#StarWars Jango Fett fights an ex Mandalorian named Montross. They have fight over who will win the bounty on Komari Vosa. This is a cutscene from Star Wars Bounty Hunter video game from 2002
I don’t think that Montross was being mean to him, but I believe that montross was commenting about the similarities between Jango and montross such as their skills and possibly their mandolorian fighting styles, too…
@@MrBurakOzel Doesn't contradict that either since Almec isn't exactly a trustworthy person, not to mention The "New Mandalorians" would have disowned him regardless in order to maintain neutrality, given that Jango was involved with Count Dooku.
"May the best man win." *"I am the best. Always was."* What a gangster response. Only a true badass can display such blatant arrogance and make it look good. This is why Jango will always be the best Bounty Hunter in all of Star Wars for me. No one carries such a cold and ruthless yet suave presence like this man does.
@@MadChristoph Eh, being killed by one of the most powerful Jedi on the council is far from the most humiliating way for a Mandalorian to go out in my opinion.
The way Jango left Montross just barely alive enough so he'd stay awake while he's disemboweled by the Bando Gora was cold. Not to mention denying him a warrior's death. I mean compared to Jango he's almost pure evil and he definitely deserved it, but in the cutscene that plays if Montross kills you; at least he had the common decency to make sure that Jango was actually dead, before moving on to find Vosa. Also Jango saying "Don't be a sore loser" doesn't carry as much weight if you're unaware that Montross had recently killed Jango's toydarian friend Roz and said the same thing. Sounds kind of dorky on it's own but it was a terrific comeback when put into context.
@@yassomesho4554 I think what he's going for is making Jango actually a mandolorian. Is was unclear before a certain episode in the show if jango (and boba) was mandalorian.
@@yassomesho4554 Jango being a foundling means he has rights to the mandalorian culture. Meaning, at least in essence, that he was mandalorian. He was a foundling to Jaster, as it is saying in Boba's code. Which basically confirms what happened in the legends HQ about Jango origins is somewhat true. He just didn't fully became mando because his group was killed. There are some differences, but many references.
Jango did something very similar when he killed the Visla in charge of Death Watch before Clone Wars. Pretty good chance that was a callback to Jango, since basically everyone on the Mando team is a HUGE SW fan
@@jacobp249 that was Tor Vizla, the man who killed Jango's mentor, Jaster. Montross, the guy in this clip, betrayed Jaster. Both suffered the same fate
"Imagine it, the power to send thousands of mindless assassins WILLINGLY to their deaths. To plunge the galaxy into Anarchy" To think that Montross wasnt wrong of what came after this game. Instead of mindless assassins, they had Clones who had no independent thought. Anarchy wasnt very different than the Empire.
Anarchy is very different than the Empire. The Empire basically was all about communism. Anarchy is the contrary of that, because when there is anarchy there are no rules and communism is basically total control which the Empire was craving about.
@@MyTasteOfMusic1 well, more like fascism, I mean the empire didn't even pretend to distribute any resources to the people, they had to still work for their own credits while everything the empire had went to bloated wastes of funds like the death star. Although the separatists seem more like communism, or at least oligarchy.
@@MercilessBug It was stated by Dave Filoni that George wanted it stated in The Clone Wars that Jango wasn't a Mandalorian. Though Almac, the man who said it in the series, was a corrupt leader and politician, so what does he know.
@@nofacedgoldfish6216 Yeah, fortunately, Filoni didn't play along. Even better, Jango being a foundling and being mentored by Jaster is now back into canon. Also, who could've trusted Almec's word in the first place? Dude just acts on his own behalf
Montross: I'll see you in Hell! Jango: Save a place for me. 1 Year Later..... Montross in Hell: Well look who finally kicked the bucket. Jango: Damn Jedi. Montross: Saved your spot. Jango: Perhaps I've judged you too harshly.
