My wife watches Rebels for the FIRST time || Season 4 Episodes 11-13
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- My wife and I are watching the famous "world between worlds" episodes of season 4 of Rebels with Ahsoka's return for the first time.
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Basically Palpatine could only access the plane once ezra opened it, his closing it at the end of the episode made sure no one can ever acess it again
Unless they go into fhag in ahsoka show again.
Ppl guesses is wifh Disney saying palpatine in episode 9 a “clone” and real one sfill around this is the Guess:
If follow fantasy tropes with dark elves and evil gods/liches then in Star Wars it’s the Chiss and palpatine. Chiss pretty much have their own empire and made deal with palpatine with him pretty much a lich on dark “magic” and trying fo cheat death whatever means possible. So palpatine is probably with the ascendancy in a husk, barely alive state with them keeping him going till palpatine achieve what he wants.
@@dungeonmaster16the one in episode 9 is confirmed a clone. No one is saying he’s still alive in the World between Worlds
But why is that? Ezra opening it allowed Palpatine and I see?
That was the whole point of the Empire being in Lothall. Palpatine knew of the power of World btw Worlds before everyone. Kanaan and Ezra were destined to open the door, and Ahsoka was destined to be saved by Ezra. The episode when Ezra pulled Ahsoka marked the importance of both Ezra and Kanaan. Without them, Ahsoka would either have still been Fulcrum or found and killed by Vader. I love Rebels...the writing...my god, was so spot on.
@@tmac731the Imperial scientist mentioned there was a corellating version of these paintings in the jedi temple on Coruscant, where Palpatine set up his palace btw. It implies that once Ezra opened the passage on Lothal, the passage was also opened on Coruscant.
2:27 Perfect Chopper moment: As soon as he realizes what has happened … He immediately goes to Hera to give her comfort.
Chopper may mess around alot, but he knows when it's not the time for that and knows when people need to be alone or when they need someone there for them.
22:54 For the case you missed it: Ahsoka jumped into the same portal she came into the world between worlds.
Thanks for posting that. I never realized that.
@@JohnJohnson-yu8xwThat's actually how she came out alive after the fight in season 2.
You also see Ahsoka's shadow at the end of the Malachor episode so it was never a secret that she survived.
Imagine if she went to the wrong portal at the wrong time
I love how Ian McDiarmid (actor of Palpatine) came back to voice Palpatine in every animated project beginning with this one.
He then retroactively voiced Papa P in earlier seasons of this show
Morai*
I like how Ezra momentarily reverts back to that “I can save everyone” mentality and it’s quickly taken away from him. This episode signifies a very big (and fantastic) change in Ezra that to me, elevated this character from a bratty Padawan to a true Jedi and Rebel
Just a reminder: Ahsoka fought 3 inquisitors, Maul, Darth Vader, and the Emperor all within a couple of hours.
Those are Sith Lords. Inquisitors just use the dark side but without a master
@@tmac731 No she actually fought 3 Inquisitors, and 3 Siths in a couple of hours for a grand total of 6 foes (each of which could solo an average rebel cell probably)
@@Gr2enProd I’m tripping, I thought he called Vader and maul inquisitors
Never thought about this. That's crazy.
@@tmac731 he meant to say 3 inquisitors and the 3 Sith Lords he mentioned by name.
If you guys rewatch the Rebels season 2 finale, at around 20:57, you can see Ahsoka for a few seconds after she comes out of the World Between Worlds
Ezra saying goodbye to Kanan in episode 13 is such a big moment for his character. It's a big part of why I love his character so much. Can't wait for you guys to see the finale. You're going to love it.
Plus the music and scenery. It’s my favorite in rebels
The lesson was for Ashoka too
She couldn’t let go of Anikin or accept him being Vader
Ezra had to let go of Kanan and Ashoka needed to let go of Anikin and her guilt
You do see Ashoka walking away at the end of season 2. So it's basically coming full circle.
I noticed that you didn't notice it. So I thought better to just save the surprise :)
Furthermore, the Son gave Ezra a vision of the future at the end of these episodes when he closed the portal, being the whole "I know what to do now", kinda similar to Anakin's vision.
