I love everyone’s love and enthusiasm for Diana Lee Inosanto, but I was talking about Rosario using a stunt double in thier fight, not Lee herself. She’s a badass, and I was waiting for it for 8 episodes.
I completely understand your ott reactions for video BUT if you watch it constructively instead of rose tinted glasses, you will see the writing and action scenes are abysmal. There are soooo many holes in the scenes it is ridiculous. It really isn't very good, it's a shame because I lov3d Filonis Rebels as a series. Unfortunately he isn't a very good live action writer.
Diana Lee Inosanto is Bruce Lee's goddaughter and she's been studying Jeet Kune Do with her father for most of her life. She's a badass in the martial arts world, especially with weapons.
They brought Hayden into the series in just about every form possible. A memory in a world between worlds, a flashback, a training hologram and his Force ghost.
@@JAIstarkillerkid yeah I think when they're glowing and transparent like that they're projecting their consciousness to the physical world but since Anakin and Ahsoka were already in the cosmic force you're right it was just him
If I were to speculate, there needs to be a meetup of Luke and Ezra, since there's noone else left for the Jedi. In canon, there would be Leia and Han Solo etc, Hando or Rex if they're still alive...obviously some witchcraft shenanigans.
What a love letter to Anakin Skywalker. It makes you wish we could get more wise, powerful, and compassionate Anakin. I got emotional hearing Ahsoka tell Sabine that Anakin was always there for her. Always on her side. It hurts because that was who Anakin Skywalker was. He gave everything he had for the people he loved. Yet, when he needed someone... He got a Sith Lord pretending to be someone he could lean on. It's not fair... Wonderful series and can't wait for any more that we might get. In regards to Sabine being able to work with the Force, I find it fitting that it was during the fight. She gave herself to the Force in a dire moment. No want for tricks. No brute force tactics. No blaster. Just a full on "I'm trusting in the Force fully to get me out of this" and I think that is what the series has been showing us with Sabine. That, until the moment she pulled the saber to her, she wasn't fully embracing the Force but, rather, treating it like a homework assignment when it required so much more. Love it. Loved the series. Loved the reactions. So good.
This felt like a redemption for Hayden Christensen, finally getting to play the more rounded and nuanced Anakin Skywalker that we knew from The Clone Wars.
This season was so freaking good. I'm really gonna miss Ray Stevenson. He really made Baylan such an interesting character. Can't wait to watch season 2 with you!
Fun fact regarding Morgan Elsbeth's actress, Diana Lee Inosanto..... In relation to her fight scenes, I have a feeling that was her doing the choreo herself. Apparently, she has a background in martial arts and has previously worked as a stuntwoman. Also, apparently, her godfather was *_Bruce Lee_* , with her father having been one of his students.
Her father is Daniel Inosanto, good friend of Bruce Lee, and martial arts weapons specialist. Inosanto was teacher to Bruce Lee, introducing him to nunchaku (not wing Chun, which was ip man).
She is martial arts royalty. One of the best stunt woman and great actress. Her family and closeness to Bruce Lee has enabled her to be one of the best martial artists in film and competition. Also step mom to a Red Ranger.
Her middle name is because of Bruce Lee, Diana Lee Inosanto. Her father is one of the most well-known, well-respected, and knowledgeable, Filipino martial artists in the world. Dan Inosanto also taught Bruce Lee the Filipino martial art, Kali. He was also one of the few people Bruce Lee gave permission to teach his martial art, Jeet Kune Do. And, he makes an appearance in the only scenes Bruce Lee filmed for ‘Game of Death’. He is the fighter with the two sticks, and he also uses nunchucks.
I was waiting for the moment when Sabine joined them after the crash and then said something like: did you see that maneuver? then ezra would respond: if using a ship as a battering ram and then falling to the ground was a maneuver, yes it was incredible. Then Ahsoka could say: you and my master would get along so well.
I think Sabine was subtly using the Force during some of the fight scenes, the way she was blocking shots with her vambraces means she was anticipating shots before they happened
It's already confirmed ,, after the Mandalorian season four comes out Season four it will be the last season of the Mandalorian but everything's already written
I hate to be the one to disagree. She’s able to push Ezra so effortlessly while even Luke needed more time to do that. But whatever. The episode was decent. I still give it a 7/10
@@IRLSuperbLuke grew up not believing in the Force (“that’s your uncle talking”) and, even in the presence of the great Yoda, was obstinate about what was possible. Sabine spent years alongside an actual Jedi and witnessed innumerable feats and wonders beyond any moisture farmboy’s dreams. Belief is a core component of Force skill. It’s not a video game stat, though practice is certainly helpful. Young Luke’s lack of belief was weighted by his impression the capabilities of the Force itself. Sabine’s belief has no such weight. Her only block was belief in herself. And that block had already been removed. Time and time again, new practitioners of Force skills are themselves forced to exceed their training in times of need; to dig deeply and outperform their practice. Luke in the trench run, Luke in the wampa cave, Rey in the first duel, Kanan atop the fuel tank, and so on. Moreover, they are on a Force-rich planet. Sabine’s Force push is entirely plausible and, as with so much else, shouldn’t be measured against a reluctant believer’s journey on Dagobah whose mind was never on where he was or what he was doing. For hers was very much in the moment, after years of training, and buoyed by both the necessities of the situation and the belief her friends had in her. (People need to stop using Luke as a metric if they’re going to ignore his mental state.)
I think what makes Thrawn v Ezra great is that Thrawn is a planning genius while Ezra is an adaptive genius (as is Ahsoka). So Thrawn plans for their improvisations, but can never plan for everything they might do. The last three episodes are basically Thrawn stalling the Jedi, feeding them small batches of forces piecemeal to buy time and let their improvisations play out, let them win as they are so likely to.
Ray Stevenson standing on a literal cliff and getting a cliffhanger really sucks. I loved him so much and I love his charachter. What a worthy final role.
I've seen a lot of "Here's why Ahsoka is terrible" videos, and I feel like people are missing the emotional core of this show. It's not perfect, it does have flaws, but they nail the emotional growth and connections. Anakin to Ahsoka, Ahsoka to Sabine. They do a great job of comparing and contrasting the two master/apprentice relationships.
