My thought was more basic. He hadnt worn it in a long time and during that time, someone else was marking it up. Those marks werent from his battles, the armor no longer showed just his history.
I have to agree. Boba was always very close to his father but due to Jango being murdered by Mace he ended up being raised by criminals rather than a Mandalorian parent. Since then Boba has faced his own mortality when he nearly died in the sarlaac and is now a middle-aged man looking towards his autumn years. That is enough for most people to take a good hard look at their life and the choices made, let alone someone who had a brush with death. I think Boba is starting down a road to embrace his father's values as I think he recognises that he isn't the kind of man Jango would be proud to call his son.
“Why Boba Fett Cleaned His Armor Now!” is a statement, not a question. It’s short for “This is why Boba FETT cleaned his armor now.” If you want to ask a question, use DID, and use the present form of the verb. “Why did Boba Fett clean his armor now? This is the way. (to speak English correctly.) But I absolutely agree with you, you can’t use the old figures, gotta buy all new repainted figures.
@@DisgruntledPigumon lol you're really trying to bust your balls, aren't you? I am curious how many languages do you speak correctly after finishing 12 h night shift...
"The empire. They're back" That means he must've been out of the sarlacc long enough to see the empire fall. He didn't sound too thrilled when he saw that cruiser.
Not necessarily,on tattoine we already saw planks with storm tropper heads and vanth story even showed people celebrating the destruction of death star 2 on a holocron,which basically means everyone was aware so even if you come to you senses a few years after fell of empire,you would know.
@@reginaldgickington4793 Even so he probably saw the darkness that shrouded the Empire but being a born survivor he used that to his advantage, I mean you can either work with the status quo and have a materially prosperous life or go against the status quo and live a rebellious, frustrating but possibly honorable life (if the status quo are inherently evil). The latter is riskier when it comes to the sole purpose of survival.
@@reginaldgickington4793 I think he had more jobs with Jabba because he risked questioning Vader when han was being put in carbonate because jabba wanted him so he willing to go farther for jabba then the empire. I do think he gets paid more a job by the empire.
In my mind (like a few others) it was the moment they're in the ship and Boba looks over at Din's fresh asf pure beskar suit he just decided he wasn't gonna look like a scrub
From what he knew: -It passed through a sarlacc digestive system; -Got played around by Jawas and shelved on their dusty rover; -Was worn for a time by another man who fought, bled and sweat in it. You wouldn't want to clean up your stuff after all that?
i'd clean it for sure, not sure what i'd do with the scratches though, it's not like I have the perfect color gradient green spray just laying around...
I think it was the last one, since before, all the nicks in the paint were made by him and the times he got hit whereas the nicks in the armour then were made by someone else
Its a matter of honor, the marshall wearing his armor obviously marked it up. therefore the afore mentioned respect for his grinds and battles is tarnished.
I think most of that damage came from the Sarlacc. Stomach acid ate up the paint, cut thru the cloth in Boba’s armor, got in his helmet and gave him those scars. Either way, you’re right, Cobb didn’t exactly keep it oiled up or anything.
@@chrismatteson1312 i think the explosion of jabbas sail barge might have been a factor, it did explode right above the sarlacc, which might be a reason to how boba escaped and the jawas found him, since they would scavenge the wreckage and his armor while he was passed out
Cynical, but true. You easily double your action figures, not counting special editions. Entertaining to watch these lore explanations, but as many of you I grew up with the original Star Wars (Episode IV a New Hope for you younglings) and this whole “epic” was just made up as they wrote the screenplays...deal with the fact that we are not looking at something like The Lord of the Rings, Dune or even Game of Thrones (or any epos that was committed to paper before being filmed). Boba Fett was a cool action figure, but IMO he always felt disappointing in the movies - a few stiff lines in The Empire Strikes Back, some clumsy fighting and death in The Return of the Jedi. He did not even have a name in The Empire Strikes Back - not sure he’s in the *original* credits or not. So in the end he was a bounty hunter with a cool suit that became iconic. I’d be tempted to say that the prequels with their Clone Troopers and Jango Fett gave Boba Fett the real boost in popularity that he enjoys today, that and Cosplay. Again, I loved my big Boba Fett action figure back in the early eighties, but I can’t understand the hype that this creates with fans. Still enjoy the whole Star Wars experience, but guess growing up does affect your outlook on things. Take it as you will but I thought Rogue One was the best Star Wars since, well, Star Wars.
Orrrr he wanted to carry on his father’s image until he lost his armor than he lost himself until he was able reconnect with the armor. Long story short kinda like a Phoenix
Also getting his armor back from another mandalorian living the mandalorian life probably rekindled a lot of pride that probably had been lacking when he was scrabbling as a nomad on Tatooine. Also he had watched this other mandalorian let himself be eaten by a greater krayt dragon so he could kill it. Even for as an acomplished bounty hunter as fett din clearly demonstrated his quality as a fighter before boba even made direct contact.
Came here to day the same. He's starting a new phase in his life. Helping a fellow Mando get his foundling back, rather than cashing in on the enormous bounty? Might as well start fresh and clean. (The black robes look so much better underneath it too!)
Moreover, a clean slate with his armor restored to a pristine condition can be representative of his own metaphorical rebirth after having finally recovered it. For so long he was incomplete, but now he is whole again.
Not even. The mandalorian is what happens when the storytellers have been fans of the source material from childhood. Favreau and Filoni grew up with Star Wars and it likely inspired their drive to be film makers. And it shows. JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson are fans of themselves. And it shows.
@@aramilslaysdemons5170 Rian Johnson and JJ Abrams did their research too and look how that turned out. It’s the difference between hiring a bodyguard who got certified from a security company or one who is an ex navy seal U get a different depth of knowledge and thus, care for the job at hand
@@aramilslaysdemons5170 ur not wrong about the research, but I think the research only helps bolster knowledge they already acquired, and their research is probably more extensive cuz their love for the source material is different. Whereas JJ and Rian were more obsessed with making the Star Wars movies they directed “their own” rather than respecting the source material totally.
@@HaylonHarroo87 JJ has also been a fan of Star Wars since childhood. From my understanding, everything JJ has done in his career was just to get the opportunity to work on Star Wars. It obviously didn't go as he had hoped, considering he had written an entire coherent sequel trilogy before Rian Johnson threw his EP 8 screenplay in the trash.
“Boba got virtually no action”?!? Did you not see him drop a seismic charge out on the Tie Fighters?? Arguably the best sound in Star Wars. That, alone, was worth the price of admission.
