When we're waching the clone wars season 1 through 4 they keep calling her spider monkey which I was really annoyed 😒 but seasons later I did not here another word
Yea, you see him for a split second, but I think having an arc with Plo and Ahsoka, just for old times sake, would be really good, I wasn’t a fan of the first episode, at least the plot choices, everything else was fine, but I just didn’t get the direction with some of the episodes, Dooku was definitely the highlight But they wasted significant time in the last one, with setiting up those villager characters, which they overlooked in order to… not show her making her white sabers? It just made no sense In the Ahsoka novel, she kills the Sixth Brother and uses his saber to construct her white ones, but instead we have to show a fallen order esque sequence, of her using her abilities.
Plo was the coolest. He was essentially like a father figure to her and I think Dave Filoni did a marvelous job depicting this. (It actually made me love his character a lot more)
@@tissueboxproductions3123 well we never actually saw him die in that crash we just saw the star ship collide with a building, Plo could’ve jumped ship before, but I don’t think they’d go that route. Plus they would have to make it so that there’s a reason why he was absent all these years and never met up with Obi wan or Yoda. Personally I’d love if he had amnesia because he hit his head or something after he jumped out of the ship, and because of that he forgets he’s a Jedi, until Ashoka shows up, and he remembers. But rather than follow her around, he decides to go help Luke rebuild the Jedi order, and hopefully the sequels are retconned eventually, so we actually have a good post OG-trilogy era.
@@shlendez Would be a really cool story you’ve set up dude. Too bad we’ll never see it because Disney only cares about dragging in more money instead of actually trying to make the fans happier.
plo koon is the best jedi of almost all the era's he was compassionate when most other jedi were closing themselves off to feelings. i mean him obi-wan and anakin all treated clones like they were regular people with lives and not just flesh drones.
the whole lot hired a chattel eugenics enslaver to breed entire coffles, in order to put them on the front lines to sacrifice their lives to fight their war against a machine army. meaning machine armies were an option. then they had a plot to overthrow the republic and attempted a coup de'tat that left the senate scarred and disfigured, just because the senate was a different religion than them.
@@alberteinstein453 i watched the video and basically it boils down to the fact that because ki-adi-mundi took avoiding emotional attachment to the extreme, he sucked according to the youtuber. avoiding emotional attachment. like yoda said when he first interviewed young skywalker, fear of losing his mother (attachment) was a path to the dark side. avoiding attachments being developed is partly why they insisted on taking people to be trained as babies and toddlers. which is why Windu objected to Anakin being trained. we all know how he ended up. Becoming a sith for the sake of his emotional attachment.
@@memecliparchives2254 Both of those fights would be very interesting but Papa Palps is a L High difficulty Vader is most likely a draw or he loses and Vader is left incapacitated in someway shape or form
@@kordellpurnell6207 I am pretty sure Plo Koon was the only Jedi in the republic era to beat Yoda in a duel, fair and square. I think Palpatine would still win, but it may be challenging or at least annoying. Vader’s having a tough time though
Weren't anakin and Obi-Wan the same with their clones? Watching the clone wars they were of the few who value the lives of their clones Ayla Secura and Yoda was another. Even Mace windu on Ryloth
Yea I feel all the Jedi valued the lives of their clones, but it's more of a matter to what extent imo. As an example, we see Yoda impale a clone through the chest when order 66 happens in ROTS and both him and Obi-Wan also go on to kill multiple clones themselves shortly after when taking back the Jedi temple. Of course the circumstances are different, but I'm not so sure either Ahoska or Plo Koon would've gone about things in the same way had they been in their shoes - however that's just my opinion.
@@CasualAdept you make a good point actually. Ahsoka actually went out of her way to bury them with honor. Something plo would've done. It's not even an opinion it's a fact. Remember Obi-Wan showing visible anger after grievous crushed a clones head in from of him he showed visible anger in a blink and you'll miss it moment. Nada Vebb growing increasingly angry with each clone dying in the lair of grievous episode
@@baki484 also keep in mind, she also learned about their chips, while other jedi were led to believe that the clones turned on them of their own volition.
Ayla definitely did. Her and Bly had a very strong connection when Order 66 came down Bly was hurt and that’s why his clones kept shooting he didn’t want her to feel any pain and for her death to be quick.
