The Fact that Vader actually knelt on one knee to pick the lightsaber up when he could just have used the force to do so really shows that he still had some heart for his former Padawan and that Anakin was still alive in him.
I feel like Ahsoka was Vader’s last fond memory from his time as Anakin. His final memories with the Jedi would’ve been bitter, but with Ahsoka, it was happy
Yeah, he kinda hesitated in the Rebels right before their fight too, but Vader's presence was much stronger at that time and unfortunately, she was too late.
@@reubthedude4538 It was good, but not as good as clone wars IMO. I just felt you cared more about the clones, esp Rex, and Ahsoka, Anakin, Obi. Even felt sorry for the roger roger droids when they were getting massacred by Jedi in most episodes, lol In other star wars, apart from luke, I never really cared that much about what happened to the characters.
There never was a final nail in Anakin's coffin. Vader and Sidious kept thinking that they'd finally extinguished the last traces of Anakin, only for him to pop up again. Killing Padme didn't do it. Killing the younglings didn't do it. Killing Watto didn't do it. Killing Obi-Wan didn't do it. Anakin was always still there. The Sith were wrong. Sidious was wrong. He never understood Anakin, any more than Yoda did.
@@crow_g1639 he’s saying realizing they were dead was the nail in the coffin so that when it was found that Ashoka and Rex were still alive the nail in the coffin had already occurred so it didn’t matter know that whisks and Rex were still alive.
I wonder if Vader almost going to one knee was partially Anakin poking through, showing respect, as he could have easily grabbed that light saber with the Force.
i feel like vader wanted ahsoka to be alive so she could join him in the path of the dark side. you have to remember how alike they was, and how the jedi council did her wrong. he even told her to join him when they met in rebels.
@@SEliteGuitarist99 Nah. Filoni said he was willing to kill her during the duel. But before that he was willing to extend his hand. The reason being is that part of anakin was acting on his actions and that her sense of righteousness as well as her temper reminded him too much of their past together.
@@basak9746 It's been their way after the Sith nearly destroyed themselves. That's why Darth Bane created the Rule of 2, so whenever a Sith tries to take on the role of The Master, they must always take on an apprentice to continue the cycle. Sidious tried to break the cycle by establishing himself in the highest of powers and keep Vader under his thumb, until Vader could be destroyed or replaced.
Vader when picking up Ahsoka's lightsaber: "Jeez it's ****ing cold out here." "I wonder... Does it still work?" Ignites it. "Oh wow I did a good job when I tweaked these for her" Followed by... "How the hell is there an owl out here?" Stares at it... "What a majestic creature..." Lastly: "Ok it's REALLY cold, screw this, I'm out."
I am really sad that the clone wars finale was only a normal episode not like the rebels finale but it happens. I loved the Darth Vader scene it was the best ending for the clone wars.
We need a canon Revenge of the Sith novelization. I want to know Vader's thoughts about Ahsoka during the movie. Sure, it will probably never top the Legends version but god damn, I still wanna know.
Clone wars just proves that the running of Star Wars as a whole is definitely in the wrong hands and if Disney are really serious about saving it they should have Dave Filoni in charge
Bit late but no thanks. Dave has a tendency to take a long time for his stories to have any meaning, and relies on the same concepts throughout all of them. Every single show has a young kid to make mistakes which he uses to inject crisis into the episodes. Grogu. Omega. Ahsoka. Ezra. Baby jabba? All of them introduced in the first season of every show, and so far they've continued to be in the show until present or end except for bab jab. He'd do a better job than what we got, but that bar doesn't even exist. And to add to that, he does better than I can ever do. Doesn't mean my opinion is irrelevant.
Dude you said it in the vid! Ashoka can bring back Anakin, she wasn’t given enough chances, Luke was. I think once Vader saw that Ashoka was dead, he lost it and fully transformed into Vader. Only her or Luke could bring him back, with lots of effort
Even if she wasn't able to turn him, you gotta figure he would try to make her his apprentice once more, to strike down the Emperor together - as with Luke.
I dunno man the first and only chance she had Vader was set on striking her down if it wasnt for some portal time travel plot armor. Vader didn't immediately try to kill Luke the very first time they met and fought.
@OhMyGulay ahh but you also forget that he didn’t want to kill ahsoka either at first. He offered her mercy and said “we need not be adversaries” but then he told her that he destroyed Anakin Skywalker and then she attacked him in revenge
I think in the end, if she really has survived through Rise of Skywalker, and all that, she should learn that Anakin returned to the light side. This is just a bit of fanfiction that popped into my mind on the matter of these two. It may not be perfect, and probably will have some spelling mistakes but here goes- I can imagine a scene of Ashoka in an old, abandoned Jedi Temple which was strong with the Force, and Anakin calls out to her in a voice she had not heard since... Then she opens her eyes to see Anakin's force ghost standing there. Not Darth Vader, but Anakin. There is a moment of shock, but through the Force she senses everything that happened. Like when Anakin fully turned to be Darth Vader. Only this time, it was his redemption. There is certain dialogue between the two as she looks at him. Just a sense of peace at last, as Anakin tries to ease her troubled mind. Along the lines of "There was nothing that could be done back then. Balance in the force was needed, and I was consumed by the darkness of the tasks at hand." Ashoka says it wasn't his fault that the council turned on him back then either. For they turned on her when she needed their trust. She was glad to see Anakin again, only she wished it were under different circumstances. Anakin understood, then he thanks her for being one of his friends back then. They acknowledge each other once more before he fades away, giving that old crooked smile she remembered so well. Anakin once more says "May the Force be with you, snips." Before he finally fades away. The remembrance of her old, annoying nickname brings a small, sad smile to Ashoka's face before she returns to the task at hand which called her to this Ancient Temple...