Literally as soon as I saw those TIEs take off, I turned to my brother and said "He's gonna use seismic charges", and about 7 seconds later "insert iconic sounds here" xD
It represents the “rebirth” of boba fett. Hence the cleaning up of his armor and why it looks so good. It is a way to show the audience a powerful symbol without directly stating it.
Jango taught him to keep his armor clean but not to polish it. Polish draws attention. I dont remember the name of the book but it was about boba when he is 10 during the events leading up to the first battle of Geonosis
He's a man who watched his father murdered before his eyes, He's fought literally since childhood, He's becomed a hardened man, cold and calculating, but seeing another Mandalorian, in his pristine armor, much like his father's, and seeing this man basically fighting for his son, much like Jango would have done for him, has to have an emotional impact, even if it's never spoken about, but there would be a bit of understanding of what being a Mandalorian would, and should be. Holding your honor to the example of what's in front of you. Maybe Boba couldn't save his father, but he can help this Mandalorian, save his son, and spare another his pains. We're literally looking at a reborn Boba, a Boba Fett with an actual mission that means something personal to him. Not just a cold Bounty. The man with a personal stake, will always fight harder than a paid outsider. I think we're gonna see Boba a whole lot more flushed out. It's an interesting premise.
This is 10000000% spot on and it’s exactly what the writers intended. Boba knows what’s it’s like to lose someone. Seeing Mando lose his child reminded him of his trauma. He knows Jango would react the same way if he were abducted.
That was my thought. When he had the armour from "new" (or inherited from his dad) he knew what condition it was in. He knew he could trust it's integrity as he knew what it had been through. However many years or decades of being separated from it, and knowing a previous wearer had used it in combat, he can't be sure if it would still protect him. If he wants to inspect it, he has to clean it. The question is, as Boba goes on, whether he'll continue to maintain the appearance of his armour or let it regain its patina.
I'm glad I scrolled through the comments. This is exactly what I was going to say. If anyone thinks there was a truly more deep reason, they are kidding themselves.
@@jessiehall1828 Sorry. As much as I like the Mandolorian, I have lost all faith in the integrity of Star Wars. Much like when Hasbro told the movie studios to kill as many G1 transformers as they could in the animated movie so they could sell a whole new line. I'm glad you have not become jaded to things like this, likeI have.
@@TheStoryTeller17 @GriffyMurphyJr @Suffs According to Mando - He doesn't consider anyone who takes off their helmet to be a Mandalorian. The definition is so broad that it isn't worth arguing IMO (and yet, it is)
@Manuel Patterson the turtleneck collar reminded me more of a shemagh because he had been in the desert for so long without his armor that he had probably just gotten so used to wearing one.
I think you were right about the "Battle Scars" but that was before he lost his armor. To a Mandalorian, even an unofficial one, losing one's armor is a great shame. All those battles, all those victories would mean nothing now. My take is that he refurbished his armor because A) it probably really needed it after the Sarlacc Pit, and B) it's a symbolic gesture he's starting over. Fresh start, fresh paint to be marred by his battles.
He is starting a new life. So much so that the galaxy’s finest bounty hunter isn’t interested in the bounty on the child, he just wants his armor. Cleaning it is a symbol of a fresh start.
Additionally, it appears that getting paint to stick to beskar metal isn’t terribly easy, and the special paint necessary might not be easy to find (or even the chemistry necessary well known outside of native mandalorians). The evidence for this is even after a fresh paint job, Boba’s armor already has paint chipped away in spots (the paint didn’t bond to the metal). So it’s plausible that Boba did occasionally touch up the paint on his old armor, but it would often chip off so readily that it always looked to be in a state of neglect.
Boba looking like a total boss wiping those troopers out. Huge skill gap between him and mando imo. They needed to show him this way. Plus Slave 1 wrecking havoc. Loved it and I'm a Vader fan.
Ikr I don’t see why people always expect every episode to be filled with insane amounts of action. Like not every episode is gonna have finale level action and not every character is gonna have tons of screen time every episode.
I see it as a representation of Boba Fett with a “clean” slate and starting over as a new man. Also when another figure of Boba Fett is released it won’t be yet another similar look. It will be a new look that’s worth picking up.
They missed that little line, but it would have been really cool if he did say that. I’m kinda surprised they did miss that considering all the Easter eggs in Mandolorian.
the jango/boba family lineage probably comes from an even greater more rare warrior society, they won that armor, and they wear it because its quality enough armor and it was gifted from people who would never do that.
I thought he cleaned his armor to get rid of smells that were not his. A total stranger wearing it for a few years. It smelled like body odor bad breath and ball sweat.
The original dings and scratches were reminders of his past missions, someone else wore his armor, therefore destroying his heritage. He repainted it as a fresh start!
Mandalorian armor has been the pinnacle of coolness in scifi nerd-dome for decades, and seeing the touched up variant they gave Fett warms my nerdy heart. The helmet looks much more proportionate to the body. The little details like black cloth covering otherwise plain areas of the suit, and the better coloration of the look all together, it just fits together perfectly. There are so many little details this show has done right. I am thoroughly impressed and can't wait to see what comes next.
@@WindyREDPanda then obviously you didn't see last weeks episode cause he doesn't seem to want anything to do with his bounty hunter past he seems to be honor bound and look at mando he was a bounty hunter too ya know unless you didn't watch season 1...
I just wonder why Din and a lot of the other characters didn't seem to recognize Boba Fett. He was one of the most infamous and best bounty hounters at his time and well known.
Well, wouldn’t Boba be around 60 or so, and Mando only 20-30? Plus he was a child of the Watch, rescued in the Great Purge, maybe everyone thought Boba died in the Sarlaac pit when Han knocked his jetpack in the desert in Return of the Jedi? Boba was laying low on Tatooine looking for his armor.
Yeah, I’ve thought about that as well. But the Star Wars galaxy is pretty big, which might explain it. Plus he was somewhat irrelevant since he supposedly died several years ago. Also, many characters had never heard of Jedi, despite them being an extremely prominent part of Star Wars lore. Of course, this is partially due to the empire wiping out their records, but still.
Even so, it's a galaxy. Galaxies are so immensely, overwhelmingly huge it's ridiculous. That's why a generation in less than half a decade could legit think the Jedi were never a thing. Think about all the stuff and people you don't know about or question the validity of on a place as small as a planet. Now amplify that to literally thousands of planets. No matter how popular a dude is, he's gonna be unknown by some people and places. Plus the Mandalorian has been purposefully exploring parts of Star Wars that weren't as relevant and explored previously (though def been mixing in known stuff too).
