Firstly, I'm not judging the typo because "rouge" in french of course means "red". That being said, "red sith" totally makes thematic sense anyway so hell yeah. Also, this episode and entire series is indeed also why I love Star Wars.
In the EU comics and books the force was shown as being interpreted many different ways. One of them was similar as in they connected to the force with music, they would hear sounds or music and make their connection that way. Hopefully force users that find a different path to the force other than the Jedi or Sith becomes main SW cannon in the future
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666 they did add that in canon. That’s how the high republic Jedi are they all perceive the force differently. I believe they gave Avar Kris the music perception of the force. Iirc it’s been awhile since I read the book
Spain representation here! This episode was created by the spanish studio "El Guiri" ("Guiri" is the way we call foreign people here in Spain), and the characters are dub by the legendary spaniard actor Luis Tosar, and Úrsula Corberó (Tokyo in La Casa de Papel or Money Heist)
@@Bayard1503 Maybe they did it in Spanish and English, just like the studio did with Hogwarts Legacy, they did it in English and when they dub it in Spanish, they changed the lip sync
This episode was made by a spanish studio, and the voices actors are Úrsula Corberó (Tokio from Money Heist) as the apprentice, and Luis Tosar (a very well known actor in Spain, who also appeared in the movie Miami Vice) as the master.
I really like the concept of a dark-sider moving to the light but still being followed/haunted by the darkness. And if these reactions are gonna be once per week, they'll go through the end of June, which covers a good chunk of the time before Ahsoka. 😀
I really dug the art style of this one. I really love these sort of creative anthology series where different creators with different styles and tones and cultures can have some freedom to create something inspired by Star Wars while also doing it's own thing. Really cool.
You probably won't see this but you fine gents in the Wave Squadron should check out the trailer for Vader: Pull to the Light. I did 90% of the VFX on it and spent 100's of hours on it so far. Always been a fan of you guys and our shared love for Star Wars!
OMG I WATCHED THAT YESTERDAY! You are a GOD at animations, it must've taken SO long! That shot of the dude on the ISD Bridge is so clean! I think I saw you in the comments saying you did the composing too? You're super talented man
@@jeanbatiste7079 I did! I'm always studying John Williams style (though I could never be as good as the GOAT). But yeah, I saw a few comments saying we should show it to the Blind Wave guys and I was like "Yeah! I LOVE those guys!"
I've watched to Aardman one and seriously this season, not just elevated the Visions to another level, but made an incredible masterpiece. This is almost equally great to Andor to me.
@Dean Inselman I can't give an exact reason there's just something I find off putting about it. I've tried watching a few, akira, AoT, even the castlevania anime, it just doesn't click with me. I love "western" animation, so I just don't know what it is...
I said It once and I'll say it again, I love how they did raw metal, the droid, the wheel Bike, her arm, all of that there's shots where if you pause, the only thing that looks 3d is her face I haven't seen them all yet but next one might be my favorite visions episode and for me it ranks above my favorite sw short animated stuff, the 2003 clone wars
This is my favorite from the season. I love how she creates the colors through the force and how she was a sith but left that behind, I want more of this story.
The perception of the Force as a painting is wonderful. I was reminded of Kreia's own description of the Force: "It is like a cloud, a mist that drifts from living creature to creature, set in motion by currents and eddies. It is the eye of the storm, the passions of all living things turned into energy, into a chorus. It is the rising swell at the end of life, the promise of new territories and new blood, the call of new mysteries in the dark." It is nice to see different interpretations, and paths to a thing usually portrayed as a binary.
Because it is binary. Whoever says it isn't is going directly against the world-building and writing a fanfic. She is going through the same thing that Yoda did in Season 6 of TCW.
@@InevitableVitare Again: it *is* Binary. The Jedi are The Lawful Good Guys and are driven by compassion whereas the Sith are the Bad Guys who are driven by selfishness. It is a Morality Tale. A Myth. This was intentional.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 I mean that there are more force users than just Jedi and Sith. Seriously, within the context of the video, where the main character resolves to find her own path, is it really that hard to interpret?