Tsukabu's Artsy Things very good story but I don’t want Ashoka to be alive for that long that’s just too much I know it’s not relevant to your story however
We definitely need a Vader Series or trilogy about his inner struggle, relationship with poppa palps, and how his anger is translated in his fights. Vader definitely is an interesting character with a deep background, the way his anakin personality comes through sometimes makes it seem like he's a schizophrenic maniac.
Except for the last 3 movies, the entire saga has been about either Anakin or Vader. I might be wrong, but I think he's going to have a lot of screentime even in the Kenobi series, along with Ewan, I think he will have the most scenes...and I think his scenes will be introspective. They'll give the fans a lot of what they want with this series. As for his personality...it seems as tho when he was Anakin, he was constantly fighting the dark side, and when he became Vader, he had to push away his light side tendencies...ultimately the light won...bec the man just wanted to save his loved ones.
I think Vader was coming to the conclusion that Anakin and the life he once had was dead. There is no jedi. There is no Anakin. The clone wars are over. There is only darth vader.
Right.... and when Palpatine was using force lightning on Luke.... you don't think that Vader remembered Padme, Ahsoka, and everyone else..... and decided, this is enough?
The clone wars was my childhood. I loved this series because it made me who I am. My favourite clone where rex, echo, and fives. When echo died I was shocked when fives died I cried because I loved him so much
I feel like Ashoka not being able to turn Vader around lies in the fact that they are so similar, both Anakin or Ashoka resist the idea of turning back. Vader is actively rejecting or exterminating parts of Anakin that are still alive. In rebels when Ashoka sees the vision of Anakin she says (about leaving) “I made a choice. I couldn’t stay” and when she is shown the vision of Vader she cuts through it with her saber. Hm sound similar? they both take on new identities after leaving the order and resist turning back to their old lives (Ashoka probably COULD have opened the temple on lothal, but doing so meant saying something about her relation to the Jedi. Ashoka abandons her sabers, which is consistently referred to as a Jedi’s LIFE, twice in defining moments that significantly changed who she was as a way for the writers to signify she is leaving her life behind). This is why she couldn’t save Vader, Ashoka can’t turn herself around so she can’t turn Vader either. He is as much a harrowing reminder of her past as she is to him. Luke didn’t know Vader as Anakin so he didn’t need to turn him back, just to convince him of a different future.
to me I really think he knows that she's still alive and and maybe the reason why he took her lifesaber thinking they might reunite again which they did in the Rebels later in time.
Anakin told asoka to never loose her lightsaber, and when she did she went searching tirelessly. I think he assumed her dead because she left her lightsaber.
I wonder if the Storm Troopers were jealous of the snow troopers cuz they are geared up to be on a snow planet and they just have regular storm trooper suits on? I'm sure they were freezing there asses off.
i like to believe that in the moment he found her lightsaber and when he called out to her in rebels that in both instances it was the slightest sliver of Anakins light will seeping through then quickly being over powered by the dark will of Vader.
I always thought that behind the mask of Vader in CW S7 there was a sad face of a man mourning his beloved apprentice "death", the last remnant of Anakin's light side was still there. In Rebels he was fully consumed by the dark side "Anakin Skywalker was weak, i destroyed him", and he attacked Ahsoka because she represented that past he wanted to leave behind.
In old Republic online I created a new jedi sentinel and made her look like ahsoka to the best of my ability. Thankfully the game does have her face markings as an option, and even a very close color pattern for the marking on her tendrils. Wanted to pay tribute to one of the best star wars characters around.
The fact that he bent down to pick up the saber alone shows how much anakin was In that moment he could’ve used the force and levitated it to his hand but he made it personal and bent down to physically pick it up and wipe it off
Even Vader knew that she was alive because Vader visited a place where his spirit went into another realm to revive padme and he for seen him and Ashoka fighting in rebels .... so here vader knew she wasn’t dead and to further that she wasn’t dead was the bird flying in the air in which we seen his eyes mad a long pause .
If you read the Vader comic you find out he has a vision of Ashoka and him meeting in the future and that Vader himself (not anakin) will die. Vader also has internal struggles and conflicts with anakin as they always refer to one another as different people. This could’ve been Vader letting anakin grieve for a brief moment or anakin winning an internal conflict momentarily
It is indeed amazing how, in relatively little time, Anakin became a twisted servant of the Empire, his soul bound in a perpetual agony by the Emperor. I can't help but wonder if he would have been as deeply buried if he hadn't, soon after his dark transition, gotten deformed and disfigured from his battle with Obi-Wan. Would Asokha have had a chance of reaching Anakin and to have even pull him out of his darkened spiritual mire if he had remained, physically, the Anakin of old with perhaps still a remaining hope and future attached to him?? Do you think his incredible physical handicap all but sealed him in the dark side or does this matter at all and have had any impact on Asokha's valiant but failed chance at connecting again with her former master?? Please, anyone, feel free to comment and tell me what you think. I want to know how everyone else feels about this! Did we lose Anakin swiftly or all at once to the Emperor or was there a slim crease for a remarkable attempt by someone Anakin cared for to attempt a recovery of him in the early hours after his dark fall?? Thank you very much; I will be very interested and excited to read what everyone has to say!!
