First Time Reaction to Star Wars: The Clone Wars Movie
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Ahsoka: So I’m to be assigned to Master Kenobi?
Master Yoda: No. To Young Skywalker you must go.
Ahsoka: Why?
Master Yoda: Funnier, it is.
Yoda: Post his reaction to Tubeyou, I will. *Yoda giggle*
Ahsoka should've been Plo Koon's Padawan not Anakin's
@@lukescrew1981 I feel like I just sinned forgetting the Giga Chad that is Plo Koon.
@@PopeDuwang cant wait for the malevolent arc up next
@@lukescrew1981I'm pretty sure he already had one, he's just not mentioned in the show
Ahsoka is how you introduce a new character into a pre-existing story *correctly*
She started off being kind of hated by most of the fanbase, but as time went on and her character arc progressed she slowly turned into an all time favorite
Mattel should learn a thing or 2 from star wars huh ?
i mean, at this point star wars was still george lucas owned, he could do and did what he wanted, so if he woke up 1 morning and says to himself, anakin had a padawan, then thats what happened
@@rvds2040 but what if he contradicted himself ?
Then it's a problem.
Yeah no she shouldn't exist
yupp!!! ashoka is one of dave feloni's brain babies.
this is where Dave's saving of the franchise started
It's funny that Ahsoka went from the Star Wars community absolutely hating her for the most part, to her becoming one of the most celebrated and beloved characters in the franchise. 💜
It’s almost like the community is fickle and just doesn’t like new content
@@MUFFUGHCCINJONESThat’s a bit much. Sure we get a lil bit overzealous but it’s just because we’ve been hurt a few times and aren’t as trusting anymore.
@@MUFFUGHCCINJONESNo, she was literally designed to be unlikable in the early seasons so that they could develop her character and deeping our connection with her by seeing her grow
@@MUFFUGHCCINJONES Who would've thunk.
The writers stepped up
That pink astromech you guys commented on has a bit of a story actually. It's name is R2-KT. It was made for a young girl named Katie who had brain cancer and loved star wars. Her father was the founder of the 501st legion (very cool stormtrooper cosplayers). As she was bedridden due to the cancer, she said that she wished she had R2 watching over her like Padme did in episode 2. Someon in the 501st legion made a model of R2 in pink for her, and it made its way into the franchise. She died in 2005. She was 7 years old.
Why you gotta make me cry like that man?
No... *crying* I hope she's watching over her father too.
Yeah Ahsoka was absolutely despised by the community when she first arrived. But through some of the best development in series history she's now one of the most beloved characters in the series. And without spoiling anything she gets some absolutely badass moments in this show among others.
she was realistic as well, it was realistic cause if i was told i was going to be trained by Anakin skywalker i'd be full of myself
What development?
@@lukescrew1981watch the show and find out.
@@lukescrew1981mmm put her in every SW thing? Oh wait, thats not good. I know! R34 staff with her is pretty improved
@@АртемМельников-ю3у Yep
Fun fact: both of Anakin's padawan (Ahsoka from this show and Starkiller from the Force Unleashed legends games) hold their lightsaber in an inverted grip
they also both end up duel wielding
“But you might make it as mine” ughh the goosebumps every time🥺💔
fun fact! throughout this show, you will never see Grevious and Anakin fight. Because Hayden's line in Revenge of the Sith "Grevious, you're shorter than I expected." implied they had never met and Dave Filoni stayed true to that!
Oh, by the way, Rex, best Clone ever. He is the best. I love Rex.
One of the bests i'd say.
THE BEST STAR WARS CHARACTER
@@leonduncan3327 I mean yeah, Cody, 5s, Heavy and the Bad Batch for example are also great
@@EpicRandomness555and Fordo, don't forget the OG
@@EpicRandomness555 Nah
"I hope ashoka is a big part of this" then you'll be happy my dude. It's so cool to see someone discovering star wars like this and enjoying it this much.
