‘The Book of Boba Fett’ season 1 finale is an action-packed spectacle with plenty of fanservice and heartwarming moments. With the bombardment of Garsa Fwip’s shelter, the simmering rivalry between Boba Fett’s gotra and the Pyke Syndicate erupts into all-out war. Other gotras abandon Boba when they decide to join arms with the Syndicate. Boba, on the other hand, still has some comrades who are eager to die alongside him. They put up a desperate battle against the Syndicate’s overwhelming troops. Here’s all you need to know about the season 1 conclusion of ‘The Book of Boba Fett.’ WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

Recap of The Book of Boba Fett Season 1 Finale

Cad Bane informs Boba that he is fighting for his adversary in the season one conclusion of ‘The Book of Boba Fett,’ titled ‘Chapter 7: In The Name of Honor.’ Boba’s initial plan fails miserably for him and his comrades, as one thing after another fails to go as planned. They discover that Bane has arrived at Cobb Vanth (despite the fact that he is confirmed to be alive in a mid-credits sequence) before the people of Freetown can rush to their help. The three other major gotras make the wise decision to support the Syndicate.

This makes Boba’s people vulnerable shortly before the attacks commence, and it is the villagers, not the Syndicate, who charge at them. Grogu is discovered to have chosen the Mandalorian way over the Jedi ways, and they reunite. Boba confronts two Pyke droids with shields while riding his pet rancor. Meanwhile, Fennec Shand makes a visit to the Syndicate’s Tatooine headquarters in Mos Eisley and wipes out the command.

Is Cad Bane Dead or Alive at the End of The Book of Boba Fett Season 1?

Cad Bane is one of the galaxy’s most infamous and effective bounty hunters. During the Galactic Republic’s final days, he fought alongside some of the best Jedi Knights, including Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and served for Sith Lord Darth Sidious and crime lord Jabba the Hutt. Bane was hired by Kaminoan Prime Minister Lama Su after the Galactic Empire took control. In the early years of the New Republic, he now works for the Pyke Syndicate, according to ‘The Book of Boba Fett.’

Bane is a member of the Duros extraterrestrial species. He wields two LL-30 blaster pistols and electric gauntlets armed with stunners and flamethrowers. He can deal with the Force chokes thanks to the detachable breathing tubes he wears. His wide-brimmed hat, though, is undoubtedly his most distinguishing piece of clothing. He is inspired by the gunslingers of Old West films, particularly Lee Van Cleef’s Angel Eyes in ‘The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.’

Bane has a long relationship with both Boba Fett and Jango Fett. Jango briefly instructed him in the methods of bounty hunters. Bane, in turn, tutored Boba. They appear to build a terrible enmity through time, culminating in the dunes of Tatooine. Bane appears early in the season one finale to inform his former protege that the Syndicate assassinated the Tusken tribe that had taken the latter captive. He hopes to make Boba lose his cool and do something stupid. And he comes close to succeeding until Fennec Shand calms Boba down. She assures her partner that he will be given his chance. He does, in fact.

Bane reappears after the Syndicate is defeated from Mos Espa. Former mentor and protege clash. Bane has the upper hand at first. The Duros have a shorter life span than humans. Given how long Bane has been active, it’s safe to infer he’s quite ancient by Duros standards. His pistol skills, though, appear to be as sharp as ever. Unfortunately for Bane, Boba has learned a few new tricks since their last meeting. Boba utilizes his gaderffii, also known as a gaffi stick, in an attempt to save himself from Bane’s handguns. He then goes on to disarm his adversary. Bane tries to burn Boba with his flamethrowers as a final option, but the plan fails. Boba kills Bane with a single stab of his gaderffii after standing over him.