BOBA FETT EPISODE 6 BREAKDOWN HOLY SH
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
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Jumping into space, the N-1 Naboo royal starfighter is seen heading towards what I think is the forest moon of Endor.
R2 drops into a sleep and the ant droids build a bench for him, where he sits to wait.
Luke and Grogu are seen meditating atop a hill. The deep fake is the best I’ve ever seen and it literally looks like a young Luke Skywalker 5 years after return of the Jedi.
As they meditate, Grogu raises a frog with the force to eat when Luke wakes up and looks at him all funny. Raising dozens of frogs with the force so Grogu sees maybe using the force can bring me more of what I want. I think Luke is doing this to show Grogu the difference in force abilities, and also maybe to entice Grogu, as we learn he’s having a hard time training him because of how loosely into it Grogu is. They take a walk and Luke tells Grogu about Yoda, about how size matters not.
Asking Grogu if he remembers anyone talking in riddles like Yoda back home. Then Luke asks him if he wants to remember, and touches his head, showing us a vision of Grogu’s memories during Order 66. The first thing I’m going to mention is how the aura vignette is like Anakin’s visions of Padme in revenge of the Sith. Grogu is remembering actually being there at the Jedi temple. 3 Jedi are protecting him during the raid on the Jedi temple by the 501st.
The 501st are the clone troopers loyal to Anakin Skywalker. They fought with him during the clone wars, and marched the temple with him during Order 66. Now as for who the Jedi were, I don’t know but I do know who they aren’t. They’re not cin drallig, as Anakin was fighting him in the hologram obi wan sees back at the Jedi temple, and Anakin also terminated Cin Drallig in the Revenge of the Sith video game and the novelization, so I doubt this would be how Drallig dies. The other two are just Jedi knights I think who are probably stationed there to protect grogu, maybe by orders of master Yoda, or someone else. As for who took Grogu, I’m not sure, but ‘ll make some theory videos on who I think it might be.
Also I zoomed in on his lightsaber, and it’s not Cin Drallig’s.
Pretty insane how the 501st shoot at the already lifeless body of the Jedi. We are taken back out of the flashback and Din is surprised by Ahsoka. He asks to see Grogu, and she basically tells him it’ll just make it harder for Grogu if he sees him again.
He wants to gift him the beskar chainlink armor. It’s his right as a foundling. A mandalorian foundling that is. Ahsoka questions why is he not a Jedi Padawan now, instead of a foundling? Din seems heartbroken and this scene is very breaking. As we know Din realizes he must not make it harder for Grogu if he sees him. So he chooses what’s best for Grogu in the moment and gives the gift to Ahsoka Tano to give to Grogu. Blasting off in his N-1 Naboo starfighter as Grogu reaches out for him. It was a really beautiful scene and I know they’re writing it this way to increase the tensions of Grogu and Din finally meeting one day.
Luke trains with Grogu much like how he trained with Yoda on his back. He runs through the forest much like Dagobah, and even does the same front flip like in the empire strikes back. Luke speaks of balance. This is something qui-gon preached. I love how we’re seeing a bit of a legends Luke here where he’s taking ideologies of the Jedi from the republic and moulding them into his own way, a better way. Not so dogmatic as palatine would tell Anakin.
Luke has Grogu standing on one leg just like he did on one hand, and trains with his green lightsaber as Grogu watches on in curiosity. He trains Grogu with the marksman training remote. This is the one we saw Obi-Wan use on Luke in a new hope all those years ago. This was Luke’s first entrance into the force and to train his Jedi reflexes. Something Qui-Gon noticed in Anakin very quickly upon their meeting.
Grogu is a quick learner and beings leaping with the force much like Yoda, flipping, dodging blasts from the remote when Ahsoka remarks that Luke taught him well, as Luke says, he’s beginning to remember more than his teaching and we get a beautiful line where she tells him sometimes the student guides the master, as she smiles and looks like she’s reminiscing of her time with Anakin. Now, we also must recall, Grogu was powerful in the force and trained with the Jedi in the temple for almost 50 years, where somewhere along the way, he or rather someone made him lose his memory.
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Man, this Star Wars was absolutely amazing. The limitless possibilities for the future of Star Wars is limitless with this new technology.
I can't believe we actually got all that. Thanks for joining this breakdown and being with the community during the watch party.
Much love.
Great day for Star Wars fans.
Exactly, what a time to be a fan and what a high level of discussion compared to the sequels and the drought before. Love it. 😊
Everything in this episode was truly a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Come on, man. That was NOT Bobba Fett. This is NOT Star Wars
Best Star Wars in like 15 years
Little Grogu is most definitely going to choose Mando over Luke. He’s the heart of Mando’s show. That and well, the merch. They wouldn’t have put that mini-little-bubble in the back of the N-1 Starfighter to NOT put Grogu in it.
The Luke deepfake is amazing, and they wouldn’t have included Luke without the ability to do such an amazing job making him look realistic. The team behind that deserve an award, without a doubt!
I think they’re the guys on TH-cam who made a video on how they would’ve handled Luke’s deep fake in The Mandalorian Season 2 finale, which looked much better than Disney’s version lol
@@JayJay5244 yeah, there were two, ir three, different teams in TH-cam who did deep fakes. I think the Corridor Crew's was the best. But this episode smashed it!
It was a TH-camr that Disney hired lol
@@pauladdae3130 Yeah lol I am so glad Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau are in charge! They’re clearly not afraid to hire outside help in order to deliver to us the best Star Wars experience they could possibly make!
@@pauladdae3130 It’s not Corridor Crew, it’s Shamook. He was hired by Disney after they saw his work. His is by far the best.
I seriously have no words for this one. Never would I have thought that Ahsoka, Luke, Boba And Cad Bane would be in the same episode in a show. It was beautiful.
And R2!
I even liked Cob Vanth. What an episode.
@@anonymousgaslighter345 but is he dead now?
And Order 66
@@saikou933 no way, he got shot once in the shoulder and cad bane unloaded four rounds into the other guy's chest. Vanth was purposely left alive, probably to anger Mando and boba.
Luke's CGI was just fantastic, they really listened to fan feedback after the Mando episode.
I thought it was ridiculous that in the watch party everyone was spamming that it was blurry... Like really? Were we watching the same thing or are they just trying to be salty?
Not only feedback but they hired the guy that improved upon the original deepfake, he's a youtuber too!
It was Incredible! 10000x times better than in Mando S02 finale.
Yeah it was soooo good and believable i loved it my god it was a overload ashoka cad bane and grogu loved it
Right?! I was very impressed with the deep fake in this episode
Imagine, just imagine….if they never made the sequel trilogy and we had years and years of great SW series with Dave and John. They are doing a great job. I’m sure Kenobi and Ahsoka won’t disappoint.
the sequels should never have been done at all. They destroyed the plot
I don’t even know what sequel trilogy you are talking about 😏
Without the sequels we wouldn't be where we are at this point. Change them and you change what we have now. I'll take the sequels if it means all these tv shows/comics/etc.
disney trilogy is not canon anyway
There would be a much better outcome to these great and wonderous beginnings.
Ahsoka telling Luke he’s just like his father was unexpected and I fuckin’ love it
It was everything me and my buddy James hoped for.
so true. I really hope the show us Luke and Ahsoka's first meeting sometime. It was not really clear how well they knew each other
@@hankscorpion9939 yeah hopefully we see that in the ahsoka show
That was my favourite bit too
he's kind of nothing like his father except they both like wearing black
I liked that ahsoka wasn’t too pushy to keep din away from grogu and still offered to give the armour. She knows more than anyone that sometimes being a Jedi just isn’t worth losing the people you love
Yes of course she is no Jedi, she is far better than them
Well fucking said
This is another reason to get rid of the sequels. Luke and his order should better than the Jedi of Old. Like Ashoka. Otherwise it is the same shit
@@xaviercarrera4104 sequals shouldnt be canon, maybe only legends or something like dream or something like that. They fucked up not talki g about copying the entire episode IV and stealing all characters traits.
@@lukasprochazkaprod fever dream u mean?
I hope Grogu chooses the lightsaber, and Luke gives him both, teaching that knowing his priorities is good, but that love isn't always bad; one must simply not let it consume themselves.
