This show was basically "Oh crap, a govenor!" "Oh, crap, an Agent" "Oh crap, an Inquisitor!" "Oh, crap a Grand Moff!" " *Holy shit its Darth Vader* " " *Oh god oh fuck its Thrawn* "
Of course she couldn't forget their death, you can tell by her fear expressions when Vader mentions Tarkin to her, Tua was more afraid of him than of Vader himself when she saw Aresko and Grint being beheaded in front of her.
@@mygod5500 hmm i would not be so hasty. Vader was very scary to *officers* yes but there are other types of interactions. For example look at trooper interactions. Vader generally let important people about their business if they were not traitors. This interaction is also one of the same, he himself really does not care bout the official but tarkin does .
This is a first: Usually, the threat concerns a visit from Lord Vader. Here, the dark lord's mention of Governor Tarkin is the threat. For a Sith to acknowledge anyone apart from his master as a peer is a huge admission of respect--however grudging that respect may be.
Considering the fact that officers would have no idea of the extent Vader and Tarkin's patience/forgiveness, I think it is safe to assume that Vader is simply using Tarkin's earlier execution of the Imperial officers as a way to get to Maketh Tua. Vader has no patience for incompetence, but he often resolves problems by elaborate traps (if there is room for such improvisation). Tarkin, on the other hand, considers all officers and Imperial soldiers to be expendable, so he doesn't hessitate to get immediate results. And then there's Palpy, who'd torture you to death if it meant free cookies. Hell, he considers torture to be the reward.
***** I see what you mean. The more circuitous tactician, Anakin/Vader was keener to divide his forces in battles of maneuver than Tarkin would have been, and more willing to delay executions and prolong interrogations. Both men, however, were less cruel than Sidious and more callous. As the self-styled "king of beasts," Palpatine arguably cared a great deal about the suffering of his enemies...so long as playtime served the Grand Plan.
Then he will clone you complete with all your past lives memories including the ones of your death just so he could repeat it increasingly creative methods, just ask Bevel Lemelisk
Thrawn strikes me to be as cunning as Vader, but more unlikely to commit to a plan without having accounted his enemy's motive, way of thinking and their creativity. While Tarkin wants immediate results and Vader wants steady progress, Thrawn plays the long game and is perfectly fine with biding his time and waiting for the perfect opportunity to trap his enemies or at least benefit from setbacks. So no, Thrawn wouldn't usually resort to intimidation because he's smart enough to figure things out on his own.
To be fair she is just a public servant whose job is to handle civilian matters they pretty much assigned her to something she wasn't qualified to do and then berated her for not producing results rather than assigning someone qualified to do the job.
Kallus’s spark of rebellion didn’t start until Zeb saved him later on Season 2. That’s when Kallus started to be a double spy. Before that, he was 100% on the Empire’s side.
I’d say a tiny bit of the seed was when governor Tarkin had those two emperial officers executed by the inquisitor while Kallus understood why it happened you can still see he’s still disturbed by it. Then spark of the rebellion accelerated the seeds growth when he realized how little the empire cared for him and many people who work for it even people who busted their butts day in and day out.
@@knightofkorbin888 No, he was well aware she was going to be killed. Hence the camera watching everything over his shoulder. She was to be killed, her death to be entirely the blame of the rebels so they found no same haven on Lothal. The fact it didn't work was a catalyst to him defecting. Got him wondering what would get regular citizens so into supporting the rebels that they would dismiss footage blaming the rebels for the death of an official who had actually done nothing aggressive towards them. While she stood as a representative of the Empire, she had admitted herself that she never employed brute force against the people. That was noticed by the people. Those same people had also noticed the rebels had done nothing to harm the citizenry and kept killing to a minimum which would weaken any arguments Imperials might make that the rebels were dangerous to everyone.
1:07 "I'm sorry my lord. I am merely a public official. I have no experience with such brutal tactics." "You can explain that to Govenor Tarkin...when you visit him." "Visit him?" = "But he asks the impossible. I need more men." "Then perhaps you can tell him that when he arrives." "The Emperors coming here?" Nice callback
I think even Vader realizes that what she said is true, she is a public official and not a member of the military. He doesn't care if Tarkin wants to kill her, but he sees no reason to do it himself. If she were an officer on the other hand... let's just say she wouldn't leave that office on her own legs.