Somewhat ironically I think the emotional moments are the weakest part of the show. Most of the writing and directing (I know these actors are talented) comes across fairly flat and dispassionate. The dialogue is clunky, but that isn’t totally unusual for Star Wars, but usually the characters infuse energy, but everything is delivered like the actors are on Ambien. You can see the bones of what could (with better writing) have been a much deeper emotional story for Sabine, Ezra, and Ahsoka (all child soldiers who now have to adjust to living in a time of peace), but it’s all kind of handwaved or rushed. For example: Ezra was trapped on a planet with no one that spoke Basic for a *DECADE* (longer than he was with the Ghost crew), but he could have just been on a summer vacation for the emotional impact it had. The idea that anyone can use the Force is fine, but *why* did Sabine seek out Ahsoka to become a Jedi? She’s already a badass Mandalorian. What was the emotional beat that informs why she’d make that choice? It’s sort of glossed over with “Ahsoka stopped training her because she wanted revenge for her parents dying”, but why start in the first place then? It’s just clumsy
Didn't bother me about Sabine being able to push Ezra. Once you unlock the connection, it flows, so it just took her finally tapping into it. With more training, she'll be able to do more.
The blade of Talzin belonged to the last great mother of Dathomir. Mother Talzin. She was felled during the Clone Wars by Palpatine/Sidious, Dooku and Grievous if I remember correctly. She was probably one of the most powerful witches of the sisterhood.
As for Sabine finally move something, the unlock came with her fully surrendering to the Force when she was being choked. Her doubts were her block. When she had no other choice, she surrendered completely.
They did not just pull a Narnia reference for the episode title. Nah seriously though, I’m actually kinda glad they didn’t kill off Thrawn. That means there’s more to expect in the future. It also gives me more time to dive into his novels to understand the lore.
There are plans for a movie which will be the conclusion of the mandoverse, where presumably thrawn will be the vilain, so he wasn't gonla die. You don't bring back thrawn to kill him in 4 episodes
@@raymondamador1487 her name's angela? How did I not know that. Anyways, I know she don't know what's happening next, I'm responding to the original comment about not killing off thrawn. Which would've been the single worst decision star wars related since the rey skywalker fiasco
Thinking back, the events of Sabine's journey in the Force parallels Luke's in a lot of ways. Late to know about it, had to learn to focus using a blaster visor to learn to feel with the Force, and the first real physical manipulation we see on screen is pulling their lightsaber to them when in danger (her with the zombie trooper, Luke with the Wampa). I'd expect that now that she's been able to actually manipulate it, we'll see a Yoda/Luke style training montage.
A lot of the stunt work by Morgan Elsbeth's actress may well be by Diana Lee Inosanto herself. The actress has a long history or martial arts and stunt work on her resume.
Anakin's ghost was a nice touch. And when Ezra landed the shuttle, for a moment I thought it was going to be an emissary from Thrawn announcing his return. Nice bit of sword play with the boss battle. Time to put disney back to bed till the next series.
I'm pretty sure Sabine reaching for her light saber was harkening back to the Empire Strikes Back when the resistance was Hoth and Luke needed to use the force to get his light saber to kill the Wompa.
Please no, at this point I consider the offshots the real continuation, not the new SW movies. Ahsoka being in this galaxy, toegther with the unexpected sidequest of that grey beard fallen jedi its going to be so much more interesting. This has really food vibes compared to the prequels and new movies which are drooling with cringe. I would be happy if they just keep making TV shows instead of movies. Even the name First Order was insanely cringe. Also, the pods Thrawn brought are 100% Dathomiri witches, so that plot is going to be really cool.
@@YouCountSheep they have to retcon how the first order comes to power so all of the suddenl in the sequels. They'll use thrawn/Ezra and Phoenix squadron as a way to head that direction in Filonis movie and then I think theyll use ahsoka, Sabine, shin and baylan in a separate show that focuses more on understanding the force. (This is all just a theory don't take it too seriously)
I feel like the hair has to be mentioned. What a great look. Also damn shame about not getting much follow up with Baylon. Having to recast Ray Stevenson (unless they're saving footage for season 2) will be a gut punch but unfortunately necessary. Great way to end this season.
I think a lot of fans -- including myself -- would not be on board with recasting his role. Even if they got the most perfect person who looked the part, was a great actor, with great presence, it wouldn't be the same. Ray made that role his own.
I saw some others mention using Rory McCann (The Hound) or Gerald Butler. Whoever it is has to be able to exude the amount of gravitas that Ray had and I think either of those choices could carry it off.
I wonder if actors have to sign over the continued use of their likeness just in case they die so unexpected deaths don't effect ongoing stories. Especially since it's taking years to spin out these stories.
A long time ago when I was a little boy in Mexico I knew Darth Vader as Mal Vader (Bad Vader) and now Anakin is a redeemed force ghost who watches over Ahsoka like a father and it's magical.
Great commentary and reaction! Resonated a lot with how I feel about it. I think it was both really sweet and pretty unique that Ezra shared the same lightsaber emitter as his master. The Blade of Talzin was actually used previously by Mother Talzin in back in the Clone Wars! What an epic way to bring it back. One minor thing about the Bendu thought -- I believe he says "defeat," not death.
17:02 We have seen her fight in Mandalorian, she had the Beskar spear, remember? 22:40 Those statues are of the Father, Daughter and Son. Im pretty sure Anakin is the Father. The Mortis stuff from Clone Wars is not done.
Did you notice the cinematographer? She's the wife of Sam Riegel, who plays Scanlon Shorthalt in Critical Role, the animated series on Prime. So much to look forward to in Season 2! (Episode 1: Return of the Pergill?) R.I.P. Ray. May the Force be with you.
That's Mother Talzin's blade, she was the only Mother leading Dathomir until General Greivous wiped out the Night Sisters. Mother Talzin fought Mace Windu with that blade, so cool to see it in live action! :D
As much as I loved the undead night troopers; something that was even cooler for me was that most of them seemingly aren't dead...they are just hardened and fanatical after years of exile; hence they are fine to sacrifice themselves as a way for the witchcraft to work. That's how an imperial remnant should be; hardcore beyond reason
Again, your reactions are just so pure and great. Seeing Anakin got me as well. I think that Liev Schreiber could be a capable recast of Baylon with dyed grey hair/beard.
Luv to pick your brain on this season! I kinda feel in earlier episodes people were referencing Ahsoka as Galndalf the White, who was sent back until their task was done. I felt that's how this episode felt to me when it ended. The first thing I felt when I saw force ghost Anakin was "Anakin will always be with you."
Terrific hair, terrific job on the series .. .. My bet is because of the strike, a lot of what would have been in Season 2 will now roll into 'HEIR TO THE EMPIRE' in a couple years .. ..
