That was easily the most emotionally invoking episode of the lot. It was such an "easy" episode and I expected the foreshadowing but yet again filonis expertise and skill at making that simplicity beautiful was great to watch. Gives another layer to anakins beliefs as a master and friend also.
Did y’all catch the symbolism in the hallway with Yaddle, Dooku, and Qui? In the hallway towards the end of the scene- Yaddle walks towards the light, Dooku to the dark, and Qui’s quarters or whatever was in the middle.
Also during the end confrontation , Yaddle stands in the light while Sidious is in the dark, Dooku standing in the middle of the two. By the end of the fight the door is closed and now both Dooku and Sidious are in the dark. Great motif.
One small detail I really enjoyed was that Yaddle spoke “normally”, proving that Yoda’s backwards talk is something unique to him and not a species thing. Makes Yoda seem more mystical and special
Seeing Dooku’s dark side tendencies and how he strayed away from the order was amazing. Seeing Ashoka obliterate a duel bladed inquisitor was an awesome parallel to her fighting one of the best dual bladed duelist, MAUL. Inquisitor was a cake walk!
Masterful writing and directing from filoni and co. Dooku is the best written character in the entire saga imo. Christopher Lee was part of his greatness rip. But wow, the treatment of ahsoka and dooku was unbelievable.
Yeah, but for a slick design for an Inquisitor to go to waste like that is kinda dumb. All that hype went to nonsense. Wouldve been nice to have a little backstory for him and build up the tension BEFORE any of the events occurred. Maybe like a friend Ahsoka once knew? Or a former master? Just something
@@hawx-30 I just assumed that, since Padme still had her pregnancy belly, Ahsoka found out that Padmé was pregnant and Bail lied to Ahsoka about Padmé's child being dead
@@sebastianbonilla1323 I guess that makes sense, idk I would love to see them dive deeper into all of this so that we know exactly ya know? If the show is gonna be like this I would love to see them flesh out the stories completely so we know what's going on exactly, there's so many stories to be told that's what I love about star wars
@@hawx-30 I also don't think Bail was giving anything away. He probably assumed Ahsoka thought Anakin was dead, which isn't an unfair way to think about Anakin at that point anyways. So he's not giving anything away really.
Everyone at the time just assumed Anakin was dead. No one publicly knew Padme was pregnant. He's talking about Anakin, not knowing he has turned and thinking he died along w Padme
Dooku’s fall was amazing and heartbreaking to watch. They did such a amazing job in 45 minutes to show his character flaws and motivations for betraying the Jedi.
I really empathized with Dooku. His little mini arc in this series was fantastic character development. I just wonder with his conflicting feelings at "The Works", had Sidious not been there, would he have given in to the dark side and killed Yaddle? He was already pissed at Sidious for being responsible for Qui Gon's death-- a pupil whom he essentially saw as a son. And the way he questioned their doings.... Makes ya wonder if Sidious hadn't been there to goad him, if he would have rebuked the dark side instead of joining Sidious. Dooku DIDN'T want to be evil. Truly believed what he was doing was for the betterment of the republic and the galaxy.
It made the scene where Anakin kills him so much more effective and kind of sad. He thought he was serving this glorious purpose to right the wrongs and corruption in the galaxy. And then he found out he was disposable.
@@adolfBBC I agree, you could see the conflict in his face but he was already too far gone and disillusioned with the Jedi and senate, unfortunately Sideous took advantage of that, Dooku could've been a true champion of the people.
@@veganrican606 that's the beauty of it. Alot of the greatest people, like in real life are taken too soon. In star wars that is evident. Satine, Padme, anakin, qui gon and dooku are just a few on the list of many. They're individuals who possess the intuition to be likeable. These characters believe in something. They mean something that's why we all fall in love with them. Would love more on dooku but this was executed brilliantly.
I like how the convo between dooku and obi wan in attack of the clones means so much more knowing how much he cared for qui gon and admired to meet obi wan during the phantom menace. The distress he showed when qui gon died 😭😭
Yes! I got tingles when he was talking to Qui-Gon in that episode and when he said “you’re always singing his praises” cause it connects perfectly to when he told Kenobi that Qui-Gon always spoke highly of him!
I absolutely loved Dooku's episodes because you felt like bar killing Yaddle he wasn't doing anything wrong. He was doing everything for what he thought was right. It reminded me of the quote "the road to hell is paved with good intentions."
Dooku’s fall from grace was just as heartbreaking as Anakin’s. It was so hard to watch Yaddle vs Dooku. After everything Dooku had done, she still cared for him and wanted to save him just like Obi-Wan wanted to save Anakin. 😢
Dooku carried this entire show for me. The best episodes were the ones he was in by a long shot. Elegant and interesting even as a Jedi. Also the dialogue, atmosphere, visuals were all so good that It made me….angry. Why can’t their live action material get the same treatment? Quality and intelligent writing should not only be reserved for animation.
Tales of the Sith Tales of the Bountyhunter Tales of droids (kidsshow?) Tales of the Clones (only Clone stories) Tales of Coruscant (or other Planets) There are so many possibilitys for a Tales of.... Series and it would be amazing.
Dooku's episode were done so well. One of my favorite details is the relationship between Dooku and Qui-Gon, as once Maul kills Qui-Gon on Naboo Dooku laments his death and grieves Qui-Gon in his own way. Now rewatching Dooku and Obi-Wan interact over the years, Dooku holds Obi-Wan in high regard because he's all Dooku has left of his old padawan.
Yaddle and Dooku exceeded my already extremely high expectations. Yaddle standing up to Dooku and Sideous, and us getting to see her demise were legendary
I really hoped she would survive and even live on through the imperial period, but if she had to die this is probably the best death they could’ve given her. Now we only know of one surviving of Yoda’s species…
Yaddle had some balls going there by herself and exposing herself to “who she may not know” but the most powerful man in the galaxy and his new apprentice
I don't know if this will be a new business model for animated shows on Disney or something, but this is the exact Star Wars content I'm looking for. It is crafted with care, not with a focus on time.
Ahsoka killing the Inquisitor in a matter of seconds while unarmed just proves that she could have easily killed the other Inquisitors if she really wanted to.
Well in the rebels shes beats 2 of them then walks up to them puts her blade to one and says (you are beaten) as to say hay im right here, wanna try again?
I've always wanted to see Dooku as a jedi. I absolutely loved the scene where Dooku said "corruption like yours must be eradicated" while choking that senator.
What I find incredibly ironic is that Jesse, the first trooper to shoot Ashoka when she was training, was also the one who lead the other troopers against Ashoka during season 7
A few notes: *Yoda most likely didn't talk in these episodes because Tom Kane, the voice of Yoda, the narrator, and Admiral Yularen in the Clone Wars, had to step down due to a stroke. Very sad. *Ashoka was called "Ashla" because the story (very loosely) follows the 2016 Ashoka Novel, where she went by Ashla while in hiding (and yes, she killed the 6th Brother just as fast in the book as well), she also used the lightsaber crystals in the Inquisitor's lightsaber to make her own white lightsabers
Pretty sure Ashla is also the name given to the light side of the force, which also seems to tie in with her becoming the avatar for the sister. So it's awesome seeing her acknowledge that part of herself.
