Maybe Saw Gerrera in Bad Batch tries to reveal at Anakin that Ahsoka Is alive and She Is contact with Bail and Lux even Anakin won't believe It until 15 years later.......
This series gave us so much. Dooku deleting the archives, the fact that he was still in the Jedi order at the start of episode 1 and Qui-Gons death was the last straw. Anakin unknowingly training Ashoka to survive order 66, Ashoka being present at Padmés funeral. And correct me if I’m wrong, but I think she purifies the inquisitors red crystal to get her white lightsabers. We defo need more, different stories of other Jedi we might not know about. Even a tales of the sith, we could know more about young Palpatine, Maul etc
I don't think she purifies the crystals from that inquisitor's lightsaber as it is seemingly an entirely different inquisitor that she meets later on down the line
"Yo...Senator, CT-1638 here, do you remember me? I'm the red guy you said I could contact to, the emperor is replacing shock troopers with recruits, so... don't you have some job for me? Please"
@@maul8384 They were referring to the upcoming season 2 of Bad Batch. But I agree, a full-length series will probably not have as polished animation as this short 6-episode series does.
Dooku had already left the order at the events of the phantom menace. He went home to Serenno to help building the planet but Yoda allowed him to keep his saber. He was still welcome at the temple and visited often. That's why he's still there in that episode.
It would almost have to happen that way, since Inquisitors carry double-bladed lightsabers. It's the only canonical explanation for how Ahsoka ended up with her 2 white lightsabers.
@@jeffburnham6611 That scene is in the Ahsoka novel and it talks about her making her lightsabers and healing the red crystals, turning them white, and using them. So yes I think that is what 99th is referring to :3
Fun fact, in case no one else has mentioned it yet: the kid watching Ahsoka train at the start of episode 5 was Kanan Jarrus from Rebels, then known by his actual name of Caleb Dume.
I get why everyone says they wish these episodes could have been longer I feel the same way but the ability of the creators to tell such an impactful story in such a short amount of time is amazing. There are literally thousands of shows/movies that have a run time that's 3 or more times longer but have nowhere near that storytelling. This series as short as it is is definitively one of the best in terms of flushing out more of the lore in Star Wars. It's a win in my book and a middle finger to anyone who says Star Wars isn't good anymore.
4:20 see, Yaddle still wants to help Dooku and feels his pain, anyone else from the council "Oh he's turned, you're under arrest/kill him no further questions or being empathetic with him that will only bring you closer to the darkside by doing this"
Dooku had already left the Order at this point according to the canon Dooku novel. But he visited the Temple frequently so his presence is not unusual. His having to use Sifo-Dyas' access code is because he no longer has top-level clearance.
Dooku left the Jedi several years previously and became the Count of Sereno. But like how a former FBI agent still keeps their security clearance after they leave, Dooku could still access the archives.
Just for more context master yaddle was at the first couple of Jedi council meetings within episode 1 but does not appear at qui gon Jin’s funeral and never see her again within the Star Wars universe… so episode 4 did fill that missing information
These were great back story tidbits. Dooku in the archives and how he went full dark side after Qui Gon's death. And Asoka being trained hard to survive Order 66. Way too short. But there are other Jedi out there and more tales to be told. :)
For me Dooku's fall is truly heartbreaking....right until he decides to give Master Yaddle "Peace". During Dooku's life, the Jedi had gone from protecting the people of the Republic to protecting the Republic. The Jedi Council only accepted like-minded people becoming an echo chamber that promoted rules, caution, and indecision. None of the Council could really think outside the box. Think about this, the Jedi made a big deal of Dooku leaving the Order but Yaddle stepped down from the Council in protest over Qui Gon's death and disappeared, vanished without a word, yet the Council did nothing to investigate.
Obi Wan is an example of what THe jedi wanted to create. he is the embodiment of trust towards the republic even though this republic would be his downfall and his order and is betraying the way of the jedi. Qui Gon is the embodiment of what is to be a jedi doing the right thing not the thing others ask you to do.
2 things: In ep 5, did you realize who the padawan watching Ahsoka's test was? And Ep 6 they called Ahsoka by another name which is a nod to the Ahsoka novel if you have read it. I think that ep 6 kinda cannonizes parts of the Ahsoka novel. I really recommend it if you haven't read it.
1st - That's mentioned in the 'Bad Batch' series, when Order 66 is enacted. 2nd - the name that Ahsoka uses, 'Ashla', refers to the light side of the force... but that reference is thousands of years old. The only being that Ahsoka could have learned that from, was Bendu.
such an amazing series...so poetically told and the animation was phenomenal. love it so so much. i wanted to see ahsoka purify the red crystals and form her rebels sabers....maybe next season!
