Star Wars Visions Season 2 BREAKDOWN! All Episodes!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- #starwarsfigures #visions2 #trailer #visions2trailer #starwarsvisions #breakdown #Sith #Screecher’sReach #inthestars ##iamyourmother #journeytothedarkhead #thespydancer #thebanditsofgolak #thepit #Aau’sSong #episode1 #episode2 #episode3 #episode4 #episode5 #episode6 #episode7 #episode8 #episode9 #visionsseason2breakdown #explained #eastereggs
00:00-03:41: Sith
03:41-06:53: Screecher's Reach
06:53-08:52: In the Stars
08:52-13:51: I am your Mother
13:51-17:05: Journey to Dead Head
17:05-20:04: The Spy Dancer
20:04-22:43: The Bandits of Golak
22:43-24:33: The Pit
24:33-26:57: Aau's Song
So visions 2 is finally here and it needs to be broken down. So here is the breakdown for every single episode of season 2, lets get straight into it. We begin with the 1st episode Titled Sith by studio el guiri. Perhaps the most conceptually complex of all the episodes, the first episode represents the force through the use of art. And this is especially the case for Lola, the main character, whose use of the force is represented by the art around her. We see Lola sleeping through a nightmare, and if you notice in the background, we can see these stripes of black shooting out around her. Symbolizing her struggle with the darkside and like created while she was having the nightmare. We see Lola have a drink which is probably this universe's equivalent of coffee and she then tries to use the force to control these liquid bubbles. But instead of staying as these colourful orbs, they quickly turn black, again reflecting her inner turmoil. Lola expresses her confusion over why this is happening, which sets the tone for the the entire episode. Which is all about accepting the light and the darkness within her. She walks through a indoor forest of some sort, and we get a brief glimpse at the dark lord watching her. The artwork in these scenes are simplistic but intricate at the same time. We see droid hands reach out from the ground and Lola walks into a dark corridor. And judging by her expression, there is clear discomfort. And this really reminded me of the darkside cave that Luke went through during the Empire Strikes Back. And like other parts of Lola’s home, it is as much a reflection of her as any part of the building. We also get to see the distinct eyes of the sith master both inside the tunnel and on the mural lola is creating. And in the sketched out but unpainted section, we even see her lightsaber hilt. Lola tries to paint her artwork, but as she does so, her paint progressively gets darker and darker. From a brownish colour all the way to black despite using the same rock. Lola reflects that the darkness wants to be part of the painting despite her intent, and this is perhaps a reflection of how persistent the darkside can be. On the other hand, as these paintings are a reflection of Lola, the encroaching darkness on her paintings is illustrative that it is part of her. And her refusal to accept that part of herself is creating turmoil within her. Lola decides to check out a faulty sensor, and she hops on a wheel bike which is a more colorful version of Grievous' wheel bike on Utapau. Lola fixes a loose repulsorlift, and repulsorlifts are what makes certain vehicles in star wars float. A sort of anti-gravity device. Although not sure what its purpose is here, given that Lola is using a wheel bike. Lola is confronted by the sith master and his goons, and the dark lord really reminded me of Darth Malgus, a sith lord from the old republic. Lola tries to escape, and notice how as the lasers make contact, they look like splashes of paint. Just another cool little detail. The goons chase after her using jetpacks which really reminded me of this scene (scene). Lola confronts her former master in the darkside corridor, which is reminiscent of Luke’s duel with Vader in the cave. Also it is worth mentioning that in this universe, lightsaber colours range from red to yellow. With red being the darkside and yellow representing the light. And as the duel progresses, we see the surroundings morph a few times, letting us know that what we initially perceived as physical constructs within the fortress, are actually metaphysical realities. Basically compartments of lola's personality, representing her character within. Lola ignites the other half of her lightsaber, accepting that the darkness within her is part of her and Kills her former master. And the episode ends with her acceptance and development of her inner self.