Tbh I think they handled the time travel beautifully, and they sealed up any chance of having more time travel by destroying the temple.
Of course, it’s possible there’s another temple somewhere that could lead to more “World Between World’s” shenanigans. The trailers for the Ahsoka show have a couple shots that look like they have some similar imagery to the markings of the paintings and such.
29:25 Actually, this is the first time they did that. Rebels finished before Episode 9 came out. And one of the voices Rey heard was Kanan's. Also Ahsoka's, which leads many of us to think she's dead by the time RoS comes around, but writers have teased that may or may not be the case.
We don't want her alive do we? She would be hella old. She is like 18 years older than Luke and Leia. She is what 41-43 in Mandalorian. Thirty years or so later for RoS, in her 70s? Maybe she was helping Luke with the Jedi Academy and Kylo Ren killed her with everyone else.
I love how unique Ezra and Lothal are to the Star Wars universe.
Ezra brings something so different to the Star Wars table. I m looking forward to seeing more of his story.
World Between Worlds is my favorite Rebels episode. It literally blew my mind because I never imagined anything like it in Star Wars. You can see the special care in this episode with the animation, Ian Mcdiarmid's voicing the emperor, and the storyline. Literally, there is nothing like it. I wish I could see it for the first time all over again with how I reacted to it. I am glad I got to see both of your reactions and glad you enjoyed it.
29:20 It's probably worth mentioning that these episodes of Rebels came out almost 2 years before Rise of Skywalker. Feb '18 compared to Dec '19.
I came to the comments to see if anyone mentioned this yet, thankfully I wasn't the only one that was like "uh, Holden this came out before the trainwreck TRoS".
I agree it is very tricky to introduce time travel, but I think it was handled beautifully in this episode, and they sealed the portal and it was destroyed so it won't get used again. And they killed Kanan in such a way that if they tried to save him it would have killed them all. And with the Emperor, he couldn't figure out how to get in because he didn't have that stone tablet that showed Ezra how to get in, and once he got in Palps could sort of reach through and almost got in, but they sealed it and it broke so he can't now.
Hear me out- you use time travel to make it so that the rockets truly killed Princess Leia (Carrie fisher is gone) but in exchange Luke lives…in doing so you could redo the back half of the new trilogy in a different way
Even then they seem to be following the paradox/loop rules of time travel like Prisoner of Azkaban or Gargoyles, i.e. “everything that has happened, will happen, because it was always meant to happen”. Like Fry being his own grandpa in Futurama.
Which makes sense considering that Star Wars as both a narrative and a universe has pretty much since its inception been governed (in some shape or form) by the “Will of the Force” AKA fate and destiny.
@@bryannkam Thats true, also like Harry Potter (no Im not counting cursed child ugh). It is sort of ambiguous though, they could alter it without much fuss
17:00 And the conclusion for the season 2-finale was planned 2 years ahead for season 4. That was remarkable.
i like how holden is retconning his own reaction to kanan's death, he honestly looked like he was going to laugh the entire time, like he was fighting his own urge.
Yeeep; unfunny clowns gonna be unfunny clowns.
26:10 It was said Palpatine wasn‘t able to enter the world between worlds. But he still managed to influence it to a certain degree. And knowing through his servant Ezra was in the world between worlds, Palpatine was explicitly looking for Ezra.
Honestly, this week had one of my favorite scenes (or at least combination of scenes) with Kanan's hand on Hera's shoulder. That last "heaven" scene where she had her hand on her own shoulder where she felt Kanan's hand earlier that episode Farriks me up every time I see it.
There is no time travel. That was only possible via the Temple World between Worlds, and Ezra sealed that off. Palpatine was able to access them there (partially) due to the fact that Ezra opened the portal, yet he still needed Ezra & Ashoka as an anchor to draw him through.
I love that they got Ian Mcdiarmid back as Palpatine for this last season, I remember losing my mind when I heard him when this first aired.
Well as Ahsoka stated he CANT save Kanan as Kanan is "holding back" the explosion - if he is taken out from that moment they all die. Ahsoka was alone in her mooment with vader - and since she just collapsed the floor for him as he was about to kill her it didnt effect anyone elses survival at that moment.
