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Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Movie Ahsoka: So, if you're a captain and I'm a Jedi, then, technically, I outrank you, right? Rex: In my book, experience outranks everything. Ahsoka: Well, if experience outranks everything, I guess I better start getting some.
20:47 Even though it’s not explicit, I think this is probably one of the most violent deaths in Star Wars. The way Maul growls when he throws it and the way she screams makes it so visceral.
It's not "Another Owl". It's the same Owl. It doesn't travel with Ashoka, it is always just there near her for important moments in her life. Whatever planet she is on, so is the Owl...somehow.
29:57 Hera’s reaction to Kanan’s eyes and Rex’s reaction to Ahsoka’s “death” with “It’s Over Now” by Kevin Kiner playing makes this scene so emotional 😭
3:56 Malachor as well as a series of unfortunate events lore drop: This is the remains of the last battle in the Jedi and Mandalorian war. In Legends, the Malachor super-weapon was activated killing nearly all Jedi and Mandalorians there. The only survivors (I believe) were Revan, Alek, and Meetra Surik. They went on to become Darth Revan, Darth Malak, and the Jedi Exile. Revan and Malak became corrupted when they went to investigate the Unknown Regions in search for who was leading the Mandalorians only to stumble upon the Sith Emperor who was Darth Tenebrae in the body of Darth Vitiate at the time (I also think, bc some of the details are kinda fuzzy). I think Nihilus and Sion were also present which is what led to their deformities. When Kreia (Revan’s old master) went to investigate what turned him to the dark side, she became corrupted by Malachor taking the title Darth Traya with both Nihilus and Sion becoming her apprentices. The three were known as the Darth Triumvirate. Traya also took an interest in the Exile because of her unique disconnect from the Force as a result of triggering the super-weapon. Revan and Malak started their own empire when Darth Vitiate ordered them to find the ancient Star Forge (an ancient Rakatan space station, the Rakata were a race of very colonial aliens who led an Infinite Empire and the station was capable of making pretty much anything out of almost nothing, it could literally make resources like air and food but it was mostly used for building warships) with Revan as the master and Malak as his apprentice. Eventually Malak tried to kill Revan and thought he did. Then Revan showed up and cut his jaw off which is why he wears the cybernetic plate over his mouth. Revan has a cult of Revanites and tried to go to war with the Jedi at one point. So yah that’s roughly* what the use of the super-weapon led to.
The dialogue between Tex and Ahsoka about "Experience outranks everything" is from their first meeting in the first episode of The Clone Wars. A nice callback.
8:44 He’s Eight Brother, ironically, he’s a Terrelian Jango Jumper like Cassie from that episode of TCW with Ahsoka and Sinube finding Ahsoka’s lightsaber. I say ironically since he fell to his death (as far as we know) and Terrelian Jango Jumpers are supposed to be good at jumping plus he’s a Force user that should’ve been able to cushion his fall. To me it’s as silly as when the Jedi Ima-Gun Di died and his name is literally “I’m gonna die,” I love it tho.
23:32 An unnamed character titled “Presence,” it’s funny because Dave Filoni said that he wasn’t able to reveal the real name yet back when this came out and we’re still waiting to know what he meant by that. But I have no doubt he’ll probably revisit this eventually.
35:40 People want instant gratification and payoff and that’s just not possible. The set-up for the confrontation between Vader and Ahsoka started in 2008 when we first met Ahsoka.. that’s why it had so much impact. It took nearly a decade for that. People expect that level of satisfaction to come from a single season of a series with all new characters like The Acolyte. Just completely unreasonable. Even with something that happens with Maul next season, it’s only so satisfying because it had years and layers of storytelling in between the initial set-up and the execution.
Kanan blocked mauls shot.. but as he did so, Karan’s own saber kicked back and hit himself on the bridge of his nose. also supposedly Darth Maul and darth sidious tried to get inside this sith temple before but they didn’t work well enough together
Talk about a cartoon conveying that much emotion! Some of the best Star Wars, animated or not, period! We got that tiny bit of Anakin coming through here first, I will never forget how I felt back then, still do!
