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"Jedi Night" is my favorite piece of "Star Wars" tv episodic storytelling, maybe my favorite piece of "Star Wars" all around. Gutted me the first time I saw it. I think it's a masterpiece.
Chopper was a picky droid when it came to his friends and family, Chopper holding Heras hand and kanan shows how his favorite people of the ghost crew is his mother and father
I love that when Ezra walks through the world between worlds that you can hear voices of the past and most importantly the future Cause even I said to myself “that hasn’t been said yet”
I am SO GLAD you recommended this series. I stopped watching Ahsoka a few weeks ago so I could see these and I love them! The characters and story arcs are so good! What amazing storytelling. Yes, watch all of them. Now I’m super excited to watch Ahsoka.
This has been a great series to binge. Thank you for the recaps and the reminders. Makes watching Ahsoka a little more interesting remembering all these episodes.
The only thing you didn't include here which is extremely important and confusing as to why you didn't include it was Kanan regaining his sight for mere moments before dying. So he could see Hera one last time.
Let me just say I would love to see the Loth wolves to make a live action debut in Ahsoka especially if we get a scene equivalent to the one where they just tear through the troopers
I disagree about the epilogue, but this is a great set of details -- some of which I didn't notice before, like the Loth-wolves styled as constellations in the cave drawing in Kindred. I remembered Sabine's star-map comparison while rewatching the first two episodes of Ahsoka.
Series finale - it is not confirmed that fleet is destroyed: Thrawn calls captain Pellaeon (who command fleet) who does not respond, but later in Mandalorian we meet captain Pellaeon still as a 2iC to Thrawn.
27:53 - "Ahsoka begins with them on the other side of that search" - wrong. Ahsoka begins BEFORE that. The end of Episode 2 of Ahsoka is that scene from Rebels.
Morai, the greek word is "moira" aka "μοίρα", which means fate. The 3 Moirai: Atropos, Lachesis and Clotho were sisters and the deities who defined and sometimes foretold the birth, course and duration of a human life.
The amount of jedi/force myths and lore that were carried throughout all the animated series (Clone Wars ands Rebels) is incredible... I didn't knew some things, and I love all the background that is behind the story of Ahsoka and the Gost Crew. They're such rich characters.
I personally believe that the ending of Rebels and the part in Ahsoka are different scenes. I think we might get Ahsoka the White by the end of this first season of Ahsoka.
I don't think that we have actually seen that shot of Ahsoka and Sabine in live action yet, i think that will actually occur towards the end of the live action series.
I still think that if anankin had not turned to the darkside, he would have become the father and his kids are the son & daughter. At least it wouldve been kewl to see
I think if Yoda had proded more during his chat with Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith and found out who Anakin was afraid to lose then maybe that movie would have changed for the better as Anakin could have been asked by Yoda if he wants to become a Jedi Master which we know Anakin would have gladly said yes 100%
I think it's unfair to compare the difference between Rebels' ending shot with Ahsoka S1E2's ending shot because they're essentially the exact same shot but Filoni decided to expand the story about it. The robe colour change from white to gray is also possibly a creative decision to reflect Ahsoka's position right now as "Gandalf The Grey" and then transitions into "Gandalf The White" at the end. I'm pretty sure all the animators from Rebels never would've thought their story get a chance to get really expanded like this so I'm sure they're trying to put a lot of stuff to give us closure for each characters in the ending.
26:26 Mate, that is completely incorrect. The ancestors of whales were ungulates (had hoofs), and were more closely related to hippos and cows. Also the first canid and ancestor of the wolf appeared 10 millions later after the first land cetacean. There is absolutely no relation between these two clades, except that they are mammals
Please do the Mortis arc video, because I’m extremely confident that Marrok in Ahsoka is going to represent the Son the way Ahsoka represents the Daughter, with Anakin representing the Father who would *bring balance to the force* in prophecy.
I love how both Anakin and as Vader do the same gesture when they scream "no" when it's revealed what he will or has done A nice call back to Anakin telling Luke "You were right about me" referring to Luke knowing Anakin and Vader are indeed the same person
The death of Kanan Jarrus is absolutely one of the best scenes ever in Star Wars film and TV. Yes, it is gut wrenching to watch , but his sacrifice to save his friends and, what we find out later, his love is a fitting end. I can COMPLETELY understand why Freddie Prinze Jr. is so reluctant to reprise the role.
I had always thoughts that at the end of season 2 ahsoka and vader had died when the temple collapsed and by Ezra pulling ahsoka out it saved them both
Whales absolutely DID NOT come from Wolves. Come on NR's writers, do better. Whales and wolves share a common ancestor, that resembled a mix between a pakir & a wolf w/hooves called a Pakicitus. A wolf didn't walk up to water & decide to stay until it became a whale, because wolves weren't even a thing for many millions of years still. It's fascinating territory though, & interestingly a Killer Whale & a Walrus are more closely related to wolves than to each other.