This short immediately had me wondering if the studios had more freedom this season. Cause *everything* about the presentation, the style, and just overall feeling of this short blew me away! Just the very beginning where we immediately see the setting look like it was sketched out made my jaw drop, everything about this short oozed style! I imagine they had a lot of fun making this cause of how creative they could be with it. I loved seeing another wheel bike, that’s something I desperately want more of in Star Wars! And I loved how the lightsaber blades looked a little curved, it was really neat, the MC’s immediately made me think of a cutlass but I’m sure that’s not right. The master’s voice really sounded like Lance Reddick to me, and it’s really weird cause I swear I’ve heard Luis Tosar’s name before I don’t recognize anything he’s been in. Why do I know his name?! XD but yeah, this was jaw dropping the whole way through, definitely going to look up this studio!
Rodrigo Blaas has also collaborated a few times with Guillermo del Toro, most famously on the Trollhunters series where he served as showrunner! Incidentally, I met Rodrigo twice at an art event he was speaking at. Enormously funny and generous guy, so I'm glad he and his studio got this opportunity ^^
I can’t wait for your episode two reaction .as an Irish person I was so excited watching it, if I had guns I would’ve been shooting them in the air like Rich texan from the Simpson
Lets gooo, Studio Guiri representing Spain and Madrid :) What a gorgeous and visually stunning first episode, plus a very cool self-contained story with really inventive action. Guiri is just a sort of pejorative term for "foreigner" lmao
This group saw The Village Bride from season 1 and the Jedi girl with her yellow katana lightsaber and went “oh yeah, we’re totally using that” lmao. Not a knock against them though because it looks great.
This is honestly one of the most beautifully animated episodes of tv I have ever seen. I especially loved that for Lola to defeat her former master she needed to embrace BOTH the dark side and the light. One of my problems with the Jedi and the Sith is they both lean towards their sides to much. I’m hoping The Acolyte is as amazing as this episode.
I respect going in blind, but I kinda wish they knew about the international studios going in. Knowing the country of origin really influenced the way I watched each episode, I feel in a positive way.
One of the many hiccups in Bane's plan for the Rule of Two.... it was NOT an unbroken chain. This is why Sith Holocrons exist, to restart "The Plan" when things like this happen.
Would love to see a reaction to "What Dreams May Come" but at the same time it's such a devastating watch, absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful film. Loved that connection, Eric
I love this intercultural, creative take on Star Wars!🤩 Also, I'd love if Sabine finds one of her works somewhere on her travels one day and just leave her in awe.
the wheel bike definitely reminds me of Grevous's and the fighter reminds me of The Coloniel Viper from the original Battlestar Galactica i get the feeling in the end that the Sith Master is proud of his apprentice....she may not acknowledge herself as a Sith, but she is a skilled warrior and does use the Dark Side...what he wanted wasn't to destroy her (unless she is unworthy), nor necessarily to bring her back, but for her to express the Dark Side and use it, even if different from him
there are many canon and noncanon explanations for the Dark Side of the Force, some say it is unnatural, purely destructive, corrrosive to life and those who use it, it can't coexist with the Light and the two clashing would result in one needing to destroy the other, the two can't coexist and the Dark must be destroyed i have always (in my own mind) as both The Light and Dark being both natural, neither necessarily good or evil, just powered in different ways....if you follow The dark, you weren't necessarily evil or corrupted, but rather it drew and grew on what you fed it...feed it hate and it will destroy you The Dark was meant to naturally balance the Light: Order vs Chaos, Rigidity vs Fluidity, Stability vs Change...the Dark can draw out creativity, ambition, emotion (which can be wild and out of control, but also fuel us, inspire us and strengthen us) and that's why characters like the Bendu can exist but neither side is good or evil and a balance can be achieved You could easily see the Light used to impose order, structure, discipline to the point of control, oppression, and rigid order, with the Dark side used to oppose that, freedom, adaptability and desire to preserve differences and creativity against a rigid, imposed order
The sabers looked of Spainish origin. The red sith's saber has an El Cid style hilt with the flat blade. The curved blade was a cutlas or actual sabre style with the slight curve at the tip. Very interesting takes on them!