I still remember playing this as a kid and I absolutely freaked out when Montross put his Mando helmet on, that felt like a proper fight to the death. I mean I never paid attention to his other dialogue about when they were both with the Mandalorians, so I just thought he was just some random jerkoff bounty hunter, then he puts on that helmet and, well, that helmet means a lot, says everything about him, and it was like looking in a mirror. Also this was seriously the hardest part of the game, like, the final boss fight with Komari Vosa doesn't even compare, in terms of how difficult this was. I mean it's gruesome watching an elderly man die at the hands of Meth Jawas, but he was kind of frustrating to fight and it was almost a relief to know that this time; he wasn't going to come back.
I mean yea you guys are right there's always a version of hell in every lore im just more astonished of the fact its used so casually when all we've been told in this universe is that the force is tethered and literally the main source of control in this universe So when the idea of heaven and hell are put in the mixed it makes me curious on the other religions in star wars
Hell for characters in Star Wars involves being cast in a bad movie that makes no sense then unceremoniously killed off after being degraded repeatedly. Its pretty rough
two iconic voices in iconic series literally both temora morrison and clancy brown both are in so many roles star wars the clone wars avatar the last airbender avatar the legend of korra star wars rebels mandalorian justice league young justice adventure time spongebob phineas and ferb and so many more
And then the Clone Wars series basically stated that Jango is not actually a Mandalorian. F that noise. I don't care what canon says, Jango Fett is still a Mandalorian.
They didnt say that. Almec just said he was nothing but a common mercenary and was not associated with mandalore in any way. He is from concord dawn so he is likely one of the ones who got exiled for being warriors
@@mikapoful Order 66 brain chips, Barriss going dark despite being shown dying in Order 66, pacifist Mandalorians, Even Piell dying despite being in a book which is set later, completely retconning Ventress's backstory, completely changing Dathomir and the Nightsisters, completely changing Maul's backstory. I could go on.
I disagree, though I don't mean to discount the quality of stuff like this. There was also a lot of the bad stuff in Legends, but it and Canon both have their merits imo.
@@patrickramseyart, yeah. Everybody hated that Palpatine cheated death through cloning himself in Rise of Skywalker, yet that same exact same thing happened more than 20 years ago in the Dark Empire comic series, which is Legends content.
@@samuelgarza2466 Yeah I’m part of the minority that likes both legends and canon. Both have great stories while having some shitty ones. Stuff from canon I like include TCW, Rogue One, parts of Rebels, Jedi Fallen Order, and the Mandalorian. As for Legends it’s mostly Kotor 1 and 2, Battlefront 2 (2005), Republic Commando, and Bounty Hunter.
I loved how this game tied into the Open Seasons comics as well. Also Clancy Brown is everywhere. Lex Luthor, Uka, Uka, Dr. Cortex, Red Death, Surtur, Savage Opress, Captain Black, Rhino, Mister Sinister, Rhombus....this guy was first heard by me in a Fallout game for gods sake, now he is everywhere and I got no complaints.
I doubt Montross could take on Komari Vosa, but if he did i'd bet Tyranus and Palpatine would want to off him as soon as possible since Montross was a loose cannon. Plus they continued to clone Jango even after his death but since Jango was the best bounty hunter and loyal to them, there was no need.
This was the scene setting up a boss fight between Jango & Montross from the video game "Star Wars Bounty Hunter." It had an awesome prequel story for Jango. It setup how became the clone template for the Republic. Count Dooku setup the clone template posing as Sifo Dyas in order to setup the sham war beteen the Republic & Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS) This is all Legends continuity now, but it could be reimagined as a standalone show or movie.
I wonder what clone do Jango reminds you of the most? Bacara, Faie, or Neyo? Ps I know there's Alpha-17 but I wonder which clone commander would be an exact Jango in every single way possible.
I really want a mandalorian game, like an open world mando-bounty game. After creating a character and getting your first cheap ship or something like that, you could do bounties to get beskar to upgrade your armour. So much potential.
This needed/needs a sequel so much. Bounty Hunter 2: Boba Fett. Set between A New Hope and Empire. Last level could be on Cloud City fighting to put Carbonite Han on Slave 1.