So basically when a child becomes a Jedi and starts training (typically ages infant until 12-15) they are put in classes like in school, and are trained in groups with things like normal education, combat, and force knowledge. Somewhere along the line they build a lightsaber, and then a bit after that, they get "adopted" by a Jedi Knight as their padawan (student). They then train under that knight for really as long as they want, until they then have to go through a series of trials. Once they succesfully complete these trials, they are officially Knighted. And if they are specially exceptional, they could be promoted by the council to Jedi Master, and actually be a part of the council. And Yoda is the leader of the entire order and refered to and the Jedi Grandmaster.
Also, Ahsoka is usually understood to be around 14 at this time, and by the end of the clone wars is 17
Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka, just had her birthday
Ahsoka is actually was a reason why Anakin dont go full psycho early
@@kirostargazer8837 That's because TCW Anakin is not Anakin
@@lukescrew1981 That's literally makes no sense.
@@mimic1984 It does if you actually put your brain to use
@lukescrew1981 So you're just being a jerk for the sake of being a jerk then hmm? Alright, you're very clearly not worth the headache. If you want to talk crap about this sort of stuff, just go over to Tyrone Magnus's channel, you'll actually have people that agree and probably care what you have to say about this over there.
@@lukescrew1981he's more Anakin than Hayden Christensen. When obi-wan describes Anakin in a new hope, he literally describes this version of Anakin. Not the whiny emo bitch in the live actions.
The bond between Anakin & Ahsoka throughout the series is amazing like brother & sister
Never clicked on a video faster. Saw this in theaters and still love it
This was in theaters?!?!
@@EpicRandomness555 yep back in the day
@@EpicRandomness555yessir! This is the original “3d” clone wars. This released in theatres back in 2008 I believe, and the series came out a couple years later based on the success of the movie.
@@scrappy3317 You love the objectively worse movie in the franchise?
Hutts are a species with their own language.
Came here to say this, Hutts are from Nal Hutta.
Jabba the hutt, is like "Finn the Human"
Seeing young Ahsoka is so nostalgic.
Can't wait to relive her journey growing up.
She'll forever be my fave.
I love that the first guy says "roxas, you guys don't even know what that is!" I do he's a character from Kingdom hearts one of my favorite video games series of all time!
He also likely meant Ventus since Ventus holds his keyblade in a reverse grip
@@roxan_1314 right!
Love this movie. Christopher Lee reprises his role as Count Dooku. First meeting of Ahsoka Tano which she is very cute.
Samuel Jackson reprized his role as well.
Ahsoka sucks
@@lukescrew1981 shush incel.
@@lukescrew1981 me when I want to be different for no reason
@@Ghost_Void226 Not for no reason
This was actually one of the first movies I remember seeing in theaters, right alongside TMNT and Hoodwinked. Such a bizarre experience looking back on it. It was Star Wars' big return to the big screen, yet I had not heard a single person talking about it up to its release.
Ahsoka is my favorite Star Wars character. The character growth is incredible
@@JCrushFitness What growth?
The hierarchy of the jedi is as follows: jedi younglings who live and train at the temple, jedi padawans who receive further training from a jedi knight or jedi master (like an apprenticeship), a jedi knight is a graduated padawan, and a jedi knight can become a jedi master by training a padawan or through a great act of nobility/heroism etc.
Padawan Learners (the kids training at the temple in full classes) are Padawans who have not been assigned to a Master. Once assigned, the full rank of Padawan is granted. Also, Ahsoka did come off annoying when this first released until the fanbased realized that was intentional because most young Padawans are annoying, especially if they are like Anakin.
Padawan and Padawan learners are synonymous terms. Students who are waiting for a master are still Initiates. They are technically still initiates, even after completing the initiate trials which puts them up for apprenticeship.
dave felonis magic system make people hate a female character when you bring them in, then for some reason they are worshipped as one of the best characters in the franchise.
The kids in the temples are Younglings a Padawan is what you are once you are assigned a master Padawan learner is just a full title
@@chriskeim5699yes, people always forget the younglings. Well, not Anakin, of course.
