Best of 2025

This year we surpassed 224,000 followers when counting our website’s memberships alongside our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, Bluesky, and Threads.

Here’s a recap of our most popular content from January 1 to today, December 31.

Facebook | Instagram | BFFC News | YouTube | Twitter

If all social platforms were awesome, we could compare all things on the same metric, but unfortunately some stats we can get with ease are based on impressions/views and others are based on likes, the latter of which of course are harder to earn. We’ve noted that alongside each data set below.

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Facebook

Here are our top 10 posts based on all of the year’s content, which clocked in a whopping 2,816,390 engagements (which Facebook boils together as Reactions, Comments and Shares) on Facebook, where we currently have over 112,360 fans — bumped up when they converted the page “like” count to just the “follower” count:

#10: Boba Fett Voiced by Jason Wingreen
11,580 engagements since 10/9

#9: Boba Fett’s Animated Debut
13,180 engagements since 2/28

#8: Head nod to the daimyo, Temuera Morrison
15,086 engagements since 4/19

#7: Boba Fett in “Robot Chicken” (2007)
15,805 engagements since 6/17

#6: Happy birthday Danny Trejo!
15,989 engagements since 5/16

#5: Boba Fett in “Jedi: Survivor”
18,484 engagements since 4/28

#4: Boba Fett in “The Empire Strikes Back”
19,767 engagements since 5/9

#3: Happy Anniversary AOTC
21,710 engagements since 5/16

#2: Boba Fett in “The Empire Strikes Back”
28,452 engagements since 5/21

#1: Hayden Christensen’s Favorite Star Wars Character
38,083 engagements since 5/6

Stats pulled from Meta Business Suite (aka business.facebook.com) > Content > Export (button at the top) > select your Facebook page > select Lifetime, Post, and Creation Date > select January 1 to present (or “this year”) … which actually works this time!

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Instagram

Out of the 197,028 total likes across all of our 2025 posts, here were our top 10 posts based on likes this year on Instagram, which has remained consistent at just over 38,900 followers:

#10: Some say #LifeDay – we call it #BobaFett day
1,883 likes since 11/17

#9: This television ad for Kenner’s Slave I toy from “The Empire Strikes Back” aired in 1981
1,985 likes since 2/7

#8: “I need equipment.” – #BobaFett
2,127 likes since 2/3

#7: Custom “teen beat” #BobaFett by @johnny_osage_ave
2,210 likes since 4/23

#6: New t-shirt available on the Disney Store website
2,271 likes since 4/29

#5: An Exclusive first look (full turn) at the Boba Fett Fine Art Bust by @collectpcs…
2,424 likes since 7/25

#4: #BobaFett will soon be on a can (and bottle) of Coke starting July 7
2,910 likes since 6/27

#3: Official pre-viz of #TheCloneWars #BobaFett vs. Anakin Skywalker
3,351 likes since 4/19

#2: Spotted at a gym in Seattle by a BFFC fan
7,506 likes since 6/14

#1: Throwback to #BobaFett voiced by Temuera Morrison in #StarWars Battlefront
8,284 likes since 5/22

Stats pulled from Meta Business Suite (aka business.facebook.com) > Content > Export (button at the top) > select your Instagram page > select Post > select “this year” … which also actually works this time!

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BFFC News

Our News section has added more contributors and variety of contributions. From the 22 articles we published in 2025, these articles caught the most views.

#10: How Jango Fett’s Motivation Evolved from George Lucas to “Legends” to Present
203 unique views since 4/3, written by Mosh Babilonia

#9: Everything Boba Fett From Toy Fair New York 2025
228 unique views since 3/5, written by Chelsey B. Coombs

#8: Tribute to Vance Lorenzini
286 unique views since 9/8, written by Aaron Proctor

#7: Review: “Star Wars: Boba Fett – Black, White & Red #1”
325 unique views since 9/17, written by Gustavo Perez

#6: How LucasArts Made Boba Fett a Video Game Icon
374 unique views since 5/11, written by Mosh Babilonia

#5: Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025: Guide for Boba Fett Fans
457 unique views since 4/10, written by Aaron Proctor

#4: SDCC 2025: Guide for Boba Fett Fans
459 unique views since 7/10, written by Aaron Proctor

#3: How Boba Fett’s Backstory Evolved from George Lucas to “Legends” to Present
580 unique views since 3/2, written by Mosh Babilonia

#2: 2025 Black Friday / Cyber Monday Star Wars Sales Featuring Boba Fett
787 unique views since 11/25, written by Aaron Proctor

#1: Star Wars Day 2025: Guide for Boba Fett Fans
932 unique views since 4/30, written by Aaron Proctor

Stats pulled from our Google Analytics (GA4), using Engagement > Pages and screens > filtering by /news/, and then remove any non-2025 matches.

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YouTube

We just hit 7,810 subscribers now on YouTube, which has 202 videos now. Only 9 videos there this year so here’s the full set in reverse popularity order:

#9: BFFC Turns 29
108 views since 7/4, by Aaron Proctor

#8: SDCC 2025: Our Exclusive Interview with Premium Collectibles Studio
135 views since 7/27, by Aaron Proctor

#7: Attakus “The Book of Boba Fett” Boba Fett 1/5 Scale Statuette
215 views since 1/8, by Thorsten Heiss

#6: Unboxing Gentle Giant’s Jumbo “The Book of Boba Fett” Boba Fett with Removable Helmet and Coin
223 views since 3/17, by Aaron Proctor

#5: Exclusive Interview with Michael Hirsh and Clive Smith on Fett’s Animated Debut, Ewoks, and Droids
224 views since 4/17, by Chelsey B. Coombs

#4: SDCC 2025: Denuo Novo
374 views since 7/25, by Aaron Proctor

#3: Star Wars Celebration Japan 2025: Our Exclusive Interview with Hasbro
668 views since 4/22, by Chelsey B. Coombs

#2: SDCC 2025: Our Exclusive Interview with Hasbro
1,203 views since 7/27, by Aaron Proctor and Chelsey B. Coombs

#1: NYCC 2025: Our Exclusive Interview with Hasbro
2,638 views since 10/19, by Chelsey B. Coombs

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Twitter

Since Elon has still blocked the free access to analytics.twitter.com, we can no longer report on our “best of” here like in years prior.

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What were your highlights in BFFC coverage this year? Let us know in the comments so we can do more of that — as you wish.

Curious what made the cut in prior years? See 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, and 2020. (Our news coverage also goes all the way back to 1998.)