I hate to hate, so Animation is a 12/10, just awesome to look at. The voice acting falls a bit off on some of these, but I really liked the ones Sith´s performance In this the story was pretty light and easy, and very Ahsoka-ish
The story was simple but that felt deliberate to me, because the focus was on the visual. That probably wouldn't work for a series but as a one-off I enjoyed it.
Shame you didn't went to the actual panel. They mention how each short basically have a reference to the culture it was made from like the Indian short!
Remember to keep mention on your regular channel that you have a second channel i who knows about it keep forgetting that you don’t post the new starwars stuff to the old channel
Should’ve put out a post saying that we’re choosing to not watch the trailer. Or at least told people that you hadn’t seen it at celebration. Tons of people have been wondering and commenting for weeks with no response.
@@spectre-8 they can’t read most comments due to spoilers but they definitely look at them from time to time. They don’t owe anyone a response especially if it’s not a nice comment but I see where your coming from.
She definitely has issues, and an altered sense of reality, not necessarily bad but she doesn't see the universe the way others do. Not a criticism, just an observation, this was a wonderful story well made.
I've noticed more in this season that most of the episodes could easily fit into the main universe without major narrative disconnect. Can't say I'm a particularly big fan of the Visions series but I do appreciate the expansion of the themes, something that Star Wars is particularly egregious for is repetition without really improving.
just watched the whole season in one sitting. I'm wondering if some of the stories are meant to be set in _very old Republican times_ except for the two or three that mention the war and reference specific events, the others are kind of ambiguous. and, judging by the tech they show, they could very well be pre-Republican era.
If you had actually watched the episodes instead of just looking at the thumbnails you'd know that there are 3 episodes with male protagonists in this season.
George Lucas was literally inspired by Japanese media such as movies by Akira Kurosawa. Star Wars + Japanese media are a great fit. And anime is a great medium for Star Wars style stories.
To echo what Eric says here, What Dreams May Come with Robin Williams is truly a special film. Really interesting and love that Eric brought it up here haha. No one I know ever seems to have seen it.
EVERYONE can watch the Full Length Reaction HERE: blindwavellc.com/star-wars-visions-2x01-full/
Episode 8 actually has a post credits scene unlike most!
I just witnessed a rouge Sith turned struggling artist take down aerial attackers while drifting on a wheelie bike. This is why I love Star Wars.
Firstly, I'm not judging the typo because "rouge" in french of course means "red". That being said, "red sith" totally makes thematic sense anyway so hell yeah.
Also, this episode and entire series is indeed also why I love Star Wars.
I love how her perception of The Force was in paint. Makes you wonder how many other ways different force users can perceive it.
In the EU comics and books the force was shown as being interpreted many different ways. One of them was similar as in they connected to the force with music, they would hear sounds or music and make their connection that way. Hopefully force users that find a different path to the force other than the Jedi or Sith becomes main SW cannon in the future
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666 they did add that in canon. That’s how the high republic Jedi are they all perceive the force differently. I believe they gave Avar Kris the music perception of the force. Iirc it’s been awhile since I read the book
@@anthonybonavito1371 I wasn't sure if it was actually cannon or not. But still would love to see it live action or I'm an animated series
That’s a very big part of the high republic books actually
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666 it’s in the current canon now too. Every Jedi perceives it differently. Would love to see that portrayed more on screen!
Does anyone else think Sabine would fangirl over this artist due to her artistic flair?
If she were a Force user, she would totally perceive things like this.
I'd kinda love if Sabine found one of her works somewhere in the Galaxy and it would just leave her in awe.
Oh, they would be BFFs
Spain representation here!
