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Emme, these aren't "Red" lightsabers wielded by Baylen and Shin, they are "Orange" lightsabers.... Dave Filoni explained that this was on purpose, because these characters aren't "Sith", but they do tap into the Dark Side of The Force.
Thank you for putting this up. This was worth watching just to see your reaction to the cat. Hearing you talk about Sabine and Ashoka looking for Ezra etc... And you knowing the lightsaber was coming out was so cool considering you just recently started your Star Wars adventures.
Huyang is the ancient droid that helped all the Jedi younglings build their lightsabers, he was in the episodes in the Clone Wars where Ahsoka took the kids to Ilum to get their crystals then Hondo attached them on the way back.
Bro isn’t just ancient, bro is “I was built five years after the foundation of the Jedi order“ ancient. Bro is “I am single-handedly keeping the old republic canon” ancient.
@@comandantegorrion7271Isn't he only 500 years old? When analysing the lightsabers he says 'in 500 years of helping padawans build their lightsabers...
@@ItsAv3rageGamer It just said, that it hasn't seen a lightsaber built like this for 500 years, implying that if we go back further, it has seen one that looks like this. At least, that's how I understand it.
@@ItsAv3rageGamer No, according to Star Wars: Timelines, Huyang was created 25,020 years BBY and the order was founded 25,025 years BBY. That is to say, a thousand generations prior.
Yes that is Clancy Brown, Mr Crabs, Sauvage Opress, Ryder Azadi in Rebels, he played the main prison guard in Shawshank Redemption too. He has an awesome voice.
You first saw 'Huyang' in Season 5 Episode 7 of THE CLONE WARS, "A Test of Strength". 🤖 He was built approximately 25,030 years ago... making him the oldest character we've seen thus far in all of STAR WARS.
The first two episodes didn't disappoint I'm loving Ahsoka! Ray Stevenson as Baylan is incredible, sad that this was his final role. Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine 😍
Baylon and Shin's lightsabers are not red, they are orange. Dave Filoni was VERY explicit about that when asked lol. That wasn't Ezra's bunk, that was Sabine's bunk while she was Ahsoka's padawan. Sabine being Force Sensitive was hinted at all through Rebels, from her very first intro in the short titled "Art Attack." It's just that the signs were very subtle, often hidden by her training as a Mandalorian, and also often overshadowed by Ezra's training because he used the Force much more in order to survive as a kid on the streets of Lothal. That ending though... now we know why it was a two-episode premier lol.
Ezra actually gave his lightsaber to Chopper. Chopper then gave it to Sabnie as they were escaping (which was probably Ezra's plan but we don't know that for sure).
Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati are so-called Dark Jedi or fallen Jedi and the lightsaber color is more orange and not red. They are in no way comparable to a Sith Lord and his apprentice, since the motivations are very different.
5:39 My assumption was that Ahsoka was using the sonar-like ability a Togruta's lekku grant them to figure out the right way to "unlock" that device. Kind of like using a stethoscope to crack a dial combination lock. 7:54 This droid, named Huyang, is the same droid we last saw in Star Wars: The Clone Wars S5E07 through S05E09, the mini arc where Ahsoka accompanied a class of younglings to Illum to find the Kyber crystals for their first lightsabers. According to Huyang himself, he had guided Yoda as a Jedi initiate in building his first lightsaber. However, his comment that he has been a part of the Jedi Order since its "nascent" days suggests he has been around since the Order's founding almost 26,000 years ago. 13:20 Yeah, I was a bit disappointed, too. Sabine and Ezra are only two years apart. They totally could have gotten together (and a lot of people *were* shipping them, anyways). Oh well. 13:55 No. We did not know Morgan Elsbeth was a Nightsister yet. Previously, every Nightsister we've seen has been a Dathomirian Zabrak (a species of which the females all have chalk-white skin and grey tattoo-like markings, such as Asajj Ventress and Merrin). - Side note: Asajj Ventress and Merrin are the same species as Maul. It's simply that females don't have horns, and only males have red or green (and in the case of Iridonian Zabrak, normal, tan-colored) skin. 14:38 "She's not a Jedi, she's a Mandalorian." Just a reminder that there *have* been Mandalorian Jedi before. In Disney canon, Tarre Vizsla was the sole example. But in pre-Disney canon, in addition to Tarre Vizsla, there were multiple Mandalorian Jedi in the New Republic era following the war with the Yuuzhan Vong. And one of them was a Jango Fett clone, too. Also, Jaina Solo (the second child of Han and Leia) was even trained in Mandalorian combat styles by Boba Fett himself in order to kill her brother, Jacen Solo (who had fallen to the dark side and become Darth Caedus). Also, we don't yet know if Sabine is or is not force-sensitive. In Rebels, the Bendu hinted that Sabine was force-sensitive, but her Mandalorian nature made her less able to become attune to it. 14:52 Yes. That is Clancy Brown (more recently known for playing The Harbinger in John Wick: Chapter 4, and Lt. Hank Anderson in the PlayStation 4/5 game, Detroit: Become Human). And in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, he also provided the voice of Maul's brother, Savage Oppress. 21:08 No. That is Ezra's lightsaber. If you recall, Ezra handed it to Chopper before surrendering himself to Thrawn. Chopper than gave it to Sabine (as she was the only one remaining who could use it). However, it seems she *did* modify the emitter (top) section. 21:31 You are correct. Sabine previously wielded Ezra's lightsaber in her duel against Gar Saxon. 21:56 I don't think Sabine is "out of training." I think it's more that she doesn't have her Beskar armor on at the moment, forcing her to fight differently (especially against a force-sensitive lightsaber-wielding opponent), in addition to the fact that Shin (being force-sensitive) can easily be physically overpowered. 22:13 Yeah... good thing lightsaber wounds don't bleed. If that wound wasn't instantly fatal, it won't be fatal at all. Though... considering the temperature of a lightsaber blade, Sabine's insides should have been flash-cooked in that one second the blade was inside her.
I haven't seen Rebels yet. My impression of Sabine at that point where she stole the map wasn't that she was an awful person or anything. Just rebellious and kind of a pain in the butt, but in a way that seems kind of exciting and grounded in good intentions. She seems pretty badass and charming but also complex and mysterious to me. I'm looking forward to getting to know her better.
That's a pretty good description of her. I guess the writers did a good job then of introducing her for those who haven't seen Rebels. (I'd still highly recommend watching Rebels though (and Clone Wars if you haven't seen that either)!)
She probably said no to Grogu bc by that time she had already walked away from Sabine and given up on being a master. She was scared to repeat her mistake and she also isn’t really officially a Jedi again.
That was _her_ cot with the drawings on Ahsoka’s ship. Not Ezra’s. Sabine’s the one who draws and paints everywhere she goes, not Ezra. And Sabine’s the one who apparently travelled and trained with Ahsoka - presumably on that very ship - for several years. She’s seeing her own cot and reminiscing about her time as a padawan. And no, she’s not force sensitive - still was an apprentice, though.
Lady Jedi broom boy kicked this off after the midichlorian count bollocks in the Prequels. Gotta add some mystique and aspirational stuff back to the force.