I think another way to look at the use of the word Doom/Dume is to remember that Dave Filoni is a big fan of Tolkien, as we see his use of Gandalf as inspiration for aspects of Ahsoka. Tolkien uses the word Doom quite a bit in his storytelling. But Tolkien’s use of Doom is connected to a much older meaning of that word. When you see Doom in Tolkien stories you can substitute the word Fate. This was his primary meaning for Doom, which does not necessarily have the ominous meaning that we associate with Doom in our modern use of the word. I see this as a common error that people make when they are trying to understand Tolkien stories. So just something to keep in mind here.
So Sabine never won the dark saber from Maul meaning technically obi-Wan should have it because he killed Maul and since obi-Wan was killed by Vader, Vader should have the dark saber and since technically emperor Palpatine killed vader by malfunctioning the suit, Palpatine should have it AND since Palpatine was killed by Rey, Rey should have it. Meaning Rey should have the dark saber under the rules of how to get it.
omg i just thought what if BIGFOOT is our loth wolf? lol hear me out yes he is a cryptive but maybe the reason he just disappears is bc he can teleport like the wolves can lol
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When Kanan regains his sight one last time to see hera it shatters my heart into a million pieces every time
I thought I was being too emotional. Extremely validated 😂
It’s like the force rewarded him by giving him a chance to see the people he loves one last time.
I shed tears over that scene. The saddest scene in star wars in my opinion
You can also see kanan regain his sight before passing away. That the force allowed him to see his family one last time.
this is why i love rebels 😭🥲
@@brenuh0816is it good?
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Absolutely
Not only that, it alloweed him to keep his promise to Hera from S3: "We'll see each other again"
@@Timbo6669by far the best Star Wars series
The Force granting Kanan his vision back to look at Hera one last time might be my favorite detail in all of Rebels.
Great series!! Would love if you did one for clone wars to
YES THEY MUST DO IT
Clone Wars to what?
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@@samboi123he meant to with two o’s
That would be awesome even tho I’ve watched it I know many people don’t have time for all of the seasons
"Jedi Night" is my favorite piece of "Star Wars" tv episodic storytelling, maybe my favorite piece of "Star Wars" all around.
Gutted me the first time I saw it. I think it's a masterpiece.
Just finished my rewatch of Rebels last night, the last few episodes are amazing and they always get me.
How is this the perfect blend of story beats, lore, easter eggs, and film study while being a brief overview of an entire season? Incredible!
The World Between Worlds episode did so much to unite fans of Star Wars from multiple generation and it expanded so much on Star Wars mythology.
Man...I got goosebumps when animated Sabine was talking about Star Maps. Aaaannndd now I realize i'm a nerd.
I would love to see separate videos of just the best arcs of Clone Wars, like Mortis, Maul ruling Mandalore, Umbara and General Krell, etc
12:23 😂he’s such a nerd and all for the fans, I love it 👏🏽
“The real reason the Empire was interested in Lothal.” Well, that, and the massive mines of Doonium, the metal being mined to create the Death Star.
Favorite moment from Jedi Night is when The Force allowed Kannan to see his love and padwan and friend one last time by restoring his vision.
thank you for reminding me of another reason why i love chopper. holding their hands i cant even
How awesome is it that most of these animated characters have made Live-Action appearances? Who would you guys cast as Live-Action Kanan Jarrus?
I feel like Ryan Reynolds could pull it off
If they did it, it would have to be Freddie Prince Jr. He is Kanan and Kanan is him
@@joeeaster1528 I 100% agree. Image him appearing as a Force Ghost in the Ahsoka series...
@@joeeaster1528he looks like Kanan aswell. Pretty sure Kanan was modeled after him.
@@breyten_paleoman oh i can only hope. Kanan is the best Jedi since Qui-Gon! (I'm biased🤣)
I agree with Sabine, the world between worlds is like a star map of the Star Wars timeline.
Chopper was a picky droid when it came to his friends and family, Chopper holding Heras hand and kanan shows how his favorite people of the ghost crew is his mother and father
i fracking love your energetic enthusiasm!
I love that when Ezra walks through the world between worlds that you can hear voices of the past and most importantly the future
Cause even I said to myself “that hasn’t been said yet”
I am SO GLAD you recommended this series. I stopped watching Ahsoka a few weeks ago so I could see these and I love them! The characters and story arcs are so good! What amazing storytelling. Yes, watch all of them. Now I’m super excited to watch Ahsoka.
Love the effort you guys are putting in to all of these videos. Keep up the amazing work!
One of your best episodes ever.
