History VideoGame / StarWarsBountyHunter

* AxCrazy: Komari Vosa.

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Highly unusual for ''Star Wars'', but when the most morally upstanding character is a money-grubbing, swindling, vain Toydarian then you know this trope is in effect. Jango is involved purely for personal gain, guns down dozens of law enforcement officers during his hunt and depending on the player's own aim, may even end up killing a civilian or two.

* BigBad / BigBadWannabe: Komari Vosa is the former for purposes of the game, but the latter in the saga as a whole. She leads the Bando Gora, a powerful cult with connections to powerful players in the galaxy's underworld, and the death sticks Bando Gora is selling in the game would addict new people creating a flood of new recruits. She's dangerous enough that Darth Sidious considered her a threat to his plans and ordered Dooku to kill her. Nonetheless, the ending makes it clear that Vosa's longterm plans, whatever they were, had no chance of succeeding as Dooku knew where she was hiding and could have gone and killed her at any point he wished. She only survived as long as she did in game because Dooku was using her as a target to recruit a template for the clone army.

The game was ported to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 in 2015 as part of a digital voucher alongside ''VideoGame/SuperStarWars'', ''[[VideoGame/StarWarsEpisodeIRacer Racer Revenge]]'' ''VideoGame/JediStarfighter'' included in a console bundle for ''VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefront2015'', and later got a standalone digital release in 2016, with a limited physical release via Limited Run in 2019.

''Star Wars: Bounty Hunter'' is a ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' videogame released in November 19, 2002. It takes place before the events of ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'' and tells the story of [[BountyHunter Jango]] [[BadassNormal Fett]], and how he was chosen as the template for the clone army. Creator/TemueraMorrison reprised the role through voice acting.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Rozatta may be a vain, greedy Toydarian, but she genuinely cares for Jango. Jango is likewise a cold blooded bounty hunter who is only out for personal gain, but he seems to genuinely like Rozatta, even honoring her wish for him to have ''some'' kind of life outside of bounty hunting by having his son, Boba, created as an unmodified clone as a condition for Dooku's deal.

* NominalHero: Jango Fett mostly kills unsavory types like mobsters and pirates, he has ''some'' moral standards compared to Montross, and the main antagonist of his quest is far more evil than he is... and that's about it. He's only in it for the money, never claims to be a good or just guy, and often ends up fighting and killing even innocents and security guards. To be honest, he and Montross in the end are not so different. However, towards the end Jango does get another small redeeming feature when he remembers [[spoiler: Roz's dying wish for him to find something to live for besides money inspiring him to include Boba's creation as a condition of becoming a clone template]].
** On a slightly more optimistic note, Zam Wesell probably qualifies as a softer version. Her motives are more or less the same as Jango's and she does betray him, but gets to make up for it by saving him from Vosa. Roz is more of an UnscrupulousHero, running a low life criminal hideout and scamming credits off of Jango. However, she genuinely cares for him and helps him throughout the story despite being well aware of the risks.

** One of the bounties in the third level, Gabo the Wicked, is wanted either alive or dead by the Republic Security Force--for the petty crimes of indecent exposure and illegal hologram distribution. Another one, Magro Slim, is wanted either alive or even dead by Rozatta for destroying restrooms on her station.

* VideogameCrueltyPotential: You can set bystanders ablaze with the flamethrower then watch them run around screaming in an alien language. You can even tie them up with the whipcord first, and there's absolutely no penalty for killing civilians. The game ''does'' record how many innocents you've killed, but that's it.
* VideogameFlamethrowersSuck: Mostly averted. It will instantly kill practically any non-boss enemy. Well, they'll spend a few seconds writhing in agonizing pain, but the point is they won't be attacking you. Due to it's limited range, you probably won't be using it against common Mooks armed with blasters too often. But against hoards of Bando Gora rushing you, the flamethrower is invaluable as they can shrug off quite a few shots from your standard blasters. Just remember that it draws fuel from your jetpack, albeit at a much slower rate.

* DirtyCoward: Meeko Ghintee, your first bounty in the first chapter.
** There's also the wanted man in Montross' [[EstablishingCharacterMoment introduction]]. Who begs for his life before Montross kills him anyway.

* GuideDangIt: Good luck locating all those Secondary Bounties without one.

* NominalHero: Jango Fett mostly kills unsavory types like mobsters and pirates, he has ''some'' moral standards compared to Montross, and the main antagonist of his quest is far more evil than he is... and that's about it. He's only in it for the money, never claims to be a good or just guy, and often ends up fighting and killing even innocents and security guards. To be honest, he and Montross in the end are NotSoDifferent. However, towards the end Jango does get another small redeeming feature when he remembers [[spoiler: Roz's dying wish for him to find something to live for besides money inspiring him to include Boba's creation as a condition of becoming a clone template]].

** Nexu, the tiger like monster used in the Geonosis arena in '"Attack of the Clones'', appears as a recurring enemy on Malastare.

* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: Hinted at by Montross in the distance, during the second fight. It’s hard to hear in-game, but is more clear in the voice clips as to what his intentions are for Zam.
-->’’’Montross’’’: I like your new partner, Jango! Maybe I’ll take her with me after I finish you off; keep her chained up in my ship!

* LogoJoke: The intro features Jango capturing the LucasArts Gold Man and taking his place. He even creates his own gold arc!

** Not to mention civilian bounties like an Ugnaught maintanence worker who plans to sell corporate secrets and is wanted for more dead. Hardly a morally upstanding guy, but not nearly as bad as someone like Montross.

* CallBack: There are a few references to Film/ThePhantomMenace, since the game takes place just months after the events of the film;

** Rosatta mentions that she knows a toydarian junk dealer on Tatooine, obviously referring to Watto. The boss fight on the first Tatooine level is set inside a podracer hanger, where you can see Gasgano and Dud Bolt's podracers.

!Star Wars: Bounty Hunter contains examples of:

* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvl: Hinted at by Montross in the distance, during the second fight. It’s hard to hear in-game, but is more clear in the voice clips as to what his intentions are for Zam.
—->’’’Montross’’’: I like your new partner, Jango! Maybe I’ll take her with me after I finish you off; keep her chained up in my ship!

Also see ''ComicBook/JangoFettOpenSeasons'', a limited comic series serving as a prequel to ''Bounty Hunter''.

* CanonDiscontinuity: As with all EU materials made before 2014 (besides ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''), this game is no longer canon unless referenced by a new source.

''Star Wars: Bounty Hunter'' is a ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' videogame released in November 19, 2002. It takes place before the events of ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'' and tells the story of [[BountyHunter Jango]] [[BadassNormal Fett]], and how he was chosen as the template for the clone army.

''Star Wars: Bounty Hunter'' is a ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' videogame which take place before the events of ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'' and tells the story of [[BountyHunter Jango]] [[BadassNormal Fett]], and how he was chosen as the template for the clone army.

* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Mentor]]: Jango's reason for fighting Montross.