Getting stabbed through the spine, heart, and/or lungs is pretty fatale if you don't get immediate medical attention. Getting hit in the intestines, kidney, or any other non immediate essential organs that are immediately cauterized is not a huge deal.
@@gionova1 wasnt near his heart. bad argument..... maul got fricken CUT IN HALF and hes fine....and medical attention for a caurterized wound? basically no light sider survives because thanks to disney crap via obi-wan we now know dark siders can survive because the desire for revenge wills them into survival
@@chaost4544 and force powers in general. luke uses force jump to escape the carbon freezer in empire strikes back. doesnt really use it again.... unless we call pullhing himself up off the diving board in return of the jedi at the sarlack pit a jump..... its kind of a mix jump/pull. phantom menace obi and quigon use force run to zip down a hall..... conviently this comes with a 1 week cool down so when obi COULD have force ran through the barriers to get back in the fight with maul it left him separated so quigon could be killed by the same attack our poorly cast unattractive sabine suffers from here.
Remember Sabine had her ENTIRE family wiped out by the empire in the purge. She is a pretty textbook case of depression, she has the chance to get some family back...
The map doesn't lead them specifically to Thrawn; it leads them to the planet where the whales migrate to in the other galaxy, which is apparently a very special place. They're going to use the map because it has the best chance of leading them to Thrawn considering what happens in the end of Rebels (yes no spoilers lol).
WHY do SO MANY PEOPLE think that’s what it means! It makes no sense! If your friend Tim lives in Fresno, and you pull up an old highway map from the 80s that shows you how to get from where you are to Fresno, draw the path, and hand it to your other friend Bob, and say, “Here’s the map to Tim,” Bob would NOT ask you how a map made in the 80s could possibly know where Tim is. It’s a map to a location that Tim happens to be at! Because of course it is! Why are so many people acting like this is weird! 😅
@@pwnorbepwned Because these are people who have probably never seen a map, never used a map nor have any concept of how to do so. These are folks who have relied on the voice of their GSP telling them how to get from point A to point B their entire lives and would be unable to do so any other way. I've drawn maps to locations on paper including street names, landmarks and arrows and they were completely baffled by the hand-drawn map looking at me as if I was from Mars as they hand me their phone asking me to show them on their phone. Hahaha, I take a picture of the hand-drawn map. Give them back their phone and ask it that's better, lol.
The map will absolutely make sense by the end, as will the dude who exploded into smoke. The important part isn't that he exploded into smoke but how Shin reacted to it. I won't spoil it, but I will say that Morgan Elspeth gave you a huge clue in an earlier episode.
I mean the map already makes sense. It's a map of starwhale migration patterns from someone that studied starwhales, because starwhales were apparently used to navigate hyperspace lanes in the early days of space travel. Pretty sure all that's said in the show in like the first two or three episodes.
I tried to watch Clone Wars and Rebels before this originally came out. I finished both the day before the premiere. It was absolutely worth it, as is this.
Fun fact about German dub: They try to use the same voice for the same character. In that case: Ahsoka, Sabine, Ezra, Anakin, Thrawn, Rex, Obi-Wan are the same voices as in all previous productions (the prequels, Rebels and Clone Wars) (sadly not Hera in this case).
The map is basically a map of Purgill traveling patterns. There's more to it because it is also the map to the ancient homeworld of the Nightsisters, which was touched on in this episode but becomes more apparent in coming episodes.
The map is not in anyway connected to Thrawn. It is just believed he is where that map leads. Given the information Morgan has already revealed it should already be clean what the story is with the “Smoke monster”
Remember the world between worlds is also a veil between the living and the dead ... the emperor says so in rebels ... that is most definitely redeemed anakin ... he even has a reference to luke from return of the jedi ... "I won't fight you father" Ahsoka "I won't fight you" Anakin "I've heard that before" and him not knowing the siege of Mandalor ... most people think he's become the father ... the balance between the light and dark ... he was anakin the whole time switching between the two
The Starmap makes a lot more sense as this show progresses. The Dathomir probably created it in order to get to this Galaxy. Marrok was obviously an ex Inquisitor and who was brought back to life using Dathomir magic. I'm a bit surprised this wasn't noticed by many reactors. Especially those familiar with Clone Wars.
15:22 lol. Same. 22:22 your reaction to this moment was great. 22:52 RIP Qui Gon 24:19 my main issue with the fight was the Padawan should have wiped the floor with Sabine. It seemed too evenly matched till the end. If the idea was she was playing with Sabine I don’t think it came across well enough. She should have laughed and goaded her more. 1:06:35 they never listen… 1:07:44 I loved this moment. 1:14:31 I couldn’t wait to see your reaction to this moment. Looking forward to the next part.
I'm 59. Don't worry about feeling like a kid watching things like this. That's what cinema--and cinematic shows--is for. No judgement. Ever. Love, a dude whose been watching Christmassy rom-coms starting the day after Hallowe'en.
Jacen is only 4 years older than Ezra was in season 1 of rebels. Also Hera is likely raising Jacen similar to the way that cham raised her. I mean the ghost is their house. That they happen to park in a war cruiser. Aka home one.
It's so refreshing to have women in Star Wars who are NOT the typical Disney MARYSUE. These characters face drama, struggles, difficult choices, sacrifices and had long learning curves to develop their skills and abilities. The complete opposite of Rey. The woke movie writers could learn from this.
It's Spaaaaacccceeee magic!!!!!!!!! Ahsoka was in combat with Baylon Skoll, just had close contact with a map ball that was filled with Noghtsister magic, thought Sabine was dead, aggresively through Shin Hati against a rock, went over a cliff which then casued a jedi meidtation trance. No one knows where the doors to the World Between Worlds are or exactly how to open them - but apparently some combination in those events did. And this WBW doesn't act exactly like the one in Rebels did.