@@mokyan7 Boba Fett's about 42, give or take a year. If Palpatine, through Dooku, ordered the Kamino cloners to start the Clone army around the same time as SW:TPM, that was 32 years before the battle of Yavin, and The Mandalorian takes place 10 years after the battle of Yavin. He's a rough lookin' 42, to be sure, lol.
Din: “Aw man. Fett, you gave your armor a one-over eh? That must’ve been tough/time consuming.” Fett: “Actually it was super easy. Barely an inconvenience.” Din: “🤨”
It would make sense, from my perspective, that he re-furbished his armor after knowing someone else had been wearing it and adding their own dents and dings. I think of it as more of a "cleaning someone else's filth off" move...or something along those lines.
FFS! THANK YOU. You can’t clean-off scratches and scrapes. You have to repaint. And why isn’t anyone asking where the hell he keeps getting backpack missiles!?!
He probably had it parked at Jabba's palace and (according to Legends) hitched a ride with Dengar after he managed to escape the sarlacc to get back. He may have lived in the Slave I while he searched for his armor in the sand dunes. Since the tuskens were keen on survival in the dunes, Boba may have adapted to using their equipment while combing the sand for his armor so he could bare the heat
@@jarrodbushyhead why though? He only did it twice with fennec and fett. Besides there plenty of legends source material they’re pulling from and canonizing to better tell a story. As long as it’s a good material why should it matter?
@@jarrodbushyhead Actually, he was eaten by the Sarlacc(which takes thousands of years to digest), was protected from the toxins and poisons because of his armor, killed the sarlacc, and then climbed out. He lived whether you like it or not.
in the boba fett books, he says jango taught him to keep his armor slightly scuffed up so as to not draw too much attention to himself. he did indeed wear the battle scars as badges of honor and a wearable form of "street cred", but the underlying thought process was that beskar that is too shiny and new makes you prone to frequent attempted robberies, as we see repeatedly with Din Djarin
I think there are 3 main reasons Boba cleaned up his armour. 1.) It was a lot more scuffed and scratched when he got it back than when he had it in Return Of The Jedi. 2.) He is travelling with a mandalorian who he knows has reservations about letting him keep the armour anyway and the only thing keeping Din from trying to reclaim it is Boba treating it as a precious family heirloom. 3.) It is much easier to create the spare suits, toys, CGI models and art, etc with a clean design rather than having to match specific battle damage perfectly.
I think his armor looks better than ever. I love that he looks like a new man, and one that is going to be around for a few seasons. I can't wait to see more of him in action. Awesome video.👍👍👍
Dude, if someone else was wearing your armor for a few years, you'd clean it up good too.
I wouldn’t like the thought of someone wearing my armor, just like if I found out someone I didn’t know wore my pants.
This. 😂
Facts
He wouldn't be a client for the empire .... he would be a service provider for them.
My thoughts exactly
My thought was more basic. He hadnt worn it in a long time and during that time, someone else was marking it up. Those marks werent from his battles, the armor no longer showed just his history.
Thats a good one
Ooh I like that
Yeah I like that.
Like scars telling a story.
Really good thought there and most likely on point. Only thing is im just a little annoyed that he looked like a toy this last episode.
Mando passed him the cans of paint...
"This is the spray"
Lol
Hahhah! good one! XD
HAA... 🤣😂🤣 I needed that laugh...
Oh dear....but go on haha
😂
I think Fett seeing a Mandolorian and the pride he has in his armor, and finally getting it back made him want to restore it. A new proud beginning.
I like this
True enough
I think it will be cool to see when and where he gets his new damage and marks.
We call this "wishful thinking". I am talking about your reasoning.
I have to agree. Boba was always very close to his father but due to Jango being murdered by Mace he ended up being raised by criminals rather than a Mandalorian parent. Since then Boba has faced his own mortality when he nearly died in the sarlaac and is now a middle-aged man looking towards his autumn years. That is enough for most people to take a good hard look at their life and the choices made, let alone someone who had a brush with death. I think Boba is starting down a road to embrace his father's values as I think he recognises that he isn't the kind of man Jango would be proud to call his son.
Boba Fett : **looks at his armor**
Boba Fett : **Looks at Djarin shiny armor**
Boba Fett : **heads out to the nearest hardware store**
Then kicks it around the cargo hold so it’s a little scuffed up..
@Raphael self promotion? Thats low
@@dcolyer4451 how are people gonna see his video if he not self promotes
They got all sorts of stuff at the hardware store!
They've got allen wrenches, gerbil feeders, toilet seats, electric heaters
Trash compactors, juice extractors, shower rods and water meters
Walkie-talkies, copper wires safety goggles, radial tires
BB pellets, rubber mallets, fans and dehumidifiers
Picture hangers, paper cutters, waffle irons, window shutters
Paint removers, window louvers, masking tape and plastic gutters
Kitchen faucets, folding tables, weather stripping, jumper cables
Hooks and tackle, grout and spackle, power foggers, spoons and ladles
Pesticides for fumigation, high-performance lubrication
Metal roofing, waterproofing, multi-purpose insulation
Air compressors, brass connectors, wrecking chisels, smoke detectors
Tire gauges, hamster cages, thermostats and bug deflectors
Trailer hitch demagnetizers, automatic circumcisers
Tennis rackets, angle brackets, Duracells and Energizers
Soffit panels, circuit breakers, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers
Calculators, generators, matching salt and pepper shakers
@@alextrotta796 Damn, son.
"He Virtually got no action in that episode"
Me: *laughs in seismic charges*
**Eargasm**
as soon as i saw the charge pop up i immediately got excited for the noise incoming
@@tangomikefoxtrot same
Delicious, delicious seismic charges, and we finally get to see them hit the target(s)
heh heh heh
He's been reborn. He's regained his mandalorian heritage and armor like his father. The repaint is a symbol of rebirth.
He has no interest in his mandalorian heritage, only to honor his father.
100% accurate
@@dllemm Boba is a changed man, no doubt he will view these things differently than before.
Boba wasn't madalorian, he was a clone
@@0_opeace766 did you watch the newest episode of mandalorian? His father was a mandalorian which means he is too
"Why Boba Fett Cleaned His Armor Now?"