Don't think the inquisitor in this is the Sixth Brother, as the book is canon, so why would they change it for this show? And the sixth brother and the inquisitor in this looks nothing alike..
I love the parallel of the woman in the village saying, “Ahsoka is jedi” to her own line in rebels, “I’m no jedi” after everything that happened I also think it’s worth mentioning that the first room Ahsoka does her training in with the clones, is where they would later keep the zilo beast to source its skin as armour
The fact that Jessie was the first who stunned Ahsoka in her trainning is just....unexpected.....but not unwelcomed. Edit: Grateful for the likes, I am.
Dooku really loved Qui-Gon like his own son, I know it’s been stated that he left the Order cause of Qui-Gon’s death & the incompetence of the Order but you can really tell he was devastated when he passed, glad to understand him & his reasoning better now
@@tonyOn1ce true, but from his perspective he’s been warning his peers and the council for years. It may be that he thinks their hubris is what allowed the dark side to rise up even this far, making them at fault in his mind.
Anakin's training was so specific that I wonder if he didn't have a vision of Ahsoka in this same scenario. Maybe he didn't know what it meant, but he was getting her ready.
Certainly seems plausible. I mean at that time, the only real enemies the Republic was facing were battle droids. So his insistence on her fighting human enemies would otherwise appear to be premature.
while they do mainly fight against battle droids, they also had to face resistances and people just didn't like Jedi much. Anakin thought if she can take down the literal best soldiers, regular insurgents or anything wouldn't be an issue.
I literally love this show so much. It’s such a treat. Ultimately, I just want more of it. This show alongside Bad Batch have really just felt like a love letter to my childhood. I think they can do so much with a show like this. I think they kept it safe with long-time fan favorites like Ahsoka and Dooku for S1, but I think it can have even more potential to flesh out other “newer” favorite characters like Grogu, Kanan, Jacen, Ezra, etc. I truly think there is so much you can do with a show like this. As for StarWars animation as a whole, Im still holding out hope for Disney to adapt Son of Dathomir into a movie length animation. Take me back to some pure Clone Wars content with one of the greatest arcs that we never got.
I’d love to see Kanan. Maybe him meeting Hera, them going on a mission and recruiting Sabine or Zeb (Zeb could be interesting if they tie it to the massacre of the Lasat) and one of him learning to see through the force properly
This filled in Dooku’s story so perfectly, as well as other gaps in the lore like why Kamino wasn’t in the archives. Animated Star Wars just always hits different. If they don’t make more seasons soon, I’d be devastated because this was so freaking good!
@@RedDot95 Yeah Yoda didn’t speak sadly because his Vice actor from all of the clone wars (Tom Kane) had a stroke and might not ever be able to voice act again. Really wish we did see them talk. Maybe in the future if they do more about his past and being trained by Yoda we can have the great Frank Oz do some voice acting for Yoda again.
Yaddle opening the door for Dooku to see the light one last time before it shuts into darkness is amazing imagery and reminiscent of Padme’s Ruminations in Revenge of the Sith. The scene where Anakin and Padme are “seeing” each other across Coruscant. Anakin is seeing the light one last time during the sunset with tears down his face before he turns into the shadows/darkness. Not only one of my favorite Star Wars scenes, but one of my favorite movie scenes of all-time.
Did you notice young Kanan and his Master Depa Billaba in Ep 5? Cool to see them in there! This show was a breath of fresh air. Absolutely phenomenal. The feeling of wanting more and the satisfaction is what I wish I felt after the Kenobi series. It’s funny how a few shorts done right can blow almost everything else Disney has done with Star Wars out of the water. Hopefully the reviews from TotJ will let Disney know that we want more Filoni! Haha
Came here to mention this, surprised Theory didn't mention it. Super cool to see that happen, and it didn't feel forced since she was part of the council and he was her padawan.
The imagery of Dooku walking out of the temple to his ship as he went to Palpatine to complete his turn to the dark side - just parallels Anakins fall in ROTS. Such beautiful imagery. Episode 4 was the highlight of an amazing series
An amazing 6 episodes. Episode 5 was my favourite. Seeing Anakin, Rex and the clones again made me so happy. It just makes order 66 even sadder seeing more of their relationship. Anakin training Ahsoka to survive, and little Kanan watching her train…Just an amazing episode!
I really like how it ends as a shared memory/experience between Rex and Ahsoka right as they open the door into the hangar from the last clone wars episode, like there wasn’t enough punch there already
Flawless. The fact that Dave Filoni just understands the lore of star wars to know how to make stories that fit in between episodes to keep continuity and do the history justice just furthers the proof that he should be that head of Lucasfilms, and the fact that he was practically George’s Padawan
I love how Dooku at first wanted to fight against corruption and for people like the villagers but after his fall to the dark side when killing Yaddle, he forgot his principles during the Clone Wars, even supporting slavery. His downfall has now been fully portrayed, it was awesome. Also loved that the village in the second episode looked like a medieval one but more modern like.
In my opinion, this was one of the best prices of Star Wars we have gotten in the past ten years. From the dark notes they hung at with Dooku, and the way they show his fall. To Anakin training Ahsoka to survive order 66. The story telling and under tones of the story was done so well. I loved it.
Dave and the whole team couldn’t have done a better job with this show. Watching these episodes really warmed my heart. Only sad thing is that they are so short! I really hope they make more seasons for all of us to enjoy with longer episodes too.
Hell no! I'm sick or his retcons. He dumped much of the Clone Wars era in the EU days, and now the canon suffers from inconsistencies. It's like Filoni can't read.
@@gohu11 not everything should be straight from eu that’d be boring. the fact that he creates his own story creatively and it’s good is what matters. nobody else does it like him since the prequel trilogy 🤷♂️
I loved every episode but the 4th and 5th one were my favorites. That whole scene with Yaddle following Dooku in his ship reminded me so much of Anakin debating whether he should go follow Windu and save Palpatine. The music sounded very similar too. You know Dooku is going to kill Yaddle, but you don’t want him to do it. It was very well done! Anakin’s training was brutal, but I loved how he connected with Ahsoka and taught her how to protect herself. The training droids at the Jedi temple aren’t gonna prepare you for real battles. Even though she was a prodigy, she still had much to learn and Anakin really accelerated her growth. I hope we get more of this show in the future! The animation style gets more polished in every series and I can’t wait to see Bad Batch.
@@dutchvanderlinde4722 I know, but it was like a continuity error, I'm glad I saw it, but it messes with the timeline that in the whole series, Obi-Wan had his Episode 3 hair while Anakin also had his Episode 3 hair (or in the process of having it)
Yeah I was thinking that they made his downfall more realistic than the prequels did for Anakin but TCW justified it wayyyy more so thank god for that. And that's coming from a prequel apologist
Anikins feed was more of him thinking the other jedi were jealous of him, them feeding him his whole life that he is the chosen one, made him big headed. Sideous fed of this and manipulated him this way, very immature way to turn to the dark side. So, yeah you are very right. Dookus turn was a slow burn and it had meaning to him, he knew hge was going to the dark side and choose it willingly. while anikin literally turned cause he thinks the jedi are jealous of him.