FINALLY got around to actually watching these on Patreon; so good! Great to see more backstory on Dooku's fall and his motivation that ultimately led to it (in addition to obviously Palpatine's manipulation). He honestly had a similarly tragic fall to Anakin. Wanted what was best for the people and saw that the Jedi as an institution had lost sight of that and thus what they truly stood for. Unfortunately, like you alluded to, he went about things the wrong way - in no small part thanks to Palpatine's manipulation - but it definitely makes you sympathize with Dooku's position more given this new information. Was cool to see Ahsoka's origin story of how her Force sensitivity was discovered and how Anakin's intense training allowed her to survive Order 66! And she made EASY work of that Inquisitor lol, what a bad ass!
1st episode made me facepalm. What kind of idiot mother will take her 1-year old child to hunt? How are you gonna shoot a rifle when her head is right under your shoulder, how do you know that she won’t cry and scare the prey, how are you gonna chase the prey? How are you gonna protect her from a predator…oh… And this child, who doesn’t understand what’s going on and thought that tiger is just playing games with mommy, who doesn’t even talk yet, who never used the Force before, somehow not only stops the tiger from eating her, not only convinces it to give her a ride, but somehow makes it to bring her to the village which it would never come close to because it knows it would be shot…She didn’t even know in which direction the village was from them! Even Ezra, who isn’t a great character, had real trouble with calming down animals or just making them feel his emotions, and he was a teenager with some basic Force training! Bravo Dave Filoni, you made Ahsoka a Mary Sue. And the weird thing - in next episode she is failing again and again! Does that mean that training makes her worse?
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p It is going to be important for her to fail. I dont want them to write her off as a Mary Sue either. Shes actually my favorite character at the moment, but like Grogu, they need to be careful to not make her unbeatable.
A key thing to remember is that during the prequel era, we aren’t seeing the Jedi at their peak. We’re seeing them a thousand years after their peak, as they’ve gradually gotten comfortable and lost their way, becoming arrogant and complacent. At this point, their days are already numbered.
The inquisitors at this point were only used to fighting untrained children or guilt-ridden old men and women. In this, we see how good they were against a Jedi in her prime. Ahsoka might say she isn't a Jedi, but I would say she isn't a Jedi of the Republic. What she became afterward...was something else.
My favorite thing about episode 7 is that we can see how manipulative Palpatine is to be able to make the public view the Empire as their savior from the outside, however the second they see it for what it truly is they realize they've been lied to, which is why I don't blame that kid for what he did
Dooku's arc was interesting and clarifying, but it didn't really tell us anything we didn't already know. We knew from Attack of the Clones that Jango Fett was recruited by Darth Tyranus (Dooku's sith name) to create the clone army, and that he did it using Sifo Dyas' credentials and likely also used those credentials to delete Kamino from the archives. That was a bit more spelled out in The Clone Wars season 6. We also knew the Clones needed to take 10 years to grow, so Dooku must have already been under Sidious' influence during The Phantom Menace.This just showed us the final fall, and what happened to Yaddle. (She is actually in The Phantom Menace, in the council scenes, but she has no lines, and she's missing from the end of the movie.) It's creepy to think that the Council was on Naboo for the funeral and then that huge party at the end, totally unaware that Dooku turned and murdered Yaddle. It really was too easy for Sidious to deceive them. I feel like this show should have been called "Flaws of the Jedi" because it so blatantly points out everything they did wrong. "It's a lousy test." Anakin was of course, right, and as a result, Ahsoka is arguably the best defensive swordsman in the series. (Maul is the best offensive swordsman, in my opinion.)
But Anakin is not moody for no reason. He's right entirely. That was a simple standard test that in no way challenged Ahsoka. Her ability in that test was a joke compared to actual combat. These kinds of arrogant oversimplified holding back potential in favor of tradition is why the Jedi were taken by surprise and became extinct. They got lazy and Palpatine made them pay for it. Anakin can see this as well as Dokuu and Qui Gon could.
I always thought yadel and yoda had grogu. That's why his thoughts were so clouded. Yay snips. They need to make a jedi academy series with luke training them. You had me laughing again. Keep up the good work girl.
The issue with the Jedi seem to be being too focused on the system and the big picture. They maintain the Republic, and miss how it's system are subverted by the senators, including Palpatine. They maintain their own spiritual system, and miss why it isn't working for Anakin. They stick to the rules, and miss why it drove Dooku and Ahsoka who do follow their system away from them, and caused Qui-Gon to keep his distance.
As soon as Yaddle mentions Qui-Gon, that's what sets Dooku over the edge, making him even more aggressive in the duel, because Dooku has already lost Qui-Gon for good. He has nothing left to lose anymore.
Palpatine's corruption is a topic I'd debate any time. You see I don't think he's corrupt in any way. Corruption implies a taint, or a poisoning that eventually changes someone. Palpatine had ALWAYS been Darth Sidius. The face of the kindly old senator is quite simply a lie; a facade to elicit the support he needed to place himself into the role he was stealing. His motives were never "poisoned or tainted" They were pure from day one. So he's not corrupt, exactly; evil, yes absolutely, but not corrupt. He's in fact incorruptible from his determined path. If he makes a decision it's done. No one's changing his mind. That in itself shows an incorruptible mind.