We then move on to episode 2, screeches reach. We begin the episode with a 2d perspective. We see workers wake up and attend to their daily chores in this factory. We hear the sound of a probe droid, the same one that the imperial probe droids make (scene)... - บันเทิง
![[MIRRORED] LISA - ROCKSTAR 🎸 MV version #LISA #BLACKPINK #ROCKSTAR](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-U58DuCCtZk/mqdefault.jpg)
![ความรักของยักษ์เขียว (ทศกัณฐ์) - เดี่ยว ไออุ่น [OFFICIAL MUSICVIDEO 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yCCy-QVHqK8/mqdefault.jpg)
This was a FAT breakdown, so if you liked this video be sure to show some love!
Why are you mentioning the sequels? Trying to forget 😕
According to the Visions 2 Behind the Scenes featurette, The hand reaching and grabbing Luke's lightsaber in the shot titled "I am your Mother" is none other than Maz Kanata and explains where she got it as shown in The Force Awakens.
one of the standout was "The Bandits of Golak", it's as if; what will happen if Bollywood made a Star Wars. Pretty wacky and badass, final fight and encounter was kicks ass.
the siblings eats lollipop for dinner, like wtf!!?
Rugal having the worst backpain of the century, until she pulls twin-lightsaber cane, damn Obi-Wan looks like a cockroach on her!!
@Gintoki San that stood out to me as the dumbest kid in the series and there were some stiff competition for that title in these new episodes (referring to when she used her powers on the train and again at the dinner area)
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Screechers reach definitely felt like the most disturbing episode from both it's visuals and the unique way how they twist a somewhat angelic look into something with truly devious nature especially when dal says never look back. Along with the episode "the Pitt" which really gave a perspective of how the imperials don't really care for human life and would rather discard people like garbage once their done using them kinda like how they deal with planets and steal resources. Can't wait for volume 3 in a few months/a year from now
I want to say that the inspiration for The Pit was more the real world representation of Africa. Especially how the Imps treated the people there as well as how they viewed the Kyber Crystals as nothing more that a fast way to get rich. Just like how some evil men in Africa treat their own people and view diamonds or what we now call Blood Diamonds.
I agree about Screecher's reach. That's actually why I found this video because I wasn't sure if I interpreted what I saw correctly. It's sad to know that she's going to be corrupted by the darkside.
@@kuunami I do enjoy it on a level of being like a cautionary fairy tale, but one that says we should have agency against adults, but clearly Daal misread an adult who will take it away again.
My thought with Screaher's Reach is that the Sith in the cave was the former master of the Sith Mother. She was likely imprisoned by the Mother and left to rot.
Same
I noticed a reoccurring theme of kids leaving their loved ones to begin their hero’s journey. Amazing season I hope they expand some of the stories or fold some into canon
Eyeah, it's basically this season theme whereby season 1 was about Jedi.
@Picklefather Nurgle so what ? If they were all male would you be complaining?
And he made a video answering that
@Picklefather Nurgle i notice a theme where ppl like you whine everytime a female is in something. Insecurity is confusing...aint it?
@Picklefather Nurgle I didn't even notice until ppl mentioned, I wouldn't even notice if they were all male, so far the episodes have been great
@Ren Cen season 1 also had someone say "I have a bad feeling about this" in almost every episode
3:45 the studio "Cartoon Saloon" who created the Screecher's reach episode also created the animated irish folklore films "Secret of Kells", "Song of the Sea" and "Wolfwalkers".
omg! i was just thinking about song of the sea. loved that movie
You missed the BEST Easter egg in ep4 at 13:13 you see the robot next to the astromech when I saw that guy I nearly cried! He's from an old Wallace and Gromit film called "grand day out 1989" (where they go to the moon) he's a traffic warden on the moon, but just want's to ski, he is ultimately left on the moon and is very down-hearted until he finds some scrap metal from the ship and makes some ski's he run's on coins tho so he will stop functioning, but now he's alive and well in star wars as an easter egg from 34 years ago!
Not super familiar with Wallace and Gromit tbh! I've watched a few as a kid before but don't really know the ins and outs! Thanks for pointing it out!
@@TheLostAcolyte To be honest It's a 34 year old film but it's nice to see something like that ya know. No worries and thanks for the vid it was amazing!
That's what I've been saying when I spotted fridge warden😀!
