Star Wars: Rebels | 2x17 Reaction | The Honorable Ones
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Thanks so much for watching my reaction to Season 2 Episode 17 of #StarWars #Rebels "The Honorable Ones!" This was a truly BONKERS episode to see Zeb and Kallus connect the way they did, and to get Kallus's perspective on things!
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This has to be one of my favourite stories across all SW media, I just love how they make you feel for Kallus at the end
This is probably the first time SW ever humanized an imperial officer, very different but worked great
Kallus is a great character, no shame to feel for him. I think everyone did in this episode! ❤️
one of the best rebels episode, Kallus' character growth is so well written throughout the series
This is one of the best episodes of the whole series. When you feel true sympathy for the enemy, you have a good story at hand.
Zeb and Kallus are the definition of enemies to lovers. Their story is soo wholesome
This is great episode. Kallus watched Zeb get rescued, then see how happy his friends were to see him alive. He gets back and nobody cares, you can see that he looks to be having second thoughts about the Empire.
Geonosis has an arc in The Clone Wars about the zombie bugs and Ahsoka and Bariss. It is also the same planet where Anakin, Obi-Wan and Padme fight the beasts in the arena in Attack of the Clones and has the first official battle of the Clone Wars
So actually it was even worse for Kallus. He was actually saved by some random group that picked up the signal. The Empire just ran out of it allotted time and left him for dead.
He was?
@@jacktheflash8478yes there was a deleted scene where he’s found by scavengers or something but was cut due to it being too obvious he would switch up on the empire after them not bothering
Amazing storytelling! That's how you do it right! Who would've guessed we'd be feeling sorry for Kallus?
"does the same apply to all Imperials"
I think the difference is that Last are a group that are defined by their unchangeable traits/heritage. They can act differently because it isn't ideology that binds them together. Imperials, on the other hand, devote themselves to an ideology. So it's fair to judge all Imperials for the impact of their actions, but it wouldn't be fair to judge all Lasat for their actions.
Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra. Picard and Dathon at El-Adrel. Zeb and Kallus on the Geonosian moon.
always a pleasure to "rewatch" everything with emme
Totally agree. Fun host who seems to enjoy a great SW story. Thanks Emme!!!
I agree! Emme + Star Wars Animation is awesome!
Insightful reaction! 😀
I enjoy stories like this much more, where the “villain” has some depth, not just some mustache twirler.
I think it’s often forgotten that in war that the other side are people too. They have families and a way of life they are trying to protect.
And kallus fit it well
I love this episode for all sorts of reasons but a central one is deliberately 'humanising' rather than dehumanising Kallus - even to the point that you feel really sorry for him at the end when he gets back to his 'comrades' and no one even noticed he was missing. Sitting there in his room on his own at the end, clearly feeling alone and isolated: ouch that hurts!
The Empire demands loyalty from all, but it returns none.
I know you saw this episode WEEKS ago, but I have been rubbing my palms in anticipation to watch your reaction to it. And you did not disappoint. Your opinions of Agent Kallus were rocked to their core.
I believe this has your longest post-episode discussion yet of the series.
The "Enemy Mine" [The Honorable Ones] episode is one of my favorites of the series; and there are MANY incredible episodes.
The teamwork that develops as they struggle to survive is very entertaining to watch, but the final scene with Agent Kallus after his return is just so moving.
12:28 just look at this scene! Callus all by himself in his quarters. remember Crosshair in the Bad Batch episode "solitary clone"? When I saw that episode I really saw the connection immediately.
You never know what kind of impact you can have on someone just by doing something kind...
After having a bad exam, I'm happy to see a new video. Great video Emme.
The saddest thing is that Kallus was not saved by the Empire. He was saved by a trading ship.
Thanks, Emme! 🌒 If you like the dynamic between 'Zeb' and 'Kallus' in this episode, be sure to check out ENEMY MINE (1985). #EmmeReacts #StarWars #StarWarsRebels
I was going to suggest that! Great movie.
Great minds think alike. 🥂
I personally think it was never really shown in the episode, so I will inform about this in this comment: Kallus was not even picked up by the empire but by others who passed by (I think traders) and then handed back to the empire
This episode was probably based on an old 80's sci-fi movie called "Enemy Mine," which in turn was based in an older sci-fi novel about a human and an alien who crash land on some random planet during a war between their species and are forced to cooperate to survive for years stranded there all alone, becoming good friends in the process and eventually helping bring the armed conflict to an end after they're finally rescued. The effects are kind of cheesy and dated because it wasn't a high-budget movie, but the story's pretty good.
Chopper is hilarious
One of my favorite Star Wars stories of all time
9:16 well, sabine wren is an imperial she wants to do her part for the imperial government as a part of a T.I.E. fighter Squadron but unlike other imperials, she doesn't just take risks when she flies, she trust her gut and she knows right from wrong and she doesn't kill those who surrender.......
Excellent episode
THIS is the one I was waiting for
Rebels is top SW for me. They accomplished so much with just a small fraction of the CW’s budget. Great show!
Given that the Empire is practically the ultimate force from the core worlds to the mid-rim it's no wonder many people would sign up to it regardless of whether they're a good person or not, as it's virtually all they know. Would take some big event to get them to want to defect and then they have the issue of actually finding the Rebellion as they usually kept themselves hidden.
most people in the galaxy, especially in the rich regions, think well of the empire, their life is prosperous and its just a powerful state that currently rules
all kinds of people work for the empire, in factories, in trade, in transport
Emme! This is one of my all time favorite episodes❤️!!!
Kallhus going back was the exact same thing that happened to Crosshair
This waa such a great episode. Even though there's not a lot of action, there is a certain progression to both Zeb and Kallus' character arcs.
This episode sets a lot into motion.
Kallus, the one effective Imerial! Well, I guess there is one other
AMazing episode indeed.
I now am a zeb/kallus shipper
What the Rebels don't know yet is that the Geonosians were wiped out by the Empire due to their knowledge and initial construction of the Death Star. Remember that it was the Geonosians who designed the battle station before the Clone Wars (we see Poggle the Lesser give the plans to Count Dooku, who delivers them Darth Sidious).
Dude spoilers! The show gets into that
@@rain6957 The episode directly says the Geonosians were wiped out.
I ship them
I really felt bad for agent kallus l almost cry for him he not a bad man
This episode Is great but the next one is amazing
Star Wars is filled with falls and redemption. All but a handful of truly evil characters -- like Palpy -- are in many ways pitiable. To my mind -- and this is really true in the Filloniverse -- that's the core of what makes the storytelling so good.
Ezra goes from self centered street urchin to starting to care. Kanen going from fallen Jedi to getting his mojo back. Din in his first three eps going from ruthless bounty hunter to the ultimate dad.
Even Vader is not beyond redemption!
Feeling bad for Kallis? Yeah. We're all a product of the world around us. Sometimes we surrender to our own demons.
“Kalisz wouldn’t last a day as a rebel”...... lol, I can’t wait to see her reaction to the last season
I know you mean well, but maybe you shouldn't put spoilers in the comments.
let's just say kallus join the wrong team because galactic empire is more like a sith empire . no one cares about you, you're on your own .
tyuuuu for that nice react emmmeeeee
kallus x zeb fav ship and rewatching makes me ship it more.