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Theyre both very influential. I think Boba Fett takes the cake though. The armor. The profession. Maul sort of (sort of) helped bring the whole Sith warrior thing into the attention of the mainstream, but he himself wasn't too too impactful outside of that amazing double-bladed lightsaber. You could argue that he introduced a new species to Star Wars and some of his imagery got recycled into really memorable characters, but Maul's whole shtick is karate and tattoos. Meanwhile, the very idea of Boba Fett has been a lasting highlight.