Awsome reaction like always, Love this finale the fights between the Night Troopers are awsome and it was emotinal seeing sabine helping Ezra got on to the ship with the force, can't wait for season 2. And Baylan is planning something, and he’s usually step ahead of everyone. There’s clearly something on Peridea that Baylan needs. He spoke to Shin about seeking “the beginning,” and a power that will allow him to end the cycle of conflict and bloodshed that’s been driving the galaxy for millennia i think Baylan plan is destroying the force becouse this show been hinting at KOTOR (Knights Of the Old Republic Game) since the beginning, Baylan in the episode 6 said something about a calling to him that he was tired of ideia of the jedi and the empire, thats recalls to me to a character in the game called Traya’s she does not want to merely turn one Jedi to the dark side, or even to rule the galaxy. Her goal is nothing less than the total and utter destruction of the Force. To Kreia, the Force itself is inherently evil. It rules the galaxy on a whim, orchestrating wars on a monolithic scale, leaving trillions to die in the crossfire over the millennia. She uses the events that nearly destroyed Malachor to make her point. Just in the prior fifteen years, the Force, acting mainly through the Jedi and Sith, has taken this series of bloody, convoluted steps to “balance” the galaxy. (But i guess that wont happen becouse of the passing of Ray Stevenson) hope that Shin Hati pick up where Baylan left) And The Mortis Gods was a huge reveal. The Father represented balance. and originally wanted Anakin Skywalker to replace him. The Son represented the Dark side and the Daughter represented the light. The Daughter gave her life to save Ahsoka's life which may be why her statue was destroyed, although it's surmised that the owl that seems to always follow Ahsoka around may be the spirit of the Daughter. There was also a Mother who represented chaos and was banished. I think the prevailing theory is that it's the Mother, the personification of chaos, who is calling to Baylan Skoll Lets see if my theory is currect. And Overall, this series had two functions: Ahsoka’s character journey and bringing Thrawn back to the galaxy. As someone who is a die-hard believer that character development is plot, this is plenty for me, but I understand if there are people who wants more than that. And We have to remember that there’s still another series, Skeleton Crew, to come in the Mandoverse before we get the complete conclusion of Filoni and Jon Favreau’s overarching story. Keep up the amazing work.
Enjoyed all your reactions. This was an awesome series. I love how Thrawn was portray. A bad buy who does not get angry at failure, and does not underestimate a Jedi opponent. Now it time to play some Star Citizen. Baylan is doing what I though Thrawn would have done. This opens up all kinds of possibilities for new stories in the Star Wars Universe.
I'm guessing how the story left off they are going to have to recast Baylan's character. The actress that is playing Morgan has been practicing martial arts since she was a little girl her father trained with Bruce Lee and Bruce Lee was her Godfather So I'm guessing that really is her performing the stunts.
Either that or they pull a black panther and make it so he died off screen and in his memory shin will pick up his plan. Seeing how he was on a statue of the father and there was a painting of the father, son and daughter to access the world between world on lothal, it's possible it has somethilg to do with it and this is how ahsoka and sabine will go back in their galaxy
*many of the stunts. It’s absolutely not her for all of it. These days, you wouldn’t unnecessarily put a featured actor in peril of injury, even if only to preserve the shooting schedule. Disney Plus series are not Mission Impossible movies (and even Tom Cruise got injured and slowed production). Moreover, you can tell the moments when it’s not her face, even though they did a decent job of concealing it in the blocking and framing. She’s still amazing, but it would be unwise to let her do high speed stuff or the falls and drops. And I’ll bet she would be happy to mentor her own stunt double, and give work to one of the most underappreciated professions in the industry.
People complaining about Sabine being Rey 2.0 obviously did not watch Ahsoka or Rebels. Sabine had more than ten minutes of training and had been trying to access the force for years. She had a block (as mentioned by Kanan). It was lifted as she gained love with her Master and trust in her friend.
They are saying she's like Rey?? It's literally the opposite ascension. Sounds more like "girl uses force? I hate it" I was only disappointed in the zero Force hints. Have the cup shake or Shin's hair move, but going from nothing to force pushing Ezra on a ship seemed like a huge jump (literally and figuratively)
22:42 I expected Baylan to stand in front of a Zepho statue there at the end but didn't expect to see the Wills: the Father, Son and Daughter. Baylan mights still be unknowingly searching for the Zepho but maybe with those statues there, there might instead or also be a connection to the world between worlds and/ or to Abeloth (who was "The Mother" and bringer of chaos in legends I think) as well.
Season 2 synopsis. The Mother (Abeloth) was banished to this planet turns out she was a Nightsister or the original Nightsister its where they draw their power from, Baylon empowered by the Mother after finding her has to fight Ahsoka and Sabine, Shin then turns to the lightside taking up Ahsoka's offer and helps Ahsoka and Sabine along with some big assist from Anakin to defeat Baylon and the Mother, since this place is connected to the Mortis gods there is a portal here to the world between worlds, now that they are all force sensitive (assuming you have to be force sensitive to use the world between worlds since we haven't seen anyone else in it) Ahsoka, Sabine, and Shin go through it to get home. They keep talking about how old Huyang is and that comes into play because its going to be like 100 years before he can fly home but thats not a long time to him given he's thousands of years old already. I wonder who they are going to replace Ray Stevenson with though.
They're working on getting George Clooney to recast as Baylan Skoll. Big shoes to fill but he may have enough presence to pull it off. BTW your hair (which is always great) looks awesome this reaction.
Love that you can hear some inspiration from Saint-Saëns's Danse Macabre when the night troopers start standing up again. Oh look, another LotR reference with Baylen standing on the Argonath. FLG: " Take that helmet off!" Ezra: [takes his helmet off]
Another good one. Keep up the good work. Speculation for season 2; Ezra is going to start Jacen Syndulla's training while Sabine and Ahsoka recruit Shin and the mercenaries to stop whatever takes Baylans place in the narrative.
Not a stunt double. That is Dianna Inosanto. Her father is Dan Inosanto who trained and was best friends with Bruce Lee. Dianna has been training in multiple disciplines, including Jeet Kune Do which was the art Bruce Lee invented and Dan Inosanto taught to his daughter. Dianna is also an expert in multiple weapons. Incidentally, Dan Inosanto trained Denzel Washington for his film, The Book of Eli
@funnylilgalreacts You could be right. I've been following her Instagram. These episodes were shot & finished last year but she's been training since 2021 so, it could be her in a lot of those shots...who knows.
You know you look a little like Daisy Ridley! I really love your enthusiasm about Ashoka! Its quite amazing as a series I look forward to many more of your reaction videos! This is my first one and I’m entertained so far!