@@potkan07 Have not seen a single critique of the game outside the fact that the character you have to play as is a woman and that the game is expensive which I agree that it’s definitely expensive. As far as everything else, the visuals look amazing, it’s an open-world game which I love, and like I said I haven’t heard a critique on anything else.. Also there’s missions with Hondo coming out in a few months so that’s exciting.
ahsoka and rex's conversation in the opening of the episode is a reference to the clone wars movie in which ahsoka asserts as a jedi commander she technically outranks rex, but rex asserts that "Experience out ranks everything" ahsoka's line of "There's always a bit of truth in legends" is a meta reference to the fact that Malechor is from knights of the old republic, which was de-canonsied and made part of "Star wars Legends" by disney's purchase. The line is essentially a tounge and cheek reference to canon reusing concepts from legends. "taka zeech ma toka duuwaj", the line ahsoka reads from the pillar is directly from a legends novel. Expanded media has established Kylo Ren designed his lightsaber based on the ones jedi used during the sith wars, including during the scourge of malechor. Maul's initial lines to Ezra "put your weapon away i mean you no harm" is reference to yoda's first lines to luke in Empire Strikes Back Yoda: "Feel like what?" Luke (turned with gun drawn) : "Like we're being watched" Yoda (cowers in fear) Aaaa! Away put your weapon, I mean you no harm!" Maul's assertion that the the Sith way is "two, no more no less" and thus the temple is designed with this in mind, is the first canonical establishment of the sith's obsession with the idea of two predating Darth Bane's establishment of the rule of two as the creation of the temple and subsequent jedi attack would predate bane. Rise of Skywalker and its expanded media would later establish this pre-Bane obsession as a desire to create a Dyad in the force through the bond between sith Masters and their single apprentices. Much of Maul's advice to Ezra is directly quoting the Sith code. Whilst not said in the episode the new inquisitor is the 8th brother. The curve of Mauls' new lightsaber suggests it may have been an inquisitor's lightsaber at one point. Whilst the voice of the sith holocron (who is not ventress just same voice actress) has only been referred to as "the presence", rise of skywalker's visual dictionary mentions the temple on Malechor's super weapon was designed by a sith lord known as Darth Tanis with some believing this may be the name of the Presence's sith voice. The source book Dawn of the Rebellion also stablishes a sith witch led the sith forces on Malechor, who may again be the Presence. Whilst this is speculation on my part Maul's obvious fear of Vader here always suggested to me they had an encounter that Maul barely survived in the past. This would explain why he abandoned his criminal empire to go searching for a away to kill the sith. Vader's face has an eyebrow which he should not have. Supposedly this is because his face is just reuses the anakin face model seen earlier in the show. i am almost certain that the shot of Ahsoka going down the steps was shot from much further away in the original airing, making it hard to tell if it was even Ahsoka and if she was walking or falling down the steps, making her fate much more ambiguous.
35:03 In a roundabout way I think Yoda secured the destruction of the weapon because that would’ve been an even worse version of the Death Star. He also allowed a few more other things to happen because of this but I can’t really say what because it’s spoiler territory, especially with the unseen last interaction between Vader and Ahsoka.
9:48 He kinda does because he wanted his brother and Ezra to be his 2nd and he also believed he and Savage were the true Lords of the Sith and that Sidious and Tyranus were not legitimate. And it was the same mindset Palpatine and Dooku had, but that’s really where the flaw in the Rule of Two comes in, it’s subjective. As far as if he actually believes it in, I think so, but in his own way. Similar to how Ahsoka holds the beliefs of the Jedi, but does not belong to the Order. To me it’s like being religious but not confining yourselves to the rules of a church.
