Throughout both seasons of the show, Mando’s guild status is a running plot point. If you want to talk about applying the canonicity of the BHG, The Mandalorian is the best example. Apparently, the BHG “worked alongside galactic governments and curated bounties for its members.” The Bad Batch wonders if being a bounty hunter is “bad.” LucasfilmĪccording to several canonical sources (mostly cited on Wookiepedia), The Bounty Hunters’ Guild was designed to regulate the legality of this particular profession, even though the larger governments changed all the time. Aside from learning more about what Fennec Shand was like when she was younger, her inclusion in The Bad Batch can also help to clear-up the muddled mess of how the Bounty Hunters’ Guild seemed to survive three massive government changes through the Star Wars saga. When Shand, set to appear in Book of Boba Fett, shows up on Bad Batch, she will be 30 years younger than the woman we met in The Mandalorian.
Set to take place right after the events of Revenge of the Sith (roughly 19 BBY) one character who we met in 9 ABY (roughly 28 years after Sith) will play a pivotal role in the new show: Ming-Na Wen as The Mandalorian fan-favorite Fennec Shand.
So, are bounty hunters criminals, or not? Next to Han Solo and Lando Calrissian, are Boba Fett and Din Djarin actually upstanding citizens? When The Bad Batch hits Disney+ on May 4, 2021, we may finally get an answer, thanks to a specific Mandalorian bounty hunter tie-in. Regardless of which government is in control of the galaxy, scum and villainy tend to thrive.īut even though Jabba the Hutt calls Boba Fett “my kind of scum,” the truth is, being a bounty hunter was a job that was apparently legal, no matter which of the revolving Star Wars governments happened to be in power. It is starting to look as if the Bad Batch will be a very solid team in Geonosis Territory Battles Republic Offensive! We took Hunter for a test drive and he did very well even without having the rest of his team.In the Star Wars galaxy, crime pays.
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