OBI-WAN KENOBI EPISODE 3 BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed!
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Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi Episode 3 shows Darth Vader vs Obi-Wan Kenobi in a fiery revenge on Mapuzo, while Obi-Wan learns that Jedi Quinlan Vos survived Order 66! Erik Voss breaks down every Star Wars Easter Egg you missed in Obi-Wan Kenobi 1x03! Why is the Empire still kidnapping Force-sensitive youths? What is "The Way" Quinlan Vos referred to? Who are the other Jedi names written on the wall of the Mapuzo safehouse?
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This is the exact way I wanted Vader portrayed, brutal and twisted. He doesn’t want to just kill Kenobi, he enjoys the hunt and wants him to suffer
I thought your profile pic was an eyelash
That’s what I thought seeing Obi Wan in the open field in episode 3. It was like a gazelle in the open field with a Lion.
Do you get money for the likes you get by just copy and pasting the exact same comment on everyone of their ep 3 videos? Or does it just bring fulfilment in life seeing the bell have a notification for it? Or option 3.... are you just a robot?
Stop posting that everywhere. You wanting a hug or something
Saw this same comment under another video this must be a bot😂
Vader force snapping that neck changes everything about him using a force choke. He very intentionally chokes people slowly to death instead of giving them a quick painless death. Makes him so much darker....
it was also shown in the final rogue one scene, where vader literally destroys the windpipe of one of the rebel soldiers
well in the comics its been known for a wile
So in a sense, he showed that boy “mercy”
@@thomasjeppesen3055 "There is no mercy"
@@Yukzula The critically aclaimed chase of Leia 🎉 Poor Acting , Poor Writing = Dumpster Fire .
1:52 That's intentionally done too. Palpatine specifically wanted Vader's suit to be as painful and uncomfortable as possible in order for him to exist in a state of constant torment and hatred, thus fueling his power in the dark side. It's also why Vader never upgraded his suit later to be more comfortable because he had come to rely on that pain and uncomfortability to maintain his power.
Palpatine also control the suit so Vader Wouldn’t become as powerful as him!
@@delmarfrazier2727 true and specifically had it made to be vulnerable to electrical damage, so he can always keep him in check via his sith lightning.
*discomfort
@@adamfroisland203 yeah that's probably what I meant.
@@MrEffectfilms NERD
This series is more graphic than I expected. The stormtrooper getting cut in half was a nice touch. Vader just choking people out too.
I hear co-workers talking about this episode before I could see it and was so confused on what they meant. Then I saw that scene it was WAY different than I was imagining. I loved it!
You mean snapping necks
@@traviscampbell2374 that was brutal asf
@@elijahwaligur Yeah, and that's exactly how Darth Vader is portrayed in the originals. We just never really got to see how evil he really was until now. Killing his own Imperial officers for failure is one thing. But killing innocent civilians is another. I didn't write his character though. I just understand how his character is portrayed from the original films to know that he would be capable of these things, so it didn't surprise me to see him doing this.
he just can’t help himself from killing kids
Obi-wan discussing the brother he remembers before joining the Jedi, reminded me of a factoid that some will know, others not. That Ewan McGregor has a brother irl who is a legitimate RAF fighter pilot, who, in one of the funniest examples of military humour ever, has the call sign 'Obi-two' ✈🤣🤣🤣
That’s awesome!
That’s great😂
Just search RAF Ewan McGregor
Yeah I remember him mentioning it on Top Gear I think
I think Ewan Mcgregor is also the nephew of the actor who played Wedge Antilles in the Original Trilogy. A RAF fighter pilot for a brother and a legendary rebel for an uncle. What a baddass bloodline lmao
Another micro-detail: The lever Obi-Wan uses trying to turn of the laser fence is the same design as the lever he shuts off the tractor beam on the Death Star with.
And has 3D printer lines, LOL
Another micro-micro-detail: The lever took no damage when he shot at it
Kinda an odd scene when they could have just walked around it
As a Lego Star Wars fan I love that he did that
@@robstubeeats7709 I am soo glad someone else realized this incredibly stupid oversight in this scene.
Good for Disney for actually showing the ruthless aggression
I hope they eliminate that JJ abrams timeline
I agree I didn’t expect to see it, especially a kid . Def hype
@@dylankjscott332 ohh Anakin back up to his old antics.
