Reacting to a vision of Maul, Ezra defies Hera and Kanan to travel to a remote planet in hopes of stopping the former Sith lord from carrying out his plans.
It's sad, I honestly think Obi-Wan's story is a true tragedy. He lost pretty much everything he loved and held dear and sacrificed his entire life. He was a great character, and as well as it worked for the story the character deserved a better fate then the sadness that he endured.
Maul's story is a tragedy as well. He was taken from birth to fight against an order he only hated because his master told him to hate them. After years of being alone and losing memories, he meets his brother. He's revitalized as a person, only to lose his brother to the man that ruined his life in the first place. And now, in this episode...I don't even wanna say anything. That ending scene just made me cry because of how Maul's dying wish is to be avenged.
GenSphinx the story of Obi-wan is one of the best ever. This man who lost everything he held dear. A man who watched the boy he trained get burned alive. A man who sacrificed him self for the greater good. Obi-wan was indeed more powerful than Anakin, because even everything he went through he never turned to the dark side, he was a true Jedi Knight till the end
I may have had a hard life, but as a ghost I am happy and at peace. Even if I suffered, I am glad to know I that I saved many other lives and guided Luke to free the entire galaxy. Helping others gave my life worth. :-D
yeah... i think Obi-Wan is the true spirit of the Jedi knight, the gardian of the peace, while i see more Yoda like the true wisdom of the Jedi. Obi-Wan had clearly a very harsh life... i think he's amound these star wars character who were fucked up all the way by the storie... like Maul, or all the clones...
And yet....he tries not to kill Maul, or even fight him, up until the very moment Maul begins to dissect Obi-Wan's true purpose really. And when Obi-Wan does take the blow, it's quick. He doesn't gloat. And he doesn't let Maul, a creature who had taken so much from him, hit the ground. He holds him and forgives him. Obi-Wan is just incredible. After everything he's lost, I think he understood Maul even more now than ever before. And he pitied him. I'm so happy, this is another moment to add to my list of "why I adore Obi-Wan Kenobi"
isaac -088 ...huh... Yeah it seems like i have heard it before... Wasn't he Padmae's baby? And that means that he is Vader's son! Ok he HAS to have some type of role!
@@lukepevensie I believe it was Stephen Stanton! He also voiced Tarkin in TCW/Rebels and General Raddus in Rogue One (among a bunch of other roles), he’s great
unfortunately Obi Wan wasted his life protecting luke. The real chosen one according to disney would show up 30 years later by the name of Rey. Poor obi wan...if you only knew. /s
Child Luke? It may not make any sense. Leia appeared almost as a teen, and Luke a child? The twins have been born at the same time. +David iDealist Same here
What a fantastic ending, so glad Luke didn't get embroiled in the going ons of this episode and didnt interact with any of the Rebels characters. His destiny lies along a different path....
I love how you can really see the touches of ginger in Obi Wan's hair, and the way he rubbed his chin in thought- it's little things and gestures like that that connect Rebels to Clone Wars to the movies just as much or more than introducing Maul and Ahsoka.
@Giovanni Roman No. Original reply alluded to "Order 66" on non-fans, which meant people who are not Star Wars fans at all. No matter what you think, you're a Star Wars fan whether you like or dislike the Sequel Trilogy/ "Disney Star Wars."
Best ending for a Star Wars episode from any series in my opinion. It is so humble and sincere, showing Obi Wan as the true Sentinel of Hope... Also makes Obi Wan the real MVP, and I love hearing Aunt Beru callLuke... this scene was super, super nostalgic and just awesome... despite a not so eventful fight with Maul... Thanks to Dave and the Rebels Crew for an awesome, emotional ending... as well as paying an awesome, very much due tribute to Obi Wan!
The man lost his order His master His friends The woman he loved His brother and best friend. Yet he never lost hope of a better future. Hands down for the best Jedi ever, Obi-Wan "Ben" Kenobi
I literally almost choked up seeing young Luke in the distance running so innocently. having the audience knowing that one day he'll become one of the most influential Jedi of all time
Baby Luke! Awww. I always wondered if part of the reason Obi Wan kept his distance was guilt. He knew that Luke was an innocent, but eventually he would have to pay the price for everybody else's screw ups and clean up the mess.
am i the only one who gets goosebumps when you hear the star wars theme playing and just see the young luke running? like a soft acknowledgement of things to come, i want to watch rogue one and a new hope all over again
Just hearing that lonely French Horn playing the first few notes of 'Binary Sunset' moved me to tears. If it had kept going until the music swells as the strings join in... I'd be bawling.
