yellow paint beneath green, or all the more defined metallic wear on the edges, not to mention the wrist gauntlets and jet pack that matched the colour scheme that kids knew from the toy. I don’t buy for a second that TV Fett changed the colour of his helmet stripes to reveal some non-canon colour code. They didn’t even bother to show him as a bounty hunter. He’s just a chauffeur that becomes a crime lord in under a minute, and he’s going to look real silly in his armour, on that throne, playing Godfather.
I once had a boba fett action figure that was supposed to be from the sarlac pitt scene, I remember repainting the red markings orange because most pictures you seen had orange markings
"Why do you keep saying 'i-ren'?" -Larry King to Norm McDonald But seriously, are you making the same joke, or have have you never heard another human being say that word?
Those immediately reminded me of the Corellian Bloodstripes (the ones Han wore on his pants) which had a meaning in Legends at least. Might be something similar to that, especially as we dont see many Mandos walking around with a symbol like that
Lol that's orange. The stripes always matched the shades of his shoulder armor and kneepads. I think you're reading waaaaay too much into a slight color variation because of darker environments.
Hopefully they’re going to all those little tidbits in the book of Boba Fett explain more about the things on his armor and other Mandalorians armor. Thanks for the video.👍🏾✌🏾💯
Dude....lol his armor is old and faded in the OG trilogy....the green he repainted it with isn't the same green either and with your logic, he changed that too...idt he changed anything rather this repainted look is how its supposed to look brand new..in og trilogy the paint job is old and faded af. There's no way to actually tell what the Og paintjob would look brand new..so I'm taking this repainted mando look and considering it as what its always supposed to have looked like.
The thing I LOVED the most about the Mandalorian was that they brought the Arquitans Light Cruiser into live action. That is by far one of my favorite ships from Star Wars lore. I loved how they showed how the docking / launch bay works because that was never well covered by any of the animated series or games. It is by far one of the most well rounded capital ships from Starwars. Not to big, not to small, has a small compliment of fighters / docking bay, has plenty of fire power, is fast, capable and is often overlooked. A half dozen of these ships could take on most anything if lead by a great commander. I hope to see Bo Catan put this modified Arquitans to good use and kick some butt!
Even though this may be too deep a thought, I think it might reflect a bit of Jango's teachings of Young Boba and would be expandable in Cannon. For a Clone Trooper to reach "maturity" was about 9-10 years, which is about how old Boba (a non-altered Clone) was in age at the start of the Clone Wars. While Jango is Boba's 'father' ("Don't you mean Donor" -Bo-Katan), Jango himself was a foundling and taught Boba the best he could which may have included stories of his growing-up/youth. This would include the interactions with the True Mandalorians & the Mandalorian Civil War, as Boba was also referred to as "Jaster's Legacy." As Jaster may have been Jango's mentor/sponsor within the True Mandalorians, though the cell/tribe that Jaster was personally leading were also Jango's parental figures (akin to aunts/uncles). While not active in the Mandalorian sector, Jango may have heard of the rise/rumor of the new Death Watch organization & may have assumed that they had some connection to the OG. He would want 'vengeance' against that group for the clan/family members he lost because of & may have instilled that into Bobo (grandparents & Jaster might be represented by 3 of those stripes). The death of Jango by Mace may be another, yet that would only account for four(4) strips - I believe the others may be the "aunts/uncles" & any "siblings" from the Fett farm &/or the True Mandalorians. As Jaster (& assumed those others of the True Mandalorians, including Jango) may have wanted a "better world" & with Death Watch is "dead" again; it is time to fulfill that Duty (green armor) while Honoring the memory of mentors/parents (gold to red strips) and vision (Jango & Jaster via the red bracket/trim of the visor) in the process. Lust for life (yellow/orange of shoulders) & honoring the Way (res mythasaur skull sigil) as the path forward. Though that might be reading too much into the symbolism.
I won't question your comic lore knowledge, but it's too bad you didn't bother rewatching RotJ before this video. In that film, Boba's armor is a bit different than in ESB. On Cloud City, Boba's wrist gauntlets are green like the rest of his armor and those helmet stripes were yellowish. On Tatooine, the former were painted that dull red and those stripes were (drumroll please) RED. So maybe Boba was in the middle of giving his armor a new paint job before being rudely interrupted by that Sarlacc Pit and was just picking up from where he left off once he got it back in the Mandalorian? 🤓
At 33:46 in the Disney+ edition (Special Edition), or thereabouts, you can clearly see the reddish orange stripes on the helmet, being darker than the green in the light
@@sampsonlll1825 Proof marks are done by shooting the armor with a heavy calibur to make a dent. I guess din didn't do that proofing. Probably used a beskar bullet.