Might be obvious. They definitely show homage to Christopher Lee with the second episode, Justice and with his former role as Dracula. Especially, when they show the eerie almost medieval Town, afterwards the light towards Dookus face, when they sit by the table in the inn.
Tales of the Jedi was So Good! It answered so many questions that the Fandom had and filled in so many important gaps. I was in awe by each episode. Dave Filoni has a gift of understanding what StarWars is and it really shows.
This series was incredible, enough to hopefully bring back many fans who gave up hope after recent starwars shows. I also loved Kanan Jarrus Easter egg in episode four while Ashoka is training with Tera Sinube.
@@THEREALCAPTAINDREAD If you like the clone wars I definitely recommend it. Also The Bad Batch if you haven’t seen it (don’t listen to anyone who said anything about BB filler cause the only filler episode is the one with the Irlings).
One thing I was not ready for was how hard some of the emotional beats hit. Dooku and Qui-Gon having one last talk, where Qui-Gon praises Obi-Wan and can't wait for Dooku to meet him, only to then cut to Dooku sorrowfully reminiscing about him after his death hit hard. But what got me the most was Bail and Ahsoka speaking after Padme's funeral, where she breaks her stoic composure when she say "she was my friend". Eckstein nailed the delivery of that line so painfully well I teared up a bit. Just brilliant
Idk why, but every time I watch Attack of the Clones I get emotional when I hear Dooku say “I could really use his help right now” referring to Qui-Gon. 😢
I loved in the 6th episode they explain how Ahsoka and Bail set up the Fulcrum relationship for Rebels. This was really good for tightening the continuity of canon star wars.
Dooku arc was fantastic. The entire show was amazing. 2 things I've noticed: It was in chronological order, at first I was like "Wait, why are all 3 of Dooku's episodes back to back?" Then I realized. Also. I could've SWORN that there was a young Kanan in "Practice makes perfect". It just looked like Kanan and his master..
Ahsoka just cleanly and effortlessly dispatching the Sixth Brother was amazing. Did it look like his head evaporated force ghost style to anyone else? Maybe I just saw things but it had me super confused.
Yeah his head like disappearing was weird. Would’ve been cool to finally see his face since even when he is in the comics he’s wearing a helmet that covers it.
Two faced is a strong word on mace windu. It's not in what is known about his character. Is straight forward and confident enough to just say what he's got to say. Dooku on the other hand clearly has trust issues and is slowly disillusioned over time. So it's very much In his character to overthink it...more than it's in windu to be two faced
Definitely my favorite moment was Anakins training of Ahsoka and how that changed the whole galaxy because it enabled her to survive and fight on. Reinforcing the fact that he was the chosen one all along.
Absolutely loved the full season. Yaddle, Dooku and Ahsoka were all amazing. Loved how the included Jesse in the firing ring. Hopefully for a season two they could include Yaddle more, Grand Inquisitor and Sifo-Dyas
I liked how when Yaddle raised the door and the light flooded into the room, Sidious cowered away. He wasn't just covering his face, or he'd have done it when the door was open prior and Yaddle appeared. Something Light Side-y was up there!
Was literally crying at the end of this. Was telling my young son how Ahsoka was tired of fighting but knew that she couldn't stay out of the fight. Season 2 yes, please. I feel like some people might complain that this was too short or focused on too few characters but the stories are better when they are told at the right time. This is what we needed before the Ahsoka show. And I'm sure the live action shows are about to lead into that. A+
I never even thought about what was Ahsoka's training under Anakin. It makes a lot of sense for Ahsoka to be so much better than all other matching some of the weaker Masters. Anakin has his extraordinary ways for things after all
*I thoroughly enjoyed these six episodes. But, Dooku's stood out to me the most. His shift to the darkside was such a powerful shift for sure. And I got teary eyed when Ahso was at Padme's funeral. I definitely hope that they do more of these shorts to be honest.*
What I especially like with Ahsoka's training is that there was no criteria for sucess. No amount of deflects, set time or any other kind of limit to how well she wanted to perform. She just wanted to keep pushing her limits and anything less might not have been enough. Some of Anakin’s cockiness definitely rubbed off on Ahsoka throughout the Clone Wars but she also put in the work.
It's crazy how the most badass and coolest inquisitior dies the quickest. Ahsoka is definitely the better combatant and her decisive win is believable, but it just kinda felt like a waste of a character design for him to die so quickly.
right he was sooo sick looking. i adore ahsoka don't get me wrong, but man, what a badass character design only for him to die that quick. really goes to show the talent of the clone wars artists and animators, though.
Did anybody notice the sound effects they used when Dooku was erasing Kamino from the archive?! They used the sounds from Alien. When Dallas was talking to "Mother" in the computer room. And even some other sounds from the rest of the movie. Brilliant. Those small details made this feel like old star wars.
For me the last two episodes are the best. Show casing the fact Ashoka was trained by the BEST and then specifically Anakin in that episode. Then rolling into the final episode slapping an inquisitor with no weapon was a clear showcase of power and talent which is obviously a setup for her show coming up. Lust loved it.
One of the best parts for me was Ahsoka facing the inquisitor and dismantling him almost the exact same way Vader did with Reva, it's cool to see that link between them
Let’s gooo this show where it’s at, was so compelling wish we could get a lot of overall content / story beats such as this throughout all the SW content.
Episodes 4, 5, and six were my favorites. They made all kinds of call backs, and even foreshadowing. Now whenever we watch any of the prequel movies they will definitely hit different. I was definitely shedding a few tears during episodes 4, 5, and 6.
Awesome Video!!! I LOVE THIS SHOW SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!! It was So Great To flesh out more of Dooku's Backstory and Ahsoka's Training! Definitely deserves a Second Season! One of My Favorite Star Wars Projects Ever!!!
They need much more short episodes or short films like this in Star Wars. They could fill in so many gaps & go super in depth with underappreciated characters!
This series was FANTASTIC. The music that was playing when dooku was walking to his speeder and the door opened hit PERFECTLY. I absolutely love that tone.
Nah, Windu is definitely a "by the book" type of jedi. I have to believe that's the reason because it highlights exactly why he disliked Anakin. A rule breaker. Anakin completely goes against Windu's strict ways. I needed this episode to better humanize Windu for me and they did it.
What I liked the most about the Sith Lord episode, is that when Dooku says he would like to meet Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon says nothing... He already knew he had to protect his apprentice from his former master.
I was caught completely off guard by Yaddle dying in this. I was suprised she was even in it but even a day after watching that episode I was still shocked and in disbelief that that had gone down the way it did.
Enjoyed Ahsoka’s episodes, but Dooku’s were masterpieces. I’m really hoping that Filoni will do more of these. Tales of the Bounty Hunter featuring Jango Fett and Cad Bane and Tales of the Sith featuring Palpatine and Maul would be incredible! I’ll always love the Prequel era. It deserves more amazing animated content like this. I want to explore the 10 years in between The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, and let Filoni tell all of it.