@@ExMalakite It was never intentional
Good thing you guys watched this before the series since this was the actual start of the Clone Wars, It has a massive character routes with every Jedis and also mostly the Clones! As soon as you guys reach Season 3, Things are gonna get darker!
What?
@@LubbockBabesFan What, what?
@@leonduncan3327 They watched the first two episodes of the show before they watched the movie.
Take great deal of note that, Ashokas first experience as a YOUNG( anakin was a the exception with being old as one) padawan with anakain and obi wan was literally a war battle. Rather than the covert specifc missions anakin had this was just straight up war.
Me seeing Ahsoka in 2008: Burn this annoying thing with fire
Me seeing Ahsoka in 2024: I will burn in fire to protect this amazing thing
Ahsoka went from one of the most hated to one of one of the most loved starwars characters.
@@connorredshaw5650 For some reason
As the audience that watched the show got older and more mature, so did the series and even Ahsoka herself. 💚 💛 💜
Wrong
@lukescrew1981 noone asked you, there's literally no reason to try and ruin the fun of other people who love this series. It just makes you look foolish.
@@mimic1984 Except you didn't say anything about fun or enjoyment.
FOR REAL. I re watch the end battle of clone wars ALOT IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW. and seeing her here is CRAZYYYYYYYYYYY to rememeber she was just a little shitty teenager.
@lukescrew1981 Literally all you're doing is bringing negative vibes needlessly
Guys. Come now. Hutts are a species.
Jabba is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson ❤❤❤
I didn’t know that Ezra was in this ;)
@@b3yourself91It's ok bro😊😊
I love how this series also shows just how much skill Anakin had
Most modern lightsabers have a blade length adjustment via a knob or switch control. Caleb Dume (aka Kanan Jarris) has a dial on his lightsaber that allows for blade length adjustment in the show Star Wars Rebels
a Padawan and a Padawan learner are just two names for the same thing. "Padawan Leaner" is more formal, i believe, hence why she used it during her formal introduction.
They become a Padawan when a Jedi Master or Jedi Knight takes them as a pupil.
As for extendable sabers: I'm not sure about Disney canon, but in legends this was a thing. It wasn't a standard feature, but quite a few Jedi included a dial on their sabers that allowed them to adjust the length of the blade. Some notable Jedi even used this mid combat to throw off their opponent.
it’s still canon i believe bc kanan talks ezra through this when introducing him to sabers
The B1's were made particularly silly for Clone Wars, with the background explanation being that the Trade Federation cheaped out on their processesers (droid brains) when they switched from centralized command to individual thinking droids.
Its fun watching people still fresh to the Star Wars lore trying to figure out things. I have extensive knowledge of the Star Wars universe so I giggle every time they stumble with stuff like "what a padawan learner is?" and "Thinking Jabba invented his own language.". There isn't a single thing wrong with this because we all start somewhere but its truly entertaining. Although, you also find yourself wanting to crawl through the screen to answer their questions. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"So much flirting" in regards to Ventress and Kenobi, is such an understatement that it's below the Mariana Trench. That shit DID things to my child brain that can never be undone. This and Komari Vosa from Starwars Bounty Hunter on the PS2.
Ahsoka is one of Star Wars most popular and greatest characters
Now she is. But when she was initially introduced in this movie and the early seasons, people hated her. She’s yet to grow on fans at the time.
@@primal1233 No she isn't
@@lukescrew1981 You don't need to contradict other people's opinions on things you don't agree with. It's not like you're gonna change their minds.
@@mimic1984 Yes I do
@lukescrew1981 Well, have fun wasting your time. Nothing you're saying is gonna change people's love for this series.
The way Anakin reacts to Ahsoka looks like a chronically single guy suddenly having to be a parent
I think it's a special type of shield that fully blocks organics/organic based life, and only metallic things can pass. That explains how hiding under the box worked
19:01 For 1, they never translate Huttese. You either get the idea or a droid translates. 2, there are more Hutts than just Jaba. And they’re all the weird slug guys. They’re basically the space mafia. Like The Godfather, with slime.