@@nathandts3401 And how are Midichlorians not mysterious? Face it, the "anyone can be a Jedi" narrative is wrong. Some people are force sensitive and some aren't
@@officialmonarchmusic allow me to give you this quote: Through The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is learning to be a Jedi, but it’s not something that you just pick in 10 minutes. The whole idea is it’s very hard to learn to be a Jedi. A lot of people get confused about the Force. They see it as some special thing that you can find and pick up and put it on your head and suddenly you have the Force. Whereas it’s always been designed so that every [living] being has the Force. The amount of Force, which is like talent or intelligence, is different in every person. Some of it is inherited, but it’s no more than a talent. It’s not something you can acquire - it’s something you can learn to use. I have the power to lift that cup off the table using the Force, but I can’t do it unless I have been trained to do it. - George Lucas
@@sakisaotome6753 Perfect, except that not everybody has the kind of force that can allow them to manipulate things. Sabine certainly doesn't. (Or at least I hope she doesn't)
At least 13 years have passed since Ezra's disappearance in 1 BBY. 1 year to the Battle of Yavin (Death Star destruction), and 9 years to the start of The Mandalorian. From there, we first see live action Asoka a year later in 10 BBY, then again 2 years later (according to Jon Favreau) taking Grogu's chain mail from Din, so 12 BBY. If I understand correctly the Ahsoka series starts after that point.
@@rnkelly36Johnson is where this is coming from. No matter how many people have childish opinions on the Last Jedi, Rian Johnson kicked off the process of fixing the force that the Prequels ruined.
@@nathandts3401 I'll ignore your praise of TLJ, even if I disagree with it. But the prequels in no way "ruined" the force, and TLJ, whether it was good or bad, did not fix it
@@officialmonarchmusic The Prequels are responsible for midichlorians and people wanting all the characters to be related to someone they already know. Three bad movies that have needed multiple cartoon series and a dozen books to fix what they broke.
@@nathandts3401 Midichlorians are not bad. They do not affect the larger force and do not retcon anything. And they are 100% NOT responsible for people wanting all characters to be related to someone they already know. LITERALLY NO JEDI is related to anybody important, because the Jedi don't have children. The "cartoon series" didn't "fix" the films, they merely enhanced what was already there. I'm sorry but you are literally lying
Clancy Brown has Star Wars double-dipped! Mr. Krabs is also the Devil horn guy (Devaronians) from the Mando prison break episode! And here he's back as Ryder Azadi, the former Governor who fought with them in the last Rebels season with the mushroom hat. He voiced that char in Rebels and the look was based on him, so it's very cool to see him in Live Action.
I loved the Raiders of the Lost Ark vibes here. Ahsoka going into the temple looking for the artifact and the beam of light showing Sabine the location of Thrawn.
the key to solving the map puzzle is that you are trying to reproduce the triquetra/trefoil image from the scan. The central smaller trefoil is your compas that tells you the orientation alignment of the puzzle. within the larger trefoil (in which everything is inside of) are the circles within circles with lines that connect it to the central triangle within the larger trefoil. So you need to turn the sides of the sphere to align the pictures so they match the larger troil in the hologram.
Morgan Elsbeth is from the Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 5, the episode where we first saw Ahsoka in live action. Huyang is from the Clone Wars Season 5 Episode 7, 8 and 9. Governor Ryder Azadi was introduced in Star Wars Rebels Season 2 Episode 11.
No actually those drawings on Ashokas ship is from Sabine, it seems we missed some time between the ending of rebels and the beginning of Ashoka. Probably why Sabine was labeled “apprentice”.
This is awesome. We are in real time on the episodes!! Ahsoka is starting off strong with the chase for Thrawn, the Sabine/ Ahsoka relationship looks like it’s going to be a roller coaster. I think it’s not going to disappoint.
That's the Governor of Lothal. The Rebels voice actor. And the Senator is Ezra's friend Jai, from the cadet episodes and the same kid that Ezra had contact the Purgil.
I've never watched rebels. Of course, there was never a knowing of episodes I, II and III as prequels to ep 4. So, watching Star Wars episode 4 back in 1978 or 79 was never a sense of loss or being left out of the knowing of the story line as a whole to the characters being introduced throughout the showing of Star Wars. Luke to Leia, Han to Lando, Luke to Vader and others. It's all fun.
I didn’t think you’d be posting something this soon, I thought you would take a break to rest and recover. Anyway I hope you’re feeling better and I wish you the best.
Jedi Master Adi Gallia wielded red/orange color lightsaber during her time as a Jedi Knight and possessed it after she was made a Jedi Master and eventually a member on the Jedi High Council, wielding it on many battlefronts, including Troiken in the Stark Hyperspace War in 44 BBY and the galaxy-wide conflict known as the Clone Wars in 22 BBY until her murder by Savage Opress on Florrum in 20 BBY.
I saw a mainstream media site describe Ahsoka as a spinoff of The Mandalorian, and man do I ever disagree with that description. Ahsoka is very clearly a spinoff of Rebels. I have to say, so far I'm really happy with the casting for this show, both for the live-action versions of characters from the animated shows, and for the new villains. The only one I'm not quite sure of yet is Mary Elizabeth Winsted as Hera, but I think that might just be because I can't look at her without seeing Ramona Flowers.
4:05 - It's funny.... ever since Rogue One when Vader had his "Hallway Scene", it's become a staple with certain types of characters. Luke had his "Hallway Scene" in Chapter 16 of The Mandalorian, now Baylan has his "Hallway Scene" in Part 1 of Ahsoka. 11:48 - That droid's dome is actually based on the ORIGINAL 1978 version of R2-D2's action figure. The "Teardrop eyes" were different than R2 in the movie, but we didn't care. We were kids. LOL! But it's a funny little Easter Egg Dave put in. 12:40 - LMAO! I just had an idea... Since we refer to every animal species in Rebels (and now, here) as a "Loth-(whatever)", I'm going to start doing that in real life, except instead of "Loth-Cat", I'll call mine "Earth-Cats". Or, "Earth-Dog", or "Earth-Lion".... etc... Should make our next trip the either the vet or the shelter pretty interesting. "Hi, We're here to adopt an Earth-Cat." I bet the look on their face will be priceless. 13:03 - I've been thinking about that. She's not wearing her Mandalorian armour, but we know this takes place after the "Night of a Thousand Tears"... I wonder if she stopped wearing the armour as a way of "going into hiding" because of that. I also wonder if her family is still alive. They weren't on Mandalore itself, but we don't know just how far Moff Gideon took that destruction. 13:50 - There was a clue in the trailers, which I did spot (as did others). The "green flame" below the sphere (map) as it rose above the pedestal. 14:53 - Heh... don't feel bad. But I recognized him as the Drill Sargeant from Starship Troopers. However, he IS the same actor who voiced Ryder Azadi in the Rebels series.... so, once again, perfect casting. 15:23 - This question gets a little murky. Rebels ran up until Rogue One (0 BBY) in the timeline. The Mandalorian season 1 began in 9 ABY, and this is (according to Dave Filoni) 2 years after that (because Grogu spent 2 years with Luke before returning to Mando). These first few episodes likely run around the same time as The Mandalorian season 3, but it's hard to tell for sure. 18:15 - Disney sure has a way of creating adorable (if kinda ugly) creatures that will make a great Christmas plushy.... am I right? (and yes, I want one, too) 19:20 - That's a very good point. I'd be willing to bet that her relationship with Sabine ended a good bit before she met Grogu. Ahsoka, it seems, has trust issues ever since she found out Anakin turned into Darth Vader. She's almost terrified of "attachments". Also, the time between the end of Rebels and "now" is at least 14 years (even if you assume Mandalorian seasons 1&2 take place within the same year). 20:05 - Emme, look at what's left in the hologram... the "image" on the floor. Think of the Map as a Rubic's Ball... turn it until it matches the pattern on the floor in that temple. THAT is the "key". There's a reason I love watching Reaction channels.... I often hear things you guys think of, and work it into what I already saw or know. I post like this because it's an interaction, and I like "giving back". Have a wonderful day!
