@Jay Toledo She was going to die yes but what I said was her showing during that duel was impressive as Vader is the literal chosen one. He is 2nd only to Sidious and maybe Yoda and Ezra saving her like I said had nothing to do with her show of skill.
@Jay Toledo I never said she stood a chance to beat him I said the length of time she lasted in their duel was an impressive display of skill. If you read the first line of my last reply you'd see I said ofc she was going to die because she couldn't defeat him and wouldn't abandon him again luckily Ezra saved the day.
@Jonah I kinda of understood why from a props aspect. But this is a live action translation of a cartoon so some things just don't translate well. But at least her moves were pretty good. Also I think this Ahsoka has been hitting the gym a lot
@Jonah She just got a new "hair cut". Long hair are harder to care for. But aside: Definitely was a bit strange. Voice from Dawson was also good, but is still missing a bit. Maybe because being used to Ecksteins voice, which fits a bit better, i think. But her movements, facial and body. They actually were really great, Dawson did a great job with them. I´d just wished for some Ecksteins-Voiceover and longer head tails. But i also understand if they are not very practical. But just would it make a bit more perfekt from a still very good translation.
@@oblivio164 Lekku and Montrals. The Montrals are the horns up top. Both are strangely like her teenage self in The Mandalorian rather than her adult self in Rebels.
The montrail shortening seems to be for practical reasons, allowing Dawson (and her stunt double) to do action scenes without straining their necks from a too heavy headdress.
But it´s still a bit sad because of consistency reasons. Still a very understandabele decision (same with decision against an Ecksteins voiceover). Nevertheless, would have been the cherry(s) on the top.
@@joseluis5055 Putting CGI hair on a real human actor in post is super difficult and expensive, not to mention it would make the filming and acting harder. On top of that it would probably still end up looking unnatural because the lighting setup for the Mandalorian is state of the art and almost impossible to match in VFX.
@@Phil451 I wasn't thinking about CGI the entire montrals and lekku, only add CGI to make it look longer but I guess you're right. Too expensive and difficult, but it was just very distracted by it
Ahsoka seems pretty wise and experienced in this episode...¿Remember when she was only an enthusiastic and impulsive 14-year old padawan that everyone hated? We have definitely grown old
I still hate her. That's the impression that's imprinted on me. I tried getting through the Clone Wars about 3 times before forcing myself through it. It was all because I couldn't get passed the Ahsoka character. I couldn't stand her. So every time I see her on screen or hear her name, all I think about is that whiny, bratty, arrogant child that I couldn't stand.
@@eljorge7059 I did.. Didn't change anything for me. Ahsoka will always be that first two seasons character to me. I can't shake it. For years, the image that I had of Ahsoka was the character from season 1 and 2, which I hated. So it's engrained in me. It's like someone saying that their version of Obi-Wan is Alec Guinness. No matter how much Ewan you throw at them, they still picture Alec as Obi-Wan.
Feloni definitely dotted his I's and crossed his T's. making her a rebel informant, borderline a spy.... makes it hard for her to track. Which is why no one can dispute why Ashoka never got involved in the rebellion. Because she was a spy going by Fulcrum whom only a few people really knew her identity. I am so excited to Ahsoka in real action serries. It is probably one of the best added in story chracters in comic history since batman and robin. lol.
i think you're the only person on youtube who has pointed out that ahsoka sacrificed a killing blow on vader. i think she NEEDED TO KNOW, to see under the mask. but yeah, she could've taken off his head with that strike.
Right! She wanted to confirm if it was Anakin or not. Did you see the expression on Vader’s face when he could see with no doubt that it was Ahsoka in the flesh. “With his own eyes” - ROTJ
Personally, I like to think of Vader as the most powerful and nearly the most skilled, losing only to Palps due to being weak against lightning. Obi Wan shouldn't have beaten him. Ahsoka shouldn't either, although I think she's relatively close to his strength. Maybe she wins 3/10 or something. Obi Wan 1/10. I like the interpretation that she could have killed Vader, but I don't think that's about their abilities - Vader was focusing too much on the object Ezra was holding and was taken by surprise by Ahsoka. I do not think Vader held back against her, though. I think she's genuinely a tough match for Vader.
In all seriousness this confirms my theory tho...Ashoka does have a strong moral code even tho she’s a grey Jedi...so why the hell did she start swinging without asking Mando who he even was...seemed more like she wanted to kill as if she was a a rabid dog. Idk maybe it was on purpose or bad writing but the Ashoka I know would’ve flex her power by asking who he was and effortlessly dodging any possible (and extremely unlikely) attack Mando would’ve thrown at her.
@@TheSnakes294 Because the leader Ashoka wanted to question kept sending hired killers out of the compound to assassinate her. A bounty hunter who was obviously hunting for her wouldn't feel any different to her than the last five guys she killed. If anything, she would be more inclined to attack Mando on sight since she has to assume he is rather good at his job and because he is, obviously, a Mandalorian (who traditionally hate the Jedi).
in all fairness it is just Disney Thrawn. that guy got defeated pretty much all the time against a rather small and ill equipped force without that force ever losing a single member.
When the WarLord Woman from episode 5 of Mando made the threat that if ahsoka pursues her more her people will die Classic ahsoka would of easily bended without proper analysis of situation her good inexperienced heart would put her right into enemy trappings and they might of even tricked her into taking some scuffed deal But Mature Ahsoka instantly was like dude these people are already dead miserable with you ruling and knew that she needs to win the whole mini skirmish to resolve these little issues within like that's seasoning and refinement even other Jedi could not of done that but then again "I am no Jedi" i feel she still thinks that way in many regards
If you compare the Clone Wars to Rebels, I prefer Ahsoka’s art style in Clone Wars. The actress who plays her in the Mandalorian is perfectly suited for that role. I’m still waiting for a Sith based live action series. To get to understand their point of view and way of life.
“Well you see, one day some pirates kicked in my door and killed my family. I killed them all, and I kinda liked it. For the first time, I could feel the dark side flow through me. I was addicted to the power.”
I wish Michael Biehn’s character lived because he seemed like a good character, a bounty hunter that has seen a lot and can be comical in a good way when he said “who do you think’s gonna win” to The Mandalorian
@@mr_e_monkey8836 lol I know right!? He's got a terrible poker face. He smiles real big right when he's pretending to give up and then gets blasted lol.
4:11 He wasn't even bothering with the pronunciation of the name at that point "Ahsoko Tuno"- he knows people always call him out of it (not like the name is spoken outload for you in every form of media correctly) haha.
I say both. In terms of experience, Ahsoka does have both, but she was trained from a very young age as a Jedi in the old very flawed order. Luke didn't grow up in that order, and so his mindset was fresh when Obi-Won and Yoda trained him. Ahsoka could learn from Lukes new order, while also providing guidance to avoid the mistakes of the old.
