‘The Book of Boba Fett’ Finale Sticks the Landing With Closure and an Unexpected ‘King Kong’ Connection | Review

Boba Fett and Fennec Shand enter a war, flanked by allies, in Chapter 7 of TheBookOfBobaFett. Our review:

Following the last two episodes which focused more on the Mandalorian than on the titular character of the series, The Book of Boba Fett re-centered itself for “In The Name of Honor” and delivered an action-packed finale. While director Robert Rodriguez’s past two episodes were spectacular, he finished on top with this balancing act of an episode.

As Boba Fett and co. deliberate on what to do about the war, Cad Bane arrives to challenge Fett to a duel, which doesn’t go exactly as planned. Cad attempts to goad Boba Fett with the revelation that the Pykes killed the Tuskens and that he killed Cobb Vanth, effectively preventing reinforcements from coming, but Fennec Shand urges him to keep his cool because no good will come from acting while he’s emotional.

As the Pykes arrive at The Sanctuary, the Majordomo offers to go and deliberate on Boba’s behalf, given his extensive training on Coruscant. Boba agrees quite readily and sends the Majordomo out with the terms of his agreement which are… fertilizing the flowers of Tatooine with the bodies of the dead Pykes. Much to the Majordomo’s chagrin, Boba only used him as a distraction so that he and Mando could take to the skies to attack the Pykes.

In typical Peli Motto fashion, she arrives in the middle of the battle and seems entirely unfazed by the gunfire all around. Mando jumps on the back of her droid-cab and is reunited with Grogu in the heat of the battle. This whole scene is just too precious—from Grogu launching himself into Mando’s arms to him realizing he has the Beskar shirt on—but of course, the tender moment can’t last forever.

Back in Mos Eisley, the Pyke’s leader convenes with the heads of the other crime families of Tatooine to devise a new plan now that Boba Fett has won the upper hand. Unbeknownst to them, Fennec Shand has arrived. She single-handedly takes out each leader with the trained ease of the assassin she is, paving the way to make things much easier for Boba Fett as the leader of Mos Espa. Honestly, the last couple of episodes could have been prevented if she’d just taken matters into her own hands.

Like the season finale of The Mandalorian, hopefully, audiences stuck around for the mid-credit scene, which revealed that the franchises’ beloved Marshal, Cobb Vanth did not indeed die in his duel with Cad Bane. In the short scene, he is seen inside of Boba’s bacta tank as the mod artist prepares his equipment. Cad Bane may be dead, but Cobb Vanth certainly isn’t.

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