Under Ascension as a bounty hunter, it states that Jango took a mission to take some idol and he was aided by Zam Wesell it also strangely mentions something about him not wanting to "lose Boba". I noticed a little discrepancy while making some edits to this article today. It came from Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords.- Kross Talk 07:15, 1 March 2006 (UTC) I doubt that's the war being mentioned in this article- unless you're suggesting that Jango is roughly 4,000 years old. ) - DarthBinky 03:00, (UTC) The mission with the idol I was just wondering where the information about the First Mandalorian War came from? Is it from an Expanded Universe work (book, game, etc.) or is it from the Expand Universe databank on ? Thats why I believe it more likely that he was based on Django from the movie Django. Besides the whole bounty hunter thing is more of a spaghetti western thing. Also the trailer to the game(or was it the teaser) had Jango act like a cowboy in terms of style of firing his weapon. Note that in Attack of Clones Jango had twin pistols similar to cowboys in westerns.
Isn't it possible that Lucas named him Jango as homage to the spaghetti western Django. He couldn't give a nerf's sheb about who he's affiliated with, as long as they're paying him good. Right, he's a free man, willing to go with the highest bidder. He might be (directly or indirectly) affiliated with the Grand Army of the Republic because of his clones ( Tyranus' plan) but not definitely on the Galactic Republic. RE: Perhaps they meant he was affiliated with the Republic by his genetic link to the clone troops. Should this be considered true since he was in fact recruited by Darth Tyrannus? Just a thought. The article says that Jango was affiliated with the Republic.
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