You wasn't expecting that ending and I wasn't expecting the reaction! Can't believe you're reacting to Ahsoka already! Maybe someone I already mention this or maybe you've seen the second episode already but that lightsaber Sabine uses is Ezra's Lightsaber. Also, I'm not sure if you remember him or not, it wasn't clear to me in the reaction or maybe I missed, but the droid with Ahsoka first appeared in Clone Wars and, if I remember correctly, he said he was present when Yoda made he's own saber, and let me remind you, Yoda had, almost 900 years when he died. Oh, I loved the shirt.
Hey Emma, I'm so happy you're catching up and now virtually live. A few observations of your reaction to this episode. Particularly the "presentation" Sabine missed. The grey haired man: Ryder Azadi (I didn't check IMDb for spelling) was played by Clancy Brown, as he did voice the character in Rebels (and you're correct, Mr. Crabs although I'm more familiar with his Lex Luthor) and the young senator he told to talk to cover for him while he asked someone to find Sabine was the former imperial cadet that met Ezra and Sabine in "Old Joe's" In case you missed it, Ryder said at the beginning of the presentation it was "several years" go that Extra and the rebels freed Luthal from the Empire. Also the drawings the wall of the bunk of Ahsoka's ship would be Sabine's. They're not on the Ghost. Sabine would have used that bunk during her time training with Ahsoka.
Did Emme recognize Ryder and Jai Kel? I really hope we get to see Rex. Would be awesome to see Wolffe, Kallus, Mart, Ketsu, Hondo, Jacen, Sabine's family, AP-5, or Zeb as well.
Regarding Morgan Elsbeth: technically we did not know she was a Nightsister... technically being the operative word. The show never told us that, but the actor's hairdresser made an Instagram post shortly after the Ahsoka episode of Mando s2 came out and she stated that Elsbeth was a Nightsister in the post. Of course, this post was almost immediately taken down but people caught it and reported on it.
I was shocked 😲 😯 to learn Morgan Elsbeth was a Night Sister. In the games Jedi Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor (I apologize for spoilers 😓), there's another survivor of the Night Sisters, named Merrin. At first an antagonist in the first game, she becomes an ally and friend to the main protagonist, a survivor of the Jedi Order, Cal Kestis, by the end of it, and his love interest in the second game 🎮 😍🥰😉😁👍. (Once again, I apologize if I've spoiled anything for you 😓😣😔🙏.)
It's a bit twisted but Morgan the witch, (Jedi) knights... I somehow draw a parallel between this show and a well-known legend (You know King Arthur...)
You can be a Mandalorian AND a Jedi... the darksaber was made by Tarre Vizsla... the first Mandalorian to become a Jedi. It was just uncommon because they were usually at each other's throats.
Sabine is not force sensitive. Ahsoka refused to train grogu because he's too traumatized to train him safely in the ways of the force, so she was scared that hed turn to the dark side. As for Sabine, shes not force sensitive, but can train her in the ways of Jedi morals and lightsaber fighting. Also the green lightsaber she had when she was fighting the girl sith acolyte was Ezra's saber.
So glad you decided to post this now! Discussing a show and theorizing about everything is one of the really fun parts of being a Star Wars fan. There were some really cool Easter eggs in this show. The ship that Ashoka meets Hera on is Home One, which is Admiral Akbar’s ship from Return of the Jedi. The room that Ashoka and Hera meet in is the same briefing room where the rebels plan the attack on the 2nd Death Star. Also, the villain’s last names are Skoll and Hati, which are refeferences to the two wolves that chase the sun and moon in Norse mythology. Dave Filoni is a big fan of wolves apparently. They show up a lot in his material. Overall I really liked the episode. My one nitpick is that I don’t like this new trend of people taking a lightsaber to the chest and surviving. It happened twice in Kenobi and now obviously Sabine is going to survive. It makes Qui-Gon’s death seem a little lame.
For the record, after thinking about it. Grogu would have been after Sabine. Grogu, based on the timeline would have been maybe a few months ago. Leaving with Sabine and training her would have been more like 3 years ago. Not wanting to train Grogu may be her not feeling good after what happened with Sabine.
i'm really happy how all of the Rebels characters have made the transition to live action. Hera is maybe the only one who doesn't seem similar enough to her animated version (although she does act more like Rebels Hera in episode 2). Sabine however is bang on. Same with Zeb in Mando, Chopper and even Ezra seems almost 1:1 with his animated version. Very exciting.
Healing through the force is Canon before and during the old republic it was used, but after a while the Jedi stopped using it because, according to them, it disrupted the very cycle of life. And for example, force healing was used in other similar situations by the Siths, Nightsisters of Dathomir,... For example, even Palpatine used it on Anakin during episode 3 on Mustafar when he found him. And yes, Padmé died of broken heart syndrome. It also exists in real life because after the death of the actress Leya, her mother died of it. ;(
If Palpatine "used force healing on Anakin" in ROTS, than I assume it is new material, correct? I highly doubt Lucas wrote that into ROTS, but I could be wrong
@@officialmonarchmusic Palpatine used little force healing on Anakin organs and metabolison inside his body and he used Sith powers/Alcgemy to do connection between Anakin and Padme. To keep Anakin alive as long its possible until droid finished operation. It is confirmed in the Star Wars Canon comic Darth Vader when he had his castle built on Mustafar and then in the Vader Immortal vr game. Vader/Anakin tried to revive Padme from the end of episode 3 Revenge of the Sith, but he couldn't see it because Luke and Leya were already born. Because he thought they died in her womb. So when he tried to revive her, he couldn't see them because they were already born. And then when he found out that he had a son, he wanted to be sure Darth Vader 2020 comic period between Star Wars episode 5 and 6. And some time after that, this cinematic Fallen Angel takes place.
@@officialmonarchmusic Do you even heart about Legends go to Canon becouse that all start happening when Dave Filony with Lucas started making Clone Wars series and Movies. Looks like another person has a Goldfish Memory. Damn, this disease of Dumbs, Idiots and Hottentots was first among the gaming ones and now it's also spreading to the editorial UA-camrs, but you're still just at the beginning, so please, you're not as good as the already changed individuals. ;)
It is confirmed in the Star Wars Canon comic Darth Vader when he had his castle built on Mustafar and then in the Vader Immortal vr game. Vader/Anakin tried to revive Padme from the end of episode 3 Revenge of the Sith, but he couldn't see it because Luke and Leya were already born. Because he thought they died in her womb. So when he tried to revive her, he couldn't see them because they were already born. And then when he found out that he had a son, he wanted to be sure Darth Vader 2020 comic period between Star Wars episode 5 and 6. And some time after that, this cinematic Fallen Angel takes place.