In my opinion, what made Ashoka so special, is that she learned everything she knows from different people,like Plo, Anakin, Senube(can’t remember the name lol), Rex, Padme and others to make her one of the best characters of Star Wars 😢
I think the best way to put it is that Anakin taught her strong physical abilities and tactical thinking skills, whereas Plo Koon shaped her morality. Very much like you said
I disagree, that's simplifying the influence Anakin had on Ahsoka an her morals. We have seen time after time how Ahsoka would do what she thinks is right even if it means disobeying orders or not following what the council wants and she got that from Anakin.
@@dariocantumo I see, I agree with this. I think Anakin’s influence is probably also part of the reason she left the Jedi order. They both saw it was not right, but she actually went through with leaving
And Anakin, who had by far the greatest emotional connection to the clones, wouldn't have acted that way? You seem to be forgetting that Anakin is just as emotionally connected to the 501st as Ahsoka
few people values the role of Ploo Koon in Ashoka Jedi/Light side wielder path. Also the ones of kenobi and Yoda (trainning her also in Jar'Kai) besides Anakin, with no doubt her biggest influence and the reason why she survided order 66. Also having cpt Rex of the 501st as a mentor in the ways of a warrior and tactician is also underrated.
The ones i saw in clone wars was a pacifist and helpless group in addition to it The one i saw in tales of jedi looked more tribal, somewhat like people in the native american movies Had the feeling there were 2 different groups of that species
Yes, he supposedly beat Yoda in a Lightsaber duel once and is the only known character to do so (I can't remember the source but it was one of the starwars video games set in the clonewars)
Anikan taught her how to do battle but plo gave her a code, a philosophy for a way of life. I believe that is one of the biggest reasons she was so effected by Anikan's fall from the light side.
If you go back and watch the scene Ashoka rejects the offer to return to the order, the lineup of the Jedi Masters is really something special. Anakin is beside her to her left, as he actually came to help. To her front & left, on Anakin's side, but still in the line, are Obi Wan then Plo. Who desired help, but allowed politics to restrain them. But showed remorse in doing so, and apologized. On her right, was Mundi then Jayce. Those who were classically most hardline on the Jedi Code dogma, and deflected to "The Will of the Force". Never recognizing that Ashoka wasn't the only one being tested; that they failed not one, but two, Padawans under their care; or their own hypocrisy. In the center, Yoda. The balance between the two sides, but as a consequence (and it was a big failing of his) the one most indecisive. Truly, Clone Wars was truly something special. Its not shocking that Ashoka has become so beloved as a major part of it.
He also possibly tought her to not judge a book by its cover. Back when she was barely going to be brought into the Jedi Order, an elegant woman that claimed to be Jedi wanted to take her. But this woman was actually just trying to kidnap Ahsoka for some credits. Then Plo Koon arrived. So she didn't know how who to trust. The elegant woman or the masked alien. I believe it ended with her trusting the force, and going to Plo Koon.
Big facts, Plo Koon definitely an understated but beloved Jedi character and carried himself as a moral exemplar. Love his influence on Ahsoka's development
whenevr someone brings up that a certain jedi values "all life" I'm always reminded of the fact that : thry def took part in the clone war, and that they def murdered alot of clankers without thinking about it.
Plo has to be one of the Jedi that I missed the most after Order 66. There is so much that I think is yet to be shared about him and his impact on Ahsoka let alone in the Jedi order. Such an interesting and somewhat enigmatic character, especially since he was one of the few users of Force Judgement.
He also is the only Jedi that has supposedly bet Yoda in a Lightsaber duel (mentioned in one of the video games set in the clonewars, not sure how serious Yoda was and Plo never did it again to my knowledge)
I seriously love this take “We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable” Plo: “Not to me” Rex: And those men, *MY BROTHERS* are willing to die and take you and me along with them! Ahsoka: They're good soldiers, Rex. They may be willing to die, but I am not the one who is going to kill them.
I love that the Jedi had a contingency in case a Padawans master died. Ki-Adi Mundi was selected to replace Obi-Wan if he died during Anakin's training. Plo Koon was selected to take over Ahsoka's training if Anakin died. Those are the only two examples I can remember though.
a character from the prequels that was given 2 seconds of screen time to showcase his death became the catalyst of the characteristics for one of the most important and most loved characters in the Star wars universe
Ahsoka is ultimately the pure part of Anakin, free of anger, hate, and loss. She’s incredibly good and will always do the right thing when no one is looking.