Disney: laughs in merchandise
“Why Boba Fett Cleaned His Armor Now!” is a statement, not a question.
It’s short for “This is why Boba FETT cleaned his armor now.”
If you want to ask a question, use DID, and use the present form of the verb.
“Why did Boba Fett clean his armor now?
This is the way. (to speak English correctly.)
But I absolutely agree with you, you can’t use the old figures, gotta buy all new repainted figures.
@@DisgruntledPigumon lol you're really trying to bust your balls, aren't you? I am curious how many languages do you speak correctly after finishing 12 h night shift...
@@DisgruntledPigumon Doing god's work.
Why come he clean tho
this is the way
"The empire. They're back"
That means he must've been out of the sarlacc long enough to see the empire fall. He didn't sound too thrilled when he saw that cruiser.
Not necessarily,on tattoine we already saw planks with storm tropper heads and vanth story even showed people celebrating the destruction of death star 2 on a holocron,which basically means everyone was aware so even if you come to you senses a few years after fell of empire,you would know.
Which is surprising, seeing as they were probably either his best or his second best (after Jabba) clients.
@@reginaldgickington4793 Even so he probably saw the darkness that shrouded the Empire but being a born survivor he used that to his advantage, I mean you can either work with the status quo and have a materially prosperous life or go against the status quo and live a rebellious, frustrating but possibly honorable life (if the status quo are inherently evil). The latter is riskier when it comes to the sole purpose of survival.
@@reginaldgickington4793 I think he had more jobs with Jabba because he risked questioning Vader when han was being put in carbonate because jabba wanted him so he willing to go farther for jabba then the empire. I do think he gets paid more a job by the empire.
Boba was never too happy about the whole Clones being replaced by Storm Troopers, it was an embarrassment to his fathers Legacy.
"We need to save grogu."
"Ok, can we stop at home depot first?"
Yooooo!!!😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 honestly best comment here
I read this in Boba's voice! 😂
In my mind (like a few others) it was the moment they're in the ship and Boba looks over at Din's fresh asf pure beskar suit he just decided he wasn't gonna look like a scrub
@@dm3402
I honestly do not like the polished silver look. He needs color.
Man just wanted his armor to look as clean as Din Djarin’s armor
It doesn’t look as good clean tbh
@@IncrediibleHauck 🤔
Badass either way, but i guess he couldn't let the new kid look sharper
@@ThatFoxJD Hahaha
Indeed.
From what he knew:
-It passed through a sarlacc digestive system;
-Got played around by Jawas and shelved on their dusty rover;
-Was worn for a time by another man who fought, bled and sweat in it.
You wouldn't want to clean up your stuff after all that?
i'd clean it for sure, not sure what i'd do with the scratches though, it's not like I have the perfect color gradient green spray just laying around...
*was worn and bled
@@tanmaydeshpande Corrected. Thanks for pointing out my mistakes, english is not my first language
I think it was the last one, since before, all the nicks in the paint were made by him and the times he got hit whereas the nicks in the armour then were made by someone else
“Nice shot”
“I was aiming for the other one.”
Boba Fett, Suffering from success.
Bruhhh
Who cares? task failed successfully.
I think its a reference to an old western, forget the name, but the line is 'I was aimin' for the horse'
@@admiralhackett7686 - The Magnificent Seven
I think his clean armor is him starting over with a clean slate
True
That, and give the armor proper respect for saving his bacon while in the Sarlacc.
I didn't like it..he's old armour had history
Agreed that's what I was thinking
@@Aereto i like that thought too
It is refreshing seeing his armour look pristine for once too.
It looks like plastic
@@jacobkreifels7690 ikr
@@jacobkreifels7690 if you were in the middle of combat you would probably spray paint your weapons with whatever you had to keep it camouflaged
@@jacobkreifels7690 opposed to the older armor looking..?
@@jacobkreifels7690 it doesn't though. It looks like sprayed metal the type youd see on a ship or a boat
He probably took one look at Mando’s shiny chrome get up and thought, “Fark, I need to up my sheeit!”
I’m still F***ing happy that Boba Fett is still F***ing alive
He’s my favorite
If you read the lore, you'd see he went back to his planet and became the Mandalore and had a family. Dudes got a great story post movies
@@nonyabidness6492 I know I read the lore I’m just happy he’s back
@@daddychill6566 same
HELL YEAH
YES
Its a matter of honor, the marshall wearing his armor obviously marked it up. therefore the afore mentioned respect for his grinds and battles is tarnished.
I think most of that damage came from the Sarlacc. Stomach acid ate up the paint, cut thru the cloth in Boba’s armor, got in his helmet and gave him those scars.
Either way, you’re right, Cobb didn’t exactly keep it oiled up or anything.
@@chrismatteson1312 i think the explosion of jabbas sail barge might have been a factor, it did explode right above the sarlacc, which might be a reason to how boba escaped and the jawas found him, since they would scavenge the wreckage and his armor while he was passed out
its so disney can put less effort in the toys paintjob
james fraser as a painter, it’s harder to make something look clean than it is to make it look messed up,
Most of the "damage" (really just peeled off paint and a few dents) was already there LONG before the marshall got his hands on it.
Why Fett cleaned his armor: so Disney can sell toys
I wouldn't mind that
They already do
I'm afraid you missed like 40 years of Star Wars merchandise produced when Lucas was in charge.
Cynical, but true. You easily double your action figures, not counting special editions. Entertaining to watch these lore explanations, but as many of you I grew up with the original Star Wars (Episode IV a New Hope for you younglings) and this whole “epic” was just made up as they wrote the screenplays...deal with the fact that we are not looking at something like The Lord of the Rings, Dune or even Game of Thrones (or any epos that was committed to paper before being filmed). Boba Fett was a cool action figure, but IMO he always felt disappointing in the movies - a few stiff lines in The Empire Strikes Back, some clumsy fighting and death in The Return of the Jedi. He did not even have a name in The Empire Strikes Back - not sure he’s in the *original* credits or not. So in the end he was a bounty hunter with a cool suit that became iconic. I’d be tempted to say that the prequels with their Clone Troopers and Jango Fett gave Boba Fett the real boost in popularity that he enjoys today, that and Cosplay. Again, I loved my big Boba Fett action figure back in the early eighties, but I can’t understand the hype that this creates with fans. Still enjoy the whole Star Wars experience, but guess growing up does affect your outlook on things. Take it as you will but I thought Rogue One was the best Star Wars since, well, Star Wars.