Ahsoka by far. Luke did get some training from Obi Wan and Yoda but compared to Ahsoka it's night and day. Yes Ahsoka war trained in the flawed, strict Jedi order; but we also saw the flaws in the system. She still follows the core principles but not the strict dogma. If anything Luke has a lot to learn from Ahsoka, add on it'd be a neat scene to have Luke ask about his father before his fall. As well if my theory that the Feloni verse is diverging from the sequel trilogy, I'd be interesting to see if Ahsoka and Luke start the new Jedi order, Ahsoka bringing the core values of the Jedi while also teaching the failings of the old Jedi order and what went wrong. That and throw in Kal and we'd have a new exciting sequel era.
@@johnusas2870 Exactly, she had not just the knowledge of the Jedi themselves, but the flaws in their teachings and system. Luke was probably more "powerful," than Ahsoka, but he clearly couldn't teach the next generation of Jedi, as we can see from those god awful sequel movies. Ahsoka was probably the better teacher of the two, especially due to that experience she had from wars and whole genocides.
I love this Alan, so relevant after Friday's Mandolorian episode. Her use of the force has definitely improved, the way she used mind tricks and force movement in Chapter 13 was exquisite. She also showed how much she's improved with a single sabre in her duel against the Magistrate. I love this video, not just coz of relevancy, but because Ahsoka is in my top 3 fav star wars characters. Keep it up guys, Generation Tech until the pearly gates 🥂
Yeah true, still it was jarring for me to see her Montrals the shape they were- I was expecting a taller and less stumped shape. Other than that, Rosario was great as Ahsoka in my opinion
You could say it's the art style as well as for practical reasons. After all such a large character like Vader was changed. At the end of the day. A character that was designed as a cartoon character probably never intended to be a live action one is never going to be perfect and overall I give it a 9/10 Rosario did a great job. She just seems slightly weak compared to swr or tcw. Once again at the end of the day. Cartoons can do things no human can do
If they make an Ahsoka series, I want to be in the Imperial era. :D Badass Ahsoka in her twenties operating as a spy would be cool to watch. Just rename that Cassian Andor stuff and make it from her perspective.
I feel that her no training Grogu to be a fucking cop out. Especially after doing nothing about Kanan training Ezra. If it was atachment that led to vader, Obi Wan would have fallen on Mandalore. She would have fallen before Malachore. Being a Rebel she absolutly has contacts who would have told her about Luke. While id like to see Tython in live action directing Mando to Luke would be more useful. Though its awesome that Mando has an anti jedi stick now.
@@leifkhas7425 Plus she didn't said that but what she meant was that Grogu see Kyle, I mean Din as his father. So it is why he need to decide, instead her deciding about that.
I knew she'd say no to training Grogu, but her reasoning was kinda weak sauce because it's basically the same reason the Jedi Council wouldn't train Anakin in Episode I. "Oh, he has attachments already, that makes him vulnerable to fear and anger" Ahsoka left the Jedi because they were full of shit, why would she use the same reasoning as them?
Why is nobody pointing out the fact that she implied she would take Grogu if Mando helped her? Granted she didn't say that but it was clear that when Mando offered help it was on the condition that she take Grogu afterwards. Why Mando didn't make more of her not keeping her word is beyond me...it was definitely implied that she would take him when Mando offered to help her.
@@HylianSith920 They may not have been right about everything, but they were correct about some things. She was still very Jedi minded, though she disagreed with much of the system the Jedi had created. Sure, the Jedi obviously were not doing Anakin any favors by treating him like a 3rd rate citizen, but his attachment to his mother had quite obviously resulted in a major shift for him, and his attachment to Padmé also caused the whole Darth Vader thing.
Excellent video & thoughts as usual. Ahsoka is an awesome character; probably one of my favorites in the Star Wars universe. Videos like this are the reason why I subscribed to your channel.
She was far stronger than the average Jedi even as a Padawan. Fighting evenly with the likes of Grievous and Maul where Knights and Masters (e.g. Nahdar Vebb, Shaak Ti, Tiplee etc) were stomped in similar situations.
@@ZeAlfredo They did erase Grievous' history. What Nubin said is incorrect. The Battle of Hypori still took place in the new canon, however any details on what actually happened are unknown. But the way it was depicted in the original 2D clone wars series is not accurate and still legends-only.
Thank you for making an Ahsoka video, really enjoyed most of it. The pacing felt a bit odd cause you kept using her full name whenever mentioning Ahsoka but otherwise great video
Great video!! I'm surprised you neglected to mention her death (Son)m and resurrection (Daughter) while in Mortis (Clone Wars), where she became essentially the embodiment of the Light Side of the Force.
“This was an important and valuable lesson that help her survive the actual order 66”. Wow just wow never even looked at it that way but you are right on the money
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I am happy that Ahsoka Tano has made her Live Action debut, but i really wish that Ahsoka's White Face Markings and the Length and Color Pattern of her Lekku were more accurate to how we are more used to seeing Ahsoka Tano in either Star Wars: Clone Wars or how we she was last seen in Star Wars: Rebels! I have heard that the Length of her Lekku were shortened to make it easier for Stunt work in the The Mandalorian, but i cont see why they couldn't give Ahsoka the Longer Lekku's like we were expecting, as they had other female Jedi in the Clone Wars prequel Movie Trilogy, as Shaak Ti had the much longer Montrals/Lekku, to me it makes it look like Rosario Dawson's Live Action version of Ahsoka Tano is the Ahsoka from the End of the Clone Wars Animation Series, but she has the child like Lekku from the beginning of the Clone Wars Animation Series. If the Longer Lekku that Ahsoka Tano is supposed to have were such a hindrance to Rosario Dawson doing Stunt Work, which i am guessing a Stunt Person probably did the Stunt Work anyway, why not make them as long and screen Accurate as possible and just use Special Effects to make them the full proper length, and it's not just the Length that is a Issue it is that didn't even seem bother to match Ahsoka's Lekku Color Pattern from the Animated Series, others may be ok with it, but personally i find the Short Lekku and badly matched Color Pattern of her Lekku very distracting and take away from the Story being told and Rosario Dawson Live Action performance of Ahsoka Tano in The Mandalorian!...
Even if Ahsoka were not a great saber fighter. Even if she were not a powerful force user. Her compassion, her empathy, her fearlessness, and her loyalty to what she believes and those whom she loves place her among the best of Jedi as a spiritual journey. Isn't that what it is really supposed to be about anyway -not flashing sabers & force crushing? And yes, i used the L word and Jedi in the same sentence! No one could tell Ahsoka not to feel love. She loved her master. She loved her friends. She had attachments. And she drew much strength from them -regardless of Jedi dogma!