Every time Boba takes near lethal damage, his damage meter shows it. It started full green, he nearly died and it turned yellow, then again and it turned orange, and finally red because of the Sarlacc. He needs to be carful. Not many hit points left
The stripes were red in ROTJ as well. The costume from ROTJ has many differences compared to the armor from ESB. You even included the picture from ROTJ yourself, at 3:02...
Your getting carried away with yourself. The kill stripes where yellow in esb and then orange in rotj and now their just an orange shade again because the helmet is meant to be his rotj helmet. Theres no special thing in it.
The high republic Disney clip that got put on on Disneys official page is getting torn to piece's its so brutal the people have spoken can this channel help us understand this high republic cuz i saw the clip and i didn't know whether to laugh or cry of how bad it looked
No no no, Come on do your research, in Return Of The Jedi the stripes where red to. They were only yellow in empire but even Battlefront (2017) got it wrong. If you look at the sarlacc pit scene they are red. Also in this SW collection video ruclips.net/video/iKMiMwX_FH4/видео.html
I like this explanation a lot for a detail I would have normally just assumed is some militaristic noting or some achievement in progress. Your idea is a lot better, also makes me much more excited to watch Boba return, not with vengeance - with honor to his family name, to his father. I love both Jango and Boba as characters, their dynamic and stories made me more invested in characters in Star Wars that aren't Jedi - heck, probably why I like characters who aren't Jedi more so these days. Also, made me learn about Maori and New Zealand culture, and its people, which made me also imagine a Maori-like race of being in the Star Wars universe as a possible origin for Jango - which further got me hooked on learning all the lore I could find.
i was thinking about this for about a month couldn’t find a video about it so thank you for this if i had the recourses to make these videos i would i have a passion for it
His costume had some minor changes between ESB and ROTJ; the helmet marks were yellow in ESB and red in ROTJ. I think it's just to remain in continuity with the ROTJ version of the helmet.
I honestly believe the stripes were painted a darker orange to represent the original colour before years of battle faded it to a lighter orange. Additionally, Boba Fett's armour is Beskar. (and to add to that, because he is descended from a Mandalorian "foundling", he is in fact a Mandalorian himself as far as I'm concerned.) He was a Mandalorian in legends and always will be. People saying "but the other characters don't view him as one" doesn't matter. Just because he didn't follow the same path as other Mandalorians doesn't make him less of one. My one problem with Temuera Morrison wearing the armour is that he doesn't fit the suit as well as Jeremy Bullock, for obvious reasons. While I like the new look with black robes, I wish they had gone with the classic look, though that may have looked even more awkward on T.M. now.
Beskar isn’t particularly rare, at least for people associated with the Empire... Werner Herzog said it’s much more difficult to find a Mandalorian to properly forge it... “The Client” gives Mando the tracking FOB and a down payment of a single slip of beskar, but he also gave tracking FOB’s to literally every other bounty hunter on Navarro... Grief Carga even had a FOB and we know for fact he has a single slip of beskar as well... he claimed it was a direct result of Mando’s success, but why, where and when would he have gotten it prior to Mando collecting the full bounty unless he already had it as a down payment for taking the same bounty... The Client probably gave away more beskar as down payment than was in the full reward Mando collected in chapter three.
In ROTJ, the helmet had reddish orange stripes, in The Mandalorian S2 Ep 6, in the stormtrooper fight scene, the well worn helmet shows red stripes. It could be argued to be lighting as in the cockpit when he's seeing the Cruiser, it looks like there might be yellow on the side of helmet.
I always got from the show that mandalorians use beskar alloys in their armors (beskar + durasteel or w.e), which make them strongewr than average (hence their fame), and Din Djarin's one was exceptional because of it being pure beskar. He stood out because of that. I never got how people thought that they all used beskar, or that none did. Clearly they are famous for their armors, if it was not because of the materials used in them, what would make them so precious?
His armor is probably made out of Beskar Alloy (Not Pure Beskar like Mando's Armor.) Which, while still strong enough to block a lightsaber, is like tungsten... It's more brittle as an alloy.
What about the green armour that shows yellow underneath the green paint? Joe Johnston weathered most of the green parts to look like a different colour is revealed as the green chips. The right pectoral panel is a slightly darker green and doesn’t have the yellow layer, but the other torso pieces suggest they were yellow (gold) before. Possibly hidden by Fett? This doesn’t apply to the Return of the Jedi costume, just the Empire Strikes Back version.
I'm guessing that the dents are still there because they are partially divots (missing metal) and partially because it's easy to surface-treat something, but it's a lot harder to beat out a dent (particularly a small deep dent.)
