I’ve seen a few complaints about the flashback scenes, but to me they essential are the story, and they inform so much about the character in the present. Boba is learning a lot about himself and his place in the galaxy. I love the self reflecting. I also enjoy learning more about the Tusken culture, at least of this one tribe. These little pockets of information are why I love that we’re getting these series. We’d never get this from a main saga movie.
Agreed, but now that we’ve seen the mayor, “The Twins”, etc. it wouldn’t surprise me if these two arcs wold combine in some grand way. Already you get the sense that Fett is becoming an important figure in the tribe, so it wouldn’t surprise me if the show ends with him calling on his Tusken allies to help him defeat his rivals and give both himself and the tribes more power on Tatooine. That’s my theory, anyway.
Fett’s already experienced some kind of spiritual connection to Tatooine, so I’m guessing that his ambitions in the “present” have more to them than him just wanting to be a crime lord as many have suspected. It seems clear now that the two arcs will cross over in some meaningful way and I suspect this show will be more than just a casual little Boba Fett spin-off mini-series, but that it will have major consequences for the future of Tatooine.
Although I was never a fan of the Doctor Aphra comics (I read the first few volumes and found them just OK) it was really cool to see Black Krrsantan. It’s such a great design and he looks really fearsome in live action. I did really enjoy the one-shot comic where Obi Wan fights him, so it’ll be interesting to see what they do with him. Hopefully, and likely, to be more than just a cameo.
I’s that confirmed? I thought it was him. I really hope it is. I think the Doctor Aphra comics are some of the best. I’m surprised she isn’t one of the first to get her own live action or at least animated series.
Officially? No, not yet. But he looks more-or-less exactly the same and he’s a popular character so I don’ see why they’d make a look-alike character.