Of course, no one is trying to argue that Obi-Wan wasn't always a top-notch pilot, but as we gear up for Kenobi (or whatever it's called), it's worth remembering that just because old Ben Kenobi has been memed into oblivion doesn't mean he can't hold his own in the Star Wars galaxy. With the latest news that Ewan McGregor's upcoming Disney+ show will also feature the return of Hayden Christensen as Darth Vader, it's worth pointing out that when Obi-Wan encountered a couple of seismic charges it went a lot better for the Jedi than it did for those unfortunate stormtroopers on The Mandalorian. What seismic charges reveal about the Obi-Wan Kenobi show Luke Skywalker even uses one in the canonical Star Wars book Heir to the Jedi, which takes place between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back. This leads to an even bigger explosion as the first blast collapses in on itself.Īside from being used to blow up TIE Fighters, seismic charges were also helpful for clearing asteroid fields. A Human from Concord Dawn, Fett was adopted by Mandalorian warriors following the murder of his parents and the disappearance of his older sister Arla in 58 BBY. According to Wookiepedia, the initial explosion sucks in all the sound in the surrounding area, which explains why everything goes quite right before it explodes. Jango Fett was a renowned human bounty hunter, assassin, mercenary, and the 'father' of Boba Fett, a genetic clone of his, whom he raised as a son. The "science" behind Fett's favorite defensive weapon is actually pretty interesting. That's where it gets really good.Īfter a pair of TIE Fighters try to chase after Fett's ship, he deploys a seismic charge, which tears both of the Empire starfighters to shreds with a sonic blast of blue energy. They make it to the roof with some helpful sharpshooting by Fennec Shand and Cara Dune, where Boba Fett picks them up in Slave 1. It goes south when Mayfeld brings up Operation: Cinder and our heroes have to shoot their way out. Of course, things don't go smoothly for Team Mando.Īfter Djarin and Mayfeld successfully sneak into the base in disguise, they end up stuck in a conversation with an evil Imperial officer. This means they have to visit an Imperial base to access the Empire's computer network. The first step is freeing Mayfeld (Bill Burr) from New Republic jail and using his ex-Empire credentials to figure out where Moff Gideon is keeping Grogu. In the latest chapter of The Mandalorian, titled "The Believer" (who exactly is the believer, by the way?), Din Djarin assembles a crew to save Baby Yoda. We may receive a portion of sales from products purchased from this article, which was written by our Editorial team. Warning! Spoilers below for The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 7. It's an epic moment that had me shouting at my laptop screen, but it also reveals why Obi-Wan Kenobi is even more of a badass than we thought after going toe-to-toe with Jango Fett and a couple of seismic charges back in Attack of the Clones.
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