Vader is a tactical genius. Spoilers for what happens later, he was able to 1. Take out a soft politician, who sympathized with the rebels 2. Turn the planet against the rebels in order to drive them off 3. Use their escape as a way to track them to the rebel fleet, all in one strategic assassination of a traitor. Brilliant
@@excusezmoi9823 anakin was one of, if not the most effective general in the clone wars. With that experience and a knack for brutality he could execute mercilessly effective plans. He was very good at manipulating people through fear and violence. Such a great villain
Well Only few people knew true nature of Vader, But What can minister of Planet on Outer Rim know about Imperial Enforcer and leader of Inquisitorious ? She propably heard few stories thats all, Vader isn't a public figure, and Tarkin is in command of entire Outer Rim teritories, and she remembers how Tarkin ordered to kill Aresko and Grint
Kylo Ren feels dangerous, but but not exactly... how can I phrase it? *Menacing.* He doesn't pass the impression of confidence, control and otherworldly presence that Vader had. It's sad, really, considering he wants so badly to be like him. (reminds me of Emiya Shirou trying to be like Emiya Kiritsugu. Poor bastard!)
Say what you want, but with the mask and if Rey weren't such a mary sue Kylo is still pretty intimidating. He mercilessly killed old GoT man in the first scene and got what he wanted out of Poe. In the end Kylo got wrecked by bad writing.
You know what this show does, that most other Vader clips DON'T do? Vader's mask isn't breathing when he talks. Most shows just play the same breathing noises constantly and Vader talks over it. Here he stops breathing to talk. It's subtle, but genuine.
But the suit breathes anyway. It is independent of Vader's speech, he doesn't have any control over his breathing. So Rebels has actually got it wrong.
You can't talk without air flowing from/through your lungs. The machine can breathe independently for Vader, but unless the speech is entirely synthesised and not actually Vader moving his jaws and creating noises from his mouth, he shouldn't be able to breathe AND talk at the same time.
If she hadn't defected I think all she was in for was a dressing down by Tarkin, which is something not to look forward to in itself. If she hadn't impressed upon Tarkin that she was going to get things done by the end of the meeting, then I think something fateful would have happened.
+HellMaster Kenny Honestly, I think that may be the point. Kylo Ren is inexperienced, and is only inspired by his grandfather. I don't think the goal was to make him scarier or to put him on the same level as Vader. Really, it felt like while Vader had done the full path to the dark side, Kylo was only in the transition from fear to anger.
+Melvin Independent Media I believe that there should've been movies that lead up to the point where Kylo Ren turns to the Dark Side. Just as his grandfather did.
MIckey Mouse: I assure you Lord Vader I had no idea that what Miley Cyrus or any of these other Tween Stars we hired at the Disney Channel were really like. Vader: you can explain that to Walt...when you visit him Mickey (in absolute fear): Visit....Walt???? Vader: He expects you tomorrow to account for your failures Mickey: But I...I'm the Disney Mascot I'm needed here...I..I couldn't possibly get away Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: Not to worry little brother, Lord Vader and I will manage in your absence
Yes. I also like how they are using Tarkin sparingly in season 3, as the ultimate authority figure in the region. But I do wonder if we will see the Emperor at some point?
I love how Vader is the second most powerful being in the Galaxy but when he's talking to an Imperial he just says Tarkin's name and it sends them into a panic.
I love how Darth Vader are actually secretly make fun of her hand gesture when talking..... hinting that Darth Vader have observe her since his arrival to Lothal at 0:48 lol
Best thing to happen to Star Wars rebels is that they reintroduced Darth Vader to the masses and that they didn’t make him an easily beaten opponent. They made him as ruthless and powerful as we were told he was.
Darth Vader could literally stop Tua's heartbeat with a thought. Yet when Tarkin was mentioned that was when she started shaking in her boots despite him not having any powers. That's how scary Tarkin is.
You can’t expect a public official, with no training in the military and basically no power, to know what to do in situations like this… I felt bad for her.
It's weird seeing Vader just.. casually doing.. like.. normal leader stuff like just dishing out orders and not just immediately killing those under him for failing
I think think the reason Vader has so little tolerance is because he is so used to the efficiency of the clones as he also saves Rex later in the series
@@fly672 Kallus kicked a trooper to his death in the first episode. I think he was not meant to turn around till later in the series and so he was just another monster in uniform till then.
What was the best of this is how tua was way more scared of Tarking than of Vader... that shows that Tarkin was probably way more fearsome and brutal than Vader himself...