You literally are getting Squadrons right now. SWTOR miraculously still seems to get updates and support from Bioware. There's certainly more in the future.
Open Seasons (the comic on Jango's origins) is pretty much canon, but unfortunately Disney made a lame comic to replace this game where Dooku literally just phones up Jango to meet him on a random moon and ask to clone him.
Jango Fett and Boba Fett will always be true mandalorians, some random retcon in Clone Wars given by some jealous “mandalorian” politician to Obi Wan isn’t gonna change that. I theorize the Mandalorians in Clone Wars were fake, and the real Mandalorians were wiped out before the prequels with Jango as one of the last survivors. Real Mandalorians don’t do politics or have Duchesses.
Mandalorians changing their ways over time isn’t really that far-fetched, since that’s pretty much what happened to many warrior tribes in real life. Both Clone Wars and Rebels made it pretty clear that the warrior roots were still a big thing for for them. The Death Watch went as far as to wage civil war over it, and they were secretly lead by two respected Mandalorian leaders: Pre Vizsla (the governor of Concordia) and Bo-Katan (the duchess’ sister). Why would they turn against their friends and family, if none of them were "real" Mandalorians? Don't get me wrong, it's a interesting theory, it just doesn't seem to hold much water. You’re mostly right about Jango though. They recently recanonized him as a Mandalorian. However, I’d say that it’s more likely that the government lied about Jango in order to deny all accountability over his actions (which were a major factor in starting the Clone Wars), rather than over a simple jealousy.
I like how in the title you call Montorss a ex mandalorian. He can't even get his name in the title Lol. That line jango gives " save a place for me." is on of my favorite lines ever.
I vote Ventress: A Star Wars Story Live Action Movie takes place in Comic Books, TCW Republic Heroes Video Game, CW Adventures 2003, TCW’s Unfinished Episodes and Chapter Book Memoirs that is way before Attack of The Clones and TCW Animated Movie with Jango Fett, Quinlan Vos, Even Piell, Bossk, Dengar, Aurra Sing, Zam Wesell, Latts Razzi, Embo, Z-21 Highsinger and more of your favorite Bounty Hunters
Alternate title: Jango Fett vs. Mr. Krabs
I just looked it up it’s mr krabs
@@theman-delorean200 yeah he also voices Savage Opress in Clone Wars
I actually had never thought of that. Pretty cool
Don't forget Lex Luthor.
He also voices Hank from Detroit Become Human PS4 game
“The hunts nearly over, I can smell it, that smelly smell that smells... smelly.”
This comment deserves more appreciation
It’s even better if you imagine it with the “outtake” from that scene
ANCHOVIES!
Hello, son. Learning more about your father?
Komari vosa needs to take a. bath
“Wait. . . He’s the better man?”
“Always was, always have been.”
Bang
Always will be.
@@hvw2377 have you heard of Boba Fett?
@@hvw2377 nah but only because of his Son Boba Fett
The guy who voices the Montross is Savage Opress in Clone Wars!
Nice! I knew it sounded familiar!
And Mr. Krabs...
Mister Krabs
I think Montross is a sith lord
@@Urdnot_Wrex_Fan A SITH LAWD?
God the amount of testosterone in both these voices, just makes me wanna take grow a beard and take up bounty hunting
lmao ikr😂
Hell yeah, that's Clancy Brown dude.
The irony is that both characters here are relatively clean shaven
yea
“Don’t write me off til you watch me die. Face to face.”
Disney: *scribbles notes*
Lmao
Dont want to be the funstopper but you know; Jango died in prequels before disney
@@jezz439 talkin about boba
@@unearthlyenemy wdym?
Disney: I can bring you in warm or I can bring you in cold.
I wish we got more Star Wars games like these nowadays :(
*T H I C K*
um we do
Same
Hey master thiccobi
Yeah but EA just gets put out what ever they want
"We're the same, you and I..."
"Now you're just being mean."
