History Characters / StarWarsFettGotra

* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Due to his fearsome reputation as a savage brute, most people who deal with Krrsantan do so because he's either a useful blunt instrument, or they're piss scared of him. Boba Fett was the first person to show him genuine respect solely out of principle, so Krrsantan decides to stick around. He even loosens up a little bit the rest of the Gotra at the end...[[DownplayedTrope relatively speaking.]]

* BountyHunter: By far the most famous one in the Star Wars franchise. Followed in his father's footsteps and became the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy. Although, specifically, "Bounty Killer" is implicitly a better term; he has such a reputation for bringing in his quarry dead that Darth Vader specifically feels the need to single him out and warn him "no disintegrations".

* BountyHunter: Followed in his father's footsteps and became the most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy. Although, specifically, "Bounty Killer" is implicitly a better term; he has such a reputation for bringing in his quarry dead that Darth Vader specifically feels the need to single him out and warn him "no disintegrations".

** At the same time, in her assignment to capture Omega, she never acted with her without the utmost politeness and professionalism, even as the chase for her meant she inadvertently leads the little girl InHarmsWay. One can chalk this up to PragmaticVillainy, though: after all, it seems she was explicitly tasked to bring her back alive.

* TookALevelInJerkass: While Boba wasn't exactly a nice guy, he gradually discards his moral restraints as a bounty hunter. During his assassination attempt on Windu, Boba didn't want anyone else to die and couldn't bring himself to harm his clone brothers. After his revenge plot failed, Boba became more unfettered as he is willing to let a girl be sold into slavery so long as he gets paid.

!!Leadership

[[folder:Boba Fett]]
!!Daimyo Boba Fett
[[index]]
-->[[Characters/StarWarsBobaFett See his page]].
[[/index]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Fennec Shand]]
!!Master Assassin Fennec Shand
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/MingNaWen
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch The Bad Batch]]'' | ''Series/TheMandalorian'' | ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

-->''"I keep an eye on everyone."''\\\

An infamously cunning sharpshooter for hire, who serves as Boba's right hand in his criminal empire.