Plo taught her to be calm, smart and patient with a compassion for all life but not to let it ruin her like it ruined Anakin later. Anakin taught her to be brave, resourceful, fast and to always do what is right instead if what is expected of her.
I recall watching Revenge of the Sith & seeing all the Jedi die to the clones - I'm sure at the time of RotS release everyone was as confused as the Jedi as to what was happening - anyway, I recall a scene where a Jedi's starfighter was shot down; it was Plo Koon. I watched Clone Wars, then rewatched RotS, came to that scene & it was genuinely heartbreaking to see these characters you've grown attached to in the Clone Wars get killed halfway through the movie.
Plo Koon was one of the best. Not for his skills with the light saber, nor for his connection to the Force but rather his strong belief and morals of how important life and the goodness that life brings. it's the same thought of Yoda. For example, Yoda and Plo Koon saw Clones more than just expendable pawns in a war but as individuals. they both cared for each Clones as a living being. expendable, maybe, equally importantly, yes.
I would say Anakin is simmilar to Plo koon just alot more extreme. He cares and would do anything for his friends and loved ones and overall just cares about people,also the guy is also very powerfull
Aw man I really loved this bite sized dose of SW. I typically don't mesh overly with the movies for one reason or another but I've always disproportionately enjoyed the shows but this Clone Wars above all!
It was probably a good reason that she had another jedi master like Plo Koon as a major influence in her life. Primarily because it allowed her to stay away from the dark side while her master slowly gave into it.
for the mandalorian season 2 finale the cast members actually got told that plo koon was going to be the jedi that will show up jedi and whoom got contacted by grogu ealier. It was also because so no one knew that it was going to be luke showing up
This is one of the reasons i never understood younglings and padawans only ever being taught by one master. It seems like such a limitation on the growth of a potential Jedi knight
Plo koon’s death was probably the saddest imo opinion giving the circumstances that played, it’s true how he valued all life and wished to protect it but the emperor lied and claimed he was going to bomb orphanages or something like that so everyone had a very sour taste of one of the most caring Jedi
And the clones who were forced to shoot him down were people plo treated like his own family so much that clones pasted their own faces and plo Koon’s face on the ships calling themselves plo’s bro but were still forced to shoot him down
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I saw Plo as Ahsoka’s father figure as to where Anakin was the older brother
Obi-Wan is her uncle and Yoda is Grandfather. That's how i saw it too.
Then I see Padmé as the older sister figure to Ahsoka.
And Rex as the bestfriend
Best way to put it. Obi Wan was the uncle and Yoda was the grandfather, Padme and Rex were like her best friends
That's what I was just thinking
With plo Koon being a father figure
Anakin taught her how to protect her own life.
Plo taught her how to protect others’ lives.
“little ‘Soka”
well... we found out where that comes from in tales of the jedi
My parents call her spider monkey
@marvel fanboy tell your parents “that’s totally lame” and hopefully they’ll tell you not to get “snippy”, AND then...
When we're waching the clone wars season 1 through 4 they keep calling her spider monkey which I was really annoyed 😒 but seasons later I did not here another word
But if they call her that one more time then I will tell them to stop.
“We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable”
Plo: “Not to me”
Still one of the best moments
So true
Plo koon spoke like true general you would stake your life for.
And then gets gun downed mid air by clones. I know palpatine returned and that stunk but can plo return please
I remember that scene, that was great.
If I humans of Earth could be more like plo.
I'm legitimately upset he didn't make it to the new show.
Yea, you see him for a split second, but I think having an arc with Plo and Ahsoka, just for old times sake, would be really good,
I wasn’t a fan of the first episode, at least the plot choices, everything else was fine, but I just didn’t get the direction with some of the episodes, Dooku was definitely the highlight
But they wasted significant time in the last one, with setiting up those villager characters, which they overlooked in order to… not show her making her white sabers? It just made no sense
In the Ahsoka novel, she kills the Sixth Brother and uses his saber to construct her white ones, but instead we have to show a fallen order esque sequence, of her using her abilities.
@ambystoma where does he appear?
What was the new show called again?
@@guytheincognito4186 Tales of the Jedi.