It means... Full Health Bar.
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Jango's armor and undersuit were gray and blue = Mourning a lost love / Reliability.
Boba's old armor is a combination of green, with red around the visor, waist, and forearms, and the gold marks, kneepads, and shoulder armor, with a gray undersuit, and a white shirt under the torso armor = Duty / Honoring a parent / Vengeance / Mourning a lost love / A new start.
Boba's new armor is a combination of green, with red around the visor and the marks now red, and the gold shoulder armor, with a black undersuit = Duty / Honoring a parent / Vengeance / Justice.
The fact that he still wears the gold shoulder armor shows that, no, he is not done, and likely never will be, with his desire for vengeance. However, the change of the marks on the helmet from gold to red shows that he no longer kills to avenge his father, but rather he is trying to live up to his father's moral code as a bounty hunter.
pretty sure the shoulders are orange, signifying lust for life.
What about his clothings changed from white to black?
@@rsigaming8990 white = a new start, creating a name for himself as a bounty hunter
black = justice, he is likely going to going to be a bit more picky when it comes to which bounties he will take, being more lawful
Remember Jaster Mereel
I don't think the under garmets count. It only refers to the paint on their armour.
I always thought those were disintegration tallies on his helmet. Like the markers that WW2 fighter jets put on the side of their planes
Too few for him
Good idea but I agree seems there are to little tally marks for that.
No disintegration’s
he would have red marks every where lol EDIT mind u fair point thinkin bout it that does make more sense as 2 what they r, but I'm still pretty sure he'd have a higher k/d ratio lol (more disintegrations) than that???????? how many stripes r there????🤔 come on some1s out there's I counted u know who u r?! lol so lets say there's 20 that isn't unrealistic so thats what id put my money on they mean
Yeah, me too, I’ve only ever heard them referred to as kill stripes.
The meaning is: Disney gets to sell us new merchandise.
Well... Also?
i suppose i can't argue with that
Yep 100% but then thats the idea behind pretty much everything these days "its all about the Benjamin's" lol✌
If it's boba, I'll buy it.
Prequels: Visible confusion
I love how the SW community never calls boba a clone, always a son of, I think that's pretty epic
He’s a clone…
Hes not grown as a standard clone with the rapid growth/ genetic traits isolated, he was actually genetically modified to not exactly be a "clone" but more so genetically similar to Jango
@@jay14n Hes a clone without the quick aging. The idea was to make him as close to Jango as possible. He wanted a son in that sence. So while a Clone he differs from the Clones in the army but is identical to his father.
Boba shouldn't be the age he is, scene in the movie. He should be younger because he doesn't have growth accelerated cells.
@@lothean2099 as far as him in empire strikes back, it lines up, becuse in starwars rebals, Rex and the other 3 look much older then boba in the madilorian
I believe Jango/ Bobas armor is Beskar because in the uncut fight scene of Jango and Mace, we see Mace hit Jangos armor a couple times which is why he went for the decapitation.
yes, you are 200% correct.
Yeah season 2 pretty much retconned the armor to beskar
But tht doesn't explain why the dent after fighting Obi Wan on Kamino is there. Beskar is dummy strong. I doubt Slave 1 cargo door could do tht. And in the scene he doesn't hit tht hard but hard enough.
@@Whatareyagonnado99 it wasn’t the same helmet
The armour is the same but not the helmet
I choose to say he ran out of yellow and didn't wanna get more after the shoulder plates.
Yes, I think the whole video is nonsense and changes nothing.
Agreed, Occam's Razor explanation works for me.👍
He was to lazy to get yellow paint downtown.so he just used the red👌
Interesting. I always assumed the marks were how many jedi/people he had captured or killed. WIth incorporating the colors we realize that before he was Orange/yellow AND Red. I wonder what, exactly, changing the color of his kills represent and why they different. Maybe the helmet was honoring his father by following in his footsteps, so red?
Which possibly means that he was wearing the uniform to honor his father and *maybe* his general attempts to be a useuful bounty hunter......but before his captures and kills were for himself........i.e. he was got some sort of emotional pleasure or satisfaction from it. He is basically acknowledging that These people are dead/captured cause I wanted them to be so MORE than he wanted to honor his father.
However older Bobaet has changed makes them red, because his perspective has changed. He no longer has personal pleasure/satisfaction for those kills but doing it still honored his father because bounty hunting was his fathers job. Thoughts?
People are just overthinking this. It's red to complement the green
His armor is green: Duty
His undergarments/robe is black: Justice
His stripes are Red: Honoring a parent
Seems right to me.
yep i 100% agree great comment👍
What does it mean when his Undergarments were white ?