* ActionGirl: She's a highly skilled assassin who can take down multiple opponents with ease.
* AmbiguouslyRelated: She shares her surname and ethnicity with [[Film/TheForceAwakens Crokind Shand, a member of the Kanjiklub]].
* BodyHorror: ''The Mandalorian'' Chapter 14 reveals that after being gutshot by Toro Calican, she's now walking around with a set of cybernetic intestines with only a flap of fabric protecting it, since Fett didn't have access to the same kind of top-flight facilities that gave Luke Skywalker his much more lifelike hand, instead requesting help from a local Tattoine mod artist.
* BreakoutCharacter: Her guest spots in ''The Bad Batch'' and her lead role on ''The Book of Boba Fett'' make her the first original ''Mandalorian'' character to appear in other canon ''Star Wars'' media. In the first season of ''Boba Fett'', she marks the only character to make speaking appearances in every episode.
* CassandraTruth: In their second encounter, Shand tries assuring Omega that she's on her side, a claim Omega is sceptical of. [[spoiler: As it turns out, she's right, since Nala Se hired her specifically in order to capture her while keeping her safe, whereas her superiors wanted her captured with plans to dispose of her after they got what they needed.]]
* ColdSniper: She is such a deadly shot with a custom blaster rifle that the only reason the Mandalorian survived his first encounter with her was because of his beskar armor, and even that wouldn't protect him if he got too close. Downplayed from ''Mandalorian'' Chapter 14 onward; after reaching an understanding with Din and joining his side, she's marginally friendlier, but still generally reserved and stoic.
* CultureClash: As demonstrated in ''The Book of Boba Fett'', Fennec suggests Boba stick to the old ways of running a criminal empire, noting the public is more used to the status quo. Boba prefers to run things more honorably.
* CurbStompBattle: If you can even grace it with enough dignity to call it that: When the massive bruiser Wrecker charges at her, [[OneHitKO she takes him out with one hit]]. ''Cold''. No fancy martial arts, no epic battle, he's instantly down for the count and ''out.''
* {{Cyborg}}: After being shot in the torso by Toro Calican, she's now walking around with a set of cybernetic intestines with only a flap of fabric protecting it.
* DarkActionGirl: She's extremely competent with a rifle and kicks Toro's ass in hand-to-hand combat.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Though her outfit is mostly black, you can at least talk and reason with Fennec. She's an Assassin, so her job isn't exactly pretty. Still she can do the right thing, as Boba and Mando come to realize.
* DavidVsGoliath: [[spoiler: As Bane points out when they confront each other, she's at a disadvantage in regards to experience. Despite this, and her initial attempt at a trade failing, she effectively comes out the winner of their fight when Omega gets away, she escapes him, and sabotages his ship to keep him from pursuing.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: Sometimes she shares a snide remark with someone else; such as when she reveals herself as alive to the Mandalorian, and admits that even though she [[TheFaceless can't see his face]], she can tell that she startled him pretty badly.
-->'''Fennec:''' You look like you've just seen a ghost.
* TheDreaded: Her reputation is such that no professional bounty hunter is willing to collect on her, because anyone dumb enough to try is likely to end up dead. The Mandalorian isn't even willing to hunt her until he's offered the entire bounty as compensation, and only because he's that desperate for cash.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Just as repulsed by the Sarlacc and the prospect of being eaten by it as anyone else has been. She takes special pleasure in killing it.
* FireForgedFriends: With Mando, whom she first met when he took a job trying to bring her in. Because of it, she was shot in the stomach and left for dead, only being saved thanks to Boba's timely intervention. When she reunites with her would-be-captor, she doesn't hold it against him, and [[spoiler:when she later hires him to help Boba with the Pykes, she's genuinely happy to see him. He, in turn, agrees to help for free.]]
* HazyFeelTurn: Her first appearance has her in an antagonistic role as a bounty hunting target for the Mandalorian to chase. Her second appearance has her team up with the Mandalorian against Moff Gideon's Imperial remnant, after which she stays with Boba and helps take over what's left of Jabba's empire.
* HiredGuns: She has worked for every single criminal syndicate in the galaxy, including the Hutts.
* HorrifyingTheHorror: She's one of the best assassins in the galaxy. When she's brought back to life on Tatooine, she's horrified to learn her savior is Boba Fett himself.
* HypercompetentSidekick: Boba's bid for power ever since he rescued her would not have made nearly as much progress without her participation. Creator/DisneyPlus seemed to acknowledge this in March 2022, weeks after ''The Book of Boba Fett'' Season 1 ended; for Women's History Month, the streamer added the show to the Female Leads Collection, and Fennec to the collection's thumbnail and banner.
