Although it's been a few weeks since we said goodbye (temporarily) to The Mandalorian With the end of its second season -and what an end-, the series is still on everyone's lips and generating news that interests us. The last? The one that has to do with an emotional tribute that fiction has paid to the first Boba Fett and that can now be seen in the last chapter, entitled The Rescue. We explain how and what to do.
Jeremy Bulloch, the first Boba Fett
Boba Fett is one of those characters that "general fans" may not find so remarkable but true Star Wars fans and worshipers find it as fascinating as many others belonging to the original saga. This bounty hunter appeared in the first three films of the great star wars saga, Jeremy Bulloch being in charge of wearing his armor.
This British actor was thus the first to give life to Boba Fett and he even appears in EThe Empire Strikes Back giving life to another character (totally extra), an admiral, and sharing the scene with Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker.
Bulloch was always very involved with the franchise and carried his role with pride, so it is not surprising that Disney and Lucafilm have wanted to pay tribute to him after his sad death. The actor left us on December 17, at the age of 75, just before the final episode of a season was broadcast, that of The Mandalorian, in which precisely the figure of Boba Fett (played by Temuera Morrison) has resurfaced again, even confirming a series in which he will be the protagonist.
Disney's tribute to Bulloch
To pay tribute to his career, Disney has used the last episode of season 2 of The Mandalorian, specifically its final credits. Just before being able to see the post-credit images that they announce to us The Boba Fett Book (by the end of 2021, remember) can be read "In memory of Jeremy Bulloch" (In memory of Jermy Bulloch):
It is an edition added recently and which has now been noticed by numerous media. As you will see in the image, it is somewhat hidden, yes, and you have to look closely, but it is still an emotional tribute by the content platform.
Let's remember that after the sudden and unexpected death of Chadwick Boseman, who gave life to the Marvel superhero Black Panther (Black Panther), Disney also decided to pay homage, although in this case in a much more striking way, with a special intro when you see his movie on the streaming service. In it you can see a kind of collage in motion with images of the actor that the company created specifically for the actor's birthday (on November 29 he should have turned 44). Many thought that after a few days of tribute, they would remove the montage, however, the platform has decided to keep it and it is still possible to see it today when you access the film through its catalog.