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Jango Fett isn't Mandalorian?

Nah...apologies and please forgive me for the following rant...but before ol' George Lucas, out of the blue, suddenly came up with the bright idea that Jango Fett was no longer a Mandalorian (just to fit it in with the "new canon" established by his cartoon series Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Series and later on Disney's "new canon")...Jango Fett was DEFINITELY set up to be a Mandalorian. Because ever since the film Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002), the comic series Jango Fett: Open Seasons (2002) & the video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (2002), it was explained that Jango Fett was indeed a Mandalorian.

Raised on Concord Dawn (an agricultural frontier world in the Mandalore sector of the Outer Rim Territories that had strong ties the Mandalorians) Jango Fett was orphaned as a child. Afterwards, he was adopted & raised as a Mandalorian by Jaster Mereel (a Mandalorian Commander that took in Jango after his parents were killed).

Not only did the ongoing films, novels, comics & video games at the time state Jango's a Mandalorian, but the (2002) Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones Visual Dictionary (officially sanctioned by George Lucas) stated the following:

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Mandalorians were not a race but a culture that followed a set of codes (wear Mandalorian armor, speak the Mandalorian language, defend yourself & your family, raise your children (thru blood or adoption) as Mandalorians, contribute towards the welfare of your Mandalorian Clan & when called upon, rally to the cause of the Mandalore (leader of the Mandalorians). As long as you followed these codes, you were considered Mandalorian, regardless of your birth world, race, gender or species. All of this was established back in 2006.

Now here comes Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Series (2008). Despite what was shown in previous lore (Mandalorians portrayed as different ethnicities/species & the planet Mandalore being a lush, vibrant planet) this cartoon depicted ALL of the Mandalorians as being what I called Mandal-aryans (Nordic looking blond & blue-eyed white people) living on an a now inhospitable, barren desert world.

This was all because of George Lucas' doing. Why? Who knows. I just know sometimes George had the annoying habit of taking an already existing cool concept, character or movie scene that was firmly established in the lore & changing it. (Which, for the most part, ended up taking something that was appealing & interesting and making it into something that's dumb af.) So now, shyt that has been familiar and accepted (for years) is now changed & set to this 'new' narrative, just to fit in & match up with the plots/storylines of a damn TV cartoon.

shyt's just asinine. Why tf are you going to have a damn cartoon just claim outta nowhere Jango's not a Mandalorian. What? Since when? Oh, Jango ain't really a Mando. He's just some nobody that came across the armor laying around somewhere, put it all on & magically utilized all of it so flawlessly that he ends up becoming the best bounty hunter in the whole damn galaxy.

If he's not Mandalorian, how did he restore, use, maintain, repair, install &/or upgrade the armor, helmet, jetpack & all of it's components? Took it down to the local Mandalorian shop & tell 'em hey I ain't a Mando, but if you guys hook up all this shyt and teach me how to use it I'll mos def make it worth your while...

Nope. I can see if Jango was a bounty hunter that just wore the armor for protection. But to access the helmet and armor & all of it's onboard weapon systems effectively to become the top bounty hunter. AND then later on becoming the prime clone for Palpatine's Clone Army. AND then recruiting 100 combat trainers (75 of which were Mandalorians) to train all of the Clone Commandos. AND then personally training all of the Alpha-class ARC Troopers (the best of the best, top of the line elite special forces clone troopers). AND on top of all that, raising an unaltered clone (Boba Fett) as your own son, who would end up becoming not only the galaxy's best bounty hunter but eventually also becoming the Mandalore (leader of the Mandalorians) as well.

But oh yeah, Jango's not Mando, he's just some random dude that found some armor.

And I know all of the above is Legends canon, but IMHO, that's what counts. Except for Rogue One, Solo & The Mandalorian, I can't stand none of the new crap. So fuk the rest of Disney's new shytty movies/canon.
 
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Jango Fett isn't Mandalorian?

Nah...apologies and please forgive me for the following rant...but before ol' George Lucas, out of the blue, suddenly came up with the bright idea that Jango Fett was no longer a Mandalorian (just to fit it in with the "new canon" established by his cartoon series Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Series and later on Disney's "new canon")...Jango Fett was DEFINITELY set up to be a Mandalorian. Because ever since the film Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002), the comic series Jango Fett: Open Seasons (2002) & the video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (2002), it was explained that Jango Fett was indeed a Mandalorian.