* IOweYouMyLife: Played straight at first, but then subverted. She agrees to help Boba regain his ship after learning she owes him her life, and after they succeed, he declares her debt is paid and asks where she would like to go so he can give her a ride. However, she decides to stick around, eventually being drawn to Boba’s intention to build a criminal empire based on loyalty and respect as opposed to money and debt.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: The ''Book of Boba Fett'' advertisements reveal that Fennec Shand doesn't stay dead at the end of ''Mandalorian'' Chapter 5.
* MeaningfulName: A fennec is a type of fox and indeed she is CunningLikeAFox, both in combat and in being able to convince people to do things just by talking to them. Fennec foxes are also native to deserts, and Mando and Boba happen to encounter her on the desert planet of Tatooine.
* MysteriousPast: There's no information about where she came from or why she became a bounty hunter, with the earliest info available being that she rose to prominence after the Clone Wars ended.
* NobleDemon: She's a ruthless professional killer who sold her skills to some ''very'' bad people, but she honors her debts. This is best established in ''The Bad Batch'' episode #4, her earliest chronological appearance. [[spoiler:When her informant fails to keep Omega onsite, Fennec still pays him, deeming it better to keep him on-hand instead of pulling YouHaveFailedMe]].
* NotQuiteDead: Toro leaves her for dead after shooting her in the gut, but Boba Fett saves her and the two begin working together.
* NumberTwo: She become Boba's right-hand woman when he seizes control of Jabba's Palace.
* OlderThanTheyLook: As a result of being played by Creator/MingNaWen (who could pass for being in her 30s despite pushing 56 when she first played Fennec). She was already an adult when the Empire was created, which may indicate that she is at least in her late-fourties to early-fifties by the events of ''The Mandalorian''.
* OlderSidekick: It's not terribly noticeable because both are seasoned adults in tandem with Ming-Na Wen's youthful appearance, but Boba is actually about a decade younger than her. When Boba was just making a name for himself as a teenager, she was already a professional mercenary. Time and circumstance have simply aged him faster than her.
* OneWomanArmy:
** When the Imperials attack Din, Boba and Fennec on Tython, she fends them off with ease, killing more than a dozen Stormtroopers even though she started the fight without backup. She's every bit as dangerous as Din even without his [[WalkingArmory large arsenal of weapons]] -- although, like him in "The Sin", she does require aid when surrounded by overwhelming numbers.
** A {{downplayed}} version occurs during ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'', during the early days of the Empire. During her assignment to retrieve the runaway Omega, she had to go through Hunter and Wrecker (members of Clone Force 99 who are established to be worth more than a dozen clones in strength and combat experience), as well as outrun police chasing them. [[TheWorfEffect She manages to give all of them trouble]] along the way.
* LeParkour: She's good at jumping up and down walls and RoofHopping to get to a sniping position, pursue a target or make an escape.
* PetTheDog:
** Despite being hired to kidnap her, she treats Omega with some kindness, such as by stealing some fruit when she noticed Omega was feeling hungry and giving her some advice on how to break a fall right before dropping her in the back of a moving truck.
** When she and Boba Fett kill Bib Fortuna and his court, she spares Fortuna's slave girl, only shooting her chain and signaling her to go free.
* StealthExpert: Fennec infiltrates the Pyke Syndicate's headquarters in Mos Eisley and kills the Pyke bodyguards, the traitorous gotra leaders, Mok Shaiz, and finally the Pyke boss himself without any of them getting so much as a glimpse of her.
* {{Tsundere}}: Ming-Na Wen has [[https://www.techradar.com/news/star-wars-the-bad-batchs-ming-na-wen-on-the-return-of-the-mandalorians-fennec-shand stated]] that "obviously Fennec loves Boba Fett", after [[RescueRomance he saves her life]], but she also "doesn't appreciate" him for leaving her in his debt. ''The Book of Boba Fett'' shows her chafing under his merciful ways and some dumb decisions like going back into the Sarlacc pit unprotected, but she still shows she cares for him.
* TheWorfEffect: Subjects the Bad Batch to this when she goes after Omega, taking out Wrecker with one punch and giving Hunter a hard time in playing keep-away with the young clone. It's {{Justified}} in that Clone Force 99 is used to fighting programed, unthinking battle droids, not a free-thinking human like Fennec.
* WouldHurtAChild:
** She and Boba threaten to shoot Grogu if Mando doesn't return Boba's armor. She never had to go through with it, though.
** At the same time, in her assignment to capture Omega, she never acted with her without the utmost politeness and professionalism, even as the chase for her meant she inadvertently leads the little girl InHarmsWay. One can chalk this up to PragmaticVillainy, though: after all, it seems she was explicitly tasked to bring her back alive.