I think another reason as to why Ahsoka has gotten so good is because of the Mortis daughter imbuing Ahsoka with her essence upon her death making Ahsoka in for all intents and purposes the living avatar of Ashla; hence, why she took that name.
I agree with the statement "fight for an organization and you will end up disappointed but fight for your ideals and you will end up having a fullfilling life". Glory to individualism! Ahsoka Tano and Qui Gon Jinn are the best examples of what a Jedi should be.
Probably around the level of power we saw in her fight against Vader in rebels. She didn't do anything to show any dramatic increase in power. And she already seemed to be at master level in rebels.
@Jay Toledo she stood up to vader. And darth maul She could definitely take on ki adi, dinosaur man, shaak ti etc. Probably not mace windu, yoda, etc. But still
I want to see Ahsoka or some lightsider use Electric Judgement (The lightside's emerald colored force lightning) on screen. We have never seen this ability used and I think it would be a cool one too see. Electric Judgement can be used without anger, unlike Force Lightning. Instead its fueled by a sense of justice and desire to protect, maybe the ability could make its debut as a last resort trying to protect Grogu or something. I don't think the television and movie media (at least that I've seen) really does a good job showcasing how powerful light side abilities are but they are nuts and some of them far outclass what the dark side has to offer. This would also further differentiate Ahsoka from the Jedi if she used it because it keeps her firmly grounded in the light, as the ability is exclusive to the light side of the force, but Electric Judgement was a banned technique by the Jedi Order (though Plo Kloon used it)
question in season 7 of clone wars ,rebels and live action episode of mandalorian has she already surpassed her previous masters and piers and does she look like the adult version that she saw on mortis
Hey Alan? Ahoska mentions Grand Admiral Thrawn in the latest episode. Does this mean Ezra is still alive? And or will we see more Thrawn in the Mandolorian?
This is just my theory: but I think there must have been a reason why the scene at 21:24 - 21:33 was shot as if Din Djarin was the Father and Ahsoka Tano was the Mother as they looked on at Grogu (the Child) as Din held him. Is this foreshadowing a possible relationship? Like even at the end Ahsoka tells Din that Grogu thinks of him as a father.
So I think a good idea for why Asoka is not in any of the new movies or the original trilogy is that she did not contact luke and Lea as much since she had a mission on her own. Force sensitive children could have been abducted by the galactic empire. If she was saving those children who parents are most likely dead and training them to create a new Jedi order in secret. Recovering knowledge and training the next generation. In order to protect them and after seeing why Kyro Ren did she decided not to tell anyone. Even the rebellion so the next generation of Jedi could be safe until ready.
at the beginning at the episode she’s using her reverse grip, which proves deadly by her but in the fight with the magistrate she starts off with a regular grip thinking her opponent was all that, but as soon as she got one saber hit off and switched to the reverse grip and beat the magistrate in like 3 seconds
I think the guilty and stress from the aftermath of order 66, is what prematurely ages obi. Then he hides out on a hutt world unable to do anything to help. I honestly think it would have damn near killed him. To go through everything that’s happened to him, for it to end like it did. Never fall to the dark side.
8:20 not only could Ahoka defeat Vader, easily... Vader also could have stayed her too It is visible how both had to go thru the emotions and memories, all in a single duel In the end the reactor was about to explode, killing both, was when Ahsoka decided to sacrifice herself to save Vader, and Vader struck her down at that moment But Ezra changed everything... Vader needed to let go of the conflict with his son, several years in the future... And so Ahsoka's line ended, until that happened to her for,ready master.
It would have been awesome if she took Grogu the Child under her wing as her Padawan, but declined because Ahsoka felt he was hurt and lost since being taken from Jedi in Coruscant during Clone Wars. He trusted Din, his father figure. Grogu needs to trust another Jedi to show him the way. Too Bad that Yoda went into spiritual realm after living 900 years. I think if Din takes Grogu to that ancient ruins on Tython, Grogu will communicate with Yoda like Luke does with Obi Wan for time to time. Yoda would say to Grogu in his usual way to choose in the ways of the Jedi and alert another Jedi to continues training Grogu. But Dave and Jon have their storylines for Grogu.
I get that they made her montrals and lekku shorter so she could move better, but I’m really hoping there’s a canon explanation for it. If there’s not one, it better come soon. I’m not mad about it or anything, but it seems too big of a change to ignore.
Okay, I’m 6 minutes in and noticing Allan’s use of “Ahsoka Tano” every time he says her name. He knows a ton about Star Wars & TH-cam which makes me think the reason for the continued use of the character’s full name is specific, and I’m just too uninformed to understand the purpose. Anybody help me out?
A thought experiment: What if Senator Organa became Chancellor instead of Palpatine? In the Phantom menace after Palpatine calls Valorums ability to lead the republic into question they begin looking for a new Chancellor. Later we find that Palpatine and Organa are up for the seat.
Another excellent video Alan. I have a topic regarding Ahsoka & her Duel blade wielding combat form that I would like to hear your point of view on which I will elaborate on momentarily. First a bit of background as to WHY this particular question I will be presenting... I am starting. My own Star Wars RPG campaign using to Wizards of the Coast 2002 D20 system. I'm attempting to augment the combat rules- particularly the melee/ light saber combat mechanic and make it more complex then your basic Dice Roll-add bonuses- resolve structure. I'm wanting to integrate hand to hand combat as well as the 7 forms of saber combat, thus giving players more options and give them a good "minds eye view" and make the combat more "visual". Now my question: how about a video explaining the flaws in each saber form and explain how using 2 blades or a duel bladed saber could be a weakness at times.... Thanks for your consideration. I look forward to reading/watching your thoughts on this.
Do not forget that Ahsoka quite literally is the embodiment of the light side of the force. I don't think Ahsoka leaving the order at the moment she did, had anything to do with luck, as she was kind of warned about it on Mortis... also: "In my experience, there's no such thing as luck." ~ Obi-Wan Kenobi ~ - Reference: Clone Wars, Season 3, Episode 16 - Altar of Mortis.
Love your videos! I wondered if you have made a one about what happens to all the lightsabers of fallen Jedi. Since younglings harvest their own crystal old sabers aren’t passed on. We seen characters like Greivous but something would have to be done with them Lightsabers are dangerous rare items to be sold around which they sometimes did.
It took most of the episode to get use to her new voice. And her live action form seemed based upon her clone wars self, not her more adult Rebels form.
After seeing her vs. The scrubs.... then Luke vs. The dark troopers... I'd say not enough. I love ashoka. Honestly, I do. But seeing Luke walk through all of that was awesome. Obi told maul on his death bed. He IS the one.