*grabs popcorn waiting for you to cry because of Dave* 11:20 I see tears. The blade of Talzin was the sword that she used to fight Mace Windu in season 6 of The Clone Wars when she was close to being Resurrected. Dave got DEEP cuts
@@funnylilgalreacts it happens. Not everybody has done what I did which is a full canon run-through of all of Star Wars in chronological order starting with the Dooku/Qui-Gon episode of TOTJ( yes my Marathon has been stalled but I have at least made an up to season 1 of Mandalorian and at last report it was to jailbreak episode). None of us will fault you not recognizing the name especially considering how many people don't know who mother Talzin is or the fact that she fought Mace Windu while he and Jar Jar were trying to save the force essence of many people including a queen who absolutely loved to Jar Jar
Interesting note that the TIE Fighter sound was inspired by the "Horn of Jericho" siren installed on the German Stuka dive bomber of WW2 fame. Great reaction as ever! Can't wait for Season 2!
I am pretty sure there was a lot more involved with Baylan's story but they cut it all out and just gave him that one final scene to sum it all up in the best way possible and give him a proper send off. Given Ray's sad and untimely death, I feel like this leaves it in a place where they could end his story and not have to leave a bunch unsaid. If anything, he may have left a message for Shin to follow in his footsteps in the next season (which I hope there is one before the movie). RIP Ray. You were a treasure to this series.
Ezra reunion with Hera was so perfect! , except they didn’t even show them” hugging “ each other. That scene basically cut thru to next scenes. I was disappointed. Star destroyer going thru hyperspace at mega speed was so epic!!!
I've played table top dice and paper rpg's for years, with Star Wars being one of them. I would love to see a new character class for a Force Monk, someone who wields it without usiing a sabre. That could be really interesting.
I can't believe they brought Undead Troopers to live action. Makes sense though, pretty sure Dave Filoni played SWG and that was a big event in the game. They sort of redid it by making it Dathomir Magic turning them into zombies rather than a bio-weapon but, still. Makes sense with the whole ship being named Eye of Sion, Marrok's deal, all of it. Also the red bindings of rope on the armor make more sense now stylistically. In traditional depictions the Undead Stormtroopers are pretty torn up and they can't exactly show gore so. What gives the impression of desiccation and necrosis from an exterior perspective? Red rope. I'm sure there is also some cultural parallels they were going for.
I love everyone’s love and enthusiasm for Diana Lee Inosanto, but I was talking about Rosario using a stunt double in thier fight, not Lee herself. She’s a badass, and I was waiting for it for 8 episodes.
I just have to say your hair is gorgeous this episode! Wow!
I completely understand your ott reactions for video BUT if you watch it constructively instead of rose tinted glasses, you will see the writing and action scenes are abysmal. There are soooo many holes in the scenes it is ridiculous. It really isn't very good, it's a shame because I lov3d Filonis Rebels as a series. Unfortunately he isn't a very good live action writer.
@terramarkov6627that's disgusting. Reported
Diana Lee Inosanto is Bruce Lee's goddaughter and she's been studying Jeet Kune Do with her father for most of her life. She's a badass in the martial arts world, especially with weapons.
"Do they have tome for this? I dont think they have time for this." She is channeling her inner Sokka
9:54 The “Blade of Talzin” refers to the blade that Mother Talzin used in a lightsaber duel with Mace Windu in The Clone Wars.
I believe she also used it in the battle against Sidious, Dooku and Grievous in the ‘Son of Dathomir’
@@DavidPrice-ml2zvYup
RIP Morgan Le Nightsister. A formidable foe was she.
They brought Hayden into the series in just about every form possible. A memory in a world between worlds, a flashback, a training hologram and his Force ghost.
That wasn't a memory that was force ghost Anakin the world between worlds is in cosmic force hence he didn't need to glow
@@lordfoul6259 I'd say he was never a force ghost (final shot aside) he was just him.
@@JAIstarkillerkid yeah I think when they're glowing and transparent like that they're projecting their consciousness to the physical world but since Anakin and Ahsoka were already in the cosmic force you're right it was just him
The scene on the cliffs hearing the lightsabers seems was in part to clarify to viewers this was actually happening, not a memory.
When an ending feels like a beginning. I don't know what they're doing after this, but I'm all for it
If I were to speculate, there needs to be a meetup of Luke and Ezra, since there's noone else left for the Jedi. In canon, there would be Leia and Han Solo etc, Hando or Rex if they're still alive...obviously some witchcraft shenanigans.
What a love letter to Anakin Skywalker. It makes you wish we could get more wise, powerful, and compassionate Anakin. I got emotional hearing Ahsoka tell Sabine that Anakin was always there for her. Always on her side. It hurts because that was who Anakin Skywalker was. He gave everything he had for the people he loved. Yet, when he needed someone... He got a Sith Lord pretending to be someone he could lean on. It's not fair... Wonderful series and can't wait for any more that we might get. In regards to Sabine being able to work with the Force, I find it fitting that it was during the fight. She gave herself to the Force in a dire moment. No want for tricks. No brute force tactics. No blaster. Just a full on "I'm trusting in the Force fully to get me out of this" and I think that is what the series has been showing us with Sabine. That, until the moment she pulled the saber to her, she wasn't fully embracing the Force but, rather, treating it like a homework assignment when it required so much more. Love it. Loved the series. Loved the reactions. So good.
Lol how? What even are the rules for Force Ghosts? Another galaxy? no problem. Your own kids? Sorry. Only during parties.
After all the people he enslaved, tortured, and killed; it's nice to know he gets a happy ghost life and is cute again!💕
This felt like a redemption for Hayden Christensen, finally getting to play the more rounded and nuanced Anakin Skywalker that we knew from The Clone Wars.
This season was so freaking good. I'm really gonna miss Ray Stevenson. He really made Baylan such an interesting character. Can't wait to watch season 2 with you!
Fun fact regarding Morgan Elsbeth's actress, Diana Lee Inosanto..... In relation to her fight scenes, I have a feeling that was her doing the choreo herself. Apparently, she has a background in martial arts and has previously worked as a stuntwoman. Also, apparently, her godfather was *_Bruce Lee_* , with her father having been one of his students.
Her father is Daniel Inosanto, good friend of Bruce Lee, and martial arts weapons specialist. Inosanto was teacher to Bruce Lee, introducing him to nunchaku (not wing Chun, which was ip man).
