Boba Fett Escapes The Sarlacc Pit (with Return of the Jedi Flashbacks)

Boba Fett Escapes The Sarlacc Pit on Tatooine and manages to survive (with Return of the Jedi Flashbacks).
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#StarWars #BobaFett #Mandalorian

[@LoreFreak]

Jabba's Palace Retrospective (Book of Boba Fett, Return of the Jedi, Mandalorian, TCW): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmaroIB7j751g80 He's back baby.

[@palebrow1673]

Having been a fan of boba as a kid I can say that this scene is very satisfying to watch. It’s up there with toy story 2 “woody getting fixed” scene

[@GSWoof]

Yup my man speaking facts

[@pardonmygiggles7101]

No more kids for woody

[@edude9]

I own a lego boba fett minifigure lol...

[@LoneWolf_432]

I love the fact that Han Solo didn't even know Boba was behind him. Then just turn around and smack Boba jetpack accidentally sending him flying

[@Mr.Stiruam]

The sarlacc should get his own series.

[@LoreFreak]

XD!

[@bringbackthetwinntowers2429]

The Book of Tattoine Sarlacc

[@JimBobsaygex69]

Sarlacc becomes a crime lord

[@samalvey8168]

You'd think he'd have learned from his father's example not to jetpack into a battle involving Jedi.

[@Doncroft1]

He's a lot more dignified getting out than going in.

[@StevePringle]

That's what she said. 😁

[@roflryan1]

I was supposed to be dead. But through the power of Disney, Greed, And lazy writting I managed to survive!

[@elgatonativodigital3954]

Long live Boba Fett🥂

[@Robertoo13568]

The legend is here

[@bbandthesv]

I like to think Boba was extremely drunk at the time cause he couldn't aim or fight very well

[@omeryavuz20ylonce82]

I will accept this information...

[@q.h.s5051]

Robot Chicken definitely agrees

[@Zehetpower]

I love it

[@MegaClubVideocon]

I did not even know Boba Fett was a important character until i heard of the show xD

[@Leprechaunproduction]

The Sarlacc scene is too short for my liking, but it does raise an interesting point about the Sarlacc. Namely, that it's victims are NOT kept alive for 1000 years as lore says. First, the fact that the Stormtrooper has usable oxygen suggests that he's been there for a very short time, possibly only a few days or so, yet doesn't react when Fett takes his oxygen tube. Canon states that victims of the Sarlacc are injected with a paralyzing agent upon being swallowed, but if Fett has been down there at least a day (notice how Jabba's barge isn't on fire or smoking), why hasn't he been injected? It might be because of his armor, but the Sarlacc would want to subdue prey as quickly as possible before they could injure it, which would mean at least immobilizing them, which Fett is not. Secondly, notice how Fett has to struggle to breathe. It's logical to assume that his armor has the ability to automatically switch on oxygen if there's none available in the atmosphere, which means that his supply has run out, which is why he fights so hard to get to the Stormtrooper. This suggests that the Sarlacc may swallow prey, let them suffocate, and THEN start feeding on their bodies, keeping their corpses technically alive for a thousand years. This makes sense from an evolutionary perspective, as killing prey and then keeping the body alive to feed on is much safer than keeping someone alive, during which they might find a way to injure and kill the predator.

[@Doncroft1]

Clearly Jabba was full of shit and just told that story to scare people.

[@StevePringle]

Now episode S1E1 makes sense. Still waiting to see how he got the suit back. Maybe S2 if it doesn't get cancelled.

[@vickrise99]

Thanks for putting this together, but why it is not in the correct timeline order? I mean you first show him getting OUT of the Sarlacc, and then falling in lol

[@jeremysipes44]

He's 50lb.heavier getting out.

[@ElInventor]

What's next? A series about Phasma?

[@DiegoRamirez-sv4pb]

Do yall just hate how "kid" movies/shows have some sort of disturbing horror at some point that you can simply not unsee

[@felixvonb]

But how did the stromtrooper get there?

[@LoreFreak]

Probably fell in at some point, possibly years prior to Return of the Jedi.

[@LA-st6dq]

@@LoreFreak I wouldn't say years cause it still seems to have intact flesh under the armor and he still had oxygen... maybe hours, days.

[@user-xk5od2zd5d]

@@LA-st6dq Maybe a stormtrooper investigating the site?

[@bobafett4141]

@@LA-st6dq it's 4 years to be exact. That stormtrooper is wearing New Hope Armour. Also remember that sarlacs digest over a thousand years so 4 years is nothing. The more you know

[@LoreFreak]

@@LA-st6dq He is being slowly digested. :D

[@arthead66]

Lucas did not invent Sarlacc I saw a similar creature in an early 60's Hercules movie.