I think that it was Padmé death more than anything that really sealed him away because when he first wakes up he asks about her and then afterwards he becomes the Vader from the ot. Also, the emotional trauma of loosing everyone and everything that he cared about all at once and also his belief that the Jedi were to blame for it all. Not to mention he was manipulated by Palpatine his whole life and continued to be manipulated by him until his death. Anakin was always there to an extent but his alternate personality came to dominate until Luke came along. However, Ahsoka surely could have saved Anakin from ever falling to the dark side under different circumstances. She had many opportunities to do so.
Probably the same amount of time as between the end of Episode II and the beginning of the Clone Wars series. The Siege of Mandalore was fresh on the mind. It's difficult to think that it would have been a long wait to see the aftermath, when it was fresh on the mind.
This is great also for the Owl, it was foreshadowed on the Morthis arc how Anakin would do these things until the father wiped his memory, for all the tragedy of it there is an argument that "the Chosen one" had to fully traverse both sides of the Force , and Anakin?Vader had a major role in destroying both Orders as they actually were
That was a great arc. I put it up there with the Maul arc, when we find out he survived TPM fight. Season 7, 9-12, is just on another level of greatness.
Not sure how Vader didn't conclude that Ahsoka was still alive. If the buried clone troopers wasn't enough, you'd think that her lightsaber being placed directly in front of the burial ground would be sufficient evidence....... That being said, beautifully executed conclusion to the clone wars series.
I interpreted this scene as Anakin coming to the site looking for Survivors even though he already would have been told that there were no survivors. The only reason he was there was because a lightsaber had been found and he was tasked with hunting down and destroy all remnants of the Jedi. Anakin knew the ship and he knew who and what was on it before his arrival. Anakin doesn't spend his time looking through debris, he walks right up to the spot where Ahsoka's lightsaber lay. He picked it up, ignited it, looked it over and paused at Morai flying overhead. What was he thinking? He was probably recalling what the brother on Mortis had told him, as all of it had come to pass. Accepting his fate, Vader extinguishes Ahsoka's lightsaber and turns his back on the clone helmet baring Ahsoka's markings, saying goodbye to his past. Anakin was gone. Also, you'll remember that the sister or Morits' last action was a transfer of life. Acting as a conduit Anakin channeled the Force from the sister to Ahsoka, saving her life.
Something I notice in this scene is that all the clone helmets are buried in the snow, we see a small part of a helmet but in the final shot, the helmet is not buried anymore. Unless Vader took some snow off to get a look at the helmet too but idk
Yeah i never expected ahsoka to save Anakin due to how much his life affected his mind in prequals. he watched his mother die and envisioned pademe die. He possibly thought he was too far gone like obi wan said on Mustafar. He didn't want believe there was good in him for long time, as someone who committed genocide is not good. The situation left him burning, legs chopped off, he killed his wife and child and now he is enslaved by man who swore to overthrow. yep ahsoka couldn't do much despite knowing what he was like before.
Regret and guilt. Regret, guilt, grief, and loneliness. But I don' think that that was when he first realized that the Dark Side is a trap. I think that he first realized it, when he woke up in that suit for the first time; and Sideous told him that he had killed Padme in a fit of uncontrollable anger.
Didnt the emporer forsee their long awaited meeting? Is that what vader said? I think it was the fact she abandoned her lightsaber as after order 66 the emporer wasnt to worried about hunting the jedi and actually preferred some alive who abandoned the order and went into hiding as it further humbled the jedi as well as humiliating them
I always got the feeling that there was something between Anakin and Ahsoka. Throughout the clone wars series it seemed as though Ahsoka developed a crush on Sky Guy! I do think that the two cared for each other more than what Jedi's should. In the end, I think Vader misses her.
I'm floored by their bond. If she meets Luke, or if she sees Anakin as a force ghost, or if they bring them in live action either by re-creating this duel or TCW memories, I'm going to cry. That will be emotional as hell and I think she needs that. She needs to know what happened in the end. She needs to know what he did right before he died...and she deserves to know about Luke & Leia.
If Ahsoka was dead, he would have found her body. He knows her skills, and he also knows that Ahsoka would have not gone down without a massive fight. But here is a graveyard, deliberately made, with one of Ahsoka's lightsabers. Anakin knows that Ahsoka would not leave one of her lightsabers like this.
I cri every time. I have watched star wars for years, all of them. And in a way with the clone wars, I still wished somehow Ashoka could have saved Anikan. I know I know it can't happen, but even so a part of me wanted to see that. I would never change the original trilogy, or any of the movies. But I just like thinking about it.
I think on a subconcious level he gave her a pass. Someone had to care enough to bury the clones and her saber was out of the burial area so it pretty obvious there was a chance she lived. I think he wanted to be free of the past so he provided one last act of mercy as Anakin and decided to take her off the hit list. This frees him to be Vader and forget her as well as allow him to ease his conscience in a small way.
