Slave I, also spelled Slave One, was a modified Firespray-31-class patrol and attack craft used by the infamous Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett before the Clone Wars [5] and later his unaltered cloned son Boba Fett just prior to the Fall of the Republic and during the reign of the Galactic Empire.

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Damage to the Slave I prior to being repainted green by Hondo is shown on the PocketModel ship unit produced by WizKids. However, some time before the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, Fett had managed to recover and repair Slave I and used it once more after he lost Slave IV on Shogun.IG-88C was destroyed the moment Fett emerged from hyperspace when, rather than inquiring about the other hunter's presence, he fired every weapon aboard Slave I. Stranger | The Book of Boba Fett on the official Star Wars YouTube channel ( backup link) ( Posted on StarWars. When Sing tried to escape on Slave I, Tano leaped onto the ship's hull and sliced off a wing with her lightsaber.

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During the Attack on the Executor, Fett finally regained possession of Solo and traveled to Tatooine to receive his payment. Slave I also possessed special dummy proton torpedoes mounted with homing beacons and S-thread trackers. As the Slave I descended into the pit, the sarlacc attacked them, latching onto the craft with its tentacles. With Djarin's own ship destroyed and Fett now in Djarin's debt to help protect Grogu, Fett agreed to fly Djarin to Nevarro aboard Slave I as part of his plan to retrieve the child. Additionally, a secret military sensor, which could be used for jamming and masking, allowed Slave I to disappear from the majority of scanning systems.By tagging a ship with one of these beacons, Fett could then utilize his contraband HoloNet transceiver to track ships through hyperspace. When his son, Boba Fett, took on the ship, he made his own modifications, so Slave I was filled with heavy-duty shield generators, several new weapons systems, and various types of auxiliary sensor systems. The Incredible Cross-Sections for the original series depicts Slave I 's internal structures to be oriented for when the ship is in its horizontal landing position while the same book series for Episode II depicts the ship with its internal structures oriented for use while the ship is in its vertical flying position.