Well actually Anakin getting his hand chopped of and needing to replace it has consequences in terms of the respect he gets ( or now doesn’t get) from the Jedi high council…
Maul is WAY better than Vader to tempt a young forceuser (comparte it to when he tries to turn Luke in ep 5 and 6) - maul "worms" his way into the trust and mind of Ezra
1:41 - This was Filoni's back-handed "compliment" to the original 1977-2014 Expanded Universe, rebranded as "Legends" when Disney/NuLucasfilm decided to unceremoniously, disrespectfully, and needlessly, throw away over 37 years worth of canon storyline continuity(throughout books, comics, games & toys), character progression and plot lines, just for them to go back and cherry-pick through it later(which Full-of-Baloney Filoni himself just LOVES to do).🙄🤦♂️
@willfanofmanyii3751 - "Legends" was only a separate universe once they rebranded it *_as_* "Legends" in 2014. Before that, the '77-'14 Expanded Universe *_was_* canon to the 6 films unless expressly deemed otherwise. I'm not gonna go through this *_AGAIN_* . The factual historical evidence is out there, confirmed by numerous Lucasfilm employees over the years, that it was canon unless it was under the labels of "Tales" or "Infinities", or later retconned if there was still any contradictions. Just look for the proof, it's easy to find if you actually look(rather than just parroting the Disney-shills' arguments of the last 10 years)🤔😉
@@FreddyKurganNimmo The word of employees mean nothing compared to Lucas' own word. The central timeline is what Lucas created, I-VI and TCW, while the other content was a separate universe.
Here’s your reminder that George Lucas said himself that Legends was never canon to his movies, TCW 2008 was the only other project that was canon outside of the movies under George Lucas. When Disney took over, they kept the same mentality. They did not throw away anything because it never belonged. However, in their canon, they’re open to adapting Legends material.
legends was never a strict canon like new canon was and was always contradicting itself in major ways. Lucas himself would encourage filloni to ignore stuff established in other material like books and comics when the two would work on Clone Wars together. To use an easy example when Filloni wanted to use Eeth Koth in the episode "Grevious Intrigue" he was told by multiple people working on the show that he couldn't because it had been established he died in the first battle of geonisis in a legends refence book. Lucas himself would tell Filloni to use him anyway, the episode originally even intending to kill him off again before Filloni decided he wanted to use the character in future episodes. Other various clone wars episodes retcon stuff from legends, presumably with similar permission from Lucas. Lucas himself would also contradict literally every legends clone wars reference prior to the prequel trilogy when he did attack of the clones, as legends had always made out the war was the republic vs the clones rather than the clones being on the republic's side. This includes references form popular legends content like the original thrawn trilogy. He also contradict other things from prior legends stuff like Obi wan and Lars being brothers in the ep 6 novelisation.
Again seeing Ahsoka in the animated shows just pisses me off more about the live action version her energy emotions personality is so superior to live action version
If you still don’t understand why Ahsoka is the way she is in every appearance after this after having rewatched the episodes that are the explanation as to why she’s like that… there’s not much anybody can do for you. Ahsoka becomes stoic after she has the time to process this event. That is made abundantly clear. Her brother tried to kill her. Dave Filoni has talked about this multiple times and so has Rosario Dawson. If that had no effect on her, that would be bad storytelling.
@@EM-fl5od I'm not talking about her mood overall the characters personality is different the way she interact with others she just looks like Ahsoka and the thats it all the important stuff about her character is gone
@@burakyagz5886 It’s been over a DECADE. It’s called character development, even if it was off-screen we know things that happened. Ahsoka had to process what happened with Vader alone. Then we know that things happened between her and Sabine that possibly is what caused Sabine’s family to die in the purge. That’s a lot of heavy stuff and Ahsoka has been alone for most of it as far as we know. That will change a person. But it only takes up til halfway through S1 where she’s clearly starting to get back to her old self and is smiling again like the Ahsoka we knew before. So I’m not sure where this idea that she’s a totally different character has come from.
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It's ironic for Ezra to introduce himself as Jabba to Maul considering that Maul met Jabba in Clone Wars episode S5:E14 Eminence
Star Wars The Clone Wars Animated Movie
Ahsoka: So, if you're a captain and I'm a Jedi,
then, technically, I outrank you, right?
Rex: In my book, experience
outranks everything.
Ahsoka: Well, if experience outranks everything,
I guess I better start getting some.
The best piece of Star Wars content ever imo
That is the same voice actress as Ventress but it's not Ventress lol. Glad you're enjoying Rebels. It's peak Star Wars. Every finale is dope af too.
22:22 So.. remember when that person quoted Kanan’s line about seeing Hera again last episode…
Ooooo shoot lmao, didn’t even see it that way until now (no pun intended 😭)
good stuff. Love the return of Maul. He's my favorite antagonist / villain in SW.