You mentioning nothing was said at the end of Clone Wars, it reminded me of something. "What I remember about the rise of the Empire is...is how quiet it was."
It's quite poignant - an end to the Clone Wars (a sad one) but for me it ties in very well with the Rebels duel and Roth duel, it's not just a physical crack that Ahsoka put in Vaders psyche with the "I won't leave you this time" line was a deed of unconditional love/acceptance that contrasted with Obi Wans judgement as he left him to burn on Mustafar. I like to think that this was the first crack that allowed Luke to fully bring him back years later.
I thought kinda what this video is saying cause I watched clone wars first n never watched rebels, but I just finished rebels and I definitely disagree with this video. After watching rebels, I believe Vader knew well that Ashoka was alive cause she left behind her saber so she could hide her jedi past better, and Vader knew he had to hunt her down as well and kill her
Why don't they make a Star Wars series about Luke Skywalker that was in between the movies. Imagine the chance of Ahsoka meeting Luke. It always made me think where and why Luke was so determined to turn Vader to the Light. Ahsoka could be a factor to Luke once he hears who his father was from someone else's point of view.
I would like to think he hoped to find her alive as she was his last link to the light. Somewhere in side him he knew just how bad he had screwed up and hoped that she was alive and could save him but believing her to be dead, the last spark of the light within him was snuffed out and he was fully given over to the dark side. This was the moment he fully resigned himself to his fate and this is why when he faced her years later that he had to kill her. She was a reminder of something he could never be again.
I don't know if this was ever mentioned or if it would mean anything but I think I know how the owl and Ahsoka are connected. If anyone remembers season 3 the father transferred the sisters conscience into Ahsoka Reviving her and I think that's why Ahsoka is connected to the bird
Vader: Dang it, Ahsoka, I know you were bad about putting your toys away before, but now I'm finding them all over the galaxy. You are in big trouble when I find you, little missy!
There were a lot more clones on that ship than the ones she and rex buried......... what about all the clones maul killed or the ones who were deep in the hyperdrive room? She didn’t go threw the wreckage to retrieve all those! She only got the ones she could easily get in the ship bays where her “final clone battle” took place.
The Fact that Vader actually knelt on one knee to pick the lightsaber up when he could just have used the force to do so really shows that he still had some heart for his former Padawan and that Anakin was still alive in him.
''I would never let anyone hurt you Ahsoka, never.'' S5E18
Not even him...
Anakin voices in Vader's head.
I feel like Ahsoka was Vader’s last fond memory from his time as Anakin. His final memories with the Jedi would’ve been bitter, but with Ahsoka, it was happy
but at the same time it was a silent bitter goodbye to his past life as Anakin,that to me is something that I noticed and picked up on.
Do y’all think, before Rebels, Vader was kinda glad she was “dead” that way he didn’t have to kill her himself?
Dudeeeee.....
Yeah I thought about that especially since he didn't want to fight Ahsoka initially on Malachor
Yes I do
Yeah, he kinda hesitated in the Rebels right before their fight too, but Vader's presence was much stronger at that time and unfortunately, she was too late.
Oof. 😶
The story telling in clone wars is so much better than the movies. Simply the best star wars of all.
Star Wars ended at Episode 6
@@tordb the show is still better
@@AnotherOpinion695 meh
Idk mandalorian is pretty amazing
@@reubthedude4538 It was good, but not as good as clone wars IMO. I just felt you cared more about the clones, esp Rex, and Ahsoka, Anakin, Obi. Even felt sorry for the roger roger droids when they were getting massacred by Jedi in most episodes, lol In other star wars, apart from luke, I never really cared that much about what happened to the characters.
When he realized Ahsoka and Rex were dead was the final nail in Anakin's coffin
Not really he wasn’t gonna go back regardless because they meet in rebels and he doesn’t turn back this makes your comment wrong
@@crow_g1639 chill dude
@@crow_g1639 lol chill out
There never was a final nail in Anakin's coffin. Vader and Sidious kept thinking that they'd finally extinguished the last traces of Anakin, only for him to pop up again. Killing Padme didn't do it. Killing the younglings didn't do it. Killing Watto didn't do it. Killing Obi-Wan didn't do it. Anakin was always still there. The Sith were wrong. Sidious was wrong. He never understood Anakin, any more than Yoda did.
@@crow_g1639 he’s saying realizing they were dead was the nail in the coffin so that when it was found that Ashoka and Rex were still alive the nail in the coffin had already occurred so it didn’t matter know that whisks and Rex were still alive.
I wonder if Vader almost going to one knee was partially Anakin poking through, showing respect, as he could have easily grabbed that light saber with the Force.
I thought that too. He could have just summoned it with the force but instead decided to kneel. He seemed to almost have a reverence for it.
*Vader
He took a knee to annoy Donald Trump
@@seancorcoran6621 or in support for CKap. The real phantom menace!
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i feel like vader wanted ahsoka to be alive so she could join him in the path of the dark side. you have to remember how alike they was, and how the jedi council did her wrong. he even told her to join him when they met in rebels.
What's with the siths and their recruit obsession lol! Maul tried to do the same with almost any force user he saw too, savage, ahsoka, etc...