Just wanted to point out a few things both from questions you asked and extended universe info. 1. Ahsoka lost her lightsabers in the series finale of the Clone Wars during the crash. They were later picked up by Vader. 2. The fake name she used in the last episode "Ashla" is the ancient name for the light side of the force i Star Wars. Bogan is the dark side. 3. As pointed by a lot of people in other videos Dooku used Sifo Dyas's access code in order to delete Kamino's information which means he wasn't a member of the order at the time. Sifo Dyas was Dooku's best friend and a Jedi heavily proficient in seeing the future and actually foresaw the Clone Wars. Dooku killed him and then used his name to make the clone army with the kaminoians.
I honestly thought the inquisitor would’ve lasted longer than that. But I should’ve known Asoka would beat him. And to heck with the grand inquisitor, this inquisitor was scary.
3:44 By this time, Dooku has already left the Order. He was always welcomed back to speak to the Council or visit. They even still call him a "Master." But he is fully independent of the Order by now.
There's no way Yaddle could have Escape Darth Sidious would have sent Dooku out to get her they both would have hunted her down and probably captured her
Did you notice that the voice of Qui-Gon is really Liam Neeson... and yes, I loved this Tails Of The Jedi. The Clone Wars isn`t over... it still has a lot to show us.
I Hope that when Rebels season five ended with the return of Jedi that is look alike the true alternative ending, we will see Anakin ghost and Ahsoka see Ezra that he want to reunite with his crew just like in the ending of Little Mermaid when King Triron and Sebastian see Ariel that she want Eric
The Jedi are more corrupt than the Sith in this era. They seriously needed to be purged which makes it easier to understand Dooku’s frustration. I don’t believe Dooku was “corrupted” by Sidious. The Jedi pushed him to that extent.
Dooku wasn’t actually a jedi anymore by the time of Phantom Menace. He left the order 10 years prior (I think) to be Count of Serenno. But he left on good terms with the order. They let him keep his saber and he would visit the temple. This was one of his visits. Hence why he hasn’t met Obi-Wan yet. Dooku thought things would get better because Sidious lied to him. He had no idea about the Empire plan, he truly believed in the separatist side and thought they could/would win. That’s why he’s so shocked when Palpatine tells Anakin to kill him. Close. Organa Rex is presumably working with the empire to keep his cover. Or doing whatever he was doing during Bad Batch. A clone, a servant of the empire, hanging around with some random person who matches the description of a wanted jedi? That wouldn’t be a smart move. She left both her sabers behind on the moon they crashed on in the Clone Wars finale. To make it seem like she died. She’s trying not to draw attention and out herself, and if she has a saber to use, there’s a higher possibility of that.
He knew about the Empire. He planted order 66 chips in clones and he told Obi-Wan that Darth Sidious is in control of everything. He planned to rule Empire himself by overthrowing Palpatine, that's why he said to Obi "Join me and together we will destroy the Sith". I think her shoto saber was kept by Rex.
I loved the Dooku episodes! I…liked the the Ahsoka episodes. Just a tiny but disappointed, mainly with the last one. If the Ahsoka novel didn’t exist, I would like the last episode a lot more. It’s basically the same story, and it’s meant to be, but shorter, things were changed, and they didn’t even include Ahsoka making her white sabers!
They said the Council was leaving for Naboo, so I doubt the funeral was the same day as the events of the episode. It was probably a couple days later.
You think the tales of the Jedi episodes were short. Back before the clone wars CGI show there was another clone wars show in 2D animation and the episodes they aired were only 5 minutes.
In episode 2 when Dooku is fighting Obi Wan and Ankain he says that Qui Gon would have probably switched sides seeing all the corruption within the Jedi Council and how it had lost its purpose and he has a point, Qui Gon was one of the wisest in all the Jedi and he wouldn't have switched side but he would have left the Jedi. Also I'm quite shocked that you didn't noticed episode 4 happened during the Phantom Menace.
It seems likely that Palpatine groomed both Anakin and Dooku. And that the Jedi are too strict in some areas, and too lax in others, at this time. A product, no doubt, of their close ties to the Senate, and the compromises that had to be made just to act in an Official capacity, and not be hunted as vigilantes by the Republic. As for Ahsoka, OUTSTANDING JEDI moment there at the end. That's a JEDI! (Bail Organa or Buy an Armadillo . . . name please! -- nice moment.) So glad they made this series! Loved your reactions, as usual; hope you're having a good day.
"So that's why Kamino got deleted, it was Dooku." "That's WHY I'm here." - Obi-Wan Kenobi, Attack of the Clones To be honest though, every time she DOES remember something to prob I'm like, "I'm so proud!". 😁 Everyone knows it's Senator Oregano!
Be careful to jump to conclusions when some one critiques you, that is the mark of mediocrity. Anakin broke the froth wall and forced you to eat your words XD. In all seriousness Anakin’s higher level of difficulty has merits as you saw I the last episode of the clone wars.
