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The Battle of Courscant posed in it's Core really the peak of the Clone Wars. Every Hero and every Villain came to part one last time for a grand finale fight. This also reveals the genius of the moment in Palpatines office. It's the office of theman who orchestrated and instrumentalised the Clone Wars. If Anakin wouldn't have interfered with Mace Windu, all he had wished for would have come true. Dooku dead, Grievous dead, Ventress neutral, Maul captured, the Speratist Alliance leaders awaiting negotiations at Mustafar, Sidious, the last Sith Lord, about to die under the hands of Mace Windu. If he had let Windu kill Palpatine, then the Clone Wars would've been over. Anakin could have either claimed his now rightful place as Jedi Master or lreave the Jedi Order, with which's ideals he had broken up anyway, to join Padme raising their children. Ahsoka was on her way back to Coruscant too. He could've had everything he wanted. But Mace Windu treating Ahsoka badly, not granting him the rank of Master, letting him defeat Grievous and not letting him fight Palpatine resembled all the arrogance and decadence that the Jedi originally had acquired and which had them come of their paths as peace keepers. The prequels might not be everyones favourite movies, but man the Clone Wars really did put some back ground story in it. Great stories don't contain just one truth, only propaganda contains one truth, great stories have multiple deep truths and meanings simultaniously alligned waiting to be interpreted.
@@karlboekdrukker Revan was the jedi that defeated the Mandalorians (he also wore the a Mandalorian mask, which was from a Mandolorian that protested the killing of innocents) and later became a sith.
Hey anakin killed younglings and when he became Darth Vader he killed more innocents but in the end he redeemed himself when he killed emperor sidious because one of the many things Star Wars was about was the redemption of the irredeemable.
The background music sends such a strong reference to "padme's ruminations" so while this is happening Anakin and Padme are staring at one another from a distance, deciding the fate of an entire galaxy!! X.X
@Lachlan Reade Maul was never a Sith _Lord,_ never even a Sith apprentice; just a Sith assassin like Ventress or the Inquisitors. It's a bit of a nuanced difference, but other than specializing in combat and not being restricted by a code of ethics, Maul was no stronger in the force than a strong Jedi Knight. He doesn't even compare to a Jedi Master, which is why he always relied on tactics like political or emotional manipulation when fighting Kenobi to outmaneuver him or weaken him and force him into a physical confrontation with a disadvantage, or simply trap him... Or Maul would just retreat. Some of the specific factors that disqualify or disprove Maul being a Sith Lord or an apprentice are that he was never strong enough in the Dark Side to gain any Dark Side force abilities (like Force Lightning), he never cut his ties to the bonds of life (like Anakin killing Padme or Palpatine killing his whole family), he never had any ambition to get more powerful and overthrow his master, and he was never even technically a Sith apprentice in accordance with the Rule of Two (in Episode 1, Palpatine was the apprentice and Darth Plagueis was still his master).
An otherwise casual, positive scene, yet even the chilling, uneasy soundtrack shows that the relative "innocence" of the first seasons (where it would be kept in triumphant, positive mood) is gone- and we know it's the last moments before the tragedy.
One thing I loved about this series as a whole but exemplified by this scene is the subtlety of it. With just a few lines like, "This is the last one," and, "Goodbye, Ahsoka Tano," you get the impression that, at least for these characters, they see a better future on the horizon. The traditional hostilities between the Mandalorians and the Jedi and maybe by extension, the Republic, are over and a new era of peace can begin. Using the last of those Hanibal Lecter cages to transport Maul shows how Bo-Katan sees a brighter future for what are now her people. Ahsoka and Rex leave Mandalore under the best of circumstances given the situation and yet we as the audience still feel that overwhelming sense of dread at what's to come. This is how you do a prequel right, by using the audience's knowledge of future events against them.
I like how it’s supposed to be a touching goodbye between Ahsoka and Lady Bo-Katan, but the music helps us realize that we know what’s about to happen.
I think it's cool how the clones were cloned after Jango Fett, who was also a Mandalorian but of a different sect, and how their helmets were designed after the Mandalorians.
It's a shame that we didn't get an arc with Ahsoka and Bo-Katan getting to know each other. In the little we see of them, it's clear they have developed a healthy respect for each other.
Maybe they'll show something in the Ahsoka series. It's heavily implied they kept in contact during the Mandalorian series since she knew where Ahsoka was.
Could've cut the Martez arc down into 2 or 3 episodes and then have the last episode of the arc pic up with Ahsoka joining Bo. We could've gotten an episode of them going over the situation and scouting Mandalore before the siege.
“For a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice in the old Republic. Before the dark times.... before the Empire.”
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is how quiet it was" The music is incredibly similar to "Padme's Ruminations" theme and scene in ROTS, it's obvious it is derived from that. What a great piece.
No, not really. Probably something else, this was one of the relics I assume it was used in the Old Republic. To hold force wielders, whether Sith or Jedi. It's a nice touch for them to imply it lol.