Yeah every Sith is always like “Join me” and tries to point out people’s weaknesses
When he said to join him in Rebels its was confirmed to be a lie and that by that point he wanted to kill her to forget his past. Said by Dave Filoni
@@SEliteGuitarist99 Nah. Filoni said he was willing to kill her during the duel. But before that he was willing to extend his hand. The reason being is that part of anakin was acting on his actions and that her sense of righteousness as well as her temper reminded him too much of their past together.
@@basak9746 It's been their way after the Sith nearly destroyed themselves.
That's why Darth Bane created the Rule of 2, so whenever a Sith tries to take on the role of The Master, they must always take on an apprentice to continue the cycle.
Sidious tried to break the cycle by establishing himself in the highest of powers and keep Vader under his thumb, until Vader could be destroyed or replaced.
Its really sad knowing that this was the last episode of the clone wars
Maybeeeeee
It's really been left open to see what Ahsoka and Rex do next.
Probably forever too..
Miserable Mozz yeah but that wouldn‘t be in the clone wars anymore
Of course not, but it 's a continuation for the characters from the Clone Wars.
*background character coughs*
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Vader when picking up Ahsoka's lightsaber: "Jeez it's ****ing cold out here."
"I wonder... Does it still work?" Ignites it. "Oh wow I did a good job when I tweaked these for her"
Followed by... "How the hell is there an owl out here?" Stares at it... "What a majestic creature..."
Lastly: "Ok it's REALLY cold, screw this, I'm out."
@@Kamina.D.Fierce "my nose really itches."
I am really sad that the clone wars finale was only a normal episode not like the rebels finale but it happens. I loved the Darth Vader scene it was the best ending for the clone wars.
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We need a canon Revenge of the Sith novelization. I want to know Vader's thoughts about Ahsoka during the movie. Sure, it will probably never top the Legends version but god damn, I still wanna know.
Clone wars just proves that the running of Star Wars as a whole is definitely in the wrong hands and if Disney are really serious about saving it they should have Dave Filoni in charge
Bit late but no thanks. Dave has a tendency to take a long time for his stories to have any meaning, and relies on the same concepts throughout all of them. Every single show has a young kid to make mistakes which he uses to inject crisis into the episodes. Grogu. Omega. Ahsoka. Ezra. Baby jabba?
All of them introduced in the first season of every show, and so far they've continued to be in the show until present or end except for bab jab. He'd do a better job than what we got, but that bar doesn't even exist. And to add to that, he does better than I can ever do. Doesn't mean my opinion is irrelevant.
Down with the empire series. Up with Clone Wars series!
Dude you said it in the vid! Ashoka can bring back Anakin, she wasn’t given enough chances, Luke was. I think once Vader saw that Ashoka was dead, he lost it and fully transformed into Vader. Only her or Luke could bring him back, with lots of effort
Even if she wasn't able to turn him, you gotta figure he would try to make her his apprentice once more, to strike down the Emperor together - as with Luke.
In Rebels Dave Filoni said it himself that Ahsoka did bring back Anakin for just a few moments before Vader took back control
I dunno man the first and only chance she had Vader was set on striking her down if it wasnt for some portal time travel plot armor. Vader didn't immediately try to kill Luke the very first time they met and fought.
@OhMyGulay ahh but you also forget that he didn’t want to kill ahsoka either at first. He offered her mercy and said “we need not be adversaries” but then he told her that he destroyed Anakin Skywalker and then she attacked him in revenge
@OhMyGulay so he didn’t immediately try to kill ahsoka either, not until she attacked first
Id like to see an anakin vs obiwan but animated in the clone wars theme
that's what i was hoping for
NøkkNøkk Doubt we’ll ever get it.. We’re stuck with the rebels scene.
That scene is in the revenge of the Sith but if it wasn't, we might have.
Kyle Kay me too
I agree. I think they should animate the movies cause that would be awesome.
I think in the end, if she really has survived through Rise of Skywalker, and all that, she should learn that Anakin returned to the light side.
This is just a bit of fanfiction that popped into my mind on the matter of these two. It may not be perfect, and probably will have some spelling mistakes but here goes-
I can imagine a scene of Ashoka in an old, abandoned Jedi Temple which was strong with the Force, and Anakin calls out to her in a voice she had not heard since... Then she opens her eyes to see Anakin's force ghost standing there. Not Darth Vader, but Anakin. There is a moment of shock, but through the Force she senses everything that happened. Like when Anakin fully turned to be Darth Vader. Only this time, it was his redemption. There is certain dialogue between the two as she looks at him. Just a sense of peace at last, as Anakin tries to ease her troubled mind. Along the lines of "There was nothing that could be done back then. Balance in the force was needed, and I was consumed by the darkness of the tasks at hand." Ashoka says it wasn't his fault that the council turned on him back then either. For they turned on her when she needed their trust. She was glad to see Anakin again, only she wished it were under different circumstances. Anakin understood, then he thanks her for being one of his friends back then. They acknowledge each other once more before he fades away, giving that old crooked smile she remembered so well. Anakin once more says "May the Force be with you, snips." Before he finally fades away. The remembrance of her old, annoying nickname brings a small, sad smile to Ashoka's face before she returns to the task at hand which called her to this Ancient Temple...
Tsukabu's Artsy Things perfect
true, because even now ahsoka dosen't know anakin turned to the light side before he died.
Tsukabu's Artsy Things very good story but I don’t want Ashoka to be alive for that long that’s just too much I know it’s not relevant to your story however
@@eliminator1472 Anyone know if there is a chance Luke met Ashoka is that not possible due to the timeline or what?