Ahsoka would’ve been somewhere in her mid to late thirties by the time of the Mandalorian, so I say she’s still in her prime. Besides, she was toying with Mandalorian and her goal was to get information from her not kill her
It you really anilize the situation you see that it makes sense the way it played out. Asoka could have easily killed her but she needed the information she had. She knew that they only way to het what she wanted was to disarm her.
I have no common sense But yes exactly Ahsoka was toying with her hence why she knocked one of Ahsoka’s lightsabers away, then Ahsoka stepped it up. Obj wan gets disarmed so many times and everyone still respects him, Ahsoka gets disarmed and the Ahsoka haters go guns blazing
Ramon Florencio Perez exactly even tho Ahsoka clearly was holding back, the magistrate took advantage of that and disarmed her then Ahsoka stopped toying with her fought back
Has no one heard of sentiment lol? She was still conflicted during her fight with Vader. Someone like Mace Windu would’ve killed Vader without a second thought. Doesn’t mean she couldn’t just she had her reservations
This may be a weird question, but could you do a video explaining why Anakin was afraid Padme would die in childbirth, despite the ridiculously advanced medical technology the Republic had?
The force oversees everything and binds us. This is why anakin was so afraid. He knew that the force surrounded her as it did with his mother. He had visions of his mother dying and witnessed it with his own eyes. He was proclaimed as the chosen one aka the one to bring the sith down. He had no reason to believe that his force visions were fake. No technology can match up to the force.
how did you not know it was possible to turn off an opponents lightsaber if you massively outweigh them in force ability? yoda does it to asaj in like the first or second episode of clone wars 😳
@@seb5542 Ask a paratrooper or Infantryman how their bodies feel by time they reach their mid 30s and they will elaborate what 15 to 20 years of intensive training and or combat does to your body.
@@seb5542 Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi in a New Hope are more realistic depictions of how worn down warriors would be by middle aged. Even Maul in Rebels is good depiction of a career warrior.
@@shawnjones7295 True she may age differently. Dooku had to call on the force to just keep up with his duel with Anakin, age takes a toll on everyone, even Yoda.
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The guard that ran away when she destroyed his gun was the smartest low level villain in all of Star Wars
He’s like us.
Hey man you ready for the 5 hour pearl harbor stream next week? I saw you comment on ww2 day by day.
@@ConorMcgregor322 oh yeah! less than a week left
@@indianajones4321 Letss go. Indy and the team keep teasing us. I can't wait.
Don't forget about like 5 B1 droids over the TCW
She stood toe to toe with a near prime Vader who fought to kill.
@Jay Toledo No she wasn't stomped and Ezra saving her at the end had nothing to do with her ability to hold him off for the time she did.
@Jay Toledo She was going to die yes but what I said was her showing during that duel was impressive as Vader is the literal chosen one.
He is 2nd only to Sidious and maybe Yoda and Ezra saving her like I said had nothing to do with her show of skill.
@Jay Toledo I never said she stood a chance to beat him I said the length of time she lasted in their duel was an impressive display of skill.
If you read the first line of my last reply you'd see I said ofc she was going to die because she couldn't defeat him and wouldn't abandon him again luckily Ezra saved the day.
After watching the last episode of the mandalorian maybe Ahsoka was also in her prime when she fought Darth Vader.
@@dragonleo_ You mean handily besting a skilled enemy using bladework alone? She also held back so she could disarm her and gain information.
Star wars fans when ahsoka appears anytime on screen:
*G I R L I S H S C R E A M I N G*
The same fans when they see her head "hair things" are shorter than they should be
@Jonah I kinda of understood why from a props aspect. But this is a live action translation of a cartoon so some things just don't translate well. But at least her moves were pretty good. Also I think this Ahsoka has been hitting the gym a lot
@Jonah She just got a new "hair cut". Long hair are harder to care for.
But aside: Definitely was a bit strange. Voice from Dawson was also good, but is still missing a bit. Maybe because being used to Ecksteins voice, which fits a bit better, i think.
But her movements, facial and body. They actually were really great, Dawson did a great job with them.
I´d just wished for some Ecksteins-Voiceover and longer head tails. But i also understand if they are not very practical. But just would it make a bit more perfekt from a still very good translation.
@@oblivio164 Lekku and Montrals. The Montrals are the horns up top. Both are strangely like her teenage self in The Mandalorian rather than her adult self in Rebels.
ahsoka fans, not Star Wars fans. Star Wars fans don't have their head so far up ahsoka's ass.
The montrail shortening seems to be for practical reasons, allowing Dawson (and her stunt double) to do action scenes without straining their necks from a too heavy headdress.
But it´s still a bit sad because of consistency reasons. Still a very understandabele decision (same with decision against an Ecksteins voiceover). Nevertheless, would have been the cherry(s) on the top.
Yep. I would rather have an Ahsoka who can fight like Ahsoka than one with larger montrails
They could've CGIed it or something, but yes other than her montrals and lekku, everything was perfect
@@joseluis5055 Putting CGI hair on a real human actor in post is super difficult and expensive, not to mention it would make the filming and acting harder. On top of that it would probably still end up looking unnatural because the lighting setup for the Mandalorian is state of the art and almost impossible to match in VFX.
@@Phil451 I wasn't thinking about CGI the entire montrals and lekku, only add CGI to make it look longer but I guess you're right. Too expensive and difficult, but it was just very distracted by it
Ahsoka seems pretty wise and experienced in this episode...¿Remember when she was only an enthusiastic and impulsive 14-year old padawan that everyone hated? We have definitely grown old
Her art style from the Clone Wars is wayyyy better than from Rebels!
I still hate her. That's the impression that's imprinted on me. I tried getting through the Clone Wars about 3 times before forcing myself through it. It was all because I couldn't get passed the Ahsoka character. I couldn't stand her. So every time I see her on screen or hear her name, all I think about is that whiny, bratty, arrogant child that I couldn't stand.
@@Saimeren watch rebels then
@@eljorge7059 I did.. Didn't change anything for me. Ahsoka will always be that first two seasons character to me. I can't shake it. For years, the image that I had of Ahsoka was the character from season 1 and 2, which I hated. So it's engrained in me.
It's like someone saying that their version of Obi-Wan is Alec Guinness. No matter how much Ewan you throw at them, they still picture Alec as Obi-Wan.
She made a sex joke in the episode, so yeah, she certainly has
Ahsoka represents a character growth arc/character development done right...and it's fair to say that's why people like her so much.
Feloni definitely dotted his I's and crossed his T's. making her a rebel informant, borderline a spy.... makes it hard for her to track. Which is why no one can dispute why Ashoka never got involved in the rebellion. Because she was a spy going by Fulcrum whom only a few people really knew her identity. I am so excited to Ahsoka in real action serries. It is probably one of the best added in story chracters in comic history since batman and robin. lol.
i think you're the only person on youtube who has pointed out that ahsoka sacrificed a killing blow on vader. i think she NEEDED TO KNOW, to see under the mask. but yeah, she could've taken off his head with that strike.