@@scyphozoa717 and also the fact that the villagers are pretty dumb and infuriating to watch
Yeah.
She force cut a circle so perfectly.
You can eat a slice of pi to it.
What
"Smiles in math"
@@romantheblack-cat 😺😸😻😸
@@oakenmind 22/7
@@SchwarzSchwertkampfer 3.141592653589793238 i think) moment
Plo was the coolest. He was essentially like a father figure to her and I think Dave Filoni did a marvelous job depicting this. (It actually made me love his character a lot more)
Master Plo and Ahsoka had such a beautiful relationship
It would be cool if Plo Koon survived somehow
Yea agreed..
Theoretically if plo did somehow survive he could comeback in Ashoka show
@@tissueboxproductions3123 well we never actually saw him die in that crash we just saw the star ship collide with a building, Plo could’ve jumped ship before, but I don’t think they’d go that route. Plus they would have to make it so that there’s a reason why he was absent all these years and never met up with Obi wan or Yoda. Personally I’d love if he had amnesia because he hit his head or something after he jumped out of the ship, and because of that he forgets he’s a Jedi, until Ashoka shows up, and he remembers. But rather than follow her around, he decides to go help Luke rebuild the Jedi order, and hopefully the sequels are retconned eventually, so we actually have a good post OG-trilogy era.
@@shlendez Would be a really cool story you’ve set up dude. Too bad we’ll never see it because Disney only cares about dragging in more money instead of actually trying to make the fans happier.
well Plo and Ayla secura are the two Jedi that most likely did not survive so...
Anakin - Shaped Ahsoka’s skills and combat
Plo - Shaped Ahsoka’s mind
Padme - Shaped Ahsoka’s principles
Obi - Shaped Ahsoka’s quips
plo koon is the best jedi of almost all the era's he was compassionate when most other jedi were closing themselves off to feelings.
i mean him obi-wan and anakin all treated clones like they were regular people with lives and not just flesh drones.
Plo represents everything good about the Jedi order he is basically the exact opposite to ki adi mundi
@@Nitrous_oxide_addict why Mundi?
@@alberteinstein453 I pretty bad at explaining stuff so just watch geetsly's video on him
the whole lot hired a chattel eugenics enslaver to breed entire coffles, in order to put them on the front lines to sacrifice their lives to fight their war against a machine army. meaning machine armies were an option.
then they had a plot to overthrow the republic and attempted a coup de'tat that left the senate scarred and disfigured, just because the senate was a different religion than them.
@@alberteinstein453 i watched the video and basically it boils down to the fact that because ki-adi-mundi took avoiding emotional attachment to the extreme, he sucked according to the youtuber. avoiding emotional attachment. like yoda said when he first interviewed young skywalker, fear of losing his mother (attachment) was a path to the dark side. avoiding attachments being developed is partly why they insisted on taking people to be trained as babies and toddlers. which is why Windu objected to Anakin being trained. we all know how he ended up. Becoming a sith for the sake of his emotional attachment.
PLO was the meaning of a Jedi wish we could of seen his lighting powers though
If he survived, he would have just soloed Vader and Palpatine.
@@memecliparchives2254 Both of those fights would be very interesting but Papa Palps is a L High difficulty Vader is most likely a draw or he loses and Vader is left incapacitated in someway shape or form
@@memecliparchives2254 aint no way 💀
WOOW, REALLY?! 😳🤯🤯
@@kordellpurnell6207 I am pretty sure Plo Koon was the only Jedi in the republic era to beat Yoda in a duel, fair and square. I think Palpatine would still win, but it may be challenging or at least annoying. Vader’s having a tough time though
Anikin kept getting annoyed when the senator called him from the war cos his mens death rate went up due to the Jedi assigned to his regiment
Weren't anakin and Obi-Wan the same with their clones? Watching the clone wars they were of the few who value the lives of their clones Ayla Secura and Yoda was another. Even Mace windu on Ryloth
Yea I feel all the Jedi valued the lives of their clones, but it's more of a matter to what extent imo.
As an example, we see Yoda impale a clone through the chest when order 66 happens in ROTS and both him and Obi-Wan also go on to kill multiple clones themselves shortly after when taking back the Jedi temple.
Of course the circumstances are different, but I'm not so sure either Ahoska or Plo Koon would've gone about things in the same way had they been in their shoes - however that's just my opinion.
