Could Boba Fett have a sister? (Page 1 of 2)

Except that a male of a species has an X and a Y chromosome. So all the cloners would have to do is clone 2 X chromosomes instead of the X and Y to create a female Fett. So yes he could have a sister, but I find it hard to believe that they would ever try to throw something like that into a storyline.

itd be more power to the woman...WOMANdalorians lol hmm would she be better then fett if they had the same training and experience?

Good call Sev Fett! I don't know, part of what I like about Boba is his uniqueness. He is a man apart that has no equal. So the more copies and variants there are the less special he is. Still if it did happen I wouldnt mind. But I think she would be one very butch woman.

I'm sure she would use her "female powers" as Han so rightly put it, to literally draw the bounties to her.  But for now the closest we get to a "Bobette Fett"  would have been Ailyn or Mirta.

Hmm someone should photo shop Jango into a female - now there's a scary scary thought.

Ugh that would look gross.
Omg this should be interesting....

I think female bounties would be easy for a female.. there's something about women where we're biologically inclined to hate each other's guts if we're crossed by another woman.
And don't even get me started on PMS. That does indeed give one superhuman anger...

According to the game "Bounty Hunter," Jango has never had a child.

I think the point of a clone is it's identical to the source material, then subtly manipulated to produce a more desireable product: subtly like in temperment, etc. Sex isn't subtle, and I think it would no longer be a 'clone' when it's that altered. Now, genetic combination: if they took some of Jango, mixed it with some of a target female, then subtle manipulated the characteristics they wanted to appear, that I could buy. And it's concievable, because in theory, you could create an organic breeder. Not to be gross, but the female is nature's answer to the cloner's vat. That would make an interesting story. Perhaps one of the cloners had a rogue experiment going: scientists are weird that way. He took the Jango source material and went a little old fashoined, and viola, a female Fett.

As to the female vs. male in rage: When I was in the Army I had one of the drill seargents share with me an interesting observation. It was accepted that with male recruits you could push them, break them, and re-form them. But trying that with women produced different results. Women, when pushed, became mean: venomnous: furies: they did not break and then remold, they came out fighting and they laid claim to souls. So the drills took a different apporach : yes they pushed, but not to the extent of tearing down and rebuilding like they did with the guys. They were 'afraid' of what the women could become when pushed. I think my husband agrees. 

Yes people are different, but you are getting this info straight from the source... you know... a woman talking about women's inclinations.

I think the biological explaination of the female temperment would be the "mamma bear" syndrome... women seem to react this way due to an old habit to protect the offspring and family. (even if we don't have offspring!)
And in that context a woman's temperment was useful and necessary.

Yes, of couse there are women who wouldn't hurt a fly and men who come out of the womb with a chip on their shoulder. But I think a majority of women (maybe some guys) would say women are scary when provoked.

Anyway, I'll shut up now..

I'm not saying she's incorrect, I'm saying that opinions are usually biased.