Also this portal thing is what i belive Rey looked into when she saw herself as a sith in the last movie - a vision from a future where she had fallen to the dark side in the left over bits of the second death star.
28:26 It was explicitly left open for interpretation, if the wolf Dume actually is Kanan or just expresses his will. The only thing we know of Kanan after this episodes: Kanan made a guest appearance as a force ghost in „The rise of Skywalker“ to talk to Rey like all the other jedi. (Kanan even said the ligne: „In the heart of a jedi lies her strength.“)
@Shomba Sowab I saw Rebels recon. The wolf-thing was … never clearly solved. But, it was heavily implied that Dume was only expressing Kanans will. The force ghost thing: That‘s clear. It was just a memory of Hera.
12:00 Palpatine had a small guest appearance in the second episode of season two. Vader talked to Palpatine through a hologram, but you couldn‘t actually see the character model of Palpatine.
He was also voiced by Witwer then while here it’s Ian
@@kingofthemooners09there’s a version of that scene with Vader that’s voiced by Ian out there on UA-cam.
@@MbgFire2067 And it's not a very good retake by Ian.
Palpatine used the same incantation that he used in the Yoda arc to connect to Yoda’s mind in the Clone Wars. So he didn’t necessarily create a portal to the World Between Worlds but to Ezra, who was in the World Between Worlds.
I never realized that, that's an amazing level of detail
@@bextomoose Dave Filoni’s the best
This is my favorite arc of any Star Wars show/movie. There's a deep, deep, profound sadness I experience at the end of this arc. I really was stunned by it when I first saw it. And it still holds up for me.
25:30 I think the best way to think about Ezra's influence on saving Ahsoka while in the World-Between-Worlds, and the concept of time-travel in Star Wars is this: The story of Star Wars is set in stone. It can't be changed; not the past, present, or future. Ezra was always going to go to the World-Between-Worlds and pull Ahsoka through; she was never going to be killed by Vader here. Likewise, while Ezra was tempted to pull Kanan through, he didn't. He was never going to, and no one in the future ever will.
Not to mention that, since the Jedi Temple on Lothal was buried or destroyed, no one else will be able to use that entry point at least.
This has always been my understanding of the World Between Worlds, its just really hard to describe. It's like if people ask why someone doesn't time travel and save such and such character, the answer in my head is always "they weren't saved and therefore never will be". But you explained it in a much shorter way than I could haha.
The whole point of Ezra intervening is that he was following the will of the force, the wolves led him there to teach him the lesson of being able to save some people but sometimes you can’t save everyone or have to sacrifice to bring balance
Fun fact this was Ian Mcdiarmids first appearance as Palpatine in Star Wars after ep3, Sam Witwer voiced Palpatine at the end of the siege of lothal arc and still continues to make returns playing him again like you saw in Kenobi and ep9, also voicing him in a couple of small cameos of bad batch which I think you watched when they were released as well
You can tell the difference between Ian and Sam the appearances in Kenobi and bad batch have all been Ian. I think Sam still gets work during the video games but for the most part in the animated and live-action appearances it's been Ian all the way which no disrespect on Sam but Ian has owned that role for 40 years
@@bemasaberwyn55 yeah that’s pretty much what I’ve said
I usually have mixed feelings about using time travel too, but in this instance where the force only let Ezra save Ahsoka (as I interprete this), it is fine for me because Ahsoka is not just any Jedi that is only part of the living force, but she also has the force of the Daughter in her (because she transfered her life energy into Ahsoka). This gives Ahsoka more relevance and maybe force related properties that allow her to do stuff that no other Jedi could do... I hope that this will be further explored in the Ahsoka show (Dave filloni has probably thought this time travel thing through before integrating such a controversal topic into star wars but because we only got these few episodes, the viewers cannot be sure about the correct interpretation...)
yea i like that the time travel was linked to the mortis gods and that ahsoka is basically the link to it all with her connection with the daughter, it allows for the writers to make stricter limitations on time travel, with ahsoka being the only one really able to use it and manipulate it, so it doesnt raise all these questions of why it wasnt used elsewhere
You do actually see Asoka after the battle she walks down the triangle shaped cavern at the end of twilight, the apprentice
And then, after her time travel adventure here with Ezra, she walks down that same cavern, so it all ends at a point where we aren’t further with her than we were before we just have more contexts
Fun fact: Now that you have watched Rebels you should be able to recognize Kanan's voice talking to Rey in Episode 9 when all the other Jedi speak to her.
