From 1977 to 2019, the Star Wars series produced a total of 9 canons, 2 sequels, 1 animation, and 3 sets of animated series.
This "universe's first big IP" that has swept the world has long become the common memory of generations.
At the same time, it is also the "king fried" in the hands of Disney.
In 2019, Star Wars spin-offs The Mandalorian began airing, the first live-action series in the Star Wars series.
After the broadcast, word-of-mouth ratings were double harvested, and the Douban rating was above 9 points for both seasons.
What I didn't expect was that this derivative drama actually produced a derivative drama -
The Book of Boba Fett
The Book of Boba Fett
The Book of Boba Fett is a 7-episode miniseries that tells the legendary story of bounty hunter Boba Fett.
Like The Mandalorian, the show was written by Jon Feiru, and the graphics still look retro.
The male protagonist is played by Temura Morrison, and the female protagonist is played by Chinese actor Wen Mingna.
Douban score 8.7, a week of global word-of-mouth drama list No.1.
Boba Fett's story also begins with Star Wars Prequel II: Attack of the Clones.
About 10 years before the Outbreak of the Clone Wars, Jango Fett, the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter, was favored by the Caminos for his excellent genes.
The Camino offered a tempting price and persuaded Jango Fett to sell his DNA.
In this way, Jango became the template for the Clone Army, and in addition to the considerable reward, he also proposed a condition - to leave him a clone without any modification.
He named the clone Boba Fett and raised him as a son, teaching him all his life's fighting skills.
Later, Jango Fett was killed, and Boba Fett inherited his mantle and officially began his career as a bounty hunter, driving the spaceship Slave One in search of targets in the galaxy.
After the Clone Wars, during the reign of the Galactic Empire, Boba became the most × bounty hunter in the galaxy.
In 1978, Boba made his debut in Star Wars: A Holiday Special.
But it wasn't until 1980's Star Wars Episode II: The Empire Strikes Back that he officially appeared as a member of Star Wars.
In Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Boba hands Solo over to his employer, Jabba, only to be taken into the air by a suddenly activated rocket backpack during a scuffle.
The out-of-control Boba was thrown into the stomach of the desert behemoth Sharak, and as for life and death, it also became a major suspense that attracted the attention of Star Wars fans.
From the timeline, the story of the show takes place after the second season of The Mandalorian.
After Helping Mandalorian Din Jarrin rescue Yoda's baby, Boba returned to Tatooine with his partner Finnek and embarked on a new journey.
The story of the Book of Boba Fett can be divided into two timelines, one is to heal the wounds in the healing room and tell the experience and growth in the desert with constant flashback dreams.
In Star Wars, Boba certainly did not die in Sharak's stomach, he climbed out after burning a large hole with a flamethrower.
Then, exhausted, Boba fainted in the middle of the desert.
The surviving Boba did not have good luck, and the armor was taken by the Jawa people, and then became a slave of the indigenous Sand People.
Boba had wanted to save enough strength to escape at night, but in the end he was dragged down by the Rodian slaves, and his escape plan failed.
Captured again, Boba was bound by ropes and chains and went with the Rodia slaves to dig water balls in the desert.
Unexpectedly, in the process of digging water, there was an accident, and a huge six-legged monster rushed out of the desert and launched an attack on several people.
The scum of the sand man, whose combat strength was 5, was not good at that time, and only the beast was left to slaughter.
At the crucial moment, it is also up to the powerful bounty hunter Boba to kill the monster with his bare hands.
The heroic deeds of Boba were passed back to the Sand tribe, and his wisdom and bravery were recognized by the sand chiefs.
It was also an important step for him to change his destiny.
The second line in the story is the thorny problems that Boba encounters in governing Tatooine.
Boba and his companion Finnick return to Tatooine, kill the local gang boss Jabba, and occupy his palace.
Taking Jabba's place, Boba naturally became the local underground ruler, accepting tribute from everyone.
It's just that the mayor just sent a housekeeper to say hello.
Boba and his companion Finnick walked down the street with two Gamo bodyguards to proclaim their rule to the crowd.
Unlike his previous rulers, he wanted a more gentle approach to the problem.
It's just that things haven't gone so well, and there are still some people who don't obey Boba's rule.
A conspiratorial ambush awaited him.
Boba was injured in an ambush.
Next, we saw the first action chase scene of the show.
Finnick wanted to capture the Assassins to find out who was behind it.
After capturing the Assassins, Finnick learns through interrogation that it is Mayor Mok who is behind it.
As a spin-off, almost all the races, robots, and creatures that appear in The Book of Boba Fett appear in The Mandalorian.
For star wars fans, the acceptance of this drama will be higher.
Next, there should be a continuation of the story of Boba in a two-line parallel manner.
If you just watch the first episode, you may feel that the plot is a bit unremarkable, which is probably one of the reasons why the show is currently less watched.
In the next few episodes, various hidden Easter eggs will continue to surface.
For example, the Hut twins who look very similar to Jabba; for example, who are the Wookie invited by the Hutt twins...
Step by step, Boba became the king of the dungeons.
As a spin-off drama, the quality is still very good.