'ATTACK' AT 20: THE GEONOSIS CONNECTION!

Tracking Jango Fett's Slave 1 to the Geonosian asteroid belt, the hunter soon becomes the hunted when the Fetts' surprise attack him, unleashing heavy weapons and a seismic charge against him. Believed dead, Jango now pilots his ship to a a rendezvous with the Geonosians, unaware that Obi-Wan has generated his own survival trick...

Behind the scenes, the menacing delayed blast sound of the seismic charge was originally developed but never used by sound designer Ben Burtt back in 1976 for A New Hope, and the destruction of Alderaan by the Death Star.

Slave 1 emerges at Geonosis.

Father and son head to Geonosis but soon realize they've been tracked.

Obi-Wan in pursuit!

Slave 1 attacks Obi-wan's Jedi Starfighter.

Obi evades missiles.

The devastating seismic blast!

Hidden, believed dead, in the asteroid field.

A heavy Trade Federation presence embedded on Geonosis is discovered.

CLASSIC IMAGE: THE SILENT DETONATION!

In their swift and maneuvarable Starfighter, Obi-Wan Kenobi and trusty droid R4 narrowly avoid the immense destruction caused by a sonic blast, in this memorable Geonosis asteroid chase scene from EPISODE II.

CLASSIC IMAGE: THE PURSUER IS PURSUED!

Navigating erratic, varying sized asteroid rock formations is bad enough, especially when he hates flying, but now Obi-Wan Kenobi has even bigger and deadlier fish to avoid- pursued by the lethal Fett duo in Slave One, during this memorable effects sequence from EPISODE II.

CLASSIC IMAGE: THE TABLE'S TURNED!

No longer pursuing Jango Fett, our venerable Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi now finds himself in Slave One's blaster sights instead, during the exciting asteroid chase sequence set within the chaotic rings of Geonosis, helped along by Ben Burtt's superb sound design, in EPISODE II.