I love the writing in this game
“I’ll see you in hell Jango!”
“Save a place for me.”
Seems pretty lazy as this line was clearly ripped off from Raiders of the lost ark when indy is talking to belloq in the cantina
@@asscrack244 The same studio who made Star Wars also made Indiana Jones, So I doubt it's a rip-off, more of a Reference.
@@asscrack244 “Lazy”….is a bit harsh. Characters exchange insults all the time. 😂 It’s just a subtle nod.
I don’t think that Montross was being mean to him, but I believe that montross was commenting about the similarities between Jango and montross such as their skills and possibly their mandolorian fighting styles, too…
out of all the star wars game, this should get a remake it's this
I agree
Or a sequel but with Boba Fett and his story before Empire Strikes Back
Also knights of the old republic
republic commando sequel
a spiritual remake at least, the people THIRST for mando
"The money means nothing."
*That's not Mr. Krabs! That's ROBO-KRABS!*
Montross, Savage Opress, and Burg. Clancy Brown has been a lot of Star Wars characters, hasn’t he?
I heard Lex Luthor immediately
and Ryder Azadi from Rebels
I think that Mando and that Deveronian are Sith Lords
Oh and Mr Krabbs too
Hank from DBH
Same with Sam Witwer, they are both amazing voice actors.
This game is canon to me since it explains how Jango had both the Slave 1 and his son Boba.
Theres nothing to really contradict this game from canon to be honest
@@MegaPikachu5 except jango being a mandolorian which never was
YES!
@@MrBurakOzel Doesn't contradict that either since Almec isn't exactly a trustworthy person, not to mention The "New Mandalorians" would have disowned him regardless in order to maintain neutrality, given that Jango was involved with Count Dooku.
@@MrBurakOzel check again
"May the best man win."
*"I am the best. Always was."*
What a gangster response. Only a true badass can display such blatant arrogance and make it look good. This is why Jango will always be the best Bounty Hunter in all of Star Wars for me. No one carries such a cold and ruthless yet suave presence like this man does.
It's shame he got decapitated by Windu making him look bad
@@MadChristoph Eh, being killed by one of the most powerful Jedi on the council is far from the most humiliating way for a Mandalorian to go out in my opinion.
@@MadChristoph It balances out nicely with everything he accomplished.
Boba Fett entra en escena*!
I agree. Boba is a beast in his own way- but a more suave badass? There is none, not above Jango.
The way Jango left Montross just barely alive enough so he'd stay awake while he's disemboweled by the Bando Gora was cold. Not to mention denying him a warrior's death.
I mean compared to Jango he's almost pure evil and he definitely deserved it, but in the cutscene that plays if Montross kills you; at least he had the common decency to make sure that Jango was actually dead, before moving on to find Vosa.
Also Jango saying "Don't be a sore loser" doesn't carry as much weight if you're unaware that Montross had recently killed Jango's toydarian friend Roz and said the same thing. Sounds kind of dorky on it's own but it was a terrific comeback when put into context.
He left him to die just like Montross left Jaster Mereel.
@@15vertigo exactly
You have to remember montross disgrace himself by letting jaster killed who was jango's mentor and father figure.
You have to remember Montross was no longer considered a mandolorian after he was banished.
And montross betrayed jangos buir and got him killed
Thank You Jon Favreau, you made this story canon again.
How so?
@@yassomesho4554 I think what he's going for is making Jango actually a mandolorian. Is was unclear before a certain episode in the show if jango (and boba) was mandalorian.
@@Davilaeric1 Yeah but it was already stated in the Mandalorian that Jango was a foundling.
@@yassomesho4554 the comment was posted a year ago so I'm pretty sure season 2 had just been released by then.
@@yassomesho4554 Jango being a foundling means he has rights to the mandalorian culture. Meaning, at least in essence, that he was mandalorian.
He was a foundling to Jaster, as it is saying in Boba's code. Which basically confirms what happened in the legends HQ about Jango origins is somewhat true. He just didn't fully became mando because his group was killed. There are some differences, but many references.