!!Members of the Fett Gotra
!!!Palace Staff

[[folder:[=8D8=]]]
!!8D8
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!!!'''Model:''' 8D-series semelter droid

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MattBerry (''The Book of Boba Fett'')
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDarkDroids Dark Droids]]'' | ''[[Literature/FromACertainPointOfViewReturnOfTheJedi The Key to Remembering]]'' | ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

EV-9D9's sadistic assistant in Jabba's droid pool. Following Boba Fett's takeover, he becomes the new crime lord's majordomo.

* AscendedExtra: Goes from a minor background character to Boba's majordomo and a regular supporting character in his show.
* TheBusCameBack: Appears in ''The Book of Boba Fett'' working for Boba Fett.
* LoyalToThePosition: Serves the Daimyo, whether that be Jabba, Bib, or Boba.
* MrExposition: Spends a lot of his screentime explaining to Boba and Fennic the developments that occured in Tatooine's criminal underworld following the death of Jabba.
* {{Omniglot}}: Boba notes that his Gotra needs a protocol droid to help translate the variety of languages on the planet. Without one, it falls on 8D8 to translate the languages that Boba (and the audience) cannot understand.
* TortureTechnician: He served under EV-9D9 in the droid pool and directly carried out her orders to torture droids, a task he relished due to being programed to be a sadist.

[[folder:Boba's Gamorrean Bodyguards]]
!!Boba's Gamorrean Bodyguards
!!!'''Species:''' Gamorrean

->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

Two Gamorrean guards who served under Jabba and later Bib Fortuna. They refused to surrender when Boba took over Jabba's palace, and agreed to swear loyalty to him as his new bodyguards in exchange for their lives being spared.

* TheBigGuy: They're the primary muscle of Boba's forces until they're joined by Krrsantan.
* BodyguardingABadass: They’re the bodyguards of two of the most notorious bounty hunters in the galaxy. However, they are still invaluable to Boba while he is still recovering from his trips into the Sarlacc.
* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler:They go down fighting to the bitter end.]]
* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler: The Klatoonian forces push them to the edge of the cliff overlooking Mos Espa, where they fall to their deaths.]]
* ForgottenFallenFriend: [[spoiler:Due to the chaos of the Battle of Mos Espa, no one from Boba's organization is seen mourning them and they are never mentioned again after their deaths.]]
* FormerlyFat: If they were among the Gamorreans seen in ''Return of the Jedi'', then they've lost quite a bit of weight since Jabba’s demise. It’s commonly joked that Bib had been eating all the food and starving his troops.
* KarmicJackpot: Boba deciding to spare them in exchange for their loyalty changing to him rewards him with two loyal bodyguards who save his life during a subsequent assassination attempt.
* NiceToTheWaiter: They’re frequently on the receiving end of this once Boba hires them on, recognizing their loyalty. Boba treats them with respect and when one of them is bitten violently by Krrsantan, he has him thrown in his bacta tank despite his own injuries.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Becoming loyal servants of a noble, benevolent daimyo like Boba ultimately [[spoiler:results in their demise.]]
* NoNameGiven: We never learn their names.
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: It's been noted that these two guards are much less fat than the past Gamorreans seen in the franchise, and they don't have the excuse of being lean fighters like the ones Din Djarin encountered in the first episode of ''The Mandalorian'' Season 2. This is presumably to give the actors portraying them more mobility and freedom to do stunts and fight scenes compared to the fatter Gamorreans seen in past works.
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:The only casualties of the Fett Gotra in the Battle of Mos Espa who prove just how badly they are outmatched against the combined forces of the Pykes and the turncoat Mos Espa crime families.]]
* TheQuietOne: They only speak in Hutteese and when they do, it's usually a few snorts.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Rarely seen apart and they function great as a team.
* UndyingLoyalty: Their key trait is that whoever is their employer, they will loyally serve them to the death. They become particularly attached to Boba, however, when he establishes himself as a benevolent ruler who values their loyalty.
* VisualPun: [[spoiler:They die when they are pushed off a cliff by the Klatoonians; in other words, they’re pigs who didn’t fly.]]

[[folder:Rancor Keeper]]
!!Rancor Keeper
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/DannyTrejo
->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

The new rancor keeper (replacing [[Characters/StarWarsTheHuttClan Malakili]] from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'') who is appointed to serve under Boba Fett when he is gifted a rancor by the Twins.