Here's more or less how the ranking goes for the Jedi Order.
(Please feel free to correct or clarify anything I get wrong or leave out)
Youngling: A force sensitive child. Usually taken at a young age to be trained.
Service Corp: Padawan who did not achieve the rank of knight or did not find a master to train under but can still be useful to the Order. (Medics, explorers, librarians, etc.)
Padawan: A Jedi in training. Trained under a knight or master. Not yet a full member of the Order. They must pass trials to achieve Knighthood.
Knight: A full member of the Jedi Order. There are classes within the rank, Guardian, consular, and Sentinel, who specialize in different things. Knights can take on a Padawan as an apprentice.
Master: A Jedi who has shown a high level of skill, knowledge, and wisdom and has trained a Padawan to Knighthood.
Council Member: A master sitting on one of the Councils, Council of First Knowledge, Council of Reconciliation, Council of Reassignment, and the High Council. You must have the rank of master to sit on the councils. A notable exception is Anakin Skywalker, who was a High Council member as a Knight.
Master of the Order: The highest ranking member of the High Council who acts as the Leader of the Council. The master of the order, alongside the High Council and the Grand Master, Oversees the rest of the Councils and the Jedi Order as a whole. Can only be obtained by those who are incredibly knowledgeable in the ways of the Jedi.
Grand Master: The highest and most prestigious rank in the Jedi Order. Can only be obtained by a unanimous vote by the High Council. The Grandmaster works alongside the Master of the Order. They also oversee the training of younglings, passing on their wisdom and knowledge to the next generation of Jedi.
Types/Classes. There are multiple types/classes of Jedi Knights. Each one specializes in a different skill set.
Guardians. The Jedi focus on lightsaber combat. They dedicate themselves to learning lightsaber combat and honing their skills. Notable examples are Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker.
Consulars. Jedi focus on the use of the force. They prefer the use of force, both in and out of combat. They often act as diplomats on behalf of the Order. Notable examples are Yoda and Luke Skywalker.
Sentinels. The jack of all trades Jedi. They have a balance of force and lightsaber knowledge and often learn skills outside of the Jedi teachings. Skills include the use of weapons such as blasters, demolitions, hacking, espionage, and assassinations. Notable examples are Bastila Shan(KOTOR) and Klye Katarn(legends/old EU. He might not be a sentinel but I don't know for sure.).
Fun Facts!
A padawan can obtain the rank of a knight without going through the Knight trials if they perform a great deed. An example is Obi-Wan defeating Darth Maul.
Mace Windu was the Master of the Order before the Clone Wars but stepped down to play a more active role on the battlefield, giving the title to Yoda.
Satele Shan, the Jedi woman from the Old Republic trailers, is the descendant of Bastila Shan from KOTOR, and later became the Grand Master.
Those who failed to achive Knighthood either joined the service corp or were allowed to leave. Those who left often want back to their homeworlds. Some used their limited knowledge of the force for their own benefit, spies, hustlers, athletes, etc.
Part of the TOR games actually explain that most Hutts can speak basic(translated language) but they mostly speak Huttese either as a pride thing or just to troll other species
Knowing Hutts I can see it go either way. Or both. Both is good.
6:28 Padawan and Padawan learner are essentially the same thing. Padawans are _learners_ so it’s the same thing. The ranking of Jedi goes like this:
Initiate/Youngling
Padawan
Knight
Master
Master of the Order (Only one can hold the rank- Mace Windu)
Grandmaster (also only one- Yoda)
It's funny to think about you not knowing that Ashoka is Anakin's padawan and just thinking she's a random Jedi lol
Lightsabers do actually have a switch that changes their length.
The fact that the boys are so locked in this early has me really excited for when the show actually takes off.
Oh! I thought we'd be getting this Sunday! Awesome! 💜
Hutts are a species of Slug like crime lords that reside of Nal Hutta, Huttese is their primary language, Jabba's full name is Jabba Desiljic Tiure, but his title is Jabba the Hutt, his Mother was the head of the Hutt cartel during the Clone Wars.
