Accidentally? Nah that was definitely planned. He's too smart for that

I hate how the user has to bow to fire - you have a targeting system, so why do you have to stoop to deploy it?

@@hellfish2309 that would be so awesome to see him fire it from standing and it just comes in like a mortar and destroys something.

@@CT5555_ i mean I understand MAYBE having to brace in like a kata stance so he doesn’t lift off when deploying; but it should fire like the torps in The Expanse: canister eject above the user then thrust… it shouldn’t fire like the RPGs from the B2 droids because the user is a person

@@hellfish2309 I've always just accepted it as another case of Star wars using line of sight weapons, when it doesn't need to.

He did in Tafi station.

Well he used it like a club… not for it’s intended purpose but that works ig

@@raicattivo no, he shot one of them that pulled a blaster

@@asupremetab1617 noice

he fired it a couple times on Tython to my recollection, but I have no idea if he hit any stormtroopers with it. Given the nature of stormtroopers, he probably did.

I thought it was the same one but repaired, that’s why the silver part is there. Maybe I’m wrong tho

I was thinking the same thing what actually happened for him to get his old one and the new to repair it or how did he get the new one

@@theholymemelord5644 i highly doubt he started digging around in the sand for half a gun

I just figure that he was just pushing the intended range of the rockets, so it ended up drifting a bit. I don't think they're meant to be shot over that large of a distance.

If you look closely he dose aim for the lower one

@@drgeek687yeah he does, you see it on the visor target locking.

Also his dad’s dual pistols he’s seen using them multiple times in the the clone wars. There are probably 6 of them chilling on slave 1 next to the rack of ee3s

I'm telling yall, heatseeking missle, they are known to drift to other heat sources, including the sun if they are low enough quality.

It's a reference to the original Magnificent 7 movie, a space Western paying homage to a classic Western.

Nope,it's an easter egg.

@@andredfreitas6909 really?

@@lel0uchvibritannia981 yes, there are some things in star wars that are eater eggs related to the japanese movie director Akira Kurosawa. This is inditectely connected to Kurosawa's works. But very few people realize that...🤔🙄

First: "A New Hope" is inspired by an Akira Kurosawa's movie called "The hidden fortress were two serfs of a princess go after a general to ask for his help. In star wars the duo became R2D2 and C3P0, the princess became Leia and the general became Obi Wan Kenobi. George Lucas use the false name "The blue harvest" for star wars when was filming the first movie,many years later they made a comic book with this name about a jedi general,Dass Jennir, that scaped order 66. The blue harvest comic book story is inspired by Akira Kurosawa's movie "Yojimbo". And finally, this scene is inspired by an old western movie called "The magnificent seven " that was recently remade with Chris Pratt. I don't know if the remake has this scene but,in the original there is a scene where one of the magnificent seven (the good guys) uses a rifle to aim and shoot a bad guy that is so far away. When he succed other of the seven says "good shot" and he says "I was aiming at the horse "(just like "good shot" "I was aiming at the other ship "), that's the easter egg in the scene. And what this had to do with Akira Kurosawa's work? Simple "The magnificent seven " was inspired by Akira Kurosawa's movie called "The seven samurai "

The Black Series Boba Fett figure has a flame effect for his right arm but Boba has tubes on his left arm which makes sense because they would be the source of the flamethrower’s fuel.

That was what i saw…until the last episode where he fights cad bane and suddenly its on the left again….

That was also something that irritated me a lot, but how do you know that?

I feel like this wasn’t a mistake, since we see Boba fire two lasers from both barrels in the fight scene with the stormtroopers.

@@ivar637 yeah, and probably that is the mistake

@@alexejstivic is it though? We’ve never seen the flamethrower used before in actual star wars media, I believe the source for the flamethrower being below the wrist laser is an old book/poster showing Boba Fett’s weapons. To me it makes more sense that the flamethrower is in the same gauntlet as the whipcord, looking at the amount of fuel tubes leading there. (It uses jetpack fuel I believe)

The flamethrower should be on his right gauntlet. I know this because you can see the fuel line connected to it around his elbow

Interesting idea. I took that shot as him firing the gauntlet blaster as he punched...

But if you watch the clip, he does actually aim at the lower one

Yeah true

Yeah, we see in rebels some of them moving around on the floor after they’ve been shot

@@zt2019 because it's a kid's show

they're dead, their armour is plastic shit, accept it, move on. Stop with the bullshit retcons

@@RichO1701e But they're literally moving after being shot? how can they be dead you muppet. Did you not read the original comment? Of course some stormtroopers die when shot - we see it plenty of times from different media. But that doesn't mean their armour never does it's job. Even in the mandalorian we see stormtroopers shot that survive and thats not a kids show.

Some strong woods out there even in the real world, and theres ways to treat them to make them harder. Could be a special in universe wood that is strong enough to break the armor.

In clone wars there is a wookie youngling that uses a wooden hilt that the lightsaber bilding droid rold him was as strong as metal.

Jango used the Z-6 on Kamino, not Geonosis. The one that broke on geonosis was the JT-12

You didnt watch the whole video

Same here