As much as I'm not minding Andor, how come we're getting 2 seasons of that show with 12 episodes per season at no less than a half hour in length for each episode, but this series, which I feel like a lot more people are excited about, has only 6 short episodes? I'm not complaining, but I feel like it needs more. Short episodes seem too fast paced. Also, it really was chilling seeing Ahsoka's training, when that same training allowed her to escape being completely surrounded by clones during Order 66. The last 2 episodes of this show were just amazing.
She started with the first two and seems to have fallen off. Shame, ep3 really caps off the first arc with a bang and the show just puts out bangers every week
"Sadistic"? Really Alyska? Really? Anakin is right. It's life and death. Like many of his lessons, they paid off. Ahsoka lives to this day. Please be grateful for Teacher Anakin. Sadistic?!? Please....
I really enjoyed tales of the jedi, but I kind of feel that, while episode 6 was awesome, it also kind of cheated the Ahsoka novel's story, which if you haven't done already, you should definitely read, btw!
Did no one watch Rebels....Ahsoka basically takes on inquisitors and beats them with ease. The moment I saw this inquisitor alone challenging Ahsoka, I knew she was going to beat him with ease...Even without her Lightsabers. Her ability to sense what other people plan to do is why she is so damn good but now we know that it was Anakin who helped train her senses to the absolute maximum.
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p ahsoka had three years of intense wartime experience where she fought in countless battles and as we see in this short, intensive training off the battle field as well. Anakin trains her hard because he cares about her and wants her to survive. Inquisitors are not trained like this because then they could be a threat to Vader and palpatine. So like I said, an inquisitor should be no problem for her.
My favourite part was Anakin preparing her for order 66 without even knowing it, it actually explains why she survived so well
Maybe Saw Gerrera in Bad Batch tries to reveal at Anakin that Ahsoka Is alive and She Is contact with Bail and Lux even Anakin won't believe It until 15 years later.......
This series gave us so much. Dooku deleting the archives, the fact that he was still in the Jedi order at the start of episode 1 and Qui-Gons death was the last straw. Anakin unknowingly training Ashoka to survive order 66, Ashoka being present at Padmés funeral. And correct me if I’m wrong, but I think she purifies the inquisitors red crystal to get her white lightsabers.
We defo need more, different stories of other Jedi we might not know about. Even a tales of the sith, we could know more about young Palpatine, Maul etc
He actually left the order 10 years prior to the phantom menace, he just visited a lot and was still a respected master.
Seeing Kanan as a little boy and admiring Ahsoka . . .
@@carloz1536 so that mean he been was working with palpatine thats crazy just thinking about it
I don't think she purifies the crystals from that inquisitor's lightsaber as it is seemingly an entirely different inquisitor that she meets later on down the line
Dooku left the Order long before Phantom Menace. I don’t remember what year it was exactly, but it was definitely a few years before Obi-Wan turned 17
It'd be funny if one of those clones actually contacted Bail Organa asking for a favour at some point lol
"Yo...Senator, CT-1638 here, do you remember me? I'm the red guy you said I could contact to, the emperor is replacing shock troopers with recruits, so... don't you have some job for me? Please"
These shorts make me so hyped for Bad Batch. The animation team just keeps out doing themselves.
I cannot wait till BB returns. Been TOO long!
The bad batch isn’t as good as this lol
BB looks so good for season 2
@@bemasaberwyn55 yeah it “looks” good that’s the only thing good about it 😂
@@maul8384 They were referring to the upcoming season 2 of Bad Batch. But I agree, a full-length series will probably not have as polished animation as this short 6-episode series does.
Dooku had already left the order at the events of the phantom menace. He went home to Serenno to help building the planet but Yoda allowed him to keep his saber. He was still welcome at the temple and visited often. That's why he's still there in that episode.
And why he has to use Sifo-Dyas' access code.
17:32 - 17:34
Alyska: "Where is her lightsaber?"
Me: *after Ahsoka completely kills the Inquisitior with his lightsaber* "He's holding it." 😎
It would almost have to happen that way, since Inquisitors carry double-bladed lightsabers. It's the only canonical explanation for how Ahsoka ended up with her 2 white lightsabers.
@@jeffburnham6611 That scene is in the Ahsoka novel and it talks about her making her lightsabers and healing the red crystals, turning them white, and using them. So yes I think that is what 99th is referring to :3
Ahsoka in this episode didn't have her White lightsaber that Bail hidden It
"Lets hope all that training paid off...."
The chills man... 😭
It was great hearing Liam Neeson doing the voice of Qui-Gon Jinn
That was actually Liam Neeson's son voicing Qui Gon
@@justmango1093 That was in Episode 2, in Episode 4 he was voiced by Liam Neeson
And Ian Mcdiarmid voicing palpatine
I always remember Matt Lanter and Ashley Eckstein nailing their lines as Anakin and Ahsoka in the entire Clone Wars series!