Din leaves that guy to get eaten by whatever was in the dark, here Jango leaves this guy to get eaten as well... weird coincidence.
Jango did something very similar when he killed the Visla in charge of Death Watch before Clone Wars. Pretty good chance that was a callback to Jango, since basically everyone on the Mando team is a HUGE SW fan
@@jacobp249 that was Tor Vizla, the man who killed Jango's mentor, Jaster. Montross, the guy in this clip, betrayed Jaster. Both suffered the same fate
The Bando Gora.. scary fuckers
"Imagine it, the power to send thousands of mindless assassins WILLINGLY to their deaths. To plunge the galaxy into Anarchy"
To think that Montross wasnt wrong of what came after this game. Instead of mindless assassins, they had Clones who had no independent thought. Anarchy wasnt very different than the Empire.
The clones very much so had independent thought
True but the Clones still had minds, whereas the Bando Gora were like Jawas on crack.
Anarchy is very different than the Empire. The Empire basically was all about communism. Anarchy is the contrary of that, because when there is anarchy there are no rules and communism is basically total control which the Empire was craving about.
@@MyTasteOfMusic1 well, more like fascism, I mean the empire didn't even pretend to distribute any resources to the people, they had to still work for their own credits while everything the empire had went to bloated wastes of funds like the death star.
Although the separatists seem more like communism, or at least oligarchy.
Yes and no anarchy is Chaos leading to the destruction of government
Palpatine used chaos to create his own order, which was some ways worse
This game was so damn good... 100% canon for me
what's the name of this game?
You confuse me sir? Isn’t it canon.
Man Clancy Brown's voice is so recognizable and he always does such an amazing job.
Jango Fett... a true mandalorian
Jango is a badass
“I’ll see you in Hell.”
There’s a concept of Hell in this universe?
It would seem so.
It’s a huge galaxy with hundreds of religions and races. I’m pretty sure they’d have hell or a place like it in their beliefs
Yeah, it starts on sub-level 3000 of Coruscant.
Guessing so, I mean Anakin mentions Angels in episode 1
Yes, don’t you know about the infamous: S P A C E H E L L
"I am the best, always was"
Thats gotta be the most badass line in Starwars
2:01 he went from Savage to Mr. Krabs in a matter of minutes
If George is so against Jango and boba being mandalorian why does he let stuff like this happen
ThIs WaS nEvEr CaNoN
Wait what? Is George really against that? That makes no fucking sense
@@MercilessBug It was stated by Dave Filoni that George wanted it stated in The Clone Wars that Jango wasn't a Mandalorian. Though Almac, the man who said it in the series, was a corrupt leader and politician, so what does he know.
@@nofacedgoldfish6216 Yeah, fortunately, Filoni didn't play along. Even better, Jango being a foundling and being mentored by Jaster is now back into canon. Also, who could've trusted Almec's word in the first place? Dude just acts on his own behalf
@@MercilessBug Exactly.
I like the fact that Jango left montross to die, just like montross left Jaster mereel to die.
Montross: I'll see you in Hell!
Jango: Save a place for me.
1 Year Later.....
Montross in Hell: Well look who finally kicked the bucket.
Jango: Damn Jedi.
Montross: Saved your spot.
Jango: Perhaps I've judged you too harshly.
10 years later*
@@zionbrown9659 Really? I totally spaced out on the timeline here lol
@@megaman37456 so did disney.
@@martinsonofwar395 Implying Disney understands Star Wars' lore AT ALL is a compliment.
@@megaman37456 true. Filoni is our only hope
I still remember playing this as a kid and I absolutely freaked out when Montross put his Mando helmet on, that felt like a proper fight to the death.
I mean I never paid attention to his other dialogue about when they were both with the Mandalorians, so I just thought he was just some random jerkoff bounty hunter, then he puts on that helmet and, well, that helmet means a lot, says everything about him, and it was like looking in a mirror.
