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2/6/2016 12:29:16 AM
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I think Boba died in one of the most anticlimactic ways in Star Wars for such a cool character.
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He didn't die in that pit
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Canon-wise, he did. The expanded universe says he jetpacked out, but The Expanded Universe isn't canon.
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Dammit
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Getting eaten by a sand monster vagina How fun
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Don't know for sure, but he wasn't that "cool" until the shadows of the empire toy line??? That's the 90s. Angry video game nerd mentioned that. I happen to agree.
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He escaped it, at least before it was canon. His mandalorian armor was to strong for the acid so it spit him out or something like that.
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He shot his way out.
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That would be cool to see him in the new movies
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I remember in a Star Wars encyclopedia it said he's still alive.
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Hes inside that thing. That takes thousands of years to kill a person. Which is unusual since someone would die way before then from thirst or starvation.
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They become one with the sarlacc
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It takes a thousand years to digest the person, not kill
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And that trend sadly carried over for Darth Maul (technically not dead), Jango Fett and General Grievous.
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how is Maul technically not dead?
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Watch the 3D animated Clone Wars show, season 4 finale episodes and first and last few episodes of season 5. He survived and was living as a cyborg on an outer rim planet, going insane until his brother (yes he has a brother) found him and brought him back to sanity. They then started a campaign to challenge the Separatists and get revenge on Obi-Wan, they even took over Mandalore until Darth Sidious showed up and shut that operation down fairly quick.
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The cartoons.
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Edited by Devious_Melons: 2/6/2016 2:52:16 PMIt's on Netflix
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Not the 2003 one The 2008 one