The owl named Moira it’s kinda low key confirm the name of the daughter. Ahsoka mentions she saved her life which from clone wars the daughter/Moira sacrificed herself to bring ahsoka back.
I think its named morai
When they do the weird stuff with the force, like the wolves and world between worlds I find that to be some of the coolest stuff theyve done in star wars. I get a kick outta time travel and astral plans sutff, this was was a cherry on top for me to an already awesome series so far. Great recation, Cant wait to see yall react to the finale.
Papaltine has a bunch of artifacts of power that he's gathered from all over - including that magic/Darkside brazier- which we actually saw briefly in the final Yod arc of Clone Wars when Papaltine and Dooku psychicly attacked Yoda.
"To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women." and the children too
The voices in the World Between Worlds are heard that you may or may not recognise:
- Jyn Erso from Rogue One saying “The time to fight is now.”
- The Father
- Kylo Ren speaking to his grandfather aka Darth Vader
- Max Kamala saying “The belonging you seek is not behind you, it is ahead
So for starters up until now this last season has been filled up for the finale that's going to be the very next video that you guys post. The in between episode where each of the crew was reacting to canaan's death was very much needed and to show exactly how much Hera means to Chopper that's why he was by her side the entire time. So yes he is our psychotic little murder gremlin but at least he has a heart. Having the force explored in this way which hasn't been seen since the aforementioned mortis arc is probably some of the best Jedi adjacent content that we have seen for years. And not only did we get Ian's return as Palpatine( in the season 2 premiere of originally it was Sam Witwer who is the voice of Maul who had voiced the emperor ) but we also got a surprise guest appearance from Malcolm McDowell as one of the creepy old men who was always following Palpatine in the original trilogy. Ahsoka even though it may not seem like it is definitely one of the most powerful force users that is currently residing in the galaxy. Given in the span of what from her perspective is a single day she worked with the others to fight 3 inquisitors Maul Vader and the emperor. And she walked away from all three of those without a scratch on her. I hope you guys are prepared for the finale because none of us were and the next two episodes definitely maintain that extremely high Benchmark that was set by rebels in the previous finale
16:28 The voices you heard were
Jyn Erso: The time to fight is now!
Rey: We'll see each other again. I believe that.
Kylo Ren: Show me and I will finish what you started.
Maz Kanata: The belonging you seek is not behind you. It is ahead.
Leia Organa: This is our most desperate hour. Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope.
yea it goes pretty unnoticed that there is things from the future occuring aswell, showing that this is basically the web of canon within the canon, shits super cool and creative without being too on the nose and seeming like a cop out plot device, i also love ezras line at the end 'i know what i have to do now" i think when he used the son and passed out it showed his future, because well its not a good ending therefore it makes sense the son could be the one to show him (theyve already finished it so this isnt really a spoiler)
Yeah, lol. That explains a lot. You guys probably had some non-channel stuff going on in your heads when you watched the finale to season 2. It's pretty much implied by the minute of Ahsoka's theme blasting and the look Ezra gives to Rex but there's a brief moment of her walking into the temple (which you see her doing after leaving the world between worlds) so it was vague. Everyone in-universe thought Vader killed her but one of the big things that Celebration (or D23 or something) before this was "Ahsoka Lives?" merch. Maybe that's when it changed to no "?"...I don't remember.
Next week is one of my favorite scenes in all of Star Wars though idk if it translates.
Is that the one where Filoni had an "Ahsoka lives?" shirt and, after the Rebels trailer came out, changed into an "Ahsoka lives!" shirt?
Some of my favorite episodes in the series with this cluster.
If you remember, we saw Palpatine messing with that blue flame brazier somewhere in TCW too (I believe it was in the final Yoda arc in season 6). The idea is that he is able to tap into the World between Worlds with Sith black magic but needs something like a "hook" to get access and get through, that being in this case Ezra.