Oh you stop it! Wasn’t even THAT brutal! We became some pity snowflakes! It’s a Darth fkn Vader! One of the most horrific, ruthless villains of all the time!
Wwe reference
I think obi wan sees that vision of unburned Ani because he hasn’t seen Vader in the suit yet. He has no clue how he looks so when vaders force presence was sensed by Obi, he interpreted that as how he knows ani to look up to this point. Weird detail that doesn’t mean much but I loved it!
he's just being haunted by his own regret for leaving anakin to burn in lava... him seeing visions of a unhurt/burned anakin tortures his mind.
The force was warning him that a anakin was coming
As a Greek, let me tell you something you English speakers don't know. The accent in which you pronounce the word "Force", is literaly the same way of pronouncing the word "φῶς" ("phoos"), which in Greek means "light".
It seemed interesting, after what Obi-Wan said to Leia, so I'd like to share it with you.
Ah...that is interesting!
And Luma is light in Latin I think
That’s amazing. Thanks for sharing.
@@ikschrijflangenamen lux....
Why phosphate or phosphorus is Greek too and american know that it’s light or giving light off…don’t be a Malaka lol stello
Who else got chills from “I am what you made me”???
I had tingles down my spine for pretty much that entire sequence along with a big ol smile stretched ear to ear. Especially after Vader said that. I seriously love Star Wars so much lol. What a great time to be a Star Wars fan.
I replayed it 3 times to make sure I was hearing it right. My gf thought I was crazy. Such an uneasy feeling
YES
Meh. It’s a hackneyed, low hanging fruit line. So many better choices.
@@babaoreilly3958 okay Spielberg what would you choose
Honestly I've waited years for Darth Vader to be portrayed as scary as he's supposed to be. We hear a lot about how ruthless he is, but he came off less so in the original trilogy. It's only when Anakin has turned in Revenge of the Sith and kills the younglings that we truly see Darth Vader's cruelty and evil. Here in this episode, the fact that Darth has waited all these years to meet with Obi-Wan again only to just torment him and torture him physically and emotionally totally fits with Anakin's rage, pettiness, and flair for the dramatics.
Yes! In the original trilogy Darth Vader was only scary by his exterior. It was basically assumed he was ruthless but never shown until Revenge of the Sith. This episode really showed him as an evil villain. No traits of Anakin left whatsoever.
That is an excellent take on Vader. Those were my exact thoughts.
Thought the same!
This episode made me actually scared of Darth Vader. Rogue One almost got me there, but this... Vader was like a monster! Well done!
Yeah, I was one of those who really liked Rogue One. I know it's getting some respect retroactively, but when I went to see it when it first came out, I was in the minority who thought it was great. WAY better than that Han movie! I think it's interesting that nowadays, Heyden (as well as Andrew Garfield in Spiderman) who were both trashed back in the day are getting so much love!
@@lovelyhawaiigal “I come with a classic they come around years later and say it’s a sleeper” ~ Drake
Sometimes it takes time for ppl to realize something deserves respect
Makes you wonder how messed up the stand alone series will be.
A monster that can’t get past a little fire
Yeah, this Vader is scaring. Like the Rebels one
"What have you become?"
"I am what you made me"
That line was so cold🔥
By far the line of the entire series so far
agreed........Cold Blooded
Might be a stretch but didn't an ancient pureblood sith say "we are what you made us" to the jedi in the old republic maybe this inspired this line
@@revanruler6404 I will be honest with you I don't know much about the old Republic, but if this is a reference to that it would be very awesome!
Little Leia is so precious! That little “but what if he has something to say?” Got me 🥹
Obi-wan has clearly distanced himself from the force and is struggling to reconnect. This series is so good so far and I cannot wait for more!
It's so weird to watch the rebels fight with maul and this obi-wan. It's awesome.
I like that this in a way, helps expand on Luke’s disconnection to the Force in Last Jedi
@@Marko-vb2mi yuck
Obi wan is. Nothing but a bum now
@@oledgaming4997 well you’ve gotta have a character arc somehow lmao
This was all I was hoping for is that Vader wasn’t emotional he was straight brutal and willing to kill whoever to even make him come out. Lovedddddd this episode
Vader shows a lot of emotion throughout the OT. His first few lines have him shouting at stormtroopers on the tentive IV
Everything he did was a strong emotional response.
emotional doesn't mean just crying. Anakin is the most emotional character in Star Wars, he became Darth Vader for his emotions actually.