Take a look at those columns in the:"stonehenge" on Setos - each one was probably intended for a map to a different galaxy. This particluar map is where Morgan belives Thrawn is located - if Thrawn is there so is Ezra - and it's also tied to the purrgill migration. The system/planetary names on the map in the end credits is translatable (see New Rockstars).
The map is dark magic. obviously, that round thing is from the night sisters temple .. it will become somewhat clear .. Jed and sith have holocrons, they never specify but the night sister's version of a holocron is that round device.. and Merrick was dark magic to... they even resurrected Darth Maul from that dark magic..
Me: Oh I'd like to see your reactions to this show, it's great! Clarus outfit in the first 2 episodes: _You will have trouble focusing_ 👀👌 Anyways, love the reactions! 😊
Many thanks to Nerdy & Clarus! 🛡 I'm sure a zillion comments have explained this, but the map was about purrgil migratory paths... and since they knew 'Ezra' was helped by the purrgil, that's why they're pursuing that lead.
Okay, now I love that she hadn't seen the end of Rebels yet. It was worth seeing you SO excited to see the World Between Worlds or whatever it's called, contrasted with her face, which was "Okay, WHAT is he so excited about. Well, I clearly don't know something he knows. Is this something from the books? Oh, he's SO cute, how excited he is! So now I'm excited for him, though I have NO clue what the fuck is going on." Hahaha! She loves you, dude. It showed on her face. Adorbs.
I couldn't disagree more about star maps being an "obsession". It's more of a requirement. There'd be literally no way anyone would be able to get around the hyperspace highway without them.
My two most favorite parts of your reactions was when Claroos noticed how the lightsaber duals felt more impact full in episode one .... And how lost she was about the ending of episode four worlds between worlds. Classic analysis and classic wtf all in one. Nice job guys.
Aye YOO great reactions, the star map is explained in the first two episodes. Morgan said to Shin when they went to the temple where Ahsoka found the starmap that the map comes from an ancient people from another galaxy....!!!! Watch it back quick, the map isnt just there as a plot device, there is a story to it as well. Morgan then activated it using magick so we assume its related to her and magick!!!!
Just a note, Salvator Fabris the fencing master of Padua wrote and had illustrated in his treatise on Rapier fencing, Lo Schermo, overo Scienza D'Arme (1606) use of the cloak as a visual distraction for the thrust. So the cloak use was pretty spot on from a historical perspective.
Love Ray Stevenson and glad his last role was a good one. If you haven’t seen it you should definitely watch Rome which he was a main character in - he was amazing and it is a fantastic show.
What people seem to forget, Qui Gon lived long enough to talk with Obi Wan AFTER Obi won against Darth Maul. A ship that trains Jedi propably has stuff on it in case of Lightsaber wounds. So given that Ashako was there basically the second it happend... yeah, one of the most plausable cases of surviving a Lightsaber.
Marrok is named for an Arthurian knight who was transformed into a wolf by Morgan le Faye's magic - not Galen Merek. You know how Filoni loes his wolves (i mean, seriously, naming characters Skoll & Hati).
I was so glad Marrok wasn't an existing character. I'm very surprised they didn't recognize the Dathormir connection. As seen in Clone Wars. Had they not seen it in would understand the confusion.
Trying to prevent SW spoilers I find is impossible from the amount of memes alone. I watched the OG trilogy for the first time this year and still knew everything going in because they're old and Star Wars. Looooove Ahsoka even without watching 90% of star wars including rebels though that's what lead me to watch the original trilogy. Huyang told us why that map exists - Following the migration of the Purgils
Have a look at the Dark Empire comics from back in the 1990s, you'll see the inspiration for those fighter craft that Sabine ducked under and dodged, the E-Wing snubfighter. 38:19 The _Eye of Sion_ is named after Darth Sion, a Sith Lord and one of the Sith Triumvirate from ancient times, whose body was in constant threat of falling apart and his agony literally caused the Force to hold his body together. He was finally defeated by Meetra Surik in Knights of the Old Republic II by Bioware.
The Droids built after the fall of the Empire don't all explode, but pretty much every HK- model droid can explode. The HK- suffix is for Hunter-Killers and Assassin droid models. Self-destruction is useful ability if they might be captured and interrogated or their target could be killed by the blast.
You have actually a less 3d version of the map in every episode of the show thus far. It's the end credits. The map shows you the migratory path of the purgill starting from arcana and ending in peridea. Their are technically many points on the map but almost all of them are very important locations in Star wars like mandalore, currescant, correlia, and of course lothal. But it's obvious they didn't end up in any of those locations so it has to be the one place on the map that would make it make sense for them to be gone for 10 years with no trace. The one location that just happens to be in another galaxy. Remember we have hyperspace thanks to the purgill so the early maps followed purgill migration paths. It would also explains why lothal has one of the few calendar systems in Star wars. Alone side bby/aby, c.r.c. , and the russan reformation calendar. Oh she there is also the naboo calendar. Point is it's actually the second oldest system to keep track of years in Star wars. And so it makes sense it would be from a planet along the oldest galactic highway that everyone has some forgotten about expect. But that would have absolutely known known and recorded by those alive back then like the Jedi and nightsisters
Just to be sure you are aware, the voice of Ahsoka's droid, Huyang, is that of David Tennet....of Doctor Who, Jessica Jones. (edit) yep, you were already aware.
I love seeing Nerdy bringing Clarus up to speed on certain key stuff from REBELS. Now you know what I had to go through with friends of mine and co-workers who haven't finished or seen REBELS. It's fun but, its volume. Lot to dive deep into.
Unlike the weird map to Luke and that atrocious macguffin of a dagger, this map actually does have a purpose in the lore and I'm glad that they do a much better job of explaining it. Star Wars is definitely too obsessed with maps at the moment though. As for Marrok, there's definitely a lot of wasted potential there, however the smoke does seem to have a purpose. You've probably made the connection after finishing the show but for anyone who hasn't, I'll try to keep it just to what people were thinking at the time of this episode's release. It has been revealed that Morgan is a decedent of the Dathomiri Night Sisters and we've seen her use that same magic already. The smoke that exploded from the suit was green and accompanied by a scream that seemed very reminiscent of the undead Night Sisters we saw when Grievous attacked Dathomir. There could be a connection there. Absolutely loved both your reactions to the World Between Worlds. Nerdy's genuine surprise and excitement contrasted by Clarus's utter confusion was a joy to behold.