@@nathandts3401 The toxic community of Star Wars fans drove actor Jar Jar Binks to commit suicide earlier and destroyed many life of normal people like young actor kid who play Anakin in Phantom. Because the psyche could no longer handle this toxicity. The actor who played young Anakin also had to drop out of school because of how toxic they were to him and mentally and emotionally destroying his entire life that was just beginning. And not even George Lucas can do it, about whom it was written that he himself literally does not know Star Wars. It was you, the Toxic Star Wars hating community, that made him sell the rights to Disney. I was talking.
@@nathandts3401 Ezra in Rebels that moment in World between Worlds created second Universe in this moment becouse in Star Wars legends Comics a books where is even Ahsoka Novel by E. K. Johnston after fighting on Malachor she die when Vader kill her. Even Calleb Dume order 66 comics is in part retconed you know batch season 1 episode 1 #Star Wars fandom Wookipedia. And he has Sith Apprentice Galen Marek alias Starkiller in SW game Force Unlished 1,2.
@@nathandts3401 Yeah like Kenobi Show was their worst f*ck up. But with in my head Canon version i have you repair cut Obi-Wan Kenobi Trials of the master. And ps you should go watch Hero Fans Productions Greatest teacher failure is and Last Skywalker tributes. May the force be with you and may you lead the force. ✋
@@adriankuban3134 They aren't going to do a multiverse, Ahsoka definitely didn't die in the novel. Bad Batch did retcon the Kanan comics, but they wrote that off as the comics being someone embellishing his story. Starkiller is only in Legends.
Looking back at Mandalorian I feel like a dummy for not even considering that Morgan was of Nightsister Descent. Her entire clothing attire screams Nightsister...
Heir to the Empire is Reference to Thrawn and his Star wars legends Comics with this name. ua-cam.com/video/-Oyr5r2EmnE/v-deo.html #1 Although antagonistic and quite ruthless, Thrawn is not pure evil. He generally preferred to avoid causing collateral damage, as was demonstrated during the Battle of Batonn, where he attempted to negotiate with the enemy. #2 Thrawn was one of if not the only Imperial who wasn't afraid of Vader and was one of the few officers who actually respected Vader for his commitment and loyalty to the Empire. Vader in turn held great respect for the Grand Admiral's intelligence and strategic influence. #3 Ahsoka Theory Reveals Grand Admiral Thrawn Isn't Star Wars' Next Villain At All - He's A Hero BY LEWIS GLAZEBROOK PUBLISHED 6 DAYS AGO A theory surrounding the upcoming Ahsoka series states that Grand Admiral Thrawn is not the villain of the show, but the next Star Wars hero.
Thrawn being a good guy has been on the cards since the first canon book in 2019. It ended with his assistant leaving the Empire to go with with the Chiss. The show indicating that the villains have had no contact with Thrawn seems to support it.
@@adriankuban3134 I wouldn't write that if I were writing the show, but them holding off Ahsoka when she's demolished four Inquisitors in the past and knowing that Filoni really likes fanservice, I'd say it's possible. The fact they have a name instead of X brother/sister supports that it's a new character. Wookiepedia has the gender down as male; I don't know if that's in a press release or I missed a line where they used the word, "he," in the show. So I'm gonna say it's not Bariss, but them being good enough to fight Ahsoka would indicate to me that it's a Jedi that we know. Either that or they're a nobody that they just decided to write strong for drama reasons. You never really know with Dave's writing.
@@nathandts3401 We will see its still possible she could die during order 66 on Kasshyk like in deleted scene from Revenge of the Sith. Plot twist Ezra as that inquisitor ehm hm probably no, that was internet theory and it don't make much aby sence.
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Well this is a nice surprise didn't expect this to come out today!!!
Emme, these aren't "Red" lightsabers wielded by Baylen and Shin, they are "Orange" lightsabers.... Dave Filoni explained that this was on purpose, because these characters aren't "Sith", but they do tap into the Dark Side of The Force.
Thank you for putting this up.
This was worth watching just to see your reaction to the cat.
Hearing you talk about Sabine and Ashoka looking for Ezra etc... And you knowing the lightsaber was coming out was so cool considering you just recently started your Star Wars adventures.
have you thought of doing any watch parties?
Be awesome.
@@IggyStardust1967Inquisitors aren't Sith either yet they have red lightsabers.
Huyang is the ancient droid that helped all the Jedi younglings build their lightsabers, he was in the episodes in the Clone Wars where Ahsoka took the kids to Ilum to get their crystals then Hondo attached them on the way back.
Bro isn’t just ancient, bro is “I was built five years after the foundation of the Jedi order“ ancient. Bro is “I am single-handedly keeping the old republic canon” ancient.
@@comandantegorrion7271Isn't he only 500 years old? When analysing the lightsabers he says 'in 500 years of helping padawans build their lightsabers...
@@ItsAv3rageGamer It just said, that it hasn't seen a lightsaber built like this for 500 years, implying that if we go back further, it has seen one that looks like this. At least, that's how I understand it.
@@alphanimetv oh ok gotcha.
@@ItsAv3rageGamer No, according to Star Wars: Timelines, Huyang was created 25,020 years BBY and the order was founded 25,025 years BBY. That is to say, a thousand generations prior.
Governor Ryder Azadi, aka Clancy Brown aka Mr. Crabs, is reprising his role from Rebels! So awesome to see him come back for this show.
he also voiced savage opress
Let's not forget Lex Luthor in Superman cartoons.
Long Feng in avatar the last Airbender
Burg was his 3rd of 4th characters in Star Wars
@@08191906was he Lex in Superman cartoons or just Justice League Unlimited? That’s where I know his Lex Luthor from
Yes that is Clancy Brown, Mr Crabs, Sauvage Opress, Ryder Azadi in Rebels, he played the main prison guard in Shawshank Redemption too. He has an awesome voice.
He also played the devil guy in Mando
No "Highlander" mention? >_>
Career Sergeant Zim!!! Starship troopers. BEst drill sargent ever. MEDIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@6dayzofchaos584Yes indeed. He snaps a recruit's arm like it's a carrot and yells for the medics. His medical team must have been super busy 😅
The way Sabine opens the map, was similar to the map from *_Treasure Planet_* 🤔😉😌👍.
We saw a lot of the Nightsisters in Clone Wars, even Asajj Ventress, who was Dooku's Padawan, was originally a Nightsister.
She was originally a jedi padawan though if I'm not entirely mistaken.
You first saw 'Huyang' in Season 5 Episode 7 of THE CLONE WARS, "A Test of Strength". 🤖 He was built approximately 25,030 years ago... making him the oldest character we've seen thus far in all of STAR WARS.
The Mortis Gods were arguably older.
Cool fact
@@SlxmRxcey I get it all from Wookieepedia or the Holocron on STAR WARS' official site.
Wow I thought he was only 1,000 years old
The first two episodes didn't disappoint I'm loving Ahsoka! Ray Stevenson as Baylan is incredible, sad that this was his final role. Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine 😍
Sad that it's his last role, yes.... but man, what a "last role" to have.