@@masterchief9177 but the one used to store Luminara is probably inspired or reverse engineered from Maul's cage. Maybe they added execurtion features on it and encased her corpse and the box in carbonite
@@thescauldron8436 I hear what you're saying, but it's completely different. If you read Wookiepedia, she was killed by Inquisitor in her cell, that box only hold her remains.
@@masterchief9177 Perhaps something similar was used so as to more efficiently bind an imprint of her force essence to her own corpse held inside the cage?
Satine's pacifism was only part of what doomed Mandalore. If the Death Watch hadn't found Maul, Mandalore would never have been "liberated" by Death Watch, nor would have Maul and Vizsla's power struggle caused civil war.
Almost 2 years later and this scene is still perfect, the music, the scenery, just knowing everything thats about to happen is insane and gave me the chills
In this lineup, we see one last look of Clones, Jedi, and Mandalorians working together. When Order 66 is issued, immediately, a new war began and the Clones who helped the Jedi and Mandalorians win the war turns on them. The tension building as Maul is escorted and taken away by the Coruscant Guard. We already know something is going to happen but we can't quite believe it as the Clones wear the insignia of Ahsoka yet turn on her. So moving.
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip; We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
The music here is phenomenal. Just had an eerie foreshadowing vibe. You can tell everything is about to fracture and fail. Such great storytelling within the music.
@@kirongauff4934 LOL 🤣🤣🤣👍 "HOW DARE YOU BREAK UP WITH ME OBI" OR MAYBE SHE WAS PLANNING ON USING IT FOR MORE INTIMATE IDEALS IF KENOBI EVER LEFT THE JEDI ORDER 🤣🤣🤣AND SATIN PULLS A VADER REFERENCE "I HAVE YOU NOW"
Bo: A Relic of a bygone era when Mandalorians had reason to imprison you force wielding maniacs... Ahsoka: I don't get-- Revan: I do! I understood that reference.
“This is the last one” I like how much trust Bo Karan has for Ashoka and the kind of the Republic. Not only did she lock up Maul in that device, but she also gave them the last one as a show of good faith, a signal that says “these are no longer necessary, and to prove it, we want you to have it”. Imagine if the Republic had survived and Mandalore was a willing part of it.
The sheer tension and trepidation in this scene, that bit of false hope when Bo Katan said "from a bygone era... when we had reason to imprison force-sensitives"... like the dying sun before a long night.
i was watching for first *Look at a mandalorian woman's armor different yellow* Me: WAIT HEY SHE'S LOOK LIKE SABINE'S MOM! My sister: Oh. who is sabine?
The music this episode... you had to listen... On the trip up to the Jedi cruiser, you can hear the OST that plays when Anakin and Padme are staring at each other across Coruscant. The OST during Rex's sweep of the ship is the Temple March, where Anakin is leading the other half of the 501st. And of course, the best piece, I'm so Sorry, as Rex doesn't want to, but has no choice but to shoot to kill his trusted friend
The music score and this entire scene is AMAZING. I don't know why it wasn't officially released on the S7 soundtrack but whatever. Excuse me while I rant about how great this scene is. The music is earry and foreshadows the tragedy of order 66 that is about to come. We all knew about order 66, but during the 2 action packed episodes before this it just seemed like a quiet ticking clock in the distance. The past 2 episodes have been so engaging and we are caught up in all of it's great moments, but in this scene it's slow and lets your mind wander for a bit. While you get a chance to think, you remember order 66 and the score makes this all feel tragic, even though the siege of mandalore was successful. It give the viewer a chance to remember that this story doesn't have a happy ending. This scene and music shifts the tone and mood. The wait for Order 66 is no longer a quiet ticking clock in the distance, it's a countdown of a tragedy that will inevitably happen.
And when Bo and Ursa were murdering civilians? And when Ahsoka beheaded 4 Death Watch Mandalorians at once that if Ursa was chosen for guard duty instead could've prevented Sabine from being born? Good times.
This whole scene had my heart racing. I just couldn’t explain the intensity with words alone. At any moment, Order 66 could be declared. Just the tension leading up to it is haunting
The Mandalorian implied they may have met again or at least communicated. Knowing that Bo-Katan sent The Child to be trained by Ahsoka, they maybe just communicated again after a very long time.
@@mawinstallation6626 I think they kept in touch all this time. You can see that they became friends, and besides, Ahsoka as Fulcrum surely wanted to know how things are in Mandalore after order 66
This is a much better scene than thought, Ahsoka warning the Mandos about those force cages and her replying that she promises there won't be. Ahsoka seemed very Jedi like but also alone.
It may be that this scene is running while anikin is fighting with himself. It fits well in terms of time and because of the music that sounds a bit like in the scene of anikin and padme looking each other through the window.