* CoolOldGuy: An older man who is respectful and kind to the animals under his care and provides helpful advice to Boba.
* MrExposition: Most of his dialogue consists of informing Boba of the history of the rancors, and instructing him on how to properly care for one.
* OlderSidekick: Clearly much older than Boba but is subservient to him nonetheless.
* OneShotCharacter: He only makes one appearance in "The Streets of Mos Espa".
[[/folder]]

!!!The Mods

[[folder:The Mods]]
!!The Mods

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/SophieThatcher (Drash) and Jordan Bolger (Skad)
->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

A cyborg swoop gang in Mos Espa made up of young delinquents, who stole from Lortha Peel before joining Boba Fett's forces.

* AllBikersAreHellsAngels: They're a swoop gang, with this attitude and aesthetic. Having expensive, colorful clothes and equipment, first they operate as water thieves then are hired as enforcers for Boba Fett.
* ArtificialLimbs: Most of the Mods have cybernetic arms equipped with useful gadgets.
* BadassBiker: The Mods are all expert swoop riders who pull off daring stunts while chasing down the Majordomo. Additionally they all dress in stylish clothing, with several having {{badass longcoat}}s.
* CoolBike: They all ride on swoops (the hovercraft equivalent to scooters or bikes) that are colorful and flashy while capable of performing quite impressive feats.
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Subverted. The water supplier speaks of the Mods as monstrous figures who are only half-human and half-machine, but they're a friendly group of cyborgs and the supplier is speaking out of greed and prejudice.
* {{Cyborg}}: They have all enhanced their bodies with cybernetic additions made from droid parts.
* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Not only are the cyborg bikers equivalent to {{Scooter Riding Mod}}s, the fact that they have clean clothes and shiny, colorful equipment while living in the dirt and poverty of Tatooine also makes them the Star Wars counterpart of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Sape sapeurs]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swenkas swenkas]] of modern-day Africa. Their name, the Mods, reflect not only the former but the fact they've "modified" themselves.
* OutOfFocus: Only Drash and Skad, the Mod's apparent leaders, have been named with most not even getting lines. The rest are generally just in the background.
* PetTheDog: Hearing how one of his vassals has been overcharging his water supplies to the residents, which in turn led to an increase of water thievery, Boba orders the water supplier to cut his price in half and hires the Mods, who stole from him, as his street enforcers for work.
* ScooterRidingMod: The Mods are a sci-fi version of this, particularly the huge profusion of rearview mirrors mounted on their hoverbikes, and the gang member who wears a gray BadassLongcoat and a shirt with a vertical stripe that looks like a tie. Their colorful, shiny and clean bikes really stand out on the sand-covered gray-tan streets of Mos Espa. It turns out that cyborgs are literally called Mods, but it's short for "modified" instead of "modern".
* SwissArmyAppendage: Once the Mods catch up with the majordomo in the chase through Mos Espa, the two flanking his speeder start sabotaging the engines with their cybernetic apparati. One produces a cutting torch out of his forearm and cuts a deep gash into one of the engine nacelles.

[[folder:Drash]]
!!Drash
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!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/SophieThatcher
->'''Appearances:''' ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

Leader of the gang of Mods in Mos Espa recruited by Boba Fett.

* ActionGirl: She is skilled at riding her swoop to stop an escaping landspeeder, and also proficient in shooting blasters.
* AloofDarkHairedGirl: She's a composed, beautiful cyborg gang member with dark brown hair who is a leader of her gang and seems popular among them.
* ArtificialLimbs: Has a robotic prosthetic arm.
* NervesOfSteel: Drash stands up to Boba Fett and tells him off without displaying a single sign of fear, then stands her ground when Boba threateningly walks forward. Boba is impressed, and hires her and the rest of the gang on the spot. That same night, when she finds Boba being crushed to death by Black Krrsantan, she calmly walks up to the raging Wookiee and shanks him with a vibroknife.
* ScooterRidingMod: She rides a scooter and is called a Mod, but unlike most of the rest of the gang who dress like '60s Mods, Drash ironically dresses like a Rocker, the enemies of the '60s Mods.
* TomboyishVoice: She has a low, husky voice to go with her status as a tough cyborg gang member.