Why my suit never get dirty
ANSWER THE DAMN QUESTION
please
He's just a simple man, trying to make his way in the universe
Apparently he's just trying to make his way in the galaxy now. Spending time in a sarlacc pit does things to people.
Lmaoooo This comment Is very underrated
@@OhmVibe yeah it gives them cancer
Like his father before him
Clone*
Orrrr he wanted to carry on his father’s image until he lost his armor than he lost himself until he was able reconnect with the armor. Long story short kinda like a Phoenix
Also getting his armor back from another mandalorian living the mandalorian life probably rekindled a lot of pride that probably had been lacking when he was scrabbling as a nomad on Tatooine. Also he had watched this other mandalorian let himself be eaten by a greater krayt dragon so he could kill it. Even for as an acomplished bounty hunter as fett din clearly demonstrated his quality as a fighter before boba even made direct contact.
This
@@charlespickering2726 this also
@@charlespickering2726 This is the way......
@@phoenix_451 he’s abbreviating it. do u know what long story short means?
It's a second life.
Yes
I would clean my armour if it was digested by a sarlac
Rebirth.
@@mrdilophosaursr410 wasn't that twice digested
Came here to day the same. He's starting a new phase in his life. Helping a fellow Mando get his foundling back, rather than cashing in on the enormous bounty? Might as well start fresh and clean. (The black robes look so much better underneath it too!)
When he got back his armor, much of the wear it had was no longer from his previous battles. This is a clean slate.
Yeah, earn his battles scars again.
Moreover, a clean slate with his armor restored to a pristine condition can be representative of his own metaphorical rebirth after having finally recovered it. For so long he was incomplete, but now he is whole again.
@@EmeralBookwise I like that one
The Mandalorian is what happens when you have the writers actually research the source material beforehand.
Not even. The mandalorian is what happens when the storytellers have been fans of the source material from childhood. Favreau and Filoni grew up with Star Wars and it likely inspired their drive to be film makers. And it shows.
JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson are fans of themselves. And it shows.
@@HaylonHarroo87 So... the writers have done research on the source material?
@@aramilslaysdemons5170 Rian Johnson and JJ Abrams did their research too and look how that turned out.
It’s the difference between hiring a bodyguard who got certified from a security company or one who is an ex navy seal
U get a different depth of knowledge and thus, care for the job at hand
@@aramilslaysdemons5170 ur not wrong about the research, but I think the research only helps bolster knowledge they already acquired, and their research is probably more extensive cuz their love for the source material is different.
Whereas JJ and Rian were more obsessed with making the Star Wars movies they directed “their own” rather than respecting the source material totally.
@@HaylonHarroo87 JJ has also been a fan of Star Wars since childhood. From my understanding, everything JJ has done in his career was just to get the opportunity to work on Star Wars. It obviously didn't go as he had hoped, considering he had written an entire coherent sequel trilogy before Rian Johnson threw his EP 8 screenplay in the trash.
The video: "season 2 is filled with..."
Ad: "Philadelphia cream cheese"
Me: "oh is it now, how Interesting"
Lol I got same thing
Lmao
Available in stores now
Didn't happen. Fake AF.
I was at the store once and saw Philadelphia cream cheese and for a second thought it said pedophilia cream. Cheese
Because it's his "resurrection" and thus he wants a fresh start.
Also likely they lost the original outfit and had to make a new one.
Nope that's the original armor
Boba fett died in the sarlacc
@@jarrodbushyhead no he didn’t
@@jarrodbushyhead there are comics both in canon and legends that explain how he escaped the sarlacc
Fans: so Disney can sell more merch
Disney: barely selling Mandalorain merch
Not yet anyway
20 years and counting and we don't have an accurate ROTJ Boba Fett from Hasbro (the one they promised this year still need to be delivered)
@@danieljprado2599 Save your money and get a Hot Toys Boba Fett
Grogu is literally everywhere
Have you been to target
“Boba got virtually no action”?!?
Did you not see him drop a seismic charge out on the Tie Fighters?? Arguably the best sound in Star Wars. That, alone, was worth the price of admission.
This is so true.
Literally as soon as I saw those TIEs take off, I turned to my brother and said "He's gonna use seismic charges", and about 7 seconds later "insert iconic sounds here" xD
I was like
He's gonna use the big boom
Nah, Mando just kept nagging him "clean your armour, this is the way!"
Lol
Mando has similar armor that looks like jango’s armor
Yeah
Mando likes to keep it clean and tidy
He's just a simple man making his way through the universe
With a new Companion rocking new shiny beskar.... Time for new paint.
Just a simpleton
Oooh I just got chills! Say it again!
*Galaxy
@@trimlesscoasters no
It represents the “rebirth” of boba fett. Hence the cleaning up of his armor and why it looks so good. It is a way to show the audience a powerful symbol without directly stating it.
Exactly
Show don't tell. This series at its best embodies this ethos.
@@Jeremiah90526 You said it.
This is what I was about to post. ^
The original trilogy he didn't have someone to show him up in shiny armor. He couldn't allow himself to look shabby next to Mando.
he had darth vader
Jango taught him to keep his armor clean but not to polish it. Polish draws attention. I dont remember the name of the book but it was about boba when he is 10 during the events leading up to the first battle of Geonosis
He's a man who watched his father murdered before his eyes, He's fought literally since childhood, He's becomed a hardened man, cold and calculating, but seeing another Mandalorian, in his pristine armor, much like his father's, and seeing this man basically fighting for his son, much like Jango would have done for him, has to have an emotional impact, even if it's never spoken about, but there would be a bit of understanding of what being a Mandalorian would, and should be. Holding your honor to the example of what's in front of you. Maybe Boba couldn't save his father, but he can help this Mandalorian, save his son, and spare another his pains. We're literally looking at a reborn Boba, a Boba Fett with an actual mission that means something personal to him. Not just a cold Bounty. The man with a personal stake, will always fight harder than a paid outsider. I think we're gonna see Boba a whole lot more flushed out. It's an interesting premise.
What an excellent analysis. I never got the parallel between mando and jango
Thank you.
Great comment.
This is 10000000% spot on and it’s exactly what the writers intended. Boba knows what’s it’s like to lose someone. Seeing Mando lose his child reminded him of his trauma. He knows Jango would react the same way if he were abducted.
Boba fett is a clone
When I saw him walk out in the new armor, that was a solid “ damn “ out of me.