Also this was seriously the hardest part of the game, like, the final boss fight with Komari Vosa doesn't even compare, in terms of how difficult this was. I mean it's gruesome watching an elderly man die at the hands of Meth Jawas, but he was kind of frustrating to fight and it was almost a relief to know that this time; he wasn't going to come back.
Jango vs Mr. Krabs
Savage Opress
1:54
2:03
"I'll see you in hell"
Me: wait they have that in star wars?
Han Solo said it too.
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Literally every religion has their own concept of the underworld. That's how it works. The good and the bad. Light and dark.
I mean yea you guys are right there's always a version of hell in every lore im just more astonished of the fact its used so casually when all we've been told in this universe is that the force is tethered and literally the main source of control in this universe So when the idea of heaven and hell are put in the mixed it makes me curious on the other religions in star wars
Hell for characters in Star Wars involves being cast in a bad movie that makes no sense then unceremoniously killed off after being degraded repeatedly. Its pretty rough
Wow, the facial animations for this game were really ahead of their time
two iconic voices in iconic series literally both temora morrison and clancy brown
both are in so many roles
star wars the clone wars avatar the last airbender avatar the legend of korra star wars rebels mandalorian justice league young justice adventure time spongebob phineas and ferb and so many more
“Always was, always have been”
You’re goddamn right
Are you feeling it now Mr. Montross?
Lmao nice reference
"we're the same, you and I."
"Well now you're just being mean."
Jango me boy, I earned me millionth credit.
“You’ve come to the right place for a burial.... *sniff* ....hmm...I got something in my nose...”
The golden era of star wars games.
And then the Clone Wars series basically stated that Jango is not actually a Mandalorian. F that noise. I don't care what canon says, Jango Fett is still a Mandalorian.
Yet another reason I ignore that series.
@@Umbra_Ursus what other reasons there is?
They didnt say that. Almec just said he was nothing but a common mercenary and was not associated with mandalore in any way. He is from concord dawn so he is likely one of the ones who got exiled for being warriors
@@mikapoful Order 66 brain chips, Barriss going dark despite being shown dying in Order 66, pacifist Mandalorians, Even Piell dying despite being in a book which is set later, completely retconning Ventress's backstory, completely changing Dathomir and the Nightsisters, completely changing Maul's backstory. I could go on.
So is Boba
Games like this are reasons why legends will always be superior to canon
Meh.
Facts
I disagree, though I don't mean to discount the quality of stuff like this. There was also a lot of the bad stuff in Legends, but it and Canon both have their merits imo.
@@patrickramseyart, yeah. Everybody hated that Palpatine cheated death through cloning himself in Rise of Skywalker, yet that same exact same thing happened more than 20 years ago in the Dark Empire comic series, which is Legends content.
@@samuelgarza2466 Yeah I’m part of the minority that likes both legends and canon. Both have great stories while having some shitty ones. Stuff from canon I like include TCW, Rogue One, parts of Rebels, Jedi Fallen Order, and the Mandalorian. As for Legends it’s mostly Kotor 1 and 2, Battlefront 2 (2005), Republic Commando, and Bounty Hunter.
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Mr. Krabs sold SpongeBob's soul for 62 cents
I loved how this game tied into the Open Seasons comics as well. Also Clancy Brown is everywhere. Lex Luthor, Uka, Uka, Dr. Cortex, Red Death, Surtur, Savage Opress, Captain Black, Rhino, Mister Sinister, Rhombus....this guy was first heard by me in a Fallout game for gods sake, now he is everywhere and I got no complaints.
Don’t forget Chris Bradford, aka Dogpound, aka Rahzar from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012.
And the Kurgan. Don’t forget the Kurgan. Also Mr. Krabs.
Well.. i guess this is canon again..
Always has been.
@@iplyrunescape305 yes sir
@@uglyjihad Cheneymaniaaaa
Good cause there was no reason to make it non canon in the first place especially when it connected the gap between Episode 1 and 2 perfectly.
Nope, only Disney's produced movies and shows are canon.