The way Bo says it's the last one and the way it appears to be just barely working. Makes me think they pulled it out of a museum display case somewhere on Mandalore
I like the fact that the "breathing" from the containment unit is very "vaderish" and Ahsoka makes a slight reference to one of her master's iconic phrases. Heh.....
Damn!!! someone else noticed the reference to Anakin and Vader. Ahsoka crossed her arms behind her back and saying "Impressive" from such a teacher such an apprentice.
Does anyone else ever wonder what happened with the squad of clones that were left on Mandalore? Would Order 66 even apply to the Mandalorians? Because from what we saw with Howzer, it might mean that they don’t do anything at all, but who knows?
Love this music, the music is so dark, gloomy and suspenseful. For those who have seen the SW films, we know what’s about to happen and where this scene fits in with the ROTS timeline. The music adds to that known suspense. And then for those who have not seen the films nor know what’s about to happen, the music adds a sense of insecurity which is unusual for a moment like this, they’ve captured maul, the city is safe, and they’re returning home with the war nearing. They would be wondering why the suspense, what’s about to happen, why the dark mood after a victory. I love how the directors have pulled this episode off.
The best part about this is that shit *didn’t* hit the fan until order 66. What I mean is the clone wars were wrapped up with the deaths of both dooku and grevious, the mandalorian conflict was over with Bo Katan in control and maul in custody, both wars were over and everything seemed so peaceful. Right up until anakin…
Could you guys imagine Star Wars the old republic with this animation 😱😱😱😱 I hope Dave goes for it and pushes for a Star Wars the clones wars style show
so at 1:34 the people say the all the 332nd company died in the end of clone wars,but they didnt.Some of them stayed on the Planet mandalore it was just the ones that went to the ship.
I love Bo & Ahsoka's history exchange of the Mandalorian Wars w/ the jedi prison capsule. It's fun to see another Mandalorian Wars history lesson when Kanan is working w/ Sabine in Star Wars Rebels.
The foreboding atmosphere all throughout this episode was absolutely beautifully done, every single plot thread leading up to that one single moment p, order 66. It made me so tense and nervous because we all know what’s coming
Every time I see this scene I think about the conversations Sabine might have had with Rex or Ahsoka about them knowing her mum, Ursa. I mean seriously, you can’t tell me that they didn’t just ignore the fact that one of the people they fought beside’s child was right under their nose. Since Sabine was reluctant to talk about her family to anyone else she might have been more willing with those who knew Ursa. Then I get mental images of a baby Sabine sitting on Ahsoka’s lap!!!
Sabine most definitely knew of Ahsoka long before even meeting her("Wait isn't that the girl mom told me about that decapitated 4 warriors at once then defeated Maul and liberated Mandalore a bit later?), and Rex likes to keep things close to the chest... Ahsoka kept her distance and they probably didn't share much. I always wonder what would've happened if Ahsoka showed up with Sabine, Kanan and Ezra. Could've lightened the mood and improved relations, or they could've been scared shitless due to her defeating Maul and leading the Siege, or honor bound to not betray her out of the good she did for Mandalorians, or made things more tense due to the power of her reputation or warrior skill. Most certainly, Sabine told her family about Ahsoka. Have never seen Sabine, Zeb and Hera in such a state of utter submission and silence when Maul captured them but if there's anyone that could do it... also how Sabine is noticeably much more cautious being held hostage by Maul and not showing lip even in the most minor way unlike Zeb and Hera who were defiant, knowing all the stories told about him.
Crazy how Bo Katan outlives Anakin/Vader, Obi Wan, Yoda, Rex (he must be dead or old enough to retire by the Mandalorian), Dooku, Maul, and many other SW characters.
La escena siempre me deja una horrible sensación ominosa, temible como un viento opresivo que va envolviendo, el rostro preocupado de Maul esperando la tormenta, más que serenos es de terror, es incluso el rostro de nosotros que sabemos que es lo que va a pasar l...está tetralogía de capítulos es sencillamente oro puro
I love this scene so much because of how it was the opposite of what it usually was. You take the same scene, put it at the end of the previous episode with some upbeat clone wars music to play the scene out into the credits and boom, you have just another story in the clone wars. But because this one was at the start of the episode and with this eerie music instead it completely changes the tone of a scene we've seen play out many times.
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I wonder if the Republic forces on mandalore received palpatine speech? ua-cam.com/video/hS57I6swXcc/v-deo.html
What's the name of the theme in the end of the video
There is such a dread in the music, beautiful yet disturbing. You just know everything is about to go wrong.
Woah Ello Inabber unexpected
Sounds like some blade runner shit, I like it
A false victory I believe is what they call it
it reminds me a lot of the blade runner 2049 soundtrack
And the silence, it's terrifying
The music is so eerie. They have no idea what’s about to happen.
It's a little bit like the chernobly series you can almost feel the danger in the air
*danger is literally all around them*
They just handed over their homeworld to the Empire.
