Episode II - Attack of the Clones reveals that Mace Windu's fight with Jango Fett was once going to be more violent.

Arla Fett was originally meant to be executed, but just as Jango was adopted by the True Mandalorians, Arla became a member of the Death Watch — before an unstable mental state brought on by ...

It was then revealed that Jango fought for the Mandalorians in the Mandalorian Civil War, which is how he earned the infamous armor, which was then passed down to his clone/son Boba after his death.

Jango Fett followed in his adoptive father’s footsteps. He became the new Mand’alor and leader of the True Mandalorians. The war continued until the Battle of Galidraan, when Death Watch’s ...

Fett, a human, was born into the world of Concord Dawn, and was adopted by the Mandalorians following the death of his parents. These legendary warriors gave him his unique armour, a Mandalorian ...

But did you know that Jango's death also had quite the impact on the clones, too? No, they didn't spend the next few years crying into their pillows over the death of the genetic template.

Mereel fathered and trained Jango until he was betrayed by his second in command and was killed by a member of Death Watch. Jango Fett followed in Mereel’s footsteps and became the new Manda’alor.

Jango Fett's actual early life, though, remains mostly unknown. Almost nothing has been revealed about his origins or his life prior to becoming a bounty hunter and, eventually, the template for ...

The death of Jango Fett (Temuera Morrison) in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones was even grislier in its early, unfinished form.