[[folder:Skad]]
!!Skad
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"I paid a lot for this eye. I'm proud of it."'']]
!!!'''Species:''' Human

->'''Portrayed by:''' Jordan Bolger

A member of the Mods swoopbiker gang recruited by Boba Fett.

* ArmedLegs: He has a PileBunker in his leg, with the foreleg as the piston and a deployable spike on the heel for the impactor. He uses it to smash up the majordomo's speeder engines while chasing him.
* BadassLongcoat: He's a BadassBiker who has a long jacket on as part of his outfit.
* EyepatchOfPower: His cybernetic right eye gives this impression, being a fairly bulky apparatus attached as much to the side of his head as to his ocular orbit.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: Boba Fett catches himself while doing this with Skad, who has a conspicuous cybernetic eye, when Boba says "Keep an eye on them" during Skad's recon report the Pykes' arrival. Skad takes no offense, though.
* RoboCam: A shot seen through Skad's cybernetic eye reveals it does include inlays and a zoom.
* ScooterRidingMod: His gang's appearance is inspired by this.
* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: During the battle against the Pyke Syndicate, Skad does a pretty gratuitous twirl on himself before shooting a Pyke goon.

!!!Mercenaries

[[folder:Black Krrsantan]]
!!Black Krrsantan
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!!!'''Species:''' Wookiee
!!!'''Homeworld:''' Kashyyyk

->'''Portrayed by:''' Carey Jones
->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader Darth Vader]]'' | ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsDoctorAphra Doctor Aphra]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsTheScreamingCitadel The Screaming Citadel]]'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsBountyHunters Bounty Hunters]]'' | ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

-->''"I've captured enough Wookieesss and ssold them to tradersss to feed the pitsss. Until Krrsantan I'd never met one who volunteered."''
--->--'''Bossk'''

