GameSpot The Main Characters, Ranked By Bravery

Only the brave and the ruthless survive on Tatooine, a harsh planet known for pod racing, the spice race, the Skywalkers, and most recently the exploits of Boba Fett. primes takes control of Jabba's palace and positions himself as the territory's new daimyo. But he has no time to enjoy the outward signs of his newfound power.

Due to the activity of the infamous Pyke Syndicate, Jabba's cousins ​​claiming his throne, and many other threats, Fett must sleep in his bacta tank with one eye open. to build his family and his empire, he must surround himself with equally formidable allies whose bravery, ingenuity and cunning will help Fett forge his new legacy.

8 Major Mok Shaiz's Butler

As the new Daimyo, Boba Fett can expect a tribute from all vassals in his territory, though the mayor of Mos Espa has a funny way of showing his gratitude. He sends his sneaky butler to do his dirty work at his place, and the obsequious Twi'lek has the nerve to demand that Boba Fett be understanding.

Like the first face Fett or Shand see when trying to gain an audience with the mayor, the butler is an overconfident braggart who seems to believe that bureaucracy is his best defense against the two warriors. His backbone, however, is not in beskar. As soon as Fett finds out that the mayor is in cahoots with the Twins, aka Jabba the Hutt's cousins, the butler tries to take a little jaunt through the streets of Mos Espa, proving for sure that his bravery is as changeable than the sands of Tatooine.

7 From where

Due to high water prices and few job opportunities available, Skad and his band of cybernetically enhanced misfits become petty criminals on the streets of Mos Espa. But while some might see Skad as a young punk obsessed with optical implants, Daimyo Boba Fett sees him as an expert in surveillance.

Skad doesn't hesitate to spring into action and chase the mayor's butler through the streets at Fett's request, and later performs a major reconnaissance for the Daimyo which alerts him and Fennec Shand to maneuvers within the corrupt Pyke Syndicate. Skad shows no fear when working as a stealth agent, taking pride in his work (and his upgrades) in a way that resonates with a methodical man like Fett.

6 Drash

Where others might show fear in the Daimyo's presence, Drash coldly tells Boba Fett where he can push his jet pack. After the former bounty hunter champions deceitful water merchant Lortha Peel and made false accusations of theft against her and her friends, she's not afraid to stand her ground.

Drash's bravery impresses Fett, who, recognizing her potential, hires her and her street crew as agents. It's a good thing, too, because when his bacta bath is disrupted by Black Krrsantan, Drash is the one of the first people to spring into action and stab the assassin. While the rest of Tatooine underestimates Drash because of his appearance, Fett sees a place for him in his family.

5 Madame Garsa Fwip

The owner of the Sanctuary, the "hive of scum and wickedness" of Mos Espa, is an erudite and attractive businesswoman. But anyone who visits her establishment will regret letting her flashy clothes and silky tone fool them. .Garsa Fwip is no fool. She prefers diplomacy to violence because, just like the Twins, she understands that "bloodshed is bad for business" and she is a pillar of her community.

Madame Fwip doesn't shy away from Boba Fett, and the two share a mutual respect. For her, interacting with tough guys like him is part of a day's work. Dare to approach her, but Fwip boldly begs him to reconsider his actions. Given that Twi'lek women are often depicted as slaves to pleasure, Madame Garsa's strong character is a welcome destroyer of character tropes in Star Wars. .

4 Black Krissantan

Banished from his homeworld and condemned to roam the galaxy as a warrior for hire, the mighty Black Krrsantan has made a name for himself plying his trade as a bounty hunter, assassin, mercenary, and gladiator in the pits of Dun's death before taking a job for the twins Only someone as revered as Santo could be sent to assassinate Boba Fett, though much of his decision may have been tied to unfinished business between Black Krrsantan and Boba Fett in several issues of Marvel's. Darth Vader from the comics.

The mighty Wookiee showed great courage in the face of being nearly killed by Fett and his pet Rancor. He learned a valuable lesson from Fett: “Don't work for scugholes.” Krrsantan represents the fierce bravery of which the Wookiees are capable.

3 Between Warrior Trainer

Thanks to series like The Boba Fett Book expanding the lore of Tatooine, fans learn even more about Tusken Raiders. In Star Wars Episode II — Attack of the Clones, they were portrayed as savage marauders with no deep connection to their land and their culture. All that changes as fans follow Boba Fett's journey from captive to ally of a Tusken tribe, included in the sand people's most sacred rituals and customs as well as the formation of one of their best warriors.

This mysterious figure is never mentioned by name, but it is strongly implied that she is the Chief's wife. Thanks to her instructions, Fett manages to excel in the Tusken style of fighting. learns to ride a speeder bike during the train attack, which she repays by wiping out dozens of Pyke Syndicate agents. Simply through pantomime and body language, fans felt connected to Coach Tusken who took a great risk by welcoming a human bounty hunter into his tribe.

2 Fennec Shands

With a reputation like that of Fennec Shand, who traded blaster fire with everyone from Din Djarin to Bad Batch and Cad Bane, it's easy to see why Boba Fett chose her to be his second-in-command. What's less clear is why Shand stayed with Boba Fett despite their agreement, especially since she had already paid off her debt to him for saving her life.

As brave as Shand is, no doubt fighting the Pyke Syndicate assassins, Black Krrsantan or any threat to the Daimyo, her true courage comes from unpacking her past and accepting the fact that unity, loyalty and community could worth their weight. in credits. There is no one braver than someone who is willing to change their perspective, especially if that perspective was previously the cornerstone of their beliefs.

1 Boba Fett

In a baptism of sand and Sarlacc juice, Boba Fett is reborn, a warrior poet with a conscience and a spiritual journey.Through being a captive of the Sand People after his escape from the Carkoon Pit, he learned the value of having people to trust and rely on, a perspective he marries with his bounty hunter creed to create a new moral compass.

Unlike Jabba, Boba Fett rules Tatooine "with respect" and he's not afraid to show a more vulnerable side of himself. He remains a fully capable warrior, and after spending enough time with the Tuskens, he destroys only a group of thugs terrorizing the moisture farmers at Tosche Station, and he later leads an incredible attack on the Pyke Syndicate spice train. But Fett's true bravery comes from giving up an identity that thought he was taking to his grave. After nearly losing his life, he found that this identity no longer suited his desire for community and an honorable legacy. Now he is ready to provide something better for bounty hunters who put their lives in the service of idiotic employers who don't care whether hunters live or die.