@Jeff Thomas, excellent observation. I was under the impression that Anakin was wondering what happened to his only apprentice. They were very tight throughout the Clone Wars:)
@@Mirriam02 it also sealed Vader's fate, I feel like. Ahsoka was the last person he genuinely cared about and knowing that he pushed even her away, was the straw that broke the already dying camel's back.
I thought that Vader holding a Jedi blue lightsaber for just a moment, in contrast to a Sith red one, was perhaps a nod to the idea of the "good" that still there; some small part of Anakin that years later Luke would sense and urge him to return to.
This is the last time we ever see Vader with a blue lightsaber. It really shows the duality of Vader still battling with his inner Anakin. Silently contemplating his choices leading up to this point but knowing he can't turn back after what he's done.
@@rikk319 It's a bit of both. Anakin is absolutely responsible for his sins because he could have moved to make them right long before it came to this. But Palpatine Groomed him to become Vader, clearly and deliberately. He manufactured Anakin's isolation.
The last shot was pure cinematic perfection, it really encapsulates the whole show so perfect a helmet half buried in the snow and no one other then the empire knowing a damn thing
The last season of Clone Wars, Obi Wan, Tales of the Jedi and now Andor did so much to give depth to the prequels. You understand so much more. It hits you emotionally deeper because you know there was so much pain and suffering.
When the series first came out in 2008, some of us were kids when it came out. Then out of no where, the series ends in 2014, brings in Rebels for 3/4 years and then another couple of years later, they bring back Clone Wars for 1 last season to where it all ends. I don't think none of us ever expected the series to end like this
I was born in 2008 so i didnt experience the early star wars stuff, but i was attached to star wars and when rhe final season came out, i was there, atleast there to watch the last season unfold
@@TherealSoggyCan I was born in 1969. Episode 4 came out when I was 8 years old, and it was groundbreaking, though not as deeply affecting as Empire was 3 years later. I find it ironic that so many fans my age find fault with later segments of the saga, like the Prequels and such, because they've all built on the legendarium. Just like real life, you don't always get to choose what life brings you--but you get to choose how to react to it. Just like Anakin.
Vader picking up the lightsaber and looking up at the sky is so beautifully done. And the music too! Once a man who was loved and respected by all, now a husk, in pain, guilt and shame forever. What a fantastic ending.
Yk it actually makes me tear up how this ends. Watching the whole show got me so attached to Anakin. It's like it's surreal to me. There's no way he's in there.. That's not him. It's so heartbreaking. I hate it and love it at the same time. I love him so much and he'll always be my favorite character. But this ending hurt, hurt like hell.
The "persona" of Vader was just Anakin's psyche trying to remove the guilt of his misdeeds from himself. He was never two people. He was always just Anakin, a complicated, flawed, and deeply emotional person who always had the choice, like we all have, to go towards the light or the darkness, every moment of our lives.
I found it really cool that every reaction gave him like a moment of silence when he ignites the lightsaber. Like everyone including Anakin was mourning that moment it’s beautiful
the scene of vader walking away in the troopers helmet visor is symbolic for what it means "The Empire was built on the ashes of the republic"so by seeing vader vanish in the helmet visor it marked the end of an Era . The end of the Republic the end of the jedi order and the End of the Clone Wars
That final shot is the best ending shot i've seen for a show. The 4 main characters Anakin, Ahsoka, The Clones, and The Republic are represented in it. Obviously the physical helmet of the Clones with the visage of Ahsoka, the reflection of Anakin and the scenario of the Republics fall to the Empire.
You could feel a part of him sadden at the realization that Ashoka was quote on quote dead but when they meet again you could tell a part of him wanted her to be his apprentice again
This scene hit me like a punch to the gut. The climax of the Clone Wars (the actual war, I mean) was nothing less than apocalyptic. The dawn of the Empire and the death of the Republic, and the Jedi. Nothing would ever be the same. This ending drove that point home in a way that Revenge of the Sith didn't.