Lol I was like DAMNNNN BoBA FETT 😆 😆
@@i.o.0916 man gotta strut!
What a great comment made me laugh😂”damn” out of me
I feel like its probably just as simple as, he actually NEEDED to clean and restore the armor now, whereas he never really needed to before.
Especially just knowing someone else had been wearing it for that long. Anyone would want to clean it
That was my thought.
When he had the armour from "new" (or inherited from his dad) he knew what condition it was in. He knew he could trust it's integrity as he knew what it had been through.
However many years or decades of being separated from it, and knowing a previous wearer had used it in combat, he can't be sure if it would still protect him. If he wants to inspect it, he has to clean it.
The question is, as Boba goes on, whether he'll continue to maintain the appearance of his armour or let it regain its patina.
I mean, it's beskar.
@@mynameswouldntwork isn't the armor durasteel?
@@masqueraded-_-2564 It was in legends but I think that's been retconned.
"Why Boba Fett Cleaned His Armor Now?"
2020: Covid19
Therapist: "Clean Fett armor isn't real. It can't hurt you"
Clean Fett armor:
imo I think it looks cooler! It is sleek like Mando’s beskar.
Oh god
It’s scary?
No!
It’s AWSOME
@@bubba4847 seek help
@@bubba4847 its all beskar....
He’s a changed man he serves no-one and now sees how terrible the empire was even after all those contracts.
He probably never really liked the Empire, they were just the ones paying his bills.
He never served anyone, he was and still is a bounty hunter
That’s not the reason he repainted it
The real reason is to sell more toys 😎
I'm glad I scrolled through the comments. This is exactly what I was going to say. If anyone thinks there was a truly more deep reason, they are kidding themselves.
And make them cheaper too!
25% different is enough to keep the profits from Lucas
@@a1b9e7l6 oh wow what an insightful comment it isnt like there could be a reason a character does something that’s ridiculous
@@jessiehall1828 Sorry. As much as I like the Mandolorian, I have lost all faith in the integrity of Star Wars. Much like when Hasbro told the movie studios to kill as many G1 transformers as they could in the animated movie so they could sell a whole new line. I'm glad you have not become jaded to things like this, likeI have.
R.I.P Jeremy Bulloch (1945-2020). The original Boba Fett.
I think Mando is such a strong believer in his culture that it re-invigorated Boba to believe again
Boba isn't mandalorian. Jango wasn't even mandalorian.
@@strawsparky33 Actually, it is now canon that Jango was a foundling, making him and boba mandolorian..
@@suffs4730 actually, watch the new mandalorian episode. Boba isn't a mandalorian neither is jango
@@strawsparky33 Bo was talking specifically to Boba, she didn’t mention Jango. She didn’t see him as Mando because he’s a clone.
Cloneist di’kut.
@@TheStoryTeller17 @GriffyMurphyJr @Suffs According to Mando - He doesn't consider anyone who takes off their helmet to be a Mandalorian. The definition is so broad that it isn't worth arguing IMO (and yet, it is)
Why did he clean his armour?
Intricate lore and backstory?
No he was just jealous of Mando
Stripping the paint would have made it too obvious so repaint it is.
That actually works well with the idea behind honoring his father. How could he not think of Jango when he first saw Mando?
@@Fettclone1 boba did so many things, his legacy is equal or greater than jangos. mando is a petty mando.
It's for SW toy collectors (lmao) ;D
I'd rather say that He recolored it rather then cleaning it
Agreed. And it looks so good too
Yeah it's a paint job.
Looks tight bruh
Most often in order to apply a new paint job you must first remove the old one or whatever is left of it. In other words clean it.
No bondo. And fixed up the electronics
Maybe he saw Mando and though “damn I should get my act together”
“The wear and tear on his armor was a sign of wear and tear”. Gee thanks.
zXSEBOXz “The Floor is made of floor”
Every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes.
@@ulyssespulido9556 wow you learn something new everyday thanks for the insight.
The battle scars on his armor was a sign of battle . . . scars.
@@Pioneer5118 NO! The Floor is made of Floor tentacles.
It’s simple. He didn’t want Din to look cooler than him.
Boba's armor has never looked so good, especially with the black clothing.
i dont think anyone else even appreciated this
@@shawncraft2849 whole Reddit did
Am I a joke to
Agreed. His armor looks amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@Manuel Patterson the turtleneck collar reminded me more of a shemagh because he had been in the desert for so long without his armor that he had probably just gotten so used to wearing one.
no one absolude no one, Boba Fett shoots two ships at one rocket Boba Fett: "I was aiming for the other one"
This man can shoot entire ships from his back? That sounds heavy
I think you were right about the "Battle Scars" but that was before he lost his armor.
To a Mandalorian, even an unofficial one, losing one's armor is a great shame. All those battles, all those victories would mean nothing now.
My take is that he refurbished his armor because A) it probably really needed it after the Sarlacc Pit, and B) it's a symbolic gesture he's starting over. Fresh start, fresh paint to be marred by his battles.
Plus there were a lot of battle scars that weren’t his from battles he hadn’t fought
I agree. But when I saw that fresh clean paint for the 1st time im like WTF!?
Boba couldn't care less about his Mandalorian heritage. He only cares about his father.
@@dexeronstarsurge true.
I think it represents that after the last 5 years and almost dying, he is a new man, and is trying to go a different way.
He is starting a new life. So much so that the galaxy’s finest bounty hunter isn’t interested in the bounty on the child, he just wants his armor. Cleaning it is a symbol of a fresh start.
Additionally, it appears that getting paint to stick to beskar metal isn’t terribly easy, and the special paint necessary might not be easy to find (or even the chemistry necessary well known outside of native mandalorians). The evidence for this is even after a fresh paint job, Boba’s armor already has paint chipped away in spots (the paint didn’t bond to the metal). So it’s plausible that Boba did occasionally touch up the paint on his old armor, but it would often chip off so readily that it always looked to be in a state of neglect.
Boba fett's Armor isn't made of Beskar as far as I know
@@Mercilessonion his armor is beskar...
If paint doesn't adhere well to the armor you'd think it would be pretty much all gone by the time he finally got it back
@@gabrielcollazo6835 Then how does it have dents?
@@gabrielcollazo6835 I've read somewhere that it's durastell but later gifted beskar armor later down his life
It's Bescar, the armor is nigh indestructible, the paint is not.
His armor is not pure Beskar like Din Djarin’s. It’s an alloy comprised of Beskar and likely many other less durable metals.