Fun fact: Yaddle is voiced by Bryce Dallas Howard aka Claire from the Jurassic World movies, director of some Mando episodes, she’s done a lot really.
Fun fact, in case no one else has mentioned it yet: the kid watching Ahsoka train at the start of episode 5 was Kanan Jarrus from Rebels, then known by his actual name of Caleb Dume.
That is also mentioned in the Bad Batch series, when order 66 was enacted.
I get why everyone says they wish these episodes could have been longer I feel the same way but the ability of the creators to tell such an impactful story in such a short amount of time is amazing. There are literally thousands of shows/movies that have a run time that's 3 or more times longer but have nowhere near that storytelling. This series as short as it is is definitively one of the best in terms of flushing out more of the lore in Star Wars. It's a win in my book and a middle finger to anyone who says Star Wars isn't good anymore.
4:20 see, Yaddle still wants to help Dooku and feels his pain, anyone else from the council "Oh he's turned, you're under arrest/kill him no further questions or being empathetic with him that will only bring you closer to the darkside by doing this"
We need like a million seasons of this show haha
Dooku had already left the Order at this point according to the canon Dooku novel. But he visited the Temple frequently so his presence is not unusual. His having to use Sifo-Dyas' access code is because he no longer has top-level clearance.
Dooku left the Jedi several years previously and became the Count of Sereno. But like how a former FBI agent still keeps their security clearance after they leave, Dooku could still access the archives.
A mistake on both counts.
Seeing you and Ahsoka on the screen at the same time make me realize what a badass cosplay that would be for you. Yall do be lookin similar
Anakins training saved Ashokas life
Just for more context master yaddle was at the first couple of Jedi council meetings within episode 1 but does not appear at qui gon Jin’s funeral and never see her again within the Star Wars universe… so episode 4 did fill that missing information
These were great back story tidbits. Dooku in the archives and how he went full dark side after Qui Gon's death. And Asoka being trained hard to survive Order 66. Way too short. But there are other Jedi out there and more tales to be told. :)
Did you notice the little boy watching Ahsoka in ep 5? That was Kannan Jarrus.
EDIT: I should say Caleb Dume at this point in time.
For me Dooku's fall is truly heartbreaking....right until he decides to give Master Yaddle "Peace". During Dooku's life, the Jedi had gone from protecting the people of the Republic to protecting the Republic. The Jedi Council only accepted like-minded people becoming an echo chamber that promoted rules, caution, and indecision. None of the Council could really think outside the box. Think about this, the Jedi made a big deal of Dooku leaving the Order but Yaddle stepped down from the Council in protest over Qui Gon's death and disappeared, vanished without a word, yet the Council did nothing to investigate.
Obi Wan is an example of what THe jedi wanted to create. he is the embodiment of trust towards the republic even though this republic would be his downfall and his order and is betraying the way of the jedi.
Qui Gon is the embodiment of what is to be a jedi doing the right thing not the thing others ask you to do.
Really enjoyed these! Hope they do more in the future! Thank you for another amazing reaction Alyce!
I hope they do more too but I’d also be fine without because I’m afraid they won’t be able to match the standard set by these episodes
2 things: In ep 5, did you realize who the padawan watching Ahsoka's test was? And Ep 6 they called Ahsoka by another name which is a nod to the Ahsoka novel if you have read it. I think that ep 6 kinda cannonizes parts of the Ahsoka novel. I really recommend it if you haven't read it.
1st - That's mentioned in the 'Bad Batch' series, when Order 66 is enacted. 2nd - the name that Ahsoka uses, 'Ashla', refers to the light side of the force... but that reference is thousands of years old. The only being that Ahsoka could have learned that from, was Bendu.
such an amazing series...so poetically told and the animation was phenomenal. love it so so much. i wanted to see ahsoka purify the red crystals and form her rebels sabers....maybe next season!
FINALLY got around to actually watching these on Patreon; so good! Great to see more backstory on Dooku's fall and his motivation that ultimately led to it (in addition to obviously Palpatine's manipulation). He honestly had a similarly tragic fall to Anakin. Wanted what was best for the people and saw that the Jedi as an institution had lost sight of that and thus what they truly stood for. Unfortunately, like you alluded to, he went about things the wrong way - in no small part thanks to Palpatine's manipulation - but it definitely makes you sympathize with Dooku's position more given this new information.
