What Does Morai's Appearance in The Clone Wars Finale Mean
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- In the series finale of The Clone Wars, fans got to see an unexpected avian visitor in the episode's final scene-Morai. Dan discusses the possible reasons as to why Morai appeared in The Clone Wars series finale.
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I’ve noticed that Morai watches over Vader as well as Ashoka
Do you recall where you've seen her watching over Vader? The only episode I can think of that they both appeared in is Twilight of the Apprentice.
@@StarWarsTransmissions At the end of that episode, Morai watches over Vader limping away instead of Ahsoka entering the cave.
As Luke proves later, there is still good in Vader. Perhaps Morai observes Vader because of that.
The framing of that sequence with Vader holding a blue lightsaber while Morai circles over him seem to reference Anakin and his connection to the light side of the force. Still present in Vader?
@@cocles That's a good observation. You could be onto something.
With the daughter giving her life force to Ahsoka and Anakin assisting in this feat, surely he should have realised he already knew and had the power to save the ones he loved...from death??
You could say that. Although, that was with the help of The Father while on Mortis, which amplified Anakin's strength in the force.
@@StarWarsTransmissions yes but had he stayed he never would have killed Padme or turned on Obi-Wan. Also not to mention he was still young and given training from the Father I'm sure Anakin would have grown extremely strong, significantly stronger than he was as Vader.
I'm certain he knows Ahsoka was alive given that he was there when Morai is connected to her
I'm not entirely sure
This is nonsense. There is zero mention of Morai in the entirety of Clone Wars. The fact that Rebels episodes pre ran the Clone Wars series finale doesn't imbue Darth Vader with knowledge of an association that simply doesn't exist in the Clone Wars timeline. If you were watching both series in order & saw the bird flying over the wreck of the Venator, you'd think it was just a bird because the association of the bird, now named Morai, doesn't happen till the episode The mystery of Chopper Base, S2 E20, of Rebels.
So no, Darth Vader didn't associate the convor with Ahsoka at the wreck of the Venator.
I think the Morai reminds vader of what the son predicted in the mortis arc showing how he failed as the father wiped anakins mind and this may bring that memory back
That's a possibility
That one is a hard one for vader! The Sister that is representing the light side is just giving him a sign or a clue that Vader you where the chosen one to set balanse to the force but you messed up everything, and you lost everything by turning to the dark side.
Anakin knew Morai and Ahsoka were connected after the incident on Mortis so I'm sure Vader seeing Morai he must have known that she in fact did survive. The ending scene where he picks up her saber I believe was meant to make us believe that he thought she was dead but once he saw Morai he knew otherwise.
Good Video my dude. Clear and concise, no bullshit dragging it out unnecessarily like a lot of SW youtubers these days
Thanks, homie. Glad you liked it!
could it mean the opposite? him seeing Morai mean he knows she's still alive and thats why he says "it was foretold we would meet here" (or something like that) when they meet again in Rebels
Could be a possibility
The reason why he knew Ahsoka was still alive is, because in one of the Vader comics I think he had a bunch of visions
@@bluebird5956 Yea, that and in Rebels when he and Ahsoka felt each other he said "So the apprentice lives", indicating he *did* believe she was dead for some time but the visions made him question it (since he said it in a way it felt rather like it was a confirmation of what he expected). So I definitely think at the end of The Clone Wars, he thought she was dead. There's no debate for me.
The Mandalorian Season 2 chapter 13 brought me here. 15:32 into the episode
That's what's up. It hasn't been stated yet that it was definitely Morai who we see in the episode, but I'm inclined to say it was her.
@@StarWarsTransmissions many are saying it’s Morai, just like your explanation. That was a very nice attention to detail for Dave Filoni since it was his series. I’m so excited for the rest of the season, the series and the other spin offs
@@garyfrombrooklyn Complete agree. I got super excited when I saw that convor.
Morai:(At Ezra) Look at Anakin and Ahsoka very attention where they were trapped inside Malachor temple!
Ezra:(Don't understanding her bird language) What?! What can i do?
In rebels season 2 finale “twilight of the apprentice 2” isn’t the bird flying over Vader again when he’s walking in the desolate area after his battle with Ashoka? Any significants?
Morai is on top of some sort of structure that's on the surface of the planet. She watches Vader leave and then dives into the wreckage of the Sith Temple and flies towards Ahsoka. If I remember correctly, I think Dave Filoni said something about Morai acting as a guide for Ahsoka from that point, but I could be wrong.
I think Vader seeing Morai is the reference to their fight in Rebels
"Our meeting was foretold" -paraphrasing here
That seems kind of unlikely to me, since their duel on Malachor would've been roughly 10-15 years later. I always assumed Sidious told Vader he saw through the force that Ahsoka would be at the Sith temple on Malachor.
@@StarWarsTransmissions there's a recent Vader comic issue where Vader sees visions, one of them shows him and ahsoka fighting. That's where his "foretold" phrase comes from
@@rasul01 I completely forgot Vader sees his duel with Ahsoka in Charles Soule's Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith #25. Great catch, my dude!
0:19 "venerator"
It's Venator bro, get it right
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Or you could shut the fuck up nobody cares about spelling police just enjoy the video
agreed
How would vader know tho that Morai is connected to ahsoka
He was with Ahsoka when the Daughter's life "essence" was transfered into Ahsoka, and Morai appeared a few times during The Clone Wars. There's a chance he knew that Morai and Ahsoka were connected.
@@StarWarsTransmissions I don’t doubt that he knows that Ahsoka is connected to the daughter but if I am not mistaken, the only time Anikan actually sees Morai is there at the very end so I don’t know how he could know that Morai is connected to the daughter or ahsoka. I agree tho that it does appear that him seeing Morai does have an effect on him in some way so idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@tannercannon1066 Knowing that Morai is a protector of sorts for Ahsoka, I definitely think there's a possibility she was trying to pull Vader's attention towards where Ahsoka's lightsaber was. Nevertheless, that ending is so damn good.
0:18 venator*