@@thepurpleapple exactly
On the contrary, Vader was extremely emotional in this sequence. His raw hatred for Kenobi was so palpable you could almost see it! He enjoyed snapping that kids neck and torturing Kenobi. I wouldn't be surprised if he had been wickedly smiling beneath his mask the entire time. He was savoring every moment as he ruthlessly beat Kenobi into the flames.
I'm not sure if it was intentional, but I liked the rivalry between the inquisitors, it shows why the Rule of Two was created in the first place.
That shot of Anakin in the fields truly was a scary shot. Lots of suspense and I love the execution of that scene. Silence and stares that we feel in our homes.
I reminded that scene 3xs. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing
Reminded me of my wife’s glare.
It reminded me of the image of Satan in the Passion of the Christ film.
Also young leias relationship with droids might be from anikans relationship with droids from his childhood
It’s not playing
It's not playing
Chow did this series justice. It is so outstanding! It is important to see why and how Obi-Wan regained his connection to the force. Portraying Vaders ruthless acts is amazing!
spoken like true Woke bot
I thought Jedi and Sith never use force against each other because they cancel each other out, otherwise fights would end much quicker depending on who’s a stronger force user…
First 2 episode were terrible. Just because they have a decent one doesn’t make it a good series. Even if the rest it well done it’s still 2 out of 6 that are no good.
💀😂
I loved that they planted seeds for Obi Wan's pre Jedi life. I love how these shows answer a lot of questions, but I'm glad that they're also planting seeds for future stories.
They are probably fishing around seeing if we as fans are interested in a Obi back story. I would absolutely love to see the very younger days of Obi.
I doubt he had much of a prejedi life. ir sounds like he was taken as a baby or at least extremely young.
Lucas created such a rich world, there are so many possibilities that are only compounded because storylines can go past to future.
The critically aclaimed chase of Leia 🎉 Poor Acting , Poor Writing = Dumpster Fire .
@@parabot2 🤣 troll much!?
Obi Wan 2 handed grip on his lightsaber while Vader confidently attacks him 1 handed mirrors Luke & Vader's battle at Cloud City. The beginning of their duel has Luke attacking 2 handed while Vader just deflects him away 1 handed, showing how much more experienced & better he is at dueling. And a sign of his cockiness & assuredness of his abilities in both cases.
@@ClavainRS its also due in part to the suit, I'm pretty sure its meant to be heavy and cumbersome which is why he is always walking and he always fights one handed. Vader is entirely reliant on the suit and the force to stay alive but also to be more powerful.
Where the video at? It just says no stream
Like this so Voss can see it and fix it
(Fixed now yay!)
Like Deez nut
Vader is going to figure out with his recent fight with Kenobi that he wasn't the one that "killed" the grand Inquisidor
The Grand Inquisitor means nothing! All that matters is Kenobi . Is that Understood?
Vader knows now that Reva lied. Vader would have expected a real fight from Obi-wan if he had actually killed the Grand Inquistor.
@@cardwizard that's what I meant
Killed
The shot of unscarred Anakin just leering at Obi-Wan from the distance really reminded me of how they portray Satan in The Passion of the Christ whenever he manifests in person. It honestly made that whole scene a little creepier than I expected but I really enjoyed it
Yes it was a lot like that
I thought the same thing
By the time Luke sensed good in him, it might have been an ounce. But here, I’d be stunned if it was even a quark.
With Obi in front of him? Vader is all out of fucks to give.
True, but then again, that was Luke, his SON, not the "brother from another mother" who left him for dead and turned him literally into a monster.
@@lovelyhawaiigal Yeah, I’m just saying that we’re now seeing Vader at (presumably) his most monstrous and vengeful. It’s making him in the OT seem at least somewhat more measured and a bit colder, with increasing confusion once he learns of Luke.
Absolutely love your content, I always look forward to your videos after each episode
Mine says no stream tap to retry but isnt working
I predict Obi-Wan will need to close/cover his eyes to fight Vader later in the series, to trust the force not his fear. It also connects to him telling Luke “Your eyes can deceive you; don’t trust them”
Sounds good.