I'm really looking forward to your next video. The Star map they were using was to lead them to the original homeworld of Morgan Elsbeth"s ancestors. Morgan has been having dreams, but she figured out Dathomiris were telepathically communicating with her. They told her Thrawn was there, and they told her how to find the Star map that would bring her to them. Plot point: though they don't really speak on this, just before Ahsoka hits the water she us pulled into the World between Worlds. Now, why she was pulled in is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . You'll find out once you watch the next episode. 😋🤪😁😆😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Snips is my fave character also. I remember that nickname from one of the cartoons where I learned of her. Most tolerable version of Jar Jar Binks was in that cartoon... he actually did things to help.
I'm enjoying this reaction. :) I suspect the many cuts during the saber shots is, at least in part, due to the fact that none of the actors have any real fencing training (unlike Basil Rathbone and Tyron Power in The Mark of Zorro for example). There is a limited number of choreography moves they can remember before shooting each specific scene. At least this is what makes sense to me. BTW, the plural of Purrgil is Purrgil, not Purrgils (a small knit - LOL!!). Great Job!! Looking forward to Part 2!!
8:25 That was too good, I had to laugh! 9:12 These are modern HK- units I don't know what number they would be on now, it was 52 about 2000 years prior. 1:12:55 He got to say the thing!! 1:18:53 the map orb shows a charted pathway to another galaxy through observing Purrgils migration paths, this is even stated by Huyang in the episode, logically, knowing what we know from end of Rebels, following where Purrgils travel will lead you to where Thrawn is. 1:24:54 Interesting observation! I hadn't thought about that, but you make a lot of sense!
30:26 Baylan is a dark Jedi who follows the dark side of the force but doesn’t follow Sith or inquisitor teachings like Asajj Ventress. Kylo Ren could’ve been considered a dark Jedi also because Snoke was not a Sith Lord. Baylan is interesting cause what he believes. He likes some of the Jedi teachings but not all of it. He also doesn’t crave power like Sith do. He seems to be looking for true balance of the force. 1:16:49 you’ll find out about the map either in the episode 6 or 7 if I’m remembering right. There is a reason there’s a map.
She'll be fine. I watched Ahsoka before starting Rebels. In fact, I watched Erik Voss' breakdown of Ahsoka trailers and then each episode, so I was already kind of spoiled for Rebels, but I'm still enjoying the latter (and loved the former).
Star Map: I guess the star map exists because of the night sisters, which used that intergalactic travel path for another reason, which will be revealed in a later episode.
While the twins did figure into Heir to the Empire, they were newborns. Thrawn waa long gone by the time they were old enough to begin training. They never had personal dealings with him. Ben and Anakin Solo even less so.
You guys are cool🙂. I found you because of this ahsoka video just now. I feel so bad for the woman(dont know her name or didnt catch it if you guys sais it:p) shes getting so many spoilers from rebels😂😂
That map was made by the Nightsisters thousands of years before thrawn/erza disappeared ... like others have said it follows the migration patterns of purrgil ... so naturally because of how erza and thrawn disappeared ... you would want to use that ...
I do not think the actors just looked at a blue screen when they filmed the space battle, I think they saw something relatively close to what they would see if it was real. They use StageCraft also called the volume to protect the environment on video walls in all of the new Star Wars shows. It uses an Unreal game engine to render the environment life from the perspective of the camera. You can see shadows of the ship move on the actors and the ship's internals when they maneuver around. The simple way to accomplish that is the StageCraft and render what the outside would look like with a sun to provide illumination. The ships are 3D models so just include them because that makes it a lot simpler for the actors to look in the right direction. If you compare this combat with Episode 4 you will notice the back then the ships when we see them from the inside mostly just tilt a bit, Darth Vader does roll in this fighter but quite slowly compared to the space combat in Ashoka. Physical lamps are a lot harder to move around than a sun on a video wall The hyperspace scenes from the cockpit might be exactly what the camera captures on set. Even Huyang was realy there, the is behind the scenes shot of him as a practical animatronic. Hera's hologram would be added later but the rest might be exactly what the camera captured and the actors would have seen. StageCraft is one of the reasons the Star Wars TV show can look so good on a TV budget. search for Stagecraft on TH-cam and look at how it was used primarily on the Mandalorian to project 3D environment with actors and props in it that the camera then captures for the show.
This show doesn't feel like a tv-show but very cinematic. Not only the cgi, which is very well done, but also the camery angles and shots. I really hope Dave Filoni gets his full lenghts SW-movie.
The exploding smoke thing is a PG rated tribute to old samurai movies, where two samurai would trade attacks, then after a pause, one has a shower of blood explode from them. This is that, but with smoke instead of blood.
That shot was actually a malfunction. I forget the name of the movie, but in it, the guy who gets cut gets slashed, pauses, then the blood pump malfunctions and sprays ALL of it at once. Everyone else momentarily has a shocked reaction, but keeps it together, and the slashed guy just... goes with it and slowly falls.
