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Everyone knows the skull when they see it as the skull on Fetts shoulder. The actual pics of it are a little different from what is floating around. Does anyone know when or why it was changed? For instance, the tusks appears to be attached to the skull on actual pic's of his shoulder but any image of it show them not to be.
The "Death skull" was never changed. On the coves of books and what not, the ink spread out lightly, and connected. It is also possible that the artist(s) did not have enough space. Covers of books, comics, etc. are not canon. By the way, it is a Mythosaur skull.
A lot of different ideas of what the skull is. When I talked to Jeremy Bulloch about it, he called it a death skull so that is what I'm calling it. My understanding it is more of a symbol than a pic of the remains of an animal.
I have read about every explaination of what it is, I just like Jeremy's answer.
ive always calleed it a bantha skull
Does anyone have a good movie pic of it? It just appears that with the real symbol the tusks are connected unlike every pic else where.
I wasn't trying to start a debate on the skulls name, just trying to figure out if there was a change with it.
The official (movie) version can be found here in the form of a tattoo: BFFC Manual.
The official (movie) version can be found here in the form of a tattoo: BFFC Manual.
That one is incorrect, here are pics of actual movie armour.
*HERE* which is more like *THIS*
Comparison
Last edited by Jaster Mereel (Sunday, December 17, 2006 2:59 pm)
The "incorrect" one was simply supossed to be scraped up.
Too bad they don't have a picture of a mythosaur. Anyways at 1st I thought it kinda looked like the reek's skull, you know the one Jango killed? I thought Boba put it there in memory of the last creature Jango ever killed and to remeber Jango's death itself. But, I was wrong.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Marvel_S … ty_of_Bone
Are there tusks on Mythosaur skeleton? In the comic? Or are they covered by the spaceship?
there is a sweet mod for star wars galaxies to add the mythosaur to ur mando armour biceps. looks tight if u can see in ma avatar its ma galaxies char with it on.
Are there tusks on Mythosaur skeleton? In the comic? Or are they covered by the spaceship?
Sadly enough, no, I don't think there are. I doubt it was originally supposed to be the same animal on Boba's shoulder pad, so they don't line up exactly.
While we're on the subject, what's the little feather in a circle emblem on his right breastplate supposed to mean?
As far as I know, that has not been revealed.
Hmm, I wonder if we'll ever get a canon answer to that one...
I think i saw one really good theory I saw somewhere on this site...
I heard once that it was called a wheat symbol, and it was used by the journeyman protectors.
Hiya, I'm new here, just wanted to join in the discussion.
I heard that it was a Fett clan symbol. Because Fett, or Vhett in Mando, meant farmer. And the Fetts were originally farmers....
*shrugs* Dunno, that's just another idea...
Last edited by -Fettish- (Monday, January 29, 2007 6:50 pm)
Cassus was not a farmer. Also, it could not have been the Fett clan symbol, as it was originally worn by Jaster. Jango wore it breifly while wearing Jaster's armor.
Last edited by draco fett (Tuesday, January 30, 2007 11:50 am)
You're probably right. And no, Cassus wasn't a farmer. But Fett, or Vhett, does mean "farmer" in Mando'a. (See Bloodlines, Ch. 6 page 121, second paragraph past the dialoge.) Yes I'm such a geek I looked it up! LOL!
I sat in on a Fett panel at CIII and there were all kinds of ideas and theories tossed around about all things Fett. It was really interesting to hear all the ideas and opinions. The wheat symbol was discussed, but I have to admit by that point I was going on caffiene and about 3 hrs of sleep! LOL!
I figure it will eventually be fully explained in a future book. 
Ya, I get that Vhett means farmer, but it is in fact Fett... not vhett. Unless somehow you can translate a name to mandoa... which if logical linguistics apply, you dont.
In Bloodlines, p 121 it says (quote)
"Vhett was just the pure Mando'a form of "Fett"".
Fett is giving Vhett as his last name at passport control.
I took it to mean that Vhett was the Mando'a form of Fett's name, which means farmer.
(I'm not trying to argue. HATE arguing. )
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