The best-known bounty hunter, Boba Fett of Star Wars, is an effective agent for Jabba the Hutt and the Empire. Fett is instrumental in hunting down bounties and helping to stop the Rebellion. He seems invincible. Fett is the one who tracked Han Solo down at Cloud City and was at Darth Vader’s side while …
Count Dooku, also known as Darth Tyranus, was one of the more reasonable Sith in the Star Wars Skywalker Saga. From a distance, he could have even appeared to be logical or trustworthy aside from his ties to the Emperor. Dooku’s descent to the dark side of the Force was gradual and rooted in a …
There is arguably no other character as iconic as Darth Vader. Regardless of whether you are a die-hard Star Wars fan or you have never seen any of the franchise, there’s a high chance you still know who Darth Vader is. On the surface, Vader was a ruthless, stone-cold killer who would stop at nothing …
The Book of Boba Fett confirmed what Star Wars fans wanted to know for years. Boba Fett survived his fall into the Sarlacc pit. Audience members probably remember when Fett was accidentally pushed into the Sarlacc pit in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. Most of us thought he died in the mouth …
Boba Fett was an astounding bounty hunter. He was a clone of the galaxy-renowned Mandalorian bounty hunter, Jango Fett. What’s more, Boba Fett was the only clone who was not altered. As such, he was the only one able to fully retain the knowledge and skills of his DNA template, Jango. Of course, with this …
A renowned smuggler and Rebel leader, Han Solo has been central to the Star Wars movies. As a reckless character, he could have died on many occasions. In Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, for example, Han could have died when battling a group of stormtroopers on the Death Star. Or, in Episode VII: …
Sith are often much less appealing than their Jedi counterparts. Whether it’s their yellowed eyes, their evil disposition, or their scarred and deformed bodies, Sith can often embody a much more intimidating presence than any other species in the galaxy. But what makes them so frightening? What makes them deformed and grotesque? To give a …
Considering Star Wars happens “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,” it seems reasonable to think that Earth is not a part of the story. But is this true? Does Earth exist in Star Wars, and are your favorite characters aware of its existence? Thanks to the Star Tours ride at Disney …
The galactic universe of Star Wars has a mysterious phenomenon known as the Force. This is a living energy that binds all living beings in the galaxy. The Force, although inherently neutral, has been divided into two sides. Certain individuals have learnt the ability to manipulate the Force to their bidding, whether with genuine or …
From the prequel Star Wars movies, we became familiar with clone troopers. They originally served as soldiers for the Galactic Republic. From the original movies, we came to know the stormtroopers that replaced the clone troopers once the Empire formed. If we compare the armor that each wore, clone armor vs. stormtrooper armor, which would …