Dude I never caught on that y'all were basically striking and thought the channel just didn't do reactions anymore xD I'm appreciating the bombardment of reactions from lots of channels now lol
E1: Fallen jedi are a thing and they do not all become sith or inquisitors. E2 Yes, Huyang is the GOAT. We need a droid episode with him, Chopper, and AP1. No, you do not need the force to use a lightsaber, not even to use it well, but it certainly makes it so much more easy.. E3: in Filoni we trust. Everything EU/Legends that has not been explicitly and specifically contradicted. Remains available on the table and in the pool to be used, in part or in full. This point in the saga is exactly where Heir to the Empire would fall (SHE SAID THE THING.... for a reason) They are totally trolling us with a force ghost Anakin in the WbW with both of those lightsabers on his hip, yes. 🙏SHE SAID THE THING! 🙏 Heir to the Empire is coming!! The Eye of Sion may be fast, but we have seen that effect before. Don't you remember when Hera jumped through a hanger Bay of a station into hyperspace? Phoenix squadron got treated just like the unsecured cargo By the hyperspace wake. You also saw what happened to the inquisitor Marrok in the TOTJ episode where she killed the other inquisitor. Here is my tinfoil hat theory: The Henge is related to stargate technology.... 7 coordinates to navigate inside a Galaxy, 8 coordinates to travel to the next Galaxy, 9 Coordinates to travel thru time. The death star ruins dagger map is ten thousand percent stupid.... Somebody who was working too long on the Pirates of the Caribbean scripts was led into a Star Wars room unsupervised. They did just say in the episode that they were tracking the migratory pathsof the Purgill, That is what the map shows.... including their intergalactic route.
That isn't how physics works. Once she jumps, in space she just keeps going in the direction of the initial inertia: there is no gravity to complete the 'curved' jump she performs; to draw her back to the ship. She would just fly off into space. This fact is of course the least stupid thing about this scene.
@@nickcharles1284 not speaking on the physics of the scene other than when her boots make physical contact with the metal outside of the ship, that is how she just walks out on the wing and how when the wing comes back around while she is floating in space she is able to run down the wing into the ship
Yessss. that is what is depicted. Refer again to my original post: once she shoved off, she (according to physics) should have just kept going on that trajectory, out into space. NOT curve back to the ship. There is no return thrust. And the gravity boots are not strong enough to do it. If they were that strong, she could not have jumped away in the first place. @@BassGilles
I think that Marrok(sp?) was part red herring and part Nightsister magic. The smoke was green, and as shown in clone wars and here with Morgan, nightsister magic is green. Resurrected spirit of nightbrother or inquisitor? Who knows, but that's my theory. It would have to have been Morgan.
Wow i think don't that Ahsoka feels disconnected is the perfect description for her. Because i think that is exactly what she wants. She is almost desperately trying to avoid connection or to use a more Jedi term to avoid attachment. But i also feel like she has been failing at that bit also in the worst way possible. It was like you said in episode 1 with her first conversation with Sabine. The conversation felt like something so probably weren't meant to see like this was something deeply personal between them. You don't know what their relationship was like but you can feel the weight of its passing on them. So Ahsoka wants to disconnect but she is still end up being friendly toward Hera and she nearly kills Shin for "killing" Sabine
I think Baylin Skoll (spelling) is unanimously thought to be the best part of Ahsoka. RIP Ray Stevenson. I really loved this show as a whole. So much goodness.
marrok was reanimated inquisitor risen by nightsister magic, about the map u will see in the future episodes and it has connection to the star whales , world beetwen world is a place where u have the smaller portals when u can see other events from past future and possibly alternate realities , anakin became force ghost and used to oppurtinity of ahsoka's near death experience to pull her to this world to teach her a lesson that u will see in future episode. About the deaging him it looks far better in the next episodes and they didn't deage him in kenobi coz for cost reasons.
I actually kinda agree with the Ahsoka/Sabine relationship connection does fall flat a little. Which is crazy because Baylan and Shin seem to come off more as a stronger and better connected relationship than the main characters. Idk but yes I just feel like they don’t have much respect or love for one another and Im not sure if the audience is supposed to feel that way about them.
"Everyone has survived lightsabers"
*Qui Gon has left the chat
Getting stabbed through the spine, heart, and/or lungs is pretty fatale if you don't get immediate medical attention. Getting hit in the intestines, kidney, or any other non immediate essential organs that are immediately cauterized is not a huge deal.
Qui Gon survives in my heart
The lightsaber damage has always been a plot device and never consistent.
@@gionova1 wasnt near his heart. bad argument..... maul got fricken CUT IN HALF and hes fine....and medical attention for a caurterized wound? basically no light sider survives because thanks to disney crap via obi-wan we now know dark siders can survive because the desire for revenge wills them into survival
@@chaost4544 and force powers in general. luke uses force jump to escape the carbon freezer in empire strikes back. doesnt really use it again.... unless we call pullhing himself up off the diving board in return of the jedi at the sarlack pit a jump..... its kind of a mix jump/pull.
phantom menace obi and quigon use force run to zip down a hall..... conviently this comes with a 1 week cool down so when obi COULD have force ran through the barriers to get back in the fight with maul it left him separated so quigon could be killed by the same attack our poorly cast unattractive sabine suffers from here.
Remember Sabine had her ENTIRE family wiped out by the empire in the purge.
She is a pretty textbook case of depression, she has the chance to get some family back...
Plus her best friend is still missing ...
The map doesn't lead them specifically to Thrawn; it leads them to the planet where the whales migrate to in the other galaxy, which is apparently a very special place. They're going to use the map because it has the best chance of leading them to Thrawn considering what happens in the end of Rebels (yes no spoilers lol).
This! It's not "a map to Thrawn" it's "a map to the place we believe Thrawn went"
Yes it's revealed at the end of episode 3 ... I was like how did thrawn leave a map lol ... and then boom explained in that episode
WHY do SO MANY PEOPLE think that’s what it means! It makes no sense! If your friend Tim lives in Fresno, and you pull up an old highway map from the 80s that shows you how to get from where you are to Fresno, draw the path, and hand it to your other friend Bob, and say, “Here’s the map to Tim,” Bob would NOT ask you how a map made in the 80s could possibly know where Tim is. It’s a map to a location that Tim happens to be at! Because of course it is! Why are so many people acting like this is weird! 😅
@@pwnorbepwned Because these are people who have probably never seen a map, never used a map nor have any concept of how to do so. These are folks who have relied on the voice of their GSP telling them how to get from point A to point B their entire lives and would be unable to do so any other way. I've drawn maps to locations on paper including street names, landmarks and arrows and they were completely baffled by the hand-drawn map looking at me as if I was from Mars as they hand me their phone asking me to show them on their phone. Hahaha, I take a picture of the hand-drawn map. Give them back their phone and ask it that's better, lol.