DAMN the feelings... After I watched the hole episode and especially after this scene i cried like a little baby. He is my favorite character he is a powerful jedi master yet he suffered so much... I can't imagine the pain he felt day by day... :'( THE FORCE WILL BE WITH YOU ALWAYS MASTER OBI-WAN KENOBI!!!!!
@@matthewg1851 him protecting Luke. There's comics of young Luke getting in trouble and Ben coming to help. There's stories explaining why Uncle Owen hated him, him getting ready tug o take Luke as his apprentice, draw from those to make a spin off.
If you look closely at his silhouette he looks just like his father. This must really remind obiwan of his old brother and friend. He watched anakin grow and now he watched luke grow, i wonder if he ever felt nostalgia watching luke be like his father
So glad we didn't see Luke. Seriously, I'm ecstatic. I was so worried that Ezra was gonna be shoehorned into his life to become some great idol to him. I hated when Legends did it, and I would be livid to see Rebels do it. They're already a bunch of Mary-sues most of the time as it is.
Walter Kovacs me too. It's obvious Luke had no idea what the Jedi or the Force was in episode 4. Some series just ram there characters in the main story to make them important I'm glad it didn't happen here
Scoonertuna at least they consistently follow a single group of characters and develop them. In past projects by this group, character traits just popped up and we just had to go with them.
It wasn't just nostalgia either; it was nostalgia *done right*. We got all those feelings we wanted from the scene, yet it fit into the episode and the broader plot of the series without causing any "wait huh what?" moments. Beautifully done.
That Guy Over There Hmmm, would "when the Empire was created", be after the battle of Mustafar or when Padme said "So this is how liberty dies, thunderous applause".
This made me so happy and excited when I first saw it. The way his aunt called him like in A New Hope just brought back all the warm and fuzzies. I was not expecting to get a Luke cameo, but I’m so glad we did. And just that brief glimpse was just right. Like ok this is who Obi’s protecting but he’s not involved in this story.
He looks so young, like a little child when he is the same age as Ezra. Then again, Luke even at 19 is pretty short (1.75) compared to his father (1.88). Maybe because the lack of training and desnutrition for living in Tatooine
When I saw this I gasp when the title said LUKE SKYWALKER and this was a great scene reminds that scene Luke looking at the Twins Suns in A New Hope. I hope we see Luke Skywalker and the rest of the Rebels together even Leia, R2 and C3PO and all we know that Rebels is getting closer to Rogue One and the original trilogy and hope this show gets better and what about the season finale next week something interesting or expected ?
4 seasons, 75 episodes, 27.5 hours of content, dozens of new characters introduced, numerous plotlines concluded. And in the end, this short little plot irrelevant scene is the best thing about Star Wars Rebels
Seriously lost my collective shit when I saw this and I didn't really care if they didn't show Luke, Just aunt Beru yelling Luke and binary sunset playing in the background was perfect enough
Dick pole I thought it was. He just finished seeing other force users, so he wanted to see if Luke was contacted or harmed or if everything was kosher. I think it represents what Obi Wan always did...”keep an eye on Luke growing up and keeping him safe”
Maul: Who..do you protect? Is..is it the Chosen One? Kenobi: Well, there is a huge fan debate over that one. I mean, they say the original one still is, and others say no he wasn't, now this new one is, and the studios have been of no help in settling this once and for all... Maul: He will obtain our vengeance... Kenobi: I suppose I was just talking to myself then. Rather rude.
That music...😏 chills of childhood memories long ago... it's not that star-wars changed lives.. it's the imprint of the memory's of being a child itself.. especially the attachments to my mother... R.I.P mum I still love you dearly... I was only 7yrs when she passed & everything was destroyed when she did... Foster homes... some cruel especially the woman.. it was the 80s different time I guess. I just wish I could of saved her. but I couldn't sadly 😘
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It's sad, I honestly think Obi-Wan's story is a true tragedy. He lost pretty much everything he loved and held dear and sacrificed his entire life. He was a great character, and as well as it worked for the story the character deserved a better fate then the sadness that he endured.