I think the two sisters in episode 3 died at the end, because we see three bright stars in the sky, two of which were next to the centred one which represented the mother, making the other two the sisters. Them finally “seeing” the stars could be foreshadowing them stepping into the light and finally being reunited with their mother
I agree with this interpretation! It's more bittersweet, but it's a more mature ending with a stronger message. Sometimes you have to sacrifice yourself if you want to bring an evil empire down, and to do that you have to believe that you'll be in a better place after you go.
They don't die the studio confirmed the sisters survived, see the the extras in Disney plus.
You absolutely KILLED IT with this breakdown. Top notch. Loved it.
Side note. The officer in Ep. 3 was played by the same woman who played an officer in one of the ST films.
Thanks so much!
Screecher's Reach and The Spy Dancer were my favs of this season
I realized till now that the sith mother coat in ep2 had a white color on the outside, giving the feeling of the lightside. However the red color on the inside of her coat revels her true colors
The duel in episode 7 mirrors Ahsoka vs Maul extremely closely. The Jedi does a lot of similar tricks Ahsoka did to Maul during the duel. You can tell that episode took a lot of inspiration from The Clone Wars, and I’m all for it! Loved that episode!
I've heard that the studio actually some how got animation data from the clone wars, hence why they literally have tera sinube's model and seemingly some of the motion tracking data from the maul ashoka fight.
I liked the 2nd season way more than the 1st. It was really good and even the episodes like the spy dancer where I thought it will be bad
Fun fact: the va for Daal from the Schreecher's Reach short is the same one who voiced Mebh Óg MacTíre in Cartoon Saloon's 2020 film, Wolfwalkers
In “I Am Your Mother” the antagonist and her mother’s hair is supposed to look like Darth Vader’s helmet
All shorts made me realize, how amazing an animated Star Wars trilogy would be.
The "Indian Jinn" is meant to be an Asura. Asuras are a kind of War Gods hostile to their main gods, the Deva. They are ambitious, prideful and want power and are in struggle with the more peaceful Devas. Language Scientists found out, the german/norse gods of the aesir are phonetically related to the Asura and their enemies, the Vanir correspond to the Deva. And in Anime, the Asura were the main inspiration for the Saiyans.
(The Story with the prideful Asuras against the Peaceful Devas also has some parallels with Lucifer and his fallen angels in the bible. And in Zoroastrism, the main god is called an Ahura which is in Conflict with the so caled Deva.)
Thanks for correcting me!
Sensing this is different from Djinn in Ms. Marvel?
This was my favorite episode. The connection and love between the siblings was palpable. Which made their parting so painful. Loved the final scene, when the flute is returned to the brother.
This is my favourite Star wars short,
I think it's the best example of the quotes "reach out with your feelings" and "If you only believe in the Sun when you can see it you'll never make it through the night"
All darksiders in this season look so cool
Interesting that you thought the fight in episode 6 felt weighted. Because I didn't feel that way at all. The fight felt more weightless that any animated lightsaber fight I've seen in any other official Star Wars media, and the animation overall felt weightless.
There was something very disturbing and unsettling about the way the 2nd episode ended
"The Elder" in the first season is my favorite and in my opinion, the best of the episodes. I don't think I'll be watching this but I thank you Acolyte for your breakdown...
The animation In ep 7 is incredibly similar to The Clone Wars series.
That’s what I thought! The duel also mirrors Ahsoka vs Maul extremely closely. The Jedi does a lot of similar tricks Ahsoka did to Maul during the duel. You can tell that episode took a lot of inspiration from The Clone Wars.
Idk how yall see that i hated the clone wars especially the animation style it was so ugly but i loved episode 7 so im confused how you came up with that conclusion if clone wars looked like this episode i woulda probably liked it more
Great reviews and understanding of cinematic language in this! Well done.
Came to TH-cam looking for a sith brake down and ended up loving it o I'm now a subscriber
Great break downs. Thank you
I absolutely loved this season of Visions. Every episode.
Love the reviews. It certainly gave me more insight into what I was viewing and made the rewatch more rewarding. Thanks for doing this. I know that now it took a lot of effort and research on your part to catch all the easter eggs and references to other SW shows, and there was a bunch. Keep up the great work.
Thanks!
