Bounty Hunter Archive
Thread: IG-88 did he ever even collect one bounty?
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Akast
Fri Oct 28, 2005 9:06 pm
#1
from what i understand he was an imperial asasin droid went wrong decided to become a bh, made a few clones of hes self then boba fett killed them, and the original IG-88 became the main computer of the death start then got blown up
so in actual fact IG-88 is the worst bh!
BurnerMan
Fri Oct 28, 2005 9:12 pm
#2
Well. After he/they took over the droid manufacturing planet of <name>, he/they spent a lot of time establishing a solid reputation as a BH to throw those seeking him off the track. So, yes, IG88 was indeed a prominent BH. Would Lord Vader call IG88 as one of those chosen to hunt Han for him ifIG was just any driod with megalomania and a missing restraining bolt?
Cpl_Fisher
Fri Oct 28, 2005 10:14 pm
#3
BurnerMan wrote:
Well. After he/they took over the droid manufacturing planet of , he/they spent a lot of time establishing a solid reputation as a BH to throw those seeking him off the track. So, yes, IG88 was indeed a prominent BH. Would Lord Vader call IG88 as one of those chosen to hunt Han for him ifIG was just any driod with megalomania and a missing restraining bolt?
Apt description of Stormtrropers don't you think? 
Asuph
Fri Oct 28, 2005 10:54 pm
#4
Id like to read the book thisstory was toldin.. sounds like it would be a good one.
Anyone know what the name is?
Mystix17
Sat Oct 29, 2005 3:32 am
#5
Yes, in that story it goes on to tell about how the team of droids established themselves as prominent Bounty Hunters to make the money the needed to take over that droid facility. The droids actually end up fooling Vader into thinking the manufacturing plant they are hatching their plan from is still run by the humans originally there.
Squid771
Sat Oct 29, 2005 4:27 am
#6
That collection is a good read. It also has my preferred history of Boba Fett, as opposed to how he was portrayed in the prequels.
Akast
Sat Oct 29, 2005 5:11 am
#7
Squid771 wrote:
That collection is a good read. It also has my preferred history of Boba Fett, as opposed to how he was portrayed in the prequels.
yeah kinda obsoloete now really aint they, but that book is pretty old, think it was out before they even thought about making the prequels
SamousNemo
Sat Oct 29, 2005 2:01 pm
#9
Squid771 wrote:
That collection is a good read. It also has my preferred history of Boba Fett, as opposed to how he was portrayed in the prequels.
Eh, I disagree. It portrays him as too much as a hypocritical idealist
You can't work for Jabba and then hold a thirty(?) year grudge against Han for running spice
So... who thinks they killed each other when the chapter ended?
EDMAN3000
Sat Oct 29, 2005 2:40 pm
#10
I remember when I got that book. I was sick as a dog, and was on the couch, unhappy. My dad popped in with that book and a Goosebumps anthology, which had glowing eyes sticking out of the cover. I must admit I read the Goosebumps first, because I was about 7, and it was more flashy. But yeah, good read.
BurnerMan
Sat Oct 29, 2005 3:10 pm
#11
I kinda prefer Boba in BH Wars, to be honest "Everyone dies". Still its a damn good story. And yeah, I think they pull their triggers at the same time. Would be the only death good enough for both of them.
Treesquid706
Sat Oct 29, 2005 4:24 pm
#12
SamousNemo wrote:
Squid771 wrote:
That collection is a good read. It also has my preferred history of Boba Fett, as opposed to how he was portrayed in the prequels.
Eh, I disagree. It portrays him as too much as a hypocritical idealistYou can't work for Jabba and then hold a thirty(?) year grudge against Han for running spice
So... who thinks they killed each other when the chapter ended?
Can't have, since they both appear in the last novel of the NJO series.
Marssk
Sat Oct 29, 2005 4:36 pm
#13
Bounty hunter wars Boba> all tbh
hes the most badass BH ever in those books
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