@@IggyStardust1967very true
Baylon and Shin's lightsabers are not red, they are orange. Dave Filoni was VERY explicit about that when asked lol. That wasn't Ezra's bunk, that was Sabine's bunk while she was Ahsoka's padawan. Sabine being Force Sensitive was hinted at all through Rebels, from her very first intro in the short titled "Art Attack." It's just that the signs were very subtle, often hidden by her training as a Mandalorian, and also often overshadowed by Ezra's training because he used the Force much more in order to survive as a kid on the streets of Lothal. That ending though... now we know why it was a two-episode premier lol.
Remember Ezra gave Sabine his lightsaber before he went to the Star Destroyer to meet Thrawn/Palpatine at the end of Rebels, she is using it now.
I want to say they will say something about it in eps 2
Ezra actually gave his lightsaber to Chopper. Chopper then gave it to Sabnie as they were escaping (which was probably Ezra's plan but we don't know that for sure).
Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati are so-called Dark Jedi or fallen Jedi and the lightsaber color is more orange and not red. They are in no way comparable to a Sith Lord and his apprentice, since the motivations are very different.
5:39 My assumption was that Ahsoka was using the sonar-like ability a Togruta's lekku grant them to figure out the right way to "unlock" that device. Kind of like using a stethoscope to crack a dial combination lock.
7:54 This droid, named Huyang, is the same droid we last saw in Star Wars: The Clone Wars S5E07 through S05E09, the mini arc where Ahsoka accompanied a class of younglings to Illum to find the Kyber crystals for their first lightsabers. According to Huyang himself, he had guided Yoda as a Jedi initiate in building his first lightsaber. However, his comment that he has been a part of the Jedi Order since its "nascent" days suggests he has been around since the Order's founding almost 26,000 years ago.
13:20 Yeah, I was a bit disappointed, too. Sabine and Ezra are only two years apart. They totally could have gotten together (and a lot of people *were* shipping them, anyways). Oh well.
13:55 No. We did not know Morgan Elsbeth was a Nightsister yet. Previously, every Nightsister we've seen has been a Dathomirian Zabrak (a species of which the females all have chalk-white skin and grey tattoo-like markings, such as Asajj Ventress and Merrin).
- Side note: Asajj Ventress and Merrin are the same species as Maul. It's simply that females don't have horns, and only males have red or green (and in the case of Iridonian Zabrak, normal, tan-colored) skin.
14:38 "She's not a Jedi, she's a Mandalorian." Just a reminder that there *have* been Mandalorian Jedi before. In Disney canon, Tarre Vizsla was the sole example. But in pre-Disney canon, in addition to Tarre Vizsla, there were multiple Mandalorian Jedi in the New Republic era following the war with the Yuuzhan Vong. And one of them was a Jango Fett clone, too. Also, Jaina Solo (the second child of Han and Leia) was even trained in Mandalorian combat styles by Boba Fett himself in order to kill her brother, Jacen Solo (who had fallen to the dark side and become Darth Caedus).
Also, we don't yet know if Sabine is or is not force-sensitive. In Rebels, the Bendu hinted that Sabine was force-sensitive, but her Mandalorian nature made her less able to become attune to it.
14:52 Yes. That is Clancy Brown (more recently known for playing The Harbinger in John Wick: Chapter 4, and Lt. Hank Anderson in the PlayStation 4/5 game, Detroit: Become Human). And in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, he also provided the voice of Maul's brother, Savage Oppress.
21:08 No. That is Ezra's lightsaber. If you recall, Ezra handed it to Chopper before surrendering himself to Thrawn. Chopper than gave it to Sabine (as she was the only one remaining who could use it). However, it seems she *did* modify the emitter (top) section.
21:31 You are correct. Sabine previously wielded Ezra's lightsaber in her duel against Gar Saxon.
21:56 I don't think Sabine is "out of training." I think it's more that she doesn't have her Beskar armor on at the moment, forcing her to fight differently (especially against a force-sensitive lightsaber-wielding opponent), in addition to the fact that Shin (being force-sensitive) can easily be physically overpowered.
22:13 Yeah... good thing lightsaber wounds don't bleed. If that wound wasn't instantly fatal, it won't be fatal at all. Though... considering the temperature of a lightsaber blade, Sabine's insides should have been flash-cooked in that one second the blade was inside her.
I haven't seen Rebels yet. My impression of Sabine at that point where she stole the map wasn't that she was an awful person or anything. Just rebellious and kind of a pain in the butt, but in a way that seems kind of exciting and grounded in good intentions. She seems pretty badass and charming but also complex and mysterious to me. I'm looking forward to getting to know her better.
Glad you are liking her character! She’s awesome in Rebels!
That's a pretty good description of her. I guess the writers did a good job then of introducing her for those who haven't seen Rebels. (I'd still highly recommend watching Rebels though (and Clone Wars if you haven't seen that either)!)
She probably said no to Grogu bc by that time she had already walked away from Sabine and given up on being a master. She was scared to repeat her mistake and she also isn’t really officially a Jedi again.
Agree. I think she walked away from Sabine bc Sabine can not let go of Ezra. Too attached.
Fun fact/Easter egg: When we first see Sabine speeding down the highway, the writing on the side of her helmet translates to "Babe" ;P
Yep. Same guy who plays Mr. Crabs AND he voices this same character in Rebels :). Wonderful actor named Clancy Brown.
That was _her_ cot with the drawings on Ahsoka’s ship. Not Ezra’s. Sabine’s the one who draws and paints everywhere she goes, not Ezra. And Sabine’s the one who apparently travelled and trained with Ahsoka - presumably on that very ship - for several years. She’s seeing her own cot and reminiscing about her time as a padawan. And no, she’s not force sensitive - still was an apprentice, though.
While training Sabine, Kanan said “The Force resides in all living things, but you have to be open to it.”
Lady Jedi broom boy kicked this off after the midichlorian count bollocks in the Prequels. Gotta add some mystique and aspirational stuff back to the force.
@@nathandts3401 And how are Midichlorians not mysterious? Face it, the "anyone can be a Jedi" narrative is wrong. Some people are force sensitive and some aren't
That still doesn't (automatically) mean that people are force sensitive. That is different
@@officialmonarchmusic allow me to give you this quote:
Through The Empire Strikes Back, Luke is learning to be a Jedi, but it’s not something that you just pick in 10 minutes. The whole idea is it’s very hard to learn to be a Jedi.
A lot of people get confused about the Force. They see it as some special thing that you can find and pick up and put it on your head and suddenly you have the Force. Whereas it’s always been designed so that every [living] being has the Force.
The amount of Force, which is like talent or intelligence, is different in every person. Some of it is inherited, but it’s no more than a talent. It’s not something you can acquire - it’s something you can learn to use. I have the power to lift that cup off the table using the Force, but I can’t do it unless I have been trained to do it.
- George Lucas
@@sakisaotome6753 Perfect, except that not everybody has the kind of force that can allow them to manipulate things. Sabine certainly doesn't. (Or at least I hope she doesn't)
At least 13 years have passed since Ezra's disappearance in 1 BBY. 1 year to the Battle of Yavin (Death Star destruction), and 9 years to the start of The Mandalorian. From there, we first see live action Asoka a year later in 10 BBY, then again 2 years later (according to Jon Favreau) taking Grogu's chain mail from Din, so 12 BBY. If I understand correctly the Ahsoka series starts after that point.