Yes please! Lets have 12 episode series 4 with Palpatine, starting with young Palp and with Plagius, ending with Maul, 4 with Dooku and Quinlan Vos/Asajj and perhaps Maul/Grievous, 4 with Jango/Boba finishing with Cad/Boba shootout
Every second, every moment was perfection. Beautiful visual story telling and symbolism throughout. I’m gushing this might be one of the best things on Star Wars ever.
These episodes were truly an experience for true Star Wars/ clone wars fans bc this truly fulfilled so many things for me! Seeing the parallels and how Anikan really trained ahsoka to be more prepared than every other Jedi. And truly proved just why she is so strong n powerful.
Anakin unknowingly training Ahsoka for her Order 66 survival was like poetry.
It rhymes
I was freaking out when that happened.
It was pretty dumb but I know I’m in the minority
*Ahsoka
He also trained the clones lol
For me, The episodes with Count Dooku is easily the biggest highlight of the show.
Honestly, Bryce Dallas Howard nailed it as Yaddle.
She's such an asset to Star Wars, excited to see more of her work on the franchise.
@@spaceghostcqc2137 I agree.
Dooku episodes were great, the other three were just meh. Nice connection from TCW to Rebels I guess.
Also proves that Yoda is weirdo freak for talking the way he does 😂
@@ElPresidenteMargz he’s high all the time from his walking stick it has “medicinal properties” 😂
“Hope all that training paid off”
Only Dave Filoni can make an epic episode from a throwaway line like that
Damn that was a great line, in very emotional moment.
I wasn’t expecting to get emotional from an episode of this show…
That was easily the most emotionally invoking episode of the lot. It was such an "easy" episode and I expected the foreshadowing but yet again filonis expertise and skill at making that simplicity beautiful was great to watch. Gives another layer to anakins beliefs as a master and friend also.
It's woke shit.
Oh shit, I thought that line was added in for this episode's sake.
Seeing Jesse look so proud and apologetic for being the one to shoot Ahsoka was priceless 😂
"Sorry, commander" 🤣🤣
Pretty poetic given he's the one to lead the effort to kill her during Order 66.
"Yea, Jesse really tagged ya" --Captain Rex, snitch 😂
Lol. I loved that.
Did y’all catch the symbolism in the hallway with Yaddle, Dooku, and Qui? In the hallway towards the end of the scene- Yaddle walks towards the light, Dooku to the dark, and Qui’s quarters or whatever was in the middle.
Love how they show Sidious' sith eyes glowing through his hood
Also during the end confrontation , Yaddle stands in the light while Sidious is in the dark, Dooku standing in the middle of the two. By the end of the fight the door is closed and now both Dooku and Sidious are in the dark. Great motif.
@@dannynukes7294 also sidious being blinded by the light for like 5 seconds lol
Love that. Well spotted.
One small detail I really enjoyed was that Yaddle spoke “normally”, proving that Yoda’s backwards talk is something unique to him and not a species thing. Makes Yoda seem more mystical and special
Nah just kinda makes him seem like a weirdo 😂
Yoda is just a yogi hippie. Lol
My head cannon is that he speaks weirdly so people listen to him, since they have to decipher what he’s really saying and remember it better.
@@lantcm613 I thought that actually was the Canon explanation?
@@ephgm There is no explanation. Probably will never be. Hope not.
Seeing Dooku’s dark side tendencies and how he strayed away from the order was amazing. Seeing Ashoka obliterate a duel bladed inquisitor was an awesome parallel to her fighting one of the best dual bladed duelist, MAUL. Inquisitor was a cake walk!
Masterful writing and directing from filoni and co. Dooku is the best written character in the entire saga imo. Christopher Lee was part of his greatness rip. But wow, the treatment of ahsoka and dooku was unbelievable.
The ahsoka part was cool. It mixed her taking the blade from Maul with turning off the Inquisitor blade in Rebels. Bridged the gap nicely
It's woke garbage. Stop supporting this Disney fan fiction.
@@TheSearchForTruth88 she's not even a protagonist lmao that's count dooku
Yeah, but for a slick design for an Inquisitor to go to waste like that is kinda dumb. All that hype went to nonsense. Wouldve been nice to have a little backstory for him and build up the tension BEFORE any of the events occurred.
Maybe like a friend Ahsoka once knew? Or a former master? Just something
Ahsoka at Padme’s funeral and Bail telling her that, “she could’ve done nothing for the two of them,” really hit me in the feels
I feel like that breaks canon because Ahsoka in rebels had no idea that anakin was still alive so what does Bail mean by that?
@@hawx-30 I just assumed that, since Padme still had her pregnancy belly, Ahsoka found out that Padmé was pregnant and Bail lied to Ahsoka about Padmé's child being dead
@@sebastianbonilla1323 I guess that makes sense, idk I would love to see them dive deeper into all of this so that we know exactly ya know? If the show is gonna be like this I would love to see them flesh out the stories completely so we know what's going on exactly, there's so many stories to be told that's what I love about star wars
@@hawx-30 I also don't think Bail was giving anything away. He probably assumed Ahsoka thought Anakin was dead, which isn't an unfair way to think about Anakin at that point anyways. So he's not giving anything away really.
Everyone at the time just assumed Anakin was dead. No one publicly knew Padme was pregnant. He's talking about Anakin, not knowing he has turned and thinking he died along w Padme
Dooku’s fall was amazing and heartbreaking to watch. They did such a amazing job in 45 minutes to show his character flaws and motivations for betraying the Jedi.
I really empathized with Dooku. His little mini arc in this series was fantastic character development. I just wonder with his conflicting feelings at "The Works", had Sidious not been there, would he have given in to the dark side and killed Yaddle?
He was already pissed at Sidious for being responsible for Qui Gon's death-- a pupil whom he essentially saw as a son. And the way he questioned their doings.... Makes ya wonder if Sidious hadn't been there to goad him, if he would have rebuked the dark side instead of joining Sidious. Dooku DIDN'T want to be evil. Truly believed what he was doing was for the betterment of the republic and the galaxy.
Man I'd love a whole series on Dooku's downward spiral into the darkside
It made the scene where Anakin kills him so much more effective and kind of sad. He thought he was serving this glorious purpose to right the wrongs and corruption in the galaxy. And then he found out he was disposable.
@@lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029 very well put. Definitely makes you wonder. Great episode though!
@@aidankeohane3370 100% 👏🏼👏🏼
The way Ahsoka outclassed that inquisitor was one of the highlights of the series, no inquisitor even the grand inquisitor can take her
True love that she beat maul like that too
I love that she did it pretty much the exact same way Vader did with Reva, the link between em is really cool
I mean anankin had 3 years to train ashoka, 3 constant years. Darth vader haf like 7 years VERY off and on with like 10 newbie inquisitors all atnonce
@@cptsteele91 lol you mean like Vader not killing Reva 😪😪😪
Nah that was wack asf
Yaddle's death broke my heart, she was such a good soul, brought me memories of my mother.