I think it’s a test, and the armor is the correct answer, but Luke is also using reverse psychology to truly test Grogu. Jedi are supposed to craft their own lightsabers, Luke just gifting him Yoda’s this fast into his training seems strange. Grogu can choose the armor (defense/protection) from Din, or Yoda’s lightsaber (offensive weapon) for faster power.
He won't, because they need to tie it in with the stupid sequels and Luke's first student wasn't grogu, is was whiney Ben Solo or whatever.
@@and__7431 This is essentially the last chance for Dave to make an alternate universe (the Ahsoka time theory). Fingers crossed!
@@CyrusStratton I don't think so man. Re watching the episode continues to worry me. Especially the order 66 scene, on first viewing I was blown away but on second watching it also shows how just because you have a lightsaber doesn't mean it will protect you i.e the camera focusing on the saber rolling away. Armor will protect you and that is why Grogu will go with the armor. OR maybe Grogu will steal the lightsaber idk but still. In the words of someone important. "I've got a bad feeling about this"
If grogu doesnt choose the armour im gonna burn disney to the ground lol
seeing Cad Bane back made me realize that what Dave and the others are doing, is what Disney SHOULD have done with Star Wars from the start. Dave and co is fixing what Disney alone broke, and he deserves EVERY ounce of praise he gets!
Absolutely, I'm over the moon if we get what we see with Marvel with Star Wars.
Old characters without forcing it and introduce new characters with story building. So annoying how they've ruined the sequels. Literally rehashed stories, forcing fake love story and old characters Palpatine.
I'd love to see a new competent Star Wars movies.
@@masale amen brother!
Yeah and what pisses me off more than most is the fact that Kathleen Kennedy still has a job there. When Jon Favreau or Dave Filoni should have gotten the position as president of the company. Because they know what the fan base wants.
@@ReveredDead i couldnt agree more. Kathleen Kennedy is absolutely USELESS, and shouldnt be allowed that position at all. and i swear to god, if her last name has ANYTHING to do with it, then i'm gonna commit a fellony...
This Episode had me CRYING. Ashoka telling Mando she's a family friend and Telling Luke he reminds her of Anakin hit me RIGHT IN THE FEELS.
Easily the heaviest part! Killed me!!
Same here. Didn't know that would hit as hard as it did.
I teared up when she mentioned his father.
Right? I would honestly watch a two hour movie of her telling Luke about Anakin. Luke couldn’t ask for a better connection to his father than Ashoka. A better source of knowledge of the Jedi as well. One not as biased and able to help Luke make a better Jedi order.
Blatant fan service and flashbacks made you cry? 🤣
The scene where Luke raises all of the frogs to show Grogu what he could do reminded me a lot of when Yoda raised the x-wing out of the swamp to show Luke that it is possible
There’s a lot of mirroring from Luke’s time under Yoda’s tutelage. It’s kinda beautiful really that Luke is teaching Grogu like Yoda taught him, since Yoda and Grogu is the same species.
@@Whiskypapa as well as with Obi Wan, with the sphere droid shooting lasers. He is passing on the teaching of his former masters, all he knows in the ways of the force. Beautiful
What's also kinda funny tho is that Grogu doesn't put his heart in it cuz he misses Mando which is a lil sad
That was the point
@@royshavrick Hell, Grogu might even cut off his training early to see his Dadolorian again, just like Luke did with his friends. If anyone would understand that kind of attachment, it’d be Luke.
I actually hope that little cliffhanger by the end is a fake out, that old practice was what ended the Jedi order in the first place and he would’ve learned by now from Darth Vader’s redemption.
3:25 You’re exactly right about Luke encouraging him to pay more attention, but I thought about it a little farther. It’s completely parallel with the Empire Strikes Back scene where Luke feels like giving up on lifting the X-Wing out of the swamp water. Then Yoda steps in and shows him the potential of the force. Luke had to have been thinking about this exact moment when Grogu isn’t paying attention, and it’s funny how things come full circle. Just the way I thought about it from my perspective.
Yea that actually sounds good. But what bothered me about the episode which I allota people I know said was that Luke and Ashoka were being complete 🍆 and going overboard with the Grogu and Din relationship. Bruh idc what anyone says there was zero reason make Grogu choose😭😭 if I don’t kno better I’d say he’s jealous lol
@@Mrgomodefr You haven’t taken into consideration how conflicting being both Mandalorian and Jedi can be. Think about how much conflict that started when Tar Vizla was both. it had to have caused lots and lots of issues. Not just within himself and the decisions he’s had to make, but the tug of war match that the people he had known from both sides, Jedi and Mandalorian. Their very morals and roots are completely opposite from one another, so the history behind the two factions is just the half of it. It’s the way of the Jedi to let go of attachment, this is true. Yet he decided to LET Grogu choose instead of just never even showing him Mando’s gift to begin with. Take that into consideration, I think you’ll be more satisfied with it. Plus, for the first time we have a possible explanation for why Grogu isn’t in any of Luke’s flashbacks in the stupid sequels. So I think we can all make an inference on what he’s going to choose. Much better off than Grogu dying from a tragic series of events.
@@daledoback9566 barely read that cuz but imma take your word for it 😂💯
@@Mrgomodefr i actually think its a test and it matters not , if he chooses mando or luke , its the fact that luke let him make a choice.
If Boba Fett was just playing it soft to build an army, and in the finale he goes coldblooded I will be very happy.
It's gonna be like Infinity war but with Star Wars
You become a big dreamer max
@Spartan that battle will probably twist him back to old boba
I think he'll initially not be as coldblooded and let mando fennec krrsantan and the power rangers do most of the heavy lifting, and then when he learns that cad bane killed his tusken tribe he'll go berserk and we'll get to see the boba we all know and love.
@@noahsmith9219 Filoni: XD, I think I'll let Cad Bane die, just putting him in live action.
I legit CRIED when Mando turned away from Grogu and handed the chain mail to Ahsoka. I literally felt his heartbreak and understanding, knowing what he needed to sacrifice for the sake of Grogu's future.
Same. I was shouting at mando to go to grogu but then he turned away. I got tears in my eyes
No you didn’t.
Let me just say that the deep-fake work on Luke Skywalker in this episode was borderline miraculous. A huge advance even from only a year ago in the MS2 finale. Seeing and hearing Luke in this episode makes me much more confident in what they will present for Han Solo next episode (assuming that he does appear). Lucasfilm has now demonstrated that virtually anything is possible to see going forward, and that even includes Leia Organa. We know that Carrie Fisher’s daughter Billie Lourd has already given them her permission and blessing to use Carrie’s voice and likeness. What’s more, Billie herself bears a remarkable resemblance to her mother in both appearance and voice. With her assistance, I fully expect (demand) that we will finally see the post-OT onscreen reunion of Luke, Leia and Han that they, and we, have deserved for lo these many years…
He looks _incredible,_ but something about the acting makes me incredibly _uncomfortable._
Maybe it's because they're clearly trying to avoid showing his face while he's talking. Maybe it's because the few times they do show him speaking, I can unconsciously tell his mouth doesn't perfectly match the words. Maybe the voice lines were awkward or the voice acting was stiff. IDK but it felt weird.
It was actually a TH-camr who got hired to do work for the deep fake I can’t remember who though
They hired him after he fixed the original deep fake
@@nemonomen3340 it’s the voice. They stitched it together with too much spacing between the words
Personally the deep-fake was very distracting because I kept noticing it. Also the audio of him talking was off-putting.
This episode felt like a movie. Complete masterpiece. Dave needs to be the director from here on. The fact that he cared that much about what we want and was willing to use the deep fake technology to make it happen knowing the budget for this is amazing. This is what happens when its directed the right way.
Don't think you'll see Luke in action fighting the Pykes. That would severely undercut Boba, Mando and the whole crew to the point where Boba would be viewed as virtually useless.
Jedi's aren't god's or nothing man
@@Prawnsacrifice Luke is pretty much godlike
I suspect that Luke will cut in(no pun) the same way he did in Mando Season 2 but very late down in next week’s episode. And this time he’ll be joined by Han(maybe even Leia so all three can finally share a scene together).
@@Dinoslay Why would Luke intervene in such a trivial conflict for him ? He made his appearance in S2 to save a force sensitive youngling, not to help Mando or the others. Jedis are not gun to hire and I highly doubt this deus ex machina will be used again.