Canonically all the Mandoverse series are set in 9 DB, so Ezra and Thrawn have been missing for 10 years
You can be a Mandolorian and a Jedi. The creator of the Darksaber was both
And Grogu could become them as well.
@@rnkelly36Johnson is where this is coming from. No matter how many people have childish opinions on the Last Jedi, Rian Johnson kicked off the process of fixing the force that the Prequels ruined.
@@nathandts3401 I'll ignore your praise of TLJ, even if I disagree with it. But the prequels in no way "ruined" the force, and TLJ, whether it was good or bad, did not fix it
@@officialmonarchmusic The Prequels are responsible for midichlorians and people wanting all the characters to be related to someone they already know. Three bad movies that have needed multiple cartoon series and a dozen books to fix what they broke.
@@nathandts3401 Midichlorians are not bad. They do not affect the larger force and do not retcon anything. And they are 100% NOT responsible for people wanting all characters to be related to someone they already know. LITERALLY NO JEDI is related to anybody important, because the Jedi don't have children. The "cartoon series" didn't "fix" the films, they merely enhanced what was already there. I'm sorry but you are literally lying
Qui-Gon is rolling in his grave at the "through the gut" part xD
Clancy Brown has Star Wars double-dipped! Mr. Krabs is also the Devil horn guy (Devaronians) from the Mando prison break episode! And here he's back as Ryder Azadi, the former Governor who fought with them in the last Rebels season with the mushroom hat. He voiced that char in Rebels and the look was based on him, so it's very cool to see him in Live Action.
4 characters. He was an Inquisitor that was offed by Ahsoka. He was in that prison break crew in season 1 of Mando. Ryder. And Savage.
I loved the Raiders of the Lost Ark vibes here. Ahsoka going into the temple looking for the artifact and the beam of light showing Sabine the location of Thrawn.
The droid with Ahsoka (Huyang) is voiced by Kilgrave! 😊
😅😅😅😅
15:37 Nope. That was Sabine's bunk, as they are on Ahsoka's ship, from when she trained under Ahsoka.
the key to solving the map puzzle is that you are trying to reproduce the triquetra/trefoil image from the scan. The central smaller trefoil is your compas that tells you the orientation alignment of the puzzle. within the larger trefoil (in which everything is inside of) are the circles within circles with lines that connect it to the central triangle within the larger trefoil. So you need to turn the sides of the sphere to align the pictures so they match the larger troil in the hologram.
The lightsaber is Ezras. Thrawn told him to surrender unarmed. He left it with Sabine.
it seems you don't remember, but Sabine learned how to fight using Darksaber from Kanan, and Sabine is using Ezra's lightsaber that he left behind.
Thanks for sharing this now.
so awesome watching a show live with you
For the record, 3 points will always make a triangle if connected by lines, and not overlapping each other. 😂😂😂
Morgan Elsbeth is from the Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 5, the episode where we first saw Ahsoka in live action.
Huyang is from the Clone Wars Season 5 Episode 7, 8 and 9.
Governor Ryder Azadi was introduced in Star Wars Rebels Season 2 Episode 11.
No actually those drawings on Ashokas ship is from Sabine, it seems we missed some time between the ending of rebels and the beginning of Ashoka. Probably why Sabine was labeled “apprentice”.
I've never seen Rebels and I already love Sabine.
Loved Rebels so this show hits me in all the feels
Nice disclaimer about Mandalorian season 3. Also nice lightsaber top! 3:49 They are using orange lightsabers, we still don't know why that color.
You don't need to be a Jedi or a force sensitive to learn to use a Light Saber. Remember that Count Dooku trained General Grevious in the Jedi arts.
Huyang was the droid in that Ashoka arc in the clone wars ... when she traveled with him and a few younglings
Ryder was thw first cameo that made me start getting emotional cua I wasn't expecting it
This is awesome. We are in real time on the episodes!! Ahsoka is starting off strong with the chase for Thrawn, the Sabine/ Ahsoka relationship looks like it’s going to be a roller coaster. I think it’s not going to disappoint.
This has probably been mentioned, Huyang was in Cline Wars with the younglings building lighsabers. I love your videos 🙂
That's the Governor of Lothal. The Rebels voice actor. And the Senator is Ezra's friend Jai, from the cadet episodes and the same kid that Ezra had contact the Purgil.
Ryder Azardi.
No, the one who contacted the Purgil was Mart - Commander Satos nephew.
Am I the only one who is questioning how this twenty-year-old is a Senator? 😂
RIP Ray Stevenson AKA the actor who plays the older Jedi-not-Jedi. You're one with the Force now and shall be remembered.
I've never watched rebels. Of course, there was never a knowing of episodes I, II and III as prequels to ep 4. So, watching Star Wars episode 4 back in 1978 or 79 was never a sense of loss or being left out of the knowing of the story line as a whole to the characters being introduced throughout the showing of Star Wars. Luke to Leia, Han to Lando, Luke to Vader and others. It's all fun.
I didn’t think you’d be posting something this soon, I thought you would take a break to rest and recover. Anyway I hope you’re feeling better and I wish you the best.
I'm glad you're jumping in to this! That was very insightful when you mentioned Sabine holding feelings inside about Ezra.
Jedi Master Adi Gallia wielded red/orange color lightsaber during her time as a Jedi Knight and possessed it after she was made a Jedi Master and eventually a member on the Jedi High Council, wielding it on many battlefronts, including Troiken in the Stark Hyperspace War in 44 BBY and the galaxy-wide conflict known as the Clone Wars in 22 BBY until her murder by Savage Opress on Florrum in 20 BBY.
You are the absolute best, knowledge and joy are fabulous
Nice, glad you are feeling better
I'm so happy Thrawn is in the canon now. He was intimidating in the books.
I'm literally in love with Shin Hati!
I saw a mainstream media site describe Ahsoka as a spinoff of The Mandalorian, and man do I ever disagree with that description. Ahsoka is very clearly a spinoff of Rebels. I have to say, so far I'm really happy with the casting for this show, both for the live-action versions of characters from the animated shows, and for the new villains. The only one I'm not quite sure of yet is Mary Elizabeth Winsted as Hera, but I think that might just be because I can't look at her without seeing Ramona Flowers.
I loved both episodes
4:05 - It's funny.... ever since Rogue One when Vader had his "Hallway Scene", it's become a staple with certain types of characters. Luke had his "Hallway Scene" in Chapter 16 of The Mandalorian, now Baylan has his "Hallway Scene" in Part 1 of Ahsoka.
11:48 - That droid's dome is actually based on the ORIGINAL 1978 version of R2-D2's action figure. The "Teardrop eyes" were different than R2 in the movie, but we didn't care. We were kids. LOL! But it's a funny little Easter Egg Dave put in.
12:40 - LMAO! I just had an idea... Since we refer to every animal species in Rebels (and now, here) as a "Loth-(whatever)", I'm going to start doing that in real life, except instead of "Loth-Cat", I'll call mine "Earth-Cats". Or, "Earth-Dog", or "Earth-Lion".... etc... Should make our next trip the either the vet or the shelter pretty interesting. "Hi, We're here to adopt an Earth-Cat." I bet the look on their face will be priceless.