You can tell it took alot out of dooku to do that. Heartbreaking scenes. So short and sweet. Huge W for these eps.
@@adolfBBC I agree, you could see the conflict in his face but he was already too far gone and disillusioned with the Jedi and senate, unfortunately Sideous took advantage of that, Dooku could've been a true champion of the people.
@@veganrican606 that's the beauty of it. Alot of the greatest people, like in real life are taken too soon. In star wars that is evident. Satine, Padme, anakin, qui gon and dooku are just a few on the list of many. They're individuals who possess the intuition to be likeable. These characters believe in something. They mean something that's why we all fall in love with them. Would love more on dooku but this was executed brilliantly.
@@adolfBBC The beauty and tragedy.
Even the way they just end there. Holy crap!😢
I like how the convo between dooku and obi wan in attack of the clones means so much more knowing how much he cared for qui gon and admired to meet obi wan during the phantom menace. The distress he showed when qui gon died 😭😭
Yes! I got tingles when he was talking to Qui-Gon in that episode and when he said “you’re always singing his praises” cause it connects perfectly to when he told Kenobi that Qui-Gon always spoke highly of him!
I absolutely loved Dooku's episodes because you felt like bar killing Yaddle he wasn't doing anything wrong. He was doing everything for what he thought was right. It reminded me of the quote "the road to hell is paved with good intentions."
The Nietzsche quote holds true as well, "He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster."
Well at that point he had already killed a few jedi and stolen information. He knew what he was doing was wrong
Dooku’s fall from grace was just as heartbreaking as Anakin’s. It was so hard to watch Yaddle vs Dooku. After everything Dooku had done, she still cared for him and wanted to save him just like Obi-Wan wanted to save Anakin. 😢
Very sad indeed
Much agreed 😪💔
Dooku carried this entire show for me. The best episodes were the ones he was in by a long shot. Elegant and interesting even as a Jedi. Also the dialogue, atmosphere, visuals were all so good that It made me….angry. Why can’t their live action material get the same treatment? Quality and intelligent writing should not only be reserved for animation.
@@OffendEveryoneImmediately I agree. Dooku had the best episodes and the animated series always have better quality. 🤣
@@Lil_Libra Not always. It is certainly true nowadays, though.
Please don’t ever stop animated Star Wars Disney.
We could have perpetual ‘tales of Jedi’ shorts
Tales of the bounty hunter 👀🔥
Tales of the Sith
Tales of the Bountyhunter
Tales of droids (kidsshow?)
Tales of the Clones (only Clone stories)
Tales of Coruscant (or other Planets)
There are so many possibilitys for a Tales of.... Series and it would be amazing.
“Tales of the Jedi” could be used to make unreleased Clone Wars episodes
I don't care what they call them, as long as they are as good as all the animations they've done before with the exception of resistance.
@@marcel_396 Absolutely! Let's hope they listen.
Literally, my only problem with the show was how short it was every episode had me enthralled, and I didn’t want it to end
Same! I wish they were all at least 15 minutes (not including the 2 minute credits lol)
Honestly you are completely right but it was definitely quality over quantity
It was like watching unknown clone wars episodes that nobody knew about. I hope more episodes and series like this happen in the future.
The shortness was not a problem for me, they got the point across so beautifully it didn't matter. Felt like short lessons to be learned.
@@veganrican606 True. We are just greedy. We know it's great so we want more.
This show was amazing and how all these stories fit in the existing timeline is just chef’s kiss. Dave again shows his talents and I’m here for it.
Yeah, his talents in retconning
@@eiden5778 What did he retcon? Would be intresting to know
@@chunkychinboi Well for starters, the entire Ahsoka novel
@@eiden5778 Thr Ahsoka novel is not cannon its legends. Even the author of the book acknowledged this. At least research the issue before speaking bs.
Tales of the bounty hunter 👀🔥
Anakin didn't just teach Ahsoka to defend herself. He also taught her his signature behind-the-back block. Now the whole family has it.
Yup Luke did in the mandalorian
Dooku's episode were done so well. One of my favorite details is the relationship between Dooku and Qui-Gon, as once Maul kills Qui-Gon on Naboo Dooku laments his death and grieves Qui-Gon in his own way. Now rewatching Dooku and Obi-Wan interact over the years, Dooku holds Obi-Wan in high regard because he's all Dooku has left of his old padawan.
Yaddle and Dooku exceeded my already extremely high expectations. Yaddle standing up to Dooku and Sideous, and us getting to see her demise were legendary
I really hoped she would survive and even live on through the imperial period, but if she had to die this is probably the best death they could’ve given her. Now we only know of one surviving of Yoda’s species…
Yaddle had some balls going there by herself and exposing herself to “who she may not know” but the most powerful man in the galaxy and his new apprentice
Dooku needs his own series his character is so complex and interesting
Yeah exactly! My dad hates him, but I really like him
I'd love to see more of dooku's duelling as he is so talented
Agreed he is my third favorite Star Wars character
If there was anyone that needs a show it's him. I want it now!
@@felicitys3621 lol same my mom calls him “the ugly old guy”
It’s amazing how simple stories condensed into 10 to 20 minutes can outshine a lot of the 40 minute to an hour live action episodes.
I don't know if this will be a new business model for animated shows on Disney or something, but this is the exact Star Wars content I'm looking for. It is crafted with care, not with a focus on time.
Better than any three of the sequel movies simply because they focused on story over shipping and spectacle.
nah Andor timing is better. Tales of the Jedi felt so freakin rushed. No proper development for such important events they had just no weight
@@TheKUBczok have only watched the First and secound one and currently totally agree
We’re looking at you Andor…👀
Ahsoka killing the Inquisitor in a matter of seconds while unarmed just proves that she could have easily killed the other Inquisitors if she really wanted to.
That Inquisitor was imo the best looking one
@@shuckyducky3471 they said Unarmed, not Unearned
Well in the rebels shes beats 2 of them then walks up to them puts her blade to one and says (you are beaten) as to say hay im right here, wanna try again?
I've always wanted to see Dooku as a jedi. I absolutely loved the scene where Dooku said "corruption like yours must be eradicated" while choking that senator.
What I find incredibly ironic is that Jesse, the first trooper to shoot Ashoka when she was training, was also the one who lead the other troopers against Ashoka during season 7
Yeah, star wars is like poetry, it rhimes
I pointed that out, too, to my dad when I first heard it lol.
Jesse was still a normal trooper there, not yet an arc.
A few notes:
*Yoda most likely didn't talk in these episodes because Tom Kane, the voice of Yoda, the narrator, and Admiral Yularen in the Clone Wars, had to step down due to a stroke. Very sad.
*Ashoka was called "Ashla" because the story (very loosely) follows the 2016 Ashoka Novel, where she went by Ashla while in hiding (and yes, she killed the 6th Brother just as fast in the book as well), she also used the lightsaber crystals in the Inquisitor's lightsaber to make her own white lightsabers
Pretty sure Ashla is also the name given to the light side of the force, which also seems to tie in with her becoming the avatar for the sister. So it's awesome seeing her acknowledge that part of herself.