You can tell who is emotionally invested and just watching this scene taking in the moment when they hardly speak anyone who continually talks or asking questions in such a somber scene I just don't understand those people fans or not
My god it’s like Vangelis did the score for this scene ….the music is telling us Anakin and not Vader is there. No matter how evil the empire is it can never defeat love and that’s what we are seeing ❤️
As a Star Wars fan, I watched all your reactions. It makes me tear up because this series and the movies mean so much to us. The ending of the clone wars series gave us closure. And the bad batch giving us more closure along with rebels. It makes me happy to be part of a huge community. I was bullied for loving Star Wars, and to see all these reactions makes me happy that I was not alone. Star Wars is and will always be a huge part of my life and part of me. I hope I meet someone who can share that with me and sit in and watch these series over and over with. May the force be with you all.
No, she lost one lightsaber, left the other. And that owl is originally from the mortis arc, seen here, and then rebels. It is the signification on how obi wan is the father, ahsokathe daughter, and anakin the son Itsaprimate has never seen rebels XD. They both find out they're both alive
Star Wars, movies 1-6 and the Clone Wars series is the story of the rise, fall and redemption of Anakin Skywalker. Episode One, he took his first steps into the Force and Episode Six he saves his son and redeems himself before dying. I know Lucas said something different, but I always felt Anakin fulfilled his purpose as the Chosen One when he greatly reduced the number of Jedi and then later killed the Emperor, bringing true balance to the Force.
Hearing his breathing and seeing him appear on screen for this scene hit me like a ton of bricks. I gasped and just starred in awe. I obviously knew what the outcome would be but to see Vader for the first time in this series was something else. Such an emotional series finale, and what a way for it to end. No words are spoken in the last few minutes but the silence is so loud. I wish I could experience this finale for the first time all over again.
Well technically they weren't the lightsabers Anakin gave to Ahsoka...they were hers to begin with but she left them behind when she left the Jedi Order. All Anakin did was tweak them a bit and change their crystal color to blue.
Watching the last season felt like there was some sort of impending doom coming, I knew how it would end, but I wanted it to end differently. I grew up with Star Wars in general but definitely mostly grew up with the clone wars, and even though I knew how anakins fate would play out, seeing him in the Vader suit for those 30 seconds hurt more than in revenge of the Sith. It was like watching a good friend of yours die in front of you
I have never ever seen a singular version or entrance of Darth Vader that was more intimidating and held more weight than that of the clone wars Darth vader
I like to think the Sister's Owl was there as a reminder to Anakin: remember Mortis. Remember the Ones. Remember what they sacrificed, only for him and Palpatine to destroy everything
@TimberlakeTigerGirl The Father clearly didn't want the timeline to continue the way it did as he tried to change Anakin's fate. It might have been the Will of the Force that caused Anakin to become Vader and then kill Palpatine, but the Father wasn't really concerned with that during the Mortis Arc
@ChrisVillagomez If that's the case, why did the Father erase Anakins' memories when he was given the vision to the future? He literally said,'What is to happen shall'.
@TimberlakeTigerGirl Because he realized that he couldn't change Anakin's fate at that point and no longer had a choice but to continue with the Will of the Force. If the Daughter hadn't died, perhaps he could have still changed Anakin's fate and convinced him to remain on Mortis with the Son and Daughter, but the Son killed the Daughter and that whole plan went out the window. Plus, it's literally always bad when people learn about possible futures in Star Wars, they end up doing something stupid that gets people hurt or killed like Anakin thinking Padme would die or Luke going to Cloud City before he was ready and losing his hand
To this day I couldn't bring myself to watch season 7 because it was just that haunting... I cried at this entire sequence. And i feel my hearr the sink and disintegrate from the sheer emotional weight and punch.
It makes you wonder if perhaps Ahsoka could have gotten in contact with Anakin she might have been able to save him… the only person he felt wasn’t trying to push him away.
Anakin , looking up and seeing the Owl knowing that both Rex & Ahsoka are dead ( he thinks so anyway ) As if he was silently saying goodbye to them. Darth Vader is all that’s left.
