⭐️ STAR WARS:REBELS FIRST TIME REACTION ⭐️ SEASON 3 EPISODE 5 "HERA'S HEROES"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Come with me on a journey through a galaxy far, far away as I watch all of Stars Wars for the first time! Today's watch is REBELS: Season 3, Episode 5
‼️ WHAT I'VE WATCHED SO FAR:
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (animated movie)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (series)
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Star Wars: Bad Batch
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Tales of the Jedi
CURRENTLY WATCHING:
Star Wars: Rebels - Season 3
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This episode is Thrawn’s true introduction for me. That speech he gives not only shows his intelligence, but how he use a certain sense of politeness to hide how truly violating he is. The way he gets in Hera’s space, breaking down her history and her people’s traditions all to get an edge on her is truly disgusting but thats what makes him such a great villain.
the growl was my fav part.. Shows there's a lot of depth to his character ,to be offended like that
He's polite because he knows what he is doing is incredibly unpleasant for Hera but is still willing to go through with it because he believes it to be necessary. Also his analysis of hera culture and heritage could possibly a very subtle attempt at convincing hera that her disgust towards is not entirely warranted. Thrown is not really a villain. He doesn't know that Palpatine is a Sith Lord. And I think if he did he might have turned against him. Also thrown serves the empire because of threats within the unknown regions where his people the chips ascendancy reside. He chose to join the empire because he believes the empire to be the only faction in the wider galaxy strong enough to serve as an ally against all the dangers of the unknown regions.
Force sensitive beings are born with a connection to the force but that connection has to be maintained and developed. The midichlorians within a force sensitive beings bloodstream determine the strength of their connection to the force. Because the strength of a force sensitive beings connection to the force can vary. BTW kanan's blindness has absolutely nothing to do with how capable he is. Being blind does not make a person any stronger or weaker than they were beforehand. How well they adapt, however, does. The way things like that work is similar to the dynamic of pain vs suffering. Pain has always been and always will be inevitable, but suffering is something we experience as a result of how well we handle pain. If we fall short when it comes to handling and processing pain then we will most definitely suffer. However, suffering is absolutely avoidable. Kanan is as capable as he is because processed and handled his pain very well.
What It! Thrawn Is obessed to kill Ezra for 17 years since Bad Batch
And his hate towards the empire’s xenophobic nature, aka their dislking of aliens, why Thrawn got angry at the captain for one second. But also shows Thrawn’s skill, becoming top 5 in the empire, despite being an alien.
Because I KNOW someone will notice it...yes there is a typo in the video but I'm not uploading it again it takes FOREVER 😁
This is why Thrawne is so dangerous. The empire’s officers are playing checkers while he’s playing chess.
What makes Thrawn so scary to me... He is so calculating and strategic... Always several steps ahead of his adversaries... Plus.. he has other skills too...
Thats why i love him.
Yes, he Is actually creepy alien with Maul
A very memorable and significant episode - and Kanan’s blindness has ultimately (with Bendu’s help) allowed him to tap into his real potential as a Jedi and force wielder. Kanan is right up there as one of my favourite Jedi, and favourite Star Wars characters.
I think there's a very simple reason why Thrawn let Hera go at the end. He already knows that she's a Rebel leader of some importance, and now he's seen her in action, seen how she thinks, seen the lengths she will go to and for what causes she will go to such lengths. This was just a minor skirmish for Thrawn to learn about his opponent. If he kills her, then he'll have to figure out who his new opponent is and how they interact with other Rebel leaders and start all over again. Now that he's had a chance to study Hera (and Ezra as well), Thrawn has a better idea of how they think and how they operate. This was a skirmish, not even a full-fledged battle. Thrawn is more than content to lose quite a few battles if it means that in the end, he will win the war.
Chpper's wicked giggle as he gleefully "twiddled" his itchy manipulators after opening the crate of detonators was awesome.
Kanan's blindness has forced him to rely on the Force more closely - and you can see that he has stopped hiding as a Jedi and has instead embraced it. This episode, complete with his salute after destroying the walker, is a great example of that.