A Wookiee bounty hunter frequently employed by Jabba the Hutt. Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, Darth Vader hires Black Krrsantan to hunt down and capture a mysterious agent of the Emperor. While working with Vader, Dr. Aphra comes to owe Krrsantan a large amount of credits, which he intends to collect by accompanying her after she fakes her death to escape from Vader.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In the comics, Krrsantan's scar is massive, crossing over his left eye and creating a noticeable "dent" in the shape of his head due to the scarred skin lacking fur. In his live-action appearance, the scar is only somewhat visible beneath his fur. It's possible the scar mostly healed in the time since receiving it in 10 BBY.
* ApeShallNotKillApe: Averted; he ties up a dying Wookiee as TheBait for slavers, kills a Wookiee in the fighting pits just out of nostalgia, and takes on Chewbacca.
* AxCrazy: He's an extremely violent, aggressive, and impulsive thug whose usual response to anything that angers him (and with the amount of {{Berserk Button}}s he has, that's not a small list) is to try and dismember or kill whoever pissed him off.
* BattleTrophy: Takes a lock of hair from other Wookiees he kills in pit fights.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: He volunteered to train as a gladiator and finds himself MadeASlave, put through TrainingFromHell and artificially modified without his consent. Few are reckless enough to tell him he brought this on himself.
* BerserkButton:
** The mere sight of the Xonti brothers is enough to send him into a rage.
** He attacks Aphra's father when the latter makes the mistake of TemptingFate. Of course as they're in the ''Star Wars'' universe he's quite right to do so, as is quickly demonstrated.
** He has it out for [[LizardFolk Trandoshans]] in general, as he brutalizes a group of them in Mos Espa's Sanctuary cantina simply for gambling too loudly in his presence. He may have been drunk at the time...
* BloodKnight:
** He enjoys fighting in pit fights against captive Wookiees. At one fight on Son-tuul, Krrsantan strangled one of the Wookiees who was supposed to fight and then took his place, with the owners being too scared to say anything about it.
** He actually ''volunteered'' to be trained as a gladiator, killing off every slaver who tried to grab him until he found [[SoleSurvivor one]] working for the infamous Zonti Brothers.
* TheBrute: A hulking, powerful character who is almost always portrayed as an antagonist in whatever story he appears in. Boba later hires him on as TheBigGuy for his organization.
* ContinuityNod: Krrsantan's ship is identical to the Wookiee gunships seen in ''Rebels'', although the outside is made of metal instead of wood.
* {{Cyborg}}: The Xonti Brothers gave him subdermal plating, an enhanced endoskeleton and metallic knuckles.
* DarkIsEvil: As his name indicates, his fur is black as opposed to the primarily brown fur of most Wookiees, and he's quite a bit psychotic, with Bossk noting that he's never seen another Wookiee jump into pit fights willingly.
* DeathGlare: Just about his default expression. He gives a particularly frightening one to Boba after the letter’s first confrontation with the Twins, a not-so-subtle hint that he’s coming for him.
* EasilyForgiven: Boba lets him go free even after his failed assassination attempt, not holding it against him since he was doing a job. By the next episode, Boba successfully hires him on as muscle for his organization.
* ElementalPunch: Krrsantan has electrified knuckle dusters which appear to be implanted into his hands. Combined with his Wookiee strength, they became a terrifying signature of his brutality. Garsa even waxes poetically about how well known they are in the gladiatorial world.
* EvilCounterpart: To Chewbacca: he has darker fur and is an amoral bounty hunter who works for Jabba the Hutt and Darth Vader.
* EvilIsBigger: He's quite a bit bulkier than Chewbacca, who he's an EvilCounterpart to.
* EvilIsPetty: Garsa implores him to rise above this trope by sparing the last Trandoshan he’s accosted, but Krrsantan hates Trandoshans that much, so he decides to embrace this trope and relieve his victim of an arm.
* TheExile: He is no longer welcome on Kashyyyk due to somehow "disgracing" his people. Considering his profession and what he likes to do for fun, it isn't hard to imagine how he managed to do that.
* EyepatchOfPower: Sports one after losing an eye during the Screaming Citadel arc.
* FantasticRacism: He absolutely hates Trandoshans, and attacked several of them in Sanctuary all for the “crime” of having fun in front of him. This is more understandable considering Trandoshans commonly hunt Wookiees for sport, though hypocritical considering Krrsantan is no stranger to killing Wookiees for the fun of it.
* GoodScarsEvilScars: He has a very ugly scar over his left eye that extends over his head. [[spoiler:It was given to him by Obi-Wan Kenobi.]]
* InSeriesNickname: Boba Fett likes to call him "Santo". This may double as both MeaningfulName (since there is, after all, a RealLife wrestler known as ''Wrestling/ElSanto''--the closest equivalent to a gladiator akin to him) and IronicName (since, as we've shown so far, Krrsantan is ''[[BloodKnight anything but saintly]]'').
* MadeOfIron: He is able to power through getting shot numerous times during the battle in Mos Espa and survives the fight, remaining an active participant throughout.