Screechers reach and journey yo the dark head were my favorites. All of them were pretty good honestly, except maybe the pit. That one really disappointed me
I like "The Bandits of Golak", somehow it felt like Indian Culture fits right in the Star Wars universe.
That the one with the old lady Jedi Master that sliced up the Inquisitor? If so....that was my favorite one i think
Yes it was the one with the Jedi lady.
Still bugging me about the mask those insurgents were wearing during the train chase.
Anyone notice that in the “I am your mother” episode the hand that steals the lightsaber before the jawa is Maz Kanata
Yes!!
I’m excited for season three and what they have in store. At this point Lucas films and Disney to look at these one shots. So much potential. Even season one. May the force be with you!
Hell yeah i cant wait for another 9 episodes of just women being bosses
@@jilliebean6312 you know what’s funny? I honestly didn’t even notice this until like a week later. I’d say 7 in a half. Episode 5 still had a male lead. And episode 8 followed a male character through most the episode.
@@jilliebean6312 yeah because screecher reech a tragedy about a young girl manipulated by a Sith to join her to get a better life and ends up abandoning her friends is totally about a women being a boss .
Or journey to the dark head about a young male Jedi confronting his fears as he escorts a mechanics totally about women boss .
Bandits of golak about a big brother protecting his force sensitive sister is totally about a female boss.
Sith about a former Sith that wants to live a life of peace and painting is totally about her being the boss
Honestly as a sexist to be honest
@@jilliebean6312 touch grass
Enjoyed it.
The Pit wasn't the flashiest, explodiest, or action-iest - but it carried a helluva strong gut punch. The city-folk pushing past the troopers was the moment the entire episode was building to, and the fact that Lucasfilm themselves helped make this one says a lot to me. Star Wars has always been a story about the People rising up against an Empire, after all.
Ima check it ou! Looks dope
The scream used by the former sith in the screechers reach(the episode is called the scream cave in other languages) is a dark side ability called a force scream
I’d love to watch a continuation of Dahl!
With me I want a continuation of Lop & ocho.
What a wonderful season, very special. I loved every episode. A large improvement over season 1.
12:22 is that Maz taking the lightsaber?
Journey to the dark head 🤝 the ninth jedi
I honestly don't think there is any reason they can't be in the same universe
12:24 the hand that steals Anakin’s lightsaber looks a lot like Maz Kanata’s hand from the force awakens.
Okay my guess for why the repulser lift is needed 2:26. Is for balance as one wheel is naturally unstable when moving and the reason it doesn't work with it busted is its an integrated part of the vehicle. Least thats my guess
I love the bandits of golok!
Golak
Im glad the old republic will look great as time goes on.
You missed Cooker!!! He's the robot from the Wallace and Gromit episode "A Grand Day Out!" He's standing in front of Chopper in that same scene! He looks to be talking to another droid, but you can tell it's him with that refrigerator like body and his mickey mouse hands.
annie's X-wing model has red two markings on the wings, in new hope wedge's x-wing was red two
Did no one noticed the Wallace and Gromit reference in I Am Your Mother. The robot from the moon was in there.
"The Pitt" was an extremely heavy episode, and it saddens me that a lot of people wont fully grasp its weight. The episode was a HUGE parallel for a BIPOC experience in the United States of America. A country that flaunts it's wealth and entertainment like the city just outside of the work zone but has mass incarceration's of people (predominantly minorities) and the way they are just left in a system that doesn't care for them after using them up (The Prison and Pharmaceutical industry) like the imperials just leaving those prisoners/workers after gathering all the Kyber. The fact that the Krux was stunned and just chucked over the edge really upset me but it is a blatant exposer and reminder of the unnecessary police brutality and execution of black and brown bodies in the US. The episode heavily focused on people of color; to the mural at the very end, to the narrative and perspective of the workers I strongly feel the target audience was black. I was extremely torn after watching this episode because it was so raw and it wounded me. I was mad after watching it but I also felt seen in the struggles I've experienced as a black man and Star Wars fan. Just some incite from someone who could relate. Great job on this Breakdown, I love how Maz Kanata's hand is seen grabbing Anakin's Lightsaber in "I am your Mother". I can't wait for season 3.
Oof, lol did you have to
Make it about that??
I mean I don't think
The episode was
In any way close to
Reality whatsoever.
