Boba Fett
When he was selected as the source material for a clone army, the Galaxy’s greatest bounty hunter Jango Fett agreed on the condition that he could raise one of the clones as a son. He named the son Boba Fett, and although Jango died early in Boba’s life the child dedicated himself entirely to carrying on his father’s legacy. After training with and leading other bounty hunters as a teenager, Boba Fett succeeded in his father’s footsteps and became the Galaxy’s most fearsome gun for hire. Even after his death Fett left behind a body of work that the Galaxy will digest for millennia.
Strength
- One-shots a ninja with a pistol whip. (source) (S4E20)
- Kicks in a metal door, denting it and knocking it out of its frame. (source) (REB)
- Removes one arm and breaks two others of a much larger opponent. (source) (SWC #5)
Durability
- Takes several hits from an elite ninja before getting knocked out. (source) (S4E20)
- Quinlan Vos believes he cannot use the Force to influence Boba’s mind due to his strong will. (source) (DD)
- Limitation: Knocked out by R2-D2 throwing a chunk of debris at his head. (source) (SWC #6)
Speed
- Draws his blaster instantly on someone threatening Jabba’s court with a thermal detonator. (source) (VI)
- Limitation: When drawing on Luke, the Jedi destroys his blaster. (source) (VI)
- Dodges a falling chunk of debris. (source) (S2E21)
- Quickly incapacitates a ninja who dodged his blaster fire. (source) (S4E20)
- Exchanges blows with a more elite ninja who dodged his blaster fire. (source) (S4E20)
- Draws on Asajj Ventress before she can anticipate it. (source) (DD)
- Gives a man a chance to draw on him but still kills him. (source) (REB)
- Still kills the man after giving him a chance to draw. (source) (REB)
Combat
- Stuns and disarms a captor. (source) (AoR)
- Tricks a Clone Trooper into handing over his weapon, then beats, threatens, and shoots him with it. (source) (S2E20)
- Limitation: A disguised Obi-Wan Kenobi outfights him in hand-to-hand combat. (source) (S4E15)
- Quickly incapacitates a ninja who dodges his blaster fire. (source) (S4E20)
- Mixes blaster fire with melee while fighting off several ninjas. (source) (S4E20)
- Outfights a much larger opponent. (source) (SWC #5)
- Outfights a much larger opponent. (source) (SWC #5)
- Blinds Luke and fights him but struggles to bring him in alive and gets knocked out by R2-D2. (source) (SWC #6)
Accuracy
- Shoots a blaster from an opponent’s hand. (source) (AoR)
- Nails several targets in a training session that other Clone Trooper cadets struggled with. (source) (S2E20)
- While more experienced bounty hunters have difficulty pinning a target with Slave I, Boba clips the target soon after taking the controls. (source) (S2E21)
- Clips the target with Slave I soon after taking controls. (source) (S2E21)
- Makes a shot from across a desert far enough away that he needs binoculars to see the target. (source) (REB)
- Shoots Luke while avoiding a fatal shot to keep his bounty alive. (source) (SWC #6)
General
- Considered by many to be the best bounty hunter in the Galaxy. (source) (UG)
- First among several bounty hunters to successfully locate and follow the Millennium Falcon. (source) (V)
- Spots Luke sneaking around and nearly hits him with blaster fire. (source) (V)
- Deduces the Stormtrooper’s ruse and Luke’s escape. (source) (FaCPoV)
- Headed a team of bounty hunters. (source) (DD)
Blasters
- Uses dual blaster pistols much like his father early in his career. (source) (S4E20)
- Later primarily uses a single ESB blaster rifle. (source) (SWC #5)
- Description of ESB Blaster Rifle. (source) (UG)
Armor
- Tanks a fiery explosion from a short distance away without issue. (source) (REB)
- Tanks a fiery explosion from a short distance away without issue. (source) (REB)
- No-sells a punch from Luke, hurting Luke’s hand. (source) (SWC #6)
- Armor has rocket dart launchers in the kneepads. (source) (.COM)
- Helmet contains targeting system, binoculars, and a commlink. (source) (.COM)
Gauntlets
- Description of gauntlets. (source) (UG)
- Releases a whipcord that snares a fleeing person. (source) (SWC #5)
- Holds blades that cut Luke. (source) (SWC #6)
- Releases a whipcord that binds Luke Skywalker’s limbs. (source) (VI)
- Fires a wrist rocket whose effects are not seen. (source) (VI)
- Houses a flamethrower. (source) (.COM)
- Utilizes flamethrower when targets are behind cover. (source) (REB)
- Utilizes flamethrower when targets are behind cover. (source) (REB)
Rocketpack
- Description and detail of flaws in design. (source) (.COM)
- Flies across a desert on Tatooine. (source) (SWC #5)
- Charges an opponent at close range. (source) (SWC #6)
- Charges an opponent at close range. (source) (SWC #6)
- Dodges and charges in the same thrust. (source) (SWC #6)
- Covers the gap between platforms around the Sarlacc Pit. (source) (VI)
- Malfunctions by rocketing him into a wall, leading to his demise in the Sarlacc Pit. (source) (VI)
- Contains enough fuel for 20 controlled bursts. (source) (UG)
Slave I
- Armed with laser cannons, projectile launchers, and seismic charges. (source) (.COM)
- Seismic charges destroy several asteroids. (source) (II)
- Rapid-fire lasers destroy asteroids and tracking missiles. (source) (II)
- Creates several large explosions with its blasters. (source) (S2E21)
- Takes significant damage and creates an explosion but remains operational years later. (source) (S2E22)
- Designed with anti-detection gear. (source) (UG)