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We definitely need a Vader Series or trilogy about his inner struggle, relationship with poppa palps, and how his anger is translated in his fights.
Vader definitely is an interesting character with a deep background, the way his anakin personality comes through sometimes makes it seem like he's a schizophrenic maniac.
Except for the last 3 movies, the entire saga has been about either Anakin or Vader. I might be wrong, but I think he's going to have a lot of screentime even in the Kenobi series, along with Ewan, I think he will have the most scenes...and I think his scenes will be introspective. They'll give the fans a lot of what they want with this series.
As for his personality...it seems as tho when he was Anakin, he was constantly fighting the dark side, and when he became Vader, he had to push away his light side tendencies...ultimately the light won...bec the man just wanted to save his loved ones.
I think Vader was coming to the conclusion that Anakin and the life he once had was dead.
There is no jedi.
There is no Anakin.
The clone wars are over.
There is only darth vader.
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@Future UFC Tapper you sound like you are one of those xbox kids
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And also regrets
Right.... and when Palpatine was using force lightning on Luke.... you don't think that Vader remembered Padme, Ahsoka, and everyone else..... and decided, this is enough?
The clone wars was my childhood. I loved this series because it made me who I am. My favourite clone where rex, echo, and fives. When echo died I was shocked when fives died I cried because I loved him so much
"Anakin Skywalker was weak. I destroyed him."
At that point she could have answered that all of the foes that Anakin faced probably didn't think he was weak. None to bright maybe, but not weak.
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then i will avenge his death
How can you just leave me standing, alone in a world that's so cold?
“What I remember about the rise of the Empire was how quiet it was...”
We all knew what we were about to do
And the standing ovation from the senate
Anakin will always live in my heart.
I feel like Ashoka not being able to turn Vader around lies in the fact that they are so similar, both Anakin or Ashoka resist the idea of turning back. Vader is actively rejecting or exterminating parts of Anakin that are still alive. In rebels when Ashoka sees the vision of Anakin she says (about leaving) “I made a choice. I couldn’t stay” and when she is shown the vision of Vader she cuts through it with her saber. Hm sound similar? they both take on new identities after leaving the order and resist turning back to their old lives (Ashoka probably COULD have opened the temple on lothal, but doing so meant saying something about her relation to the Jedi. Ashoka abandons her sabers, which is consistently referred to as a Jedi’s LIFE, twice in defining moments that significantly changed who she was as a way for the writers to signify she is leaving her life behind). This is why she couldn’t save Vader, Ashoka can’t turn herself around so she can’t turn Vader either. He is as much a harrowing reminder of her past as she is to him. Luke didn’t know Vader as Anakin so he didn’t need to turn him back, just to convince him of a different future.
Dang can’t believe the clone wars ended that fast
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Season 7 was the shortest season in the clone wars
This is the quality stuff that Dave filoni can put out he obviously put so much more work in to this rather than rebels
Those last five episodes of Clone Wars were just utterly beautiful & amazing. Please continue the adventures of Ahsoka Tano.
Dude is it just me or does Vader look so good in this type of Animation?
I bet Vader thought: The past comes to haunt me yet again
And Morai saw that the Chosen One has done it, changed the galaxy's fate.
to me I really think he knows that she's still alive and and maybe the reason why he took her lifesaber thinking they might reunite again which they did in the Rebels later in time.
Once I touched that old lightsaber i remebered the younglings.
Anakin told asoka to never loose her lightsaber, and when she did she went searching tirelessly. I think he assumed her dead because she left her lightsaber.
Vader knew ahsoka was alive from the vision he got when accessing the portal on Mustafar during the 2017 vader comic
He probably knew she was still alive when he saw the bird but he still crossed her off the kill list.
Wouldn’t the marked graves tell them someone survived the crash?
Those graves were kinda poorly made so they probably feel apart after a few years.
Alan Caldwell and the snow covered up most of them
I wonder if the Storm Troopers were jealous of the snow troopers cuz they are geared up to be on a snow planet and they just have regular storm trooper suits on? I'm sure they were freezing there asses off.
i like to believe that in the moment he found her lightsaber and when he called out to her in rebels that in both instances it was the slightest sliver of Anakins light will seeping through then quickly being over powered by the dark will of Vader.
I thought the whole point of excluding dialogue is to not know what Vader is thinking.....
I always thought that behind the mask of Vader in CW S7 there was a sad face of a man mourning his beloved apprentice "death", the last remnant of Anakin's light side was still there. In Rebels he was fully consumed by the dark side "Anakin Skywalker was weak, i destroyed him", and he attacked Ahsoka because she represented that past he wanted to leave behind.
In old Republic online I created a new jedi sentinel and made her look like ahsoka to the best of my ability. Thankfully the game does have her face markings as an option, and even a very close color pattern for the marking on her tendrils.
Wanted to pay tribute to one of the best star wars characters around.
As i was writing that was the last piece of Anakin Skywalker you literally spoke the words. I also believe he knew she was alive.
The fact that he bent down to pick up the saber alone shows how much anakin was In that moment he could’ve used the force and levitated it to his hand but he made it personal and bent down to physically pick it up and wipe it off
Even Vader knew that she was alive because Vader visited a place where his spirit went into another realm to revive padme and he for seen him and Ashoka fighting in rebels .... so here vader knew she wasn’t dead and to further that she wasn’t dead was the bird flying in the air in which we seen his eyes mad a long pause .