Maul's story is a tragedy as well. He was taken from birth to fight against an order he only hated because his master told him to hate them. After years of being alone and losing memories, he meets his brother. He's revitalized as a person, only to lose his brother to the man that ruined his life in the first place.
And now, in this episode...I don't even wanna say anything. That ending scene just made me cry because of how Maul's dying wish is to be avenged.
GenSphinx the story of Obi-wan is one of the best ever. This man who lost everything he held dear. A man who watched the boy he trained get burned alive. A man who sacrificed him self for the greater good. Obi-wan was indeed more powerful than Anakin, because even everything he went through he never turned to the dark side, he was a true Jedi Knight till the end
I may have had a hard life, but as a ghost I am happy and at peace. Even if I suffered, I am glad to know I that I saved many other lives and guided Luke to free the entire galaxy. Helping others gave my life worth.
:-D
yeah... i think Obi-Wan is the true spirit of the Jedi knight, the gardian of the peace, while i see more Yoda like the true wisdom of the Jedi.
Obi-Wan had clearly a very harsh life... i think he's amound these star wars character who were fucked up all the way by the storie... like Maul, or all the clones...
And yet....he tries not to kill Maul, or even fight him, up until the very moment Maul begins to dissect Obi-Wan's true purpose really. And when Obi-Wan does take the blow, it's quick. He doesn't gloat. And he doesn't let Maul, a creature who had taken so much from him, hit the ground. He holds him and forgives him. Obi-Wan is just incredible. After everything he's lost, I think he understood Maul even more now than ever before. And he pitied him. I'm so happy, this is another moment to add to my list of "why I adore Obi-Wan Kenobi"
I don't know guys. Maybe this new character "Luke" will develop into a big part of the story.
No, probably not. He's just one of those background characters like the geonoshians or that one guy who's podracer wouldn't start.
What makes you say that? It's not like he's staring wishfully into a binary sunset... When that happens, get back to me
isaac -088 ...huh... Yeah it seems like i have heard it before...
Wasn't he Padmae's baby? And that means that he is Vader's son! Ok he HAS to have some type of role!
isaac -088 Yea its not like he's going to save the galaxy or anything and make a trilogy about it
The Real Jeremiah Flowers well i mean, if they make any more films (100% sure they will) won't it be about Ezra and the crew?
The force will be with you Luke, always.
Obi-Wan Kenobi Hey Obi Wan I Would like to be a jedi plz can i be one plz show me how
+Obi-Wan Kenobi Well said, Master Kenobi. Well said.
Kylo Ren Move Kylo Ren Why Did you kill your Father
Obi-Wan Kenobi hi Obi wan. was it hard to kill darth maul
Obi please tell me why you stalk little boys and when they're unconscious bring them to your house to "Nurse them back to health"
Maul signed his own death warrant the moment he suggested obi wan was protecting someone. You see the change of heart in Kenobi's face.
Wrong vid
Sam Witwer said it best, that's the moment he changes from Ewan McGregor to Alec Guinness
@@venoshockk whoever voice obi wan did a great job sounding just like Alec Guiness
@@lukepevensie I believe it was Stephen Stanton! He also voiced Tarkin in TCW/Rebels and General Raddus in Rogue One (among a bunch of other roles), he’s great
He saw Maul as a threat at that point
"But I was about to go to Tosche Station to pick up some power convertors."
you can waste time with your friends when your chores are down
+SoSucculent that definitely sounds like anakin's son
i'll still never forget when robot chicken theorized that the "power converters" were actually strippers.
Star Wars Rebels
A. how did u find these clips? and B. can u please not post anything 4 the season finale episode next week till it's actually out???
So did epic meal time during their beefb-8 epic meal, and that one guy who also said that in a cinema sins episode of the movie.
Ezra's vision from the Holocrons was correct. Obi Wan did have the answer for defeating the Sith. That answer was just not ready yet.
unfortunately Obi Wan wasted his life protecting luke. The real chosen one according to disney would show up 30 years later by the name of Rey. Poor obi wan...if you only knew. /s
@@geomfilms No Anakin is the chosen one no fck Rey PALPATINE
@@geomfilms you are wrong dude
GeoMFilms nope wrong Palpatine died for good in rotj change my mind
GeoMFilms rey never was and is not the chosen one.
Wow....just hearing Luke's aunt call out to him (the child Luke)....OMG....brings back memories...