I love how you hear, present, past and future of the Jedi.
27:08 The whole fandom was theorizing at the time for two years what happened in the fight between Vader and Ahsoka.
19:46 A humans will expressed by an animal: That is so much buddhism without being obvious it‘s buddhism. And I love it! It goes straigt back to the roots of the original trilogy, where Yoda explained the force on Dagobah. (And Yodas quote is referenced in the very same episode.)
I am surprised you guys didn't cry during this whole thing. Everyone cries at least once between Jedi Knight and A World Between Worlds.
I honestly think these episodes of Rebels is some of the best Star Wars out there. It expands the lore of the force so much
Great reaction, Holden & Wife. These are among some of the best storytelling in Star Wars. Just so you know: The World Between Worlds is more a netherworld of The Force, where time and space are irrelevant, and knowledge is ever-present, which, in the wrong hands, could be used to alter the workings of The Force and the universe. This plane will be a major factor in the upcoming Ahsoka miniseries. When you watch the final 2 episodes of SW: Rebels, you'll really be prepared for the rest of The Mandoverse, esp. Ahsoka and Skeleton Crew...
Exactly! :)
Dave Filoni and his damned wolves. They're his favorite animal and he was trying for years to get them on one of his shows. The wait was worth it.
Dave Filoni who created the show said this is the first and last time travel will be used. Also she went back to her timeline because otherwise she knew it would throw everything out of balance
This episode is the reason we get to watch an Ahsoka Tano show at the end of this month. Thank you Ezra!!!
17:41 - You can see Ahsoka saving Vader's life here by creating that hole that he'd fall into. She didn't do it to save herself. Its a big detail but its hard to miss. ALSO, this is the first time Vader sees someone disappear in front of him. This event is probably how Palpatine found out about it which led to his focus here in Season 4. See, its like poetry, it rythems. Not to mention Vader was probably shitting himself when Obi-Wan disappeared in front of him in Episode 4, probably thinking to himself, "Oh God, its happening again!"
Good watch, good reaction! Holden for sure now understands why in the Mandalorian finale of season 2, besides Luke some were expeculating that it could be Ezra showing up... Ezra is now a Jedi, and he's the influence that drives Ahsoka into looking for him in her future show!... Ezra also relates to the World-Between-Worlds and the Force in a way that the Jedi had forgotten since the Old Republic era!...
Can't wait for you guys to see the finale😌.
I love the idea that while fighting both obi-wan ( a new hope) and ahsoka Anakin is about to win it, and then they both just disappeared. Obi-Wan to be a force ghost and Ahsoka through the portal leaving vader/anakin confused af
I always Loved how the voices at the start and end of the WBW where perfectly yime to represent te question an the answess, if you rewatch and pay attention you will notice. Is so cool
The hand symbol you threw in was amazing!
Malcolm McDowell's character here, Veris Hydan, represents the type of advisors close to Palpatine- like those seen in Return of the Jedi who arrive with the Emperor from his shuttle and, later, are seen in unheard conversation with the Emperor in the throne room aboard the Death Star II.
This last episode, World between Worlds, was so impactful for us Clone Wars fans especially. For context, when this aired, there was no upcoming Ahsoka show, she had not shown up in the Mandalorian or the Book of Boba Fett, and there was no Clone wars season 7. This was her most current appearance. On top of that, for us fans of her character specifically, we had "lost" her after season 5 of CW. We went about 3 years thinking she may have died in order 66 before she showed up in Rebels. We got a season of her, then it appeared that she met her fate at the hands of Vader, but it was still ambiguous. We had to wait another 2 years for this to aire to find out she actually survived. This was a rollercoaster of emotions for fans of Ahsoka for quite a few years.
Additionally, the importance this episode for the Star Wars galaxy is huge. If Palpatine gains control of the World between Worlds, he wins. He can undo anything, change anything. The Original trilogy will never happen, he will win. Ezra literally saved the entire galaxy with Ahsoka's guidance here.