13:03 - I've been thinking about that. She's not wearing her Mandalorian armour, but we know this takes place after the "Night of a Thousand Tears"... I wonder if she stopped wearing the armour as a way of "going into hiding" because of that. I also wonder if her family is still alive. They weren't on Mandalore itself, but we don't know just how far Moff Gideon took that destruction.
13:50 - There was a clue in the trailers, which I did spot (as did others). The "green flame" below the sphere (map) as it rose above the pedestal.
14:53 - Heh... don't feel bad. But I recognized him as the Drill Sargeant from Starship Troopers. However, he IS the same actor who voiced Ryder Azadi in the Rebels series.... so, once again, perfect casting.
15:23 - This question gets a little murky. Rebels ran up until Rogue One (0 BBY) in the timeline. The Mandalorian season 1 began in 9 ABY, and this is (according to Dave Filoni) 2 years after that (because Grogu spent 2 years with Luke before returning to Mando). These first few episodes likely run around the same time as The Mandalorian season 3, but it's hard to tell for sure.
18:15 - Disney sure has a way of creating adorable (if kinda ugly) creatures that will make a great Christmas plushy.... am I right? (and yes, I want one, too)
19:20 - That's a very good point. I'd be willing to bet that her relationship with Sabine ended a good bit before she met Grogu. Ahsoka, it seems, has trust issues ever since she found out Anakin turned into Darth Vader. She's almost terrified of "attachments". Also, the time between the end of Rebels and "now" is at least 14 years (even if you assume Mandalorian seasons 1&2 take place within the same year).
20:05 - Emme, look at what's left in the hologram... the "image" on the floor. Think of the Map as a Rubic's Ball... turn it until it matches the pattern on the floor in that temple. THAT is the "key".
There's a reason I love watching Reaction channels.... I often hear things you guys think of, and work it into what I already saw or know. I post like this because it's an interaction, and I like "giving back". Have a wonderful day!
You wasn't expecting that ending and I wasn't expecting the reaction! Can't believe you're reacting to Ahsoka already! Maybe someone I already mention this or maybe you've seen the second episode already but that lightsaber Sabine uses is Ezra's Lightsaber. Also, I'm not sure if you remember him or not, it wasn't clear to me in the reaction or maybe I missed, but the droid with Ahsoka first appeared in Clone Wars and, if I remember correctly, he said he was present when Yoda made he's own saber, and let me remind you, Yoda had, almost 900 years when he died. Oh, I loved the shirt.
Hey Emma, I'm so happy you're catching up and now virtually live. A few observations of your reaction to this episode. Particularly the "presentation" Sabine missed. The grey haired man: Ryder Azadi (I didn't check IMDb for spelling) was played by Clancy Brown, as he did voice the character in Rebels (and you're correct, Mr. Crabs although I'm more familiar with his Lex Luthor) and the young senator he told to talk to cover for him while he asked someone to find Sabine was the former imperial cadet that met Ezra and Sabine in "Old Joe's"
In case you missed it, Ryder said at the beginning of the presentation it was "several years" go that Extra and the rebels freed Luthal from the Empire.
Also the drawings the wall of the bunk of Ahsoka's ship would be Sabine's. They're not on the Ghost. Sabine would have used that bunk during her time training with Ahsoka.
Thanks!
Thank you!!
Ezra was closest age member to Sabine only a few years apart that’s why she feels that way about him
Did Emme recognize Ryder and Jai Kel? I really hope we get to see Rex. Would be awesome to see Wolffe, Kallus, Mart, Ketsu, Hondo, Jacen, Sabine's family, AP-5, or Zeb as well.
whoa emme with the reactions to new stuff!
Regarding Morgan Elsbeth: technically we did not know she was a Nightsister... technically being the operative word. The show never told us that, but the actor's hairdresser made an Instagram post shortly after the Ahsoka episode of Mando s2 came out and she stated that Elsbeth was a Nightsister in the post. Of course, this post was almost immediately taken down but people caught it and reported on it.
I was shocked 😲 😯 to learn Morgan Elsbeth was a Night Sister. In the games Jedi Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor (I apologize for spoilers 😓), there's another survivor of the Night Sisters, named Merrin. At first an antagonist in the first game, she becomes an ally and friend to the main protagonist, a survivor of the Jedi Order, Cal Kestis, by the end of it, and his love interest in the second game 🎮 😍🥰😉😁👍. (Once again, I apologize if I've spoiled anything for you 😓😣😔🙏.)
It's a bit twisted but Morgan the witch, (Jedi) knights... I somehow draw a parallel between this show and a well-known legend (You know King Arthur...)
Nice to see the opening crawl
You can be a Mandalorian AND a Jedi... the darksaber was made by Tarre Vizsla... the first Mandalorian to become a Jedi. It was just uncommon because they were usually at each other's throats.
Hello 👋🏻. Huyang is voice by Killgrave, David Tenant. We get to see many Rebels characters in live action.
Yes that is Mr. Crabs, and Lex Luthor and 100s of other roles from cartoons and games. Clancy Brown is legendary.
Everybody I’ve seen thinks the Loth-Cat is a pet. I’m of the mind that it’s actually more of a roommate!
Sabine is not force sensitive. Ahsoka refused to train grogu because he's too traumatized to train him safely in the ways of the force, so she was scared that hed turn to the dark side. As for Sabine, shes not force sensitive, but can train her in the ways of Jedi morals and lightsaber fighting. Also the green lightsaber she had when she was fighting the girl sith acolyte was Ezra's saber.
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Huyang is voiced by David Tennant. (Killgrave from Jessica Jones)
Huyang is voiced by David Tennant who played Killgrave in Jessica Jones.
She woke up Bendu in Rebels ... when she kicked him while training with Kanan and Erza ... it showed a little then she's force sensitive
AHSOKA!!!!
22:09 dig the reaction 🤠
People always wonder why this captain doubted they were Jedi. There haven't been many Jedi seen in the last 30 years.
So glad you decided to post this now! Discussing a show and theorizing about everything is one of the really fun parts of being a Star Wars fan. There were some really cool Easter eggs in this show. The ship that Ashoka meets Hera on is Home One, which is Admiral Akbar’s ship from Return of the Jedi. The room that Ashoka and Hera meet in is the same briefing room where the rebels plan the attack on the 2nd Death Star. Also, the villain’s last names are Skoll and Hati, which are refeferences to the two wolves that chase the sun and moon in Norse mythology. Dave Filoni is a big fan of wolves apparently. They show up a lot in his material. Overall I really liked the episode. My one nitpick is that I don’t like this new trend of people taking a lightsaber to the chest and surviving. It happened twice in Kenobi and now obviously Sabine is going to survive. It makes Qui-Gon’s death seem a little lame.
I hate what Disney has turned lightsabers into
My 10th Doctor (Who) David Tennant enters the Star Wars universe as Huyang! 🤩
For the record, after thinking about it. Grogu would have been after Sabine. Grogu, based on the timeline would have been maybe a few months ago. Leaving with Sabine and training her would have been more like 3 years ago. Not wanting to train Grogu may be her not feeling good after what happened with Sabine.
To all who wonder how Sabine survives… spray bacta.