@@kolosersoh9153 not sure 2 b honest iv never noticed???? good question🤨
Middle eastern flags?
@@kolosersoh9153 White was mentioned in the video.
Wow, boba fett's helmet has a barcode, incase he needs to take it back to space Walmart within 30 days of the new paint job.
Pretty sure it was a little over 30 days, who knows, maybe space Wal-Mart is on a planat where 30 days is equal to like 30-50 standard day
@@michaelsaine perhaps, maybe one day well visit space Walmart and find out...
He is just simple man trying to make his way in the galaxy
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How original.
Like his father before him
@@rezzle2457 i know
@King Duck huh
It could be that. But, you could also argue him having red around his T visor was his way of honoring his father and that the red marks on the side are just for show. Also him giving the T visor a fresh coat was a reminder of why he took up this profession. To honor his father and follow in his footsteps.
By the way, the stripes turn from yellow to a reddish brown in Return of the Jedi as well. Boba Fett's colours changed a decent amount from Empire to Jedi. Even his gauntlets went from green to that same reddish brown
Your videos feel like when you don't reach the minimum word requirement in an essay and start extending everything lmao
It's ridiculous hahahaha. This video could have been summed up in 2 minutes.
Yes it does
Yaaa
I just assumed he didn’t have that color and settled for red. Then in his frustration of looking for the right color he realized that particular color skyrocketed in price due to the black market. Then Boba decided to go to the source to take care of certain colors being cornered and took out and took the place of Bib.
Well, we can't prove that this isn't what happened.
Boba Fett is my favorite character. I almost screamed when his armor first appeared in the Mandalorian chapter 9. The Book of Boba Fett is going to be a different Boba than we are used to. I think it will follow some of Legends, while making its own path.
Same, I have the tattoo and boba collectibles to prove it
It looks like the tattoo on Cara Dune's right arm.
That’s what it made me think of, as well.
But Cara got those tatt's because she was a rebel dropper.
The best character (my opinion). Open to anyone else mentioning there favourite characters in the comments.
Boba is definitely the best Bounty Hunter of all time, Jango is a close second. Boba is probably my favorite Star Wars “villain type” character
I love boba he made me happy and push through when my grandfather died
My favorite dark side is maul, light Obi-Wan, bounty hunter boba. Boba is the "coolest" character imo, but he isn't very fleshed out and given depth and isn't shown very much. But maybe that will change when his show comes out.
My top favourite is Obi-Wan, always felt something special in said character since I was little
Nice choices
I would say that it is Gold, not Orange, and that the lack of Yellow in the colour choices may reflect real-world heraldry practices, in which there is no Yellow per se, with all yellowish colours considered to be Gold. The meaning of the Gold markings makes more sense to Boba's character than Orange as well.
For the helmet markings, it was red as well in rotj
When was revenge of the Jedi? I have not heard of that one.
@@s0ph053 rotj means return of the Jedi....
@@s0ph053 bahahaha
@@thepurespartanify the movie was originally titled *revenge* of the jedi, until lucas decided that wasn’t their way
@@artemisxo6734 source?
Surely on Geonosis he would have collected those blasters.
You mean his Jango’s blasters? I’m pretty sure he did, I think he had them while he was working with Audra Sing to kill Mace Windu. Try looking for that scene where Boba pointed a blaster at Plo Koon
@@lel0uchvibritannia981 ok
thanks
Yeah I’m the clone wars series he had them while working with aura and later when ventress becomes a bounty hunter but after that we never see them again
@@nicroe8633 the reason he stopped using his father’s blasters is probably the same reason why he painted his father’s armor, to build up his own reputation. When he wears the silver and blue armor of his father’s, he is not recognized as Boba Fett, but rather as Jango Fett, and as much Boba loves his fathers, he hates any reminders that he is a clone. Also, any failures he made wearing his father’s colors, he is ruining his father’s reputation. So he painted his armor to give himself his own distinct look
@@lel0uchvibritannia981 right...it would have been disrespectful for him to use the same colors. At least in his eyes.
the stripes of red were in return of the jedi
Funny how Luke turned up to pick up Grogu with Boba hanging around not too far away with no challenge or confrontation inspite of their past history together. Funny how Boba has changed so much physically and Luke barely at all over the time that has past.
I thought the same thing. If this was once the basic plot of the cancelled Boba Fett movie, this would have been a perfect basis for a Fett movie and a character arc. Meeting Luke and finding new respect for each other would have knocked this out of the park. But instead, they don’t know what to do with Fett and Din Djarin is a bounty hunter who’s never heard of Fett and even has a custom carbon freezer on his ship. But never heard of Fett.