And yes, I also think that dealing with time travel in a show is dangerous. However, I love what they did with it here. Opened it, saved one character whose death was not certain anyway (this could be how things happened all along), then sealed it off, hopefully forever, not ever creating a paradox. Now with the upcoming Ahsoka show, we rumored to deal with the World between Worlds again, but I hope they don't, or at least don't break anything.
random comment about season 4 is the animation in this season was top tier 😌also i get chills everytime Palpatine says "help me"
ezra opened the portal ... it was open. this is why he had to seal it after getting out.
16:34 Yes, that was Rey. You can hear voices from the past and future in the world between worlds.
Chopper grabbing Hera's hand just broke my emotional state. Seeing a cocky, troublemaking tough droid show care like that was a shock. 😭😭😭😭
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Do you remember in "Twilight of the Apprentice", the Season 2 premiere when Minister Tua was afraid of her life and asked the crew of the Ghost to help her escape Lethal? If you go back, you will see her tell the crew that there is a reason besides abstracting resources from the planet that there was another reason why the Empire was there and order by the Emperor himself.
But then she died by that bomb set on the shuttle ramp which led to Kanan and Ezra having to duel Darth Vader. The "World Between Worlds" is what Tua was talking about.
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Sith Alchemy is probably how Palpatine got through and remember that the Coruscant Jedi Temple is sitting right on a Dark Side nexus, making it easier to access some things that cannot be accessed elsewhere but Ezra still had to open the gateway first.
Have you noticed that Palps was voiced bu none other than Ian McDiarmid?
One thing about Clone Wars and Rebels, both, is the risk-taking in expanding the Force-lore so significantly! CW, with the Mortis arc, and Rebels with the World Between Worlds!
And to rip your heart out even more, the show makes you watch it again...
Dave is a dick like that
World between world(e13) is one of my favorite rebels episodes
"What would happen if he didn't interfere?"
He always has interfered. We see Ahsoka walk away in the end of season 2. There is no world in which Ezra didn't save Ahsoka.
This is why your questions about can't he save Kanan or affect the time-line, no he can't. Because those things happened. Everything always happened the way they did.
Bootstrap Paradox
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seems like she had to go back through the same portal she left from, and time kept progressing in both places. So, you could have a meeting with someone from the future or the past but they couldn't leave with you, they had to go back the way they came.
Honestly, going into Twilight of the Apprentice, I totally expected Ahsoka to die. I even predicted that she would fight Vader to distract him while Kanan and Ezra got away. I think even Dave Filoni considered killing her at that point because he mentioned the possibility of when Ahsoka swiped Vader's face mask, he would bring his saber up and stab her in the chest.
It took years for this to flesh out, but what makes that fight still meaningful, despite the fact that Ezra messed with time to save her, is when you think about it symbolically. Ahsoka had very much moved on from her tragic past of being thrown out of the Jedi Order, then invited back, then walking away, then all of the Jedi getting slaughtered. Her life now is all about helping people that the Empire hurts that would otherwise get no help from anyone, even the Rebel Alliance. Her saying "I'm no Jedi" and declaring that she was going to avenge Anakin was her getting stuck in the pain of her past. Fighting Vader was literally fighting her past. He was going to kill her when she broke the floor to save him. Ezra saved her by pulling her to her future, both literally and figuratively. And let's not forget Morai, and the convoluted symbolism of how she started appearing when Anakin transferred the Daughter's life force into Ahsoka, so Ahsoka is now a part of the symbolic manifestation of the light side of the Force (but Luke is also that...)
I totally agree with you, Holden. Time travel, alternate universes, fake deaths, etc. can get really problematic really fast because they cheapen sacrifices and big moments if they can just be undone. (That's what made Once Upon a Time go way downhill.) But Filoni managed to use time travel in a way that was symbolic and impactful, without taking from the impact of other moments. Star Trek definitely has the most stories that play around with time travel and alternate universes. Some of them are really good. Some of them are really bad. The Ahsoka live-action series has teased that it's going to the World Between Worlds, which honestly has me seriously worried. I'm still excited, but like you said, it has the potential of seriously ruining the big moments of previous Star Wars content. I mean, I'm not a huge fan of the sequels, but even I like them enough that I don't really want them messed with.