This episode was created by the spanish studio "El Guiri" ("Guiri" is the way we call foreign people here in Spain), and the characters are dub by the legendary spaniard actor Luis Tosar, and Úrsula Corberó (Tokyo in La Casa de Papel or Money Heist)
But for what language was it animated for? Spanish, English or Japanese?
@@Bayard1503 Luis Tosar and Úrsula Corberó dubbed the episode in both english and Spain's spanish (Castilian)
@@k-rayplay4440 Alright, I heard the accent but when they animated their lips for what language were they going for?
@@Bayard1503 Well, only the female character had lip movement The sith was always covered by his mask.
@@Bayard1503 Maybe they did it in Spanish and English, just like the studio did with Hogwarts Legacy, they did it in English and when they dub it in Spanish, they changed the lip sync
This episode was made by a spanish studio, and the voices actors are Úrsula Corberó (Tokio from Money Heist) as the apprentice, and Luis Tosar (a very well known actor in Spain, who also appeared in the movie Miami Vice) as the master.
Her saber is also not a katana, but supposed to be like an actual saber sword. Seems like people think only Katanas are curved.
@@looneyluna96 It could be a katana, it does kind of look like it so why do you say it's not? what's it supposed to be?
Bro whatttt that’s awesome have no idea it’s her
I thought she sounded like she was from Spain then when I looked her up I was shocked I didn’t recognize the voice earlier
@@Bayard1503 Because of the hilt, and because this short was made by a Spanish studio.
I really like the concept of a dark-sider moving to the light but still being followed/haunted by the darkness.
And if these reactions are gonna be once per week, they'll go through the end of June, which covers a good chunk of the time before Ahsoka. 😀
I really dug the art style of this one. I really love these sort of creative anthology series where different creators with different styles and tones and cultures can have some freedom to create something inspired by Star Wars while also doing it's own thing. Really cool.
I had a physically emotional response to the moment when she embraces her whole self.
You probably won't see this but you fine gents in the Wave Squadron should check out the trailer for Vader: Pull to the Light. I did 90% of the VFX on it and spent 100's of hours on it so far. Always been a fan of you guys and our shared love for Star Wars!
OMG I WATCHED THAT YESTERDAY! You are a GOD at animations, it must've taken SO long! That shot of the dude on the ISD Bridge is so clean! I think I saw you in the comments saying you did the composing too? You're super talented man
@@jeanbatiste7079 I did! I'm always studying John Williams style (though I could never be as good as the GOAT). But yeah, I saw a few comments saying we should show it to the Blind Wave guys and I was like "Yeah! I LOVE those guys!"
They don't do fan content anymore.
@@looneyluna96 What are you talking about? They did the Dragonball fan film literally a few months ago.
Visions has become and always shall remain one of my favorite mediums of Star Wars. No Canon story, just a few connecting pieces.
I've watched to Aardman one and seriously this season, not just elevated the Visions to another level, but made an incredible masterpiece. This is almost equally great to Andor to me.
Not only am I not an anime fan, I could say I dislike it, so the 1st season was a struggle. I enjoyed this season so much
@@cheeseknees9606 if I can ask why don't you like anime
@Dean Inselman I can't give an exact reason there's just something I find off putting about it. I've tried watching a few, akira, AoT, even the castlevania anime, it just doesn't click with me. I love "western" animation, so I just don't know what it is...
@@cheeseknees9606 hmm interesting I've never really seen that opinion. Ok im done asking questions.
Was a great season. Some of the episodes would be awesome as a spin off series
I'm glad Rick mentioned _The Unfinished Swan_ because those were my exact thoughts with this one as well!
I said It once and I'll say it again, I love how they did raw metal, the droid, the wheel Bike, her arm, all of that there's shots where if you pause, the only thing that looks 3d is her face
I haven't seen them all yet but next one might be my favorite visions episode and for me it ranks above my favorite sw short animated stuff, the 2003 clone wars
This is my favorite from the season. I love how she creates the colors through the force and how she was a sith but left that behind, I want more of this story.