Anakin coming out of the shadow of Vader to remember even for just a moment of who he was. Before the Empire. And even though he may not say it or show it, he regrets every single thing that led to his new life as Vader. The moment he reignites the saber, all those memories from the Clone Wars come back to him, and you can tell he does in fact think about it. But once he puts away the lightsaber, Vader once again takes over, Anakin deep within.
I think it’s Anakin, I think Darth Vader was always Anakin. He just suppressed his old personality with Vader’s personality. Until you know, Luke turned him back.
Honestly, star wars could actually end its entire story after the clone wars. Rather than this rey bullshit, just have this emotional scene the last thing of the great story. If only they could work the OT into there before too
i cried when he came cause he had no right to be there as vader it was anakin the way he looked up thinking she really died and almost looking in disbelief that his his only student had died
It was a Clones helmet, specifically one of the ones under Ahsokas command. So it signified the end of the Clone Wars, the end of the Republic, and to Anakin specifically, the end of Ahsoka and Rex. So there was nothing left for him anymore, except to go deeper into Vader.
I think je really wanted to see her back or what happened. Because of course vader is evil but didn t abandoned his feeling has every sith do. So it s complicated.
Mother Aniseya of The Acolyte was right, the Jedi are terrible people!! All of Yoda's suspicions. Ahsoka finding out about Anakin from Darth Maul, yet not telling the council. The hell!
Только никто не смог понять смысла последних пары кадров концовки, а именно - со шлемом клона и отражением Вейдера в нем. Это как бы не двусмысленно намекает на бардак творящийся во франшизе. Что уход отражения Вейдера в темноту - это реалии ЗВ в нынешнем дне. Когда культавая серия скатилась на уровень проходняка для оболваненного зрителя не способного отличить порожняк от действительно качественного произведения. И типа, что с концом Войн Клонов - закончилась и годнота во франшизе по линии кино. Ну и еще, никто не отметил тот факт...... Что световой меч имеет глубокую связь со своим владельцем. Что безбожно было проебано в 7+ эпизодах. Что фокусирующий кристалл в мече имеет связь с тем кто его нашел и использует в своем мече. Таким образом - когда гибнет пользователь, по сути - гибнет и меч. Именно по этому в некоторых произведениях найденные световые мечи джедаев сильно прошлых лет не работали. И не потому-что "батарейка села"..... А потому-что их владельцы давно мертвы. А тот факт, что Вейдер смог активировать меч Асоки, которую он считал погибшей как бы не двусмысленно намекнуло ему что она жива. Так как теория о связи кристалла и джедая в Ордене имело место быть. А так как Энакин/Вейдер сам в прошлом Джеди Скум - то и он это знал. Раз "жив" меч- жив и его владелец. Тобишь - Асока не погибла при крушении.
We will always feel the sadness and tragedy of the clone wars and what happened to anakin.....one of cinemas biggest heartbreaking stories to ever exist
Vader had no reason to come to a backwater ball of ice and see what happened to Ahsoka ... but Anakin did.
@Jeff Thomas, excellent observation. I was under the impression that Anakin was wondering what happened to his only apprentice. They were very tight throughout the Clone Wars:)
@@Mirriam02 it also sealed Vader's fate, I feel like. Ahsoka was the last person he genuinely cared about and knowing that he pushed even her away, was the straw that broke the already dying camel's back.
I like how Vader kneels down to pick up the lightsaber instead of using the Force.
Anakin is dead.
@@theascendunt9960 "the Emperor hasn't driven it from you fully" -Luke Skywalker.
when you can see his eye through the helmet, it's like anakin skywalker peeked out from the dark shell of vader to say good bye to his best friend.
That’s what I thought too. And maybe to apologize.
It's one of the missing Jedi, likely one of the "important" ones, so Darth Vader had to come. Anakin Skywalker *needed* to come for his own reasons. .
I thought that Vader holding a Jedi blue lightsaber for just a moment, in contrast to a Sith red one, was perhaps a nod to the idea of the "good" that still there; some small part of Anakin that years later Luke would sense and urge him to return to.