Remember looking forward to that finale and thinking Fett would get some amazing action scenes? But instead, he just ducks out to go promote his own show, but they definitely didn’t want him crossing paths with Luke without something amazing transpiring from it.
Remember I want them alive, no disintegrations
As you wish
I say this all the time and if someone gets the reference they're my best friend. You'd be surprised how often you can use it.
@@AFoxInFlames oh I know I'm gonna start implementing in my life now aswell
"As you wish" would later be adopted by fans of Fett in the movie The Princess Bride.
classic !
I can’t wait for the official merch of this version of Boba Fett.
Get you some Boba undies
Same
I noticed this immediately while watching and haven’t seen anyone talking about it
I wish I wasn't colour blind because I can hardly see them at all.
It affects around 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 females. Filoni didn't think about that did he.
Those marks on his helmet. Should also be Talley's of kills. When I served in the Middle East I was a sniper. I used to put Tally's like that over my bunk to count how many people shots I took.
I heard that Israelis sont keep track of kills, and also only label enemies as human
The dent makes bobas fight with Cad Bane canon.
The dent was there since empire ???
Doesn’t make the right canon
@FuriousFridge Fridge it wasnt. That episode was scrapped for some offshoot with "ethnically diverse strong women". Go figure, gotta love Disney
Where are my Mercs at who knew all this? So cool seeing someone else talking about it.
His main colours were Green(Amour), White(Under Armor) and Gold/Orange (Shoulder plates+ Helmet markings) meaning Duty, a new start and vengance/a lust for life. Now it's Green(Amour), Black(Under Armor), Red(Helmet markings) and Orange (Shoulder plates) meaning Duty, justice, honoring a parent and a lust for life.
Imagine that. First wanting a new start and wanting to live to carry out a duty of vengance. Then he changes to someone who wants to live to carry out a duty of justice to honor his father.
So basically he ended up becoming someone like Batman
Boba Fett!!!
Do people realize that red fades to orange after prolonged exposure to sunlight, chemicals?
Yeah I thought that as well lol
Then his gauntlets and T visor surround would have been orange?
@@stevenblankenheim4016 the red on the helmet is different near the visor and gauntlets
@@ThEN003tr0ll right, but the assertion that red fades to orange.. does applies to the other reds used on the armor 🙄
Maybe repainted it that way to show the change he underwent on tatooine
"Lust for life" doesn't sound like selfishness, and if it did it would clash with the vibe of a mandalorian
This is false. Boba didn’t change it during the Mandalorian, it was already red by then. In the Mandalorian he just gave it a new coat of paint. It was red in Return of the Jedi. If you pause before he is knocked into the Sarlacc pit, you can see it clear as day, red stripes, not yellow.
Google it. I just did. Yellowish orange in that scene...
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JoBlo dot com's Dec 18 article about the Book Of Boba Fett has a pretty good still from RoTJ. First two stripes are dark orange and the rest are red.
@@danimal097521 there’s a picture on the wiki that’s from the scene, it’s red.
starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Boba_Fett?file=BobaFett-ep6.png
And in S2E6/Ch14 The Tragedy, you can see the weathered helmet's red stripes clear as day in the stormtrooper fight scenes if you pause it just right.
Yeah it's almost as if when red fades it no longer looks like red anymore, smh. And that is the ORANGEST red I've ever seen.
I just want to know where Boba keeps getting the missiles for his jet pack. Seems like a one and done type of thing but after he fires it, it's replaced in the very next scene he's in. I suppose I can buy that he has a stock pile on his ship, but that doesn't explain how what's his name fired it against that sand monster and it was replaced before the armor was handed back to Boba.
I think its a concussive missile or something like that. Basically its a pretty common warhead to come across I think.
He might have a couple stored in the jetpack along with it's fuel. They just get pushed up after he fires it.
Cobb vanth and i heard that those rockets are common but also like 900 credits
I mean, I just realized the "cheek" parts of their helmets are actually indents like a week ago so that was pretty mindblowing to me.
Well here is something really mind blowing.. Before Disney retconned so much crap the shape of the helmet is based on the real Mandalorian race's face and the helmets are meant to make the humanoids who joined later on after their home world was destroyed to somewhat resemble them.... Yeah Disney essentially negated a massive chunk of lore and an entire species and war to make them human.