Evianna Faye I think they used audio clips from a new hope in this scene
I cried a little.
Evianna Faye I don't get it though, if Lukes a child here, then why is Leia almost gone up in an earlier episode?
Child Luke? It may not make any sense. Leia appeared almost as a teen, and Luke a child? The twins have been born at the same time.
+David iDealist Same here
Mike90 susanoo they both should be 12 or 13 maybe 14 just a few years till they would meet from now.
The last duty that Obi-Wan had: To watch over his brother's family.
Obi-wan does have a brother but he has no idea who or where, so ….
huh?
@@travelwell6049 "You were my brother, Anakin. I loved you."
Obi wan is hands down the best character in Star Wars.
Besides Luke and Vader
But yeh I agree with you
Just seeing him watching over Luke in this scene gives me the chills. Absolute chills.
He's my favorite.
+Obi-Wan Kenobi such ego
Obi-Wan is my favorite Star Wars character. He also has the high ground. That makes him a badass.☺
Binary Sunset is one of the best pieces of music ever written for a movie and probably just in general
Amen 🙏
I love John Williams
John Williams deserves immortality
I think Hexadecimal Sunset is a lot better
Phillip Think he's heard the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?
Phillip He IS immortal
A man's final purpose before death: watching over family
Darth Stalker True,that.
Poor Obi-Wan.
Darth Stalker true
Darth Stalker hell yes
True. This is why I always watch over our Neighbours' kids when they are asleep. :)
that voice was puled straight from the original film wasnt it
Probably
Nidnoms what if i told you it was during the film.
Maybe the luke scenes were a flashback
JC7146 maybe
JC7146 It cant be because in a new hope the rebel base is on yavin
I remember someone at Celebration saying it was one of the unused takes from A New Hope
What a fantastic ending, so glad Luke didn't get embroiled in the going ons of this episode and didnt interact with any of the Rebels characters. His destiny lies along a different path....
Oh, fantastic quote reference
I like the idea that for as much as Kenobi berated Anakin for having attachments, he grew very, very protective of Luke.
I love how you can really see the touches of ginger in Obi Wan's hair, and the way he rubbed his chin in thought- it's little things and gestures like that that connect Rebels to Clone Wars to the movies just as much or more than introducing Maul and Ahsoka.
Clone Wars and Rebels writers were fantastic. Wish they had been called upon for the Sequels.
My son!!
Darth Vader yes Lord Vader, you have a son....
He'll be telling everyone now.
I have a son, light speeeeeeeeed!
Darth Vader No it is anakin skywalkers son you are darth Vader
and my apprentice.
for as simple and as short as this scene was, that just gave me such a warm feeling inside. i loved it
Deke Berry you are a fan! I am a fan. And everyone who is not a fan...ORDER 66 THOSE BITCHES!
@Giovanni Roman No. Original reply alluded to "Order 66" on non-fans, which meant people who are not Star Wars fans at all.
No matter what you think, you're a Star Wars fan whether you like or dislike the Sequel Trilogy/ "Disney Star Wars."
You know your level of nostalgia for some characters is impressive when just hearing someone calling out to him makes you feel goosebumps
I burst into nostalgia tears as soon as she said his name
He looks rather small...from a certain point of view.
FROM MY POINT OF VIEW THE JEDI ARE EVIL!
;-)
FROM MY POINT OF VIEW THE YOUNGLINGS ARE EVIL!
Kevin Vizcarra I think he's too short to be a Stormtrooper one day, but that could only be me
From my point of view, the sand is evil. It’s coarse, rough, irritating. And it gets everywhere
"Why is Luke so small"
It's not that difficult guys... it's from a distance...
well leia did say "(luke) short for a stormtrooper" and Mark Hamill is short, so I've heard...
He isn’t two feet tall...
Rebels takes place like 5 years before a new hope so he's shorter plus it's at a distance
Well I mean this episode was 1-2 years before ANH
BenjiMan but compared to Leia he is still too young
MY BOY LUKE GONNA GO PICK UP SOME POWER CONVERTERS
HE DID IT
YEAAAHHHH POWER CONVERTERS!!!!!
Luke is my favorite character in Star Wars because he was just a farm boy not knowing he was destined for greatness he gives me hope.