5:05 I do like that because yeah he knows about those gatekeepers 😅
This has been a great series to binge. Thank you for the recaps and the reminders. Makes watching Ahsoka a little more interesting remembering all these episodes.
No one ever brings up that the windows were all broken before jumping into hyperspace
Fantastic cliff notes on rebels. Never made it through it. Thank you well done
The only thing you didn't include here which is extremely important and confusing as to why you didn't include it was Kanan regaining his sight for mere moments before dying. So he could see Hera one last time.
Let me just say I would love to see the Loth wolves to make a live action debut in Ahsoka especially if we get a scene equivalent to the one where they just tear through the troopers
Kanans death Hit me hard, he acutely got hid sight back to see his love and family one last time
The Republic Commando books were SO good. Love seeing them mentioned.
"Must watch.. all of them!!!!!" yessss LOLOL
I disagree about the epilogue, but this is a great set of details -- some of which I didn't notice before, like the Loth-wolves styled as constellations in the cave drawing in Kindred. I remembered Sabine's star-map comparison while rewatching the first two episodes of Ahsoka.
Series finale - it is not confirmed that fleet is destroyed: Thrawn calls captain Pellaeon (who command fleet) who does not respond, but later in Mandalorian we meet captain Pellaeon still as a 2iC to Thrawn.
27:53 - "Ahsoka begins with them on the other side of that search" - wrong. Ahsoka begins BEFORE that. The end of Episode 2 of Ahsoka is that scene from Rebels.
Morai, the greek word is "moira" aka "μοίρα", which means fate.
The 3 Moirai: Atropos, Lachesis and Clotho were sisters and the deities who defined and sometimes foretold the birth, course and duration of a human life.
“Two-1…has left the building” is interesting in this. Wonder if there’s any connection to Spectre Two-1 from the first Ashoka episode on Lothal??
Assuming that those cave drawings are those three specific Jedi is a ridiculous reach.
Talking about Yoda imagine if it was Yaddle 😂
Ngl...Everytime I see Kanan's final sacrifice, I get choked up... 😢
12:26 another note here is chopper is labeled as being voiced by himself
The amount of jedi/force myths and lore that were carried throughout all the animated series (Clone Wars ands Rebels) is incredible... I didn't knew some things, and I love all the background that is behind the story of Ahsoka and the Gost Crew. They're such rich characters.
I did watchvthe series way back but u really appreciate your recap 😊😊😊😊
Season 4 was the reason I forced my family to watch rebels before Ahsoka’s release
Hmm... If wolves are so important and mystic, it's curious that our two villians in Ahsoka are named after mythical wolves.
I personally believe that the ending of Rebels and the part in Ahsoka are different scenes. I think we might get Ahsoka the White by the end of this first season of Ahsoka.
I don't think so. I think it's a retcon
there was an unfinished episode of clone wars, when it was originally cancled, where the plot sourounded a massive ciber crystal.
Another amazing video
This series was better than people think.
I love how Ezra has a super good connection to Loth Cats, it really reminds me how Cal Kestis has a connection to Boglings
Thanks for the lil appetizer before the next Ashoka in a couple hours 😩
👍👍👍👍
9:16 I think of those world devastators as being from Rogue Squadron on the N64. I didn't know they were from a novel.
And Sabine's father was voiced by Shang Tsung himself Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
The besttttttt ❤😊
I don't think that we have actually seen that shot of Ahsoka and Sabine in live action yet, i think that will actually occur towards the end of the live action series.
Filoni loves wolves.. what is his in-universe name? Trapper WOLF!!
Great work!
I still think that if anankin had not turned to the darkside, he would have become the father and his kids are the son & daughter. At least it wouldve been kewl to see
The most important takeaway from this video is that Whales wouldn't exist if it wasn't for Wolves that liked to swim more than run on land. 😆
I just finished the first Zahn book and was eager to continue and now you spoilered me in a random sentence without warning.....
Excellent updates, will help with the existing series episodes
If you havent watched rebels you are doing yourself a GREAT disservice
I just saw another channel theorize that the power Baylan seeks is to turn back time to stop Order 66. I love that idea.
Prisoner 627 is a reference to Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 when Captain Price is in the Gulag
I think if Yoda had proded more during his chat with Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith and found out who Anakin was afraid to lose then maybe that movie would have changed for the better as Anakin could have been asked by Yoda if he wants to become a Jedi Master which we know Anakin would have gladly said yes 100%
I think it's unfair to compare the difference between Rebels' ending shot with Ahsoka S1E2's ending shot because they're essentially the exact same shot but Filoni decided to expand the story about it.
The robe colour change from white to gray is also possibly a creative decision to reflect Ahsoka's position right now as "Gandalf The Grey" and then transitions into "Gandalf The White" at the end.
I'm pretty sure all the animators from Rebels never would've thought their story get a chance to get really expanded like this so I'm sure they're trying to put a lot of stuff to give us closure for each characters in the ending.