She is martial arts royalty. One of the best stunt woman and great actress. Her family and closeness to Bruce Lee has enabled her to be one of the best martial artists in film and competition. Also step mom to a Red Ranger.
@@rnkelly36 Mike was also a Tusken Raider in BoBF. Dude is a super awesome person too.
@@BaronEmjay I follow his social media. He gives a good behind the scenes look at things.
Her middle name is because of Bruce Lee, Diana Lee Inosanto. Her father is one of the most well-known, well-respected, and knowledgeable, Filipino martial artists in the world. Dan Inosanto also taught Bruce Lee the Filipino martial art, Kali. He was also one of the few people Bruce Lee gave permission to teach his martial art, Jeet Kune Do. And, he makes an appearance in the only scenes Bruce Lee filmed for ‘Game of Death’. He is the fighter with the two sticks, and he also uses nunchucks.
I was waiting for the moment when Sabine joined them after the crash and then said something like: did you see that maneuver?
then ezra would respond: if using a ship as a battering ram and then falling to the ground was a maneuver, yes it was incredible.
Then Ahsoka could say: you and my master would get along so well.
"Ezra is shenanigans; Thrawn is just military." That's why Starbuck and Lee are such a great combo. Or Starbuck and Adama (or Tigh).
The Tie Fighter noise *_Never_* gets old. It can still make a person smile & feel dread, at exactly the same time.
I think Sabine was subtly using the Force during some of the fight scenes, the way she was blocking shots with her vambraces means she was anticipating shots before they happened
It’s poetic that the only people to leave that galaxy were the ones that were stuck there
I’m so happy for Sabine, and so proud of her 🥹😭 I love this show so much. I need a season 2 announcement like…NOW
It's already confirmed ,, after the Mandalorian season four comes out Season four it will be the last season of the Mandalorian but everything's already written
Darth Selfish? She put her widdle feelings over the fate of the entire galaxy. I guess the dark side is fast acting .
I hate to be the one to disagree. She’s able to push Ezra so effortlessly while even Luke needed more time to do that. But whatever. The episode was decent. I still give it a 7/10
@@IRLSuperbLuke grew up not believing in the Force (“that’s your uncle talking”) and, even in the presence of the great Yoda, was obstinate about what was possible.
Sabine spent years alongside an actual Jedi and witnessed innumerable feats and wonders beyond any moisture farmboy’s dreams.
Belief is a core component of Force skill. It’s not a video game stat, though practice is certainly helpful.
Young Luke’s lack of belief was weighted by his impression the capabilities of the Force itself.
Sabine’s belief has no such weight. Her only block was belief in herself. And that block had already been removed.
Time and time again, new practitioners of Force skills are themselves forced to exceed their training in times of need; to dig deeply and outperform their practice. Luke in the trench run, Luke in the wampa cave, Rey in the first duel, Kanan atop the fuel tank, and so on.
Moreover, they are on a Force-rich planet.
Sabine’s Force push is entirely plausible and, as with so much else, shouldn’t be measured against a reluctant believer’s journey on Dagobah whose mind was never on where he was or what he was doing. For hers was very much in the moment, after years of training, and buoyed by both the necessities of the situation and the belief her friends had in her.
(People need to stop using Luke as a metric if they’re going to ignore his mental state.)
@@stevena.7022It's the will of the Force.
I think what makes Thrawn v Ezra great is that Thrawn is a planning genius while Ezra is an adaptive genius (as is Ahsoka). So Thrawn plans for their improvisations, but can never plan for everything they might do. The last three episodes are basically Thrawn stalling the Jedi, feeding them small batches of forces piecemeal to buy time and let their improvisations play out, let them win as they are so likely to.
9:52 That might be the blade Mother Talzin conjured and used to fight Mace Windu in that one clone wars arc with Mace and Jar Jar.
It is......I looked
Ray Stevenson standing on a literal cliff and getting a cliffhanger really sucks. I loved him so much and I love his charachter. What a worthy final role.
I've seen a lot of "Here's why Ahsoka is terrible" videos, and I feel like people are missing the emotional core of this show. It's not perfect, it does have flaws, but they nail the emotional growth and connections. Anakin to Ahsoka, Ahsoka to Sabine. They do a great job of comparing and contrasting the two master/apprentice relationships.
Somewhat ironically I think the emotional moments are the weakest part of the show. Most of the writing and directing (I know these actors are talented) comes across fairly flat and dispassionate. The dialogue is clunky, but that isn’t totally unusual for Star Wars, but usually the characters infuse energy, but everything is delivered like the actors are on Ambien. You can see the bones of what could (with better writing) have been a much deeper emotional story for Sabine, Ezra, and Ahsoka (all child soldiers who now have to adjust to living in a time of peace), but it’s all kind of handwaved or rushed. For example: Ezra was trapped on a planet with no one that spoke Basic for a *DECADE* (longer than he was with the Ghost crew), but he could have just been on a summer vacation for the emotional impact it had. The idea that anyone can use the Force is fine, but *why* did Sabine seek out Ahsoka to become a Jedi? She’s already a badass Mandalorian. What was the emotional beat that informs why she’d make that choice? It’s sort of glossed over with “Ahsoka stopped training her because she wanted revenge for her parents dying”, but why start in the first place then? It’s just clumsy
Didn't bother me about Sabine being able to push Ezra. Once you unlock the connection, it flows, so it just took her finally tapping into it. With more training, she'll be able to do more.
I loved that moment, "I try... I do, I do." They didn't even have to quote Yoda and we all knew what was going on there.
The blade of Talzin belonged to the last great mother of Dathomir. Mother Talzin. She was felled during the Clone Wars by Palpatine/Sidious, Dooku and Grievous if I remember correctly. She was probably one of the most powerful witches of the sisterhood.
You almost got through an episode without crying- almost
As for Sabine finally move something, the unlock came with her fully surrendering to the Force when she was being choked. Her doubts were her block. When she had no other choice, she surrendered completely.
"Is she excited or scared?"
*Yes*
Bendu saw Thrawn's "defeat," not his "death." The prophecy might still have a double meaning, but it still seems like it was referring to the Purgil.
Beautiful Authentic Reaction
"Senator Xiono. He needs to watch his back. Chopper's after him." 🤣🤣🤣 I busted out laughing when you said this.
Before Lightsabers, Force users used to imbue the force into swords in a similar fashion to the Blade of Talzin. Both for the light side and dark.
They did not just pull a Narnia reference for the episode title.
Nah seriously though, I’m actually kinda glad they didn’t kill off Thrawn. That means there’s more to expect in the future. It also gives me more time to dive into his novels to understand the lore.