Fun fact: while there was a legends (non canon) comic about Anakin getting his scar in a fight with ventress, George Lucas himself said in an interview that Anakin got it from falling in the bathtub.
Dude I was introduced to star wars with this movie, that opening battle of christophsis gives me chills every time I see it, from the music to just how brutal it is. DISNEY BRING THIS BACK, COWARDS
lightsabers are sometimes built to different sized blades and handles depending on the fighting style/wielder, but there are also a few duelists who’s lightsabers also have a mechanism to manually extend/retract the blade to change its size
Hutt is a species, Jabba is a Hutt, Jabba the Hutt is like Anakin the Human. Nal Hutta is their homeworld, and the space territories under their control is called Hutt Space. Their language is Huttese.
So, just a heads up guys, in this movie Mace Windu is voiced by Samuel L. Jackson and Count Dooku is voiced by Christopher Lee; but after this Dooku will be voiced by Corey Burton (who voices Jabba the Hutt's uncle Ziro the Hutt, doing an impression of Truman Capote) and Windu will be voiced by Terrence Carson (the original voice of Kratos in God of War). So if you see their names in the credits, just know they aren't sticking around. Also at 19:11 "the Hutt" is just a reference to Jabba's species. The whole species are called Hutts and Huttese is their native language. Jabba's real full name is Jabba Desilijic Tiure, which is hard to say and spell, so most just call him Jabba the Hutt (the Hutt named Jabba, essentially is what it means).
11:55 When he said "Roxas" when he clearly meant "Ventus" a little part of my heart died.
There’s not many reactors I’d actually watch react to early Clone Wars but y’all are the exception. Peak Clone Wars is gonna be amazing for y’all
You will come to love and enjoy seeing the name "Dave Filoni", the director of this movie, in the credits. Dave was very much George Lucas's protege, and he headed up most of the more successful Star Wars animated projects after Lucas sold the company to Disney and retired. He's also worked on some of the live action projects Disney's produced such as episodes of "The Mandalorian" (which was his live action directorial debut) and "The Book of Boba Fett".
By the way, Filoni also worked on some parts of Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 1. He worked as a storyboard artist and character designer during the first season, AND he directed some episodes including "The Boy in the Iceberg" (S1E1), "The Avatar Returns" (S1E2), "Jet" (S1E10), "The Blue Spirit" (S1E13), "The Fortuneteller" (S1E14), "The Northern Air Temple" (S1E17), and the season finale "The Siege of the North, Part 2" (S1E20). He's responsible for some of the best episodes of the first season, some of the best characters in the show (like Jet and The Mechanist), and the setup for some of the biggest events in the show (such as the creation of the airships, which went on to become one of the biggest threats of Season 3, even being used in the series finale).
OH! There are length-adjustable lightsabers in Legends - One dude, he built a saber that had an extra, tunable focus crystal in his saber than let him shorten or lengthen the blade, and he even surprised Luke, the then Master of the Order. Another Jedi that Luke trained, Corran Horn, was witness to the duel and imitated the technique when he had to build a brand new saber, behind enemy lines, whilst infiltrating a group of Imperial Remmnants. I believe his ended up having a cheap knockoff crystal, causing overload and basically frying his saber after he tried using the feature.
Hut lore!: they were once lone hunters in the old old Republic. Imagine that, something that big being a hunter. In all fairness, they weren't as fat as Jaba when doing that. They actually are full of muscle and can be crazily agile. They also exterminated a bunch of sentient alien species in their sector and enslaved the useful ones who decided to submit. One last bit of lore, a hut isn't seen as an adult until they reach 200 years of age.
lightsaber length is set, so its as long as the owner can properly use it, hence why joda has a smaller one
What made this movie particularly special was that they brought back Samuel L Jackson and Christopher Lee to reprise their roles for this film to be apart of this new cast that takes over the show and since the voice actor who played Ziro the Hutt ends up playing Dooku for the rest of this series. This movie became so damn great that back when this first came out in theaters I myself was feeling large amounts of nostalgia in waiting for this to become a show that I knew this was going to be one of the greatest shows to watch. I think we can all agree that the actor who voiced Dooku was the best and no one can out best the original cause his laugh from this film made it iconic that he was him with that voice. Side note: Mace Windu voice actor ends up being Terrance C Carson for the rest of the series instead of Jackson so this is for these guys to know.