Don't think the inquisitor in this is the Sixth Brother, as the book is canon, so why would they change it for this show?
And the sixth brother and the inquisitor in this looks nothing alike..
I was thinking “Ashla”was referencing Ahsoka’s voice actor, Ashley
Tom Kane stepped down cuz he had a stroke, and sadly affected his ability to continue voice acting. So he went into an early retirement
@@fickminne Although E.K. Johnston said they were different people, Dave Filoni stated in an interview it was meant to be the Sixth Brother.
I love the parallel of the woman in the village saying, “Ahsoka is jedi” to her own line in rebels, “I’m no jedi” after everything that happened
I also think it’s worth mentioning that the first room Ahsoka does her training in with the clones, is where they would later keep the zilo beast to source its skin as armour
It's like poetry sort of they rhyme
wow
Your talking about The Zilo Beast and it's not a Dragon.
@@jakebailey5834 yeah that’s it, I just couldn’t remember the name but knew that people would know what I meant if I said dragon
I think you mean when she says *”I’m no Jedi”
The fact that Ahsoka was at Padmes funeral is even more heartbreaking 😢
The fact that Jessie was the first who stunned Ahsoka in her trainning is just....unexpected.....but not unwelcomed.
Edit: Grateful for the likes, I am.
My thought process on that went from “Ha! Jesse shot her… oh f*ck.”
So what you're saying is that it was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
Yeah I was like "oh Jesse!!" And instantly frowned.
I see what you did there.
-Seventh sister 🤣
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Dooku really loved Qui-Gon like his own son, I know it’s been stated that he left the Order cause of Qui-Gon’s death & the incompetence of the Order but you can really tell he was devastated when he passed, glad to understand him & his reasoning better now
The odd thing to me is that he should be mad at Sidious. His dissapointment with the Jedi order is misplaced since the Sith was sent there by Sidious.
@@tonyOn1ce true, but from his perspective he’s been warning his peers and the council for years. It may be that he thinks their hubris is what allowed the dark side to rise up even this far, making them at fault in his mind.
Anakin's training was so specific that I wonder if he didn't have a vision of Ahsoka in this same scenario. Maybe he didn't know what it meant, but he was getting her ready.
Certainly seems plausible. I mean at that time, the only real enemies the Republic was facing were battle droids. So his insistence on her fighting human enemies would otherwise appear to be premature.
while they do mainly fight against battle droids, they also had to face resistances and people just didn't like Jedi much. Anakin thought if she can take down the literal best soldiers, regular insurgents or anything wouldn't be an issue.
Totally agree
I literally love this show so much. It’s such a treat. Ultimately, I just want more of it. This show alongside Bad Batch have really just felt like a love letter to my childhood.
I think they can do so much with a show like this. I think they kept it safe with long-time fan favorites like Ahsoka and Dooku for S1, but I think it can have even more potential to flesh out other “newer” favorite characters like Grogu, Kanan, Jacen, Ezra, etc. I truly think there is so much you can do with a show like this.
As for StarWars animation as a whole, Im still holding out hope for Disney to adapt Son of Dathomir into a movie length animation. Take me back to some pure Clone Wars content with one of the greatest arcs that we never got.
I’d love to see Kanan. Maybe him meeting Hera, them going on a mission and recruiting Sabine or Zeb (Zeb could be interesting if they tie it to the massacre of the Lasat) and one of him learning to see through the force properly
@@Anonyomus_commenter I know right… I would love to follow his story picking up where he left off in Ep1 of The Bad Batch.
When Ahsoka said "She was my friend" to Bail, it broke my heart
The Ahsoka training hit different. It brought up all that season 7 finale emotion I forgot existed. I loved it and I want more. Thank you Dave Filoni!
Facts
Filoni is the chosen one!
This filled in Dooku’s story so perfectly, as well as other gaps in the lore like why Kamino wasn’t in the archives. Animated Star Wars just always hits different. If they don’t make more seasons soon, I’d be devastated because this was so freaking good!
They ruined his character. It's woke Disney fan fiction.
@@TheSearchForTruth88 which character? What are you talking about? Nothing about the show was woke, it was super good.
@@averyphillips3181 They ruined Count Dooku.
@@TheSearchForTruth88 cope harder
@@TheSearchForTruth88 I love how you just repeat your original comment and go on to not explain yourself at all
Dooku’s scene at the tree was beautiful. Should’ve had more scenes him and Qui-Gon
Agreed
It was a little sad to not see even one dialogue of Dooku with Yoda but still the show was amazing.
@@RedDot95 Yeah Yoda didn’t speak sadly because his Vice actor from all of the clone wars (Tom Kane) had a stroke and might not ever be able to voice act again. Really wish we did see them talk. Maybe in the future if they do more about his past and being trained by Yoda we can have the great Frank Oz do some voice acting for Yoda again.
Eas like anakin’s scene in the council room before of his betrayal
I also love how the leaves were falling, showing how the force is shifting in favor of the dark. At least that's how I saw it.
Yaddle opening the door for Dooku to see the light one last time before it shuts into darkness is amazing imagery and reminiscent of Padme’s Ruminations in Revenge of the Sith. The scene where Anakin and Padme are “seeing” each other across Coruscant. Anakin is seeing the light one last time during the sunset with tears down his face before he turns into the shadows/darkness. Not only one of my favorite Star Wars scenes, but one of my favorite movie scenes of all-time.
Beautiful
Such gorgeous parallels and imagery
Same
You must be an English teacher.
Also fun seeing Sidious being blinded by the light as well.
Did you notice young Kanan and his Master Depa Billaba in Ep 5? Cool to see them in there! This show was a breath of fresh air. Absolutely phenomenal.
The feeling of wanting more and the satisfaction is what I wish I felt after the Kenobi series. It’s funny how a few shorts done right can blow almost everything else Disney has done with Star Wars out of the water.
Hopefully the reviews from TotJ will let Disney know that we want more Filoni! Haha
Came here to mention this, surprised Theory didn't mention it. Super cool to see that happen, and it didn't feel forced since she was part of the council and he was her padawan.
I noticed this is as well! I was hoping it'd come up so I could feel validated about seeing an Easter egg 🤣. Hopefully he mentions it at some point
I saw them and all I could think was "Please don't let him talk, I don't need any more 30 year old sounding 13 year old Kanan
The imagery of Dooku walking out of the temple to his ship as he went to Palpatine to complete his turn to the dark side - just parallels Anakins fall in ROTS. Such beautiful imagery. Episode 4 was the highlight of an amazing series
The fact that Jesse was the first trooper to knock Ahsoka out was some dark foreshadowing towards season 7, but an amazing detail
An amazing 6 episodes. Episode 5 was my favourite. Seeing Anakin, Rex and the clones again made me so happy. It just makes order 66 even sadder seeing more of their relationship. Anakin training Ahsoka to survive, and little Kanan watching her train…Just an amazing episode!
I really like how it ends as a shared memory/experience between Rex and Ahsoka right as they open the door into the hangar from the last clone wars episode, like there wasn’t enough punch there already
Now we just need to see little Cal Kestis in season 2!
