Inside this issue of LEGO Star Wars Magazine Issue 131:
- A limited edition Jango Fett LEGO minifigure with every copy!
- Fantastic and amazing adventures in the Star Wars universe
- A free Lego toy and is full of exciting games and stories revolving around the Star Wars universe
- Free posters and competitions for the opportunity to win free Lego Sets
Jango Fett is a prominent character in the Star Wars universe, known for his role as a skilled bounty hunter and the genetic template for the clone army seen in the prequel trilogy. He first appeared in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones (2002).
Jango was born on the planet Concord Dawn and raised among the Mandalorians, a warrior culture known for their distinctive armor and combat prowess. Although his exact origins are somewhat mysterious, Jango rose to prominence as one of the most feared bounty hunters in the galaxy. He was known for his efficiency, ruthlessness, and mastery of weapons and tactics. His Mandalorian armor, equipped with a jetpack, wrist-mounted flamethrowers, and dual blaster pistols, made him a formidable opponent in any confrontation.
One of Jango Fett’s most significant contributions to the Star Wars saga is his role in the creation of the Grand Army of the Republic. He was chosen by the Sith Lord Darth Tyranus (Count Dooku) to serve as the genetic template for the clone troopers. Jango agreed to this arrangement under two conditions: a substantial payment and the creation of an unaltered clone for himself, whom he would raise as a son. This clone was named Boba Fett, who would later become a legendary bounty hunter in his own right.
Jango’s relationship with Boba is one of the few glimpses into his personal life. He raised Boba as his own child, training him in the ways of bounty hunting and survival. Their bond is portrayed as strong and affectionate, contrasting with Jango’s otherwise cold and professional demeanor.
In Attack of the Clones, Jango is involved in a plot to assassinate Senator Padmé Amidala and later confronts Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Kamino. Their duel showcases Jango’s combat skills and resourcefulness. He later fights in the Battle of Geonosis, where he meets his end at the hands of Jedi Master Mace Windu. His death is witnessed by Boba, setting the stage for the younger Fett’s future path of vengeance and bounty hunting.
Jango Fett’s legacy extends beyond his death. As the source of the clone army, his DNA shaped the course of galactic history, influencing the rise of the Empire and the events of the Clone Wars. His character also helped expand the lore of Mandalorians, which has been further explored in later Star Wars media, including The Mandalorian and The Clone Wars animated series.
In summary, Jango Fett is a complex and influential figure in Star Wars, remembered for his deadly skills, his role in galactic events, and his impact on the legacy of the Fett name.