Abeloth was not a celestial she bathed in the pool of life and the well of shadow which are two extremely powerful force nexuses on mortus
this was a good episode. I really want to see the Sith in the end in action, and the dead one during her youth
17:05 'The Spy Dancer' reminds me of Lackadaisy. 🤯🙀😹😸
The artwork itself is like 'The Great Gatsby' of Star Wars.😎👍👏
Anyways, I like Star Wars Visions series so far & gives us different aspects of concept of art of animation from different animators & it's beauty from their point of view. Purrfect 😻
27:11 'Alot of room for creativity', an overstatement. It's has ALOT of Creativity to behold..🤯😼😎
I caught a few Easter eggs you didn’t get in The Pit episode:
The stormtrooper commander is voiced by Steve Blum/ Zeb from Rebels
I heard a voice of one of the villagers that sounded like Freddie Prince Jr/ Kannan from Rebels.
Good spot!
Honestly season 1 was bad ass due to its fighting scenes and it’s stories but this season was equally great but what made this season better was its heart felt stories ❤
I think the first season we’re better mainly do to the fact it had verity within the story not ever story was gonna be the same here on the other hand there pretty much the same
I love how “I am your mother” added the robot from Wallace and Gromit when they go to the moon
Well a few more details of episode 3
Its heavily implied thaf the sisters died after destroying the factory or maybe even later with thoses 2 stars shiny just next to the mother star
Now more than Patagonia its a story about the fire island and its inhabitants the selknam that have a unique culture that even included some really colorful costumes that had a very espiritual connection with diferent rituals like coming of each and such and the real sad part is that selknam were both killed or kidnapped and even taken into human zoo's in europe in 1900
And in another note that all factory destroyed by water feels like that one episode of avatar
And about that same factory i also felt a strong connection with that whole native populations nature and society vs companies was real present on the massive protest we had in here in 2019
Annis episode was frigging chicken run I was laughing the whole time since the jawa 😂😂😂😂😂😂
12:26 pretty sure this is Maz stealing the lightsaber
Of all the episodes I want to see become a show would be Screechers Reech
12:01 Isn't this a pair of binoculars?
😮I wish Lola was Darth Vectivus' Sith Master 😊😊
0:10 crazy animation and designs in this one
2:32
It was good but you missed the robot from the aardman short a grand day out at 13:14 (it’s the oven shaped robot with arms)
Imagine if a member of the Sinear family was atending the race whit a new TIE modell.
One misinterpretation that bothered me a bit was the idea that light and dark are two sides of the se coin. It’s been confirmed that the force is inherently light side and the dark side is corrupting the force to selfish ends in a way that perverts both the user and the force.
Not exactly it is in fact the same coin in canon there is the brother(dark) and sister(light) and the father (the balance between them) but over them is the force itself it’s main job is to keep balance between the two the dark side is no stronger than the light just that it’s quicker so people tend to pick it but I’m truth it’s all about perspective
13:14 Aardman robot from the Wallace and gromit episode a grand day out
Great season
0:59
This might be a bit toooo abstract, but one of the pain blobs on the wall looks like the rebellion symbol. I took that as positive foreshadow.
Also, I would watch a full series of Journey to Dead Head. 100% agree that they did it masterfully. That style of animation belongs in the Star Wars universe.
That looks like maz kenatas hand that pinches Luke’s sabre!!
funny how episode eight was my favorite and it seems to be ur least.. 1 2 5 6 and 8 were just 10/10 for me
The fact that there's only one male main character is crazy
Which episode are you talking about? I think all of them had female protagonists.
A little disappointed that you didn't have much to say in terms of a breakdown for episode 8, "The Pit", with it having so many references to the US. Especially with your takeaway of Patagonia and Chile on episode 3, "In The Stars", and realizing that this season features varying cultural backgrounds. There was so much to episode 8. A whole city being built off of the work of people who were essentially slaves, which harkens to the United States and how it was built. Once the resources are fully extracted, the slaves are left abandoned in a deep hole far away from the wealth they helped create. It isn't until the death of a member belonging to those left behind, who captures the attention of everyone in that city, similar to George Floyd, that the city rises up and helps those who were purposefully disregarded. They even included a spray painted memorial of the guy who died which again is reminiscent of all the murals that were created after the death of George Floyd. These season featured a lot of colonialism references so to have one that touches on US history a bit was fitting. I'm hoping more people resonate with the episode than it seems because it definitely landed with me.