Was cool to see Ahsoka's origin story of how her Force sensitivity was discovered and how Anakin's intense training allowed her to survive Order 66! And she made EASY work of that Inquisitor lol, what a bad ass!
man the Ahsoka arc just killed me completely, so good
i wish we would've gotten a scene where she transformed the kyber crystals from red to white
@@lautarodezuliani1068 we'll most likely get that in a flash back during the Ahsoka show
1st episode made me facepalm. What kind of idiot mother will take her 1-year old child to hunt? How are you gonna shoot a rifle when her head is right under your shoulder, how do you know that she won’t cry and scare the prey, how are you gonna chase the prey? How are you gonna protect her from a predator…oh… And this child, who doesn’t understand what’s going on and thought that tiger is just playing games with mommy, who doesn’t even talk yet, who never used the Force before, somehow not only stops the tiger from eating her, not only convinces it to give her a ride, but somehow makes it to bring her to the village which it would never come close to because it knows it would be shot…She didn’t even know in which direction the village was from them! Even Ezra, who isn’t a great character, had real trouble with calming down animals or just making them feel his emotions, and he was a teenager with some basic Force training! Bravo Dave Filoni, you made Ahsoka a Mary Sue. And the weird thing - in next episode she is failing again and again! Does that mean that training makes her worse?
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p brother what did i just read😂😂
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p It is going to be important for her to fail. I dont want them to write her off as a Mary Sue either. Shes actually my favorite character at the moment, but like Grogu, they need to be careful to not make her unbeatable.
That end scene in episode 5 was unfair! I can't wait for the Ahsoka serie.
“We’re is her lightsaber?!” Remember she threw them away/lost them back at the Venator skermish. Jedi can’t magic them out off thin air XD.
Thank You for the reactions! ♥️ I think TotJ is amazing! 💙🧡 Loved the Dooku's and Ahsoka's stories. Episode 4 was my favorite.
A key thing to remember is that during the prequel era, we aren’t seeing the Jedi at their peak. We’re seeing them a thousand years after their peak, as they’ve gradually gotten comfortable and lost their way, becoming arrogant and complacent. At this point, their days are already numbered.
13:40 "Help will always be given at Hogwarts to those who ask for it."
The inquisitors at this point were only used to fighting untrained children or guilt-ridden old men and women. In this, we see how good they were against a Jedi in her prime. Ahsoka might say she isn't a Jedi, but I would say she isn't a Jedi of the Republic. What she became afterward...was something else.
My favorite thing about episode 7 is that we can see how manipulative Palpatine is to be able to make the public view the Empire as their savior from the outside, however the second they see it for what it truly is they realize they've been lied to, which is why I don't blame that kid for what he did
Dooku's arc was interesting and clarifying, but it didn't really tell us anything we didn't already know. We knew from Attack of the Clones that Jango Fett was recruited by Darth Tyranus (Dooku's sith name) to create the clone army, and that he did it using Sifo Dyas' credentials and likely also used those credentials to delete Kamino from the archives. That was a bit more spelled out in The Clone Wars season 6. We also knew the Clones needed to take 10 years to grow, so Dooku must have already been under Sidious' influence during The Phantom Menace.This just showed us the final fall, and what happened to Yaddle. (She is actually in The Phantom Menace, in the council scenes, but she has no lines, and she's missing from the end of the movie.) It's creepy to think that the Council was on Naboo for the funeral and then that huge party at the end, totally unaware that Dooku turned and murdered Yaddle. It really was too easy for Sidious to deceive them.
I feel like this show should have been called "Flaws of the Jedi" because it so blatantly points out everything they did wrong. "It's a lousy test." Anakin was of course, right, and as a result, Ahsoka is arguably the best defensive swordsman in the series. (Maul is the best offensive swordsman, in my opinion.)
The child watching Ahsoka train in the beginning of episode 5 was Kanan from Rebels
But Anakin is not moody for no reason. He's right entirely. That was a simple standard test that in no way challenged Ahsoka. Her ability in that test was a joke compared to actual combat. These kinds of arrogant oversimplified holding back potential in favor of tradition is why the Jedi were taken by surprise and became extinct. They got lazy and Palpatine made them pay for it. Anakin can see this as well as Dokuu and Qui Gon could.
The this is yes, Dooku was naive but he accepted the fact that you can't change the world without getting your hands dirty...
I always thought yadel and yoda had grogu. That's why his thoughts were so clouded. Yay snips. They need to make a jedi academy series with luke training them. You had me laughing again. Keep up the good work girl.
The issue with the Jedi seem to be being too focused on the system and the big picture. They maintain the Republic, and miss how it's system are subverted by the senators, including Palpatine. They maintain their own spiritual system, and miss why it isn't working for Anakin. They stick to the rules, and miss why it drove Dooku and Ahsoka who do follow their system away from them, and caused Qui-Gon to keep his distance.
Joins the sith to bring peace.
First line of the Sith code:
Peace is a lie. There is only Power
Ahh yes, good ol' senator Armadillo xD.
As soon as Yaddle mentions Qui-Gon, that's what sets Dooku over the edge, making him even more aggressive in the duel, because Dooku has already lost Qui-Gon for good. He has nothing left to lose anymore.
Palpatine's corruption is a topic I'd debate any time. You see I don't think he's corrupt in any way. Corruption implies a taint, or a poisoning that eventually changes someone. Palpatine had ALWAYS been Darth Sidius. The face of the kindly old senator is quite simply a lie; a facade to elicit the support he needed to place himself into the role he was stealing. His motives were never "poisoned or tainted" They were pure from day one. So he's not corrupt, exactly; evil, yes absolutely, but not corrupt. He's in fact incorruptible from his determined path. If he makes a decision it's done. No one's changing his mind. That in itself shows an incorruptible mind.