Boba's armor is not beskar, it's mix of beskar and durasteel
@@masteryoghurt2110 source?
@@masteryoghurt2110 doesn't matter, still the same principle.
@@Gojirawars03 durasteel
I am legitimately the happiest I’ve ever been about Star Wars, to know my favorite character didin’t die in a sand octopuses stomach.
Boba looking like a total boss wiping those troopers out. Huge skill gap between him and mando imo. They needed to show him this way. Plus Slave 1 wrecking havoc. Loved it and I'm a Vader fan.
Me too and we finally get to see him in action like in the comics and the books!
I KNEW HE WAS ALIVE
after a lot of years of another person has been wearing his armour, boba fett cleaned because of covid.
@HosalAmaris because it’s a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away. There was no Covid back then. Or maybe it reached us only just now?
I feel like his cleaning it symbolized a new path he was on. One of patience and equal justice. A clean slate
Why does everyone keep saying cleaned, it has clearly been repainted.
Well, you can't put on a new coat of paint if the metal isn't clean, then it won't actually adhere to the armor and instead flake off.
In order to repaint some don't you need to clean it first.
@@Ziton98 not always and still that’s why he said both...
Not completely repaired. The helmet still have the dent
@@MrIronhat apparently u cant read
He is starting over. New paint. New man. Redeemed.
You call releasing a literal nuke that breaks the sound barrier no action.
Though crowd.
Yea wrecking 2 tie fighters with a seismic charge is apparently "doing nothing".
Fact
@@nobodyshome6792 seeing that again was fantastic. But from the perspective of Boba it was just pressing a button.
Ikr I don’t see why people always expect every episode to be filled with insane amounts of action. Like not every episode is gonna have finale level action and not every character is gonna have tons of screen time every episode.
@@Ockerlord I'm just saying it was actually two switches not a button 😂
Boba Fetts releases a seismic charge "He virtually got no action in that episode", he did the whole action.
Agreed. The pulse grenade or what have you was SICK.
He did one thing and had more kills them Mando had the whole episode
He just was happy to have his armor back, so he restored it (because he has a mental connection to it)
Metal
I see it as a representation of Boba Fett with a “clean” slate and starting over as a new man.
Also when another figure of Boba Fett is released it won’t be yet another similar look. It will be a new look that’s worth picking up.
I just wish they would have had boba say “we won’t be seeing them again” after dropping those tie fighters with the seismic charge
Trueeeeeeeeeee
They missed that little line, but it would have been really cool if he did say that.
I’m kinda surprised they did miss that considering all the Easter eggs in Mandolorian.
He he he
Maybe because his father had been wrong about seeing Obi-Wan again?
He was jealous of mando's shiny armor so he decided to clean it up.
the jango/boba family lineage probably comes from an even greater more rare warrior society, they won that armor, and they wear it because its quality enough armor and it was gifted from people who would never do that.
its like the idea of why would they make the clone army from a mandolorian when you could clone a guy who won the respect from such stubborn people
I figured he repainted it to reflect him being reborn.
He found that Rustoleum Spruce Green way out there, very impressive.
Getting the right green is difficult, no matter what universe you're in, lol.
I thought he cleaned his armor to get rid of smells that were not his. A total stranger wearing it for a few years. It smelled like body odor bad breath and ball sweat.
...not to mention Sarlacc stomach acid
The original dings and scratches were reminders of his past missions, someone else wore his armor, therefore destroying his heritage. He repainted it as a fresh start!
Yeah that’s true
Another reason not mentioned is that we never saw his armor cleaned because he was only seen in the original trilogy for like 5 minutes total.
True, we saw him in dirty situations. He probably cleaned it after
Does no one realize he was one of the people to aim a gun at han when obi wan and Luke are trying to leave Mos eisly we first see him in episode 4
@@krouton9039 he wasn't.
yeah but his armour wasn't clean in the comics
Boba Fresh!
I feel it was a long time coming. I honestly like this new look for Boba a lot. Both the cleaned up repainted armor and his black Tusken Raider robes.
Mandalorian armor has been the pinnacle of coolness in scifi nerd-dome for decades, and seeing the touched up variant they gave Fett warms my nerdy heart. The helmet looks much more proportionate to the body. The little details like black cloth covering otherwise plain areas of the suit, and the better coloration of the look all together, it just fits together perfectly. There are so many little details this show has done right. I am thoroughly impressed and can't wait to see what comes next.
Simple he is turning a new leaf, he is a new person now a better person.
Last I check Bounty hunters have no interest in Good or evil just the money and the target.
@@WindyREDPanda then obviously you didn't see last weeks episode cause he doesn't seem to want anything to do with his bounty hunter past he seems to be honor bound and look at mando he was a bounty hunter too ya know unless you didn't watch season 1...
@@evildrporkchop4628 I am Behind...😅
@@WindyREDPanda funny you say that, Mando was a bounty hunter at first yet here we are. Boba Fett might have done the same.
Boo this new Boba.. boo
He didn't clean it, he painted it and reconditioned it after several years of neglect. That's completely different.
Launching that seismic charge was all the action I needed from him last episode.
Boba must've been pissed off that someone else basically ruined his armor.
I just wonder why Din and a lot of the other characters didn't seem to recognize Boba Fett. He was one of the most infamous and best bounty hounters at his time and well known.
Well, wouldn’t Boba be around 60 or so, and Mando only 20-30? Plus he was a child of the Watch, rescued in the Great Purge, maybe everyone thought Boba died in the Sarlaac pit when Han knocked his jetpack in the desert in Return of the Jedi? Boba was laying low on Tatooine looking for his armor.
Yeah, I’ve thought about that as well. But the Star Wars galaxy is pretty big, which might explain it. Plus he was somewhat irrelevant since he supposedly died several years ago. Also, many characters had never heard of Jedi, despite them being an extremely prominent part of Star Wars lore. Of course, this is partially due to the empire wiping out their records, but still.
Even so, it's a galaxy. Galaxies are so immensely, overwhelmingly huge it's ridiculous. That's why a generation in less than half a decade could legit think the Jedi were never a thing. Think about all the stuff and people you don't know about or question the validity of on a place as small as a planet. Now amplify that to literally thousands of planets. No matter how popular a dude is, he's gonna be unknown by some people and places.
Plus the Mandalorian has been purposefully exploring parts of Star Wars that weren't as relevant and explored previously (though def been mixing in known stuff too).