The perception of the Force as a painting is wonderful. I was reminded of Kreia's own description of the Force:
"It is like a cloud, a mist that drifts from living creature to creature, set in motion by currents and eddies. It is the eye of the storm, the passions of all living things turned into energy, into a chorus. It is the rising swell at the end of life, the promise of new territories and new blood, the call of new mysteries in the dark."
It is nice to see different interpretations, and paths to a thing usually portrayed as a binary.
Because it is binary. Whoever says it isn't is going directly against the world-building and writing a fanfic. She is going through the same thing that Yoda did in Season 6 of TCW.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 The binary I'm referring to is Jedi vs Sith, not Light-vs Dark.
@@InevitableVitare Again: it *is* Binary. The Jedi are The Lawful Good Guys and are driven by compassion whereas the Sith are the Bad Guys who are driven by selfishness. It is a Morality Tale. A Myth. This was intentional.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 I mean that there are more force users than just Jedi and Sith. Seriously, within the context of the video, where the main character resolves to find her own path, is it really that hard to interpret?
This short immediately had me wondering if the studios had more freedom this season. Cause *everything* about the presentation, the style, and just overall feeling of this short blew me away! Just the very beginning where we immediately see the setting look like it was sketched out made my jaw drop, everything about this short oozed style! I imagine they had a lot of fun making this cause of how creative they could be with it. I loved seeing another wheel bike, that’s something I desperately want more of in Star Wars! And I loved how the lightsaber blades looked a little curved, it was really neat, the MC’s immediately made me think of a cutlass but I’m sure that’s not right. The master’s voice really sounded like Lance Reddick to me, and it’s really weird cause I swear I’ve heard Luis Tosar’s name before I don’t recognize anything he’s been in. Why do I know his name?! XD but yeah, this was jaw dropping the whole way through, definitely going to look up this studio!
Rodrigo Blaas has also collaborated a few times with Guillermo del Toro, most famously on the Trollhunters series where he served as showrunner!
Incidentally, I met Rodrigo twice at an art event he was speaking at. Enormously funny and generous guy, so I'm glad he and his studio got this opportunity ^^
I can’t wait for your episode two reaction .as an Irish person I was so excited watching it, if I had guns I would’ve been shooting them in the air like Rich texan from the Simpson
That one became my favourite one-off Star Wars story EVER. I've watched it constantly.
There's Behind the Scenes (making of) for each episode under Extras! Hope you find it, they're great!
Yay, full Crew! I'm sad you're only doing one episode a week but I understand.
Lets gooo, Studio Guiri representing Spain and Madrid :) What a gorgeous and visually stunning first episode, plus a very
cool self-contained story with really inventive action. Guiri is just a sort of pejorative term for "foreigner" lmao
Can't wait for their reaction to the 4th episode.
This was definitely giving me What Dreams May Come. Not the afterlife but in the moment. So cool.
No coincidence that a former Sith would become an artist. The Sith are all about passion
This group saw The Village Bride from season 1 and the Jedi girl with her yellow katana lightsaber and went “oh yeah, we’re totally using that” lmao. Not a knock against them though because it looks great.
When you are done with visions you guys should really watch the Phineas and Ferb Star Wars special its really good
This is honestly one of the most beautifully animated episodes of tv I have ever seen. I especially loved that for Lola to defeat her former master she needed to embrace BOTH the dark side and the light. One of my problems with the Jedi and the Sith is they both lean towards their sides to much. I’m hoping The Acolyte is as amazing as this episode.
The next episode HITS HARD
like end of Little Nightmares Hard
I respect going in blind, but I kinda wish they knew about the international studios going in. Knowing the country of origin really influenced the way I watched each episode, I feel in a positive way.
One of the many hiccups in Bane's plan for the Rule of Two.... it was NOT an unbroken chain.
This is why Sith Holocrons exist, to restart "The Plan" when things like this happen.
Thanks, Eric! Thanks, Rick! Thanks, Calvin! Thanks, Aaron! 😶🌫 #StarWarsWaveSquadron #StarWars #StarWarsVisions
Episode 8 actually has a post credits scene unlike most!
