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| | [[Image:klepto.jpg|right|frame|A '''Klepto'''.]] |
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| |name = Jango Fett
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| |image = [[Image:Jango fettx.jpg]]
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| |color = Mandalorians | |
| |position = Mandalore, bounty hunter | |
| |species = Human | |
| |gender = [[Male]]
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| |height = 1.83 meters (6'0")
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| |weapon = Mandalorian battle armor, blaster pistol, flamethrower
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| |vehicle = ''[[Slave I]]''
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| |planet = [[List of Star Wars planets (C-D)#Concord Dawn|Concord Dawn]]
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| |affiliation = [[Mandalorian]]s, Confederacy of Independent Systems
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| |portrayer = [[Temuera Morrison]]
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| '''Jango Fett''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Star Wars]]'' [[fictional universe|universe]]. He first appeared in ''[[Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones]]'', in which he was played by [[Temuera Morrison]]. Before ''Attack of the Clones'', Jango was mentioned in ''Star Wars'' novels such as ''The Bounty Hunter Special''. | | '''Klepto''' is a large buzzard who attempts to steal [[Mario]]'s hat in [[Shifting Sand Land]] during the events of ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. Mario can attack the bird, knocking him out for short periods of time. Klepto, eventually, will regain his senses and continue trying to steal the hat. Without his hat, Mario takes more damage when attacked. |
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| Jango Fett's son is his [[Clone (genetics)|clone]] [[Boba Fett]], made famous in ''[[Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back]]''. Both father and son served as [[bounty hunter]]s, and personal bodyguards of political figures as [[Count Dooku]], and [[Palpatine]], indirectly aiding the rise of the [[Galactic Empire (Star Wars)|Empire]].
| | When Mario first meets Klepto, he is holding a [[Power Star]]. Needing the star, Mario knocks the item out of the bird's grip and claims it for himself. Perhaps Klepto's obsession to steal Mario's hat stems from the fact that Mario stole his Power Star. |
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| == Fictional character biography ==
| | Klepto has the same Power Star and purpose in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. He also appears in another level, the [[Sunshine Isles]], in the toy room. He makes a final appearance in [[Tiny-Huge Island]] (when the character is big.) He is carrying, as usual, a star - except this time it's a [[Silver Star]]. |
| Jango Fett was orphaned at an early age, the son of simple Concord Dawn farmers killed by brutal marauders. At the age of ten, he was picked up by Journeyman Protector Jaster Mereel, who introduced Fett to a harsh world of mercenary life. He was raised among great warriors, learning to survive in the rugged frontiers. Though the Mandalorian supercommandos were wiped out by the Jedi Knights, Jango was one of the few left to still wear the armor.
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| Years of physical conditioning and training honed him into one of the most feared bounty hunters in the underworld. Not even Black Sun Vigos were safe from his dual blaster pistols. On occasion, Fett would tangle with Zam Wesell, as their talents would overlap on similar assignments. Though he preferred working solo, the two teamed up when it was prudent. The two shared a misadventure in tracking down a rare artifact from Seylott, which granted its user incredible power.
| | In ''[[Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'' many Kleptos can be seen flying in a desert stage. This confirms that Kleptos are a species, and that maybe the Kleptos Mario sees in each game are different from the one in ''Super Mario 64''. |
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| Fett all but disappeared from bounty hunting circles as he took time to raise his son. He sought to experience what his life might have been like had he been raised by a caring guardian. Still, if the credits were right or the challenge appealed to him, he would don his battle armor periodically and venture from his hiding place.
| | [[Image:MPAKlepto.gif|thumb|left|100px|Klepto in ''Mario Party Advance''.]] |
| | Klepto also appears in ''[[Mario Party 4]]''. He is used to transport characters to different spaces on the game board. |
| | In ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'', a Klepto guards a treasure chest with a star and the player has to guess his favorite number. He gives it away by saying "What was that for for for for?" when the player guesses wrong. So the code is obviously 4444. The player gets the Star from the Klepto after inputting the correct code. |
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| === Pursuit and confrontation ===
| | [[Buzzar]] from ''[[Paper Mario]]'' might be related to the Kleptos. |
| Jango and Boba escape from Kenobi, again believing him to be out of the picture, and land safely on Geonosis. Kenobi, however, survives the contest and tracks them, eventually witnessing a meeting of Separatist leaders, where he learns that Jango is in league with Count Dooku, the leader of the Separatists. Kenobi is soon captured and [[death sentence|sentenced to death]] in the arena for [[espionage]], as well as [[Anakin Skywalker]] and [[Padmé Amidala]], who had come to rescue Kenobi. Count Dooku, [[Nute Gunray]], [[List of Star Wars Separatist characters#Libkath, Gilramos|Gilramos Libkath]], Jango, and Boba are then allowed to watch the executions from Geonosian Archduke [[Poggle the Lesser]]'s private viewing box.