Surprise attack?
Yep...I agree mate. She held back. Made a direct hit to his helmet. That's a kill shot. She wanted to see Anakin.
Right! She wanted to confirm if it was Anakin or not. Did you see the expression on Vader’s face when he could see with no doubt that it was Ahsoka in the flesh. “With his own eyes” - ROTJ
Personally, I like to think of Vader as the most powerful and nearly the most skilled, losing only to Palps due to being weak against lightning. Obi Wan shouldn't have beaten him. Ahsoka shouldn't either, although I think she's relatively close to his strength. Maybe she wins 3/10 or something. Obi Wan 1/10.
I like the interpretation that she could have killed Vader, but I don't think that's about their abilities - Vader was focusing too much on the object Ezra was holding and was taken by surprise by Ahsoka. I do not think Vader held back against her, though. I think she's genuinely a tough match for Vader.
By light of Lothal’s moons. It really blew my mind that Ahsoka was hunting for Thrawn
This would mean that she has yet to find Ezra
It seems like thrawn is in charge plotting something, and if he's in control then Ezra's prob hiding secluded on his own rn.
In all seriousness this confirms my theory tho...Ashoka does have a strong moral code even tho she’s a grey Jedi...so why the hell did she start swinging without asking Mando who he even was...seemed more like she wanted to kill as if she was a a rabid dog. Idk maybe it was on purpose or bad writing but the Ashoka I know would’ve flex her power by asking who he was and effortlessly dodging any possible (and extremely unlikely) attack Mando would’ve thrown at her.
@@TheSnakes294 Because the leader Ashoka wanted to question kept sending hired killers out of the compound to assassinate her. A bounty hunter who was obviously hunting for her wouldn't feel any different to her than the last five guys she killed. If anything, she would be more inclined to attack Mando on sight since she has to assume he is rather good at his job and because he is, obviously, a Mandalorian (who traditionally hate the Jedi).
in all fairness it is just Disney Thrawn. that guy got defeated pretty much all the time against a rather small and ill equipped force without that force ever losing a single member.
*Ahsoka to the fans:* _My skills have more than doubled since we last met!_
Twice the height double the whoopass
She would’ve indefinitely have been a Jedi master by this point in her life, Asoka is one of the most formidable force users of her time.
I'd love to see an episode about Tython. When she dropped that name, I had a heart attack. So many memories from playing SWTOR on that planet!
When the WarLord Woman from episode 5 of Mando made the threat that if ahsoka pursues her more her people will die
Classic ahsoka would of easily bended without proper analysis of situation her good inexperienced heart would put her right into enemy trappings and they might of even tricked her into taking some scuffed deal
But Mature Ahsoka instantly was like dude these people are already dead miserable with you ruling and knew that she needs to win the whole mini skirmish to resolve these little issues within like that's seasoning and refinement even other Jedi could not of done that but then again
"I am no Jedi" i feel she still thinks that way in many regards
If you compare the Clone Wars to Rebels, I prefer Ahsoka’s art style in Clone Wars.
The actress who plays her in the Mandalorian is perfectly suited for that role.
I’m still waiting for a Sith based live action series. To get to understand their point of view and way of life.
“Well you see, one day some pirates kicked in my door and killed my family. I killed them all, and I kinda liked it. For the first time, I could feel the dark side flow through me. I was addicted to the power.”
The guard that ran away when she destroyed his gun was the smartest low level villain in all of Star Wars
It's hard to make a case for Rebels art style. Clone Wars was really terrific, not just for Ahsoka.
I wish Michael Biehn’s character lived because he seemed like a good character, a bounty hunter that has seen a lot and can be comical in a good way when he said “who do you think’s gonna win” to The Mandalorian
Poor soul. He was just too high-strung.
I low-key wish he was going to be a Canon Kyle Katarn or Dash Rendar
@@mr_e_monkey8836 lol I know right!? He's got a terrible poker face. He smiles real big right when he's pretending to give up and then gets blasted lol.
Her headtails are too short in mando, but other than that it was a pretty good first live action interpretation
it might be for practical reasons?
@@thebravegallade731 its still a HUGE mistake
They had creases too. Those headtails will be a practical effects challenge.
@@ElMundoDeHadesOK what do you mean a huge mistake it’s not that big of a deal
Yeah it did look a bit weird it should be more like how Shaak Ti’s headtails
Ahsoka Tano is an amazing character! I want more Ahsoka Tano now!!!
This was the set up for her series
Snips has become so wise it made me feel like a proud parent watching their child become a great adult
Right??? Im so attached to her character because we as fans have literally watched her go from youngling to jedi master.
Ahsoka was Perfect. No complaints. It was wonderful to see her. Dave, Jon and Rosario did a Beautiful Job. I can’t wait to see her again.
4:11 He wasn't even bothering with the pronunciation of the name at that point "Ahsoko Tuno"- he knows people always call him out of it (not like the name is spoken outload for you in every form of media correctly) haha.
So between her and Luke, who is more qualified to train the next generation of the Force users?
I say both. In terms of experience, Ahsoka does have both, but she was trained from a very young age as a Jedi in the old very flawed order. Luke didn't grow up in that order, and so his mindset was fresh when Obi-Won and Yoda trained him. Ahsoka could learn from Lukes new order, while also providing guidance to avoid the mistakes of the old.
Ahsoka by far. Luke did get some training from Obi Wan and Yoda but compared to Ahsoka it's night and day. Yes Ahsoka war trained in the flawed, strict Jedi order; but we also saw the flaws in the system. She still follows the core principles but not the strict dogma. If anything Luke has a lot to learn from Ahsoka, add on it'd be a neat scene to have Luke ask about his father before his fall. As well if my theory that the Feloni verse is diverging from the sequel trilogy, I'd be interesting to see if Ahsoka and Luke start the new Jedi order, Ahsoka bringing the core values of the Jedi while also teaching the failings of the old Jedi order and what went wrong. That and throw in Kal and we'd have a new exciting sequel era.
@@johnusas2870 Exactly, she had not just the knowledge of the Jedi themselves, but the flaws in their teachings and system. Luke was probably more "powerful," than Ahsoka, but he clearly couldn't teach the next generation of Jedi, as we can see from those god awful sequel movies. Ahsoka was probably the better teacher of the two, especially due to that experience she had from wars and whole genocides.
Ashoka honed her skills over the course of a galactic war and lived/trained in a Jedi temple so...
Luke has more potential but Ashoka has more experience
I love this Alan, so relevant after Friday's Mandolorian episode. Her use of the force has definitely improved, the way she used mind tricks and force movement in Chapter 13 was exquisite. She also showed how much she's improved with a single sabre in her duel against the Magistrate.