I am intrigued the most with Count Dooku and Qui-Gon Jinn. I could watch their adventures all day long.
Seriously
Flawless. The fact that Dave Filoni just understands the lore of star wars to know how to make stories that fit in between episodes to keep continuity and do the history justice just furthers the proof that he should be that head of Lucasfilms, and the fact that he was practically George’s Padawan
I love how Dooku at first wanted to fight against corruption and for people like the villagers but after his fall to the dark side when killing Yaddle, he forgot his principles during the Clone Wars, even supporting slavery. His downfall has now been fully portrayed, it was awesome.
Also loved that the village in the second episode looked like a medieval one but more modern like.
In my opinion, this was one of the best prices of Star Wars we have gotten in the past ten years. From the dark notes they hung at with Dooku, and the way they show his fall. To Anakin training Ahsoka to survive order 66. The story telling and under tones of the story was done so well. I loved it.
I agree
Dave and the whole team couldn’t have done a better job with this show. Watching these episodes really warmed my heart. Only sad thing is that they are so short! I really hope they make more seasons for all of us to enjoy with longer episodes too.
I don't mind if they're short so long as they make MORE!
Imagine if Dave was in charge of the sequels.
@@veganrican606 Oh boy that would have been so nice. Thrawn as big villan, maybe Plagueis.
@@dopaminvitamin Or just a new character preferably
Dave is literally George’s apprentice, man needs more control at Disney
Hell no!
I'm sick or his retcons. He dumped much of the Clone Wars era in the EU days, and now the canon suffers from inconsistencies. It's like Filoni can't read.
@@gohu11 huh
@@gohu11 thank you!
@@user-fn5xg7qt7u и в чём он не прав? Филони ретконит уже отретконенный канон... урезанной до нецензурного состояния минутной анимацией. \_(-_-)_/
@@gohu11 not everything should be straight from eu that’d be boring. the fact that he creates his own story creatively and it’s good is what matters. nobody else does it like him since the prequel trilogy 🤷♂️
That scene where Dooku is standing in front of the tree at the Jedi temple is so poetic…well done Filoni!!!
I love that Yaddle was voiced by Bryce Dallas Howard who's a director from The Mandalorian & Book of Boba Fett (& from Jurassic World)
I loved every episode but the 4th and 5th one were my favorites. That whole scene with Yaddle following Dooku in his ship reminded me so much of Anakin debating whether he should go follow Windu and save Palpatine. The music sounded very similar too. You know Dooku is going to kill Yaddle, but you don’t want him to do it. It was very well done!
Anakin’s training was brutal, but I loved how he connected with Ahsoka and taught her how to protect herself. The training droids at the Jedi temple aren’t gonna prepare you for real battles. Even though she was a prodigy, she still had much to learn and Anakin really accelerated her growth. I hope we get more of this show in the future! The animation style gets more polished in every series and I can’t wait to see Bad Batch.
Agreed
One problem I had with Episode 5 was with Obi-Wan's hair
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@@MadChristoph it was made to look like his ep 2 hair
@@dutchvanderlinde4722 I know, but it was like a continuity error, I'm glad I saw it, but it messes with the timeline that in the whole series, Obi-Wan had his Episode 3 hair while Anakin also had his Episode 3 hair (or in the process of having it)
It's kinda crazy how Dookus turn made more sense than Anakins
Fr. Anakin sold hard
Yeah I was thinking that they made his downfall more realistic than the prequels did for Anakin but TCW justified it wayyyy more so thank god for that. And that's coming from a prequel apologist
Anikins feed was more of him thinking the other jedi were jealous of him, them feeding him his whole life that he is the chosen one, made him big headed. Sideous fed of this and manipulated him this way, very immature way to turn to the dark side. So, yeah you are very right. Dookus turn was a slow burn and it had meaning to him, he knew hge was going to the dark side and choose it willingly. while anikin literally turned cause he thinks the jedi are jealous of him.
Might be obvious. They definitely show homage to Christopher Lee with the second episode, Justice and with his former role as Dracula. Especially, when they show the eerie almost medieval Town, afterwards the light towards Dookus face, when they sit by the table in the inn.
Tales of the Jedi was So Good! It answered so many questions that the Fandom had and filled in so many important gaps. I was in awe by each episode. Dave Filoni has a gift of understanding what StarWars is and it really shows.
Totally agree. He should be in charge of it all going forwards
Mando season 3 was terrible. He should just stick with animation, where he does seem to have a clue about what he’s doing.
This series was incredible, enough to hopefully bring back many fans who gave up hope after recent starwars shows.
I also loved Kanan Jarrus Easter egg in episode four while Ashoka is training with Tera Sinube.
I skipped Andor for sure 😂 but I may watch tales of the Jedi now
😲😄 christ !! Good spot . How did i not clock that !!?
@@THEREALCAPTAINDREAD If you like the clone wars I definitely recommend it. Also The Bad Batch if you haven’t seen it (don’t listen to anyone who said anything about BB filler cause the only filler episode is the one with the Irlings).
Tales of the Sith is a brilliant idea! I’ve always said they need more dark-side storytelling - this would be a phenomenal platform to ease them in.
If so, I hope they have a special focus on Darth Kennedy and Darth Rian.
We need at least one episode dedicated to Maul and what happened to him right after Phantom Menace.
One thing I was not ready for was how hard some of the emotional beats hit. Dooku and Qui-Gon having one last talk, where Qui-Gon praises Obi-Wan and can't wait for Dooku to meet him, only to then cut to Dooku sorrowfully reminiscing about him after his death hit hard. But what got me the most was Bail and Ahsoka speaking after Padme's funeral, where she breaks her stoic composure when she say "she was my friend". Eckstein nailed the delivery of that line so painfully well I teared up a bit. Just brilliant
Idk why, but every time I watch Attack of the Clones I get emotional when I hear Dooku say “I could really use his help right now” referring to Qui-Gon. 😢
This is the MAGIC of Star Wars. Thank you Dave, Thank you George.
Indeed
Best star wars content so far
It felt like “GEORGE” star wars
This series made me realize one thing
We need an entire show about dooku
This show is beyond great and beautiful. Hats off to Dave!
I loved in the 6th episode they explain how Ahsoka and Bail set up the Fulcrum relationship for Rebels. This was really good for tightening the continuity of canon star wars.
The feels from Anakin training Ahsoka to defend herself, really hit home. He saved her. 🥲
Dooku arc was fantastic. The entire show was amazing.
2 things I've noticed:
It was in chronological order, at first I was like "Wait, why are all 3 of Dooku's episodes back to back?" Then I realized.
Also. I could've SWORN that there was a young Kanan in "Practice makes perfect". It just looked like Kanan and his master..
You 100% saw Kanan and his master!
Ahsoka just cleanly and effortlessly dispatching the Sixth Brother was amazing. Did it look like his head evaporated force ghost style to anyone else? Maybe I just saw things but it had me super confused.
It like deflated or something, at least what I saw, didn’t really get it
Same as Obi-Wan to Maul
Yeah his head like disappearing was weird. Would’ve been cool to finally see his face since even when he is in the comics he’s wearing a helmet that covers it.