The map will absolutely make sense by the end, as will the dude who exploded into smoke. The important part isn't that he exploded into smoke but how Shin reacted to it. I won't spoil it, but I will say that Morgan Elspeth gave you a huge clue in an earlier episode.
They have seen it all
I mean the map already makes sense. It's a map of starwhale migration patterns from someone that studied starwhales, because starwhales were apparently used to navigate hyperspace lanes in the early days of space travel. Pretty sure all that's said in the show in like the first two or three episodes.
I tried to watch Clone Wars and Rebels before this originally came out. I finished both the day before the premiere. It was absolutely worth it, as is this.
Fun fact about German dub: They try to use the same voice for the same character. In that case: Ahsoka, Sabine, Ezra, Anakin, Thrawn, Rex, Obi-Wan are the same voices as in all previous productions (the prequels, Rebels and Clone Wars) (sadly not Hera in this case).
The map is basically a map of Purgill traveling patterns. There's more to it because it is also the map to the ancient homeworld of the Nightsisters, which was touched on in this episode but becomes more apparent in coming episodes.
Ray had such immense presence in this show, every scene he was in he felt so real in his role.
The map is not in anyway connected to Thrawn. It is just believed he is where that map leads. Given the information Morgan has already revealed it should already be clean what the story is with the “Smoke monster”
Remember the world between worlds is also a veil between the living and the dead ... the emperor says so in rebels ... that is most definitely redeemed anakin ... he even has a reference to luke from return of the jedi ... "I won't fight you father" Ahsoka "I won't fight you" Anakin "I've heard that before" and him not knowing the siege of Mandalor ... most people think he's become the father ... the balance between the light and dark ... he was anakin the whole time switching between the two
The Starmap makes a lot more sense as this show progresses. The Dathomir probably created it in order to get to this Galaxy.
Marrok was obviously an ex Inquisitor and who was brought back to life using Dathomir magic. I'm a bit surprised this wasn't noticed by many reactors. Especially those familiar with Clone Wars.
Clarus's outfit in the first episode is giving X-Men's Madelyne Pryor/ Goblin Queen vibes. She could definitely pull off that cosplay.
Based on the title of the video (MY GIRL GOT A SHOW?!?) and this comment I was fully expecting Clarus to be IN the show lol
15:22 lol. Same.
22:22 your reaction to this moment was great.
22:52 RIP Qui Gon
24:19 my main issue with the fight was the Padawan should have wiped the floor with Sabine. It seemed too evenly matched till the end. If the idea was she was playing with Sabine I don’t think it came across well enough. She should have laughed and goaded her more.
1:06:35 they never listen…
1:07:44 I loved this moment.
1:14:31 I couldn’t wait to see your reaction to this moment.
Looking forward to the next part.
I'm 59. Don't worry about feeling like a kid watching things like this. That's what cinema--and cinematic shows--is for. No judgement. Ever. Love, a dude whose been watching Christmassy rom-coms starting the day after Hallowe'en.
Jacen is only 4 years older than Ezra was in season 1 of rebels. Also Hera is likely raising Jacen similar to the way that cham raised her. I mean the ghost is their house. That they happen to park in a war cruiser. Aka home one.
I think this show is getting better with every episode,Baylan is definitely the most interesting character :)
It's so refreshing to have women in Star Wars who are NOT the typical Disney MARYSUE. These characters face drama, struggles, difficult choices, sacrifices and had long learning curves to develop their skills and abilities. The complete opposite of Rey. The woke movie writers could learn from this.
Death Star Dagger was made BEFORE the Death Star was made!
It's Spaaaaacccceeee magic!!!!!!!!!
Ahsoka was in combat with Baylon Skoll, just had close contact with a map ball that was filled with Noghtsister magic, thought Sabine was dead, aggresively through Shin Hati against a rock, went over a cliff which then casued a jedi meidtation trance. No one knows where the doors to the World Between Worlds are or exactly how to open them - but apparently some combination in those events did. And this WBW doesn't act exactly like the one in Rebels did.
Take a look at those columns in the:"stonehenge" on Setos - each one was probably intended for a map to a different galaxy. This particluar map is where Morgan belives Thrawn is located - if Thrawn is there so is Ezra - and it's also tied to the purrgill migration. The system/planetary names on the map in the end credits is translatable (see New Rockstars).
In episode 2, a man learned a lesson too late: Shoot first, "For the Empire!" later.
Nerdy: They gave him (Merrick) the coolest outfit and nothing to do!
Boba Fett (in the original trilogy) has entered the chat.
Ashoka hitting that fighter in space, reminds me of Ploo and his Bros getting stranded in space
Man how I wish you guys would watch Black Sails. If only for Ray Stevenson but mostly because it's just... so good and sadly overlooked.
The map is dark magic. obviously, that round thing is from the night sisters temple .. it will become somewhat clear .. Jed and sith have holocrons, they never specify but the night sister's version of a holocron is that round device.. and Merrick was dark magic to... they even resurrected Darth Maul from that dark magic..
Me: Oh I'd like to see your reactions to this show, it's great!
Clarus outfit in the first 2 episodes: _You will have trouble focusing_ 👀👌
Anyways, love the reactions! 😊
Nerdy: How many people have survived a light saber wound?
Clarus: All of them.
Qui Gon Jinn: Well, f**k me!!!
Many thanks to Nerdy & Clarus! 🛡 I'm sure a zillion comments have explained this, but the map was about purrgil migratory paths... and since they knew 'Ezra' was helped by the purrgil, that's why they're pursuing that lead.
"I have to be the perfect jedi" but also "I'm no jedi".