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It would have been cool if he bleed the crystal.
It’s not “the Moraiiii”. XD
How do people dislike this wonderful storytelling
so basically you spent 6 minutes telling us what we could figure out for ourselves.. His mentality during that scene
"And some of them actually died, unlike Darth Vader"
.... yes, the floor is made out of floor
If you read the Vader comic you find out he has a vision of Ashoka and him meeting in the future and that Vader himself (not anakin) will die. Vader also has internal struggles and conflicts with anakin as they always refer to one another as different people. This could’ve been Vader letting anakin grieve for a brief moment or anakin winning an internal conflict momentarily
It is indeed amazing how, in relatively little time, Anakin became a twisted servant of the Empire, his soul bound in a perpetual agony by the Emperor. I can't help but wonder if he would have been as deeply buried if he hadn't, soon after his dark transition, gotten deformed and disfigured from his battle with Obi-Wan. Would Asokha have had a chance of reaching Anakin and to have even pull him out of his darkened spiritual mire if he had remained, physically, the Anakin of old with perhaps still a remaining hope and future attached to him?? Do you think his incredible physical handicap all but sealed him in the dark side or does this matter at all and have had any impact on Asokha's valiant but failed chance at connecting again with her former master?? Please, anyone, feel free to comment and tell me what you think. I want to know how everyone else feels about this! Did we lose Anakin swiftly or all at once to the Emperor or was there a slim crease for a remarkable attempt by someone Anakin cared for to attempt a recovery of him in the early hours after his dark fall?? Thank you very much; I will be very interested and excited to read what everyone has to say!!
I think that it was Padmé death more than anything that really sealed him away because when he first wakes up he asks about her and then afterwards he becomes the Vader from the ot. Also, the emotional trauma of loosing everyone and everything that he cared about all at once and also his belief that the Jedi were to blame for it all. Not to mention he was manipulated by Palpatine his whole life and continued to be manipulated by him until his death. Anakin was always there to an extent but his alternate personality came to dominate until Luke came along. However, Ahsoka surely could have saved Anakin from ever falling to the dark side under different circumstances. She had many opportunities to do so.
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That scene gave me shivers. I had to rewatch it over and over again
Probably the same amount of time as between the end of Episode II and the beginning of the Clone Wars series. The Siege of Mandalore was fresh on the mind. It's difficult to think that it would have been a long wait to see the aftermath, when it was fresh on the mind.
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the only small thing wrong with that scene was how the light sabre came out so quickly. needed to come out slower
I dont think he thinks shes dead, because he was there on motis as well and knew about the moreye following her
This is great also for the Owl, it was foreshadowed on the Morthis arc how Anakin would do these things until the father wiped his memory, for all the tragedy of it there is an argument that "the Chosen one" had to fully traverse both sides of the Force , and Anakin?Vader had a major role in destroying both Orders as they actually were
That was a great arc. I put it up there with the Maul arc, when we find out he survived TPM fight. Season 7, 9-12, is just on another level of greatness.
Not sure how Vader didn't conclude that Ahsoka was still alive. If the buried clone troopers wasn't enough, you'd think that her lightsaber being placed directly in front of the burial ground would be sufficient evidence....... That being said, beautifully executed conclusion to the clone wars series.
I interpreted this scene as Anakin coming to the site looking for Survivors even though he already would have been told that there were no survivors. The only reason he was there was because a lightsaber had been found and he was tasked with hunting down and destroy all remnants of the Jedi. Anakin knew the ship and he knew who and what was on it before his arrival. Anakin doesn't spend his time looking through debris, he walks right up to the spot where Ahsoka's lightsaber lay. He picked it up, ignited it, looked it over and paused at Morai flying overhead. What was he thinking? He was probably recalling what the brother on Mortis had told him, as all of it had come to pass. Accepting his fate, Vader extinguishes Ahsoka's lightsaber and turns his back on the clone helmet baring Ahsoka's markings, saying goodbye to his past. Anakin was gone.
Also, you'll remember that the sister or Morits' last action was a transfer of life. Acting as a conduit Anakin channeled the Force from the sister to Ahsoka, saving her life.
*Vader, gazing down at Ahsoka's Lightsaber*
Vader: "I really fluffed this up didn't I?"
Morai is the birds name. The bird itself is a convory
I think this just symbolizes the conflict within Darth Vader.
He was probably just thinking how snow is just soft cold sand, but it still gets everywhere.
Season 7 was the best thing to come out of the Disney era of star wars
I hope a force ghost of Anakin appears in the Ashoka show
Something I notice in this scene is that all the clone helmets are buried in the snow, we see a small part of a helmet but in the final shot, the helmet is not buried anymore. Unless Vader took some snow off to get a look at the helmet too but idk
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Yeah i never expected ahsoka to save Anakin due to how much his life affected his mind in prequals. he watched his mother die and envisioned pademe die. He possibly thought he was too far gone like obi wan said on Mustafar. He didn't want believe there was good in him for long time, as someone who committed genocide is not good. The situation left him burning, legs chopped off, he killed his wife and child and now he is enslaved by man who swore to overthrow. yep ahsoka couldn't do much despite knowing what he was like before.