I love this video, not just coz of relevancy, but because Ahsoka is in my top 3 fav star wars characters. Keep it up guys, Generation Tech until the pearly gates 🥂
I think the only issue I noticed was her Togruta head tails are longer years earlier in TCW and SWR but in the Mandalorian there shorter??
short for practicality of the actor, it would be difficult to move and fight with a big headpiece
Yeah true, still it was jarring for me to see her Montrals the shape they were- I was expecting a taller and less stumped shape.
Other than that, Rosario was great as Ahsoka in my opinion
She got a haircut. Never tell a woman that you think her new haircut looks bad. You'll regret it. lol.
You could say it's the art style as well as for practical reasons. After all such a large character like Vader was changed. At the end of the day. A character that was designed as a cartoon character probably never intended to be a live action one is never going to be perfect and overall I give it a 9/10 Rosario did a great job. She just seems slightly weak compared to swr or tcw. Once again at the end of the day. Cartoons can do things no human can do
Maybe it was cold.
If they make an Ahsoka series, I want to be in the Imperial era. :D Badass Ahsoka in her twenties operating as a spy would be cool to watch.
Just rename that Cassian Andor stuff and make it from her perspective.
I have been watching this channel for five years and enjoyed every video
What do you call Anakin Skywalker's crazy strategies?
Shenanakins.
I'll go away forever now.
Leaving when you’re in your prime is always a good move
Go out on top!
Into exile you must go
*Generation Tech* should be FORCED to take off his cap and present himself before his audience!!!
Go, you must
I feel that her no training Grogu to be a fucking cop out. Especially after doing nothing about Kanan training Ezra.
If it was atachment that led to vader, Obi Wan would have fallen on Mandalore. She would have fallen before Malachore.
Being a Rebel she absolutly has contacts who would have told her about Luke. While id like to see Tython in live action directing Mando to Luke would be more useful.
Though its awesome that Mando has an anti jedi stick now.
@@leifkhas7425 Plus she didn't said that but what she meant was that Grogu see Kyle, I mean Din as his father. So it is why he need to decide, instead her deciding about that.
I knew she'd say no to training Grogu, but her reasoning was kinda weak sauce because it's basically the same reason the Jedi Council wouldn't train Anakin in Episode I.
"Oh, he has attachments already, that makes him vulnerable to fear and anger"
Ahsoka left the Jedi because they were full of shit, why would she use the same reasoning as them?
Why is nobody pointing out the fact that she implied she would take Grogu if Mando helped her? Granted she didn't say that but it was clear that when Mando offered help it was on the condition that she take Grogu afterwards.
Why Mando didn't make more of her not keeping her word is beyond me...it was definitely implied that she would take him when Mando offered to help her.
@Jay Toledo then she should have told him of this before she accepted because he was clear that if he helped would she then take/train him.
@@HylianSith920 They may not have been right about everything, but they were correct about some things. She was still very Jedi minded, though she disagreed with much of the system the Jedi had created. Sure, the Jedi obviously were not doing Anakin any favors by treating him like a 3rd rate citizen, but his attachment to his mother had quite obviously resulted in a major shift for him, and his attachment to Padmé also caused the whole Darth Vader thing.
I challenge someone to tally how many times Allen says "Ashoka Tahnõ" during this video. 🤦♂️
Bet see u in a minute
I counted 45 times but I could be off and I counted when he just said her first name not only when he used her first last name
I lost count when I pulled my ears off.
Over 45 times!
Yeah, has this guy ever watched the Clone Wars? Feels like he’s reading a script prepared by someone else
i fking love Ahsoka Tano. I believe no one would see her that important to star wars when she was first in Clone wars movie!
Excellent video & thoughts as usual. Ahsoka is an awesome character; probably one of my favorites in the Star Wars universe. Videos like this are the reason why I subscribed to your channel.
She was far stronger than the average Jedi even as a Padawan. Fighting evenly with the likes of Grievous and Maul where Knights and Masters (e.g. Nahdar Vebb, Shaak Ti, Tiplee etc) were stomped in similar situations.
TCW made Grevious ridiculously underpowered compared to his Legends counterpart
@@darylsdesigns6679 While true, he stalemated Maul in SoD and bested Obi Wan in the Crystal Crisis Arc though.
@@darylsdesigns6679 Most of his feats in Legends such as the Battle of Hypori is still canon!
@@Nubin2000 word? That's good news. I thought they erased his whole history before that
@@ZeAlfredo They did erase Grievous' history. What Nubin said is incorrect. The Battle of Hypori still took place in the new canon, however any details on what actually happened are unknown. But the way it was depicted in the original 2D clone wars series is not accurate and still legends-only.
As long as Mickey Skaven keeps its’ grubby paws off the Mandalorian, I’ll keep watching the show
Who?
Who?
Mickey Mouse
I love she holds her lightsaber with a reverse grip. It's part of her character that's so unique.
Thank you for making an Ahsoka video, really enjoyed most of it. The pacing felt a bit odd cause you kept using her full name whenever mentioning Ahsoka but otherwise great video
At 5:27 I thought the FBI hacked my computer and took control of my mouse...
I immediately looked up to the history tab and my stomach sank
Great video!! I'm surprised you neglected to mention her death (Son)m and resurrection (Daughter) while in Mortis (Clone Wars), where she became essentially the embodiment of the Light Side of the Force.
Really hoping you were gonna use a Pirates of the Carribean reference for “The rules are more like guidelines” missed opportunity 😂
Ikr xD
Can people be more considerate that translating things from animation to live action is a challenge? Cant we all be fine with what we’re given? 😭
“This was an important and valuable lesson that help her survive the actual order 66”. Wow just wow never even looked at it that way but you are right on the money
0:57
"First, your return to shore was not part of our negotiations nor our agreement so I must do nothing. And secondly, you must be a pirate for the pirate's code to apply and you're not. And thirdly, the code is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules. Welcome aboard the Black Pearl, Miss Turner!
Legendary!
Have a like, on me.
