You ask why would Thrawn just let them go? The best answer I can give without spoiling is to ask why settle for a small win when it can lead you to the ultimate achievement?
3D chess and we are only a couple moves into the game. Long way from the endgame. Let them keep the pawn so you can position yourself to take the Bishop in a couple turns.
Thrawn is truly facsinating. His early debut may have been a little underwhelming, but this episode demonstrates just how brilliant he is, with some excellently composed powerful organs joining whenever he enters the screen! 4:36 Love how this episode confirmed how droids can also suffer mental illnesses. Adds more to Chopper than I previously thought possible
Not only is Thrawn an art connoisseur, his ability to deduct who people - even whole species - think based on their art and culture made him an oddball already back in the Chiss military (he only started serving in the Empire after the Clone Wars ended). Credit to him, such thinking requires extensive knowledge of history and art history from all across the galaxy so no wonder he's also collecting culturally or personally unique items. But it is a facet of him that makes him so endearing in my opinion: he's like a humanities student gone militant :D, on the other hand though, he has literally zero affinity for politics and always requires a partner like his former CO Admiral Ar'alani back home or Governor Pryce in the Empire, to help him stay afloat. Another interesting facet that you will notice throughout the season is that Thrawn virtually never tells a lie; he simply tells the truth in smaller portions. Kind of like what Anakin said to Ahsoka back at the start of the Clone Wars series: We always do carry out the order, but HOW we carry it out is another matter entirely wink wink.
He may have appeared in the first episode, but this is really Thrawn's debut. Everything about him is perfect, including him playing the long game and letting the rebels escape because there are 17 episodes lef-- I mean so he can learn more about his enemy. Also, Chopper is hysterical in this episode, lol
Great episode again. I love Thrawn, he's amazing. Not only he's incredibly inteligent, but he also respects his rivals. And he loves and appreciates art and culture of any kind of beings.
Imagine that scene: when Thrawn asked at Ezra What happened at Darth Vader and Ahsoka when they were on Malachor Thrawn: What the words had said Ahsoka at Darth Vader? Ezra: She said that She wont to leave him not this time....... Thrawn: And what lord Vader said before the Temple Is going to crash over to you? Ezra: Then..... You...Will....die....he....told....her..... Thrawn: Poor fool, you save self and you let them die on Malachor Temple destruction Ezra: I TRIED! But i didn't save them...... When the Temple was closed....... Thrawn: You didn't save them. But i had a question for you: What If you return on Lothal to see what really happened to them, if your friend Ahsoka should have told you What Darth Vader really Is when Maul arrived at you to said the Truth?
Imagine setting across from Grand Admiral Thrawn at a chess tournament Im already getting meat sweats lol! Man Thrawn what a reverse sherlock holmes aye!
Chopper has a very complex personality, it's amazing how much they put in that tin can. His sorrowful lament there is mirrored by R2's stasis while Luke was absent in the Sequels (not a fan myself, you know), but much more human-like, imo. Poor Slavin was terrified of Thrawn losing his cool, lol Great reaction!
You ask why would Thrawn just let them go? The best answer I can give without spoiling is to ask why settle for a small win when it can lead you to the ultimate achievement?
3D chess and we are only a couple moves into the game. Long way from the endgame. Let them keep the pawn so you can position yourself to take the Bishop in a couple turns.
So Hera's Heroes Is refered the Bad Batch that Ezra heard them the mention for the second time! I Wish that he will meets him After he frees Lothal
Thrawn is truly facsinating. His early debut may have been a little underwhelming, but this episode demonstrates just how brilliant he is, with some excellently composed powerful organs joining whenever he enters the screen!
4:36 Love how this episode confirmed how droids can also suffer mental illnesses. Adds more to Chopper than I previously thought possible
Not only is Thrawn an art connoisseur, his ability to deduct who people - even whole species - think based on their art and culture made him an oddball already back in the Chiss military (he only started serving in the Empire after the Clone Wars ended). Credit to him, such thinking requires extensive knowledge of history and art history from all across the galaxy so no wonder he's also collecting culturally or personally unique items. But it is a facet of him that makes him so endearing in my opinion: he's like a humanities student gone militant :D, on the other hand though, he has literally zero affinity for politics and always requires a partner like his former CO Admiral Ar'alani back home or Governor Pryce in the Empire, to help him stay afloat. Another interesting facet that you will notice throughout the season is that Thrawn virtually never tells a lie; he simply tells the truth in smaller portions. Kind of like what Anakin said to Ahsoka back at the start of the Clone Wars series: We always do carry out the order, but HOW we carry it out is another matter entirely wink wink.
He may have appeared in the first episode, but this is really Thrawn's debut. Everything about him is perfect, including him playing the long game and letting the rebels escape because there are 17 episodes lef-- I mean so he can learn more about his enemy. Also, Chopper is hysterical in this episode, lol
agent of chaos strikes again!
Maybe It really what happened 17 years After Bad Batch because Ezra and Hera Met Omega during their childhood and Thrawn saw what happened
The menace of Thrawn is being slowly revealed. It's fun watching a maniacal Chopper running through the house slapping bombs everywhere.
Great episode again. I love Thrawn, he's amazing. Not only he's incredibly inteligent, but he also respects his rivals. And he loves and appreciates art and culture of any kind of beings.
Fun fact: "Kalikori" is the name of the Twilek settlement on Tython in the Old Republic game.
Imagine that scene: when Thrawn asked at Ezra What happened at Darth Vader and Ahsoka when they were on Malachor
Thrawn: What the words had said Ahsoka at Darth Vader?
Ezra: She said that She wont to leave him not this time.......
Thrawn: And what lord Vader said before the Temple Is going to crash over to you?
Ezra: Then..... You...Will....die....he....told....her.....
Thrawn: Poor fool, you save self and you let them die on Malachor Temple destruction
Ezra: I TRIED! But i didn't save them...... When the Temple was closed.......
Thrawn: You didn't save them. But i had a question for you: What If you return on Lothal to see what really happened to them, if your friend Ahsoka should have told you What Darth Vader really Is when Maul arrived at you to said the Truth?
One thing I love about Rebels is how the give the Stormtroopers funny dialogue and lines.
Imagine setting across from Grand Admiral Thrawn at a chess tournament Im already getting meat sweats lol! Man Thrawn what a reverse sherlock holmes aye!
One of my favorite episodes of Star Wars
Can't wait for the next episode! You're gonna love it. It's a.......blast from the past
Yeah make sure you stay to the credits
Chopper has a very complex personality, it's amazing how much they put in that tin can. His sorrowful lament there is mirrored by R2's stasis while Luke was absent in the Sequels (not a fan myself, you know), but much more human-like, imo. Poor Slavin was terrified of Thrawn losing his cool, lol Great reaction!
Do we ever find out who the pilot was?
@@TopnessReactions I don't think he was ever named
Great episode,, next episode a good one to
What about the twilek slaves in the house? Did they die in the explosion too?
did u watch Andor? or not yet?
Not yet