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What if Boba Fett's Armor is an alloy (mixed with Beskar) which makes it not as strong
Then Boba wouldn't have survived that headshot back during the clone war
@@kalskirata42 Yes maybe his helmet is 65% Beskar and maybe 35% Durasteel
@@alberthoulberg6549 would explain why Jarin didn't get so much as scratched by blasters and lightsabers
@@kalskirata42 exactly. Also if remember correctly Sabine gets hit twice in the helmet in Season 2 episode 2 and nothing happens to her armour because its pure beskar that have been in her family for many years
Meanwhile Boba while painting: "Ah... I'm out of orange, let's just use red instead."
The bars were red in ROTJ too so, this change happened in the original trilogy.
I think him crawling out of the sarlacc pit implied a rebirth.
he stil has gold/orange on his shoulders and knees
The burden of vengeance against the galaxy to be carried on the shoulders of a true warrior of the Six Pillars, and solid kneecaps to carry you across the stars for your adventures
Or maybe whoever in the costume department decided it would just be easier going forward, to cover up the old damaged paint job that was inconsistent with a more damaged version of the ROTJ armour, and replacing the yellow stripes with red had about as much to do with lore as the inconsistencies between ESB and ROTJ versions of the costume, which made more sense from a production standpoint based on the respective settings he appears in. They’re completely different paint jobs, but the ROTJ version is a more dusty, drab version that doesn’t have the meticulous layers of yellow paint beneath green, or all the more defined metallic wear on the edges, not to mention the wrist gauntlets and jet pack that matched the colour scheme that kids knew from the toy. I don’t buy for a second that TV Fett changed the colour of his helmet stripes to reveal some non-canon colour code. They didn’t even bother to show him as a bounty hunter. He’s just a chauffeur that becomes a crime lord in under a minute, and he’s going to look real silly in his armour, on that throne, playing Godfather.
He just repainted his helmet with the colors it was in ROTJ, which was a little different than ESB.
Glad I wasn’t the only one to notice this.
Beskar has always been rare and practically impossible to find. 2 planetary bodies had it, mandalore and its moon Concordia.
"dimly litted"?...nice
(1:51)
Nice indeed. I like "i-ron" at 2:46 as well .... ..clearly the first time reading that word and just saying it as is.
That’s awesome! I’ll remember this color scheme when making my helmet
My favorite character in Star Wars was and will always be Boba Fett! In fact, he might be my favorite character in all media!
I once had a boba fett action figure that was supposed to be from the sarlac pitt scene, I remember repainting the red markings orange because most pictures you seen had orange markings
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But seriously, are you making the same joke, or have have you never heard another human being say that word?
Cloned hybrid from an alien race ment to blend in. You can spot them with weird stuff like this. 🤓
Those immediately reminded me of the Corellian Bloodstripes (the ones Han wore on his pants) which had a meaning in Legends at least. Might be something similar to that, especially as we dont see many Mandos walking around with a symbol like that
He already had red stripes in Return of the Jedi. He just repainted them.
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ruclips.net/video/nAnkFVaKnec/видео.html
The stripes are clearly red.
gray mourning a lost one
that explains why din djarin's armor is grey / silver. it's because both his parents were killed
Lol that's orange. The stripes always matched the shades of his shoulder armor and kneepads. I think you're reading waaaaay too much into a slight color variation because of darker environments.
Nah. If you look at the new Boba Fett Black series helmet coming out next year, it has the red stripes.
Looks like deep orange stripes to me, the same as they have been since Return of the Jedi. I just don't think there's any symbolic change here.
Hopefully they’re going to all those little tidbits in the book of Boba Fett explain more about the things on his armor and other Mandalorians armor. Thanks for the video.👍🏾✌🏾💯
Do you mean the mandalorians color system?
Dude....lol his armor is old and faded in the OG trilogy....the green he repainted it with isn't the same green either and with your logic, he changed that too...idt he changed anything rather this repainted look is how its supposed to look brand new..in og trilogy the paint job is old and faded af.
There's no way to actually tell what the Og paintjob would look brand new..so I'm taking this repainted mando look and considering it as what its always supposed to have looked like.
The thing I LOVED the most about the Mandalorian was that they brought the Arquitans Light Cruiser into live action. That is by far one of my favorite ships from Star Wars lore. I loved how they showed how the docking / launch bay works because that was never well covered by any of the animated series or games. It is by far one of the most well rounded capital ships from Starwars. Not to big, not to small, has a small compliment of fighters / docking bay, has plenty of fire power, is fast, capable and is often overlooked. A half dozen of these ships could take on most anything if lead by a great commander. I hope to see Bo Catan put this modified Arquitans to good use and kick some butt!
What if he doesn’t survive he’s worth a lot to me
Each mark represents a jedi he killed in honor of his father. Old marks were gold IMO, thanx for the color code info.