Remember Tarkin didn't like Aliens, He disliked the Jedi, and whatever that opposed his Ally ( Sidious ), he would make sure it wouldn't be a nuisance.
actually screen evidence seems to sugest otherwise.. that Vader was not that big an asshole as it seems and only seems to "punish" very high ranking officers who fail him.. it even seems like he is a quite cordial and very reasonable with troops and lower rank officers (like Veers). Considering how Vader actually used to get his hands and feet dirty in the battlefield while higher rank offcers stayed away safe i can see troops and lower ranking officers respecting Vader more than their high superiors.. and also Vader usually gets the job done
I dare say that Vader would also respect higher ranking officers that would join their troops in battle. Veers was an Army General and equal to a Navy Admiral, when commanding ground forces. Although such officers were indeed very rare in the Empire.
I just love Vader in this series, we see all these imperials working for the empire trying to crush these rebels, and in comes Vader, and just shows how dominant he is compared to the other imperials. He is just so menacing
I love how Vader momentarily reaches out his hand and for a moment one would think he's about to choke Maketh Tua, but instead of that he sends her to Tarkhin instead and it's somehow worse.
Fun fact and SPOILER for later: Vader orders Minister Tua killed for failing to catch the rebels on Lothal despite her claims that she's doing everything in her power to track them down. Brutal in typical Sith Lord manner... but once properly motivated by the fear of death Tua is able to get in contact with the rebels within just several hours, which proves she was ignoring valuable information sources like known rebel supporters and contacts. Vader is cruel, no doubt about it, but in his mind no needlessly cruel towards idiots and losers, completely useless on their own, seeing some minions more valuable dead than alive.
I find it funny that it shows his tunic over his breast plate, which we saw in A New Hope, which was first seen as a design flaw, and since he wore it under his breast plate.
I like how this shows the different levels of fear Tua has for her superiors. When it comes to Kallus, she shows no fear, no holding back on her frustration, as she doesn’t really respect or care about him. With Vader, she shows a lot more restraint, but still manages to hold her ground and treats him more with respect than outright fear (probably because she doesn’t truly fathom what Vader is capable of). However, the moment Tarkin is even mentioned, she immediately crumbles. No bravado, no hiding, she is outright terrified, because she definitely knows what Tarkin can and would do in regards to her own incompetence. It’s all in the small details that make these scenes so memorable
If he did, they wouldn't know what to do with or how to handle him. They used him exactly the right amount considering their limitations, no more and no less.
It really is crazy to see such a vast difference between Anakin and Vader. The Jedi was compassionate, understanding, and Merciful. When Vader is Brutal, Apathetic , and inhuman. Such Stark contrasts, what a tragedy.
Agreed. If this was Anakin and some Republic official proposed the idea of burning a refugee camp to flush out Separatists, he'd have been an inch from knocking the guy out with his prosthetic hand.
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0:34 - Darth Vader's inner thought: "I am surrounded by idiots."
Yes
Scar: You too?
Vader: Yes.
More like
Darth Vader:I am surrounded by assholes
Keep firing asshole!
„Forgive us Lord Vader"
Kallus was atleast decent at his job, more than most imperials can say
"Not to worry Minister, Lord Vader and I will manage in your absence."
Well, that was pretty "Kallus" of him, LOL!
Boooooo...
= )
😑
Savage
The sand people are laughing.....
Oh wait, that's the cry they makes before the hunt begins
And somehow he’s the defector who turns out to be the real good guy.
This show was basically
"Oh crap, a govenor!"
"Oh, crap, an Agent"
"Oh crap, an Inquisitor!"
"Oh, crap a Grand Moff!"
" *Holy shit its Darth Vader* "
" *Oh god oh fuck its Thrawn* "
Making me lose my shit, haha, a perfect summary,
The best power creep in a show
And all defeated by a boy i don't even think was over 19 yet.
I wanted to see an on screen meetup between Tarkin and Thrawn. Would have been epic...
And then the emperor.
James Earl Jones hasn't lost his touch one bit.
I have to agree there. The guy's delivery is classic form here.
agreed
Tallgeese3 Pity they couldn't get him for Empire at War.
John Canary or Battlefront
Even the way he says "imagination" is terrifying
Vader: "...to account for your failure."
*Tua remembers the fate of Aresko & Grint*
Of course she couldn't forget their death, you can tell by her fear expressions when Vader mentions Tarkin to her, Tua was more afraid of him than of Vader himself when she saw Aresko and Grint being beheaded in front of her.
@@BlazeKnight_95 LMFAO....then she is foolish, Vader is far more scarier than Tarkin by light-years...and beyond that.
@Brady HASH you don't want to see Vader do that those. Rebels Vader is above ROTS Sidious.