Honestly I was disappointed with season two it didn’t have what the first season brought
Bring back lop & ocho.
the diff in volume btw you and the clips is huge, maybe normalize the volume?
Sith and Bandits of Golak I felt were some of the weaker episodes due to reusing assets or forgetting them entirely (droids missing their weapons in certain scenes, fight scenes being copy pastes of the Maul vs Ahsoka fight) but other than that this season was amazing
The light saber fight in the Indian episode had a Scene ripped right out of the Ahsoka/Maul fight from clone wars and that kind of pissed me off, and it even had the little snarl that Maul does
So according to you only 2 force users in the galaxy can use dual wielding and saber staff or they are straight ripping it off?
I heard the animation studio was allowed to access stuff from TCW, I mean they straight up use Tera Sinube's 3D model in the train scene at the beginning.
Ep1: 9/10 cuz of amazing visuals, story and fights
Ep2: 7/10 LOVE the scary grandma sith and the girls mental conflict
Ep3: 6/10 cliche but dark story and the girl is fukin stupid
Ep4: 5/10 wholesome child cartoon
Ep5: 7/10 normal action anime but the sith looks cool
Ep6: 7/10 looks good with the best story
Ep7: 8/10 has the BEST FIGHT in the whole series
Ep8: 7/10 cliche but good story
Ep9: 10/10 best visual, soundtrack and so fukin cute
So far episode 3 weren't that interesting with a weak plot and characters. Episode 8 was weird that they allow a stranger to enter a city and took this long to noticed his presence with ton of plot hole. In the end, episode 7 was the only good episode for the star wars vision s2, for me, and the rest of the episode was meh for the plot and the action but interesting arts as well as animation.
Kk. Grubby hands are all over this mostly women and sequel references. It feels less independent.😢
i hate animation like episode 1 ...its like they try so hard to be a different kind of artist and creative that its just a hot mess bad trip....if i wanna see all the colors and shapes i would take mushrooms ..
First one is awesome, all the rest is just rubbish
Sadly season 2 sucked unimpressed with any of the season episodes
Abeloth isn't in Disney star wars 🤡
Why were all the leads for each episode women?? I didn’t get that.. no problem with women Main leads but it was literally just that…
didnt even notice does not matter at all
The Pit had two leads. The guy and then the little girl after he died. Also, it's kind of funny that you say you have no problem but yet you still feel the need to point it out. 🤔
@@madamaonyx8844 So one episode out of nine and the guy dies, nice.
The studios were given creative liberty, and they chose female characters as leads, it wasn’t Lucasfilm who told them to do so.
@@MissCheeseE The studios were given creative liberty, it's just that every short that Lucas films chose to air had all female leads.
This is incredibly woke. More the "the force is female" trash . Thanks for this review so i didnt have to waste my time watching this dumpster fire
"This is all just woke trash!!1!" Jesus you guys sound like a broken record player🙄 I liked Visions, it gives me legends and old fan film vibes and i love that every episode is from another studio. But yeah, Kennedy needs to go lol
the worst one for me is "The Pit", it is everything wrong in modern media (Disney Star Wars, Marvel and Hollywood)
it is a "political and hand wavy message" or a "sermon" rather than telling a story.
Also the solution and ending to that story is none -sensical, you're telling me if they keep saying and yelling "follow the light" on a pit and the city is miles away, they would hear it? But the dude who really went there and made an effort to climb and call for help did get snubbed by everyone.
the dude who got thrown to the pit would also probably be alive, if they used their tents to saved him or at least grab him from underneath.
dude would be having a "disappointed meme face" in heaven, when he knows they should've yelled "follow the light" to get them saved.
this one needs to be thrown to the pit!! haha
every other episodes was awesome.
"Also the solution and ending to that story is none -sensical, you're telling me if they keep saying and yelling "follow the light" on a pit and the city is miles away, they would hear it? But the dude who really went there and made an effort to climb and call for help did get snubbed by everyone."