Actually, that music sounds lot like Anakin and Padme when Anakin was sitting in the council chamber
Mercury Black interesting. So that scene from ROTS is happening in parallel then?
Maul has been captured
Anakin has been denied the rank of master
Grievous is dead
Mace is about to confront the Chancellor
*IT HAS ALL BEGUN*
Nope... all begun with Count Dooku's death...
It would be much more dramatical if you left Windu out since he isn't that important between the changes between the Republic and Empire.
The Battle of Courscant posed in it's Core really the peak of the Clone Wars. Every Hero and every Villain came to part one last time for a grand finale fight. This also reveals the genius of the moment in Palpatines office. It's the office of theman who orchestrated and instrumentalised the Clone Wars. If Anakin wouldn't have interfered with Mace Windu, all he had wished for would have come true. Dooku dead, Grievous dead, Ventress neutral, Maul captured, the Speratist Alliance leaders awaiting negotiations at Mustafar, Sidious, the last Sith Lord, about to die under the hands of Mace Windu. If he had let Windu kill Palpatine, then the Clone Wars would've been over. Anakin could have either claimed his now rightful place as Jedi Master or lreave the Jedi Order, with which's ideals he had broken up anyway, to join Padme raising their children. Ahsoka was on her way back to Coruscant too. He could've had everything he wanted. But Mace Windu treating Ahsoka badly, not granting him the rank of Master, letting him defeat Grievous and not letting him fight Palpatine resembled all the arrogance and decadence that the Jedi originally had acquired and which had them come of their paths as peace keepers. The prequels might not be everyones favourite movies, but man the Clone Wars really did put some back ground story in it. Great stories don't contain just one truth, only propaganda contains one truth, great stories have multiple deep truths and meanings simultaniously alligned waiting to be interpreted.
*the senate
@@CommanderBacara Yes, sir!
" A Relic of a bygone era when Mandalorians had reason to imprison you force wielding maniacs "
*Laughs in Revan*
I haven't seen anything or read anything about the Old Republic, could someone explain?😅
@@karlboekdrukker Minor spoiler but Revan's mask was taken from a Mandalorian.
@@karlboekdrukker
Reven was a no nonsense Jedi, became a Sith lord and became an even more no nonesense guy, and then was brought back to the light
@@karlboekdrukker Revan was the jedi that defeated the Mandalorians (he also wore the a Mandalorian mask, which was from a Mandolorian that protested the killing of innocents) and later became a sith.
Thanks to all of you😊
"Goodbye Ahsoka tano" replied Bo. I like that bit of this scene. Ahsoka and bo have worked great together.
And character development. I mean, several seasons ago, they kicked each other's ass.
@@anton.chigrinetc.96 Bo-Katan literally slapped Ahsoka's ass one time lol
They will meet again in the mandalorian s2...I guess
Антон Чигринец and Bo burned down a innocent village, but hey let’s forget about that cause she’s good guy now.
Hey anakin killed younglings and when he became Darth Vader he killed more innocents but in the end he redeemed himself when he killed emperor sidious because one of the many things Star Wars was about was the redemption of the irredeemable.
The background music sends such a strong reference to "padme's ruminations" so while this is happening Anakin and Padme are staring at one another from a distance, deciding the fate of an entire galaxy!! X.X
Order 66 hasn't started yet though, but we are unbelievably close
Samuel Bishop Yea, but that was when Anakin was about to go to save Sidious, making this comment make sense
Alex Ortiz Nah that doesn’t happen until they’re on the Venator
Indeed live this scene the theme in the background really gives the Dark cloud of Sidious come
That scene of Anakin having a breakdown and Padme watching is like the calm before the storm
“ Guys how are we gonna hold Maul? He’s a Sith Lord, we don’t have anything in our arsenal that could hold hi-“
“ Hey everyone look what I found!”
Lmao
He isn't a sith anymore
Really more like half a Sith now.😏
@Lachlan Reade Maul was never a Sith _Lord,_ never even a Sith apprentice; just a Sith assassin like Ventress or the Inquisitors.
It's a bit of a nuanced difference, but other than specializing in combat and not being restricted by a code of ethics, Maul was no stronger in the force than a strong Jedi Knight. He doesn't even compare to a Jedi Master, which is why he always relied on tactics like political or emotional manipulation when fighting Kenobi to outmaneuver him or weaken him and force him into a physical confrontation with a disadvantage, or simply trap him... Or Maul would just retreat.
Some of the specific factors that disqualify or disprove Maul being a Sith Lord or an apprentice are that he was never strong enough in the Dark Side to gain any Dark Side force abilities (like Force Lightning), he never cut his ties to the bonds of life (like Anakin killing Padme or Palpatine killing his whole family), he never had any ambition to get more powerful and overthrow his master, and he was never even technically a Sith apprentice in accordance with the Rule of Two (in Episode 1, Palpatine was the apprentice and Darth Plagueis was still his master).