Love the shirt. ❤
i'm really happy how all of the Rebels characters have made the transition to live action. Hera is maybe the only one who doesn't seem similar enough to her animated version (although she does act more like Rebels Hera in episode 2). Sabine however is bang on. Same with Zeb in Mando, Chopper and even Ezra seems almost 1:1 with his animated version. Very exciting.
I really love this show
As not to give away spoilers, Disney+ doesn’t give away the title until a day after the show has come out.
Thanks, Emme! 🌌 This is gonna be fun. #EmmeReacts #DaveFiloni #StarWars #Ahsoka
We would have rioted if they didn't include episode 2
We know she survived from trailers.
I cannot wait till your episode 2 reaction
I thought of Tomb Raider when Ahsoka got the key.
Healing through the force is Canon before and during the old republic it was used, but after a while the Jedi stopped using it because, according to them, it disrupted the very cycle of life.
And for example, force healing was used in other similar situations by the Siths, Nightsisters of Dathomir,...
For example, even Palpatine used it on Anakin during episode 3 on Mustafar when he found him.
And yes, Padmé died of broken heart syndrome.
It also exists in real life because after the death of the actress Leya, her mother died of it. ;(
If Palpatine "used force healing on Anakin" in ROTS, than I assume it is new material, correct? I highly doubt Lucas wrote that into ROTS, but I could be wrong
@@officialmonarchmusic Palpatine used little force healing on Anakin organs and metabolison inside his body and he used Sith powers/Alcgemy to do connection between Anakin and Padme. To keep Anakin alive as long its possible until droid finished operation.
It is confirmed in the Star Wars Canon comic Darth Vader when he had his castle built on Mustafar and then in the Vader Immortal vr game.
Vader/Anakin tried to revive Padme from the end of episode 3 Revenge of the Sith, but he couldn't see it because Luke and Leya were already born.
Because he thought they died in her womb. So when he tried to revive her, he couldn't see them because they were already born.
And then when he found out that he had a son, he wanted to be sure Darth Vader 2020 comic period between Star Wars episode 5 and 6.
And some time after that, this cinematic Fallen Angel takes place.
@@adriankuban3134 Then I don't buy it. If it was all established in Disney canon.
@@officialmonarchmusic Do you even heart about Legends go to Canon becouse that all start happening when Dave Filony with Lucas started making Clone Wars series and Movies.
Looks like another person has a Goldfish Memory. Damn, this disease of Dumbs, Idiots and Hottentots was first among the gaming ones and now it's also spreading to the editorial UA-camrs, but you're still just at the beginning, so please, you're not as good as the already changed individuals. ;)
@@adriankuban3134 I'm sorry, was it already canon in Legends?
Hi emme. Gosh it's been long journey to get here
actually the lightsabers used by the sith acolytes are a reddish orange
Lightsaber through the spine? Ouch!
That absolutely did not hit the spine lol
It is confirmed in the Star Wars Canon comic Darth Vader when he had his castle built on Mustafar and then in the Vader Immortal vr game.
Vader/Anakin tried to revive Padme from the end of episode 3 Revenge of the Sith, but he couldn't see it because Luke and Leya were already born.
Because he thought they died in her womb. So when he tried to revive her, he couldn't see them because they were already born.
And then when he found out that he had a son, he wanted to be sure Darth Vader 2020 comic period between Star Wars episode 5 and 6.
And some time after that, this cinematic Fallen Angel takes place.
Disney get a lot of flak, but the comics, books, games, TV shows, Last Jedi and the two spin off movies have all been consistently great.
@@nathandts3401 The toxic community of Star Wars fans drove actor Jar Jar Binks to commit suicide earlier and destroyed many life of normal people like young actor kid who play Anakin in Phantom. Because the psyche could no longer handle this toxicity.
The actor who played young Anakin also had to drop out of school because of how toxic they were to him and mentally and emotionally destroying his entire life that was just beginning.
And not even George Lucas can do it, about whom it was written that he himself literally does not know Star Wars.
It was you, the Toxic Star Wars hating community, that made him sell the rights to Disney.
I was talking.
@@nathandts3401 Ezra in Rebels that moment in World between Worlds created second Universe in this moment becouse in Star Wars legends Comics a books where is even Ahsoka Novel by E. K. Johnston after fighting on Malachor she die when Vader kill her.
Even Calleb Dume order 66 comics is in part retconed you know batch season 1 episode 1
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And he has Sith Apprentice Galen Marek alias Starkiller in SW game Force Unlished 1,2.
@@nathandts3401 Yeah like Kenobi Show was their worst f*ck up.
But with in my head Canon version i have you repair cut Obi-Wan Kenobi Trials of the master.
And ps you should go watch Hero Fans Productions Greatest teacher failure is and Last Skywalker tributes.
May the force be with you and may you lead the force. ✋
@@adriankuban3134 They aren't going to do a multiverse, Ahsoka definitely didn't die in the novel.
Bad Batch did retcon the Kanan comics, but they wrote that off as the comics being someone embellishing his story.
Starkiller is only in Legends.
Looking back at Mandalorian I feel like a dummy for not even considering that Morgan was of Nightsister Descent.
Her entire clothing attire screams Nightsister...
Heir to the Empire is Reference to Thrawn and his Star wars legends Comics with this name.
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#1 Although antagonistic and quite ruthless, Thrawn is not pure evil. He generally preferred to avoid causing collateral damage, as was demonstrated during the Battle of Batonn, where he attempted to negotiate with the enemy.
#2 Thrawn was one of if not the only Imperial who wasn't afraid of Vader and was one of the few officers who actually respected Vader for his commitment and loyalty to the Empire. Vader in turn held great respect for the Grand Admiral's intelligence and strategic influence.
#3 Ahsoka Theory Reveals Grand Admiral Thrawn Isn't Star Wars' Next Villain At All - He's A Hero
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LEWIS GLAZEBROOK
PUBLISHED 6 DAYS AGO
A theory surrounding the upcoming Ahsoka series states that Grand Admiral Thrawn is not the villain of the show, but the next Star Wars hero.
Thrawn being a good guy has been on the cards since the first canon book in 2019. It ended with his assistant leaving the Empire to go with with the Chiss.
The show indicating that the villains have had no contact with Thrawn seems to support it.
@@nathandts3401 Do you think its possible that Inquisitor could be Barris Offi.?
@@adriankuban3134 I wouldn't write that if I were writing the show, but them holding off Ahsoka when she's demolished four Inquisitors in the past and knowing that Filoni really likes fanservice, I'd say it's possible.
The fact they have a name instead of X brother/sister supports that it's a new character. Wookiepedia has the gender down as male; I don't know if that's in a press release or I missed a line where they used the word, "he," in the show.
So I'm gonna say it's not Bariss, but them being good enough to fight Ahsoka would indicate to me that it's a Jedi that we know. Either that or they're a nobody that they just decided to write strong for drama reasons. You never really know with Dave's writing.
@@nathandts3401 We will see its still possible she could die during order 66 on Kasshyk like in deleted scene from Revenge of the Sith.
Plot twist Ezra as that inquisitor ehm hm probably no, that was internet theory and it don't make much aby sence.
Orange Lightsaber😊
My favorite thing is when reactors watch trailers then keep bringing up the trailer in their reactions.
Huyang is voiced by killgrave David Tennant btw lol
Mandalorian can be Jedi, too.
lol "Just the right amount of ugly" was my nickname in high school