Sounds like what spidey did in the end of far from home hahaha
I don’t think they’ll face off again.
@@danielmora3843 they will, they will
@@danielmora3843 they are supposed to one more time
I thought it was cool they showed anakin in those robes because outside of his limbs obi really has no idea what Vader looks like until they meet
I thought Vader’s duel with obi wan was very similar to how he fights in Jedi fallen order. Very confident. But I also like this portrayal of Vader. We really see his pain and hurt and suffering. I mean we always knew he was one of those most sufferable characters ever, but the lines like “your pain has just begun” just shows like, hey obi you’ve only experienced a fraction of what I go through every single day
I loved that they kept with the tradition of never seeing Vader run. He is only ever walking, yet somehow still ends up ahead. Just makes him more badass like old horror movie villains
Honestly not sure he even can.
After the suit he's never shown running. Just jumping super high/ far or doing small movements extremely quickly using the force (such as in a duel).
@@muhammadujaama631 he can run faster than anyone.
Combination of force and cyber legs. Seen countless times in canon comics
Isn’t it said he uses the force to move his limbs ?
@@Scorpy666 I'll have to check that out. I definitely recall him "moving" with insane quickness, but not running specifically.
I have the entire Dark Horse run and most of the Marvels. I'll definitely go back and take a look.
@@muhammadujaama631 he can it would probably just hurt ALOT
It’s Morbin time
He’s not venom
Let’s morb
Morbiussweep
Morbers assemble!
@@redsjack9843 it’s doctor Michael morbius at your service
This episode made me scared of Vader once again. I mean the way he just brutally murders random people just to get Obi-Wan's attention is disturbing. Not to mention how he very clearly wanted to keep Obi-Wan alive to torture him over and over again just makes me feel sick to my stomach. Not to mention them really going out of the way showing the constant living hell it must be in and out of his suit.
The real reason for Threepio's silver leg is that on the first filming day Anthony Daniels made his way to set and first step he took that leg shattered, the plastic cutting into his foot. The quick replacement was silver, as they didn't have the chance to spray it gold. Also explains Threepio's slight limp, due to the damage caused to Anthony Daniels' foot.
I never kneeeeew !!!!
That’s actually really interesting
That’s not true, it was silver to make the universe appear more “lived in”, to hint at off screen stories.
Anthony Daniels didn’t even realize the leg was silver until one of the last days of shooting when a photographer asked him why he was wearing a silver leg that day.
This is all from Anthony Daniels himself in an interview with Wired
I’ve never seen someone type 3PO like that 😂💀
While it is true Anthony Daniels cut his foot in the costume, that was not the reason for the silver leg.
As a kid, terrified of Vader, I pictured him so powerful in the Dark Side, and so twisted, that instead of simply choking his enemies, he could toy with them; dragging them along by their hair, throwing them up against walls, even ripping their heads clean off with the Force. Last night, we saw the true brutality of Darth Vader, the villain that haunted the darkest imaginations of our childhood.
A surprise, but a welcome one to be sure.
Did you not watch rogue one? The last few minutes of that are the best vadar footage yet. This episode was also great though.
I was never terrified of him when I was a kid watching the OT. I only became terrified of him through The Force Unleashed, Rogue One, and now this.
I loved the way Mcgregor delivered that line about the force. I felt that for sure!
You did ? Seems like he didn’t use the force for 10 years so I call bollox
His acting is top tier so far.
His subtle inflections are in such stark contrast with most of the more over the top acting and flat deliveries you see in the movies (yes OT included). I always thought McGregor was one of the best actors in the franchise.
This episode was exciting and terrifying. Vader will always be the most menacing and dangerous villain in the entertainment industry.
Reva is in revenge mode, doing whatever possible to get close enough to Vader to kill him - book it!
But why tho?
He would surely sense a hidden agenda to kill him?
That rematch was definitely a 1st round TKO loss for Obi-Wan.
Rematch? Don't flatter obi-wan.
This is more like a tiger hunting a fly.