Imagine if he defeated Jango, the clones would look more intimidated.
Montross would've died. Jango lived because he had backup and escaped
I doubt Montross could take on Komari Vosa, but if he did i'd bet Tyranus and Palpatine would want to off him as soon as possible since Montross was a loose cannon. Plus they continued to clone Jango even after his death but since Jango was the best bounty hunter and loyal to them, there was no need.
Jango Fett needs his own series. Or they should at least adapt this game into a movie
Jango: “It’s not our Way”
Mando: “THIS IS THE WAY!!!”
Also, Mr. Krabs saying “Mandalorian.” 🤯
Mr Krabs when Jango doesn't spend his credits at the Krusty Krab
1:54
"You gave up our ways remember "
That’s the voice of savage oppress too, and mr krabs
That other guy: wait your the best?
Jango: always was
This was the scene setting up a boss fight between Jango & Montross from the video game "Star Wars Bounty Hunter." It had an awesome prequel story for Jango. It setup how became the clone template for the Republic. Count Dooku setup the clone template posing as Sifo Dyas in order to setup the sham war beteen the Republic & Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS)
This is all Legends continuity now, but it could be reimagined as a standalone show or movie.
Montross: “I see you in hell Jango”
Jango:”Save a place for me”
Brah that’s how you know Jango is a true beast, he knows where he’s going!
I wonder what clone do Jango reminds you of the most? Bacara, Faie, or Neyo?
Ps I know there's Alpha-17 but I wonder which clone commander would be an exact Jango in every single way possible.
There was a bunch of arc troopers that went off and became bounty hunters. Probably them. One called Spar became mandalor
Bly is a possibility tbh
The republic commando books mention how Boss has the closest clone personality to Jango Fett
@@YourHumanContact I wasn't asking about him, I'm talking about only three clones right now.
Spar.
“I deserve a better death” speaking to the actual choir
Clancy Brown is a national treasure
God damn who gave jango so much cake? I mean hello there
1:14 am I the only who thinks Montross's Mandalorian helmet resembles Jodo Kast's
It looked more like a lighter green variation of Boba Fett’s helmet to me.
This game is why I think the way Jango went out in Clone Wars was not deserving of him.
Mr Krabs saying "the money means nothing."
That irony hits me like a truck useing a tanks face.
“Save a place for me”
Such a great game, had a blast as a kid.
3 minutes ago, huh, nice.
One of my favorite Star Wars characters and one of my favorite voice actors in the same video, very nice.
Older star wars games are just so much fun SO MUCH FUN. SO SATISFYING
This game needs a remremastered treatment.
“I am the best, always was”
Thanks you for this videos they made my days better
1:55 im not the only one that sees jango double cheeked up on a thursday afternoon
Clone wars: respect fans
Also Clone Wars: jAnGo FeTt IsN't ManDaLoRiAn
Tcw doesnt respect fans it takes a giant shit on them
Only Almec said that and he’s a very unreliable source of information.
Well. Mandalorian has confirmed him being mandalorian.
A Bounty Hunter with honesty... Wow.
I really want a mandalorian game, like an open world mando-bounty game. After creating a character and getting your first cheap ship or something like that, you could do bounties to get beskar to upgrade your armour. So much potential.
This needed/needs a sequel so much. Bounty Hunter 2: Boba Fett. Set between A New Hope and Empire. Last level could be on Cloud City fighting to put Carbonite Han on Slave 1.
2003 show is my canon
We need more Star war games 😂🙂😉
um we have them
dear sir dear you Yeah no we don’t. Back in the day we were getting two new star wars games every year until about 2010.
@@RB-NZ2 we still getting them though
You literally are getting Squadrons right now. SWTOR miraculously still seems to get updates and support from Bioware. There's certainly more in the future.
"I am the best"
"We'll see about that."
(half a second later)
"NO!"
And Mr. Clancy Brown has yet another great Star Wars character that I didn't know about? How is that even possible?