Remember that Cad Bane has gone toe to toe with Anakin, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka and Quinlan Vos. He’s gonna stomp Luke and Mando
The amount of cameos in this episode was unreal. Bane, Luke, The Marshall, Grogu, Ahsoka, and we even got to see Boba Fett and Fennec Stand in a show they are supposed to be main characters in.
Yea like wtf is going on. It's like going off the rails in but in a good way 🤣🤣🤣
I love how we are now counting boba fett as a cameo! 😆
Lol
@@gak22yearsago99 when is the pat pat pong krell cameo
The show isn't called Boba Fett. It's called book of Boba Fett so it's not just about him I guess.
The fact that they brought cad bane in screams him and boba are going to finally have that long awaited showdown. Can’t wait (:
They already faced off. It was a deleted scene from the clone wars. Cad is the reason boba has the dent on his helmet
@@N8tiveKEYS21 yea i think he means they are gonna remake it somehow, can’t wait for the final
I hope they have a flashback to the first duel, then have them duel also. Probably just wishful thinking though.
Yeah Bane’s probably gonna die in the next episode
@@N8tiveKEYS21 He means like the final encounter
I don’t feel robbed at all, BUT I was REALLY enjoying the boba fett story as it started to finally build up momentum. Now I’m super tied to grogu story and mando. Can’t really complain but Im not sure why they broke the boba momentum.
For the same reason Mando S2 had so many other characters. Episodes are being used as backdoor pilots to future shows.
@@reyalexandro I see that. It’s pretty ingenious. But mando did it better. The Asoka and boba reveals…every moment served to push Mandy’s story forward. The boba episode with mando put the BRAKES on his story. Mando doesn’t even MENTION boba or seem worried. For all he knew boba might be getting assassinated while he flew to grogu.
Eh. Love both series. If this is what I get to complain about it’s all good.
@@reyalexandro Yeah but like, In Mando Din wasn't pushed to cameo role in his own show, but still a main character. If a similar thing to The book of Boba Fett happens to the future series than I think the same thing will happen like with the sequels
Personally i like it since both mando and boba fett stories are tangled and even whatever happens in mandalorian it might affect boba fett as well
I found Boba Fett storyline slow and boring. Glad they tied in Mando.
As for grogu losing his memory, I thought that was just a ptsd thing where he slowly blocked those memories over the years, like Cal Kestis, it wasn’t until he reconciled with those memories that he was able to tap into his force potential
It would be dope AF if we see a live action Cal Kestis.
It looks like it kinda is like that. I would have loved to see cal show up
I mean, he is still technically a baby. Babies have memory, but as they age they lose a lot of what happened to them.
@@samusaran11 yea i hope we do, i know the bd droid in the last episode was definitely a call to the fallen jedi
Theory - He might have let loose with dark side powers and killed many clones to survive. He’s choked a few people already. I don’t think anyone saved Grogu but himself, and he has survivors guilt.
The best thing about this for Luke is, even thoe hes wise and matured, he still doesnt know what to do. Him asking Ahsoka for guidance shows he still learning about being a Jedi, like his father.
@@technotoad2566 He didnt really have an attachment with his father in the originals. He was convincing him to join the light side and be good. Even in the end of return of the jedi, he literally accepts his fathers fate once hes dead and moves on. No attachments.
@@technotoad2566 he's not a hypocrite. If anything he's probably hoping Grogu picks the attachment. There is nothing wrong with attachments.
Besides if Luke was truly against it he wouldn't have even shown grogu the armor in the first place. He just wants to see what grogus priorities are first
This isn't Master Luke. He is still essentially a Jedi knight at this time. I think he is just trying to judge where grogu is at and what he truly wants. I think he will choose the saber and Luke will present him with the armor at a later time in his training.
@@technotoad2566 yeah, better in legends where he encouraged people to get married
@@nbond1980s yeah he’s just giving grogu a choice with something symbolic tbh. Easier for him to understand. And Luke isnt encouraging either. He’s just giving grogu a choice that is pretty reasonable since either will take away from the other
I love how Luke kind of imitates Yoda's training methods but he's far more patient. It's as though he realizes how frustrating he was to train. And he was in the role of student barely what, 6 years ago? I thought Luke's patience in the role of teacher was a nice touch and fitting with his ROTJ character arc. This is the real Luke Skywalker. I hope they figure out some way to turn the sequel trilogy into some kind of alternate universe thing, because the Luke we saw in those movies is absolutely not the same character as the man we see here. There is no way you can possibly convince me he goes from this to that.
I believe it's about ten years between when Luke met Yoda and this episode.
who knows, maybe the story of how Luke gets ruined will actually be interesting
Facts! This is the luke I remember as a kid but much much more mature! Seeing him as a jedi master is refreshing and gives me hope that we will see him do amazing things in future appearances!
Couldn't agree more. This is the real Luke. This was all they had to give is in the movies this is the Luke we wanted to see
He is different and calmer because they are unable to give him the same actions as the original Luke. Movement makes deepfake technology harder to perfect. It wasn't intended, more like necessary. This is not the Luke we all know, it just looks like him. He only had like 2 lines of dialogue too...must have been really hard for the artist Shamook to do movement shots.
I loved how Luke asked Ahsoka if he'd ever see her again, it really shows how despite his calm and wise demeanor with Grogu, he's still learning himself and maybe even feels unsure of himself even after defeating Vader and the empire. And while I don't love that these last two episodes have felt somewhat like Book of Din Djarin rather than Boba, I don't think there's any denying that this is some of the best Star Wars we've seen in a while, at least since the Bad Batch. Live action Cad Bane, in the aftermath of the empire, is truly a treat for those of us who grew up with the clone wars as well as the originals
Both wise and unsure you say? Can you think of any real life people who display these conflicting qualities? I sure can't...more like they had to make Luke not talk much because it is easier to use the deepfake technology when there is no movement.
It is also the last thing Anakin said to his mother before he left to become a Jedi
@@scotam02 think of it as when your teaching a younger sibling a sport, or someone younger then you. You are wise at what you know, but can be unsure of your ability to play and still have a lot to learn.
@@therat9244 you drank the Disney Star Wars kool-aid...
@MannyP no wisdom comes from previous trials and errors...it doesn't come before or during...wisdom is gained in hindsight.
I'm dying to see Ahsoka have a little exposition time with Luke to tell him about her epic experiences with his mother and father. Basically, she had the childhood of which he was robbed.
I think we will get that in her series. I believe Luke met her years before the Mandolorian. I hope we get Force Ghosts and training scenes
I'm picturing Ahsoka telling Luke the story of his mother and father with Binary Sunset playing in the background, that may be the best scene of any Star Wars media ever.
Bro this episode made me not like Ahsoka
@@Tahoe756 she wasn’t wrong though
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I’m a massive Clone Wars fan and seeing Cad Bane was honestly a dream come true for me. He has been my favorite bounty hunter since I was a kid and I’m stoked to see him in live action. I’d love to see Mando and Bane have a stand off. They are both the fastest draws in the galaxy, but who will win?
While I think that would be cool, the standoff should definitely be between boba fett and Cade bane, there’s more history there and it would probably make more sense especially given the fact that it’s boba fett’s show. And I’m totally with you on seeing bane for the first time in live action, extremely epic!
@@tedhill5419 ohhh that’s coming ..🙏🏽
Grogu does a luke and throws them out behind him and walking off.
Greedo
Forealll, i had chills seeing him in live action, it was sick!
Imagine if Disney had started with these series of the post-RTJ era in 2015. This would have beautifully set the stage for the sequel trilogy while dedicating the amount of time and care the final trilogy of the Skywalker-era deserved. I guarantee they would have achieved their goal of making 1-2 movies a year at this point and the Star Wars IP would be more profitable than Marvel...such a shame.
Exactly. But at least there’s always the chance they retcon the sequels into an alternate timeline.
Imagine a live action adaptation of the Thrawn trilogy? But with Mando, Ahsoka, Boba, etc. alongside Luke, Leia, and Han. That would be incredible.
@@mdisco10 they will never retcon an entire trilogy that has done so much for them
@@cuhbluhgaming_853 What have the sequels done for them? They aren’t making any more money from them, so they can do whatever they see fit.
Considering that Disney/Lucasfilm is a business first, they no doubt see the potential of a story about a thriving New Jedi Order, and how much money that could make them though.
Putting the sequels into an alternate timeline doesn’t hurt Disney/Lucasfilm in any way, aside from maybe infuriating the toxic sequel fans that will get mad that Star Wars fans are finally being listened to.