DARTH VADER that’s your son the one who will redeem you in return of the Jedi
@•Ash daughter of rash x willow ツ• bruh the movie has been out for 40+ years
This is all I wanted from this show, I can die happy.
I need a Luke close up and Kanan and Obi wan to talk then I can die happy
I just want to see if ezra will see the end of the empire
dillydilophosaur ...66 likes....
Well shit!
Not!
"Tell me...is he...the Chosen One?"
"Yes"
"He will...avenge us both"
The feels are so intense in this scene.
K-2SO Yeah. ☺
Best ending for a Star Wars episode from any series in my opinion. It is so humble and sincere, showing Obi Wan as the true Sentinel of Hope... Also makes Obi Wan the real MVP, and I love hearing Aunt Beru callLuke... this scene was super, super nostalgic and just awesome... despite a not so eventful fight with Maul... Thanks to Dave and the Rebels Crew for an awesome, emotional ending... as well as paying an awesome, very much due tribute to Obi Wan!
I love that you can see Obi Wan thinking about whether or not it's time to train Luke.
Nearly, but not quite yet.
The man lost his order
His master
His friends
The woman he loved
His brother and best friend.
Yet he never lost hope of a better future.
Hands down for the best Jedi ever, Obi-Wan "Ben" Kenobi
He had a woman?
@@saintlouis1087 Satine Kryze, dutchess of Mandalore
@@setharcher2339 nice
@@saintlouis1087 Yeh, Dutchess Satine! She was in the Clone Wars though!
It's amazing that despite everything bad that happened to Obi Wan, he did not fall to the Dark Side.
Oh my god the feels
DasTelefon1901 Ikr.
DasTelefon1901 same fam! :)
I literally almost choked up seeing young Luke in the distance running so innocently. having the audience knowing that one day he'll become one of the most influential Jedi of all time
Well if young Luke gets lost, separated or in trouble, Obi Wan will always be watching.
oh yes man the feelings are true about this fkin awesome
Ezra's holocron vision wasn't wrong. The secret to defeating the sith was in Tatooine
Baby Luke! Awww.
I always wondered if part of the reason Obi Wan kept his distance was guilt. He knew that Luke was an innocent, but eventually he would have to pay the price for everybody else's screw ups and clean up the mess.
Yeah it's weird. Why does he look like a little kid when hes 17?
Luuuuke....
My heart...bitter sweet to know all that lays before these characters. Such wonderful story telling.
maul vs obi wan was shorter than goldberg vs brock lesnar,but maul scene was good explained why obi wan was a slow fighter in new hope an more.
yes! another wrestling fan of some sorts who's also a star wars fan! the will of the force has brought us to this point
Yes same
Juan Vasquez The GoldBerg Vs Brock Lesnar Survivor series 16' of Star Wars
It makes sense because real kendo duels end up quick
Juan Vasquez just enjoy the simplicity
I'm crying a lot because of that scene
am i the only one who gets goosebumps when you hear the star wars theme playing and just see the young luke running? like a soft acknowledgement of things to come, i want to watch rogue one and a new hope all over again
if they ever brought Luke into Rebels i think Mark Hamill or Matt Lanter would be a good Luke Skywalker
Mark's too old I fear
Hayden Fowle he is to old to play kid luke Skywalker...
Hayden Fowle hope they don't.
Manuel Amaya well he still plays the joker
I could picture Matt Lanter being young Luke.
I've waited so long for this...
Mr. StarWars Same.
Me too.
they should had a close up of Luke.
no. the fact that it was from a distance and in silhouette made it cooler.
Just hearing that lonely French Horn playing the first few notes of 'Binary Sunset' moved me to tears. If it had kept going until the music swells as the strings join in... I'd be bawling.
I like how starting at 0:13 they used the exact audio from A New Hope
Whoever did the voice of Aunt Beru did a fantastic job.
DAMN the feelings... After I watched the hole episode and especially after this scene i cried like a little baby. He is my favorite character he is a powerful jedi master yet he suffered so much... I can't imagine the pain he felt day by day... :'( THE FORCE WILL BE WITH YOU ALWAYS MASTER OBI-WAN KENOBI!!!!!
Cant wait too see more of this in the Kenobi show, i love how much ewan puts into his character
“He will AVENGE US!!!”
This is why we need a obi wan spinoff
Only one of the VERY many reasons why we need the spinoff. But a good reason indeed.