They did pull a Narnia reference. The Admiral Thrawn trilogy are the best books in the Star Wars universe. Second is the Han Solo trilogy.
There are plans for a movie which will be the conclusion of the mandoverse, where presumably thrawn will be the vilain, so he wasn't gonla die. You don't bring back thrawn to kill him in 4 episodes
@@docomega7862 True. Though Angela was just spitting out theories, cause she didn't know what was going to happen.
@@raymondamador1487 her name's angela? How did I not know that. Anyways, I know she don't know what's happening next, I'm responding to the original comment about not killing off thrawn. Which would've been the single worst decision star wars related since the rey skywalker fiasco
@@docomega7862 Agree again. Yes her name is Angela and she lives in Las Vegas. I've been watching her channel for a long time. She's a good reactor.
Thinking back, the events of Sabine's journey in the Force parallels Luke's in a lot of ways. Late to know about it, had to learn to focus using a blaster visor to learn to feel with the Force, and the first real physical manipulation we see on screen is pulling their lightsaber to them when in danger (her with the zombie trooper, Luke with the Wampa). I'd expect that now that she's been able to actually manipulate it, we'll see a Yoda/Luke style training montage.
A lot of the stunt work by Morgan Elsbeth's actress may well be by Diana Lee Inosanto herself. The actress has a long history or martial arts and stunt work on her resume.
Is that Dan's kid?
@@stevena.7022Affirmative.
I loved your reaction, as always, but I must say, I couldn't help but notice the hair is on point today!
Anakin's ghost was a nice touch. And when Ezra landed the shuttle, for a moment I thought it was going to be an emissary from Thrawn announcing his return. Nice bit of sword play with the boss battle. Time to put disney back to bed till the next series.
Not tuning in for _The Acolyte_ ? But -- but Wookiee Jedi
Hexagons and pentagons! Cool necklace.
I’ve been reading a lot about their importance in the universe.
Great video by the way! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm enjoying the build up of your back wall displays as much as the reactions themselves at this point :D
I'm pretty sure Sabine reaching for her light saber was harkening back to the Empire Strikes Back when the resistance was Hoth and Luke needed to use the force to get his light saber to kill the Wompa.
Pretty sure it was from Mallrats
Lovely reaction as usual... your hair looks insanely beautiful😍
Great reaction, Angela. Happy to see you enjoyed this season. 🌹☮️🌹
Hope Thrawn gets into the movies.
Please no, at this point I consider the offshots the real continuation, not the new SW movies. Ahsoka being in this galaxy, toegther with the unexpected sidequest of that grey beard fallen jedi its going to be so much more interesting. This has really food vibes compared to the prequels and new movies which are drooling with cringe.
I would be happy if they just keep making TV shows instead of movies. Even the name First Order was insanely cringe.
Also, the pods Thrawn brought are 100% Dathomiri witches, so that plot is going to be really cool.
Wait! What’s going on the Night Troopers? They appeared to be undead!
@@YouCountSheep they have to retcon how the first order comes to power so all of the suddenl in the sequels. They'll use thrawn/Ezra and Phoenix squadron as a way to head that direction in Filonis movie and then I think theyll use ahsoka, Sabine, shin and baylan in a separate show that focuses more on understanding the force.
(This is all just a theory don't take it too seriously)
Can we talk about how amazing the music this episode was? Gave me chills in every scene, especially the piano theme at the end.
I very much enjoyed your journey thru Ahsoka. I am so glad you were happy with what they did with Anakin
I feel like the hair has to be mentioned. What a great look.
Also damn shame about not getting much follow up with Baylon. Having to recast Ray Stevenson (unless they're saving footage for season 2) will be a gut punch but unfortunately necessary. Great way to end this season.
I think a lot of fans -- including myself -- would not be on board with recasting his role. Even if they got the most perfect person who looked the part, was a great actor, with great presence, it wouldn't be the same. Ray made that role his own.
I saw some others mention using Rory McCann (The Hound) or Gerald Butler. Whoever it is has to be able to exude the amount of gravitas that Ray had and I think either of those choices could carry it off.
I wonder if actors have to sign over the continued use of their likeness just in case they die so unexpected deaths don't effect ongoing stories. Especially since it's taking years to spin out these stories.
@@swanchamp5136 CGI and deepfake technology are one of the issues on the table right now with the actors strike.
Season 2 has not been confirmed yet my Dave or Disney ... sadly vership was pretty low for this series so second season is still up in the air.
A long time ago when I was a little boy in Mexico I knew Darth Vader as Mal Vader (Bad Vader) and now Anakin is a redeemed force ghost who watches over Ahsoka like a father and it's magical.
Go Sabine! I luv her story arc so much. 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
I've been really enjoying your videos! Thank you!
Great commentary and reaction! Resonated a lot with how I feel about it.
I think it was both really sweet and pretty unique that Ezra shared the same lightsaber emitter as his master.
The Blade of Talzin was actually used previously by Mother Talzin in back in the Clone Wars! What an epic way to bring it back.
One minor thing about the Bendu thought -- I believe he says "defeat," not death.
17:02 We have seen her fight in Mandalorian, she had the Beskar spear, remember?
22:40 Those statues are of the Father, Daughter and Son. Im pretty sure Anakin is the Father. The Mortis stuff from Clone Wars is not done.
I know I’ve been dying to watch her fight again!
Did you notice the cinematographer? She's the wife of Sam Riegel, who plays Scanlon Shorthalt in Critical Role, the animated series on Prime.
So much to look forward to in Season 2! (Episode 1: Return of the Pergill?)
R.I.P. Ray.
May the Force be with you.
“Is this what an angina feels like” lol nice.
I really loved this show… Really tugged at the emotions for me. ❤😊
That's Mother Talzin's blade, she was the only Mother leading Dathomir until General Greivous wiped out the Night Sisters. Mother Talzin fought Mace Windu with that blade, so cool to see it in live action! :D
Now that he's back in the galaxy, I *_need_* Ezra at some point in season two to claim that he's Jabba the Hutt 😁😁
Can you imagine Ezra meeting Luke, Han, Leia (or anyone from the original trilogy) and introducing himself as Jabba?
Some villain: And just who are you exactly?
Ezra: Jabba the Hutt.
The villain: Jabba the Hutt is dead?
Ezra: He's what?!