Just wanted to point out a few things both from questions you asked and extended universe info.
1. Ahsoka lost her lightsabers in the series finale of the Clone Wars during the crash. They were later picked up by Vader.
2. The fake name she used in the last episode "Ashla" is the ancient name for the light side of the force i Star Wars. Bogan is the dark side.
3. As pointed by a lot of people in other videos Dooku used Sifo Dyas's access code in order to delete Kamino's information which means he wasn't a member of the order at the time. Sifo Dyas was Dooku's best friend and a Jedi heavily proficient in seeing the future and actually foresaw the Clone Wars. Dooku killed him and then used his name to make the clone army with the kaminoians.
Yaddle is the bravest little woman ever in Star Wars
1:29 -- That's Yaddle. She's in the prequels, in the Jedi Council scenes.
Only just noticed the boba fett chair, looking fire.
I honestly thought the inquisitor would’ve lasted longer than that. But I should’ve known Asoka would beat him. And to heck with the grand inquisitor, this inquisitor was scary.
I just keep thinking... he couldn't save Padme. He couldn't even save himself. But he could save her.
The young Padawan watching Ahsoka train in the temple is actually Kanan from Rebels.
3:44 By this time, Dooku has already left the Order. He was always welcomed back to speak to the Council or visit. They even still call him a "Master."
But he is fully independent of the Order by now.
When Yaddle disappears after Dooku strikes because of that music I honestly thought that was her death for a moment
You have to continue Andor. It's the best Star Wars content Disney has done.
There's no way Yaddle could have Escape Darth Sidious would have sent Dooku out to get her they both would have hunted her down and probably captured her
Did you notice that the voice of Qui-Gon is really Liam Neeson... and yes, I loved this Tails Of The Jedi. The Clone Wars isn`t over... it still has a lot to show us.
I Hope that when Rebels season five ended with the return of Jedi that is look alike the true alternative ending, we will see Anakin ghost and Ahsoka see Ezra that he want to reunite with his crew just like in the ending of Little Mermaid when King Triron and Sebastian see Ariel that she want Eric
The Jedi are more corrupt than the Sith in this era. They seriously needed to be purged which makes it easier to understand Dooku’s frustration. I don’t believe Dooku was “corrupted” by Sidious. The Jedi pushed him to that extent.
Dooku wasn’t actually a jedi anymore by the time of Phantom Menace. He left the order 10 years prior (I think) to be Count of Serenno. But he left on good terms with the order. They let him keep his saber and he would visit the temple. This was one of his visits. Hence why he hasn’t met Obi-Wan yet.
Dooku thought things would get better because Sidious lied to him. He had no idea about the Empire plan, he truly believed in the separatist side and thought they could/would win. That’s why he’s so shocked when Palpatine tells Anakin to kill him.
Close. Organa
Rex is presumably working with the empire to keep his cover. Or doing whatever he was doing during Bad Batch. A clone, a servant of the empire, hanging around with some random person who matches the description of a wanted jedi? That wouldn’t be a smart move.
She left both her sabers behind on the moon they crashed on in the Clone Wars finale. To make it seem like she died. She’s trying not to draw attention and out herself, and if she has a saber to use, there’s a higher possibility of that.
He knew about the Empire. He planted order 66 chips in clones and he told Obi-Wan that Darth Sidious is in control of everything. He planned to rule Empire himself by overthrowing Palpatine, that's why he said to Obi "Join me and together we will destroy the Sith". I think her shoto saber was kept by Rex.
17:32 He holds her future lightsabers in his hand, basically.
18:03 Alyska.... sarcasm central? :P
Hi Alyska love your reaction to tales of the Jedi I love seeing you watching Star Wars. May the force be with you Alyska 😇
just filmed my reactions! i feel so bad for dooku yalll
yea, in the last episode Ahsoka becomes Fulcrum
Episode 4 to me was the strongest of the season but episode 5 was my absolute favorite...Ahsoka, Anakin, Rex :(
btw, Master Yaddle was voiced by Bryce Dallas Howard.
I love how they showed emotions without words even. Ahsoka was so calm and mature.
I just love watching your reactions you are just so adorable may the force be with you 😊
I loved the Dooku episodes!
I…liked the the Ahsoka episodes. Just a tiny but disappointed, mainly with the last one. If the Ahsoka novel didn’t exist, I would like the last episode a lot more. It’s basically the same story, and it’s meant to be, but shorter, things were changed, and they didn’t even include Ahsoka making her white sabers!
Some of it is most likely being saved for the Ahsoka show itself.
Yeah I wish they showed more Dooku instead.
I have a feeling its not the last we will see if this arc in this new series
How Sidious came there so quickly while he was in Qui's funeral in Naboo? There might be twins.