But in reality, this is a solution where everyone wins. Those who like the sequels can still watch them as part of their own timeline, and the rest of us can finally get a more respectful continuation to the original saga.
They need to redo episodes 7-9, I hate the poor story telling + the subliminal WOKE message. They ruined Star Wars
@@cuhbluhgaming_853 What did it do for them? TFA made a lot of money, but everything else made way less, the merchandise bombed, and given how much it cost to buy Lucasfilm and then make the movies, they barely broke even on the "sequels."
I genuinely found myself forgetting that Mark Hamill wasn’t his young self anymore that’s how good this deep fake technology is getting. This episode is easily one of the best of all the Star Wars shows so far
What just blew my mind the most about this episode was how Filoni was MASTERFUL with his ability to give us more than what we ever could have expected in a single episode, while simultaneously teasing us with just enough character interaction and exposition that the episode leaves us thirsting for more.
Was I expecting Luke and Ahsoka's first interaction being so casual? Absolutely not, which surprised me with how satisfying it actually was not having to wait longer for it to happen.
Will we still get a buildup to their first meeting in a flashback? I'd bet everything that we will, which is why it was so awesome not having to wait for her series to see Dave tease us with the shortest moment of Luke and Ahsoka referencing Anakin. Now I find myself even more impatient for Ahsoka's series.
I know, I wasn’t Most excited about the Asoka series, but now that most likely we’ll see more Luke and Grogu, this series is now more exciting for me
@@zsbacskai7331 i dont get how you could be bored in this episode lmao.
And its stupid theres no Boba in these episodes but the Series is finally damn good. And im sure they have a vision.
@@zsbacskai7331 I’m pretty sure YT removed dislikes from being viewed but I just wanted to let you know I disliked your comment. This Is The Way!
@@zsbacskai7331 If you a fan of Star Wars then you lover this episode
LF is way overdue to put Favreau in charge and have Filoni run the Creative side of things. Surely there will be a point where Disney sees that weird little trend where everything Kennedy runs turns to shit and everything these guys touch gets high praise from fans.
Ahsoka calling herself a family friend and then comparing Luke to his father, dang near brought tears to my eyes. It makes me wonder if ahsoka will eventually be seen alongside Leia, Han, lando and the rest of the old crew.
That would be something beautiful! I also really hope they show us Luke and Ahsoka's first meeting
When that happens, I'm nine again, watching SW for the very first time.
@@ladyvader2648 straight up, that would bring me back to the nostalgia of watching Obi-Wan versus grievous for the first time when I was a child.
There’s so much potential here. They need to go in a different direction than the sequels otherwise it’ll be squandered though.
With regards to Grogu, my guess is he chooses both - eventually becoming a Mandalorian Jedi. Which would show Luke that the no attachment rule for Jedi is wrong. “Sometimes the student guides the master.”
Undeterred comment. Well said.
@@martinwilliams6058 Thanks. This is what I’m hoping to see at least. Luke was supposed to fix the mistakes of the old Jedi, and that starts with allowing attachments.
Like Obi-Wan said to Luke in the first book of the Thrawn trilogy, Luke’s “not the last of the old Jedi, but the first of the new.” Based on their track record I’m sure Favreau and Filoni understand that.
I dont believe it would ever happen but after watching this episode I see a huge opportunity to retcon the sequels. I may also just be a hater of the sequels and hope thats what they do lmao
I feel like Theory is on the right track here. I bet he chooses the chain mail and Luke takes him to Tattoine. In the process Grogu comes to the realization that he must become a Jedi once he sees what Luke is capable of, and realizes he needs to act on his gift to help others.
@@erikhauser3875That "huge opportunity" is nowhere to be seen lol those droids were literally building the temple we saw in ep VIII
At this point especially with Hayden coming back, I truly think we will get a conversation between force ghost anakin and ahsoka. Which would so cool to see in live action.
He's been cast for the Ahsoka show so it has to be that and/or flashbacks.
Exactly I’ve always wanted to see that
When cad bane appeared he felt like a true villain his presence and demeanor was menacing I hope they eventually paint boba the same way
I hope where he and bane meet, all good leaves boba (for the moment) and he’s just as menacing and cold as Cad Bane during the duel
@@henrymarks2237 that’d be perfect character development it has to come next episode, having to waiting all the way to season 2 might ruin it for a lot of people
He looked a bit too vampiric to me. Like he had just tasted something really bitter.
Except Boba is becoming more of an Anti-Hero then a Villian.
@@combatsportlover6919 I agree they’re trying to make him a warm hearted vigilante like Batman but more nice😂
I’m just thrilled to be having Star Wars at this lvl ! I don’t care about the titles of these shows or anything the main point of these series is fleshing out the universe and the characters overall , and they are doing it the best !
Yeah fr Star Wars is just one continuous story, you gotta enjoy the (sometimes bumpy) ride
Totally agree, it's so awesome how they're developing the lore
Exactly . It’s the Star Wars universe, like the MCU. I don’t care about titles , I care about the EMOTIONS and the storytelling . This was incredible
You get it.... The objective was to Show that These Series and episodes are Branches of the Tree that is Star Wars... They are all connected therefore all episodes are essential and part of the Grand Storyline.... Mandalorian opened the World and the Spin offs are expanding the World to open up possibilities of Future Feature Films like Marvel Used Singular movies that lead to Avengers movies combining the movies like Rivers flowing into a larger body of water ....
@@edwinnavedojr Perfectly said.
This episode was seriously a true representation of what Star Wars is. From Luke, Grogu, Ahsoka and Din, all the way to Cobb and Cad fookin Bane. AMAZING
How exactly was this a representation of what Star Wars is? they just showed some iconic characters in it..smh
@@enditakamweneshe6428 what exactly wasn't Star Wars in this episode? I'll wait...
@@enditakamweneshe6428 what wasn’t?
The one thing I'm a little confused about is the whole no attachment thing. Luke is making Grogu abide by the rule that he can not become a Jedi without letting go of the attachment he has to his friend, the Mandalorian. Yet Luke never gave up his attachment to his Sister and Han. It was also Luke's attachment to his Father that redeemed Anakin.
Totally agree! Not to mention all Jedi form attachments to their “Masters” as Padawans, and to their Padawans as Masters.. they form attachments to their own lightsabers which they are required to handcraft.. as Jedi’s they form an attachment to the “Jedi order” itself as a surrogate family/community, and are attached to the “Jedi way” itself as a way of life.. they literally become hyper-attached to the self-delusion of non-attachment.. the Jedi’s are nothing more than a cult of laser sword wielding Uber-hypocrites of psychic/physical badassery! 😜
Absolutely this. I feel like it's awful writing. Like Luke didn't learn and evolve from the previous Order of Jedi. Although I imagine they may be doing it on purpose to line up with the sequels.
I think he's just testing him even if grogu picks the mando he'll still accept him
That might be the crux of it -- Luke is proof that you don't need to remove the children from their families and that they SHOULD have attachments that strengthen their heart. Maybe this Luke decides not to train Kylo Ren but takes him fishing instead? Uncle quality time.
Y s and it is stupid they did not let Mando see grogu,,,
I think Luke is testing Grogu. They are very similar with their strong attachments to their father. I’d love to see him choose the lightsaber and Luke still give him the armor. Teaching him the lesson that attachment and love are okay to hold onto, as long as you are willing to let go.
While Luke’s Jedi training is what got him to the throne room to face the Emperor, it was Luke’s love and hope for the good in his father that saved the galaxy. We can’t forget, however that it was mainly Anakin’s fear of losing Padme that made him fall to the dark side. I think that whatever Grogu chooses, Luke will still have a valuable lesson for him. Ahsoka working with Luke and the trust she has in him assures me that this Luke is as close to the characterization in ROTJ. I’m so glad she’s supporting his Jedi Order.
Dave Filoni directing this episode is perfect. Out of everyone, I think he understands that Luke is much more like Qui-Gon than any other Jedi. No wonder he included this moment if it leads to this. He tells the other episode directors similar thoughts in Star Wars Gallery of Mando Season 1.
That Cad Bane appearance was insane. It was Corey Burton as well! The feeling of dread he exuded as his silhouette came into frame was so well done. Even if you hadn’t seen the Clone Wars series, you knew from his appearance, his face, and his menacing voice that he’s a cold-blooded killer.