@@Thescott16 according to galaxy of heroes, he is a sith. and episode 1 palp and maul. he even calls him darth maul so no u are wrong lol
This was so eerie , the music sounded like it was ripped straight from Blade Runner
WebHeadGabe117 that’s exactly what it reminded me of.
It sounds similar to the song "Padme's Ruminations" from Revenge of the Sith.
Yes, that's what I thought. I hope it'll be released soon.
Indeed, I was looking around for a big "Atari" sign on the side of a building.
The music just told you something was different everything felt a bit off
The music. The look on Mauls face. The ominous atmosphere. Knowing that Order 66 was about to happen. This scene / episode was pure gold.
The music in this arc really lets us tap into Maul's dread - the whole time we're all just on the edge of what we know is about to happen
An otherwise casual, positive scene, yet even the chilling, uneasy soundtrack shows that the relative "innocence" of the first seasons (where it would be kept in triumphant, positive mood) is gone- and we know it's the last moments before the tragedy.
Well said, definitely feels weird going back to 2008 sitting in theaters with great anticipation, I’ll never see S1/Movie the same again
It's the same music used in Episode 3 when Anakin and Padme are looking out the window toward each other.
First season was shit
@@kingnothing5678 Not entirely. There was in it, very good and my favourite, Malevolence trilogy, for example.
@@LeeEverett1 Well, not entirely the same. But very close. ;-)
When bo says “goodbye, Ashoka tano,” what she probably meant was “I’ll see you in another tv show on Disney + Ashoka tano”
Lol
I mean probably Bo-Katan won't see Ahsoka, she only sent Din and The Child after her. It'd be cool for them to reunite though.
Ahsoka*
When Ahsoka series shown up, this will be aged well.
@@ortolaobla It aged like milk
One thing I loved about this series as a whole but exemplified by this scene is the subtlety of it. With just a few lines like, "This is the last one," and, "Goodbye, Ahsoka Tano," you get the impression that, at least for these characters, they see a better future on the horizon. The traditional hostilities between the Mandalorians and the Jedi and maybe by extension, the Republic, are over and a new era of peace can begin. Using the last of those Hanibal Lecter cages to transport Maul shows how Bo-Katan sees a brighter future for what are now her people. Ahsoka and Rex leave Mandalore under the best of circumstances given the situation and yet we as the audience still feel that overwhelming sense of dread at what's to come. This is how you do a prequel right, by using the audience's knowledge of future events against them.
I like how it’s supposed to be a touching goodbye between Ahsoka and Lady Bo-Katan, but the music helps us realize that we know what’s about to happen.
Never thought I’d see Clones and Mandalorians standing attention with each other. Both of them are skilled warriors, in their own way.
I think it's cool how the clones were cloned after Jango Fett, who was also a Mandalorian but of a different sect, and how their helmets were designed after the Mandalorians.
It's a shame that we didn't get an arc with Ahsoka and Bo-Katan getting to know each other. In the little we see of them, it's clear they have developed a healthy respect for each other.
Maybe they'll show something in the Ahsoka series.
It's heavily implied they kept in contact during the Mandalorian series since she knew where Ahsoka was.
Could've cut the Martez arc down into 2 or 3 episodes and then have the last episode of the arc pic up with Ahsoka joining Bo. We could've gotten an episode of them going over the situation and scouting Mandalore before the siege.
Maybe Bo apologised for smacking Ahsoka on the butt
“For a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice in the old Republic.
Before the dark times.... before the Empire.”
"How did my father die?"
a young Jedi named darth Vader killed him
"He was a pupil of mine who turned to evil. Helped the Empire and destroyed the Jedi Knights. He betrayed and murdered your father."
It was already the Empure. It just wasn't made official yet
Yes! A little bit and we're nearing the most heartbreaking scenes of this episode.
Damn 0:45 nice interaction from Sabine's mom and Commander Rex.
Holy shit!!! I just realized that!!! Filoni is a mad lad
Rex getting that milf
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Just a simple nod implying the respect the clones and mandalorians had for each other. Nice touch
@@nicname3147 i mean for sure, Clones are mandalorians aswell
For a second it looked from far distance like he got Han Solo carbonite treatment. Certainly an interesting device.
Fun fact: 1:21 That is Bo Katan’s hand that she slapped Ahsoka’s ass with lol
Wht
@@piratamaia From the episode "A Friend in Need."
@@piratamaia Yeah. It happened in season 4 if I'm not mistaken
Omg
She what?
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is how quiet it was"
The music is incredibly similar to "Padme's Ruminations" theme and scene in ROTS, it's obvious it is derived from that. What a great piece.
I guess master luminara was put into that thing and executed after her capture.
Or Carbonite
No, not really. Probably something else, this was one of the relics I assume it was used in the Old Republic. To hold force wielders, whether Sith or Jedi. It's a nice touch for them to imply it lol.