He peaked out to say Goodbye to his little sister
This is the last time we ever see Vader with a blue lightsaber. It really shows the duality of Vader still battling with his inner Anakin. Silently contemplating his choices leading up to this point but knowing he can't turn back after what he's done.
He always had the choice to turn back. He just didn't have the motivation to, until Luke nearly dying to Palpatine's force lightning.
@@rikk319 It's a bit of both. Anakin is absolutely responsible for his sins because he could have moved to make them right long before it came to this. But Palpatine Groomed him to become Vader, clearly and deliberately. He manufactured Anakin's isolation.
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The last shot was pure cinematic perfection, it really encapsulates the whole show so perfect a helmet half buried in the snow and no one other then the empire knowing a damn thing
The last season of Clone Wars, Obi Wan, Tales of the Jedi and now Andor did so much to give depth to the prequels. You understand so much more. It hits you emotionally deeper because you know there was so much pain and suffering.
TOTJ was so good. So much heartbreak.
The elephant in the room for a lot of fans is they were all on disney's watch.
When the series first came out in 2008, some of us were kids when it came out. Then out of no where, the series ends in 2014, brings in Rebels for 3/4 years and then another couple of years later, they bring back Clone Wars for 1 last season to where it all ends. I don't think none of us ever expected the series to end like this
I was born in 2008 so i didnt experience the early star wars stuff, but i was attached to star wars and when rhe final season came out, i was there, atleast there to watch the last season unfold
@@TherealSoggyCan I was born in 1969. Episode 4 came out when I was 8 years old, and it was groundbreaking, though not as deeply affecting as Empire was 3 years later. I find it ironic that so many fans my age find fault with later segments of the saga, like the Prequels and such, because they've all built on the legendarium. Just like real life, you don't always get to choose what life brings you--but you get to choose how to react to it. Just like Anakin.
Vader picking up the lightsaber and looking up at the sky is so beautifully done. And the music too! Once a man who was loved and respected by all, now a husk, in pain, guilt and shame forever. What a fantastic ending.
He was looking at Morai ... Ashoka's bird ... introduced in Rebels
Not to mention hated
Not forever ;)
Yk it actually makes me tear up how this ends. Watching the whole show got me so attached to Anakin. It's like it's surreal to me. There's no way he's in there.. That's not him. It's so heartbreaking. I hate it and love it at the same time. I love him so much and he'll always be my favorite character. But this ending hurt, hurt like hell.
Same 😢
Anakin was always in there. As just a small glimmer of light. The only person who ended up reaching far enough to save Anakin from Vader, was Luke.
I know what you mean. You're not alone. We're all together here with Anakin ❤❤❤
The "persona" of Vader was just Anakin's psyche trying to remove the guilt of his misdeeds from himself. He was never two people. He was always just Anakin, a complicated, flawed, and deeply emotional person who always had the choice, like we all have, to go towards the light or the darkness, every moment of our lives.
I found it really cool that every reaction gave him like a moment of silence when he ignites the lightsaber. Like everyone including Anakin was mourning that moment it’s beautiful
It was so emotional and intense to see Darth Vader in the final scene of this beloved animated television series.😱🥺
the scene of vader walking away in the troopers helmet visor is symbolic for what it means "The Empire was built on the ashes of the republic"so by seeing vader vanish in the helmet visor it marked the end of an Era . The end of the Republic the end of the jedi order and the End of the Clone Wars
That final shot is the best ending shot i've seen for a show. The 4 main characters Anakin, Ahsoka, The Clones, and The Republic are represented in it. Obviously the physical helmet of the Clones with the visage of Ahsoka, the reflection of Anakin and the scenario of the Republics fall to the Empire.
This has to be the most beautiful scene in one best series finale I've ever seen.
The final moments of the Clone Wars' finale had more emotional resonance, more depth, than anything in the sequel trilogy.