20:47 Even though it’s not explicit, I think this is probably one of the most violent deaths in Star Wars. The way Maul growls when he throws it and the way she screams makes it so visceral.
It's not "Another Owl".
It's the same Owl.
It doesn't travel with Ashoka, it is always just there near her for important moments in her life. Whatever planet she is on, so is the Owl...somehow.
29:57 Hera’s reaction to Kanan’s eyes and Rex’s reaction to Ahsoka’s “death” with “It’s Over Now” by Kevin Kiner playing makes this scene so emotional 😭
3:56 Malachor as well as a series of unfortunate events lore drop: This is the remains of the last battle in the Jedi and Mandalorian war. In Legends, the Malachor super-weapon was activated killing nearly all Jedi and Mandalorians there. The only survivors (I believe) were Revan, Alek, and Meetra Surik. They went on to become Darth Revan, Darth Malak, and the Jedi Exile. Revan and Malak became corrupted when they went to investigate the Unknown Regions in search for who was leading the Mandalorians only to stumble upon the Sith Emperor who was Darth Tenebrae in the body of Darth Vitiate at the time (I also think, bc some of the details are kinda fuzzy). I think Nihilus and Sion were also present which is what led to their deformities. When Kreia (Revan’s old master) went to investigate what turned him to the dark side, she became corrupted by Malachor taking the title Darth Traya with both Nihilus and Sion becoming her apprentices. The three were known as the Darth Triumvirate. Traya also took an interest in the Exile because of her unique disconnect from the Force as a result of triggering the super-weapon. Revan and Malak started their own empire when Darth Vitiate ordered them to find the ancient Star Forge (an ancient Rakatan space station, the Rakata were a race of very colonial aliens who led an Infinite Empire and the station was capable of making pretty much anything out of almost nothing, it could literally make resources like air and food but it was mostly used for building warships) with Revan as the master and Malak as his apprentice. Eventually Malak tried to kill Revan and thought he did. Then Revan showed up and cut his jaw off which is why he wears the cybernetic plate over his mouth. Revan has a cult of Revanites and tried to go to war with the Jedi at one point.
So yah that’s roughly* what the use of the super-weapon led to.
The dialogue between Tex and Ahsoka about "Experience outranks everything" is from their first meeting in the first episode of The Clone Wars.
A nice callback.
8:44 He’s Eight Brother, ironically, he’s a Terrelian Jango Jumper like Cassie from that episode of TCW with Ahsoka and Sinube finding Ahsoka’s lightsaber. I say ironically since he fell to his death (as far as we know) and Terrelian Jango Jumpers are supposed to be good at jumping plus he’s a Force user that should’ve been able to cushion his fall. To me it’s as silly as when the Jedi Ima-Gun Di died and his name is literally “I’m gonna die,” I love it tho.
23:32 An unnamed character titled “Presence,” it’s funny because Dave Filoni said that he wasn’t able to reveal the real name yet back when this came out and we’re still waiting to know what he meant by that. But I have no doubt he’ll probably revisit this eventually.
35:40 People want instant gratification and payoff and that’s just not possible. The set-up for the confrontation between Vader and Ahsoka started in 2008 when we first met Ahsoka.. that’s why it had so much impact. It took nearly a decade for that. People expect that level of satisfaction to come from a single season of a series with all new characters like The Acolyte. Just completely unreasonable. Even with something that happens with Maul next season, it’s only so satisfying because it had years and layers of storytelling in between the initial set-up and the execution.
"Now, now I'm called.. Maul"
Awesome reaction! The music, the long, long shot at the end, perfection!
Kanan blocked mauls shot.. but as he did so, Karan’s own saber kicked back and hit himself on the bridge of his nose. also supposedly Darth Maul and darth sidious tried to get inside this sith temple before but they didn’t work well enough together
The finale of season 2 is both amazing and sad
Talk about a cartoon conveying that much emotion! Some of the best Star Wars, animated or not, period! We got that tiny bit of Anakin coming through here first, I will never forget how I felt back then, still do!
bro, why are you so chill? 😭😭 you are like very nonchalant, what the hell
I mean I felt pretty hyped during this but that’s just me lmao. Idk I just is. I just are. Built dif.