Okay, now I love that she hadn't seen the end of Rebels yet. It was worth seeing you SO excited to see the World Between Worlds or whatever it's called, contrasted with her face, which was "Okay, WHAT is he so excited about. Well, I clearly don't know something he knows. Is this something from the books? Oh, he's SO cute, how excited he is! So now I'm excited for him, though I have NO clue what the fuck is going on." Hahaha! She loves you, dude. It showed on her face. Adorbs.
I couldn't disagree more about star maps being an "obsession". It's more of a requirement. There'd be literally no way anyone would be able to get around the hyperspace highway without them.
Great reaction, you 2. Thanks for giving this to Us in BIG pieces. Can't wait to see your reactions to the last half of the series.
I was insanely excited for this series - and it overall met or exceeded my hopes.
My two most favorite parts of your reactions was when Claroos noticed how the lightsaber duals felt more impact full in episode one .... And how lost she was about the ending of episode four worlds between worlds. Classic analysis and classic wtf all in one. Nice job guys.
Well, one could argue that Ahsoka has indeed died during CW and is only brought back by the Sister sacrificing her essence for her.
Aye YOO great reactions, the star map is explained in the first two episodes. Morgan said to Shin when they went to the temple where Ahsoka found the starmap that the map comes from an ancient people from another galaxy....!!!! Watch it back quick, the map isnt just there as a plot device, there is a story to it as well. Morgan then activated it using magick so we assume its related to her and magick!!!!
Not your ordinary everyday starmap!!
Just a note, Salvator Fabris the fencing master of Padua wrote and had illustrated in his treatise on Rapier fencing, Lo Schermo, overo Scienza D'Arme (1606) use of the cloak as a visual distraction for the thrust. So the cloak use was pretty spot on from a historical perspective.
Love Ray Stevenson and glad his last role was a good one. If you haven’t seen it you should definitely watch Rome which he was a main character in - he was amazing and it is a fantastic show.
What people seem to forget, Qui Gon lived long enough to talk with Obi Wan AFTER Obi won against Darth Maul. A ship that trains Jedi propably has stuff on it in case of Lightsaber wounds.
So given that Ashako was there basically the second it happend... yeah, one of the most plausable cases of surviving a Lightsaber.
Marrok is named for an Arthurian knight who was transformed into a wolf by Morgan le Faye's magic - not Galen Merek. You know how Filoni loes his wolves (i mean, seriously, naming characters Skoll & Hati).
Marrok being a haunted suit of armor is absolutely perfect.
I was so glad Marrok wasn't an existing character.
I'm very surprised they didn't recognize the Dathormir connection. As seen in Clone Wars.
Had they not seen it in would understand the confusion.
Trying to prevent SW spoilers I find is impossible from the amount of memes alone.
I watched the OG trilogy for the first time this year and still knew everything going in because they're old and Star Wars. Looooove Ahsoka even without watching 90% of star wars including rebels though that's what lead me to watch the original trilogy.
Huyang told us why that map exists - Following the migration of the Purgils
Have a look at the Dark Empire comics from back in the 1990s, you'll see the inspiration for those fighter craft that Sabine ducked under and dodged, the E-Wing snubfighter.
38:19 The _Eye of Sion_ is named after Darth Sion, a Sith Lord and one of the Sith Triumvirate from ancient times, whose body was in constant threat of falling apart and his agony literally caused the Force to hold his body together. He was finally defeated by Meetra Surik in Knights of the Old Republic II by Bioware.
In the first episode it's stated that the map was hidden on a planet that was once owned by The Nightsisters of Dathomir. It's their map.
The Droids built after the fall of the Empire don't all explode, but pretty much every HK- model droid can explode. The HK- suffix is for Hunter-Killers and Assassin droid models. Self-destruction is useful ability if they might be captured and interrogated or their target could be killed by the blast.
Your tongue can regrow, too. Well, it regrows like a muscle does, as it is a muscle itself. Speaking from experience.
God damn four episodes at once we're eating good today !! I've been waiting for your reactions to Ashoka for a while now si this is a real treat !
34:22 Its been 10 years, thats a long time every character has grown.
You have actually a less 3d version of the map in every episode of the show thus far. It's the end credits. The map shows you the migratory path of the purgill starting from arcana and ending in peridea. Their are technically many points on the map but almost all of them are very important locations in Star wars like mandalore, currescant, correlia, and of course lothal. But it's obvious they didn't end up in any of those locations so it has to be the one place on the map that would make it make sense for them to be gone for 10 years with no trace. The one location that just happens to be in another galaxy. Remember we have hyperspace thanks to the purgill so the early maps followed purgill migration paths. It would also explains why lothal has one of the few calendar systems in Star wars. Alone side bby/aby, c.r.c. , and the russan reformation calendar. Oh she there is also the naboo calendar. Point is it's actually the second oldest system to keep track of years in Star wars. And so it makes sense it would be from a planet along the oldest galactic highway that everyone has some forgotten about expect. But that would have absolutely known known and recorded by those alive back then like the Jedi and nightsisters
Just to be sure you are aware, the voice of Ahsoka's droid, Huyang, is that of David Tennet....of Doctor Who, Jessica Jones.
(edit) yep, you were already aware.
I love seeing Nerdy bringing Clarus up to speed on certain key stuff from REBELS. Now you know what I had to go through with friends of mine and co-workers who haven't finished or seen REBELS. It's fun but, its volume. Lot to dive deep into.
The "Hera" and "hair and makeup" mixup is fantastic hahaha
Unlike the weird map to Luke and that atrocious macguffin of a dagger, this map actually does have a purpose in the lore and I'm glad that they do a much better job of explaining it. Star Wars is definitely too obsessed with maps at the moment though.
As for Marrok, there's definitely a lot of wasted potential there, however the smoke does seem to have a purpose. You've probably made the connection after finishing the show but for anyone who hasn't, I'll try to keep it just to what people were thinking at the time of this episode's release. It has been revealed that Morgan is a decedent of the Dathomiri Night Sisters and we've seen her use that same magic already. The smoke that exploded from the suit was green and accompanied by a scream that seemed very reminiscent of the undead Night Sisters we saw when Grievous attacked Dathomir. There could be a connection there.