The Imperial art guy is voiced by the legendary Malcolm McDowell
Dave Filoni is a fucking genius. I too am iffy when it comes to time travel but he made it work perfectly in my opinion. If you remember S2 E1 Minister Tua mentions “I’ve discovered the true reason why the Empire is on Lothal. Direct orders from the emperor.” Something along those lines but she gets blown up before she can relay the information. Then In the season 2 finale after Vader walks away we see Ahsoka walking into the sith temple and we all wondered how they walked away from that fight both alive and we finally get the answer. If Palpatine was able to access this time travel portal before Ezra destroyed it, would’ve been nothing that could stop him. The voices heard when Ezra first entered the portal are from the prequels, OG trilogy, sequels, and everything else in between and it’s cool when you notice the extensive amount of voices ranging from Jyn Erso in Rogue One, Rey from the trash sequels, and of course Leia, ObiWan, Yoda, Qui Gon, Leía and a few more
Palpatine was able to open the portal and see Ezra and Ahsoka because he is very skilled with dark magic like the nightsisters and basically mastered every form of it just like how he did with the force. That's why he looks like a witch with the big pot and he is using magic to try and capture them. How much I miss Rebels.
zeb hugging ezra always chokes me up
MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU EZRA!
The Ahsoka series will be a direct sequel to the last few episodes of the rebels series
How Dave Filoni explained it is that in world between worlds everything is happening same time, so what is supposed to happen will happen no matter what happen. You cant change past or future because all is happening in same time.
I know the wolf says I am dune, but I keep hearing him say I am doom
For those that don't know Malcolm McDowell plays the older guy in this... He's literally from Star Trek generations were they deal with the Nexus.. Where time and space is irrelevant ,,,kind of fitting and I think it was intentional On Daves part... Because the world between worlds is not about time travel...Ahsoka Even knows if she follows Ezra through his time portal she Might ceased to exist, Or just screw everything up.. Everybody has theories... But yeah isn't it interesting Obi-Wan disappears on Darth Vader... So does Ahsoka ....Maybe this is where Obi-Wan ends up before finally moving on ,sort of like a limbo
It’s believed that the portal with Kanaan’s sacrifice was a fake/trap made by the emperor to tempt Ezra into accidentally opening the door for the emperor to enter the World Between Worlds. Once Ezra resists that temptation, Palpatine tries to enter by force.
If it involves being a destructive manic, you can always count on Chopper to get the job done.
Holden: Compare the paintings from the world between worlds with the logo from the Ahsoka-series. They are very similar to each other … 😉
At the end of season 2 you do see Ahsoka at the end of the fight. Vadar is limping out and if i recall Ahsoka is limping down into some cavern.
S4 Episode 13 is definitely one of my favorites. I too am a sucker for all the voices. That one part in Episode 9 of the movies where all of the past jedi motivate Rey is also a favorite moment. It reminds us that no one is ever truly gone. They live on within us and as one with the cosmic force.
Imagine if they'd put in a voice of a Jedi from the expanded universe books as an easter egg. As in they'd hire a voice actor to portray someone that's never been featured in the films or TV shows. I think that would've been cool.
Or a quote from Master Dorak in KoTOR; "There is no death, there is Force." That's the last part of the Jedi Code in the Old Republic era.
here's what is said and by who and when lol.. GOING THROUGH THE PORTAL:
“Truly wonderful the mind of a child is.” - Yoda, Attack of the Clones
“What is this place?” - Obi-Wan on Mortis
“A Force that consists of two parts. Living beings generate the Living Force, which in turn powers the wellspring that is the Comic Force.” - Qui-Gon, Yoda arc in the Clone Wars
“Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.” - Yoda, Empire Strikes Back
“Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose.” - Yoda, Revenge of the Sith
“…UNDERSTAND THE FORCE…” - Ahsoka, Rebels
“What you seek you already have. Unfortunately, you seem to be letting it all go.” - Obi-Wan in Twin Suns
“I won’t let him lose his way, not like I did.” - Kanan
AFTER THE PORTAL, EZRA LOOKING AROUND:
“The Force is what gives the Jedi his power. It’s an energy field that is created by all living things. It surrounds us, it penetrates us, it binds the galaxy together.” - Obi-Wan, ANH
AFTER THIS, EZRA WANDERING:
“Rejoice for those who transform into the Force. Mourn them to do not. Miss them do not.” - YODA ROTS
“I see your eyes.” - Maz, TFA
“I’m one with the Force the Force is with me. I am one with the Force the Force is with me.” - Chirrut!