That is not a rematch, Here is what I know from concept arts, Obi Wan and Vader will have a fight in a fire filled place but definetly not Mustafar, so I guess this is in a place where loads of vintrium is scattered, Obi wan will defeat vader but does not kill him due to his plans and will escape
Vader gets the final dub in terms of combat, but then obi-wan gets the final W with his force ghost lmao
SW: ep3 was a 10-8 round for Obi Wan
I want a stand-alone Clone Wars one-off movie adaptation of Dark Disciple! I wants it!!! Let’s make it happen!
as soon as he said quinlan i was like, YES! DO DARK DESCIPLE!! i though ventress would have to be perfect or i might freak out, haha.
I love how the episodes paralleled the movies the 1st episode is on tatooine, 2nd takes place in a dark city similar to the start of the 2nd movie , and the 3rd one we get obi wan vs Vader
Agreed. Last one was like ROTS.
The fact that Obi-Wan almost got burned is scary, this episode was so good
almost? lol
Too little to be that scary
His arm begs to differ about "almost".
@@randomcrapstudios8398 ok he did
@@Jo-Nathan02 he didnt burn like fully, he got partionally burned
Loved this episode. The way they portrayed vader Is just perfect
"I am what you made me"
Literally gave me chills
When obi wan saw anakin I knew that was Vader making him see his old self as a “remember me obi wan”
The grand inquister will definitely be fine because he his a Pau'an and Pau'ans have 2 stomachs
A blow to one stomach being fatal? Do they also have two spines?
Agreed tho, he'll be healed
I honestly feel like Vader in this episode basically says to the more younger star wars fans who weren't born yet when the original trilogy came that this is how people who were kids during the original trilogy releases saw Vader as this completely intimidating and terrifying threat
Vader let Ben go to trace “the path,” to Jabim. He knows that help must be extinguished. Much like he let the Falcon and Ghost go to track back to larger prey.
My first thought was that when obi wan mentioned his “brother”, it was him subtly mentioning Anakin who obi wan often called his brother
Probably both! That conversation was full of double meaning
It tripped me out when I saw the room with the window parts out to Mustafar. I coincidentally designed a room with a similar look in my Vader animation lmao.
true story!
The next ten years will sure be tough on Obi-Wan and Anakin. Both of them will look MUCH older in the original trilogy !
"Now you will suffer, as I have suffered."
*Immediate chills 😱
Kenobi is dealing with so much pain
He’s gonna have to re-connect with the force & center himself.
Literally couldn’t wait until this came out today!!
No stream…tapping away
What
I think they did a good job portraying Vader, at least in this episode. The entire scene even when he showed up, I was scared for Obi-Wan, Leia, and any other innocent character when he was in their presence. It was intense and my heart was racing all the way through. If you're scared of a fictional character like Vader, it means whoever directed this actually did a great job to help portray him.
This episode was perfect, I love how Vader was toying kenobi and it felt like he enjoyed chasing and terrorizing kenobi. He defiantly let him go cause he could have easily moved the fire or force pulled him or some shi
It was out of character for Vader to let him go.
@@damandarin5415 he let him go so obi wan could lead him to other quarry like Vos
@@damandarin5415 he likes the hunt. It’s what fuels him. Without him he would have nothing to do
@@oXRaptorzXo No he does not like the hunt. I could link many sources, but Vader is cold calculated and absolutely ruthless. Unlike Sidious, he is not sadistic. He's depressed. Fuels himself with self-hatred. He OBSESSES over Obi-Wan, and when he sees him he would absolutely go beast mode and no way let him out of his sight, risking losing him again (even if the planet is "lockdown"). Unless we get a good explanation next week, I stand by this.
@@lorenzog7811 Vader does not care about Quinlan, or the other rebels, this has been shown time and time again in multiple different materials of Star Wars. He would kill his troopers to chase his personal vendettas.
vader stared into the fire the same way Luke did when he died
It's like poetry, it rhymes
I got the impression that Vader crushed the holocron, with the children's locations, because he was afraid Sidious was seeking a replacement for him, not because he didn't want more inquisitors.
Same thing really
There was no replacement. Vader is stronger than sidious himself.
@@Scorpy666 Darth Vader at his peak is 80% as powerful as Sidious according to George Lucas. Furthermore, he had the potential to be far more powerful than Darth Sidious before the Mustafar incident, but once that happened his potential dropped significantly.
