While Rothgar Deng no longer wears Dengar’s iconic turban, the character still wears the rest of the bounty hunter’s beat-up metal armor, although his arms (and possibly his legs) have been replaced with robotic limbs. It’s this ruthless killer we meet in The Empire Strikes Back and follow throughout the Legends timeline, although he would eventually regain some of his old self in later adventures. Imperial scientists implanted cybernetic implants in Dengar to save what was left of his damaged brain, turning him into an emotionless killer.
Although his first chronological appearance in The Clone Wars (voiced by Simon Pegg) shows him as a cocky and flirty bounty hunter who thinks he has a chance with dark side assassin Asajj Ventress, an accident while swoop racing left him completely altered. In fact, he had a reputation for being even more ruthless than Boba Fett himself. But the character’s most lasting legacy is probably as the butt of the joke, appearing as a quirky and dim-witted villain in parodies such as the Robot Chicken Star Wars specials.ĭengar was not the galaxy’s funny guy within the Star Wars universe, though. Jeter, which shows how Dengar nursed a severely wounded Boba Fett back to life after the events of Return of the Jedi. In the now non-canon Legends timeline, Dengar’s further adventures were explored in Marvel’s classic Star Wars comics as well as books like The Mandalorian Armor by K.W.
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Movie fans might only recognize Dengar from the famous bounty hunter line-up scene in The Empire Strikes Back, but those who have delved into the Expanded Universe of books and comics have probably seen the character pop up a few times since 1980. This Star Wars article contains spoilers.Īlthough he never quite enjoyed the celebrity status of fellow bounty hunters like Boba Fett, Corellian mercenary Dengar is one of the original stars of Star Wars‘ criminal underworld.
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