Ahsoka is by far my favorite Star Wars character. Because she wasn't in the movies, the writers had to get creative as to what they did with her in order for it to make sense, and they did so in a way that not only doesn't interfere with the movies, but adds to them.
The Hutts are a species that originated from the outer rim world of Nal Hutta. The Hutt Cartel just so happens to be one of the biggest organizations in the criminal underworld spanning across the galaxy for thousands of years. Anakin and his mother, Shmi, were both sold as slaves by the hutt clans. Having grown up on Tatooine, Anakin himself could fluently speak Huttese. He even spoke in Huttese when he returned to Tatooine and spoke to Watto in Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
Also, it’s worth nothing that Anakin’s hatred of the Hutts, as even displayed in this film, stems from his anger towards all slavers.
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So for lightsaber length I believe there is a dial to focus the length of the blade for the wielder but there should be a maximum limit for it.
When Ventress was using a mind trick on Rex, I wonder if she simply didn’t know how Rex typically addressed Anakin, or if he was able to resist by addressing him in an unusual way as a warning.
The ranks are:
Youngling (kids who are just learning about how to connect to the force)
Padawan (the ones who have passed there classes and made their lightsabers. They are then assigned to a master to complete their training)
Jedi Knight (are Padawans who have passed their Jedi trials.) Some Knights go solo but most likely still work with their masters.
Jedi Masters (Knights who have trained multiple Padawans to Knighthood and have shown wisdom)
Jedi Grand Masters (the master of the order)
You have different positions in the order like: Master of the order, Battle Master, Temple Guards, etc.
Jedi Ranks in General, im not gonna reference specific positions or roles, just heirarchy:
Initiate (when they first snatch you as a baby, lol)
Youngling (kiddodoodle)
Padawan (Pre-teen to teens who have matured past kid lessons)
Padawan-Learner (Not a separate rank, Apprenticed to a Master, sometimes a Knight, like Anakin)
Knight (Full fledged JedI)
Master (teacher of knights, admin responsibilities)
Grand Master (Teacher of Masters, a Grandmaster is in charge of the entire Order, auxiliary temples and all, AND STILL HAS TO TEACH CLASS, as well as often take a padawan. This post is currently held by Yoda.)
I know that a lot of people took time to like Ahsoka as they watched her character grow but I have ALWAYS loved her. I was five when this movie came out and only watched it cuz there was a “girl Jedi” 😂. I’m 21 now and my dad, brother and I have really bonded over our love for these movies, series, and characters. I’m so hyped you guys have done so much Star Wars content and can’t wait for you to continue the series!
33:00 They can infact control the length of their sabers, not through the force, but with settings on their lightsaber. I'm pretty sure they can also set them to training mode if I'm not mistaken.
I remember I saw this in theatres when I was like 7-8. I begged my mom to let me go, and by the time I left the theatre, my little 8 year old self was so giddy with excitement, I NEVER expected the clone wars to get as big, have as much lore as it has, and probably be one of, if not the best, animated cartoon stories of all time (debatably, trying not to be biased)
This show will make you feel every emotion, whilst growing each character, mission, and the lore.
The clone wars started with this, and by the time the final season comes around, you’ll see the difference, the emotion, the dark themes. They say this is a kids show, but it’s not.
Also, this show TEACHES. It’s hard to explain, but rewatching the clone wars recently, I just realized how much the opening quote means to the story. That quote goes with the theme of the story, and, as weird as it may sound, you can incorporate MOST of those quotes into your own life.