@@masterchief9177 but the one used to store Luminara is probably inspired or reverse engineered from Maul's cage. Maybe they added execurtion features on it and encased her corpse and the box in carbonite
@@thescauldron8436 I hear what you're saying, but it's completely different. If you read Wookiepedia, she was killed by Inquisitor in her cell, that box only hold her remains.
@@masterchief9177
Perhaps something similar was used so as to more efficiently bind an imprint of her force essence to her own corpse held inside the cage?
So cool how Filoni even added Sabine's mom, Ursa. Just adds to the worldbuilding.
"I thought your sister outlawed these."
"Yeah. And look where that got her."
Satine's pacifism was only part of what doomed Mandalore. If the Death Watch hadn't found Maul, Mandalore would never have been "liberated" by Death Watch, nor would have Maul and Vizsla's power struggle caused civil war.
Almost 2 years later and this scene is still perfect, the music, the scenery, just knowing everything thats about to happen is insane and gave me the chills
In this lineup, we see one last look of Clones, Jedi, and Mandalorians working together. When Order 66 is issued, immediately, a new war began and the Clones who helped the Jedi and Mandalorians win the war turns on them. The tension building as Maul is escorted and taken away by the Coruscant Guard. We already know something is going to happen but we can't quite believe it as the Clones wear the insignia of Ahsoka yet turn on her. So moving.
That background music, Padme's Ruminations vibes.
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is… is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip; We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
Star wars battlefront 2 for ps2, correct?
@@mysticmisc4585 Yup; 501st Diary
@@acidmonkey8725 I see you are a man of culture as well
Amazing playthrough that!
The music here is phenomenal. Just had an eerie foreshadowing vibe. You can tell everything is about to fracture and fail. Such great storytelling within the music.
I would like to see maul and ashoka work together one time to escape order 66
They do
Sort of
@@joshsmith2959 SHH
They're gonna do a Fallen Order style
And Rex?
I like the music in this scene. Its so tense that it kind of overpowers the dialogue.
Same music used from Episode 3 when Anakin and Padme are looking out the window. It's right before Anakin sees Windu and Palpatine.
Lee Everett I noticed that both soundtracks have the same key. so is it telling the audience that it’s occurring at the same time?
@@maxkashnow9752 Yes
Lee Everett No
01:00
"I thought your sister outlawed these"
"She did.. doesn't mean we got rid of them."
Betcha she was going to use that on Obi Wan Kenobi after he broke up with her.
@@kirongauff4934 LOL 🤣🤣🤣👍 "HOW DARE YOU BREAK UP WITH ME OBI" OR MAYBE SHE WAS PLANNING ON USING IT FOR MORE INTIMATE IDEALS IF KENOBI EVER LEFT THE JEDI ORDER 🤣🤣🤣AND SATIN PULLS A VADER REFERENCE "I HAVE YOU NOW"
Satine is definitely a Mandalorian, lol.
@@kirongauff4934 make kenobi to be her sex slave
pkiss OH NO!
Bo: A Relic of a bygone era when Mandalorians had reason to imprison you force wielding maniacs...
Ahsoka: I don't get--
Revan: I do! I understood that reference.
i dont think the canon revan fought in the mandalorian wars
@@theblade1251 no real reason to think he wouldn't. he prolly just did it alongside the mandalorian jedi.
At least Bo didn't say "force wielding Jedi", since Ahsoka might have taken that as an insult even though she would've understand the inference.
The music reminds me of Blade Runner 2049 ...like seriously
You're not the only one to notice. Fantastic music in this scene, I wish I could find it on the soundtrack.
“This is the last one”
I like how much trust Bo Karan has for Ashoka and the kind of the Republic. Not only did she lock up Maul in that device, but she also gave them the last one as a show of good faith, a signal that says “these are no longer necessary, and to prove it, we want you to have it”.
Imagine if the Republic had survived and Mandalore was a willing part of it.
I'm glad that Bo-Katan and Ahsoka is still in touch after order 66
She doesn't trust them she's just playing nice.
The music was giving me hardcore anxiety.
The sheer tension and trepidation in this scene, that bit of false hope when Bo Katan said "from a bygone era... when we had reason to imprison force-sensitives"... like the dying sun before a long night.
Damn. Sabine's mother looks fine
How did you know she was Sabines mother?
@@oliwermattsson1913 I have an eye for this
@@oliwermattsson1913 She's in Rebels, pretty clearly her.
i was watching for first
*Look at a mandalorian woman's armor different yellow*
Me: WAIT HEY SHE'S LOOK LIKE SABINE'S MOM!
My sister: Oh. who is sabine?
@@Titan-su4rs looks like someone needs an Art Attack
This scene was haunting, Erie and you can feel the tension the synth music makes this amazing!
0:46 It’s cool that Rex met Sabine’s mom years before he would meet her
The music is some of the best I’ve heard in a long time. So eerie and perfect to setup what’s about to come!
'So you're putting him in an outdated form of imprisonment?'
'This is the way.'