There's another source of Beskar than Mandalore itself... its moon: Concordia.
Even though this may be too deep a thought, I think it might reflect a bit of Jango's teachings of Young Boba and would be expandable in Cannon.
For a Clone Trooper to reach "maturity" was about 9-10 years, which is about how old Boba (a non-altered Clone) was in age at the start of the Clone Wars. While Jango is Boba's 'father' ("Don't you mean Donor" -Bo-Katan), Jango himself was a foundling and taught Boba the best he could which may have included stories of his growing-up/youth. This would include the interactions with the True Mandalorians & the Mandalorian Civil War, as Boba was also referred to as "Jaster's Legacy."
As Jaster may have been Jango's mentor/sponsor within the True Mandalorians, though the cell/tribe that Jaster was personally leading were also Jango's parental figures (akin to aunts/uncles). While not active in the Mandalorian sector, Jango may have heard of the rise/rumor of the new Death Watch organization & may have assumed that they had some connection to the OG. He would want 'vengeance' against that group for the clan/family members he lost because of & may have instilled that into Bobo (grandparents & Jaster might be represented by 3 of those stripes). The death of Jango by Mace may be another, yet that would only account for four(4) strips - I believe the others may be the "aunts/uncles" & any "siblings" from the Fett farm &/or the True Mandalorians.
As Jaster (& assumed those others of the True Mandalorians, including Jango) may have wanted a "better world" & with Death Watch is "dead" again; it is time to fulfill that Duty (green armor) while Honoring the memory of mentors/parents (gold to red strips) and vision (Jango & Jaster via the red bracket/trim of the visor) in the process. Lust for life (yellow/orange of shoulders) & honoring the Way (res mythasaur skull sigil) as the path forward.
Though that might be reading too much into the symbolism.
I won't question your comic lore knowledge, but it's too bad you didn't bother rewatching RotJ before this video. In that film, Boba's armor is a bit different than in ESB. On Cloud City, Boba's wrist gauntlets are green like the rest of his armor and those helmet stripes were yellowish. On Tatooine, the former were painted that dull red and those stripes were (drumroll please) RED. So maybe Boba was in the middle of giving his armor a new paint job before being rudely interrupted by that Sarlacc Pit and was just picking up from where he left off once he got it back in the Mandalorian? 🤓
At 33:46 in the Disney+ edition (Special Edition), or thereabouts, you can clearly see the reddish orange stripes on the helmet, being darker than the green in the light
In S2 Ep6, if you pause it right time, Boba Fett's well worn helmet indeed has red stripes
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Those are only proof marks, it means his armor is really armor.
Not to come off as a wise guy but where's Dins'? Surly, having his custom made by a master smith would have been marked as such...
@@sampsonlll1825 Proof marks are done by shooting the armor with a heavy calibur to make a dent. I guess din didn't do that proofing. Probably used a beskar bullet.
fetts helmet was dented by cad bane during a old school western stand off.... obviously we know who won
Every time Boba takes near lethal damage, his damage meter shows it. It started full green, he nearly died and it turned yellow, then again and it turned orange, and finally red because of the Sarlacc. He needs to be carful. Not many hit points left
Brilliant
Let's hope we see Mace Windu becoming the antagonist of the Boba Fett show. He'd finally get his revenge, or maybe they team up. Who knows?
The stripes before just looked super faded. It makes sense how he repainted them.
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The stripes were red in ROTJ as well. The costume from ROTJ has many differences compared to the armor from ESB. You even included the picture from ROTJ yourself, at 3:02...
Your getting carried away with yourself. The kill stripes where yellow in esb and then orange in rotj and now their just an orange shade again because the helmet is meant to be his rotj helmet. Theres no special thing in it.
Boba, going to paint the stripes: Oops, all out of yellow. Oh well, red it it!
@5:43. bruh. just listen once before uploading lol.
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3:00 The stripes being red in ROTJ is insignificant?
Current canon. Most Mandalorian armor is Beskar alloy.
It is rare and super expensive to have a pure forged Beskar suit.
No no no, Come on do your research, in Return Of The Jedi the stripes where red to. They were only yellow in empire but even Battlefront (2017) got it wrong. If you look at the sarlacc pit scene they are red. Also in this SW collection video ruclips.net/video/iKMiMwX_FH4/видео.html
I cant believe I never noticed this!
I’ve always viewed Jango’s Grey/Silver was representing his morning Jaster and the rest of the Mandos who were massacred.