I think the pont is that despite the boys people not believing anyone could help, people actually listen to him, but didn't act immediately, because they were taking but surprise.
"the dude who got thrown to the pit would also probably be alive, if they used their tents to saved him or at least grab him from underneath."
It's also shown that they could barely see in the dark so they couldn't do much to save him, they only heard sounds ourtside the pit, but couldn't see what's happening.
"it is a "political and hand wavy message" or a "sermon" rather than telling a story."
A lot of stories if not most are made to send a message or a lesson, I don't see the problem.
My brother in the force star wars it's about a political message, the whole saga it's about it
@@calebzamudio9445 no, this is the most "Handwavy" of them all.
most Star Wars, are an adventure story, you can have a politcal or spy Thriller on Andor with a hidden message on it and it will be okay,
but this one has bad story telling and it is a "message over story" which the message is very obvious,
every other episode is "Story over message" the message comes second.
why it is more likely a sermon or a lecture rather than telling a good story.
@@FranciscoRamirez-nb4uu yes you can have a message or a lesson to the story, but hide them until it isn't that too obvious or make your story as a focus not the message,
but I'd prefer to not put too much message on a story or make a story to give a message. It'd feel like you are brainwashing your audiences.
why Star Wars new trilogy failed because they injected agendas and too much brainwashy elements to their story.
you'd see it in newer movies, like Charlie's Angels (2019), WonderWoman 1984 some of the Marvel films and etc.
Star Wars has always been political the empire is a literal metaphor for facism and how it doesn’t work.
Prequels explore the issues with democracy, capitalism and socialism.
Science fiction media has always explored these issues look at Star Trek
Not sure, boring for the most part…..liked the first one sith & water one also the art style of the train one…….but others just seemed empty …tales of the Jedi showed us how good shorts can be this shows us how not to do it. Worst for me was the song one……
I noticed a strong recurring theme of virtuous, innocent and powerful females and inept or corrupted males. I don’t understand the fetish that Disney clearly has with this theme but I wish they would quit it already. Despite the amazing animation I was unable to enjoy the 2nd season because I am just frankly exhausted with the Disney attitude of female - great, male - bad. I don’t really understand it and why we’re supposed to be ok with that.
You do know several villains were female right ?
At the end of episode 2 she becomes a sith after being manipulated by a female sith there are episodes with good male father figures
So you a fragile idiot and he made a video debunking everything you just said you should watch it and then delete this comment
Dude, one of the episodes. The main villain is a sith woman. Like dead serious, what the fuck are you on?
Tom did include "powerful females" as part of the pattern. I noticed that 6/9 episodes the main character was female (4 of whom were young girls), 2 episodes had a male protagonist (e7 & e8), and 1 had a male & female sharing the lead role (e5). So definitely a pattern of focusing on females over males. On the other hand, all 3 male leads were shown to be pretty competent.
@@root13pie At the end of the day who cares ??? If it were all male or majority male would we be talking about it ?
It is such a dumb conversation and weird we focus on that and not the characters themselves
@@root13pie Which is why bitching about this was useless.
I didn't like any of them.
Visions s2 was as lame as s1..
Explain why?
Complete downgrade from season 1, must be because they brought in bunch of non japanese studios, brought their dumb agenda with them.
Let me guess because half the characters in this season are females and your too much of a incel to put your personal bias aside
What are you talkin about what agenda
@@ELECTRICSHEEP94 I am just using that word to hook people up, so how was your day?
You're just tired, go to sleep already.
Agreed
Season one was awesome. This was a step down.
What are you talking about the first season was terrible. This one was great
Personally, season 1 was a shit show. I loved the first 2 episodes, episode 4, and 7. Those being the only good out of the 8.
Sorry I meant out of the 9* episodes
Episode list from best to worst in the form of anitmation and storytelling imo goes
2
1
6
7
3
9
8
4
My favorite was The Bandits of Golak.
eeww, that was the worst episode ever
@@Davao420 But it might have been Durian candy! I thought the acting was good.
@@user-vy5fc3ho2y bad character development, the girl was extra spoiled for no reason. The visuals were great, but you need a good story to make an episode. The Spy Dancer for example