It was that's when Rebels went from bubble gummy show to bad ass show it was totally unexpected
@@mygod5500 hmm i would not be so hasty. Vader was very scary to *officers* yes but there are other types of interactions. For example look at trooper interactions. Vader generally let important people about their business if they were not traitors. This interaction is also one of the same, he himself really does not care bout the official but tarkin does .
0:31 There it is. That classic Darth Vader voice. Rest in peace James Earl Jones and may the force be with you.
I feel bad for her, she's just an ordinary person not even a particularly bad one either. Out of her depth, surrounded by monsters and terrified.
She should try working for Kathleen Kennedy
@@Ulvetann she'd get a free pass for being a girl and loyal.
@@clairestark9024 lol 😂
I honestly think Vader spared her cause she’s a women
@@umbrellacorporation9168 he killed her what are you talking about
This is a first: Usually, the threat concerns a visit from Lord Vader. Here, the dark lord's mention of Governor Tarkin is the threat. For a Sith to acknowledge anyone apart from his master as a peer is a huge admission of respect--however grudging that respect may be.
Considering the fact that officers would have no idea of the extent Vader and Tarkin's patience/forgiveness, I think it is safe to assume that Vader is simply using Tarkin's earlier execution of the Imperial officers as a way to get to Maketh Tua. Vader has no patience for incompetence, but he often resolves problems by elaborate traps (if there is room for such improvisation).
Tarkin, on the other hand, considers all officers and Imperial soldiers to be expendable, so he doesn't hessitate to get immediate results.
And then there's Palpy, who'd torture you to death if it meant free cookies. Hell, he considers torture to be the reward.
*****
I see what you mean. The more circuitous tactician, Anakin/Vader was keener to divide his forces in battles of maneuver than Tarkin would have been, and more willing to delay executions and prolong interrogations.
Both men, however, were less cruel than Sidious and more callous. As the self-styled "king of beasts," Palpatine arguably cared a great deal about the suffering of his enemies...so long as playtime served the Grand Plan.
Then he will clone you complete with all your past lives memories including the ones of your death just so he could repeat it increasingly creative methods, just ask Bevel Lemelisk
Commander2402 Thrawn wouldn't bother with intimidation and just take control of the situation
Thrawn strikes me to be as cunning as Vader, but more unlikely to commit to a plan without having accounted his enemy's motive, way of thinking and their creativity. While Tarkin wants immediate results and Vader wants steady progress, Thrawn plays the long game and is perfectly fine with biding his time and waiting for the perfect opportunity to trap his enemies or at least benefit from setbacks.
So no, Thrawn wouldn't usually resort to intimidation because he's smart enough to figure things out on his own.
0:33 “You lack imagination, minister, when it comes to producing results.”
My words to the current people of Disney and their live action remakes
Indeed
My opinion towards most modern entertainment companies in general, not just Disney.
bruh c'mon
To be fair she is just a public servant whose job is to handle civilian matters they pretty much assigned her to something she wasn't qualified to do and then berated her for not producing results rather than assigning someone qualified to do the job.
A rock is now Star Wars character. Yeah, a rock....
"Not to worry, Minister. Lord Vader and I will manage... in your absence."
SAVAGE
Also, says the guy who defected two seasons later.
Spark of rebellion in him started with her death.
Kinda makes me wonder how Vader didn't sense the possibility that Kallus was playing the double spy.
Kallus’s spark of rebellion didn’t start until Zeb saved him later on Season 2. That’s when Kallus started to be a double spy. Before that, he was 100% on the Empire’s side.
I’d say a tiny bit of the seed was when governor Tarkin had those two emperial officers executed by the inquisitor while Kallus understood why it happened you can still see he’s still disturbed by it. Then spark of the rebellion accelerated the seeds growth when he realized how little the empire cared for him and many people who work for it even people who busted their butts day in and day out.
@@knightofkorbin888 No, he was well aware she was going to be killed. Hence the camera watching everything over his shoulder. She was to be killed, her death to be entirely the blame of the rebels so they found no same haven on Lothal.
The fact it didn't work was a catalyst to him defecting. Got him wondering what would get regular citizens so into supporting the rebels that they would dismiss footage blaming the rebels for the death of an official who had actually done nothing aggressive towards them. While she stood as a representative of the Empire, she had admitted herself that she never employed brute force against the people. That was noticed by the people. Those same people had also noticed the rebels had done nothing to harm the citizenry and kept killing to a minimum which would weaken any arguments Imperials might make that the rebels were dangerous to everyone.