Like she took care of the other one in rebels
come on it couldve been done better like the novel .. shouldve animated it later with her assembling her lightsabers as well
The Dooku episodes were easily the best. Ahsoka’s episodes were pretty decent but I thought it was really cool seeing Dooku turning to the dark side.
Two faced is a strong word on mace windu. It's not in what is known about his character. Is straight forward and confident enough to just say what he's got to say.
Dooku on the other hand clearly has trust issues and is slowly disillusioned over time. So it's very much In his character to overthink it...more than it's in windu to be two faced
Definitely my favorite moment was Anakins training of Ahsoka and how that changed the whole galaxy because it enabled her to survive and fight on. Reinforcing the fact that he was the chosen one all along.
Absolutely loved the full season. Yaddle, Dooku and Ahsoka were all amazing. Loved how the included Jesse in the firing ring. Hopefully for a season two they could include Yaddle more, Grand Inquisitor and Sifo-Dyas
I liked how when Yaddle raised the door and the light flooded into the room, Sidious cowered away. He wasn't just covering his face, or he'd have done it when the door was open prior and Yaddle appeared. Something Light Side-y was up there!
Was literally crying at the end of this. Was telling my young son how Ahsoka was tired of fighting but knew that she couldn't stay out of the fight. Season 2 yes, please. I feel like some people might complain that this was too short or focused on too few characters but the stories are better when they are told at the right time. This is what we needed before the Ahsoka show. And I'm sure the live action shows are about to lead into that. A+
I never even thought about what was Ahsoka's training under Anakin. It makes a lot of sense for Ahsoka to be so much better than all other matching some of the weaker Masters. Anakin has his extraordinary ways for things after all
Loved this show! A season 2 is essential.
*I thoroughly enjoyed these six episodes. But, Dooku's stood out to me the most. His shift to the darkside was such a powerful shift for sure. And I got teary eyed when Ahso was at Padme's funeral. I definitely hope that they do more of these shorts to be honest.*
I love how they included a small scene from the clone wars season 7 with ahsoka and rex. It was a very nice touch overall I tonight!
I tonight too
What I especially like with Ahsoka's training is that there was no criteria for sucess. No amount of deflects, set time or any other kind of limit to how well she wanted to perform. She just wanted to keep pushing her limits and anything less might not have been enough. Some of Anakin’s cockiness definitely rubbed off on Ahsoka throughout the Clone Wars but she also put in the work.
press F to pay respect to the great Master Yaddle, who tried to save Dooku
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It's crazy how the most badass and coolest inquisitior dies the quickest. Ahsoka is definitely the better combatant and her decisive win is believable, but it just kinda felt like a waste of a character design for him to die so quickly.
right he was sooo sick looking. i adore ahsoka don't get me wrong, but man, what a badass character design only for him to die that quick. really goes to show the talent of the clone wars artists and animators, though.
@@shcanute Yea, definitely.
Did anybody notice the sound effects they used when Dooku was erasing Kamino from the archive?! They used the sounds from Alien. When Dallas was talking to "Mother" in the computer room. And even some other sounds from the rest of the movie. Brilliant. Those small details made this feel like old star wars.
I really hope they do more projects like this. 10 out of 10 easy. The clone wars style is always a smash and Dave Filoni is a genius.
It explains so much how ahsoka survived order 66, if every jedi did that training, it won't have turned out the way it did for Palpatine
For me the last two episodes are the best. Show casing the fact Ashoka was trained by the BEST and then specifically Anakin in that episode. Then rolling into the final episode slapping an inquisitor with no weapon was a clear showcase of power and talent which is obviously a setup for her show coming up. Lust loved it.
I Hope they never stop making stuff like this. I loved every episode. 1 very small negative for me is that they were wayyyy to short.
Tales of the Jedi was a Master Piece we need more Dave Filoni content
One of the best parts for me was Ahsoka facing the inquisitor and dismantling him almost the exact same way Vader did with Reva, it's cool to see that link between them
1:36 "A breath taking scene" Quite literally
i enjoyed dooku’s development so much. his transition from the light to the dark is just amazing
Let’s gooo this show where it’s at, was so compelling wish we could get a lot of overall content / story beats such as this throughout all the SW content.
Episodes 4, 5, and six were my favorites. They made all kinds of call backs, and even foreshadowing. Now whenever we watch any of the prequel movies they will definitely hit different. I was definitely shedding a few tears during episodes 4, 5, and 6.
The Dooku story was so good and I wish they would make a whole animated series about his downfall!!!
Awesome Video!!! I LOVE THIS SHOW SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!
It was So Great To flesh out more of Dooku's Backstory and Ahsoka's Training!
Definitely deserves a Second Season! One of My Favorite Star Wars Projects Ever!!!
They need much more short episodes or short films like this in Star Wars. They could fill in so many gaps & go super in depth with underappreciated characters!
This series was FANTASTIC. The music that was playing when dooku was walking to his speeder and the door opened hit PERFECTLY. I absolutely love that tone.
Nah, Windu is definitely a "by the book" type of jedi. I have to believe that's the reason because it highlights exactly why he disliked Anakin. A rule breaker. Anakin completely goes against Windu's strict ways. I needed this episode to better humanize Windu for me and they did it.
What I liked the most about the Sith Lord episode, is that when Dooku says he would like to meet Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon says nothing... He already knew he had to protect his apprentice from his former master.
I was caught completely off guard by Yaddle dying in this. I was suprised she was even in it but even a day after watching that episode I was still shocked and in disbelief that that had gone down the way it did.
Enjoyed Ahsoka’s episodes, but Dooku’s were masterpieces. I’m really hoping that Filoni will do more of these. Tales of the Bounty Hunter featuring Jango Fett and Cad Bane and Tales of the Sith featuring Palpatine and Maul would be incredible! I’ll always love the Prequel era. It deserves more amazing animated content like this. I want to explore the 10 years in between The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, and let Filoni tell all of it.
The crazy thing is I just don’t know what category Grievous would fit into he’s just a wild card but I sooooo want more of him. Grievous is awesome.
What about Grievous?
@@chewy99. Grievous would probably be Tales of The Cyborg or something like that
@@chewy99. they need to show him his true potential, his 2003 CW Self
Yes please! Lets have 12 episode series 4 with Palpatine, starting with young Palp and with Plagius, ending with Maul, 4 with Dooku and Quinlan Vos/Asajj and perhaps Maul/Grievous, 4 with Jango/Boba finishing with Cad/Boba shootout
Every second, every moment was perfection. Beautiful visual story telling and symbolism throughout. I’m gushing this might be one of the best things on Star Wars ever.
Don't forget that in the fifth episode there were also Kanan Jarrus/Caleb Dume and Depa Billaba.
These episodes were truly an experience for true Star Wars/ clone wars fans bc this truly fulfilled so many things for me! Seeing the parallels and how Anikan really trained ahsoka to be more prepared than every other Jedi. And truly proved just why she is so strong n powerful.
The episodes with Dooku were perfect! Voice acting is the definition of perfection