Those cybernetics could be either an asset or a liability if she plans to continue in a job that involves being shot at pretty often. It’s through a mix of all of these long-tested Star Wars medical procedures that Boba Fett probably saved Fennec. It makes sense that Boba Fett would have a store of bacta somewhere in order to treat his own wounds. It’s seen in the movies after Luke is attacked by the wampa beast and nearly frozen to death in The Empire Strikes Back. The operation probably also involved some bacta, the miraculous substance used to heal almost any wound. Nevertheless, adding droid parts to a dying organic body is just part of the Star Wars universe. There is an implication in the movies that mechanical parts are a hallmark of villains or of a fall toward the dark side, although this gets less clear when it comes to Luke Skywalker’s mechanical hand. Darth Vader is only alive because of his prosthetics and mechanical lungs, and General Grievous’ entire body was rebuilt as a droid. Because this is Star Wars, there is plenty of precedent for metal parts working medical miracles. What we know for sure is that Fennec is part-cyborg now, her stomach not only patched but reinforced with metal struts. How did she survive? We don’t know the exact details for sure. Fennec Shandįennec Shand, the assassin from “The Gunslinger,” returns in this episode despite the fact that she seemingly died during her debut. – Fett’s famous starship Slave I is intact after its master was eaten and escaped from the sarlacc on Tatooine. You can read more about Jango and his role in the Mandalorian Civil War here. It pitted the New Mandalorian group that eventually took control of the planet as a pacifist government against the war-like traditionalists. The one referenced here happened much earlier than those, though, in 42 BBY (Before Battle of Yavin). We’ve even seen a few of these civil wars on The Clone Wars and Rebels. Unsurprisingly, there have been several civil wars fought on Mandalore. – Boba mentions that Jango Fett fought in a Mandalorian Civil War. – Boba Fett’s chain code appears to be written in the Mandalorian language, which c ould be fully translated in Legends. The concept of spice as a drug is actually ripped right out of the novel Dune by Frank Herbert. Spice is a mineral that can have medicinal properties. Han Solo mentioned he was running spice back in A New Hope, and most recently we’ve seen spice mines in Solo: A Star Wars Story and Rebels.
– The “spice dream” Fett mentions is a drug haze from spice, Star Wars‘ generic recreational drug stand-in.
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