1:07
"I'm sorry my lord. I am merely a public official. I have no experience with such brutal tactics."
"You can explain that to Govenor Tarkin...when you visit him."
"Visit him?"
=
"But he asks the impossible. I need more men."
"Then perhaps you can tell him that when he arrives."
"The Emperors coming here?"
Nice callback
Both Tua and Jerjerrod knew their shit in their respective situations.
Sounds like The Mayor of Halloweentown saying "I'm only an elected official! I can't make decisions by myself!" in Nightmare Before Christmas.
Vader: *doesn’t choke this failure of a women*
Me: he seems to be in an exceptionally good mood.
I think even Vader realizes that what she said is true, she is a public official and not a member of the military. He doesn't care if Tarkin wants to kill her, but he sees no reason to do it himself.
If she were an officer on the other hand... let's just say she wouldn't leave that office on her own legs.
@@lionhartjohn1000 Let's not forget that they intentionally set up Tua to die in order to lure the Rebels and subsequently frame them for her death.
Its because she is not under his comand, but under tarkins. He is there to take over her duty.
@@gentlebabarian Yeah, he isn't going to steal a kill from his friend Tarkin.
@@gentlebabarian that never stopped him before
0:33 Love the fact that Vader can sneak up on people despite being an eight-foot tall cyborg
And that's one of the most terrifying part of him.
*cough* hallway scene *cough*
Vader is a tactical genius. Spoilers for what happens later, he was able to 1. Take out a soft politician, who sympathized with the rebels 2. Turn the planet against the rebels in order to drive them off 3. Use their escape as a way to track them to the rebel fleet, all in one strategic assassination of a traitor. Brilliant
Would call that strategy not tactics, but yes he does have a knack for it.
@@ThePa1riot definition of tactic: an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end.
I feel people tend to forget that vader is as cunning as he is brutal and ruthless.
@@excusezmoi9823 anakin was one of, if not the most effective general in the clone wars. With that experience and a knack for brutality he could execute mercilessly effective plans. He was very good at manipulating people through fear and violence. Such a great villain
@@xrphoenix7194 Agreed
I like how the minister seemed more afraid of meeting Tarkin then being in the same room as Vader.
Well Only few people knew true nature of Vader, But What can minister of Planet on Outer Rim know about Imperial Enforcer and leader of Inquisitorious ? She propably heard few stories thats all, Vader isn't a public figure, and Tarkin is in command of entire Outer Rim teritories, and she remembers how Tarkin ordered to kill Aresko and Grint
Vader is more menacing in rebels than kylo ren was in tfa
Not really fair though. Kylo Ren isn't Vader and that's the point, he worships Vader and wants so badly to be like him but he simply isn't.
Ben Wilson Kylo Ren is not menacing at all, my shit looks scarier than him
Kylo Ren feels dangerous, but but not exactly... how can I phrase it? *Menacing.* He doesn't pass the impression of confidence, control and otherworldly presence that Vader had. It's sad, really, considering he wants so badly to be like him. (reminds me of Emiya Shirou trying to be like Emiya Kiritsugu. Poor bastard!)
Kylo Ren is a pathetic joke and a disgrace to the Star Wars universe
Say what you want, but with the mask and if Rey weren't such a mary sue Kylo is still pretty intimidating. He mercilessly killed old GoT man in the first scene and got what he wanted out of Poe.
In the end Kylo got wrecked by bad writing.
Hang on. They got James Earl Jones for Vader on this? That's WICKED!
Course they did.
It’s why I think Rebels deserves more respect. Getting James makes this perfect!!!!!
Dave Filloni went fanboy mode when James Earl Jones enter the recording studio
@@mr.l8723 they also got Billy D to do Lando again
@@namast3260 and Ian Mcdirmid (I butchered the name) as palpatine
The way Vader just says "Burn It" as if it's a common strategy without any consequence to him... *chills*
As Anakin said to Padme: People need to be forced to make the right choices. He hadn't really changed, the mask had just fallen off with her death.
You know what this show does, that most other Vader clips DON'T do?
Vader's mask isn't breathing when he talks.
Most shows just play the same breathing noises constantly and Vader talks over it. Here he stops breathing to talk. It's subtle, but genuine.
But the suit breathes anyway. It is independent of Vader's speech, he doesn't have any control over his breathing. So Rebels has actually got it wrong.