Would love to see a reaction to "What Dreams May Come" but at the same time it's such a devastating watch, absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful film. Loved that connection, Eric
I saw a parody of that called "Wet Dreams Make Come." Let's just say Heaven wasn't made of paint.
Aww love Eric's "What Dreams May Come" reference. Excellent film!
Yess I'm so excited for you guys to look at these and glad you're giving each their own episode. This season is a real treat.
I love this intercultural, creative take on Star Wars!🤩
Also, I'd love if Sabine finds one of her works somewhere on her travels one day and just leave her in awe.
the wheel bike definitely reminds me of Grevous's and the fighter reminds me of The Coloniel Viper from the original Battlestar Galactica
i get the feeling in the end that the Sith Master is proud of his apprentice....she may not acknowledge herself as a Sith, but she is a skilled warrior and does use the Dark Side...what he wanted wasn't to destroy her (unless she is unworthy), nor necessarily to bring her back, but for her to express the Dark Side and use it, even if different from him
I have been looking forward for this
One thing I love about this is how they got Úrsula Corberó to voice the main character for this episode
I like that the sith master had a broadsword and actually used it like a broadsword and she used hers like a saber
In my mind, the painting at the beginning was her escapism from her past
The double curved lightsaber reminds me of a Yin/Yang symbol.
there are many canon and noncanon explanations for the Dark Side of the Force, some say it is unnatural, purely destructive, corrrosive to life and those who use it, it can't coexist with the Light and the two clashing would result in one needing to destroy the other, the two can't coexist and the Dark must be destroyed
i have always (in my own mind) as both The Light and Dark being both natural, neither necessarily good or evil, just powered in different ways....if you follow The dark, you weren't necessarily evil or corrupted, but rather it drew and grew on what you fed it...feed it hate and it will destroy you
The Dark was meant to naturally balance the Light: Order vs Chaos, Rigidity vs Fluidity, Stability vs Change...the Dark can draw out creativity, ambition, emotion (which can be wild and out of control, but also fuel us, inspire us and strengthen us) and that's why characters like the Bendu can exist but neither side is good or evil and a balance can be achieved
You could easily see the Light used to impose order, structure, discipline to the point of control, oppression, and rigid order, with the Dark side used to oppose that, freedom, adaptability and desire to preserve differences and creativity against a rigid, imposed order
How the fresh frick did nobody react to the booty shot? That’s literally the pinnacle of this episode.
The sabers looked of Spainish origin. The red sith's saber has an El Cid style hilt with the flat blade. The curved blade was a cutlas or actual sabre style with the slight curve at the tip. Very interesting takes on them!
You mentioned the movie What Dreams May Come! A beautiful movie that caused a lot of tears!
What dreams may come referenced 🎉🥳🤩
the art style was amazing, very interesting take and presentation.
I hate to hate, so Animation is a 12/10, just awesome to look at.
The voice acting falls a bit off on some of these, but I really liked the ones Sith´s performance
In this the story was pretty light and easy, and very Ahsoka-ish
The story was simple but that felt deliberate to me, because the focus was on the visual. That probably wouldn't work for a series but as a one-off I enjoyed it.
The main character in this episode reminds me of Claudia Black.
Shame you didn't went to the actual panel. They mention how each short basically have a reference to the culture it was made from like the Indian short!
The whole thing is about painting and aaron says 'i liked the painting aspect of it' 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
S2 is awesome however I wish you guys would do like, 2-3 episodes per upload so we fans dont have to wait for your reactions!
As an artist, this is the kind of episode that Sabine Wren would definitely approve of.
This episode is probably one of my favorite for the visual !! So beatiful in is art. It is remind me spider-verse in a way.
she is a Great Jedi
Sith takes place before Phantom Menace
Lola is played by Baroness from Snake Eyes
This one reminded me of the video game Unfinished Swan.