Your take is one of my favourites. I feel like luke has learned more than the past jedi order knew. A more relaxed order would be great
Because the old methods was was the Jedi’s downfall the first time.
I fully agree with everything you just said.
Also, seeing Cad Bane in the distance, i already knew it was him. I could feel him man, and i wasnt expecting it whatsoever! This episode was insane! They have completely redeamed themselves from the first 3 episodes
i'm thinking that if Grogu chooses the lightsaber and the path of the Jedi, Luke will give him back the chainmail once he completes his training (however long that will take).
I know people hoping and saying Grogu will return with Din soon simply because of the droid pod tease in the N-1, but I really hope it's a red herring so that we get to see how both character arcs continue to develop while separated. I want them to reunite when they're ready.
@@kennethkennethson4991 because old George ruined the Jedi in the prequels. They were never meant to be some weird cult that forbade all emotion. In a New Hope, Obi Wan talks about Anakin having children as if it was a normal thing for a Jedi.
I think all of us could have watched Luke, Grogu, and Ahsoka for hours and been entertained. Especially since I think we all want to hear Luke and Ahsoka REALLY talk about her experiences growing up with Luke's dad in the Jedi Temple.
The fact that you wrote Luke's dad and not anakin kinda bugs me
She'd say oh you know your dad was very reckless and had risky tactics but he got the job done
Not only that, she knew Padme well, too and Obi Wan. If we get Ashoka and Luke together with a Hayden Force Ghost I am literally going to lose my shit.
I feel like we were robbed of an amazing 'Ahsoka discovers Luke is a Skywalker' moment
@@mar_speedman why wouldn't she know? She knew obi wan and probably has seen him since order 66.
I know people have their gripes with the lack of Boba but honestly for me i’ve got no complains after witnessing that masterpiece of an episode at all. There were so many mindblowing moments that expanded the lore, it really did leave me speechless. Dave Filoni works his magic once again, this man never fails to deliver!
Exactly. It's a Mando spinoff, of course he's gonna appear to bridge the gap between seasons 2 and 3
They just fed you 5 episodes of garbage. Think about it. That was NOT Bobba Fett. Throw in fan favorites on the final episode, so they can draw you into the Disney mess they are going to make of these same characters in the 1st episode of whatever garbage tv series they put them onto?
@@spacelord830 just dont watch the new stuff if you dont like it lol
@@luuska8657 and when the new series come out, and they destroy the characters you have loved, for 5 episodes. You'll be ok if they bring out some old fan favorites in the last episode? You are cheering for characters they are going to trash. I'll come back here with the, "I told you so.", in 10 months....
@@spacelord830 cry more my guy, cry more. Nobody wants to hear you ramble to yourself because like what you don’t. So get over yourself and realize the world does not revolve around you.
Town marshal was no slouch as a gun slinger, notice how the marshal had to take his eyes off Cad and onto his young deputy, that is when Cad attacked. Makes me think they were probably more closely matched if the deputy was not there.
Yeah it was pretty clear to me too that the deputy got Cobb shot. The good news is that I’m pretty sure he was just shot in the shoulder and lives. It’s his right shoulder though so idk that he’ll be able to continue on as the Marshall. His idiot deputy is def dead though. It’s probably good honestly because he seemed like was going to sell out to the Pykes the first chance he got.
@@adampilarski7083 it was a great scene - just the delay and tension was amazing
It looked to me like the marshal was doing that as a fake out to pull a fast one on Cad, but Cad is just too good for a move like that.
@@colmcq facts, it felt like a Western movie
That’s exactly why Marshall told him to go inside
Luke’s CGI was significantly improved, this really sets up the future to have shows and movies with characters whose original actors are too old or have sadly passed away, the future for Star Wars is promising. In Filoni We Trust!
Between the surprise Asoka scenes, deepfake Luke, grogu training, order 66, and a character I never thought I’d be able to see in live action or who I thought I’d never hear anything new about again(cad bane of course) this episode really earned a 12/10. I was yelling, crying, laughing hysterically during this, as excited as I was seeing Luke in mandolorian.
I guess we know who kllled the tuskans now ;)
This is also Mandos show now lol he said hold my beskar Boba I'll show you how it's done.
I'm just saying though, those 501st troopers during Grogu's flashback looked fantastic, even having Morrison's voice say a few lines for them as well, and the grit and damage on their armor, just stunning
Literal chills
Honestly the best Clone Troopers I’ve even seen in live action, tbh
this is surely a sign of things to come? it seems illogical from a financial perspective to throw money at non-cgi 501st? likely a feature in kenobi?
Luke pulling a Yoda on Grogu had me crying with laughter, such a beautiful moment.
The memory of Grogu had me shivering, I really expected to see Anakin there for a moment, but I guess I‘m glad they didn’t do it.
Overall it was awesome. Loved it.
Imagine grogu chooses the armor , and Luke says “you have chosen the side of attachment , I can’t train you “ and then anakins force ghost shows up telling Luke that attachment to him was what saved him , and Luke takes a step back on the more strict rules of the Jedi .
we need an anakin force ghost. that would be fucking crazy
Grogu does a luke and throws them out behind him and walking off.
Anakin appearing as a Force Ghost will create a internet meltdown.
Well I hope so
Dude, I really hope that something like that happens
I can only say: This episode felt more like Star Wars should be than movies 7, 8 and 9 combined. Not really sure if I am still watching 'just' the Book of Boba Fett, but if that is the downside, I'll take it :)
to be fair, 7, 8 and 9 are a pretty low bar. Was a pretty good episode though!
This episode was better than all the prequels combined
@@c32g89 sequels*
The sequels failed quite badly with the overall storyline. In addition, Cad Bane is just one example how the sequels failed in using characters that are interesting and liked by fans. The worst thing is the prequels are almost totally neglected
Ik it felt unreal when they went back to jabba palace I was like oh yeah I’m watching the book of boba fett
Seeing Cad Bane return in this form had me mind blown beyond all levels.
As I was convinced he was gone at this point. But seeing he is still around, was the biggest twist to me of all.
I went nuts as soon as I saw the silhouette in the shadow haha, recognized it right away
My girlfriend has never seen Clone Wars so she's be kinda clueless on all of this. We just wrapped up Season 1 earlier this , talk about good timing!!!
Yeah I thought there was still a chance that they killed him off like in the unfinished Clone Wars episode, but once he showed in Bad Batch I guess they made it non canon. Super awesome to see hes still alive, I bet we'll get the duel between him and Boba in this finale?
@@Claymanfilms Quite likely. I would've preferred a flashback of Daniel Logan fighting him, but this will work too.
That blue idiot with a stupid cowboy hat looked so ridiculous. I mean seriously. This show just gets worse and worse.
9:07 I think whoever wiped his mind did it to prevent him from turning to the ways of the Sith, due to the trauma he endured. Exactly like how Anakin’s childhood definitely effected him in a way that helped paved his path to the dark side.
It’s becoming obvious that although these series are named the mandalorian, the book of boba fett, Ashoka, etc. they’re all part of a continuous story and I love that!
It all leads to thrawn and ezra
@@Sam5D I think it’s going to lead to the emperor and beyond, whether that will improve things or turn people away we’ll see
@@cartermedia4130 Thats what sucks about all of this, all its really doing it setting up a garbage of a sequel trilogy, meaning sure I want to see where Grogu's arc goes, most likely gets killed by Kylo, I wanna see how Mandalore rebuilds, pretty sure they'll do future series where the first order destroys everything. Unless they pull some miracle and ret-con the sequels its all feels dreading lmao
Will be confusing for people watching for the first time in years to come. They will need a watch order list.
Yeah I sort of consider Book of Boba Fett to be kindof Mandalorian Series 2.5. It will set things up nicely for Mandalorian Series 3 and all the rest of the Disney+ series', with them all flowing into eachother.
Seeing Luke again was so meaningful to me. This is the Luke I grew up admiring. I think this episode proves that he is viable as a character on a technical level, and I’d love to see more stories about his Jedi adventures and early academy. He gave Grogu a tough choice, and I hope that the answer lies somewhere in-between. Attachment avoidance was a dogma of the old Jedi. Compassion for one’s friends and family should be part of the new Jedi.
This is the way!
Here the F here!
It was in the OG EU, so let's hope it'll be the same way here.