13:34 I believe that is the giant kyber crystal that is used to power the weapon.
39:05 Yes to Outlaws
Outlaws sucks
@@potkan07 Have not seen a single critique of the game outside the fact that the character you have to play as is a woman and that the game is expensive which I agree that it’s definitely expensive.
As far as everything else, the visuals look amazing, it’s an open-world game which I love, and like I said I haven’t heard a critique on anything else.. Also there’s missions with Hondo coming out in a few months so that’s exciting.
ahsoka and rex's conversation in the opening of the episode is a reference to the clone wars movie in which ahsoka asserts as a jedi commander she technically outranks rex, but rex asserts that "Experience out ranks everything"
ahsoka's line of "There's always a bit of truth in legends" is a meta reference to the fact that Malechor is from knights of the old republic, which was de-canonsied and made part of "Star wars Legends" by disney's purchase. The line is essentially a tounge and cheek reference to canon reusing concepts from legends.
"taka zeech ma toka duuwaj", the line ahsoka reads from the pillar is directly from a legends novel.
Expanded media has established Kylo Ren designed his lightsaber based on the ones jedi used during the sith wars, including during the scourge of malechor.
Maul's initial lines to Ezra "put your weapon away i mean you no harm" is reference to yoda's first lines to luke in Empire Strikes Back Yoda: "Feel like what?" Luke (turned with gun drawn) : "Like we're being watched" Yoda (cowers in fear) Aaaa! Away put your weapon, I mean you no harm!"
Maul's assertion that the the Sith way is "two, no more no less" and thus the temple is designed with this in mind, is the first canonical establishment of the sith's obsession with the idea of two predating Darth Bane's establishment of the rule of two as the creation of the temple and subsequent jedi attack would predate bane. Rise of Skywalker and its expanded media would later establish this pre-Bane obsession as a desire to create a Dyad in the force through the bond between sith Masters and their single apprentices.
Much of Maul's advice to Ezra is directly quoting the Sith code.
Whilst not said in the episode the new inquisitor is the 8th brother.
The curve of Mauls' new lightsaber suggests it may have been an inquisitor's lightsaber at one point.
Whilst the voice of the sith holocron (who is not ventress just same voice actress) has only been referred to as "the presence", rise of skywalker's visual dictionary mentions the temple on Malechor's super weapon was designed by a sith lord known as Darth Tanis with some believing this may be the name of the Presence's sith voice. The source book Dawn of the Rebellion also stablishes a sith witch led the sith forces on Malechor, who may again be the Presence.
Whilst this is speculation on my part Maul's obvious fear of Vader here always suggested to me they had an encounter that Maul barely survived in the past. This would explain why he abandoned his criminal empire to go searching for a away to kill the sith.
Vader's face has an eyebrow which he should not have. Supposedly this is because his face is just reuses the anakin face model seen earlier in the show.
i am almost certain that the shot of Ahsoka going down the steps was shot from much further away in the original airing, making it hard to tell if it was even Ahsoka and if she was walking or falling down the steps, making her fate much more ambiguous.
35:03 In a roundabout way I think Yoda secured the destruction of the weapon because that would’ve been an even worse version of the Death Star. He also allowed a few more other things to happen because of this but I can’t really say what because it’s spoiler territory, especially with the unseen last interaction between Vader and Ahsoka.
29:38 Yah, you’re gonna have to wait a bit to find out the details, but it will be explained by the time Rebels ends 😭
25:11 I feel like this is where this arc really reaches butt-clenching levels lmao
My good man, this show is going to destroy you emotionally. Best of luck.
9:48 He kinda does because he wanted his brother and Ezra to be his 2nd and he also believed he and Savage were the true Lords of the Sith and that Sidious and Tyranus were not legitimate. And it was the same mindset Palpatine and Dooku had, but that’s really where the flaw in the Rule of Two comes in, it’s subjective. As far as if he actually believes it in, I think so, but in his own way. Similar to how Ahsoka holds the beliefs of the Jedi, but does not belong to the Order. To me it’s like being religious but not confining yourselves to the rules of a church.