Kathleen Kennedy: look at this powerful female character
Clone wars: hold my beer
The music this episode... you had to listen... On the trip up to the Jedi cruiser, you can hear the OST that plays when Anakin and Padme are staring at each other across Coruscant. The OST during Rex's sweep of the ship is the Temple March, where Anakin is leading the other half of the 501st. And of course, the best piece, I'm so Sorry, as Rex doesn't want to, but has no choice but to shoot to kill his trusted friend
Yeah....
I love what they did with the music in this one. Very Bladerunner.
The music is based on padme’s ruminations from ROTS
0:54 I was so expecting her to say "...Most Impressive" after
Wish I can rewatch these episodes for the first time again
Despite their misdealings on Carlack, I'm glad that Bo-Katan and Ahsoka has found a mutual understanding.
Darth Maul: Gets trapped in containment device
Han Solo: "Hey I've seen this one!"
Yo the music sounds like Blade Runner 2049.
I really like lines such as “this is the last one” it adds some small worldbuilding which is always welcomed
The few clone staying behind where the luckiest guys ever.
ursa wren, gar saxon, and bo katan in one episode. ursa and katan allies while gar is the enemy. *nice.*
You can just FEEL the tension in the air with the eerie music
The music score and this entire scene is AMAZING. I don't know why it wasn't officially released on the S7 soundtrack but whatever. Excuse me while I rant about how great this scene is. The music is earry and foreshadows the tragedy of order 66 that is about to come. We all knew about order 66, but during the 2 action packed episodes before this it just seemed like a quiet ticking clock in the distance. The past 2 episodes have been so engaging and we are caught up in all of it's great moments, but in this scene it's slow and lets your mind wander for a bit. While you get a chance to think, you remember order 66 and the score makes this all feel tragic, even though the siege of mandalore was successful. It give the viewer a chance to remember that this story doesn't have a happy ending. This scene and music shifts the tone and mood. The wait for Order 66 is no longer a quiet ticking clock in the distance, it's a countdown of a tragedy that will inevitably happen.
Ursa Wren? Nice touch.
thoughts on rex getting that milf
Has everything just forgotten when Bo Katan slapped Ahsokas ass?
Not relevant
And when Bo and Ursa were murdering civilians? And when Ahsoka beheaded 4 Death Watch Mandalorians at once that if Ursa was chosen for guard duty instead could've prevented Sabine from being born? Good times.
This whole scene had my heart racing. I just couldn’t explain the intensity with words alone. At any moment, Order 66 could be declared. Just the tension leading up to it is haunting
The music from that scene to order 66 is distressing in an incredible way
1:28 And, truly, they never laid eyes on each other again.
And that‘s where your Wrong gal
The Mandalorian: "There you will find Ahsoka Tano. Tell you are send by Bo-Katan."
The Mandalorian implied they may have met again or at least communicated. Knowing that Bo-Katan sent The Child to be trained by Ahsoka, they maybe just communicated again after a very long time.
@@mawinstallation6626 I think they kept in touch all this time. You can see that they became friends, and besides, Ahsoka as Fulcrum surely wanted to know how things are in Mandalore after order 66
This is a much better scene than thought, Ahsoka warning the Mandos about those force cages and her replying that she promises there won't be. Ahsoka seemed very Jedi like but also alone.
It may be that this scene is running while anikin is fighting with himself. It fits well in terms of time and because of the music that sounds a bit like in the scene of anikin and padme looking each other through the window.
Moments before the whole galaxy changed
0:48 Is anyone else getting Silence of the Lambs chills from Darth Maul’s cell/box. 😳😬
28 years later, they’re still in touch...
I want Reunion in live action
And bo-katan doesn't seem like she aged a bit.
@@fitzdacoron6495 Yeah it doesn't make any sense but it's totally worth it to have the same actor play the part.
When Anakin at this point looking out the window crying, if I’m not mistaken
The way Bo says it's the last one and the way it appears to be just barely working.
Makes me think they pulled it out of a museum display case somewhere on Mandalore
Goodbye , esso katano
That’s legit what I thought Bo said
The impending doom vibes from these episodes is unmatched.
I like the fact that the "breathing" from the containment unit is very "vaderish" and Ahsoka makes a slight reference to one of her master's iconic phrases. Heh.....
I guess she does
1:20 I want this two Reunion in live action
Didn't realise that the lady with Bo-Katan is Sabine's mother. The showrunners love to put little details all together
Damn!!! someone else noticed the reference to Anakin and Vader.
Ahsoka crossed her arms behind her back and saying "Impressive"
from such a teacher such an apprentice.
My sphincter was locked tight this entire scene. I was just waiting for a blaster to go off or an explosion to happen.
The woman next Bo Katan was Sabine's mother. Sabine was a baby back.
Rex almost look like he is try to flirt with Ursa Wren lol
thoughts on rex getting that milf?