Sir Mordred cadets vaders suit breathes for him that's why he talks over it, cause he's half machine
You can't talk without air flowing from/through your lungs. The machine can breathe independently for Vader, but unless the speech is entirely synthesised and not actually Vader moving his jaws and creating noises from his mouth, he shouldn't be able to breathe AND talk at the same time.
Sir Mordred hm interesting
Sir Mordred and we know from the season 2 finale that Vader is using his natural way of speaking, so you’re right.
Sheer terror in the eyes of that woman... Dear god, despite being a fan of Darth Vader, I would never wish to meet him in person.
Vader is the kind of person that just has to enter a room and everyone immedietly shuts up and listens
@@blackdemonknight Plus they would pray to whatever gods there are that they aren't the one that's gonna get choked.
@@welkingunther5417 Also to put it in DND terms, Vader entering the room is the equivalent of rolling a Nat 20 on Intimidation
@@blackdemonknight I don't play DND so I don't entirely get what you're saying...but I don't need to since it's Vader.
@@welkingunther5417 Nat 20 is pretty much an automatic success in a roll.
Minister Tua has a famous sister in the extended lore named Hawk.
😂
0:48 Notice how Kallus' eyes follow Vader's hand as he speaks. I suspect most Imperial officers have one-track minds when they meet Vader.
that's a fun little detail
Please don’t choke me please don’t choke me please don’t choke me…
All three of them ultimately became good guys.
Yeah, except that all but one of them died later on.
True
“So are our enemies hiding in that town”
Vader: “no but burn it anyway.”
0:48-0:52 that's so Anakin
It looks like he's mocking the minister's gestures
Yes, and it's very Anakin of him to do so.
Vader is Anakin but Dark, Calm, Twisted and Evil
@@fly672 you forgot corrupted
Totally, Anakin would always do those football play hand gestures when talking about battle strategies
Plot twist: Tarkin just wanted to have some tea with Minister Tua.
...that's my new headcanon....ahahhah
If she hadn't defected I think all she was in for was a dressing down by Tarkin, which is something not to look forward to in itself. If she hadn't impressed upon Tarkin that she was going to get things done by the end of the meeting, then I think something fateful would have happened.
There will be NO replacement for James Earl Jones as Darth Vader...not NOW, NOT EVER!
Chad Vader was a good voice too
How hes ded we will never heard his voice ever again😭
@@asianhunsanimations3324 No he isn't, he's still around, now 90
@@AndrewMRoots oh sorry it was dave prowse who died my mistake
Scott Lawrence is a worthy succesor
Vader is still scarier than Kylo Ren
+HellMaster Kenny vader's apprentice is kylo ren
*Especially not "Starkiller" Galen marek*
+HellMaster Kenny Honestly, I think that may be the point. Kylo Ren is inexperienced, and is only inspired by his grandfather. I don't think the goal was to make him scarier or to put him on the same level as Vader. Really, it felt like while Vader had done the full path to the dark side, Kylo was only in the transition from fear to anger.
+Melvin Independent Media Absolutely right.
+Melvin Independent Media I believe that there should've been movies that lead up to the point where Kylo Ren turns to the Dark Side. Just as his grandfather did.
No. Cause the way we saw Vader fall to the Dark Side in the Prequels was underwhelming to say the least.
Maketh Tua really looks adorable when she's scared, worried or nervous.
Vader’s lucky Maketh’s Sister Hauk wasn’t there
Darth Vader: Senior exec, sent to "fix it"
Tua: Project manager
Kallus: Team member, who is glad he's not the PM
Tua's face when she heard vader's voice just SCREAMS: '..oh my god... oh shit...'
Thank you James Earl Jones for coming back to voice Darth Vader
MIckey Mouse: I assure you Lord Vader I had no idea that what Miley Cyrus or any of these other Tween Stars we hired at the Disney Channel were really like.
Vader: you can explain that to Walt...when you visit him
Mickey (in absolute fear): Visit....Walt????
Vader: He expects you tomorrow to account for your failures
Mickey: But I...I'm the Disney Mascot I'm needed here...I..I couldn't possibly get away
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: Not to worry little brother, Lord Vader and I will manage in your absence
lol
LMAO
snakes3425 now that's a little scary
Wouldn't Mickey be above Vader though?
josiah jenks true enough
0:30: "I find your lack of faith disturbing!"
Who else wondered what Maketh Tua would look like with her hair down?
Bet she's a real bombshell.
Yeah Geoff....so to speak.
I bet Jabba wishes she had Maketh Tua instead of Leia Organa.
like Juno Eclipse, I bet
Well obviously we'll never know now will we.
Maketh Tua on that thang!
