Boba totally survived the Sarlaac, although I don't completely believe much else what comes in the Extended Universe. There are two moments in some of the newer series where Han and Fett team up, can't remember which books, and I actually really liked their semi-comradeliness.
In my fanon, he totally got revenge on Mace Windu. I think I remember there was talk that would happen in Revenge of the Sith, but it never actually did. And I was sad.
I think this was mentioned somewhere in one of the video games, but Zam Wesell, the shape changer that Jango kills in Attack of the Clones, was basically Boba's mother figure-ish. Kind of, although she wasn't a very good one. Jango never told him what really happened to her.
(Here, have my only Star Wars icon, which doesn't actually have much to do with this comment but is still funny.)
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Date: 2010-05-12 02:51 am (UTC)Boba totally survived the Sarlaac, although I don't completely believe much else what comes in the Extended Universe. There are two moments in some of the newer series where Han and Fett team up, can't remember which books, and I actually really liked their semi-comradeliness.
In my fanon, he totally got revenge on Mace Windu. I think I remember there was talk that would happen in Revenge of the Sith, but it never actually did. And I was sad.
I think this was mentioned somewhere in one of the video games, but Zam Wesell, the shape changer that Jango kills in Attack of the Clones, was basically Boba's mother figure-ish. Kind of, although she wasn't a very good one. Jango never told him what really happened to her.
(Here, have my only Star Wars icon, which doesn't actually have much to do with this comment but is still funny.)