Exactly the scene I was thinking of when he said the bit abut guidelines XD
I am happy that Ahsoka Tano has made her Live Action debut, but i really wish that Ahsoka's White Face Markings and the Length and Color Pattern of her Lekku were more accurate to how we are more used to seeing Ahsoka Tano in either Star Wars: Clone Wars or how we she was last seen in Star Wars: Rebels! I have heard that the Length of her Lekku were shortened to make it easier for Stunt work in the The Mandalorian, but i cont see why they couldn't give Ahsoka the Longer Lekku's like we were expecting, as they had other female Jedi in the Clone Wars prequel Movie Trilogy, as Shaak Ti had the much longer Montrals/Lekku, to me it makes it look like Rosario Dawson's Live Action version of Ahsoka Tano is the Ahsoka from the End of the Clone Wars Animation Series, but she has the child like Lekku from the beginning of the Clone Wars Animation Series. If the Longer Lekku that Ahsoka Tano is supposed to have were such a hindrance to Rosario Dawson doing Stunt Work, which i am guessing a Stunt Person probably did the Stunt Work anyway, why not make them as long and screen Accurate as possible and just use Special Effects to make them the full proper length, and it's not just the Length that is a Issue it is that didn't even seem bother to match Ahsoka's Lekku Color Pattern from the Animated Series, others may be ok with it, but personally i find the Short Lekku and badly matched Color Pattern of her Lekku very distracting and take away from the Story being told and Rosario Dawson Live Action performance of Ahsoka Tano in The Mandalorian!...
Even if Ahsoka were not a great saber fighter. Even if she were not a powerful force user. Her compassion, her empathy, her fearlessness, and her loyalty to what she believes and those whom she loves place her among the best of Jedi as a spiritual journey. Isn't that what it is really supposed to be about anyway -not flashing sabers & force crushing? And yes, i used the L word and Jedi in the same sentence! No one could tell Ahsoka not to feel love. She loved her master. She loved her friends. She had attachments. And she drew much strength from them -regardless of Jedi dogma!
I think another reason as to why Ahsoka has gotten so good is because of the Mortis daughter imbuing Ahsoka with her essence upon her death making Ahsoka in for all intents and purposes the living avatar of Ashla; hence, why she took that name.
I agree with the statement "fight for an organization and you will end up disappointed but fight for your ideals and you will end up having a fullfilling life".
Glory to individualism!
Ahsoka Tano and Qui Gon Jinn are the best examples of what a Jedi should be.
Probably around the level of power we saw in her fight against Vader in rebels. She didn't do anything to show any dramatic increase in power. And she already seemed to be at master level in rebels.
@Jay Toledo I think she could fight them all maybe not win but would be a good fight.
@Jay Toledo she stood up to vader. And darth maul
She could definitely take on ki adi, dinosaur man, shaak ti etc. Probably not mace windu, yoda, etc. But still
I agree she isn't at master level bust she is definitely capable of putting up a fight against the lower members of the council.
@@alanpena8643 I feel like boodlusted she can kill half the council I mean a good chunk of em are fodder
And she really is a crazy good duelist
@@alanpena8643 like individually not like 5 on one lmao
I would love to see Ahsoka train Luke how to use a lightsaber after RotJ in her new show.
I want to see Ahsoka or some lightsider use Electric Judgement (The lightside's emerald colored force lightning) on screen. We have never seen this ability used and I think it would be a cool one too see. Electric Judgement can be used without anger, unlike Force Lightning. Instead its fueled by a sense of justice and desire to protect, maybe the ability could make its debut as a last resort trying to protect Grogu or something. I don't think the television and movie media (at least that I've seen) really does a good job showcasing how powerful light side abilities are but they are nuts and some of them far outclass what the dark side has to offer. This would also further differentiate Ahsoka from the Jedi if she used it because it keeps her firmly grounded in the light, as the ability is exclusive to the light side of the force, but Electric Judgement was a banned technique by the Jedi Order (though Plo Kloon used it)
Electric Judgment is no longer canon. Any form of Force lightning is now classified strictly as a dark side power and the Jedi cannot use it.
question in season 7 of clone wars ,rebels and live action episode of mandalorian has she already surpassed her previous masters and piers and does she look like the adult version that she saw on mortis
Hey Alan? Ahoska mentions Grand Admiral Thrawn in the latest episode. Does this mean Ezra is still alive? And or will we see more Thrawn in the Mandolorian?
This is just my theory: but I think there must have been a reason why the scene at 21:24 - 21:33 was shot as if Din Djarin was the Father and Ahsoka Tano was the Mother as they looked on at Grogu (the Child) as Din held him. Is this foreshadowing a possible relationship? Like even at the end Ahsoka tells Din that Grogu thinks of him as a father.
So I think a good idea for why Asoka is not in any of the new movies or the original trilogy is that she did not contact luke and Lea as much since she had a mission on her own. Force sensitive children could have been abducted by the galactic empire. If she was saving those children who parents are most likely dead and training them to create a new Jedi order in secret. Recovering knowledge and training the next generation. In order to protect them and after seeing why Kyro Ren did she decided not to tell anyone. Even the rebellion so the next generation of Jedi could be safe until ready.
Her Jedi skills were sick in Season 7
at the beginning at the episode she’s using her reverse grip, which proves deadly by her but in the fight with the magistrate she starts off with a regular grip thinking her opponent was all that, but as soon as she got one saber hit off and switched to the reverse grip and beat the magistrate in like 3 seconds
Which makes absolutely no sense as a reverse grip is ALWAYS weaker than a regular grip IRL.
@@SonsOfLorgar Could be because she has more training with a reverse, depends. She clearly likes it tho so 🤷♂️
I think the guilty and stress from the aftermath of order 66, is what prematurely ages obi. Then he hides out on a hutt world unable to do anything to help. I honestly think it would have damn near killed him. To go through everything that’s happened to him, for it to end like it did. Never fall to the dark side.
I took a shot for everytime you said Aahsoka Tano and I am F$%* up
Ahsoka Tano - Daughter of the Force
8:20 not only could Ahoka defeat Vader, easily... Vader also could have stayed her too
It is visible how both had to go thru the emotions and memories, all in a single duel
In the end the reactor was about to explode, killing both, was when Ahsoka decided to sacrifice herself to save Vader, and Vader struck her down at that moment
But Ezra changed everything... Vader needed to let go of the conflict with his son, several years in the future... And so Ahsoka's line ended, until that happened to her for,ready master.
It would have been awesome if she took Grogu the Child under her wing as her Padawan, but declined because Ahsoka felt he was hurt and lost since being taken from Jedi in Coruscant during Clone Wars. He trusted Din, his father figure. Grogu needs to trust another Jedi to show him the way. Too Bad that Yoda went into spiritual realm after living 900 years. I think if Din takes Grogu to that ancient ruins on Tython, Grogu will communicate with Yoda like Luke does with Obi Wan for time to time. Yoda would say to Grogu in his usual way to choose in the ways of the Jedi and alert another Jedi to continues training Grogu. But Dave and Jon have their storylines for Grogu.
Aahsoka would be 45 or 46 when the Mandalorian takes place. Someone as powerful as her in the force would have been a master at that age.
Rewatching these scenes of Rebels I realize her head piece was not too short at the top
And the tails
Video idea:
What is the seeing stone (if I remember correctly from ch13) on Tython mentioned by Ahsoka?
8:36 breakdancing ahsoka!