The clone wars will always be special. It will always hold a huge part in my heart - I hope y’all feel the same way after you finish this series. Good luck, and may the force be with you throughout this endeavor!😊
My dad took me to see this in theater. Afterwards, we went to our local airport and saw a traveling exhibit for a B-17 Fighting Fortress and (if I’m remembering the helicopter correctly) a Huey. It was an wonderful day.
Interesting fact, this is the only time Sam L. Jackson and Christopher Lee voice their characters (Mace Windu and Count Dooku) in Clone Wars, after this they're voiced by Terrence C. Carson and Corey Burton as gamers may know as Kratos and Zues
If they think there's tension between Kenobi and Ventress, I cannot wait to see their reaction to Kenobi's interactions with a certain dutchess.
Ahsoka is arguably the main character of this series, so you’re gonna be happy
Ahsoka means so much to me. When this came out i was the same age as she was and i could just see myself in Star Wars, something i had loved for as long as i could remember. I just got to meet Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka, recently and i'm planning an Ahsoka tattoo, one of my own design, to grt within the next year. I even painted her lightabers (older Ahsoka's lightsabers, Rebels fans will know) on my graduation cap for college. And her sabers will be the first lightsabers i buy, as i have no replicas just yet.
@@emilybartera7538 I feel sorry for you
Hutt is a race. Jabba is called The Hutt like you would call Worf "The Klingon". It's weird but maybe it has to do with his mafia culture
Finn the Human. Jake the Dog. Jabba the Hutt.
Variable length lightsabers, which can be toggled between two different lengths, are a thing in Legends.
"The hutt" is a species (family) designation, "like finn the human"
this was the first star wars thing i ever saw, i was like 5-7 years old when my friend showed me it during the summer, it was epic. seen it so many times over the years. Hope you guys will enjoy the rest of the seriers that i grew up on.
I love the war of the world’s tri droids they sound soo cool I love the sounds they make.
I think I read somewhere that Palpatine/Sidious continuously sabotaged the capabilities of the droid army so that they wouldn’t win too quickly. Clones are tough, but if the droid army was at full strength they’d lose every time due to their sheer numbers. Like a colony of ants taking out a hive of wasps.
dude, i am SO stoked that you guys are watching this series, personally i find it to be the best show star wars has to offer and im really hoping you guys watch the entire series, it's SO good, this is seriously peak star wars content :)
With Jedi ranks, they start as Initiates when they're still toddlers because they're yet to form attachments to their families, which is partly the reason why Anakin was initially denied. As they get older, they're separted into groups called Clans and become Younglings; they're trained at the Jedi Temple and learn the basics of the Force and lightsabers and have to complete a series of trials to progress further, such as gathering the kyber crystals to build their own lightsabers.
Once they've passed that, they become Padawans. Padawans were usually selected by Masters for training before the Clone Wars, but the Jedi Council was forced to assign them to Jedi during the Clone Wars by military necessity. The purpose of being a Padawan was the one-to-one training with a Jedi Knight or Master, and the real-world experience they would get from such a role. To graduate to Jedi Knight, you would have to pass another series of trials, though these were a bit more nebulous and could either be structured or in the field.
To become a Jedi Master, you must have successfully trained at least one Padawan to knighthood. The reasoning for this is that Jedi must be able to prove they can teach what they have learned as well as being able to let go of their Padawans.
This show is incredible in so many ways, but one of my favorite parts of it is how it shows the horrors and brutality of war. Even by pg or pg13 standards, the combat scenes are brutal. Also, Rex is easily one of the best characters in Star Wars history. He becomes close friends with both Anakin and Ashoka, and is a true leader.
Ashoka is GOATED. One of the few character ever to go from hated by everyone to loved by everyone
If you guys like Ahsoka reverse hand grip on her lightsaber, then you will love starKillers
And yes Jedi can control the length of their lightsabers but it's done on the lightsaber not using the force
The stages of Jedi Traing and their ranks:
-Youngling: You are being tougher the very basics of the Jedi arts at temple in classes.