Anything in the SEQUEL trilogy?! Fuck that bro i never got this emotionally attached to ANYTHING in the star wars projects and universe
I still think Darth Vadar's birth scene in episode 3 is legendary. Gives me chills still.
You could feel a part of him sadden at the realization that Ashoka was quote on quote dead but when they meet again you could tell a part of him wanted her to be his apprentice again
"We need not be adversaries. The emperor will show you mercy if you tell us where the remaining Jedi can be found."
It’s like for just a moment Anakin came to the surface and was like goodbye Snips. And I’m sorry.
I love how in that "smol family" reaction, the kid is completely silent and even he can feel all the tragedy of the show finale
This scene hit me like a punch to the gut. The climax of the Clone Wars (the actual war, I mean) was nothing less than apocalyptic. The dawn of the Empire and the death of the Republic, and the Jedi. Nothing would ever be the same. This ending drove that point home in a way that Revenge of the Sith didn't.
You can tell who is emotionally invested and just watching this scene taking in the moment when they hardly speak anyone who continually talks or asking questions in such a somber scene I just don't understand those people fans or not
All of the bloodshed was for nothing and this scene really drove that home.
When Vader looks up at the owl seeing Anakins eyes through the lenses was..haunting
THAT IS WHY TCW IS JUST THE BEST STAR WARS THING EVER MADE HANDS DOWN, CHANGE MY MIND
9:54 the way her eyes widen must be how everyone reacts to hearing Vader breath
My god it’s like Vangelis did the score for this scene ….the music is telling us Anakin and not Vader is there. No matter how evil the empire is it can never defeat love and that’s what we are seeing ❤️
brilliantly done. even if you don't know anything about star wars, there's no way you won't feel something.
As a Star Wars fan, I watched all your reactions. It makes me tear up because this series and the movies mean so much to us. The ending of the clone wars series gave us closure. And the bad batch giving us more closure along with rebels. It makes me happy to be part of a huge community. I was bullied for loving Star Wars, and to see all these reactions makes me happy that I was not alone. Star Wars is and will always be a huge part of my life and part of me. I hope I meet someone who can share that with me and sit in and watch these series over and over with. May the force be with you all.
No, she lost one lightsaber, left the other. And that owl is originally from the mortis arc, seen here, and then rebels. It is the signification on how obi wan is the father, ahsokathe daughter, and anakin the son
Itsaprimate has never seen rebels XD. They both find out they're both alive
Star Wars, movies 1-6 and the Clone Wars series is the story of the rise, fall and redemption of Anakin Skywalker. Episode One, he took his first steps into the Force and Episode Six he saves his son and redeems himself before dying. I know Lucas said something different, but I always felt Anakin fulfilled his purpose as the Chosen One when he greatly reduced the number of Jedi and then later killed the Emperor, bringing true balance to the Force.
Hearing his breathing and seeing him appear on screen for this scene hit me like a ton of bricks. I gasped and just starred in awe. I obviously knew what the outcome would be but to see Vader for the first time in this series was something else. Such an emotional series finale, and what a way for it to end. No words are spoken in the last few minutes but the silence is so loud. I wish I could experience this finale for the first time all over again.
Honestly wish for a Ashoka vs Vader remastered with this art style instead of rebels.
Well technically they weren't the lightsabers Anakin gave to Ahsoka...they were hers to begin with but she left them behind when she left the Jedi Order. All Anakin did was tweak them a bit and change their crystal color to blue.
One of the most epic endings ever .
4:50 dude gonna be happy to know she does meet vader
He was having fond memories of his old lightsaber, The Youngling Slayer 9000
Watching the last season felt like there was some sort of impending doom coming, I knew how it would end, but I wanted it to end differently. I grew up with Star Wars in general but definitely mostly grew up with the clone wars, and even though I knew how anakins fate would play out, seeing him in the Vader suit for those 30 seconds hurt more than in revenge of the Sith. It was like watching a good friend of yours die in front of you
I have never ever seen a singular version or entrance of Darth Vader that was more intimidating and held more weight than that of the clone wars Darth vader
I like to think the Sister's Owl was there as a reminder to Anakin: remember Mortis. Remember the Ones. Remember what they sacrificed, only for him and Palpatine to destroy everything
The Ones knew this was coming and didn't try to change the future. As it's the Will of the Force.