Does anyone else ever wonder what happened with the squad of clones that were left on Mandalore? Would Order 66 even apply to the Mandalorians? Because from what we saw with Howzer, it might mean that they don’t do anything at all, but who knows?
They most likely were ordered to take control of Mandalore by any means necessary and they most likely turned on Bo Katan and her warriors.
They definitely became the first Imperial garrison
Maul in the vault has the same energy as Hannibal Lecter in the straitjacket.
Love this music, the music is so dark, gloomy and suspenseful. For those who have seen the SW films, we know what’s about to happen and where this scene fits in with the ROTS timeline. The music adds to that known suspense.
And then for those who have not seen the films nor know what’s about to happen, the music adds a sense of insecurity which is unusual for a moment like this, they’ve captured maul, the city is safe, and they’re returning home with the war nearing. They would be wondering why the suspense, what’s about to happen, why the dark mood after a victory.
I love how the directors have pulled this episode off.
The best part about this is that shit *didn’t* hit the fan until order 66. What I mean is the clone wars were wrapped up with the deaths of both dooku and grevious, the mandalorian conflict was over with Bo Katan in control and maul in custody, both wars were over and everything seemed so peaceful. Right up until anakin…
big blade runner vibe here with the music
Could you guys imagine Star Wars the old republic with this animation 😱😱😱😱 I hope Dave goes for it and pushes for a Star Wars the clones wars style show
so at 1:34 the people say the all the 332nd company died in the end of clone wars,but they didnt.Some of them stayed on the Planet mandalore it was just the ones that went to the ship.
Didn't realize Sabine's mum was in this arc
granted i watched it before rebels
We all know why we are rewatching this scene
This whole episode was so tense. Felt more in it than all the sequel movies combined. The soundtrack, the pace, everything was so good
I love Bo & Ahsoka's history exchange of the Mandalorian Wars w/ the jedi prison capsule. It's fun to see another Mandalorian Wars history lesson when Kanan is working w/ Sabine in Star Wars Rebels.
The foreboding atmosphere all throughout this episode was absolutely beautifully done, every single plot thread leading up to that one single moment p, order 66. It made me so tense and nervous because we all know what’s coming
Every time I see this scene I think about the conversations Sabine might have had with Rex or Ahsoka about them knowing her mum, Ursa.
I mean seriously, you can’t tell me that they didn’t just ignore the fact that one of the people they fought beside’s child was right under their nose. Since Sabine was reluctant to talk about her family to anyone else she might have been more willing with those who knew Ursa.
Then I get mental images of a baby Sabine sitting on Ahsoka’s lap!!!
Sabine most definitely knew of Ahsoka long before even meeting her("Wait isn't that the girl mom told me about that decapitated 4 warriors at once then defeated Maul and liberated Mandalore a bit later?), and Rex likes to keep things close to the chest... Ahsoka kept her distance and they probably didn't share much. I always wonder what would've happened if Ahsoka showed up with Sabine, Kanan and Ezra. Could've lightened the mood and improved relations, or they could've been scared shitless due to her defeating Maul and leading the Siege, or honor bound to not betray her out of the good she did for Mandalorians, or made things more tense due to the power of her reputation or warrior skill. Most certainly, Sabine told her family about Ahsoka. Have never seen Sabine, Zeb and Hera in such a state of utter submission and silence when Maul captured them but if there's anyone that could do it... also how Sabine is noticeably much more cautious being held hostage by Maul and not showing lip even in the most minor way unlike Zeb and Hera who were defiant, knowing all the stories told about him.
Crazy how Bo Katan outlives Anakin/Vader, Obi Wan, Yoda, Rex (he must be dead or old enough to retire by the Mandalorian), Dooku, Maul, and many other SW characters.
While somehow still looking like she did in clone wars and rebels
La escena siempre me deja una horrible sensación ominosa, temible como un viento opresivo que va envolviendo, el rostro preocupado de Maul esperando la tormenta, más que serenos es de terror, es incluso el rostro de nosotros que sabemos que es lo que va a pasar l...está tetralogía de capítulos es sencillamente oro puro
The second I heard the music I knew something big was going to happen
Another nice scene that blends well thanks to the music relating to the Padme/Anakin scenes.
I can’t believe that the woman next to Bo-Katan is Ursa Wren! Sabine Wren’s mother!
Remember how dooku said death watch would hold the planet for a day ? They literally held the planet for a day once the republic attacked
You just knew what was coming next.
I love this scene so much because of how it was the opposite of what it usually was.
You take the same scene, put it at the end of the previous episode with some upbeat clone wars music to play the scene out into the credits and boom, you have just another story in the clone wars.
But because this one was at the start of the episode and with this eerie music instead it completely changes the tone of a scene we've seen play out many times.
Blade runner sounding sound track nice
the hand shake is like TCW passing the Torch to TM of Quality Star war TV.
I appreciate his eloquence and his appearance but he is also wise and knowledgeable, he is smart enough later on to not make a move towards escaping