Absolutely loved both your reactions to the World Between Worlds. Nerdy's genuine surprise and excitement contrasted by Clarus's utter confusion was a joy to behold.
Of course Baylon is broad - he's also Volstagg the Voluminus in 3 Thor moviex (and the Punisher in War Zone and Titus Pullo in Rome).
It's definitely the lighting - because the next episode........... .
It’s honestly surprising how so many people, who’ve seen Clone Wars, don’t understand what happened when Marrok died 😛
I'm really looking forward to your next video.
The Star map they were using was to lead them to the original homeworld of Morgan Elsbeth"s ancestors. Morgan has been having dreams, but she figured out Dathomiris were telepathically communicating with her. They told her Thrawn was there, and they told her how to find the Star map that would bring her to them.
Plot point: though they don't really speak on this, just before Ahsoka hits the water she us pulled into the World between Worlds. Now, why she was pulled in is...
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You'll find out once you watch the next episode. 😋🤪😁😆😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Snips is my fave character also.
I remember that nickname from one of the cartoons where I learned of her.
Most tolerable version of Jar Jar Binks was in that cartoon... he actually did things to help.
YES!! Sharing is caring
Husband and wife experience 100% + !!! So cute 🥰
Rip Ray stevenson
I'm enjoying this reaction. :) I suspect the many cuts during the saber shots is, at least in part, due to the fact that none of the actors have any real fencing training (unlike Basil Rathbone and Tyron Power in The Mark of Zorro for example). There is a limited number of choreography moves they can remember before shooting each specific scene. At least this is what makes sense to me.
BTW, the plural of Purrgil is Purrgil, not Purrgils (a small knit - LOL!!). Great Job!! Looking forward to Part 2!!
8:25 That was too good, I had to laugh!
9:12 These are modern HK- units I don't know what number they would be on now, it was 52 about 2000 years prior.
1:12:55 He got to say the thing!!
1:18:53 the map orb shows a charted pathway to another galaxy through observing Purrgils migration paths, this is even stated by Huyang in the episode, logically, knowing what we know from end of Rebels, following where Purrgils travel will lead you to where Thrawn is.
1:24:54 Interesting observation! I hadn't thought about that, but you make a lot of sense!
30:26 Baylan is a dark Jedi who follows the dark side of the force but doesn’t follow Sith or inquisitor teachings like Asajj Ventress. Kylo Ren could’ve been considered a dark Jedi also because Snoke was not a Sith Lord. Baylan is interesting cause what he believes. He likes some of the Jedi teachings but not all of it. He also doesn’t crave power like Sith do. He seems to be looking for true balance of the force. 1:16:49 you’ll find out about the map either in the episode 6 or 7 if I’m remembering right. There is a reason there’s a map.
“I understand why people are excited about this episode.”
No, not yet you don’t.
She'll be fine. I watched Ahsoka before starting Rebels. In fact, I watched Erik Voss' breakdown of Ahsoka trailers and then each episode, so I was already kind of spoiled for Rebels, but I'm still enjoying the latter (and loved the former).
Star Map: I guess the star map exists because of the night sisters, which used that intergalactic travel path for another reason, which will be revealed in a later episode.
While the twins did figure into Heir to the Empire, they were newborns. Thrawn waa long gone by the time they were old enough to begin training. They never had personal dealings with him. Ben and Anakin Solo even less so.
The map is a Pergil migration map
I’m so happy to watch your reactions! And yeah, I often wondered when I was watching it what people who hadn’t seen Rebels thought.
You guys are cool🙂. I found you because of this ahsoka video just now. I feel so bad for the woman(dont know her name or didnt catch it if you guys sais it:p) shes getting so many spoilers from rebels😂😂
It's sad that Ray is dead. I'm in the middle of Black Sails right now and he was an excellent Black Beard. So much carisma and here too he stands out.
That map was made by the Nightsisters thousands of years before thrawn/erza disappeared ... like others have said it follows the migration patterns of purrgil ... so naturally because of how erza and thrawn disappeared ... you would want to use that ...
I do not think the actors just looked at a blue screen when they filmed the space battle, I think they saw something relatively close to what they would see if it was real.
They use StageCraft also called the volume to protect the environment on video walls in all of the new Star Wars shows. It uses an Unreal game engine to render the environment life from the perspective of the camera. You can see shadows of the ship move on the actors and the ship's internals when they maneuver around. The simple way to accomplish that is the StageCraft and render what the outside would look like with a sun to provide illumination. The ships are 3D models so just include them because that makes it a lot simpler for the actors to look in the right direction.
If you compare this combat with Episode 4 you will notice the back then the ships when we see them from the inside mostly just tilt a bit, Darth Vader does roll in this fighter but quite slowly compared to the space combat in Ashoka. Physical lamps are a lot harder to move around than a sun on a video wall
The hyperspace scenes from the cockpit might be exactly what the camera captures on set. Even Huyang was realy there, the is behind the scenes shot of him as a practical animatronic. Hera's hologram would be added later but the rest might be exactly what the camera captured and the actors would have seen.
StageCraft is one of the reasons the Star Wars TV show can look so good on a TV budget. search for Stagecraft on TH-cam and look at how it was used primarily on the Mandalorian to project 3D environment with actors and props in it that the camera then captures for the show.
It's definitely Rebels season 5
This show doesn't feel like a tv-show but very cinematic. Not only the cgi, which is very well done, but also the camery angles and shots. I really hope Dave Filoni gets his full lenghts SW-movie.
The exploding smoke thing is a PG rated tribute to old samurai movies, where two samurai would trade attacks, then after a pause, one has a shower of blood explode from them. This is that, but with smoke instead of blood.
