The Book of Boba Fett Episode 2: Ending Explained! Who Are The Pykes Who Were On The Train? Spoilers!

The Book of Boba Fett Episode 2 is available on Disney Plus. Episode 2 opens with Fennec Shand bringing the prisoner to meet Fett, demanding answers about their employer. There is something quite satisfying about the way Fennec Shand has undermined the reputation of assassins, the world’s deadliest fighters, by calling them mere hooded people, too expensive for their own good. In a funny twist, when the assassin refuses to reveal his employer, Shand and Fett throw him into the Rancor Pit that Luke Skywalker was so famous in, persuading him to reveal who hired him despite the creature no longer being insidious.

Fett decides to immediately tackle this open threat by bringing the killer in front of the mayor and demanding answers, but the alien doesn’t let himself be fooled so easily and feigns innocence before telling the bounty hunter that he has more urgent things to deal with.

This mysterious threat becomes apparent when he travels to the Sanctuary and is confronted by Jabba the Hutt’s family accompanied by a Black Wookie. These will soon return to the center of the story but the present moment of Boba’s life ends here, leaving us with 30 minutes of flashback. If you have any questions regarding the ending of Episode 2 of The Book of Boba Fett, we tell you everything!

The Book Of Boba Fett Episode 2 Ending Explained!

At the end of episode 2 of The Book of Boba Fett, Chief Tusken gives him a gift. He seems to be blowing hot pepper on Boba’s face and causes a tiny lizard to crawl into his brain. Boba begins to have a very clear vision, in which he walks towards a tree surrounded by an ocean. Perhaps this is a reference to Tatooine’s past, when it was still an ocean planet. He also sees the planet Kamino, his father’s helmet right after Mace Windu decapitates Jango, and his fights in the Sarlacc’s stomach. As the vision begins to overwhelm him, he breaks one of the branches of the tree.

The next day, when he returns, he is offered new clothes and shown how to make his own Gaderffii with the wood he brought back. It appears to be a rite of passage for the Tusken people. At the end of Episode 2 of The Book of Boba Fett, Boba dances with them around the fire, having been accepted as one of their own.

Who Are The Pykes Who Were On The Train?

The aliens on the train are the Pykes. They are an intelligent humanoid race originally from the planet Oba Diah. A group of Pykes run the Pyke Syndicate, which extracts the narcotic substance known as Spice from the mines of the planet Kessel and distributes it throughout the galaxy. We especially hear about these spices in episode 9 of Star Wars and meet the Pykes in the last season of Clone Wars.

The spice is one of the most sought-after substances in the galaxy, and the Syndicate was trying to eradicate any possible threat to their cargo during their journey through the desert. That’s why they attacked the Tuskens. Boba forces the Syndicate to make an agreement with the Tuskens. Now the Tuskens will be paid whenever the Syndicate uses their corner of the desert for travel.

Who Is Krrsantan The Black Wookie?

Black Krrsantan is one of the many great characters who have been developed in Marvel’s official Star Wars line of comics since the mid-2010s. Krrsantan is a disgraced Wookiee who fled his home planet of Kashyyyk. His violent manners led him to volunteer for cybernetic enhancement and brutal training as a “gladiator” fighter by the infamous Xonti Brothers. After surviving his training, Krrsantan became one of the most feared and infamous bounty hunters in the galaxy, often working alongside Jabba the Hutt, Han Solo, and Boba Fett.

Black Krrsantan made his first appearance in the 2015 Darth Vader comic book series, which takes place immediately after the destruction of the first Death Star in Star Wars: A New Hope. Vader used Jabba the Hutt as a go-between to hire two bounty hunters for two missions he didn’t want Emperor Palpatine to know about. These bounty hunters were none other than Black Krrsantan and Boba Fett.

After making his Darth Vader’s comic book debut, Black Krrsantan became a true Star War fan favorite when he left Vader’s service to join the dysfunctional robbery team of underworld archaeologist Doctor Aphra in his different series of comics. Today, Krrsantan officially jumped into action in The Book of Boba Fett, and it looks like Lucasfilm hasn’t skimped on ways to do this costume justice! In terms of Star Wars canon, now that we know that Black Krrsantan has stepped out of the Galactic Civil War era, there is even more story for him that Star Wars fans can get later on.