It seems I am still the only one who can’t see Vader’s eyes
I saw them, and the blue ones
Regret and guilt.
Regret, guilt, grief, and loneliness.
But I don' think that that was when he first realized that the Dark Side is a trap.
I think that he first realized it, when he woke up in that suit for the first time; and Sideous told him that he had killed Padme in a fit of uncontrollable anger.
Didnt the emporer forsee their long awaited meeting? Is that what vader said? I think it was the fact she abandoned her lightsaber as after order 66 the emporer wasnt to worried about hunting the jedi and actually preferred some alive who abandoned the order and went into hiding as it further humbled the jedi as well as humiliating them
The end of Star Wars The Clone Wars but maybe a spin off continuing the universe?
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Is that the same helmet?
Did Vader dig it out?
I was on the edge of my seat when I saw what Ashoka and Rex were doing during order 66, but anyone have a clue when anakin vs obi wan took place?
Hot take: I feel there's not enough hints of annekin within Vader ( on screen that is)
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I always got the feeling that there was something between Anakin and Ahsoka. Throughout the clone wars series it seemed as though Ahsoka developed a crush on Sky Guy! I do think that the two cared for each other more than what Jedi's should. In the end, I think Vader misses her.
i think your last part, you're just being sympathetic, Vader wouldn't have missed Ashoka, acknowledged her yes, but not missed her
I watched the whole series top to finale in under a week for the first time and then proceeded to bawl my eyes out and transform into a hermit ahhh.
I'm floored by their bond. If she meets Luke, or if she sees Anakin as a force ghost, or if they bring them in live action either by re-creating this duel or TCW memories, I'm going to cry. That will be emotional as hell and I think she needs that. She needs to know what happened in the end. She needs to know what he did right before he died...and she deserves to know about Luke & Leia.
If Ahsoka was dead, he would have found her body. He knows her skills, and he also knows that Ahsoka would have not gone down without a massive fight. But here is a graveyard, deliberately made, with one of Ahsoka's lightsabers. Anakin knows that Ahsoka would not leave one of her lightsabers like this.
I cri every time. I have watched star wars for years, all of them. And in a way with the clone wars, I still wished somehow Ashoka could have saved Anikan. I know I know it can't happen, but even so a part of me wanted to see that. I would never change the original trilogy, or any of the movies. But I just like thinking about it.
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I think on a subconcious level he gave her a pass. Someone had to care enough to bury the clones and her saber was out of the burial area so it pretty obvious there was a chance she lived. I think he wanted to be free of the past so he provided one last act of mercy as Anakin and decided to take her off the hit list. This frees him to be Vader and forget her as well as allow him to ease his conscience in a small way.
"You couldn't bring yourself to kill me before and you won't do it now".-Luke Skywalker
I wonder if he would do the same for Ahsoka do you think?
Anakin: ‘Once we take out Grievous, the war is over.’
Also Anakin: ‘How ‘bout I screw this whole war over and leave y’all to die.’
You mentioning nothing was said at the end of Clone Wars, it reminded me of something.
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is...is how quiet it was."
Could this also be Vader doing research for his “long awaited meeting”, as referenced in Rebels
It's quite poignant - an end to the Clone Wars (a sad one) but for me it ties in very well with the Rebels duel and Roth duel, it's not just a physical crack that Ahsoka put in Vaders psyche with the "I won't leave you this time" line was a deed of unconditional love/acceptance that contrasted with Obi Wans judgement as he left him to burn on Mustafar. I like to think that this was the first crack that allowed Luke to fully bring him back years later.
I thought kinda what this video is saying cause I watched clone wars first n never watched rebels, but I just finished rebels and I definitely disagree with this video. After watching rebels, I believe Vader knew well that Ashoka was alive cause she left behind her saber so she could hide her jedi past better, and Vader knew he had to hunt her down as well and kill her
God that last episode chills
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Accept that this is far more
Interesting than the movies we got
Why don't they make a Star Wars series about Luke Skywalker that was in between the movies. Imagine the chance of Ahsoka meeting Luke.
It always made me think where and why Luke was so determined to turn Vader to the Light. Ahsoka could be a factor to Luke once he hears who his father was from someone else's point of view.
I would like to think he hoped to find her alive as she was his last link to the light. Somewhere in side him he knew just how bad he had screwed up and hoped that she was alive and could save him but believing her to be dead, the last spark of the light within him was snuffed out and he was fully given over to the dark side. This was the moment he fully resigned himself to his fate and this is why when he faced her years later that he had to kill her. She was a reminder of something he could never be again.
Notice that it’s says video not Anakin
I don't know if this was ever mentioned or if it would mean anything but I think I know how the owl and Ahsoka are connected.
If anyone remembers season 3 the father transferred the sisters conscience into Ahsoka Reviving her and I think that's why Ahsoka is connected to the bird
Vader: Dang it, Ahsoka, I know you were bad about putting your toys away before, but now I'm finding them all over the galaxy. You are in big trouble when I find you, little missy!
There were a lot more clones on that ship than the ones she and rex buried......... what about all the clones maul killed or the ones who were deep in the hyperdrive room? She didn’t go threw the wreckage to retrieve all those! She only got the ones she could easily get in the ship bays where her “final clone battle” took place.