This was how it was! Comments here give me hope in the fans
@@usaydt Yes, I agree! I have loved Star Wars basically since I was a baby and I grew up reading the novels about Luke and his students. There's a really beautiful characterization of Luke as a wise, compassionate teacher and an unmatched warrior that the sequel movies discarded in favor of something jaded and depressing. Episodes like the one we just got give me some hope that there's a path forward to seeing Luke become everything he should be.
This episode connects every show, every trilogy and future shows to each other. This was the best Star Wars ever written and performed
Lol, this is nothing compared to the OT.
I will say this I think it’s the best on the Disney era
Book of Bobba Fett is a dumpster fire overall ...
@@theyoutubegeek7493 no.
Theory: What if Cad Bane isn't as dark blue because they plan on having Thrawn and they didn't want to confuse the audience with two blue aliens with similar shades of blue.
I just thought it's because he's old. He's like 70 in here, that's a lot for a Duros
I think it’s more likely that it’s because he’s hella old now
@@THISissockwormadness yea dudes old as fuck
@@THISissockwormadness yeah, he's old, but still kicking all the ass!!!
All of the cameos and call backs were insane. Seeing the 501 was cool and unexpected . Seeing Cade bane for the first time in live action was epic. I was screaming during this episode (of happiness)
omg I know!! when I saw the silouhette in the desert I instantly knew it was him and I was screaming inside!!! what a neat surprise!!!
What’s also great is that they show at the beginning how fast cobb’s draw is, taking out 3 pikes in like half a second then show how big of a deal cab bane is by showing him drawing even faster taking out vanth
cad bane is the conor mcgregor of quickdraws
Cob was distracted
@@lessalazar9068 Bane wasn't. Still a statement
@@lessalazar9068 exactly, and thats why Cad Bane is still the better one :P
I think they were both distracted by the wild card, which was the deputy, which is why Cobb was hit only once, and he might even be alive.
I remember in Empire when Luke sensed his friends in Cloud City being tortured. Yoda told him he needs to continue his training and Luke argued that he couldn't just sacrifice his friends. Luke went onto Bespin to help his friends regardless of Yoda's plea, but promised that he would return to complete the training. Now the shoes on the other foot at the end of this episode. I thought it was quite beautiful the similarity they drew between Empire Strikes Back and the last 2 minutes of this episode.
Bingo
no shit, sherlock. you dont think anyone else caught that?
@@budswayzeniger3473 shut up Jimmy
@@budswayzeniger3473 shut up Jimmy
@Jimmy Craig shut up jimmy
I really like how Luke gives Grogu a choice. Before the Jedi were just seen as just taking kids at a young age and indoctrinating them in the ways of the Jedi. I also wish Luke and Ahsoka talked more about Anakin.
Seeing Order 66 through the eyes of Grogu, even if just for a moment, was really something that's for sure... Seeing clones again just gets me excited. It would've been even crazier if we saw a glimpse of Anakin but I feel we'll have loads to look forward to in Kenobi and even Ahsoka. I really hope that Grogu is trained by Luke and furthers his training and he crosses paths with Mando anyway in the future. Speaking of Luke... Visually, he looks really good with the CGI and all. Cad Bane showing up was cool and he looks good in live action... The western vibes really hit the mark especially with Timothy Olyphant... Hopefully his character ain't dead which I'm assuming he's alive still, but if not, a good way to go out I suppose. My only real criticisms lie with the fact that the best episodes of this show don't even feature the main character or further his story which isn't very interesting or compelling tbh... Which makes me feel they really just threw together his show and added the furthering arc of Mando... That being said, I hope we get a Boba-focused finale where he will show some badassery.
Yea that scene was amazing! I too was hoping for an Anakin cameo
I wanted to see anakin so bad there would have made it even more amazing
@@gingerninjer355 yeah he is for sure alive look at the location of the shot too it hit him in his shoulder so he should be good once he gets patched because like if fennec can survive her wounds then cobb is 10000000% percent alive
@@gingerninjer355 Exactly what I was thinking, it looked like he hit shot him once to make sure he'll survive so that he can send a message
Yesssss. We better get to see some real Boba Fett action! (hope he stays alive). While it might be cool to see badass Luke, Mando and maybe even Ahsona and Grogru on Tatoo, it is likely they will steal the show.
Really looking forward to the finale. Maybe we even get a teaser for the next show...
Pedro Pascal is incredible. He's able to convey so many emotions even when you don't see his face. You just know he looks _heartbroken_ after turning away from Ahsoka to look up at the hill.
Pedro only does the voice and stands in when the helmet is to be removed. The rest is a body actor.
I think he's just doing the voice acting... not sure it's him under there for all scenes w/ a helmet.
@@sggjose There are a couple confirmed times where Pascal is in the suit, but they are usually when he has to reveal his face, i.e. both season finales, but I think there are some times where he is in the full suit in shots. The men who do character shots, subtler/more acting/less fists, and fights, louder/less acting/more fists, themselves are also different people, I believe.
@@alexmartinez5859 yup. That's what I thought.
@@sggjose either way if he is voice acting, then that makes him an even more incredible actor, cause VA is incredibly hard work to do compared to live actors.
People are saying that Luke will give Grogu both, after Grogu chooses the lightsaber, placing the force above his personal attachments.
I would say the opposite. The correct answer is to choose the beskar; the choice to follow personal attachments was never the sin of Anakin - it was the Jedi's wrongdoing to forbid such attachments. Qui-Gon knew this, and luke learned it at the end of ROTJ, when he throws his lightsaber away and says "I am a jedi, like my father before me." A true jedi knew that his love and attachment was his greatest strength. Luke is hoping that Grogu will also cast the lightsaber aside in favor of the ones he loves.
Dave Filoni truly gets Star Wars! George Lucas must be proud.
Only a Sith deals in absolutes
@@emyles1267 oh shit
@@emyles1267 Ah, didn't think about that line. Good catch
I'm pretty sure the saber is an illusion. We know Luke is incredibly good at them and we also know that Yoda's saber was destroyed. (In the Disney comics not legends so yeah)
That’s a great point
I got such a huge Jedi Knight:Jedi Academy feeling when I saw those scenes with Luke and Grogu... What a great time to be a Star Wars fan!
Seeing everything and all the call backs made me feel like a kid again. Seeing Luke was incredible… but seeing Cad Bane literally blew my mind. Easily the best episode I’ve seen in a very long time in any show. The nostalgia and feel good moments seemed to never end. 🤞🏽
I had a huge smile on my face during this episode 😃
My jaw dropped when I realized it was Bane. Such a cool scene :D
@@renealbrechtsen9743 that slim figure and cowboy hat in the distance...
@@mrandersen6872 exactly! I knew it was him since the first moment i saw his iconic hat
It felt like the Book of Boba Fett, and then it felt like the Mandalorian. Then it felt like the Original Trilogy, and then it felt like the Prequel Trilogy. Then, it felt like the Clone Wars, then…it just felt like Star Wars. Like the ultimate harmonization of everything that has come before it, respecting the legacies, the lore, and breathing life into a new path forward that, for the first time in a decade, I’m actually excited to see unfold.
Thank you, Dave and John. We love you.
That's a perfect description of how this has felt. Everything ties in soooo well that it's actually giving us hope for some true star wars that the fans deserve. You can just tell this is made by people who are true fans and respect the world that Lucas has built
What we all wanted to see in TLJ is here.
Yup!
@@jerrygil1965 The sequels as a whole , it just made me realize even more how awful and disappointing that piece of Star Wars is . Dave filoni can still fix it ! A World in between worlds theory is still a thing and could remove every trace of this false piece of Star Wars and move it into another timeline where nobody can care about it .
@@northman4514 I hope they just do two split timelines, and update both. It would please both fan groups, and it makes sense with the world between worlds.
@@jarrarwinks8470 what … are they gonna bring back palpatine again ?? Or perhaps make another resistance kinda show ?? What’s the point of updating a dead timeline
@@jarrarwinks8470 I highly doubt that will happen. Plus, I was never a fan of the world between worlds kinda thing. And to be completely honest; while I have issues with the sequels, I still pretty much enjoyed watching them. Remember, this show (along with the Mandalorian) takes place long before the events of The Force Awakens; alot can still happen between The Book of Boba Fett and The Force Awakens...