@@CasualAdept you make a good point actually. Ahsoka actually went out of her way to bury them with honor. Something plo would've done. It's not even an opinion it's a fact.
Remember Obi-Wan showing visible anger after grievous crushed a clones head in from of him he showed visible anger in a blink and you'll miss it moment.
Nada Vebb growing increasingly angry with each clone dying in the lair of grievous episode
@@baki484 also keep in mind, she also learned about their chips, while other jedi were led to believe that the clones turned on them of their own volition.
@@ussmissouri38 she didn't know it with they first attacked her tho
Ayla definitely did. Her and Bly had a very strong connection when Order 66 came down Bly was hurt and that’s why his clones kept shooting he didn’t want her to feel any pain and for her death to be quick.
In my opinion, what made Ashoka so special, is that she learned everything she knows from different people,like Plo, Anakin, Senube(can’t remember the name lol), Rex, Padme and others to make her one of the best characters of Star Wars 😢
You probably meant master Tera Sinube, one that helped her regain lightsaber.
@@Ziel-22k exactly that one lol
Not only that, but also learned about patience
R.i.p Plo koon, he will be remembered
I think the best way to put it is that Anakin taught her strong physical abilities and tactical thinking skills, whereas Plo Koon shaped her morality. Very much like you said
I disagree, that's simplifying the influence Anakin had on Ahsoka an her morals.
We have seen time after time how Ahsoka would do what she thinks is right even if it means disobeying orders or not following what the council wants and she got that from Anakin.
@@dariocantumo I see, I agree with this. I think Anakin’s influence is probably also part of the reason she left the Jedi order. They both saw it was not right, but she actually went through with leaving
And Anakin, who had by far the greatest emotional connection to the clones, wouldn't have acted that way? You seem to be forgetting that Anakin is just as emotionally connected to the 501st as Ahsoka
I thought the same thing, Anakin care for the clones
"A ninja who breaks the rules are scum, but a ninja who abandons his friends are worse than scum."
That's not me crying, that's you...😢🥺
This is what makes Plo’s death all the more heart wrenching… the same men he valued and cared for were the same ones who shot him down
The Plo Koon/Ahsoka episodes are sine of my favorites
Would have liked Plo to appear in the first Tales of the Jedi episode.
Plo Koon was my favorite minor character jedi
few people values the role of Ploo Koon in Ashoka Jedi/Light side wielder path. Also the ones of kenobi and Yoda (trainning her also in Jar'Kai) besides Anakin, with no doubt her biggest influence and the reason why she survided order 66. Also having cpt Rex of the 501st as a mentor in the ways of a warrior and tactician is also underrated.
Ashoka's race also generally values all life. However in a primal way.
The ones i saw in clone wars was a pacifist and helpless group in addition to it
The one i saw in tales of jedi looked more tribal, somewhat like people in the native american movies
Had the feeling there were 2 different groups of that species
Plo Koon is an underrated GOAT.
Yes, he supposedly beat Yoda in a Lightsaber duel once and is the only known character to do so (I can't remember the source but it was one of the starwars video games set in the clonewars)
Watching Tales of a Jedi though Anakin taught her one lesson which helped her survive the one moment it truly counted
Between Plo, Anakin, and Obi-Wan, Asoska was really well trained.
Anikan taught her how to do battle but plo gave her a code, a philosophy for a way of life. I believe that is one of the biggest reasons she was so effected by Anikan's fall from the light side.
If you go back and watch the scene Ashoka rejects the offer to return to the order, the lineup of the Jedi Masters is really something special. Anakin is beside her to her left, as he actually came to help. To her front & left, on Anakin's side, but still in the line, are Obi Wan then Plo. Who desired help, but allowed politics to restrain them. But showed remorse in doing so, and apologized. On her right, was Mundi then Jayce. Those who were classically most hardline on the Jedi Code dogma, and deflected to "The Will of the Force". Never recognizing that Ashoka wasn't the only one being tested; that they failed not one, but two, Padawans under their care; or their own hypocrisy. In the center, Yoda. The balance between the two sides, but as a consequence (and it was a big failing of his) the one most indecisive.
Truly, Clone Wars was truly something special. Its not shocking that Ashoka has become so beloved as a major part of it.
Little ‘Soka was his baby girl ❤
Plo Koon's my favorite Jedi and he objectively is the best.