* MookFaceTurn: In the context of ''The Book of Boba Fett'', he starts off the show as TheBrute hired by the Twins to kill Boba. After he fails, Boba successfully offers him a job working for him as hired muscle, making him a tenuous ally. By the end of the series he appears to be staying with Boba for the time being after having shown their loyalty to each other during the battle.
* OhCrap: Downplayed, but he clearly was surprised to be given a pardon and assurance that nothing is personal by Boba after failing to kill him. The way he hesitates, then quickly runs off, suggests he’s a bit concerned Boba will change his mind.
* OneManArmy:
** In order to get Aphra and the others into the main temple on Yavin IV, Krrsantan tricks the Imperial garrison. Aphra notes that it is hardly a fair fight for the Empire, who get decimated by Krrsantan.
** He more than holds his own against Boba’s understaffed criminal organization, and Fennec has to drop him in the rancor pit to defeat him.
** In the climactic battle of ''The Book of Boba Fett'', he is swarmed by a dozen opponents all at once, who seemingly manage to pin him down. Fast forward a few scenes later, and Krrsantan has fought most of them off, making his way back to allies while battling the few enemies still clinging to him.
* PsychoForHire: He works as a mercenary, but reflexively attacks Trandoshans with little or no provocation, even when offered money not to.
* PunchClockVillain: He’s a nasty piece of work, but if the money is right, he will even work for a target he failed to kill on his previous job. He shows a grudging respect to Boba perhaps out of gratitude for sparing him after his failed hit job, and eventually agrees to a job working for him.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After the situation at the Citadel of Rur deteriorates, with Imperial forces trapping Aphra and her father, Krrsantan leaves on her ship with the droids, telling he will find her if she manages to live so she can repay him. Aphra does escape, and Krrsantan finds her soon after.
* SpikesOfVillainy: His shoulder pads have several spikes on them.
* StereotypeFlip:
** Most Wookiees are honorable beings who only fight when necessary. Krrsantan is a violent brute who enjoys killing enslaved Wookiees in pit fights.
** Wookiees traditionally use wood in most of their technology out of respect to nature. All of Krrsantan's equipment is drawn with a metallic gleam to show that he isn't using an ounce of wood. Krrsantan even flies a Wookiee gunship, but it's made of steel.
* StrangerInAFamiliarLand: He was once a famous gladiator but finds his violence shunned in the more civilized Mos Espa of the New Republic. Boba finds him a willing recruit when offered the opportunity to do what he does best.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: An AxCrazy [[DarkIsEvil black furred]] Wookiee who is an EvilCounterpart to another well-known member of the same species, who was MadeASlave before becoming a BountyHunter, closely associated with a Mandalorian who he at one point holds in a NeckLift? Are we talking about Krrsantan, or [[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicIITheSithLords Hanharr]]?
* TheUnintelligible: Being a Wookiee this is a given, since he can only speak Shyriiwook, which sounds like growls and roars to non-Wookiees not fluent in the language.
* UnwillingRoboticisation: Zigzagged. On one hand, the cybernetic enhancements the Xonti brothers gave him were done against his will, and he's still irate about it. On the other hand, he does not seem to mind the enhanced durability or killing power they provide him, especially his electrified knuckleduster implants.
* VillainousFriendship: With another bounty hunter named Beebox, who he gives a lock of hair from his latest kill in the fighting pits. He later develops one with Boba Fett, though by that point they're both somewhere between AntiVillain and NominalHero.
* YouOweMe: Keeps following Chelli Aphra around not because they are friends, but because she owes him money. He lets it drop after he gets his hands on the Xonti brothers.

->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' | ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''

EV-9D9's sadistic assistant in Jabba's droid pool.

* AscendedExtra: Goes from a minor background character to Boba’s majordomo and a regular supporting character in his show.

* ApeShallNotKillApe: Averted; he ties up a dying Wookie as TheBait for slavers, kills a Wookie in the fighting pits just out of nostalgia, and takes on Chewbacca.

* ContinuityNod: Krrsantan's ship is identical to the Wookie gunships seen in ''Rebels'', although the outside is made of metal instead of wood.

A cyborg swoop gang in Mos Espa made up of young people, who stole from Lortha Peel before joining Boba Fett's forces.

A member of the Mods, a swoopbiker gang recruited by Boba Fett.

* {{Omniglot}}: Boba notes that his Gotra needs an protocol droid to help translate the variety of languages on the planet. Without one, it falls on 8D8 to translate the languages that Boba (and the audience) cannot understand.

* {{Omniglot}}: Boba notes that his Gotra needs an Astromech droid to help translate the variety of languages on the planet. Without one, it falls on 8D8 to translate the languages that Boba (and the audience) cannot understand.

* PutOnABus: He only makes one appearance in "The Streets of Mos Espa".