“The time to fight is now!” - Jyn Erso Rogue one
“Show me, Grandfather, and I will finish… what you started.” - Kylo Ren, TFA
“We’ll see each other again… I believe that.” - Rey to Finn in TFA.
“Grandfather…” - AGAIN FROM KYLO
“The Resistance will not be intimidated by you.” - Poe, The Force Awakens
“… show no mercy.” - Palpatine, ROTS
“I will finish… what you started.” - AGAIN FROM KYLO
“I won’t lose you, Padmé.” - Anakin, ROTS
“Something… inside me, has always been there,” - Rey, TLJ
“It is in his Nature.” - Daughter, Mortis
“The belonging you seek it not behind you, it is ahead..” - Maz Kanata
“It is our most desperate hour. Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope.” - Leia, ANH
“A shadow of greed, that is.” - Yoda, ROTS (CONTINUATION OF LET GO QUOTE)
Owl hoots.
“You never would have made it as Obi-Wan’s padawan… but you might make it as mine.” - Anakin to Ahsoka, on Christophsis when they first met.
When Ahsoka remembers:
“Obi-Wan once thought as you did…” - Vader
“You don’t know the power of the dark side.” - Vader
When Ahsoka calls to the convor owl Morai:
“I am daughter.” - The Daughter, Mortis. This episode basically brings all the movies and shows together.. Love every second of it
Why did everyone think that Ahsoka died at the end of Season 2? After it showed a battered Vader walking away, it also showed Ahsoka from a distance walking into a tunnel or stairwell... that spot that was in the background when she went back in this episode. Now we know how she survived to wander into that tunnel. That's some Steven Moffat level foreshadowing right there lol. Speaking of foreshadowing, there was a line in the World Between Worlds episode that will be pretty important later. I'm not going to say which though 😛
Two lines, actually, though I have only seen one or two other people comment on the second...
@@greenfalcon11 fair enough. I know there is plenty that I wasn't thinking of in the moment I wrote that comment lol. After they see the finale, we should compare notes on favorite bits of foreshadowing. Don't want to spoil anything lol.
My tinfoil theory is that Ahsoka being pulled out is the event that changes the Episode 7-9 timeline. If shes not around, Grogu doesn't receive further Jedi training because they don't find Luke and Grogu is captured, paving the way for Palpatines clone.
But because Ahsoka is now around, the whole of Episode 7-9 doesn't happen as it happens in the movies and we get a better sequel trilogy at some point.
When asked about it, Dave Filoni is very hesitant to say what happened in this episode is time travel. _“I don't really think of it as time travel. It's not really a thing where you go through one door and out another in a different time. The world between worlds is really about knowledge and gaining knowledge. As the Dume wolf says, what's in there is knowledge and destruction. You can gain knowledge of the future or futures that may happen, and you can see things that happened in the past. You can at times choose to alter them, but it's perilous to do so and when you alter something you don't know if that's not the way it always happened. So destruction is the other half of what's in there. When you go through these doorways, you're in peril of destruction because you're missing all sorts of things that would have happened or things would've happened otherwise, you know, so it's a dangerous game but it's not something we're here going in and out of different doors. It's an extension of the Jedi's ability to perceive the future and the past...”_
THE FINALE IS UP NEXT!
The thing with Thrawn is he's both intimidating and competent. Sure he's pretty evil but he respects his enemies for their skills and knowledge. Very rarely does he allow emotions or ego guide his actions.
Ashoka returned to exactly the same place and time as she left, nothing was changed - which is exactly what she was telling Ezra - you can’t change your fate, you have to confront it.
Can’t wait to see your Ahsoka trailer reaction after seeing rebels
I'm glad Ezra saved Ahsoka. It would have been really sad if she died there
You saw Ahsoka walk away too
You're right about time travel. But thats why she went back to her time.
Episode on friday? What is this? Some kind of Rebels?