PLO taught Ashoka to be patient because under anikan she tendended to be brash and short fused and impatient like her master
No that was master Tera sinube
“She puts a value on all life above all else”
*quadruple decapitation*
He also possibly tought her to not judge a book by its cover. Back when she was barely going to be brought into the Jedi Order, an elegant woman that claimed to be Jedi wanted to take her. But this woman was actually just trying to kidnap Ahsoka for some credits. Then Plo Koon arrived. So she didn't know how who to trust. The elegant woman or the masked alien. I believe it ended with her trusting the force, and going to Plo Koon.
Big facts, Plo Koon definitely an understated but beloved Jedi character and carried himself as a moral exemplar. Love his influence on Ahsoka's development
whenevr someone brings up that a certain jedi values "all life" I'm always reminded of the fact that : thry def took part in the clone war, and that they def murdered alot of clankers without thinking about it.
Its sad to think that one day we will see her become one with the force 🙁
Maybe, maybe not
She might be immortal
Cuz the Daughter’s essence
It’s vague asf
Also Togruta live pretty long when they are force sensitive
You know we have right. She’s a force ghost in episode 9 who talks to Rey when she’s gathering strength to beat Palpatine
@@andrewalvarez4975 we heard her but we didnt see her die though… we know roughly when it happens. Kinda..
@@andrewalvarez4975 disney claims she's still alive during episode 9
@@andrewalvarez4975 Not necessarily. At that point she may have still been alive, although old.
His clones love him so much that they literally put pictures of his face, their face, and the words "Plo's Bros" on the side of their ship.
Plo koon and Ashoka are my fave’s characters in Star Wars and I love how they both bond and fight alongside each other in clone wars
Master Sinube was another great teacher of hers. He taught her patience.
Plo has to be one of the Jedi that I missed the most after Order 66. There is so much that I think is yet to be shared about him and his impact on Ahsoka let alone in the Jedi order. Such an interesting and somewhat enigmatic character, especially since he was one of the few users of Force Judgement.
That is why Plo Koon is my number one favorite Jedi master.
Plo Koon is one of my favorite Jedis, he's also one of the select few that can use light side force lightning (I forgot the name of it)
Force judgement, but that's in legends
@@Ziel-22k ah yes, thx for telling
He also is the only Jedi that has supposedly bet Yoda in a Lightsaber duel (mentioned in one of the video games set in the clonewars, not sure how serious Yoda was and Plo never did it again to my knowledge)
Ahsoka is such a strong character because she learned from the best and combined it. The Jedi live on in her
Strongly agree with you on this. They certainly had a bond and she did listen when he gave his wisdom.
Disappointing we didn’t get to see them interact in the Tales of the Jedi show
Maybe next season
Asokha is the best example of how to do a badass female character right. She's probably my favorite character in starwars.
And also, ahsoka was almost kidnapped by a jedi imposter. Plo koon rescued her and brought her to the temple, showing ahaoka that she can trust him.
Anakin showed her strength and Plo showed her morals
I seriously love this take
“We’re just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable”
Plo: “Not to me”
Rex: And those men, *MY BROTHERS* are willing to die and take you and me along with them!
Ahsoka: They're good soldiers, Rex. They may be willing to die, but I am not the one who is going to kill them.
Love it
RIP Plo Koon. Always been my favorite Jedi since I was a kid.
Yea sad.. so much potential
Sucks we didn’t get to see Plo bring her into the Jedi order in Tales of The Jedi
So does nobody else remember the first season when she got her entire squad killed and anakin gave her a massive lecture about valuing life?
Plo Koon is probably one of my favorite jedis
Bro they should have made her plo koon apprentice
Nawww, how cute was she as a little child🥺🥺
She's one of my favourite Jedi
I love that the Jedi had a contingency in case a Padawans master died. Ki-Adi Mundi was selected to replace Obi-Wan if he died during Anakin's training. Plo Koon was selected to take over Ahsoka's training if Anakin died. Those are the only two examples I can remember though.
I like to think of it as Anakin Built her strength and Plo shaped her Wisdom.
Its still so weird to see how far shes come.