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| Before the three spies could be executed, the ceremony is disrupted by the arrival of [[Mace Windu]] and a large number of other Jedi; a [[Battle of Geonosis|battle]] erupts between the Jedi and the Separatist [[battle droid]]s. Jango attacks Windu with his flamethrower, forcing the Jedi Master to retreat to the arena floor. Jango refrains from joining the melee, staying in the viewing box to guard Dooku. Eventually he joins the battle; flying down into the arena, he engages Windu, but the confrontation is quickly interrupted by an enraged [[List of Star Wars creatures#Reek|Reek]], which tramples Jango before he is able to finally get clear and kill it with a single precisely aimed shot to the snout.
| | Klepto gets his name from the term kleptomania, the inability to resist the impulse to steal. |
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| Fett then turns to face off against the Jedi Master again, but he fails to notice that his jetpack and linked flamethrower, which draw from the same fuel source, had been severely damaged by the Reek. Jango is able to fire off a few menacing shots before Windu [[decapitation|decapitates]] him with a swift swipe of his [[lightsaber]].
| | == Trivia == |
| | *The [[Ice Climber]]'s [[Condor]] performs a similarily to Klepto. |
| | *In the ''[[Mario Party 5]]'' instruction guide, Klepto is called '''Clepto'''. |
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| == Weapons ==
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| WESTAR-34 Twin Dual Dallorian Alloy Blasters:His blaster pistols fires cohesive bursts of light-based energy bolts.Jango uses two of them at the same time.They have unlimited ammo.
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| ID Scanner:On Jango's visor,it lets him effiently and quikly scan for bounties.
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| Grapple/Snare:Jango can shoot and hook it on a ledge and fly up to that place.It also can wrap up enemies.
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| Dartcaster:It's toxic dart fires from Jango's right wrist and is an effective medium-range stealth weapon.Nearly instantly incapacitates any living,breathing thing it hits.
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| Flamethrower:Using fuel from his jetpack he fires a large flame and is perfect for holding off swarms of enemies.
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| Jetpack Missle:The missle can lock on enemies or he can guide it.He can regularly fire it while flying but can't guide it.
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| == Appearances ==
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| === Films ===
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| Jango Fett is portrayed by [[Temuera Morrison]] in ''Attack of the Clones''.
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| Jango Fett is also the central star of the video game ''[[Star Wars: Bounty Hunter]]''. The character makes appearances in ''[[Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter]]'', ''[[Lego Star Wars: The Video Game|Lego Star Wars]]'', ''[[Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy|Lego Star Wars II]]'' (only if the player had a previous Lego Star Wars file), ''[[Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga]]'' and ''[[Star Wars: Battlefront II]](its worth noting that when Fett is on the field, enemy soldiers can be heard shouting "''Fetts here, and he brought his head!''"''. The character even leaves the Star Wars brand by appearing in ''[[Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4]]'' as an unlockable character.
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| === Comic books ===
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| Fett appears in the comic books ''Jango Fett'', ''[[Jango Fett: Open Seasons]]'', and the Toys "R" Us promotional comic ''[[Full of Surprises]]''.
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| === Books ===
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| Jango Fett appeared in the ''Star Wars Adventures'' books: ''Jango Fett vs. The Razor Eaters'', ''The Shape Shifter Strikes'', and ''Warlords of Balmorra''. The character was also in the ''Jedi Readers'' book ''Jango Fett: Bounty Hunter'' and in ''Boba Fett: The Fight to Survive''.
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| === Clothing apparel ===
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| Jango Fett, much like that of Boba Fett, has endured a rising popularity. As such the character's image has adorned many shirts, hats, hoodies and even underwear. The image of Jango Fett, along with many other Star Wars characters, has become well sought after by those among the community.
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| == External links ==
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| *{{databank|category=character|subject=jangofett|text=Jango Fett}}
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| *{{sww|Jango Fett}}
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| *[http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=28 Jango Fett Costuming Resource at The Dented Helmet]
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| *[http://blogs.starwars.com/holocron/13 Holocron page giving his birthdate]
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| *[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=403174193946677427&hl=en Star Wars Holiday Special Cartoon Featuring Boba Fett on Google Video]
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Klepto is a large buzzard who attempts to steal Mario's hat in Shifting Sand Land during the events of Super Mario 64. Mario can attack the bird, knocking him out for short periods of time. Klepto, eventually, will regain his senses and continue trying to steal the hat. Without his hat, Mario takes more damage when attacked.
When Mario first meets Klepto, he is holding a Power Star. Needing the star, Mario knocks the item out of the bird's grip and claims it for himself. Perhaps Klepto's obsession to steal Mario's hat stems from the fact that Mario stole his Power Star.
Klepto has the same Power Star and purpose in Super Mario 64 DS. He also appears in another level, the Sunshine Isles, in the toy room. He makes a final appearance in Tiny-Huge Island (when the character is big.) He is carrying, as usual, a star - except this time it's a Silver Star.
In Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour many Kleptos can be seen flying in a desert stage. This confirms that Kleptos are a species, and that maybe the Kleptos Mario sees in each game are different from the one in Super Mario 64.
Klepto also appears in Mario Party 4. He is used to transport characters to different spaces on the game board.
In Mario Party Advance, a Klepto guards a treasure chest with a star and the player has to guess his favorite number. He gives it away by saying "What was that for for for for?" when the player guesses wrong. So the code is obviously 4444. The player gets the Star from the Klepto after inputting the correct code.
Buzzar from Paper Mario might be related to the Kleptos.
Klepto gets his name from the term kleptomania, the inability to resist the impulse to steal.
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