What would it be? We've seen his entire life. The only thing missing is him meditating in a desert for a decade.
Obi Wan looking at luke for 2 hours I'd pay to see it
@@matthewg1851 him protecting Luke. There's comics of young Luke getting in trouble and Ben coming to help. There's stories explaining why Uncle Owen hated him, him getting ready tug o take Luke as his apprentice, draw from those to make a spin off.
And it’s been confirmed we have one
I love that Obi was there right before the Droids changed Luke's destiny forever.
This adds some much dimension to Obiwan's character that was always there, but never really explored
If you look closely at his silhouette he looks just like his father. This must really remind obiwan of his old brother and friend. He watched anakin grow and now he watched luke grow, i wonder if he ever felt nostalgia watching luke be like his father
"Don't worry. I'll be right here... even if you can't see me."
fun fact, the computer model used for Luke running was actually Ezra, hence it being so small and "distant"
So glad we didn't see Luke. Seriously, I'm ecstatic. I was so worried that Ezra was gonna be shoehorned into his life to become some great idol to him. I hated when Legends did it, and I would be livid to see Rebels do it. They're already a bunch of Mary-sues most of the time as it is.
Walter Kovacs Yeah,a lot of Force using characters become so OP, it's exasperating.
Walter Kovacs me too. It's obvious Luke had no idea what the Jedi or the Force was in episode 4. Some series just ram there characters in the main story to make them important I'm glad it didn't happen here
me too. About Ezra shoehorned
I honestly think Rebels is a bit overrated.
They keep relying too heavily on the legacy characters (characters from the Lucas era ) to drive the story
Scoonertuna at least they consistently follow a single group of characters and develop them. In past projects by this group, character traits just popped up and we just had to go with them.
I’m here after watching season finale of Obi Wan Kenobi
I just love seeing this seen Luke just used to be a young boy on a desert planet little did he know he would have an incredible life.
When I was a kid I thought Obi was the main protagonist oof Star Wars.
When I was a kid I thought that there Skywalkers where the protagonists. Not I'm convinced it was Obi-Wan all along, from a certain point of view
It wasn't just nostalgia either; it was nostalgia *done right*. We got all those feelings we wanted from the scene, yet it fit into the episode and the broader plot of the series without causing any "wait huh what?" moments. Beautifully done.
I was a kid when I saw the movie, after all this time I rewatched it and realized this "Luukeeee, Luuuuukeeee" part was from the original
I just saw the Obi-Wan trailer, and I instantly thought in this
The fact that Luke is the same age as Ezra.
Not the same age exactly as Ezra was born two days before Luke and Leia as Padmé gave birth to them two days after Empire Day.
Luke,Leia and Ezra were all born around the time that the empire was created why does he looks so small there?
strikeslifer perspective
They were all born on the same day... I think.... Ezra is said to be born when the empire was first created
That Guy Over There Hmmm, would "when the Empire was created", be after the battle of Mustafar or when Padme said "So this is how liberty dies, thunderous applause".
Because he's far off.
They weren't. Luke and Leia are born a few days after that.
This made me so happy and excited when I first saw it. The way his aunt called him like in A New Hope just brought back all the warm and fuzzies. I was not expecting to get a Luke cameo, but I’m so glad we did. And just that brief glimpse was just right. Like ok this is who Obi’s protecting but he’s not involved in this story.
Increible que como con 30 segundos de video te llene de emociones, nostalgia, alegría, Star Wars es lo maximo.
"Why is Luke so small?" because he's far away. it's called distance and depth perception, folks -_-
Look at The house
Low ground?
Ninguém Importante If a kid manages to look large compared to a house, then something is wrong with either the kid or the house.
Yeah but why is the house so massive compared to him?
He looks so young, like a little child when he is the same age as Ezra. Then again, Luke even at 19 is pretty short (1.75) compared to his father (1.88). Maybe because the lack of training and desnutrition for living in Tatooine
And here we are..
Around a teenager
this really made me cry
This will always stay with me, it's one of the most touching scenes in Star Wars Rebels
When I saw this I gasp when the title said LUKE SKYWALKER and this was a great scene reminds that scene Luke looking at the Twins Suns in A New Hope. I hope we see Luke Skywalker and the rest of the Rebels together even Leia, R2 and C3PO and all we know that Rebels is getting closer to Rogue One and the original trilogy and hope this show gets better and what about the season finale next week something interesting or expected ?
