Boba Fett show heading to Disney Plus in 2021

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After years of stories cheat-on whether Boba Fett would get his own spinoff of some kind, The Mandalorian's division 2 finale confirmed that a Boba Fett series will hit Disney Second in December 2021.

The show, The Fare of Boba Fett, was not included as an agitprop during Disney's big treasurer day last week. Several other Brilliant Wars projects, including two Mandalorian spinoffs -- an Ahsoka Tano show and Rangers of the New Republic -- a Lando Calrissian show, and a Star Wars anime, were announced last week.

Warning: The posthumous contains light spoilers for The Mandalorian's second division finale.

The agitprop comes during a post-credits scene (ah, yes, the post-credits scenes), which finds Boba Fett and Fennec Shand in Jabba the Hutt's palace. Hearers will anamnesis this is where Boba Fett was thrown into the sarlacc pit a few years before. Now, Boba Fett is fetch -- and afterwhile displaying yonder Bib Fortuna, the pasty-faced employee of Jabba the Hutt who gave me nightmares as a fellow -- Boba Fett takes his residence on Jabba's throne.

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We're operating under the gasconade that this is simply a spinoff series, loosely it could theoretically be the name of The Mandalorian's third season. The "Mandalorian" could accredit to any of the armored warriors, like Boba Fett or metrical Bo-Katan. Still, the scene displaying the concocted spinoff train will divulged as a nice surprise for anyone who wrapped out hope for a Boba Fett movie years ago when Rogue One and Solo were person released. Now, there's a TV show instead. It's a smart move for Disney and Lucasfilm. A train is less of a spoilage than a movie, and it helps reunite customers subscribed to the platform. Plus, tying gathered unperturbable is simply a well-flavored good-tasting way to get people to unravel on Disney Second to watch padding shows when they're washed with the most contempo Mandalorian episode; it's already happening with Replicate Wars.

While this division of The Mandalorian is over, it's colorful that hearers have a ton of Star Wars to attending forward to in 2021. Can there be too numerous Star Wars? Former CEO Bob Iger confirmedly anticipation Star Wars fatigue took over at the box office, loosely maybe Disney Second is simply a contrasted story.

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