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Boba Fett:
His Canon Star Wars Timeline

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Attack of the Clones is where Boba Fett is introduced to audiences as the young son of Jango Fett, a legendary bounty hunter serving Count Dooku and the Separatists. He wasn’t an ordinary son, though. Instead, he was a clone. Boba was created as an unaltered clone at Jango’s wishes so that he could be raised as his son and carry on his legacy.

Episode II – Attack of the Clones

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In the wake of his father’s death, he has become allies with a collection of bounty hunters and nearly succeeds in killing Mace Windu. The Jedi capture him, but he escapes prison on Coruscant and later forms his own bounty hunter syndicate.
We also first see Fett’s cloudy moral compass here, when he insists they proceed with a questionable mission.

The Clone Wars

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Boba Fett apparently does a stellar job following in his father’s footsteps, because by the time we get to Empire, he’s gaining fame as a bounty hunter. In Empire, Boba Fett is one of several bounty hunters that Darth Vader hired when looking for Han Solo and the Millennium Falcon. It was all in an effort to use Han Solo and Princess Leia as bait for Luke Skywalker.

Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back

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Boba Fett reappeared in Return of the Jedi – because he’s one of Jabba the Hutt’s favored bounty hunters. Jabba’s star hunter, Boba Fett travels to the pit to witness Solo and Skywalker’s execution. As prisoners started to revolt, Fett jumps in to fight Skywalker. Solo struck the bounty hunter’s rocket pack, causing him to lose control and sending him down into the Sarlacc’s mouth.

Episode VI – Return of the Jedi

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Just kidding! As it turns out, Boba Fett managed to survive falling into the Sarlacc pit somehow. Boba Fett actually first appeared somewhat slyly, smack in the middle of season 1. At the end of “Chapter 5: The Gunslinger,” Fennec Shand is left for dead in the desert – but a mysterious figure is seen approaching her. Didn’t that sound of jangling spurs when he walked sound familiar?

The Mandalorian

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