Raised on Concord Dawn (an agricultural frontier world in the Mandalore sector of the Outer Rim Territories that had strong ties the Mandalorians) Jango Fett was orphaned as a child. Afterwards, he was adopted & raised as a Mandalorian by Jaster Mereel (a Mandalorian Commander that took in Jango after his parents were killed).

Not only did the ongoing films, novels, comics & video games at the time state Jango's a Mandalorian, but the (2002) Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones Visual Dictionary (officially sanctioned by George Lucas) stated the following:

79001977_464047911157082_3018905454064435200_o.jpg


Mandalorians were not a race but a culture that followed a set of codes (wear Mandalorian armor, speak the Mandalorian language, defend yourself & your family, raise your children (thru blood or adoption) as Mandalorians, contribute towards the welfare of your Mandalorian Clan & when called upon, rally to the cause of the Mandalore (leader of the Mandalorians). As long as you followed these codes, you were considered Mandalorian, regardless of your birth world, race, gender or species. All of this was established back in 2006.

Now here comes Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Series (2008). Despite what was shown in previous lore (Mandalorians portrayed as different ethnicities/species & the planet Mandalore being a lush, vibrant planet) this cartoon depicted ALL of the Mandalorians as being what I called Mandal-aryans (Nordic looking blond & blue-eyed white people) living on an a now inhospitable, barren desert world.

This was all because of George Lucas' doing. Why? Who knows. I just know sometimes George had a habit of taking a cool character or concept and making it dumb af.

shyt's just asinine. Why tf are you going to have a damn cartoon just claim outta nowhere Jango's not a Mandalorian. What? Since when? Oh, Jango ain't really a Mando. He's just some nobody that came across the armor laying around somewhere, put it all on & magically utilized all of it so flawlessly that he ends up becoming the best bounty hunter in the whole damn galaxy.

If he's not Mandalorian, how did he restore, use, maintain, repair, install &/or upgrade the armor, helmet, jetpack & all of it's components? Took it down to the local Mandalorian shop & tell 'em hey I ain't a Mando, but if you guys hook up all this shyt and teach me how to use it I'll mos def make it worth your while...

Nope. I can see if Jango was a bounty hunter that just wore the armor for protection. But to access the helmet and armor & all of it's onboard weapon systems effectively to become the top bounty hunter. AND then later on becoming the prime clone for Palpatine's Clone Army. AND then recruiting 100 combat trainers (75 of which were Mandalorians) to train all of the Clone Commandos. AND then personally training all of the Alpha-class ARC Troopers (the best of the best, top of the line elite special forces clone troopers). AND on top of all that, raising an unaltered clone (Boba Fett) as your own son, who would end up becoming not only the galaxy's best bounty hunter but eventually also becoming the Mandalore (leader of the Mandalorians) as well.

But oh yeah, Jango's not Mando, he's just some random dude that found some armor.

And I know all of the above is Legends canon, but IMHO, that's what counts. Except for Rogue One, Solo & The Mandalorian, I can't stand none of the new crap. So fuk the rest of Disney's new shytty movies/canon.
Lol my guy I feel you but it's called a retcon :mjlol:
 

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Lol my guy I feel you but it's called a retcon :mjlol:

Yeah, no doubt. Just don't like how Lucas can take something that's BEEN established and then flip it just so that it will fit within a story line for a cartoon. Some examples:

The Mandalorians (the ethnically diverse Mandalorians suddenly becoming all-white 'MandalAryans'); General Grievous (from being a proud warrior forced to becoming a cyborg to voluntarily becoming one just so he could be a jedi-wannabe); Darth Maul (coming back from the dead as a damn spider-thing), the clones (being implanted with chips instead of just being well trained to follow orders), etc.

Instead of screwing with established characters, planets, storylines etc. I wish they could've just used some imagination & creativity to come up with some new shyt; that way, the old stuff (which has been around for years) could remain, while they usher in all of the new material.
 

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Lucas invented this shyt, he's the ONE guy who can say and do whatever he wants.

Besides his reasoning makes sense. He wants Jango and in turn Boba to be loners who take whatever they want from whoever. They'll jack your mandalorian armor and adorn it with wookie braids and shyt to show they don't give a fukk. It makes them the true MAN WITH NO NAME or OMAR-like characters in the SW universe. It's all in the game yo.

Plus ALL of that shyt could still have happened, the Mandalorians are obviously aware of Jango so there is history there. Perhaps they just want to make it seem to Obi-Wan, a Jedi Knight, that they don't claim Jango, a man who killed Jedi and tried to kill Obi-Wan personally.
 
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