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Thank you for the notification... Watching once it's here for me, 10min or less to go😉
As much as I loved the undead night troopers; something that was even cooler for me was that most of them seemingly aren't dead...they are just hardened and fanatical after years of exile; hence they are fine to sacrifice themselves as a way for the witchcraft to work. That's how an imperial remnant should be; hardcore beyond reason
I agree. "No, this is new." Ezra confirms that he hadn't seen resurrection before. Just makes them more terrifying.
I love that Thrawn wants to bring the Empire "back from the dead." So he does it literally.
"Do they have tome for this? I dont think they have time for this." She channeling her inner Sokka
😂 he’s definitely left an impression on me
Again, your reactions are just so pure and great. Seeing Anakin got me as well. I think that Liev Schreiber could be a capable recast of Baylon with dyed grey hair/beard.
Diana Lee Inosanto is related to Bruce Lee and grew up in a family of martial artists. She does not need a body double for those scenes :D
Luv to pick your brain on this season! I kinda feel in earlier episodes people were referencing Ahsoka as Galndalf the White, who was sent back until their task was done. I felt that's how this episode felt to me when it ended. The first thing I felt when I saw force ghost Anakin was "Anakin will always be with you."
SUPER EPIC!
Gotta Love it when Sabine & Ashoka pull the 'ol Marty Mcfly, & jump off the building & onto the Delorean !! B-)
The blade of Talzin is Mother Talzin’s sword from TCW.
So awesome, I love watching your reaction and channel ❤🫡
How is your hair so perfect 😭😭😭 ughhh, love you & your reviews, your energy literally makes my day.
12:34 "noo.. not the Nazi!" this what i have heard, im sorry XD Great reaction!
I heard it too
I see Sabine connecting with the force is akin to a parent lifting a car off of their child … adrenaline can do amazing thins
Terrific hair, terrific job on the series .. .. My bet is because of the strike, a lot of what would have been in Season 2 will now roll into 'HEIR TO THE EMPIRE' in a couple years .. ..
Ahsoka vs Morgan was such a good fight ! And the music wow !
Awsome reaction like always, Love this finale the fights between the Night Troopers are awsome and it was emotinal seeing sabine helping Ezra got on to the ship with the force, can't wait for season 2. And Baylan is planning something, and he’s usually step ahead of everyone. There’s clearly something on Peridea that Baylan needs. He spoke to Shin about seeking “the beginning,” and a power that will allow him to end the cycle of conflict and bloodshed that’s been driving the galaxy for millennia i think Baylan plan is destroying the force becouse this show been hinting at KOTOR (Knights Of the Old Republic Game) since the beginning, Baylan in the episode 6 said something about a calling to him that he was tired of ideia of the jedi and the empire, thats recalls to me to a character in the game called Traya’s she does not want to merely turn one Jedi to the dark side, or even to rule the galaxy. Her goal is nothing less than the total and utter destruction of the Force. To Kreia, the Force itself is inherently evil. It rules the galaxy on a whim, orchestrating wars on a monolithic scale, leaving trillions to die in the crossfire over the millennia. She uses the events that nearly destroyed Malachor to make her point. Just in the prior fifteen years, the Force, acting mainly through the Jedi and Sith, has taken this series of bloody, convoluted steps to “balance” the galaxy. (But i guess that wont happen becouse of the passing of Ray Stevenson) hope that Shin Hati pick up where Baylan left) And The Mortis Gods was a huge reveal. The Father represented balance. and originally wanted Anakin Skywalker to replace him. The Son represented the Dark side and the Daughter represented the light. The Daughter gave her life to save Ahsoka's life which may be why her statue was destroyed, although it's surmised that the owl that seems to always follow Ahsoka around may be the spirit of the Daughter. There was also a Mother who represented chaos and was banished. I think the prevailing theory is that it's the Mother, the personification of chaos, who is calling to Baylan Skoll Lets see if my theory is currect.
And Overall, this series had two functions: Ahsoka’s character journey and bringing Thrawn back to the galaxy. As someone who is a die-hard believer that character development is plot, this is plenty for me, but I understand if there are people who wants more than that. And We have to remember that there’s still another series, Skeleton Crew, to come in the Mandoverse before we get the complete conclusion of Filoni and Jon Favreau’s overarching story. Keep up the amazing work.
This is Ray Stevenson's last appearance as Baylen Skoll. He passed away on May 2023.
Enjoyed all your reactions. This was an awesome series. I love how Thrawn was portray. A bad buy who does not get angry at failure, and does not underestimate a Jedi opponent.
Now it time to play some Star Citizen.
Baylan is doing what I though Thrawn would have done. This opens up all kinds of possibilities for new stories in the Star Wars Universe.
Just imagine When Ezra will Meet Jason... Tears !!! Niagara fall's like tears !!!
I'm guessing how the story left off they are going to have to recast Baylan's character. The actress that is playing Morgan has been practicing martial arts since she was a little girl her father trained with Bruce Lee and Bruce Lee was her Godfather So I'm guessing that really is her performing the stunts.
Either that or they pull a black panther and make it so he died off screen and in his memory shin will pick up his plan. Seeing how he was on a statue of the father and there was a painting of the father, son and daughter to access the world between world on lothal, it's possible it has somethilg to do with it and this is how ahsoka and sabine will go back in their galaxy
When I said the thing about it being a stunt double it was about Rosario not Diana.
*many of the stunts.
It’s absolutely not her for all of it. These days, you wouldn’t unnecessarily put a featured actor in peril of injury, even if only to preserve the shooting schedule.
Disney Plus series are not Mission Impossible movies (and even Tom Cruise got injured and slowed production).
Moreover, you can tell the moments when it’s not her face, even though they did a decent job of concealing it in the blocking and framing.
She’s still amazing, but it would be unwise to let her do high speed stuff or the falls and drops. And I’ll bet she would be happy to mentor her own stunt double, and give work to one of the most underappreciated professions in the industry.
@@funnylilgalreacts Oh okay in terms of Rosario that probably was a stunt double Lol.
People complaining about Sabine being Rey 2.0 obviously did not watch Ahsoka or Rebels. Sabine had more than ten minutes of training and had been trying to access the force for years. She had a block (as mentioned by Kanan). It was lifted as she gained love with her Master and trust in her friend.
They are saying she's like Rey?? It's literally the opposite ascension. Sounds more like "girl uses force? I hate it"
I was only disappointed in the zero Force hints. Have the cup shake or Shin's hair move, but going from nothing to force pushing Ezra on a ship seemed like a huge jump (literally and figuratively)
"Hi, Hera." = "Hi, Mom." 😭
The first time i watched, i missed that Ahsoka was holding her remaining saber and the blade of Talzin when she felled Elsbeth.