Love the 80's retro background music
I get that they made her montrals and lekku shorter so she could move better, but I’m really hoping there’s a canon explanation for it. If there’s not one, it better come soon. I’m not mad about it or anything, but it seems too big of a change to ignore.
Okay, I’m 6 minutes in and noticing Allan’s use of “Ahsoka Tano” every time he says her name. He knows a ton about Star Wars & TH-cam which makes me think the reason for the continued use of the character’s full name is specific, and I’m just too uninformed to understand the purpose. Anybody help me out?
A thought experiment: What if Senator Organa became Chancellor instead of Palpatine?
In the Phantom menace after Palpatine calls Valorums ability to lead the republic into question they begin looking for a new Chancellor. Later we find that Palpatine and Organa are up for the seat.
That was a different senator, Bail Antilles
i like the appearance of the Loth-Cat
Another excellent video Alan.
I have a topic regarding Ahsoka & her Duel blade wielding combat form that I would like to hear your point of view on which I will elaborate on momentarily. First a bit of background as to WHY this particular question I will be presenting...
I am starting. My own Star Wars RPG campaign using to Wizards of the Coast 2002 D20 system.
I'm attempting to augment the combat rules- particularly the melee/ light saber combat mechanic and make it more complex then your basic Dice Roll-add bonuses- resolve structure.
I'm wanting to integrate hand to hand combat as well as the 7 forms of saber combat, thus giving players more options and give them a good "minds eye view" and make the combat more "visual".
Now my question: how about a video explaining the flaws in each saber form and explain how using 2 blades or a duel bladed saber could be a weakness at times....
Thanks for your consideration.
I look forward to reading/watching your thoughts on this.
Do not forget that Ahsoka quite literally is the embodiment of the light side of the force. I don't think Ahsoka leaving the order at the moment she did, had anything to do with luck, as she was kind of warned about it on Mortis... also: "In my experience, there's no such thing as luck." ~ Obi-Wan Kenobi ~
- Reference: Clone Wars, Season 3, Episode 16 - Altar of Mortis.
I love you Allen ❤️
Luke and Leia won’t find a better link to their heritage than meeting Asoka.
Ahsoka Tano IS a Grey Jedi . She is ALSO the final resting place of the Daughter , the very Embodiment of the Light .
Take a drink every time he says Ahsoka Tano, instead of just saying Ahsoka.
My favourite Clone Wars character!
and if ahsoka,kanan,ezra cros pads with,yoda,obi wan and luke would they have finished the empire quick in a what if that you gerrations teck can do
I agree her character was spot on
Love your videos! I wondered if you have made a one about what happens to all the lightsabers of fallen Jedi. Since younglings harvest their own crystal old sabers aren’t passed on. We seen characters like Greivous but something would have to be done with them Lightsabers are dangerous rare items to be sold around which they sometimes did.
ASHOKA!!!!! Grogu, Thyton and THRAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!
The ig-100s ahsoka fought weren’t personally trained by General Grivious, only his guard were
Were Kanan en Ezra riding ahsoka's bike while visiting the Bandu in Rebels S03E02 the holocrons of fate?
Awsome good vid Alan. Spot on I think!
8:40 Ahsoka learned that move from Jedi master Jairo.
It took most of the episode to get use to her new voice. And her live action form seemed based upon her clone wars self, not her more adult Rebels form.
She needs her on live-action movie
After seeing her vs. The scrubs.... then Luke vs. The dark troopers... I'd say not enough. I love ashoka. Honestly, I do. But seeing Luke walk through all of that was awesome.
Obi told maul on his death bed. He IS the one.
5:26 did anyone else see the cursor?
Either Ahsoka is past her prime, or that Magistrate had skills.
Ahsoka would’ve been somewhere in her mid to late thirties by the time of the Mandalorian, so I say she’s still in her prime. Besides, she was toying with Mandalorian and her goal was to get information from her not kill her
Daryl Franklin, Jr. Ahsoka is 45 in Mandalorian
It you really anilize the situation you see that it makes sense the way it played out. Asoka could have easily killed her but she needed the information she had. She knew that they only way to het what she wanted was to disarm her.
I have no common sense But yes exactly Ahsoka was toying with her hence why she knocked one of Ahsoka’s lightsabers away, then Ahsoka stepped it up. Obj wan gets disarmed so many times and everyone still respects him, Ahsoka gets disarmed and the Ahsoka haters go guns blazing
Ramon Florencio Perez exactly even tho Ahsoka clearly was holding back, the magistrate took advantage of that and disarmed her then Ahsoka stopped toying with her fought back
Has no one heard of sentiment lol? She was still conflicted during her fight with Vader. Someone like Mace Windu would’ve killed Vader without a second thought. Doesn’t mean she couldn’t just she had her reservations
A true guardian of the Force
This may be a weird question, but could you do a video explaining why Anakin was afraid Padme would die in childbirth, despite the ridiculously advanced medical technology the Republic had?
The force oversees everything and binds us. This is why anakin was so afraid. He knew that the force surrounded her as it did with his mother. He had visions of his mother dying and witnessed it with his own eyes. He was proclaimed as the chosen one aka the one to bring the sith down. He had no reason to believe that his force visions were fake. No technology can match up to the force.
I like when he said Ahsoka Tano
We need a movie about her.
By the way there is a typo in the description!
The whole franchise is being revived thanks to Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, i finally have hope for Star Wars !
how did you not know it was possible to turn off an opponents lightsaber if you massively outweigh them in force ability? yoda does it to asaj in like the first or second episode of clone wars 😳
if you look, Ahsoka taps some aggression to win the fight to take back the village in Mandalorian.
She is the embodiment of the light side of the force the daughter is it
I feel like they nerfed her in mando. I mean, did you watch the last season of clone wars?
True but she wasn't fighting to kill so that could be why
Bruh wut
100% nerfed
@@leifkhas7425 Reasonable
She held her own against Maul longer than Qui Gon.
Does anyone else want a meeting between Ahsoka Tano and Luke Skywalker to happen?
Her force abilities may be stronger but her body would be pretty worn by Mando. Years of extreme combat and acrobatics would've taken a toll.
Isn't she only around her late 30s early 40s though lol.
@@seb5542 Ask a paratrooper or Infantryman how their bodies feel by time they reach their mid 30s and they will elaborate what 15 to 20 years of intensive training and or combat does to your body.
@@seb5542 Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi in a New Hope are more realistic depictions of how worn down warriors would be by middle aged. Even Maul in Rebels is good depiction of a career warrior.
Lol her species probably age different than humans, plus we’ve seen dooku show off at his old age
@@shawnjones7295 True she may age differently. Dooku had to call on the force to just keep up with his duel with Anakin, age takes a toll on everyone, even Yoda.