They said the Council was leaving for Naboo, so I doubt the funeral was the same day as the events of the episode. It was probably a couple days later.
My favorite episode was the Anakin training ahsoka one
This was 🔥 love the video Alyska stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way
You think the tales of the Jedi episodes were short. Back before the clone wars CGI show there was another clone wars show in 2D animation and the episodes they aired were only 5 minutes.
Alyska: F$CK him up Ahsoka
*Ahsoka bodies the Inquisitor*
Alyska *Surprised Pikachu face*
In episode 2 when Dooku is fighting Obi Wan and Ankain he says that Qui Gon would have probably switched sides seeing all the corruption within the Jedi Council and how it had lost its purpose and he has a point, Qui Gon was one of the wisest in all the Jedi and he wouldn't have switched side but he would have left the Jedi. Also I'm quite shocked that you didn't noticed episode 4 happened during the Phantom Menace.
The last episode is based on the Ahsoka novel that came out by EK Johnston. If you haven't read it I'd suggest you do.
All the other Jedi died because of Anakin. Ahsoka lived because of Anakin.
I am surprised not many people recognise the planet in the last episode is the same one from episode 2.
It seems likely that Palpatine groomed both Anakin and Dooku.
And that the Jedi are too strict in some areas, and too lax in others, at this time. A product, no doubt, of their close ties to the Senate, and the compromises that had to be made just to act in an Official capacity, and not be hunted as vigilantes by the Republic.
As for Ahsoka, OUTSTANDING JEDI moment there at the end. That's a JEDI!
(Bail Organa or Buy an Armadillo . . . name please! -- nice moment.)
So glad they made this series!
Loved your reactions, as usual; hope you're having a good day.
"So that's why Kamino got deleted, it was Dooku."
"That's WHY I'm here." - Obi-Wan Kenobi, Attack of the Clones
To be honest though, every time she DOES remember something to prob I'm like, "I'm so proud!". 😁
Everyone knows it's Senator Oregano!
Hope one day we can see something about old republic
I need MOAR
Be careful to jump to conclusions when some one critiques you, that is the mark of mediocrity. Anakin broke the froth wall and forced you to eat your words XD. In all seriousness Anakin’s higher level of difficulty has merits as you saw I the last episode of the clone wars.
Dooku was right
The art style in episode 5 was super weird, but the stories and animation were great in all of them!
Can't remember is you watched Rebels, but Caleb Doom was watching Ashoka test with the Droids.
She watched Rebels exclusively on her Patreon!
Its Qui Gons funeral
Love the content 👍🤟
As much as I'm not minding Andor, how come we're getting 2 seasons of that show with 12 episodes per season at no less than a half hour in length for each episode, but this series, which I feel like a lot more people are excited about, has only 6 short episodes? I'm not complaining, but I feel like it needs more. Short episodes seem too fast paced.
Also, it really was chilling seeing Ahsoka's training, when that same training allowed her to escape being completely surrounded by clones during Order 66. The last 2 episodes of this show were just amazing.
More of this show or others like it please, Lucasfilm 🙏
Thanks for the content, Alyce!
8:24 Do you remember these 2? You might know who they are at this point, I think.
My daughter and i Loved it
Alyska you should really watch Andor. It’s the best live action Star Wars show.
She started with the first two and seems to have fallen off. Shame, ep3 really caps off the first arc with a bang and the show just puts out bangers every week
Did you get a new camera? The resolution is Astonishing.
How did she not put it together that it was quigon who they were talking about..?
In order 66
Thank you for the reaction. Will you be continuing with Andor? You said you were going to keep up with it. It's really interesting.
"Sadistic"? Really Alyska? Really? Anakin is right. It's life and death. Like many of his lessons, they paid off. Ahsoka lives to this day. Please be grateful for Teacher Anakin. Sadistic?!? Please....
I really enjoyed tales of the jedi, but I kind of feel that, while episode 6 was awesome, it also kind of cheated the Ahsoka novel's story, which if you haven't done already, you should definitely read, btw!
Did no one watch Rebels....Ahsoka basically takes on inquisitors and beats them with ease. The moment I saw this inquisitor alone challenging Ahsoka, I knew she was going to beat him with ease...Even without her Lightsabers. Her ability to sense what other people plan to do is why she is so damn good but now we know that it was Anakin who helped train her senses to the absolute maximum.
Yeah, Ahsoka was trained by the man who became Darth Vader. Inquisitors should be no problem for her.
@@JessAnderson1988 Inquisitors were trained by him too, and she left as a padawan.
That was 12 years later, she isn't that good yet.
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p ahsoka had three years of intense wartime experience where she fought in countless battles and as we see in this short, intensive training off the battle field as well. Anakin trains her hard because he cares about her and wants her to survive. Inquisitors are not trained like this because then they could be a threat to Vader and palpatine.
So like I said, an inquisitor should be no problem for her.