22:42 I expected Baylan to stand in front of a Zepho statue there at the end but didn't expect to see the Wills: the Father, Son and Daughter. Baylan mights still be unknowingly searching for the Zepho but maybe with those statues there, there might instead or also be a connection to the world between worlds and/ or to Abeloth (who was "The Mother" and bringer of chaos in legends I think) as well.
Season 2 synopsis. The Mother (Abeloth) was banished to this planet turns out she was a Nightsister or the original Nightsister its where they draw their power from, Baylon empowered by the Mother after finding her has to fight Ahsoka and Sabine, Shin then turns to the lightside taking up Ahsoka's offer and helps Ahsoka and Sabine along with some big assist from Anakin to defeat Baylon and the Mother, since this place is connected to the Mortis gods there is a portal here to the world between worlds, now that they are all force sensitive (assuming you have to be force sensitive to use the world between worlds since we haven't seen anyone else in it) Ahsoka, Sabine, and Shin go through it to get home. They keep talking about how old Huyang is and that comes into play because its going to be like 100 years before he can fly home but thats not a long time to him given he's thousands of years old already.
I wonder who they are going to replace Ray Stevenson with though.
She Is a stunt double and martial artist
Everyone keeps thinking I’m talking about Diana and I was talking about Rosario 😂
yes thats morai She was also in the Mandalorian season two , But not flying
Bendu didn't say Thrawn would die from many arms in a cold embrace, he said defeat.
They're working on getting George Clooney to recast as Baylan Skoll. Big shoes to fill but he may have enough presence to pull it off.
BTW your hair (which is always great) looks awesome this reaction.
Love that you can hear some inspiration from Saint-Saëns's Danse Macabre when the night troopers start standing up again.
Oh look, another LotR reference with Baylen standing on the Argonath.
FLG: " Take that helmet off!"
Ezra: [takes his helmet off]
When the "3 WITCHES" linked together and brought back the Dark Trooper from the dead, what is it you said? ... "Wicked". 😉
Another good one. Keep up the good work.
Speculation for season 2; Ezra is going to start Jacen Syndulla's training while Sabine and Ahsoka recruit Shin and the mercenaries to stop whatever takes Baylans place in the narrative.
Agreed
Not a stunt double. That is Dianna Inosanto. Her father is Dan Inosanto who trained and was best friends with Bruce Lee. Dianna has been training in multiple disciplines, including Jeet Kune Do which was the art Bruce Lee invented and Dan Inosanto taught to his daughter. Dianna is also an expert in multiple weapons.
Incidentally, Dan Inosanto trained Denzel Washington for his film, The Book of Eli
Oh I meant for Rosario. I’ve been waiting for Dianna to do her thing all season!
@funnylilgalreacts You could be right. I've been following her Instagram. These episodes were shot & finished last year but she's been training since 2021 so, it could be her in a lot of those shots...who knows.
You know you look a little like Daisy Ridley! I really love your enthusiasm about Ashoka! Its quite amazing as a series I look forward to many more of your reaction videos! This is my first one and I’m entertained so far!
Baylon managed to become my favorite Star Wars villain in 8 episodes, sad the actor died. Would have loved to see him in this series
*grabs popcorn waiting for you to cry because of Dave* 11:20 I see tears. The blade of Talzin was the sword that she used to fight Mace Windu in season 6 of The Clone Wars when she was close to being Resurrected. Dave got DEEP cuts
I knew I recognize the name, but I was like unsure from where. I looked it up right afterwards, and I rolled my eyes at myself.
@@funnylilgalreacts it happens. Not everybody has done what I did which is a full canon run-through of all of Star Wars in chronological order starting with the Dooku/Qui-Gon episode of TOTJ( yes my Marathon has been stalled but I have at least made an up to season 1 of Mandalorian and at last report it was to jailbreak episode). None of us will fault you not recognizing the name especially considering how many people don't know who mother Talzin is or the fact that she fought Mace Windu while he and Jar Jar were trying to save the force essence of many people including a queen who absolutely loved to Jar Jar
Interesting note that the TIE Fighter sound was inspired by the "Horn of Jericho" siren installed on the German Stuka dive bomber of WW2 fame.
Great reaction as ever! Can't wait for Season 2!
I love how much you love what you love to watch… ❤
"is this what angina feels like" I SCREAMED LMAOOOO literally laughed out loud 🤣 great reaction, sad we won't see you next week
Zombie stormtroopers in kintsugi armor -- just in time for Halloween.
I am pretty sure there was a lot more involved with Baylan's story but they cut it all out and just gave him that one final scene to sum it all up in the best way possible and give him a proper send off. Given Ray's sad and untimely death, I feel like this leaves it in a place where they could end his story and not have to leave a bunch unsaid. If anything, he may have left a message for Shin to follow in his footsteps in the next season (which I hope there is one before the movie). RIP Ray. You were a treasure to this series.
The end scene with Anakin makes so much sense. His Force Ghost being on this planet... Filoni, the master of details unfold.
It's good to see Anakin as the proud father that he couldn't be for Luke.
Wasn't expecting a double upload. What a pleasant surprise
I feel like Shin is going to be the Vessel for the Mother AKA Abeloth. Who is a far greater threat than Thrawn and Palpatine could ever be.
Definitely Palpatine may be the devil of Star Wars but Abeloth is death incarnate
@@lordfoul6259 isn't she called the bringer of chaos??
@@claymccarthy6198 yup she's also called the queen of the stars
We ain’t getting Abeloth, IMO.
Ezra reunion with Hera was so perfect! , except they didn’t even show them” hugging “ each other. That scene basically cut thru to next scenes. I was disappointed. Star destroyer going thru hyperspace at mega speed was so epic!!!
I've played table top dice and paper rpg's for years, with Star Wars being one of them. I would love to see a new character class for a Force Monk, someone who wields it without usiing a sabre. That could be really interesting.
I can't believe they brought Undead Troopers to live action. Makes sense though, pretty sure Dave Filoni played SWG and that was a big event in the game. They sort of redid it by making it Dathomir Magic turning them into zombies rather than a bio-weapon but, still. Makes sense with the whole ship being named Eye of Sion, Marrok's deal, all of it. Also the red bindings of rope on the armor make more sense now stylistically. In traditional depictions the Undead Stormtroopers are pretty torn up and they can't exactly show gore so. What gives the impression of desiccation and necrosis from an exterior perspective? Red rope. I'm sure there is also some cultural parallels they were going for.