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A reward scene takes watchers back to Tatooine and declares "The Book of Boba Fett," a side project arrangement rotating around the universally adored abundance tracker, is going to the web-based feature in December 2021.

What occurred in the end-credits scene: A re-visitation of Tatooine After the credits move, we re-visitation of Jabba the Hutt's Palace on the desert planet of Tatooine, the home to Luke Skywalker. Individually, individuals from Jabba's gatekeeper, who are presently governed over by Bib Fortuna (played by Matthew Wood on the finale), are quickly taken out by a puzzling figure.  

Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen) and Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison) go into Jabba's recognizable royal chamber and take out all of his thugs until they're left confronting Bib Fortuna.  

Fortuna looks astonished to see Fett alive, disclosing to him he heard gossipy tidbits he might be alive, yet didn't know whether they were more than that. Fett's very little for talking. Before Fortuna can say substantially more and can foresee his life, Fett takes him out and takes his spot on the seat with Shand close by.  

It would appear that we can hope to see Wen on the forthcoming arrangement too. The hugeness of this scene: Fett was seeking retribution on the rest of Jabba's posse for leaving him for dead years back. In 1983's "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi," Fett was going about as an abundance tracker for Jabba the Hutt and was seen with him at his royal residence. Fett was the person who carried Han Solo to Jabba frozen in carbonite. The last time we saw Fett, he fell into the Sarlaac pit and was probably eaten by the animal.  

We learned on season two of "The Mandalorian" that wasn't the situation. Boba Fett some way or another endure his experience with the Sarlaac - something we presently can't seem to study - and had been going through his days on Tatooine until he as of late recovered his protective layer. He plainly had some incomplete business with Jabba's kin.