Was wondering if someone had made this comment because I was going to
I love how it's clear Tarkin is the big bad of the show even though he doesn't appear, and Vader is like his bad-ass enforcer.
Yes. I also like how they are using Tarkin sparingly in season 3, as the ultimate authority figure in the region. But I do wonder if we will see the Emperor at some point?
Yes Grand Moff Tarkin has command over entire Outer Rim territories, so he's in charge here
I love how they designed Vader's helmet😍 the red lenses look so amazing on him
I love how Vader is the second most powerful being in the Galaxy but when he's talking to an Imperial he just says Tarkin's name and it sends them into a panic.
Why does Vader always appear out of nowhere? XD
Amri Mazlan he likes to make dramatic entrances
same with me, as Darth Troller I accidentally scare people and appear out of nowhere
arnold oliver he also did that in Rogue One when slaughtering the Rebel troopers
***** nah, Supreme Leader Troke
I think it's to show how badass he is. Even with his respirator he is still good enough to sneak up on you.
I love how Darth Vader are actually secretly make fun of her hand gesture when talking..... hinting that Darth Vader have observe her since his arrival to Lothal at 0:48 lol
Most imperials hadn’t seen or even heard of Darth Vader. They were just as in awe and scared as the rebels and citizens were.
R.I.P Mr James Earl Jones your role as Vader will always be remembered and never forgotten.
Sun Tzu from the Art of War would be proud. Terrified by the application but proud.
Best thing to happen to Star Wars rebels is that they reintroduced Darth Vader to the masses and that they didn’t make him an easily beaten opponent. They made him as ruthless and powerful as we were told he was.
Wonder if Marketh has a relative named Hawk?
Vader sure loves starting his sentences with perhaps.
It’s always a pleasure to hear the authoritative & venerable voice of Darth Mufasa, whether in Star Wars or The Lion King.
I like the fact she looks terrified when Vader started speaking.
Say what you want about rebels, they did Vader right.
Totally agree
They also did thrawn right
@@rodolfosanchez3397 yes
Right? No
They got him perfect
I like dis show. 😊
"becareful not to choke on your aspirations, director".
Vader: When he chooses not to choke someone for failure, then you can panic
I honestly love James Earl Jones' older Darth Vader voice.
Darth Vader could literally stop Tua's heartbeat with a thought. Yet when Tarkin was mentioned that was when she started shaking in her boots despite him not having any powers. That's how scary Tarkin is.
You can’t expect a public official, with no training in the military and basically no power, to know what to do in situations like this… I felt bad for her.
1:15 I'm sure she remembers what happened to Aresko and Grint
It's weird seeing Vader just.. casually doing.. like.. normal leader stuff like just dishing out orders and not just immediately killing those under him for failing
Well he has plans for her...
To think Tarkin called dibs.
His helmet and cape are so shiny! 😻
Minister Tua is such a hawk.
Hawk Tua
I'm glad they got James Earl Jones to reprise his role as Darth Vader in this series.
Anyone else realize that Vader told her exactly how he will draw the rebels out by sending her to Tarkin?
It's hard to believe that this is the same person as the little arrogant boy of Episode II..
Let's be honest, vader and palpatine whenever on rebels brought the quality up while they were on screen
The lines from Rebels Vader honestly sounds like something Anakin would say…
The chills that ran down my fucking spine in this scene, man. When Vader says "No, but I want you to burn it." Holy shit.
The Dialogue is PERFECT for Vader, Spot on.
Maketh Tua. Any relation to Hawk Tuah?
Get out of here with that daft language
@@apocalypticsurvivor6111I’ve seen you before
Maketh "Hawk" Tua
Ah, don't worry everyone. This is Vader just being friendly.
Vader is the type of guy who would choke you for putting too much sugar in his coffee.
I think think the reason Vader has so little tolerance is because he is so used to the efficiency of the clones as he also saves Rex later in the series
i feel like JEJ's voice sounds better here than in Rogue one.
Kallus does not seem to have any problem with Vader's ruthless tactics here. Which is interesting considering season 3 plot developments.
Yeah, Vader orders to burn refugee camp, But Kallus doesn't have any problems with that
@@fly672 Kallus kicked a trooper to his death in the first episode. I think he was not meant to turn around till later in the series and so he was just another monster in uniform till then.
1:21 - That's a cue to write your Last Will and Testament.
Vader didnt even force choke her for being sassy with “youre asking the impossible!”. What a gentleman!
Handsome Agent Kallus...with those gorgeous eyes :P
His beard is quite stylish too.