@TimberlakeTigerGirl The Father clearly didn't want the timeline to continue the way it did as he tried to change Anakin's fate. It might have been the Will of the Force that caused Anakin to become Vader and then kill Palpatine, but the Father wasn't really concerned with that during the Mortis Arc
@ChrisVillagomez If that's the case, why did the Father erase Anakins' memories when he was given the vision to the future? He literally said,'What is to happen shall'.
@TimberlakeTigerGirl Because he realized that he couldn't change Anakin's fate at that point and no longer had a choice but to continue with the Will of the Force. If the Daughter hadn't died, perhaps he could have still changed Anakin's fate and convinced him to remain on Mortis with the Son and Daughter, but the Son killed the Daughter and that whole plan went out the window. Plus, it's literally always bad when people learn about possible futures in Star Wars, they end up doing something stupid that gets people hurt or killed like Anakin thinking Padme would die or Luke going to Cloud City before he was ready and losing his hand
To this day I couldn't bring myself to watch season 7 because it was just that haunting... I cried at this entire sequence. And i feel my hearr the sink and disintegrate from the sheer emotional weight and punch.
Poor anakin 😢 he can never go back
It makes you wonder if perhaps Ahsoka could have gotten in contact with Anakin she might have been able to save him… the only person he felt wasn’t trying to push him away.
if ahsoka told the council about what maul said about anakin things would have been considerably different
It's stated that the only person who could save him is his son.
the last one where she's crying and the guy is laughing at her! haa!
This the most beautiful and sad scene un The Clone Wars 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Is this the only time Vader has wielded a blue Lightsaber?
Because if so, then that just makes this more... emotional.
Darth Vader with a blue lightsaber is so cool bro
What do u suppose he was feeling? Was it anakin who was there or vader?
Anakin , looking up and seeing the Owl knowing that both Rex & Ahsoka are dead ( he thinks so anyway ) As if he was silently saying goodbye to them.
Darth Vader is all that’s left.
A glimpse of Anakin.
It’s the absolute last vestige of Anakin Skywalker being surrendered to Darth Vader
Anakin coming out of the shadow of Vader to remember even for just a moment of who he was. Before the Empire. And even though he may not say it or show it, he regrets every single thing that led to his new life as Vader. The moment he reignites the saber, all those memories from the Clone Wars come back to him, and you can tell he does in fact think about it. But once he puts away the lightsaber, Vader once again takes over, Anakin deep within.
I think it’s Anakin, I think Darth Vader was always Anakin. He just suppressed his old personality with Vader’s personality. Until you know, Luke turned him back.
4:54 Did this guy react to Rebels after finishing Clone Wars?
Yea he started reacting to Star Wars maybe 2 years ago so he got to watch straight through Clone Wars and is now about to finish Rebels.
Thank goodness Ashoka didn’t take this ending
Great stuff. I’ve gotta watch this now.
The guy who wondered if Ahsoka ever met Vader.
Those who know: 😢
Being si iconic by just breathing
I’m sorry if I forgot, but how did Ahsoka get her lightsaber back if Vader already had it?
Last Moment As Anakin Skywalker!
How about Vaders reflection in the Clones helmet as he walks away.
This Scene TRULY 💔 Me to 😢 😭
does anyone else think that darth vader with a blue lightsaber is awesome?
Just realized all this reactors are the Star Wars chills 🤦🏾♂️
Honestly, star wars could actually end its entire story after the clone wars. Rather than this rey bullshit, just have this emotional scene the last thing of the great story. If only they could work the OT into there before too
Nah I was bawling my eyes out at this scene
i cried when he came cause he had no right to be there as vader it was anakin the way he looked up thinking she really died and almost looking in disbelief that his his only student had died
The RT VT at the end are not Star Wars fans bruv.