The animation style in this episode looks so familiar to into the spider verse, the rouge sith’s hair style reminds me of Doc Olivia Octavius!
Oh cmon guys. I thought you would do them all at once . You're gonna make us wait 9 weeks ? 😭
She would make great friends with Sabine
For me the first episode was already better than the entire first season. Far better series this time around
if you think sith will be great artist because of passions of their code
This is my favorite episode and the Anime one!
Ep1 was great! But tbh I can't wait to see your ep2 reaction.
You guys should watch Vader: Pull to Light
Hope y’all react to young Jedi adventure too it’s a bit basic and kidish but some things are neat about it
Remember to keep mention on your regular channel that you have a second channel i who knows about it keep forgetting that you don’t post the new starwars stuff to the old channel
Should’ve put out a post saying that we’re choosing to not watch the trailer. Or at least told people that you hadn’t seen it at celebration. Tons of people have been wondering and commenting for weeks with no response.
yeah it sucks they made it on youtube but literally almost never like comments or respond to the people who watch them
@@spectre-8 they can’t read most comments due to spoilers but they definitely look at them from time to time. They don’t owe anyone a response especially if it’s not a nice comment but I see where your coming from.
As soon as I saw her vehicle I thought of South Park 🤐
She definitely has issues, and an altered sense of reality, not necessarily bad but she doesn't see the universe the way others do.
Not a criticism, just an observation, this was a wonderful story well made.
They’re really gonna stretch this show out over eight weeks 🤦♂️
They did the same with the previous season
@@pitilessnightmare6879 yeah but with some things they would do two at a time or like the boys they did all three.
@@austinwaymire1152 Its all out at once
She's no Jedi
They never say it. But it's clear why she has the fake arm.
I didn't care for season 1 at all. But season 2 was great.
Good timing, as today is Revenge of the 5th...May
I've noticed more in this season that most of the episodes could easily fit into the main universe without major narrative disconnect. Can't say I'm a particularly big fan of the Visions series but I do appreciate the expansion of the themes, something that Star Wars is particularly egregious for is repetition without really improving.
Force diad
You guys really drip feeding these reactions every week now? Cmon, at least release them one day after the other. Sorry guys but wtf
now? this is literally always what they've done, this isn't new :')
just watched the whole season in one sitting.
I'm wondering if some of the stories are meant to be set in _very old Republican times_
except for the two or three that mention the war and reference specific events, the others are kind of ambiguous.
and, judging by the tech they show, they could very well be pre-Republican era.
I know you do what you have to in order to avoid copyright but the editing here was pretty obnoxious...
there's a fake wavesquadron account trying to scam people and replying to every comment and you guys aren't deleting the comments?
Are you really doing one a week? Say it ain’t so!
it was very abstract.. thats all i can say.. i just feel like their target audience here 4 this eps was Artist or High ppl lol..
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It was too woke, you’re telling me that they couldn’t make one episode out of nine with a male protagonists? Really?
Wow. Really? You've been watching too much Star Wars Theory. It's rotted your brain.
@@jackdubz4247 no, it’s a fact! Go look at the synopsis and the thumbnails.. it’s clear what they did.
@@jackdubz4247 I didn’t have to watch anything just log into D+ and read the synopsis…and look at the thumbnails. The sexism is insane!
If you had actually watched the episodes instead of just looking at the thumbnails you'd know that there are 3 episodes with male protagonists in this season.
what do you think woke means 🤔
lets keep anime as far away as possible from Star Wars please. Ty
So mad over something being good huh
This isn't even anime
No
Why does it matter, it isnt even canon.
George Lucas was literally inspired by Japanese media such as movies by Akira Kurosawa. Star Wars + Japanese media are a great fit. And anime is a great medium for Star Wars style stories.
The beautiful dark-haired lady Sith painter artist well she kind of reminds me or looks a lot like the actress in Farscape
To echo what Eric says here, What Dreams May Come with Robin Williams is truly a special film. Really interesting and love that Eric brought it up here haha. No one I know ever seems to have seen it.