Skycreation makes the coolest and most stylish Kimonos that could ever drape over your geek body. They have all kinds of awesome outfits to choose from. Everything from video game characters to Superheroes and Sci-Fi. Below are some of our favorite Kimonos.
The Boba Fett one is my favorite. And the Dalek of course. There’s nothing comfier than a Dalek Kimono. These are perfect for hanging out around the house or for cosplay or just because reasons.
Sometime in the next few years we are going to see Boba Fett back on the big screen. Word is that Lucasfilm has been working on a spinoff movie starring the famous bounty hunter. It may not be confirmed yet, but we know that it’s coming. It might look something like this trailer made by Director Eric Demeusy.
This fan-trailer is called Star Wars: The New Republic Anthology. Boba Fett escapes the Sarlacc Pit and makes his way to his ship, Slave I. The costume looks great, the music is right on target. It makes me itch for Fett’s new movie. It is a great time to be a Star Wars fan.
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Boba Fett has been done so many times in all kinds of figure formats, so it is hard to imagine what Hot Toys could do to make their deluxe version stand out. Well, they have done a great job as usual. He comes with his own Sarlacc pit with tentacles and two jetpack thrust fire accessories! We should get more details about this one soon.
AliaDesign makes some really cool Star Wars quilling art. This style of art always looks amazing and each piece takes some time to create. The end result is well worth it.
The seller has several characters to choose from like: Darth Vader, R2-D2, a Stormtrooper, Yoda, and Boba Fett. Boba Fett looks super cool.
Star Wars was influenced by classic westerns as well as other genres, and if there is one character that we would want to see in a serious Western style story, it is Boba Fett. In fact, every time I watch Sergio leone’s spaghetti westerns I see Lee Van Cleef as the embodiment of Boba Fett. Lucas must have been inspired by Lee Van Cleef in some capacity.
Anyway, Boba Fett meets Spaghetti westerns. Enjoy. Wouldn’t it be amazing to get a real Boba Fett Western? I can only hope.
Several vintage Star Wars shots have surfaced that show off one of the the original costume tests for Boba Fett from around 1979. These behind the scenes images from The Empire Strikes Back show the evolution of the costume. It’s interesting to note all of the minor details that were changed.
This is from very early in the costume’s evolution. Yes, technically it made its public debut at the 1978 San Anselmo Country Fair parade and the Star Wars Holiday Special, but this is a nice look at it from around that time, where we get to see it close up. Both as a whole and some shots of the gear pieces by themselves.
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Behance user Roger Strunk created these somewhat minimal and very cute depictions of the bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back. This is probably how they would look in a Saturday morning cartoon.
Great work Roger. They all look awesome. They make me want some toys done in this style. Love the style and love the colors.
Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada based artist, Brock Hofer “doesn’t usually get to draw Star Wars characters”, but when he got a commission to make an organic Boba Fett, this was the result. Insane! I thought Boba Fett was a hardcore bounty hunter before. Now there will be no stopping him.
He is absolutely terrifying! And awesome. Now there is no doubt as to who the baddest and most dangerous bounty hunter in the galaxy is. I blame the Sarlacc pit. Clearly it mutated him.
The baddest bounty hunter in the galaxy is now an adorable and useful flash drive. This Star Wars Boba Fett USB Flash Drive has an 8GB capacity, with just the right amount of cute. Just pop his head off and plug him into your USB port of choice.
Can you believe this little guy is only $9.48 from Amazon? He can’t wait to collect bounties for you in the form of songs, files and images and he promises not to sell your info to Jabba the Hutt for a steep price.
These fun Star Wars Yoga designs come from Austin-based artist Rob Osborne. The Star Wars characters are illustrated in various yoga poses in his series titled Star Wars Yoga. I had no idea they did Yoga in a galaxy far, far away.
If you like what you see, you can get prints from his Etsy shop. Just remember, no matter what galaxy you are from, always stretch first to avoid injuries.