Thrawn, the GOAT Star Wars villain
But also, Chopper backstory. When you think of him as a war veteran working through trauma, you see him in a whole new light. He’s a war hero across two wars
Right? It really shows the tragedy of Droids being not just slaves, but having their very minds erased periodically... wow.
That's some dark stuff.
Imagine a world where human slavery takes that turn- erasing identities while preserving skills?
So on the one hand we have Thrawn coming into his own. Supremely talented, willing to use any weakness against the enemy but... also oddly trustworthy. Sure he can beat your every plan seemingly without effort but he's obviously in it to achieve his mission rather than taking any particular pleasure in it.
And on the other hand we get Chopper having his best day ever when he's actively encouraged to channel his inner Sabine! That little astromech continues to wrack up one of the biggest body counts in Star Wars and he ain't done yet! His 'uh oh' when Thrawn walks through the door followed by a quick exit stage left cracks me up every time!
Thrawn is the kind of guy who would gladly sit down and play a game of chess with his worst enemy.
10:09 “that blast” Is what we call a rocket/missile. We call those rocket launchers or bazooka that the rocket projectile ejects from. They’re a heavy ordnance equipment. Different types of rockets are designed to counter specific threats such as aircrafts or armored vehicles. But do have different types of ammunition that can be used against infantry. Some have guided & unguided missiles/rockets.
Thrawn,Vader and Sidious are the best villains ever
Kanan is not that powerful a Jedi, but his connection to the Force is at his maximum. After learning from the Bendu, it was the Force that became his eyes. It can be said that even though he is blind, he sees and senses more than others.
As for Thrawn
You can clearly see what he did here. He recognized Hera and then watched events just to gain experience. He never cared about capturing the general's daughter. He despises those who do not appreciate art.
Thrwn wasn't a fan of Slavin before. He considered him ignorant, without military knowledge.
Thrawn is always calm, but after Slavin says he wants to destroy Kalikori for the first time, he loses control of himself.
Well said, Kanan was recently given the rank of jedi is is still learning
I would like to see Thrawn's face becomed purple like a grape(you know that red and blue made purple) when he is pissed off 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The reason Thrawn got so angry at the other officer is because the other officer is racist to aliens, and Thrawn hates that because he's not human. Which, if you notice, he is the only Imperial officer who is not human. The Empire hates aliens, but they let Thrawn be a Grand Admiral because of just how calculating and ruthless he is. So he takes it personally when imperials start bashing other cultures, which he is genuinely fascinated by as well.
Thrawn is facinating in the new storys and in the old books. You can say that the Thrawn books keept Star Wars alive and ignite the fandom with new live. The first book was puplishee in 1991, eight years after the last film, Return of the Jedi. In these years there were only some comics and chldren books, but nothing what would be as good as the movies, storywise. That change with the Thrawn Trilogy, the novel topped the New York Times Best Seller List in Fiction June 30, 1991. After that more and more books for adult readers came out.
TH-cam has a fan dub series for the Thrawn origin comics if you want to see how he came to serve the Empire and his motivations in more detail 😉
Did you know that the young female Twi Lek is Numa. She was the small child Boil and Waxer encountered in Clone Wars S1Ep20… Noticed how she has clone armor on her arm, same colors (faded) as 212th Battalion color
6:54 not gonna lie I have a thing for villainous characters and this was kinda… hot?
He's hyper-competent, has a real presence, is drawn to be not unattractive and, most importantly, has *that* voice. It's a fair reaction, same as everyone having at least a little crush on Catra in the new SheRa Netflix show. May I suggest, once you've finished Rebels, tracking down the audio books of the new Thrawn novels? They deal with his time before coming in to the show and while Lars Mikkelsen doesn't provide the voice Marc Thompson gets bloody close! Plus they're all written by Timothy Zahn who created the character back in the 90's along with a trilogy of novels that more or less single-handedly sparked renewed interest in the Star Wars Extended Universe and whose track record is pretty much spotless.