Cal Kestis destroyed the holicron not Vader
@@ZmanGamesp However, if he had a suit that was actually designed to help him and fix his injuries, he would still be pretty close to his original potential. His suit is what dropped his potential so much. It slows his movement, and distracts him with pain to dampen his abilities, as well as losing force lightning as an option. With a good suit, he would be way more powerful than an akin could ever have been as a jedi
vader made obi wan look so weak 😮
I've watched a number of videos on this episode now and I'm a bit surprised no one seems to have mentioned the control to turn the laser gate off looks quite similar to one of the controls Obi-Wan used to turn the tractor beam off on the Death Star (Episode IV). Not identical but I thought it was interesting that they both turned the power off in that way.
Knew I recognized that scene
WWWWOOOOOOOoooooooo
It looked like they could’ve just walked around the gates
One switch a 100 uses!!
@@ahs3129 why make it that easy? If you look at any movie that involves a barrier/gate manned by guards, there's always a way to "walk around" it. but first of course you have to shoot the guards and blow the guard house to kingdom-come.
Obi Wan using a blaster also shows how much he has distanced himself from the Jedi code as well as the Force.
He sure was an excellent shot for someone who disliked blasters!
@@inlonging Yes he is but he chose not to use one during the prequel era. Only reason he uses it now in order to hide his Jedi identity.
I loved this episode and honestly the true villainy of Vader. One thing I do wonder is whether or not Vader could see into Obi Wans mind and sense that Vader has a daughter and son. Maybe Obi Wan was so weak as to fight Vader physically but fought mentally as in he was protecting Luke and Leias identity in his mind from Vader
He shouldn't because he doesn't find out about Luke until the Emperor tells him in the Empire Strikes Back. He doesn't find out about Leia until he reads it from Luke's mind in their final duel.
I like the thought process, but I don’t think so. He was so freaking scared and shameful at that moment, I doubt Leia or Luke were in his mind at all.
@@AbstractM0use Boba Fett tells him of his son actually
@@justinhearin8616 Is that from one of the comics? I'm talking about the films when the Emperor tells him Luke is the son of Anakin Skywalker. I'm sure they've retconned that, but I don't read the comics.
@@AbstractM0use the opening crawl in ESB says Vader is obsessed with finding Skywalker. A force-sensitive young pilot blew up the Death Star while having one chance of a billion named Skywalker. It's not that hard for Vader to figure out who he is. The scene with Emperor just confirmed it. Palps called to say, 'I know about your son too' and see the reaction.
I don't think The Way refers to The Way from the Mandalorian because they didn't play the Mandalorian theme
One word I got from seeing Vader in this episode: RUTHLESS. The way he cocks his head like a predator that spotted its prey is scary. I’m only a casual SW viewer and don’t know much about the characters but seeing Obi-Wan in Vader’s grip and knowing the latter could end him in a second but continues to prolong his suffering is just hGggHhhgh. Waiting for the next ep!
"HELLO THERE."
Erik Voss never failed to bless our days and nights, Episode 4, 5, and 6 will no doubt blow us out of the water.
"I am what you made me."
That line is ice cold, most impressive!
Anyone else find it a little dumb how Obi Wan and Leia immediately start talking about him being a Jedi, while they're still in the back of an imperialist's truck and within earshot???
I was thinking that when obi sees anakin a ghost in the brown robes he is imagining him as he would be now as an older anakin if he had not been burned. He has no idea what he has become until he sees him and says that line. He knows anakin burned but he is remembering him as he would want to see him.
Why doesn’t Vader use the force to lift obi-wan back over the fire?
Can somebody explain to me why Vader was able to extinguish the fire with Obi Wan in it then didn’t when it got reignited and he got away?
I feel like he let him get him away for the hunt and the fear it causes but idk.
Exactly he wants his pleasure of torturing and tourmenting Obiwan to last, and so the serie needs too ^^
the fact that it isn't clear really irks me. like, why not just have the scene have a clear ending? why leave it up to us to theorize?
The force sensitive child hunt initiated by the empire is also seen in Star Wars Rebels!
I remember that one episode from Rebels where Fifth Brother, and another Inquisitor, Seventh Sister, were kidnapping Force-sensitive infants.