Is that the voice of Pon Krell
its Savage Opress
@@StarWarsExpanded I never realised how similar they sounded
That’s what I thought too at first, but it looks like the voice of Krell was done by Dave Fennoy
You do not follow The Way, Montross.
"Are you feeling it now mr krabs"~Jango
"Now you're just being mean."
"You gave up our ways, remember."
"I am the best always was."
I guess in a way this game is canon again
Open Seasons (the comic on Jango's origins) is pretty much canon, but unfortunately Disney made a lame comic to replace this game where Dooku literally just phones up Jango to meet him on a random moon and ask to clone him.
@@MrKILLINOOBZ they could regard both stories as canon. The comic as a cover story and the game as the true story
@@caboosesms1257 they could if Disney actually wanted to give credit where credit is due
Jango Fett and Boba Fett will always be true mandalorians, some random retcon in Clone Wars given by some jealous “mandalorian” politician to Obi Wan isn’t gonna change that. I theorize the Mandalorians in Clone Wars were fake, and the real Mandalorians were wiped out before the prequels with Jango as one of the last survivors. Real Mandalorians don’t do politics or have Duchesses.
Mandalorians changing their ways over time isn’t really that far-fetched, since that’s pretty much what happened to many warrior tribes in real life. Both Clone Wars and Rebels made it pretty clear that the warrior roots were still a big thing for for them. The Death Watch went as far as to wage civil war over it, and they were secretly lead by two respected Mandalorian leaders: Pre Vizsla (the governor of Concordia) and Bo-Katan (the duchess’ sister). Why would they turn against their friends and family, if none of them were "real" Mandalorians? Don't get me wrong, it's a interesting theory, it just doesn't seem to hold much water.
You’re mostly right about Jango though. They recently recanonized him as a Mandalorian. However, I’d say that it’s more likely that the government lied about Jango in order to deny all accountability over his actions (which were a major factor in starting the Clone Wars), rather than over a simple jealousy.
I like how in the title you call Montorss a ex mandalorian. He can't even get his name in the title Lol. That line jango gives " save a place for me." is on of my favorite lines ever.
This video proves Jango is Mandalorian.
Imagine Jango... We could win the people of Metropolis and defeat Superman once and for all!
*Dudes got a 5-6 head*
recently replayed this a few months ago, harder than i remember tbh
I had to use cheat codes just to get past the prison levels
I started a playthrough. Gonna go through and try and beat all the levels and then come back and get the bounties.
You know, I feel like there isn't enough of jango fett. I mean he's the one who start it all with the clone army and boba fett.
Imaginé if we see something like this in the mandalorian season 2
Lol
Din Djarin vs Boba Fett
@@travtagonist3 yes, we should have had that. Not boba just suddenly helping him.
Technically we did in Mando Season 2 Episode 1 where Mando hangs up a guy upside down and left him there to die
Jango Fett didn't become the leader of the Mandalorians for nothing. Montross should have learned that when they banished him.
That's what arrogance and an egotistical personality gets you
Jango knew the way..
that fate was horrifying
As badass of a villain Montross is to Jango Fett and as cool of a hair cut and armor he has, his helmet looks kinda goofy. Lol
Should have included the 2nd cutseen where jango dies
I forgot Lex Luthor was a Mandalorian
Thats the most horrifying thing ive seen in star wars, asking your enemy to finish you to end your misery but instead leaves you to die slowly.
Lol this was one of the epic scenes with jango fett that someone actually appreciated
1:03 this is the way
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Clancy's just doing his Lex Luthor voice.
I vote Ventress: A Star Wars Story Live Action Movie takes place in Comic Books, TCW Republic Heroes Video Game, CW Adventures 2003, TCW’s Unfinished Episodes and Chapter Book Memoirs that is way before Attack of The Clones and TCW Animated Movie with Jango Fett, Quinlan Vos, Even Piell, Bossk, Dengar, Aurra Sing, Zam Wesell, Latts Razzi, Embo, Z-21 Highsinger and more of your favorite Bounty Hunters