Plo is the reason Ashoka didn’t join her master in the dark side
Very well could be..
a character from the prequels that was given 2 seconds of screen time to showcase his death became the catalyst of the characteristics for one of the most important and most loved characters in the Star wars universe
Indeed
Complete Agree .... You nailed it 👍🏼👍🏼💯
There is wisdom in drawing ones inside from many sources.
Plo Koon had always been one of my top 3 favorite force users. Qui-gon, Plo and Ashoka. All 3 live(d) by the will of the force. They were true Jedi's.
Ahsoka is ultimately the pure part of Anakin, free of anger, hate, and loss. She’s incredibly good and will always do the right thing when no one is looking.
Plo taught her to be calm, smart and patient with a compassion for all life but not to let it ruin her like it ruined Anakin later. Anakin taught her to be brave, resourceful, fast and to always do what is right instead if what is expected of her.
Bro.. as a father of two daughters .
Baby Ashoka was adorable. Awww. Net Halloween that’s what they will be.
Love it!
plo deserved so much better :(
Yep always..
My first thought would be Plo Koon's breathing apparatus.
As a die hard Star Wars fan it was always obvious plo was her greatest mentor apart from anaken
I recall watching Revenge of the Sith & seeing all the Jedi die to the clones - I'm sure at the time of RotS release everyone was as confused as the Jedi as to what was happening - anyway, I recall a scene where a Jedi's starfighter was shot down; it was Plo Koon.
I watched Clone Wars, then rewatched RotS, came to that scene & it was genuinely heartbreaking to see these characters you've grown attached to in the Clone Wars get killed halfway through the movie.
Plo-Koon is one of my favorite Jedi. He doesn't seem like a Lap Dog of the Republic.
Plo Koon was one of the best. Not for his skills with the light saber, nor for his connection to the Force but rather his strong belief and morals of how important life and the goodness that life brings. it's the same thought of Yoda. For example, Yoda and Plo Koon saw Clones more than just expendable pawns in a war but as individuals. they both cared for each Clones as a living being. expendable, maybe, equally importantly, yes.
I would say Anakin is simmilar to Plo koon just alot more extreme. He cares and would do anything for his friends and loved ones and overall just cares about people,also the guy is also very powerfull
I can believe that final point
Plo Koon was an amazing Jedi.
It's really unfortunate that Plo Koon was in a star fighter when Order 66 was executed. I'm positive he would have survived if he had been on land.
Morality is of much higher importance than skill.
Aw man I really loved this bite sized dose of SW. I typically don't mesh overly with the movies for one reason or another but I've always disproportionately enjoyed the shows but this Clone Wars above all!
Basically the best of both worlds
Hopefully they make a new season bout Plo Koon
The Ashoka tv show coming out will undoubtedly be some of the best tv
anakin was her master, but plo was a father figure to her.
It was probably a good reason that she had another jedi master like Plo Koon as a major influence in her life. Primarily because it allowed her to stay away from the dark side while her master slowly gave into it.
Máster plo was My all time favourite since a child, alongside Obi wan ❤
It takes a village to raise a child. Especially a talented one
He would’ve been such a good father figure for her after she learned about Anakin’s fate 😭
I picked koon in the original Playstation game that came out right after phantom menace he had a yellow light Saber I thought that was cool.
They do have a good relationship though
for the mandalorian season 2 finale the cast members actually got told that plo koon was going to be the jedi that will show up jedi and whoom got contacted by grogu ealier. It was also because so no one knew that it was going to be luke showing up
No they weren't.
PloKoon will never be topped❤❤❤
Anakin: taught her to be a badass
Plo: taught her to give a shit
The one jedi who absolutely did not deserve 066 😭
This is one of the reasons i never understood younglings and padawans only ever being taught by one master. It seems like such a limitation on the growth of a potential Jedi knight
Plo Koon got gunned down like he was expendable later ironically
“Were just clones sir, we’re meant to be expendable”
Plo koon-“Not to me”
Plo koon’s death was probably the saddest imo opinion giving the circumstances that played, it’s true how he valued all life and wished to protect it but the emperor lied and claimed he was going to bomb orphanages or something like that so everyone had a very sour taste of one of the most caring Jedi
And the clones who were forced to shoot him down were people plo treated like his own family so much that clones pasted their own faces and plo Koon’s face on the ships calling themselves plo’s bro but were still forced to shoot him down
Ironic how Anakins influence in the era of the republic was that important that in the end it was the death of the empire.