@@hungtheheroluu It's also confirmed to be a continuation of Project Harvester. Eeth Koth's daughter was taken for it, as well as Dhara Leonis, Zare's sister, from the Rebels S1 episode "Breaking Ranks." There's a junior novel series, Servants of the Empire, that establishes Project Harvester out of the Imperial Academy on Arkanis.
As extra interest, the Commandant in charge of the Arkanis Academy was Brendol Hux, who was the father of Armitage Hux from the sequel trilogy (Armitage being his illegitimate son).
they made vader freaking menacing holy. i do still want the epic fight to happen like the reimagined one, would be fire with even cgi.
My favorite part was (Im paraphrasing):
"Who cares about the Grand Inquisitor, he means nothing"
3 seconds later:
"Do this for me and you'll be Grand Inquisitor"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Those Jedi lightsaber and youngling helmets could be the inquisitors when they were still in the Jedi order and so they have them as trophies to remind them of how the Jedi failed them and their reason for hunting the Jedi.
14:25 that is also the same Holocron that Cal Kestis has to find in Jedi Fallen Order Jocasta gave that list to Cordova
I am loving this so far, this is really what I have been wanting to see this episode, I can't wait to see more of Anakin, I hope we see flashbacks of Clone Wars and other stuff.
They dragged Obi Wan 11 feet away from the fire, and Vader (with the ENTIRE EMPIRE at his disposal) gave up all hope of finding him again. Jesus Christ how lame.
I'll have to rewatch ep4 but I think Kenobi closes his eyes prior to giving himself up to the force. Gives this reference of closing your eyes to find the way more significance.
yeah he does!
Terence McKenna & Alan Watts
Yoooooo that's deep
When I watched the episode a thought came to me about how Ezra and Kannen become better at lightsaber duals is because they had each other to practice and why the inquisitors were so much better at sabre combat is because they actively used their blades and the Jedi did not use them in hiding, making them easier to hunt and kill
Al i the only wan who can’t see annything because of an error
Obi-wan saying "you were like my brother Anakin!" in revenge of the sith and then saying he knew he had a brother when he was young that he doesn't remember is all the more pain and hurt he must be going through because he had the brother he never had through Anakin. Such emotion
Obi Wan's struggle to reconnect with the force and his reliance on "uncivilized" technology reminds me of Kyle Katarn.
Jedi academy was so dope
Retcon? What retcon? The Great Inquisitor in Kenobi and the GI in Rebels are clearly two different people.
Those screams from Ewan during the burning scene were so haunting, it brought me right back to when I was 7-9 watching revenge of the Sith with my dad and saw anakin burn too
This series is yet another slap in the face to the OT. “When I left you I was but the learner, now I am the master.” Disney Star Wars is a disgrace.
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Vader scene was boooooom looking for this awesome. The fight… not the best, but also makes sense. What doesn’t make sense is how slowly obiwan burns
I loved the episode the only tiny detail that was missing for me was no imperial march theme or even a subtle hint of it. Does anyone have an idea as to why that might be?
I hope they make a Vader spinoff Series leading up to this. That would be so good!!!
I wish for this too! Star Wars: Vader
Does anyone else think that when Obi-wan and Vader are clashing Saber's, Obi-wan was meant to look like Luke? It's probably just the hair but I think this mirrors Luke dueling Vader in the future.
Do you think Vader and Obi Wan have something like that Force Dyad thing from Rise of Skywalker?
This is a Vader who I can believe killed the younglings.
What kind of half ass fight was that honestly?? Obiwan vs Vader has the same energy as Rey vs Ken on that death star
I just wanna point out when Vader is standing over Kenobi and swings his saber down at him repeatedly, it mirrors Luke doing the same to Vader in Return of the Jedi after Luke gains the upper hand.
I think this is the scariest I’ve ever seen Vader in any Star Wars content like in the movies and in the shows and in the games like fallen order
Fallen Order was scarier than this because YOU were the one playing the character run from Vader rather than seeing a character played by another actor run from Vader.
What does Qui-Gon Jinn"s ghost feel about his decision to tell Obi Wan to train the boy?
"My bad."
I was honesty surprised when Vader killed that one boy…very brutal.
16:05 was my favorite part of that episode. The way EW says “the way” was amazing. I thought of Taoism there.