Let's goooooo
Woo! LFG!👍
Well actually Anakin getting his hand chopped of and needing to replace it has consequences in terms of the respect he gets ( or now doesn’t get) from the Jedi high council…
Maul is WAY better than Vader to tempt a young forceuser (comparte it to when he tries to turn Luke in ep 5 and 6) - maul "worms" his way into the trust and mind of Ezra
1:41 - This was Filoni's back-handed "compliment" to the original 1977-2014 Expanded Universe, rebranded as "Legends" when Disney/NuLucasfilm decided to unceremoniously, disrespectfully, and needlessly, throw away over 37 years worth of canon storyline continuity(throughout books, comics, games & toys), character progression and plot lines, just for them to go back and cherry-pick through it later(which Full-of-Baloney Filoni himself just LOVES to do).🙄🤦♂️
Legends was always a separate universe, so not canon either way.
@willfanofmanyii3751 - "Legends" was only a separate universe once they rebranded it *_as_* "Legends" in 2014. Before that, the '77-'14 Expanded Universe *_was_* canon to the 6 films unless expressly deemed otherwise.
I'm not gonna go through this *_AGAIN_* . The factual historical evidence is out there, confirmed by numerous Lucasfilm employees over the years, that it was canon unless it was under the labels of "Tales" or "Infinities", or later retconned if there was still any contradictions. Just look for the proof, it's easy to find if you actually look(rather than just parroting the Disney-shills' arguments of the last 10 years)🤔😉
@@FreddyKurganNimmo The word of employees mean nothing compared to Lucas' own word.
The central timeline is what Lucas created, I-VI and TCW, while the other content was a separate universe.
Here’s your reminder that George Lucas said himself that Legends was never canon to his movies, TCW 2008 was the only other project that was canon outside of the movies under George Lucas. When Disney took over, they kept the same mentality. They did not throw away anything because it never belonged. However, in their canon, they’re open to adapting Legends material.
legends was never a strict canon like new canon was and was always contradicting itself in major ways. Lucas himself would encourage filloni to ignore stuff established in other material like books and comics when the two would work on Clone Wars together. To use an easy example when Filloni wanted to use Eeth Koth in the episode "Grevious Intrigue" he was told by multiple people working on the show that he couldn't because it had been established he died in the first battle of geonisis in a legends refence book. Lucas himself would tell Filloni to use him anyway, the episode originally even intending to kill him off again before Filloni decided he wanted to use the character in future episodes. Other various clone wars episodes retcon stuff from legends, presumably with similar permission from Lucas.
Lucas himself would also contradict literally every legends clone wars reference prior to the prequel trilogy when he did attack of the clones, as legends had always made out the war was the republic vs the clones rather than the clones being on the republic's side. This includes references form popular legends content like the original thrawn trilogy. He also contradict other things from prior legends stuff like Obi wan and Lars being brothers in the ep 6 novelisation.
Again seeing Ahsoka in the animated shows just pisses me off more about the live action version her energy emotions personality is so superior to live action version
If you still don’t understand why Ahsoka is the way she is in every appearance after this after having rewatched the episodes that are the explanation as to why she’s like that… there’s not much anybody can do for you.
Ahsoka becomes stoic after she has the time to process this event. That is made abundantly clear. Her brother tried to kill her. Dave Filoni has talked about this multiple times and so has Rosario Dawson. If that had no effect on her, that would be bad storytelling.
@@EM-fl5od I'm not talking about her mood overall the characters personality is different the way she interact with others she just looks like Ahsoka and the thats it all the important stuff about her character is gone
@@burakyagz5886 It’s been over a DECADE. It’s called character development, even if it was off-screen we know things that happened. Ahsoka had to process what happened with Vader alone. Then we know that things happened between her and Sabine that possibly is what caused Sabine’s family to die in the purge. That’s a lot of heavy stuff and Ahsoka has been alone for most of it as far as we know. That will change a person. But it only takes up til halfway through S1 where she’s clearly starting to get back to her old self and is smiling again like the Ahsoka we knew before. So I’m not sure where this idea that she’s a totally different character has come from.
Kanan is such a generic character to me. Don't find him that interesting.