Shoutout to Filoni, Favreau, Howard, and literally everybody involved for showing the world what quintessential Star Wars looks like. I was geeking so damn hard during the last 2 episodes.
I felt like Luke lifting up all the frogs was a callback to yoda lifting up Luke's X-wing, and it had that same feeling of making something that the student felt was impossible, very easy. I also think the planet they're on could be Ajan Kloss, as it seems a bit to exotic to be endor.
I want a wife who looks at me the way Grogu looked at all those frogs.
@@cerebrophage7709 with the intent of swallowing you Whole? Na I'm kidding but like.
There was also the running scene in the forest with grogu on his back... i mean he even did the flip like he did back in empire. That episode was pure nostalgia and fan service.
i wanna know grogu's species and how luke found yodas lightsaber.
that seams Endor
I don't remember those bamboo sticks on Endor. Besides, there's no Ewoks.
That Order 66 scene gave me hella goosebumps, easily my favorite scene of the episode, I just love seeing my clone bois. I was really hoping that maybe towards the end of that scene, that maybe we could’ve seen an ominous hooded figure enter who ignites his lightsaber. I do like that we are seeing more scenes showing what Order 66 was like during the assault on the Jedi Temple tho.
I was hyped when seeing the order 66 scene and was cheering on my boys in the 501st and was on the clone side there cause y’know the clones are my boys
We will see more in obi wan Im sure of it , they are tying everything together , ( hopefully Redcon the in sequels in the process
I really liked the episode.
It was nice to have a cameo of Boba.
The whole ahsoka,Luke,and grogu was really cool but let’s be real they’re already setting up Grogu eventually returning with Mando.
I love the Cad Bane scenes I hope Cobb Vanth is still alive since he’s a really bad ass character.
The deputy is for sure dead but hopefully vanth survives
Llo
Boba fett cameo 💀
I mean Mandos new ship even has a tiny little Grogu sized bubble seat behind his. Couldn’t be more obvious lol
That deputy is gone 4real
@@poopbuDDiesfan I mean I could see them going the route of it’s for his bounties but it’s a little cramped and it’s far more likely they’ll go with the obvious which we’re all speculating
This was an amazing episode. Seeing luke training another jedi just made me so happy
Seeing Ahsoka and Luke in live action together was just something else. As a kid growing up with the Clone Wars never would I thought I would’ve seen that
Also just seeing Cad Bane was so amazing too
I had too many childhood dreams come through in this episode foreal
Especially when she said you're just like your father 😭
I was literally tearing up the entire episode, this was so overwhelming but in a good way, very happy to be a Star Wars fan right now!
i've seen many people complaining about BoBF from the beginning... but remember that the season was always meant to go this way from the start, and if Boba Fett isn't the same anymore it doesn't mean they want to piss off the fans, i just waited to see want the would suggest otherwise and i guess i'm not disappointed to have given the show the benefit of the doubt.
The frog analogy: Grogu only hears and sees the frog and decides to use the force for his personal benefit to catch one. Luke's lesson is that when using the force correctly, you can "see" life all around you, connect with it and borrow its energy. The narrow path of personal profit is similar to counting on what you only see or hear. Becoming one with the force expands your vision inifinitely, thus no longer being blind to life forms only a few metres away.
He's trying to spit that Yoda game
Far out, I thought I was a geek!
Just rewatched the end of Ep 3. When Yoda jumps into Bale's speeder, you can see what looks like his Light Saber clipped to his side. When he falls to the ground during the fight, we see it sitting on the ground near him. They never show us him picking it up or leaving it behind, but it looks like he has it when he joins Bale
Its likely that palpatine might have ordered a replica built just to show anyone who recognized it that yoda has also been defeated, even if he hasnt yet
also, there could have been many multiple lightsabers that look alike. We aren’t certain that the one Mas Ameda burns it’s Yoda’s. There were thousands of Jedi and not an endless variations of sabers. I’m perfectly fine with Yoda’s surviving the burn
Dave filoni went crazy in this episode
It was awesome seeing Boba Fett. He should really get his own show.
LOL I actually forgot that this show was supposed to be about him. My mom asked me what I was watching and I told her it was the Mandolorian. She was so confused because she thought that Boba Fett was the main character in this show.
@@evanwhite1650 damn, and here I thought this was the book of Luke Skywalker .
Lol seeing mando and boba be put aside was weird lol
Legit was thinking the same 😂
Tru
At the end when Grogu is presented with the items, it could be a call back to when Luke left Dagobah without completing his training to help his friends.
Grogu could potentially do the same, chose the armour and go back to Mando then return to complete the training.
I think it’s more Grogu being given the option Anakin never got: the option to choose between the Jedi or the one you love.
Anakin had convinced himself he could balance his relationship with Padme with his duties to the Council and the Republic. We all know how well that turned out and I think Ahsoka took note of this.
She wanted Luke to make absolutely sure that Grogu knew he had the right to choose.
@@connorseip2297 Anakin was never given the choice to balance the two tho. Had the Jedi allowed attachments and train people to have a balance (like the original Je’daii did) then he likely never would have fallen.
I’m surprised Luke doesn’t allow a balance of the two.
@@conorwalsh471 I am hoping its just a test from Luke. Luke chose attachments over completing his training.
@@conorwalsh471 Yes that is true, but it was the force who chose him to bring balance. His fall to the dark side was gonna happen any way.
Isn’t talking in a absolute a Sith quality?
I really hope Cobb Vanth gets his own show. It seems like everybody loves the character.
Such a wonderful episode. I'd love to see Ahsoka and Luke talking about Anakin/Vader.
*Luke:* "The wealth of Mandalore is not in gold or jewels but mithril. Grogu had a shirt of mithril rings that Din gave him."
*Ahsoka:* "Oh, that was a kingly gift."
*Luke:* "Yes. I never told him but its worth was greater than the value of Tatooine." 😂
That was what I was thinking
Brilliant comment!
The clones looked sooooo good. Makes me want to see a live action show back during the prequel era focused on the clones similar to bad batch.
You mean a live action clone wars?
Right? I always wanted to see more of the clone wars in live action especially with today's updated technology in regard to film production, CGI, etc. I'm hoping we possibly see more live action clone battles in the Kenobi or Ahsoka series as like flashbacks leading up to their main plot lines.
We'll see them in Kenobi, I'm hoping.
Actually I'm inclined to believe that we'll see Cody in Kenobi and Rex in Ahsoka.
@@s1d3k1ckRO that would be epic.
I’m completely dumbfounded. This is the greatest Star Wars content I could’ve ever hoped for in my literal wildest fanboy dreams. This is truly harmonic and pays respect to the prequels and originals.
I saw a lot more of Padme in Luke this episode than Anakin. He was full of patience, understanding and introspection when it came to training Grogu. A skilled negotiator as it were.
I’m somewhat of a skilled negotiator myself
I thought the same thing. Weird how that came across subtly
Anakin was full of patience
He only acted rashly when someone's life was in danger
Anakin also was open minded and accepting much like how luke was this episode
I really hope we get a scene of Ashoka meeting Luke for the first time and telling him about his dad. Either in her show. Or better yet a series of Luke’s life after the original 3 movies
We need a show called “The Skywalker and the Youngling” or something about Luke and grogu training
When I saw Ashoka the first thing I told my wife “I better see a scene with luke and Ashoka”. Afterwards, I said “I better get a scene where they mention anakin”. I was satisfied
Or Luke and Ashoka mowing down some siths.
There were some moments there where Luke looked a lot like Anakin. I wonder if they did that on purpose.
The production cost for this episode must of been insane. Filoni and Favreau went ballistic.....hit it out of the park! ....love it! The Luke real fake gets a 10+ from me. Amazing!
You still knew it wasn't real...but you couldn't say it obviously wasn't real; at the same time.
@@hashimrahman51 Yeah that's what I really mean by my comment, not to swith-up....but I just didn't think that much into it.
Disney went ballistic :) And they delivered.
The visuals was amazing especially on 4k
@@hashimrahman51 Rewatch the scenes.He displays emotions well almost perfect! I think it's way,way,waaaay better compared with how static Luke was in Mando season 2
Never loved a show more in my life. This is how people must have felt about the first trilogy
I was transported back 35 years ago! I frickin shed tears over seeing what I wanted to see many years ago! Luke creating his own academy. An extension past RTJ, like it was suppose to be. Many thanks to Dave and Jon, they are bringing forward how Star Wars is SUPPOSED to be!!!!