He’s been that dude since 1995 when he first appeared in the Heir to the Empire novel trilogy
The Walker here is the prototype of the one in Return of the Jedi.
Thrawn, as the only alien of the Imperial military had gone through his fair share of racism through his studies (as a matter of competence, he didn't really need the training since he was a commander in the Chiss Expansion Force and was very talented already)
Thrawn (Mith'rwan'uruodo by his full Chiss name) is mostly interested by long term goals. He will prefer minor setbacks if that brings him the intell he needs to win in the end.
His weakness: when he lacks a crucial information to win so if you want to win against him, just hide to him the bit he needs... and it's not that easy since he specializes on intell gathering.
There are two parts to the force: The living force and the cosmic force.
Kanan has always been stronger in the cosmic force (he is best in manipulating the environment around himself). Now that he is blind he needs to rely on it even more, even partially to just know that's happening around him so his connection has only increased.
Ezra on the other hand is extremely connected to the living force but not as good with the cosmic force. He is really good at connecting with living creatures (especially other creatures that have a connection to the living force as well), I would even go so far as to say since the middle of season 2, Ezra is more connected to the living force than even Kanan is.
Would you say he's just as connected with the cosmic force by the end of this show???
I can highly recomend watching the Thrawn audiocomics. Although they hold not as much as the book ita taken from its really interesting if you find Thrawn interesting. You learn alot more about his start in the Empire.
Listen closely to the music next episode especially the credits 😊
If Kanan hadn't lost his sight and hadn't woken the Bendu, he wouldn't be half as attuned to the Force as he's become/ing.
He's VERY young to have such a grasp on things- the adversity really pushed him forward on the path... he'll be even stronger once he loses his arms and legs...
Kidding! (Maybe)
Beneath the calm and considerate surface there lies a raging tiger in Thrawn. That is what makes him one great adversary.
Jedi are really not much different in power I would say some are more connected to the force then others only because of their training and Struggles... Kanan If you remember before he was blind his skill level was a little different because he was not as connected with the force as he is now.. Because he has to survive now , to move around and everything... But it did take him a little while to get there and he'll be coming been more powerful/connected as the series goes along same with ezra
I implore you to read Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, and Last Command. If you want to know what Thrawn's deal is you will get your answers there. Timothy Zhan also wrote a new Trilogy as well set before this show and tells about Thrawn's rise in the ranks and his working relationship with Governor Pryce.
Jedi have different abilities, some species don't have arms or hands and if one of their kind become a jedi they still use a lightsaber. There was 1 such jedi who practiced being able to wield I think it was 4 lightsabers at the same time even though hes species don't have arms. The ability to see without your eyes is quite common, it just needs to be practiced.
Ngl Thrawn is TERRIFYING when he was pissed. When I was initially watching this season I would see comments from people saying how much of a badass Thrawn is. But because I had never read the original novels I couldn't say one way or another until this episode. And when he started talking to Hera as Hera and then he quickly stunned Ezra, that's when I started to feel concern for the ghost crew
I taken that you are interesting in this Admiral 🤔; obviously his a special character as you’ve seen.
I cannot recommend the Thrawn books enough... I read them and became so torn because in the Thrawn books, you end up rooting for him and yet in Rebels, you love to hate him!
I don’t want to see him win but I love to see him try 😂 which books are they?
@@thatnerdtara so from this, I first read the "Thrawn Series" and then "Thrawn Ascendancy" and then went back to the "Thrawn trilogy"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Zahn_bibliography
The author/creator of Thrawn has gone on record saying that when they decided to bring the character into the shows, they didn't bring him in to write or consult, but he feels that they did the character justice.
omg i wish you could watch more
I can't wait till you see the part where.......
I don't know if this has been mentioned before but it randomly came in my head today. The last episode of the show has a time jump at the end which skips past a few movies and shows. Not sure if you were aware of that or thought how to handle it. Not a huge deal, just something to mention
You should play Star Wars Jedi fallen order. It’s a pretty great story that takes place Around the time rebels does.
Have you played any of the Star Wars games?