-Padawan: Most Jedi are assigned to a Jedi knight or master at the age of 14-16, so with 14 Ahsoka is indeed rather young.
-Knights: Padawans are being trained for a long time, though I don’t know how long exactly, Obi-Wan became Qui-Gons Padawan at age 13 and when he was knighted at age 25 the council still largely thought he was too young. Anakin was knighted at age 19, even though he only joined the order at age 9.
-Masters: It is very hard to become a master and a lot of Jedi never become masters. All Jedi on the jedi high council are masters, but not all masters are on the council.
-Grandmaster: The wisest and strongest Jedi of the order is the grandmaster. Currently that is Grandmaster Yoda.
That all being said. Taking a Padawan on at age 14 might be okay during peace times. During war time where Jedi are more soldiers than peace keepers, they should get Padawans way later. Sadly the opposite happened. Because even Jedi die, there was a need for more of them on the battlefield. Therefore Younglings became quicker Padawans and Padawans became quicker knights so they could take on Padawans and so on.
This is very interesting seeing this Dynamic of people watching Star Wars the Clone Wars for the first time and seeing how they actively interact with the show and all the characters who they consider to be new characters that most of us have already known about for well over a decade and a half
I remember my dad getting a ‘preview DVD’ from his work (Walmart higher up) and it had one of the fights in this. That hyped my ass up and made me watch the prequels in anticipation. I’d only seen the originals at that point because my parents assumed the prequels were bad.
If you guys want a Star Wars the Clone Wars game if I recall there is a Wii/Xbox connect game, thought I cannot promise a quality experience from it all I remember is enjoying it growing up alongside watching the show
I remember going to see this theatres and the reaction being so mixed. And yet here we are over a decade later and it’s one of the best aspects of Star Wars
The youngest and lowest possible rank of the Jedi order is initiate. You would be the initiate the time you were excepted in the temple until you are assigned a master. Initiate the training is everything. It’s your general schooling, with very little force training. Once initiates have completed their trials, they will be put up for apprenticeship. Then they will earn the rank of Padawan. The apprenticeship will last most of the Jedi’s life. When you’re the master satisfied with a Padawan’s ability, he would put it to the council to initiate the trials into knighthood. As a Jedi knight, you would be allowed to go on solo missions, deal with problems across the galaxy, and you have the ability to get an apprentice of your own. Knights results through their lifetime of service, temperance combat ability and mastery of the force can be granted the rank of Jedi Master. The single, highest rank in the Jedi order is the grandmaster, which to my knowledge there can only be one grandmaster at a time. But among the Jedi masters, there are specific skills or specialties that stand out. Such as Jedi battle master, somewhat exceptional skill with a light saber, and can teach all seven forms to others.
So to answer your question about saber length yes that was technology based with multiple focusing crystals in the hit you can adjust the length. For example Coran Horn could switch his between its normal length and 3 meters long to surprise opponents.
I always thought ahsoka was kinda of annoying at first, but over time she became my favorite Jedi of all time.
33:00, most Lightsabers have a way to adjust the length of the "blade".
Usually a dial, but SOME have dexterity enough that they adjust it mid fight;
going back and forth between knife, sword and spear length.
"luke, did i ever tell you about ashoka"
" she was also a good friend"
Youngling > Padawan > Jedi Knight > Jedi Master > Jedi Grandmaster
(Child - training under a knight - pass your knight trials - pass your Master trial - Yoda)
Man, this is the 3rd time I've watched a group of reactors go through Clone Wars, and I am all for it.
Ah Jedi committing War Crimes, forgot about that to be honest…
It's been said that this movie was originally created as a 3-part series premiere for the Clone Wars, but George Lucas decided he wanted it in theaters. For me at least, this makes Ziro the Hutt's introduction in the last third of the movie make a bit more sense. If this had been planned as a movie from the start the Padme / Ziro plotline would have been introduced and interwoven into the story a bit earlier. It felt inconsistent for that plot to just kind of "show up" in the last third of the movie, but it makes a lot more sense as part 3 of the premiere.