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I like this explanation a lot for a detail I would have normally just assumed is some militaristic noting or some achievement in progress. Your idea is a lot better, also makes me much more excited to watch Boba return, not with vengeance - with honor to his family name, to his father. I love both Jango and Boba as characters, their dynamic and stories made me more invested in characters in Star Wars that aren't Jedi - heck, probably why I like characters who aren't Jedi more so these days. Also, made me learn about Maori and New Zealand culture, and its people, which made me also imagine a Maori-like race of being in the Star Wars universe as a possible origin for Jango - which further got me hooked on learning all the lore I could find.
My God, this has to be some sort of record for stretching out a 3 minute video to almost 10 with almost completely unrelated filler...
7:43.
i was thinking about this for about a month couldn’t find a video about it so thank you for this if i had the recourses to make these videos i would i have a passion for it
BRUH all he did was repaint his whole armor
Yes, I think the whole video is nonsense and changes nothing.
Wow this is great, i love the attention to detail sir. "Long Live the Republic, God Save the Hydro!"
Bruh I can't understand how the color of a line can change the character forever.
Or is it the change inside a character that changes the line forever(?).
Say it with me: symbolism, symbolism, symbolism.
No just Jango, but Din Jaren too.
He seems like a new man and just a simple one trying to make his way across the galaxy
Some pieces are from jango, while others I think aren't beskar. I think his helmet was Jangos armor from open season.
This is just the longest video to justify a mistake as being purposeful.
80% of your videos are just filler man, cut the crap.
He’s gotta eat up that time somehow for that sweet ad revenue
..... the stripes were also red in some shots in ROTJ, depending on which armor was worn on set
His lines were already red in return of the Jedi
No it was orange
@@MasterRazzer76 Red.
@@Ulvetann it orange
His costume had some minor changes between ESB and ROTJ; the helmet marks were yellow in ESB and red in ROTJ. I think it's just to remain in continuity with the ROTJ version of the helmet.
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I honestly believe the stripes were painted a darker orange to represent the original colour before years of battle faded it to a lighter orange.
Additionally, Boba Fett's armour is Beskar. (and to add to that, because he is descended from a Mandalorian "foundling", he is in fact a Mandalorian himself as far as I'm concerned.) He was a Mandalorian in legends and always will be. People saying "but the other characters don't view him as one" doesn't matter. Just because he didn't follow the same path as other Mandalorians doesn't make him less of one.
My one problem with Temuera Morrison wearing the armour is that he doesn't fit the suit as well as Jeremy Bullock, for obvious reasons. While I like the new look with black robes, I wish they had gone with the classic look, though that may have looked even more awkward on T.M. now.
Beskar isn’t particularly rare, at least for people associated with the Empire... Werner Herzog said it’s much more difficult to find a Mandalorian to properly forge it... “The Client” gives Mando the tracking FOB and a down payment of a single slip of beskar, but he also gave tracking FOB’s to literally every other bounty hunter on Navarro... Grief Carga even had a FOB and we know for fact he has a single slip of beskar as well... he claimed it was a direct result of Mando’s success, but why, where and when would he have gotten it prior to Mando collecting the full bounty unless he already had it as a down payment for taking the same bounty... The Client probably gave away more beskar as down payment than was in the full reward Mando collected in chapter three.
In ROTJ, the helmet had reddish orange stripes, in The Mandalorian S2 Ep 6, in the stormtrooper fight scene, the well worn helmet shows red stripes. It could be argued to be lighting as in the cockpit when he's seeing the Cruiser, it looks like there might be yellow on the side of helmet.
I always got from the show that mandalorians use beskar alloys in their armors (beskar + durasteel or w.e), which make them strongewr than average (hence their fame), and Din Djarin's one was exceptional because of it being pure beskar. He stood out because of that. I never got how people thought that they all used beskar, or that none did. Clearly they are famous for their armors, if it was not because of the materials used in them, what would make them so precious?
Boba had those red stripes in Return of the Jedi though
His armor is probably made out of Beskar Alloy (Not Pure Beskar like Mando's Armor.) Which, while still strong enough to block a lightsaber, is like tungsten... It's more brittle as an alloy.
Maybe he still has the dent because paint isn’t known to fix that stuff, and he painted his armor.
What about the green armour that shows yellow underneath the green paint? Joe Johnston weathered most of the green parts to look like a different colour is revealed as the green chips. The right pectoral panel is a slightly darker green and doesn’t have the yellow layer, but the other torso pieces suggest they were yellow (gold) before. Possibly hidden by Fett?
This doesn’t apply to the Return of the Jedi costume, just the Empire Strikes Back version.
I'm guessing that the dents are still there because they are partially divots (missing metal) and partially because it's easy to surface-treat something, but it's a lot harder to beat out a dent (particularly a small deep dent.)