I dislike him
Charaykee, have you watched the ENTIRE show?
Because I get the feeling you haven't...
Omg same I love Agent hot- I mean Agent Kallus!
His last name is WHAT
What was the best of this is how tua was way more scared of Tarking than of Vader... that shows that Tarkin was probably way more fearsome and brutal than Vader himself...
well she DID saw the Inquisitor cutting the heads of two commanders for failure on tarkin 's order!
Remember Tarkin didn't like Aliens, He disliked the Jedi, and whatever that opposed his Ally ( Sidious ), he would make sure it wouldn't be a nuisance.
I think this was before Vader decided to choke everyone who failed him
actually screen evidence seems to sugest otherwise..
that Vader was not that big an asshole as it seems and only seems to "punish" very high ranking officers who fail him.. it even seems like he is a quite cordial and very reasonable with troops and lower rank officers (like Veers). Considering how Vader actually used to get his hands and feet dirty in the battlefield while higher rank offcers stayed away safe i can see troops and lower ranking officers respecting Vader more than their high superiors.. and also Vader usually gets the job done
I dare say that Vader would also respect higher ranking officers that would join their troops in battle. Veers was an Army General and equal to a Navy Admiral, when commanding ground forces. Although such officers were indeed very rare in the Empire.
R.I.P. to James Earl Jones.
Vader's voice in star wars rebels is AMAZING
i wish he had more dialogue
That is because its James Earl Jones himself voicing Vader. Yes the same guy who voiced Vader in the OT...
@@dboymax1 ik
I’m glad James Earl Jones was able to voice Vader in Rebels.
I just love Vader in this series, we see all these imperials working for the empire trying to crush these rebels, and in comes Vader, and just shows how dominant he is compared to the other imperials. He is just so menacing
I love how Vader momentarily reaches out his hand and for a moment one would think he's about to choke Maketh Tua, but instead of that he sends her to Tarkhin instead and it's somehow worse.
It's a shame rebels didn't last longer. If for no other reason than to see the OT through the eyes of the ghost crew, and get more animated Vader.
Crazy to think even til this day. That’s lil ol ani in the Vader suit. He became so ruthless
That James Earl Jones voice got me childhood feels
She was too cute for this world.
And that's why Vader blew her up. The cuteness needed to be purged.
@@grisom5863 😢
Fun fact and SPOILER for later:
Vader orders Minister Tua killed for failing to catch the rebels on Lothal despite her claims that she's doing everything in her power to track them down. Brutal in typical Sith Lord manner... but once properly motivated by the fear of death Tua is able to get in contact with the rebels within just several hours, which proves she was ignoring valuable information sources like known rebel supporters and contacts.
Vader is cruel, no doubt about it, but in his mind no needlessly cruel towards idiots and losers, completely useless on their own, seeing some minions more valuable dead than alive.
I find it funny that it shows his tunic over his breast plate, which we saw in A New Hope, which was first seen as a design flaw, and since he wore it under his breast plate.
Man, Lord Vader appeared like Batman.
I like how this shows the different levels of fear Tua has for her superiors. When it comes to Kallus, she shows no fear, no holding back on her frustration, as she doesn’t really respect or care about him. With Vader, she shows a lot more restraint, but still manages to hold her ground and treats him more with respect than outright fear (probably because she doesn’t truly fathom what Vader is capable of). However, the moment Tarkin is even mentioned, she immediately crumbles. No bravado, no hiding, she is outright terrified, because she definitely knows what Tarkin can and would do in regards to her own incompetence. It’s all in the small details that make these scenes so memorable
Vader in the show was amazing, I wish he had more screen time.
If he did, they wouldn't know what to do with or how to handle him. They used him exactly the right amount considering their limitations, no more and no less.
God. You have to love watching Vader in rebels and remember Anakin in Clone Wars, how far he has fallen
Poor Tua
Vader shows up out of nowhere and glides out the room like the grim reaper.
Minister Maketh Tuah
Bro 💀
I like how Vader's breathing device stops for a moment, almost like it's him holding a breath.
It really is crazy to see such a vast difference between Anakin and Vader. The Jedi was compassionate, understanding, and Merciful. When Vader is Brutal, Apathetic , and inhuman. Such Stark contrasts, what a tragedy.
Agreed. If this was Anakin and some Republic official proposed the idea of burning a refugee camp to flush out Separatists, he'd have been an inch from knocking the guy out with his prosthetic hand.
This is a kid's show? My inner child is pleased!