Welcome to our complete Angry Birds Star Wars Jetpacks guide! By finding all five jetpacks scattered across the Star Wars galaxy, you can unlock the Boba Fett Missions episode free of charge! (Note: These levels are currently only available for iOS and Android. For more information, please refer to the Cloud City release post.)Obtaining jetpacks is the same concept as obtaining Golden Eggs, Eggsteroids, and Droids in the Angry Birds franchise: The jetpack is hidden in some level and you must break it with either a bird or with debris.Note: The links below take you to the respective walkthrough pages. The videos will show you how to obtain the jetpack. Once all five jetpacks are obtained, the Boba Fett Missions episode should be unlocked.Jetpack #1 The first jetpack is at the extreme right side of the level, beyond the main structure. You can reach it using Han’s laser blaster, but you might need to do some prep work beforehand. Video WalkthroughJetpack #2 The second jetpack in the right side of the level, but impossible to reach directly.
You will need to clear a path for Luke to slice it with his lightsaber, but beware of the laser cannons! Video WalkthroughJetpack #3 The third jetpack is in the extreme bottom-right of the level, and with the layout of the gravitational fields, likely impossible to reach directly. However, lucky for us, lasers are not effected by gravity, so we can reach the jetpack with Han. Video WalkthroughJetpack #4 The fourth jetpack is under the slingshot platform. This is the easiest of the lot to obtain, since Han is insanely accurate with his laser blaster. Video WalkthroughJetpack #5 The last jetpack is just beyond the main structure on the right side. Options are plentiful here, take your pick. Either cut the chains above the level to drop debris onto the jetpack, or clear a path to reach it directly with a bird, or try to shoot it with Han. Video WalkthroughAll Jetpacks Found!Found all of Boba Fett’s jetpacks? Then you’re ready to take on his missions! The best of luck to you in your quest, young Jedi.
Use this link to see all of our walkthroughs for the Boba Fett Missions.The Z-6 jetpack was a model of jetpack produced by Mitrinomon Transports and commonly used by the Mandalorians. Many famous Mandalorians used this type of jetpack, including Jango Fett and, in a modified version, Boba Fett. "Mind the backwash, Solo." ―Boba Fett, upon firing a missile[src] The jetpack included a targeting computer, flight gyros, and a missile. The Z-6's fuel tank held enough fuel for one minute of continuous operation (20 three-second blasts). Each three second blast moved the wearer up to 100 meters horizontally or 70 meters vertically. A user of standard height and weight could reach a top speed of 145 kilometers per hour with a maximum range of two kilometers. Directional thrusters featured gyro-stabilizers to apply counterthrust for maneuvering and landing. The top of the jet pack had a turbo-projected magnetic grappling hook with 20-meter lanyard (replaceable with 100 meters).
A winch inside the launcher lifted up to 100 kilograms. The grappling hook unit was replaceable with an anti-vehicle homing missile. Both Jango and Boba were thwarted by their jetpacks after sustaining damage in battle: while fighting Obi-Wan Kenobi on Kamino, Jango crashed after grappling Obi-Wan with a cable when Obi-Wan anchored the tether to a structure on the landing platform. Jango's jetpack detached itself and flew out of control, exploding against a column. His other jetpack also failed him after being damaged by a reek during the arena battle on Geonosis while combating the Jedi Master Mace Windu, leaving him without escape before his execution by the Jedi's lightsaber. Around 1 ABY, the Death Watch bunker was found on the forest moon of Endor. Inside, various spacers who could get past the super battle droids and Death Watch soldiers could gain access to materials that would allow them to build the jetpack, as well as Mandalorian armor. Years later, while battling Luke Skywalker over the Great Pit of Carkoon, Boba Fett's jetpack was activated by Han Solo, launching him into the side of Jabba's sail barge and into the sarlacc, but it was the only thing that helped him escape soon after.
One of my favorite Star Wars games is the original Star Wars Battlefront, and with this new version mixing in what is supposed to be an unstoppable Boba Fett, it makes my toes curl in excitement.According to the makers of the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront, EA, Fett will be designed to make all encounters hostile. According to EA, “Boba Fett is designed to be a dreaded force in battle. His mobility and a deadly cache of weaponry should send you fleeing if you see him on the battlefront.”Looking at Fett’s weapons, it seems as though his design recalls the gadget mastermind “Q” from the James Bond franchise. He has his usual jetpacks that allow him to have mobility, while his EE-3 Carbine Rifle will give him the ability to snipe any on-comer who is not paying attention.When Fett needs to attack long-range, he can use his wrist launcher, which comes equipped with a rocket launcher. On the other wrist is his flamethrower, for those confrontations that get closely heated.RELATED: Concept Art for Battlefront DLC Battle of JakkuThe other aspect of the character the game makers are not straying too far from is his character on the screen.“
As originally portrayed in the films, Boba Fett has a wealth of gadgets at his disposal but we only see him use a fraction of these in the films. There’s much more than the jetpack and blaster rifle going on. Boba Fett’s got a disintegrator pistol, a flame pack in one arm, rockets, dart launchers, and even lasers. So there was a lot to choose from before we wound up with the final loadout.”It sounds like I will enjoy playing as one of my favorite characters from the Star Wars films. Flying around and being able to attack from the ground or air gives anyone an extreme advantage and makes them very powerful in combat. The mobility to attack from air or land can give the upper hand against any ground-based fighter.Then I realized game developer DICE made sure I didn’t have a complete advantage. DICE Senior Producer Jamie Keen explains:“For instance, when Boba Fett was facing off with Luke Skywalker in early development, it was unbalanced as there were no limitations placed on his flight capability.