That shot was actually a malfunction. I forget the name of the movie, but in it, the guy who gets cut gets slashed, pauses, then the blood pump malfunctions and sprays ALL of it at once. Everyone else momentarily has a shocked reaction, but keeps it together, and the slashed guy just... goes with it and slowly falls.
Dude I never caught on that y'all were basically striking and thought the channel just didn't do reactions anymore xD I'm appreciating the bombardment of reactions from lots of channels now lol
16:43 especially for a droid his age since he was created at the dawn of the jedi order
E1: Fallen jedi are a thing and they do not all become sith or inquisitors.
E2 Yes, Huyang is the GOAT. We need a droid episode with him, Chopper, and AP1.
No, you do not need the force to use a lightsaber, not even to use it well, but it certainly makes it so much more easy..
E3: in Filoni we trust. Everything EU/Legends that has not been explicitly and specifically contradicted. Remains available on the table and in the pool to be used, in part or in full.
This point in the saga is exactly where Heir to the Empire would fall (SHE SAID THE THING.... for a reason)
They are totally trolling us with a force ghost Anakin in the WbW with both of those lightsabers on his hip, yes.
🙏SHE SAID THE THING! 🙏
Heir to the Empire is coming!!
The Eye of Sion may be fast, but we have seen that effect before. Don't you remember when Hera jumped through a hanger Bay of a station into hyperspace?
Phoenix squadron got treated just like the unsecured cargo
By the hyperspace wake.
You also saw what happened to the inquisitor Marrok in the TOTJ episode where she killed the other inquisitor.
Here is my tinfoil hat theory:
The Henge is related to stargate technology.... 7 coordinates to navigate inside a Galaxy, 8 coordinates to travel to the next Galaxy, 9 Coordinates to travel thru time.
The death star ruins dagger map is ten thousand percent stupid.... Somebody who was working too long on the Pirates of the Caribbean scripts was led into a Star Wars room unsupervised.
They did just say in the episode that they were tracking the migratory pathsof the Purgill, That is what the map shows.... including their intergalactic route.
They're flopping around like they're real.
Clarus nods emphatically
26:17 Qui-Gon,s force ghost be like: “WTF seriously!?!?!?!?”
This girl is crazy attractive
When Ahsoka is in space on the ship, she has magnetic boots, which is how she is able to stay stabilized and reattach to the wing. 🎉
That isn't how physics works. Once she jumps, in space she just keeps going in the direction of the initial inertia: there is no gravity to complete the 'curved' jump she performs; to draw her back to the ship. She would just fly off into space. This fact is of course the least stupid thing about this scene.
@@nickcharles1284 not speaking on the physics of the scene other than when her boots make physical contact with the metal outside of the ship, that is how she just walks out on the wing and how when the wing comes back around while she is floating in space she is able to run down the wing into the ship
Well, you did write "RE attach" to the wing". Not 'stay attached". @@BassGilles
@nickcharles1284 Well, when she is floating in space, she has become detached from the ship, and when her boots make contact again, she reattaches...
Yessss. that is what is depicted. Refer again to my original post: once she shoved off, she (according to physics) should have just kept going on that trajectory, out into space. NOT curve back to the ship. There is no return thrust. And the gravity boots are not strong enough to do it. If they were that strong, she could not have jumped away in the first place. @@BassGilles
I think that Marrok(sp?) was part red herring and part Nightsister magic. The smoke was green, and as shown in clone wars and here with Morgan, nightsister magic is green. Resurrected spirit of nightbrother or inquisitor? Who knows, but that's my theory. It would have to have been Morgan.
Just a map of pathways to other galaxies that the pergal use. The pergal whales can travel to other galaxies. Much like the ring that was built.
Nerdy losing his damn mind and Clarus not knowing what the hell is going on. 😂🤣
That was Mustafar from Revenge of the Sith at the start of The Rise of Skywalker that Kylo fought in. Not the place Baylan and the others rally too
Wow i think don't that Ahsoka feels disconnected is the perfect description for her. Because i think that is exactly what she wants. She is almost desperately trying to avoid connection or to use a more Jedi term to avoid attachment. But i also feel like she has been failing at that bit also in the worst way possible. It was like you said in episode 1 with her first conversation with Sabine. The conversation felt like something so probably weren't meant to see like this was something deeply personal between them. You don't know what their relationship was like but you can feel the weight of its passing on them. So Ahsoka wants to disconnect but she is still end up being friendly toward Hera and she nearly kills Shin for "killing" Sabine
Have y'all seen HBO's "Rome" yet? That's when I first fell in love with Ray Stevenson, RIP.
I'm 49 going on 50. Chopper is now my favorite Star Wars character
I think Baylin Skoll (spelling) is unanimously thought to be the best part of Ahsoka. RIP Ray Stevenson.
I really loved this show as a whole. So much goodness.
I agree. I wish he was still with us to get a spinoff. His story seems so interesting. Not Jedi but not Sith either.
This is the reaction I was looking forward to after the strike ended!
It was a mistake to have her watch this before finishing Rebels.
marrok was reanimated inquisitor risen by nightsister magic, about the map u will see in the future episodes and it has connection to the star whales , world beetwen world is a place where u have the smaller portals when u can see other events from past future and possibly alternate realities , anakin became force ghost and used to oppurtinity of ahsoka's near death experience to pull her to this world to teach her a lesson that u will see in future episode. About the deaging him it looks far better in the next episodes and they didn't deage him in kenobi coz for cost reasons.
I'm glad I finally discovered you two. You've got a great Scots/Irish look going on. You HAVE watched Tim Minchin's, "Prejudice" video already, yes?
Darth Beef is my favorite Disney Princess.
I actually kinda agree with the Ahsoka/Sabine relationship connection does fall flat a little.
Which is crazy because Baylan and Shin seem to come off more as a stronger and better connected relationship than the main characters. Idk but yes I just feel like they don’t have much respect or love for one another and Im not sure if the audience is supposed to feel that way about them.
Plot Armor is UNBREAKABLE!
Yall should do rebels and clone wars.
When is the next episodes getting on youtube?