26:26 Mate, that is completely incorrect. The ancestors of whales were ungulates (had hoofs), and were more closely related to hippos and cows. Also the first canid and ancestor of the wolf appeared 10 millions later after the first land cetacean. There is absolutely no relation between these two clades, except that they are mammals
Hope you guys do this for clone wars
Please do the Mortis arc video, because I’m extremely confident that Marrok in Ahsoka is going to represent the Son the way Ahsoka represents the Daughter, with Anakin representing the Father who would *bring balance to the force* in prophecy.
(yes, that means Starkiller, or some version of him)
I love how both Anakin and as Vader do the same gesture when they scream "no" when it's revealed what he will or has done
A nice call back to Anakin telling Luke "You were right about me" referring to Luke knowing Anakin and Vader are indeed the same person
turns out he was just a dark vape lord
The death of Kanan Jarrus is absolutely one of the best scenes ever in Star Wars film and TV. Yes, it is gut wrenching to watch , but his sacrifice to save his friends and, what we find out later, his love is a fitting end. I can COMPLETELY understand why Freddie Prinze Jr. is so reluctant to reprise the role.
I had always thoughts that at the end of season 2 ahsoka and vader had died when the temple collapsed and by Ezra pulling ahsoka out it saved them both
I agree but I believe Vader would have to survive the blast 💥
Damn hi guys in here, Ready for episode 3 tonight yall!!!!
The World Between Worlds seems similar to Ms Marvel's Time Travel (Even though it came out 5 years before) where its actually predestination
8:49 the child looks like the old Lucas arts logo
The World Between Worlds reminds me of The Tesseract from Interstellar
Please do a video on the Mortas arc!
Kanan is alive
Season 4 was the best
Loved this 4 part video series. I didn't catch any of this Disney cartoon, so I really had no clue what was going on in the first 2 Ahsoka episodes.
Kanan Dume is a road in Malibu
The hurt on watching rebels...
You should make a supercut of all 4 parts
I can see Jacen As a Padawan of Ezra when he returns. And he is returning.
"Rukh" also means "stop" in hindi.
Whales absolutely DID NOT come from Wolves. Come on NR's writers, do better. Whales and wolves share a common ancestor, that resembled a mix between a pakir & a wolf w/hooves called a Pakicitus. A wolf didn't walk up to water & decide to stay until it became a whale, because wolves weren't even a thing for many millions of years still. It's fascinating territory though, & interestingly a Killer Whale & a Walrus are more closely related to wolves than to each other.
Rebles really os unappreciated i think i like it slightly more then clone wars
Rukh also means stop in Hindi 7:43
Yeah, whales don't really have a common ancestor with wolves. Closer to deer and hippos
You can't school people on how to say Purgill and then say Warwick Davis' name wrong.
Just completed all of rebels after two full weeks of binge watching 😂 worth it
I love this channel icl
I think another way to look at the use of the word Doom/Dume is to remember that Dave Filoni is a big fan of Tolkien, as we see his use of Gandalf as inspiration for aspects of Ahsoka. Tolkien uses the word Doom quite a bit in his storytelling. But Tolkien’s use of Doom is connected to a much older meaning of that word. When you see Doom in Tolkien stories you can substitute the word Fate. This was his primary meaning for Doom, which does not necessarily have the ominous meaning that we associate with Doom in our modern use of the word. I see this as a common error that people make when they are trying to understand Tolkien stories. So just something to keep in mind here.
So Sabine never won the dark saber from Maul meaning technically obi-Wan should have it because he killed Maul and since obi-Wan was killed by Vader, Vader should have the dark saber and since technically emperor Palpatine killed vader by malfunctioning the suit, Palpatine should have it AND since Palpatine was killed by Rey, Rey should have it. Meaning Rey should have the dark saber under the rules of how to get it.
But obi wan wasn't defeated by vader he became a ghost
@@user43597 what I mean by defeated I mean in a physical way, ghost don’t count
please do the video on the mortis gods/episodes!
Please do a video on Mortis!!! It's some of my favorite Star Wars content 🥰
The figure atop the cave painting looks alot like the Lucas arts logo I'm sure it was it's inspiration
5:38 Lothal from space looks the same as Corvus in the Mandalorian. They are both being stripped for resources by Thrawn's forces
The Worlds between Worlds is incredible
Do you think Sabine still Possessed by the Night Sister Spirts, and Baylon Shin Hati and Marrok are the Mortis
omg i just thought what if BIGFOOT is our loth wolf?
lol
hear me out
yes he is a cryptive but maybe the reason he just disappears is bc he can teleport like the wolves can
lol
Im pretty sure they say purgurls plurl in the latest episode lol
Ugh Kanan's death wrecks me EVERY TIME