I cannot get over this episode. It has simply amazed and surpassed literally anything I had in mind. I thought the way the previous episode ended it wouldn’t show the stuff with Din, making it a sort of mystery what happened with Grogu until his season 3 happens. So to see R2, Luke, Ahsoka, Cad, the Marshal, the krayt dragon, Yoda’s lightsaber, all of it. And Luke, his deepfake was so much better than what we saw in the Mandalorian, I can’t wait to see more of him!
Remember Boba Fett?
@@triple-d2640 who?🤷♂️
For real though, I can’t wait to see Fett and Bane go at it.
Felt pretty proud immediately recognizing Cad Bane’s silhouette early on in that stand off scene 🙌 and also STUNNED OUTTA MY MIND
I could tell right away, Hat gave it away
“Who else wears a hat like that?”
@@wolfielink8637 none I know of haha.....but I liked how I had that gut feeling just seeing him as a spec from the first frame he was in 👌
Even tho I KNEW it was him.... I just couldn’t believe they did it! And they knocked it OUT OF THE PARK.
@@matthewshroba1511 truly! Though I admit that the knowledge of him having history with Boba did make the prospect more believable
It’s great to hear your breakdown of the episode, you can see love for it. It makes you realise how well thought out and planned the episodes are. I’m hoping that Luke returns to Tattooine as well… that will be so amazing!
Luke's CGI was so good I had trouble telling if it was real or not.
In a couple years it will be indistinguishable, truely amazing.
Fantastic episode all around, here is hoping for another season 🙏
I wasn't sure if a new actor had been chosen. It was a huge improvement over the CGI in the first episode Luke showed up in.
I mean it’s already pretty indistinguishable as his face was fantastic already to begin with in this episode. Yes it will get better a few years but it’s nearly perfect already NOW.
This book just turned into a brand new page from the entire Star Wars encyclopedia. This is the way, thanks to Dave and Jon.
This is simply what Star Wars always had to be. All the potential of the saga shines brightly through this episode. I'm really glad for this
That Skywalker deep fake is simply amazing. It made me feel like a kid again, watching Return in the theaters. I'm really excited to see where this goes next.
I think the scene with the gifts may represent a deeper meaning than just a choice Grogu has to make when you consider what the gifts are and who the gifts are from. Most people would expect a gift from a Mandalorian would be a weapon, yet Djarin's gift was a chainmail tunic. The Jedi offered Grogu a lightsaber. So a warlike race offered Grogu a shield, and a peaceful order offered a weapon. It's sort of ironic, as you'd expect the gifts to be the other way around based on the doctrines and beliefs of the ones offering the gifts.
That’s a great point.
I noticed that also
Sometimes the greatest offense is defense, and other times, the greatest defense is offense
@@ToastLabs I agree as an in-universe explanation, but I'm curious whether it's something a little more profound that Filoni is trying to express in his writing, quite possibly?
I sort of read it as the lightsaber representing war, and the tunic representing peace. Of course the lightsaber was originally intended to be a self defense weapon, but you could argue what it has been recontextualised after the Clone Wars. By Clone Wars standards, the lightsaber is a tool used when waging wars.
So by the Jedi still offering war, and not peace, what's changed since the fall of the Jedi Order at the end of the Clone Wars? Nothing, really. The Jedi Order will always fall if they choose to offer war and not peace. And we know this to be the truth, because Luke's Jedi Order turns to shit again before the events of the Force Awakens. This should be so obvious to the Jedi, as their whole mantra is peace. But it isn't obvious to them, and I think that's the point. That's the statement that's being made.
I could be reading way much into it, but I get the impression this is a delve into the philosophy of the Star Wars universe by Filoni. Man's got a talent for sneaking hidden meanings behind a lot of his writing for Star Wars.
@@CakeorDeath1989 I don't think you are reaching at all, and I agree completely. These things are very much on Filoni's mind as he is writing, they have to be. I think Filoni is demonstrating that Luke is starting to make the same mistakes that his Masters did during the Clone War.
For Luke to so cruelly make Grogu repress his love for his father, when Luke himself helped save the entire galaxy and destroy the Sith through nothing more than his love for his father, does not sit right with me.
And I don't think it's supposed to. Like his father before him, Luke is letting his fear of failure cause him to make mistakes, which we see come to fruition in The Last Jedi.
I have faith that Grogu, who has the wisdom and innocence of a child, will choose to embrace his love for his father.
Filoni knows what he is doing, and he and Favreau are creating a new era of greatness for Star Wars. This episode was incomparably awesome!
This episode was simply beautiful. I was so happy about it after that I just felt at peace I didn’t even know what to say because it was all there on screen. Can’t wait to see more Cad
I definitely think Cobb Vanth is still alive. He was only shot once in the shoulder, and Timothy Olyphant is too good of an actor to only feature in 2 episodes.
Yeah and the townspeople were tending to his wound.
Rip the deputy tho
@@clickboat4790 he got lit up 😭 think Bane meant to just injure Cobb.
Man this episode was so dang good, i love star wars, i love the way it makes me and others feel and to share this incredible journey jon and filloni are taking us on is what star wars is about. Man im 24 years old and felt like a kid yet again, beautiful story this week.
This episode was fucking amazing. The way Dave and Jon are able to pull from every Era and aspect of Star Wars and bring it all together in this shared universe is so special
This episode was literally a 30 out of 10. This episode was loaded with soooo much. The Luke deepfake was unbelievable and has improved leaps and bounds from the season 2 finale. I wonder if the TH-camr StryderHD did some of the deepfake since Disney hired him. Man just think that the deepfake is only going to get better ans betterand maybe we’ll have a Luke/Leia Han reunion after all (fingers crossed).
It was the TH-camr Shamook
Yep I was astounded by the seamlessness and immersion this time around, a marked improvement indeed 👌
I just wish we could have had a Carrie Fisher, Harrison and Hamill meeting on film...
@@15gamershaven89 We will.
Cad bane best
This episode was absolutely amazing.
I was confused at Luke giving him such an ultimate choice, given how he was the balance in the force, between the rigid old Jedi way and feelings of love and hope. But I really think he is training in much the same way that Yoda trained him, giving ultimatums that aren't necessarily true but needed in order to guide Grogu on a good path of choices. He knows, as Yoda knew, that he will not give up his friends or attachments, so he trains him around these feelings that previous Jedi looked so harshly down on. I think Grogu will choose to go back to Din Djarn and Luke already knows this, the same happened with him with Yoda's brilliant strategy for balance in the force and peace in the galaxy. Given Yoda's previous staunch viewpoints on the force that led to all the turmoil, I think he learned from Quigon and others looking back after order 66 about the truth in the balance of the force and trained Luke in that manner. Turning Grogu toward the path of balance is the training.
That's my take at least.
Only a sith deals in absolutes
i bet he'll keep the armor for grogu to have later. if he does, then this theory will be correct. i thinik it is.
@Again They are both good.
As much as I would like to agree, cannon says that Ben Solo is Luke's first official student, not Grogu. :(
@@AleisterCross There is a rumour that if Grogu chooses the light saber, that will erase the sequal trilogy from canon.
Did anyone else feel that when Grogu takes out that remote with the force, that he did it with a lot of anger? I thought they would have touched on that more. Remember we also saw him force choking a Stormtrooper. Much anger in him.
new kind of training? ... the old jedi failed after all :p
You are thinking too deeply into it, these writers do not have the talent to create such a dynamic and complicated character such as what you are describing.
@@scotam02 Man stfu being negative all the time they already showed grogu force choking this is a recurring thing that grogu is passionate with the force
Hello there
@@aarondowd7346 guarantee it turns out to be nothing and is forgotten about...one of the 3 lines of dialogue that they gave Luke was him saying to Grogu "Good" after Grogu squealed with joy from crushing it...I mean what was he supposed to do to stop the training remote? If Grogu is "turning to the dark side" then this wasn't the scene...lol...you fanatics and sycophants will call anything Disney makes gold at this point...I suppose you thought it was good writing as well in the Book of Boba Fett scene where the wookie comes to kill Boba and fails and hours later the Hutts show up in the morning and say "it was us that sent the wookie and here is a Rancor as a gift and we are leaving Tatooine immediately"....like huh???? Ahahahahaha! ya you like that don't ya?