I was waiting for someone to say that!

And i think Jaina went to Fett more so to help her Stop a Solo.
Sure, she got an added bonus out of Fett, him being one of the many Bounty Hunters to capitalize in the Purge of the Jedi during the Dark Times, but I believe it was the fact that Fett had caught her father that made her go the Way of learning from him.
One of the coolest parts of that book is when she whips out her LS when her and Fett were training, she tries to take a slice of the FETT, and gets the wind knocked out of her and then has a LS drawn on her. She was speechless. Too Cool.

I liked the episode I thought it was pretty good.

I thought the episode sucked. I don't think Open Seasons are safe because I somehow doubt the mandalorians would let someone with the name Vizsla enter government. I also didn't see any examples of mandalorian culture like the the importance of family. Also, where were the mandalorian protectors? They were formed in 21 BBY. I think the show is after that.

Hopefully they will address certain issue's and such but there is only so much they can do in a 30 minute episode. Just my 2 cents.

That was by far the coolest saber evah! Those Mando's armor sucked though. So was Governor Viszla the son of the dude Jango fights in Open Seasons?

I understand her books are supposed to be from the Mando's point of view, but I think she goes a little over the top in them. In the Legacy books, it seems to me that she's trying to make Han Solo look like a raving mad man, jumping up and down out of rage when he couldn't assassinate his own cousin. And in the RC books, she made it appear as if the Jedi didn't ever have a clue what was going on and didn't know how to conduct a war; it was only the Mandos who did.

The difference between the KOTOR Mandos and the Traviss Mandos is that the KOTOR Mandos were favorably impressed with the Jedi's battle prowess while the Traviss Mandos are disgusted by all Jedi and revile them.




I was referring to the Star Wars Tales comic book where Boba and Darth Vader engage in a lightsaber duel with no clear victor. I was under the impression that most of the Tales comics were non-canon.

I'm sure Boba has killed or captured Jedi before, and he is very valid person to learn fighting techniques from, but his Jedi and Solo destroying abilities were overplayed in the book methinks. Maybe I can chalk it up to the perspective the books were supposed to written from, but it still seems over-the-top with the reactions from the non-Mando characters.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed reading her books for the most part and I loved the way she expanded the Mando culture. However, I think she took it a couple of steps too far to prove their awesome skillz. I'm just as irritated when Luke Skywalker dices a dozen Sith Lords while sleep walking or whatever uberness they give him nowadays.

That was a good episode. Some great new characters. And it can all be easily worked out so far, but we will see how the other two Mando episodes go.

I really, really liked Satine, and loved her interactions with Obi-wan. The black Lightsaber was cool too, can't wait to see more of it and Viszla.

I thought it was a standard blade with an effect to depict it as being 'magnetically shielded' or whatever you might be able to do to a metal blade to make it resistant to a lightsaber.

I think the line was confusing. He was either referring to the saber he tossed to Obi-Wan as being stolen and used to kill other Jedi, or he was referring to what he tossed Obi-Wan as being stolen, and his own blade as having killed many Jedi.

EDIT: Nevermind, looking up Wookiepedia, I completely misunderstood that part of the scene. He was returning Obi-Wan's saber and talking about his own as being stolen/killing many Jedi. So apparently it was a lightsaber.