Attack of the Clones marked the first time Fett was used in the spotlight to promote a Star Wars film directly. Since these Clones were derived in the storyline from Fett, you could consider the film "Attack of the Fetts" for all non-geek purposes.

With Fett as a cultural icon, Lucasfilm made sure to approve a "Jango Fett spot" for television, coining Fett as a ruthless bounty hunter, yet showing the ad like they had for all main characters in Episode I and II. Around the world, bus stops and buildings were seen with massive Jango Fett imagery for the film, along with other methods of marketing from the collectibles. Even the Official Star Wars web site included a design featuring Jango during the months before and after its premiere.

Although Fett, both father and son, have more screen-time in Clones than Boba Fett did in the original trilogy and special editions, his significance in turning the plot remained the same. This landed him a spot in every trailer made for Clones that was seen in theaters and online.

Trailer: Breathing Watch Large | The first appearance of Fett in a motion picture trailer: November 5, 2001. Here we see: 1) Jango Fett in a battle in the rain with Obi-Wan at Tipoca City on the water planet of Kamino, 2) Jango Fett attacks with Slave I in an asteroid field surrounding Geonosis, 3) clone children undergoing training, all played by Daniel Logan, and 4) clonetroopers loading onto the Republic Military Cruisers (like Star Destroyers). | Source

Teaser: Mystery Watch Large | Slave I's spotlight moment comes in at the first beat, followed by more of Jango flying Obi-Wan Kenobi in the rain, starting November 9, 2001. | Source

Trailer: Forbidden Love Watch Large | Primarily about Anakin and Padme, Jango comes in near the end in a flurry of images; this was shown in theaters and on television starting November 15, 2001 | Source

Trailer: Clone War Watch Large | Here, before we all knew it, we heard Fett speak to Obi-Wan Kenobi in this film trailer which starting March 10, 2002 included more about Fett's connection the clones. | Source

TV: Commercials Watch Medium | Spot for "Jango" in primetime television to promote the May premiere, made available online April 30, 2002. | Source

Also Fett makes quick appearances in other trailers: War (source), Mace Windu (source)

Making of Episode II: Buckethead Part nine of a twelve episode series on starwars.com profiled Boba and Jango Fett with footage from all films including a wealth of new images behind the scenes of Return of the Jedi, featuring actor Jeremy Bulloch as Boba Fett.

StarWars.com Select George Lucas was responsible for choosing weekly teaser photos to be added to the Official Star Wars web site. Several included Fett, more of which were obscure or hard to visualize out of context, leaving fans guessing on message boards as to what each week's select revealed.

StarWars.com Image Attack Lastly, the site issued quality stills, mostly behind the scenes, with captions from the film, totaling 300 by the end of the series. Fett was there many, many times.