"But I was going to the Toshi station to get some power converters."
I'm here after the Kenobi trailer
We want a scene like this in Obi Wan Kenobi series
One of the few moments in this show where I actually cared about what was going on
4 seasons, 75 episodes, 27.5 hours of content, dozens of new characters introduced, numerous plotlines concluded. And in the end, this short little plot irrelevant scene is the best thing about Star Wars Rebels
Why is Luke so small? I know that Obi Wan is watching from far away. This show only takes place a couple years before A New Hope!
El Almirante I was gonna say, him and Ezra are basically the same age, born but a few days apart, he can't be that small
IKR? He should be 16 or 17 at this point!
The EmeraldJacob he was 19 dude but same difference.
Perspective I guess considering Obi Wan is observing from far away because Owen doesn't want Obi Wan coming around or speaking with Luke
El Almirante He's still a mile or so away of course he'd look small from where Obi Wan is
Seriously lost my collective shit when I saw this and I didn't really care if they didn't show Luke, Just aunt Beru yelling Luke and binary sunset playing in the background was perfect enough
The ending made me want to rewatch the original trilogy again
Love how this comes back in my recommended now that Ahsoka is streaming! :)
That was better then the entirety of the last three movies.
Out of context this scene is really weird.....
Dick pole IKR? 😂 makes old Ben seem like a stalker...
Dick pole I thought it was. He just finished seeing other force users, so he wanted to see if Luke was contacted or harmed or if everything was kosher. I think it represents what Obi Wan always did...”keep an eye on Luke growing up and keeping him safe”
Out of context it would be called CREEPY OLD GUY WATCHES UNSUSPECTING TEENAGER
Yea, good thing Obiwan is on a mission
"aunt beru, why does that old guy keep staring at me? this is not blue havest is it?"
Great scene i love how we got to hear Luke's Aunt.
Hands down the greatest star wars rebels episode ever, the nostalgia and that ending WOW!!!!!
About to cry on watching this and remembering what a masterpiece Star Wars was.
It’s moments like these that remind me
Why I love Star Wars so much.
He always knew his potential 😊
Obi was touching his chin with one hand, but what is he doing with the other...?
Touching his lightsaber.
Maul: Who..do you protect? Is..is it the Chosen One?
Kenobi: Well, there is a huge fan debate over that one. I mean, they say the original one still is, and others say no he wasn't, now this new one is, and the studios have been of no help in settling this once and for all...
Maul: He will obtain our vengeance...
Kenobi: I suppose I was just talking to myself then. Rather rude.
I can't believe that Luke Skywalker is in Star Wars Rebels that's insane to me lol.
I got goosebumps from this scene.
It just felt... perfect.
Ahhh...a delightful wave of nostalgia. :D
When you think about it Kenobi has seen and experienced more shit than anyone in the series.
Luke you'll be suprised at what the future will be :)
Definitely one of my favourite Star Wars scenes of all time. My 12 year old brother frikin cried, this scene was so well done. Amazing. Bravo.
Luke never knew but he was training him all his life. I love the connections this show and the clone wars have with each other and the movies!
Ver esa escena me trae Felicidad y NOSTALGIA de ver a Obi Wan viendo de pequeño a Luke!!
Well I'm going back to rewatch the original trilogy now...anybody wanna join?
Braz Kat I do. ✋
Cool! Obi-Wan's got a dewback!
This scene really demonstrates the beauty of an old man staring at a young boy from far away because the family won’t allow him to enter the property
That music...😏 chills of childhood memories long ago... it's not that star-wars changed lives.. it's the imprint of the memory's of being a child itself.. especially the attachments to my mother... R.I.P mum I still love you dearly... I was only 7yrs when she passed & everything was destroyed when she did... Foster homes... some cruel especially the woman.. it was the 80s different time I guess. I just wish I could of saved her. but I couldn't sadly 😘
"...And in time 'a New Hope' will emerge."
May the force be with you
Straight up taken from A New Hope.
Just like in the new Obi Wan series, Obi Wan watched over Luke.
Hearing Aunt Beru saying, "Luke!...Luke!" So precious.
I am absolutely in love how they handled Ob-Wan in this. He reminds you of both Alec Guiness and Ewan McGregor at the same time.