@@mokyan7 Boba Fett's about 42, give or take a year. If Palpatine, through Dooku, ordered the Kamino cloners to start the Clone army around the same time as SW:TPM, that was 32 years before the battle of Yavin, and The Mandalorian takes place 10 years after the battle of Yavin. He's a rough lookin' 42, to be sure, lol.
@@elaguajdo being in the belly of a huge pit creature does that to you I guess.
I'm digging the reinvigorated look. I think that's what his dad would want. Like James Bond presentable but dangerous
Din: “Aw man. Fett, you gave your armor a one-over eh? That must’ve been tough/time consuming.”
Fett: “Actually it was super easy. Barely an inconvenience.”
Din: “🤨”
That was the most random and unfunny pitch meeting reference lmao no offence
Man he makes it difficult to just say he did a paint job on his suit
i'd clean my suit too if some guy had been running around in it for the past 6 years
on the hot desert
@@jakubzneba1965 exactly. that suit probably smelled like junior high locker room.
We don't know exactly how long the guy was wearing it for. Could have been two months
@@eazye519 He wore it for six years
Seeing Boba with his armor cleaned feels WEIRD as hell.
Dude was looking good though
I honestly like the new paint job. It looks good with the black robes underneath.
It's cause we're so used to seeing his armor all scratched and weathered for years now.
But I like it. Man look fresh as hell.
@@HeliosThor64 same i love it he looks like more of a badass
I thought it was weird looking at it, but I still appreciated how clean it is now.
Watching that episode I could only think of robot chickens boba fett skits.
“And then like 80 Jedi showed up”
"Back from the dead, assholes!"
" I took out about 67 of them "
It would make sense, from my perspective, that he re-furbished his armor after knowing someone else had been wearing it and adding their own dents and dings. I think of it as more of a "cleaning someone else's filth off" move...or something along those lines.
Why does everyone keep saying it was cleaned when he just painted it lol
The first step of painting anything is to clean it.he probably had to use a pressure washer to get out all the Cobb vanth dessert funk.
Definitely a respray job from Boba. Clean? Looks clean. Is clean. It's fresh paint!
FFS! THANK YOU. You can’t clean-off scratches and scrapes. You have to repaint. And why isn’t anyone asking where the hell he keeps getting backpack missiles!?!
That's a question that's plagued my mind for a long time...
@@Wordalot its boba fett he probably has an inventory of misile ammunition aboard the slave one
Boba fett is the only Star Wars character who actually deserves their own show
The bad batch
Isn't he also getting one like we know a bunch of shows right now but there's still rumors that a boba Fett shows happening
Bruh what about sarth vader or a kenobi show
Edit: just saw the kenobi teaser cant wait
The real reason is because he saw din’s clean armour and he got jealous 😂
He said "Well why can he be the only one with clean and shiny armor?"😂
I wonder how long his ship was sitting at Mos Eisley spaceport without getting clamped, towed, stolen or dismantled?
Who says it wasn't clamped or towed? Probably a pretty penny to get it back to.
I wouldn’t want to be the guy who took Boba Fett’s ship...
He probably had it parked at Jabba's palace and (according to Legends) hitched a ride with Dengar after he managed to escape the sarlacc to get back. He may have lived in the Slave I while he searched for his armor in the sand dunes. Since the tuskens were keen on survival in the dunes, Boba may have adapted to using their equipment while combing the sand for his armor so he could bare the heat
I’m just glad that he’s back. And that Din remembered his jet pack lol
He should’ve stayed dead. Tired if favreau bringing back dead characters
@@jarrodbushyhead why though? He only did it twice with fennec and fett. Besides there plenty of legends source material they’re pulling from and canonizing to better tell a story. As long as it’s a good material why should it matter?
@@jarrodbushyhead he’s been alive for decades you fake fan lol
@@disguisedcentennial835 boba died in return of the Jedi
@@jarrodbushyhead Actually, he was eaten by the Sarlacc(which takes thousands of years to digest), was protected from the toxins and poisons because of his armor, killed the sarlacc, and then climbed out. He lived whether you like it or not.
Awesome video I also love the EE-3 with the shined brown stock
Same
Fun Fact: even the actor playing Boba Fett had stated that it felt right putting on the armor again and stepping into the role of a Fett.
in the boba fett books, he says jango taught him to keep his armor slightly scuffed up so as to not draw too much attention to himself. he did indeed wear the battle scars as badges of honor and a wearable form of "street cred", but the underlying thought process was that beskar that is too shiny and new makes you prone to frequent attempted robberies, as we see repeatedly with Din Djarin
During the reign of the Empire, the planet of Krylon was off-limits
i forgotten which it was planet krylon or planet rust-oleum
Wish I could see the Starkiller
LOL Roll Tide! 🅰️🐘
I was thinking the reason behind it is a new beginning for boba so a new set of armor to go with it so he refurbished his old set
Exactly. New man, new look.
He didn’t clean it, he repainted it. The reason why he didn’t do this in the original trilogy is because he wasn’t much of a character
No there’s actually mandalorian lore reasons as to why they would or wouldn’t repaint their armor it’s symbolic to them
@@keeganh.4814 that logic doesn't apply here. Boba repainted Jango’s armor, it literally says so in the show
@@jcaob cuz the initial application is also symbolic lol
@@jcaob he repainted it because it became his armor, once his father died.
@@ViktoriousDead That's basically what I was saying
I think there are 3 main reasons Boba cleaned up his armour.
1.) It was a lot more scuffed and scratched when he got it back than when he had it in Return Of The Jedi.
2.) He is travelling with a mandalorian who he knows has reservations about letting him keep the armour anyway and the only thing keeping Din from trying to reclaim it is Boba treating it as a precious family heirloom.
3.) It is much easier to create the spare suits, toys, CGI models and art, etc with a clean design rather than having to match specific battle damage perfectly.
Boba Fett in RoTj "Ok I gonna clean my armor after this Jedi get eaten!"
He cleaned his armour so that Disney could sell new toys. That is all.
Ditto 👍☝️
He just had a " TREAT Y0 SELF " day.
He finally got his stimulus check
TREAT YO SELF
@@SoakersTJLE YOLO
@@SoakersTJLE thanks for the detail. I had forgotten if o or a 😂
@@edwardbrock3807 now where is mine?
I think his armor looks better than ever. I love that he looks like a new man, and one that is going to be around for a few seasons. I can't wait to see more of him in action. Awesome video.👍👍👍