I wish they added something for Rex too
I always wondered if this was before or after the events of Rebels.
Wayyy before rebels chronologically.
What was the significance of the helmet you can see Vader walking away from?
It symboled how Anakin, now Vader walked away from everyone he once loved and trusted.
@@richardavila5124 also can signify the end of the clone wars.
It was a Clones helmet, specifically one of the ones under Ahsokas command. So it signified the end of the Clone Wars, the end of the Republic, and to Anakin specifically, the end of Ahsoka and Rex. So there was nothing left for him anymore, except to go deeper into Vader.
I am crying
I think je really wanted to see her back or what happened. Because of course vader is evil but didn t abandoned his feeling has every sith do. So it s complicated.
The source of most of Anakin's hate is towards himself. That's most likely why he kept going down the dark path of the sith.
Yeah they should have just continued this series and dubbed like the new season. Empire wars or something
No offense, but that's a stupid idea
@@fetus_yoda6961 That's fair. These are just off things I'd like. The name or idea may be dumb to you but it's something I hoped to see.
Fortunatly soon we will have Tales of the jedi.
So wacky we might rename it to space balls.
They did that with Rebels, kinda. I just wish rebels had been animated in the same style as Clone Wars.
Yo tell me why the first girl in the reacting lookin like divora from mk11😂
I like how alot of you called him anakin and not vader
First 10 seconds I here clicker noises
I thought Vader couldn't look up?
Tht is not vader it was anakin for a moment 😢
Who is playing Lord Vader?
what movie is this
This is the final scene of a Star Wars show Called Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Would highly recommend it.
Bruh. Has this guy been living in a hole, it's the Clone Wars
Mother Aniseya of The Acolyte was right, the Jedi are terrible people!! All of Yoda's suspicions. Ahsoka finding out about Anakin from Darth Maul, yet not telling the council. The hell!
4:50 Someone didn't watch rebels. But it's understandable.
This was from a while ago, I think he watched rebels after this
Could someone give me a context please
This was the very last scene of the final episode of clone wars animated series.
Только никто не смог понять смысла последних пары кадров концовки, а именно - со шлемом клона и отражением Вейдера в нем.
Это как бы не двусмысленно намекает на бардак творящийся во франшизе. Что уход отражения Вейдера в темноту - это реалии ЗВ в нынешнем дне. Когда культавая серия скатилась на уровень проходняка для оболваненного зрителя не способного отличить порожняк от действительно качественного произведения. И типа, что с концом Войн Клонов - закончилась и годнота во франшизе по линии кино.
Ну и еще, никто не отметил тот факт...... Что световой меч имеет глубокую связь со своим владельцем. Что безбожно было проебано в 7+ эпизодах.
Что фокусирующий кристалл в мече имеет связь с тем кто его нашел и использует в своем мече. Таким образом - когда гибнет пользователь, по сути - гибнет и меч. Именно по этому в некоторых произведениях найденные световые мечи джедаев сильно прошлых лет не работали. И не потому-что "батарейка села"..... А потому-что их владельцы давно мертвы.
А тот факт, что Вейдер смог активировать меч Асоки, которую он считал погибшей как бы не двусмысленно намекнуло ему что она жива. Так как теория о связи кристалла и джедая в Ордене имело место быть. А так как Энакин/Вейдер сам в прошлом Джеди Скум - то и он это знал. Раз "жив" меч- жив и его владелец. Тобишь - Асока не погибла при крушении.
so many over the top fake reactions.
How'd you know? Where's your evidence?
Those reactions are becoming more and more clearly rehearsed and overdramatic. Nobody watches TV like that unless it's a football game. Come on.
There's a reason most reactor channels are rubbish.
a natural reaction isnt much fun to watch, though I agree they start getting over the top you cant suspend your disbelief.
We will always feel the sadness and tragedy of the clone wars and what happened to anakin.....one of cinemas biggest heartbreaking stories to ever exist
Whats wrong with the first one🤦God chill