An Ahsoka Tano Stan reacts to Star Wars Ahsoka 1x02. First Time Watching!
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Hope you enjoy my first time watching Episode 2 "Toil and Trouble" of Season One of Ahsoka.
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I think the idea with the map is that it's an ancient map showing the way to another galaxy - they know Thrawn is there - Elsbeth seems to be in communication with him somehow - but it wasn't a map specifically drawn "to Thrawn".
The scene with Sabine at the mural isn't her repeating what she did at the end of rebels. the end of rebels is the scene we just watched. (you can tell because that mural was being presented for the first time for the celebreation that sabine decided to skip out on in episode 1. until that point that mural was likely stuck on a cave wall somewhere in southern lothal.
the scene with sabine at the tower watching ahsoka's ship decend at the beginning of the epilogue was also transitioned into live action in episode 1 when she arrived on lothal to speak with sabine.
The first time I watched this episode instantly when that mural scene started I just heard "But one day I realised there was more to it. There was something else I was meant to do. Ezra's out there somewhere and it's time to bring him home" in my head.
As you move on you'll find that Ahsoka has been dealing with trauma, etc. She ends up with a fairly dramatic arc in the end (without giving anything too much away) - although Sabine probably has the bigger arc. It's a cracking story.
‘Chop off a hand! That’s what Jedi do!’
Be patient. Ahsoka's story does in deed have an arc.
Ahsoka became a master. Watch any old samurai movie - old masters are wise, not reckless, usually so powerfull that they end the fight faster than blink of the eye (remember Obi-Wan vs. Maul on Tatooine?). She is no longer the same hothead as she was in CW. And also what happened in Rebels changed her - fight with Vader, defeat on Malachore. Probably more during the time of rebellion as she disappeared. Sabine is old by age, but not by recklessness, anger, etc. I think that is why Jedi chose padawans so young, before they could learn bad habits.
Continue watching, everything will be explained later.
5:00 I like that description. 🙂And one of the cool things about this show is that each episode has different music (or just ambient sound) for that intro.
Whether she likes it or not, whether the Jedi Council likes it or not... she is the Last True Jedi... more than Luke and Grogu... She was fully trained since she was a toddler and proved herself in war. She Lives True to the Force She is a True Jedi, of old. Even better than some Jedi from the High Republic as we are learning in the Acolyte... Not to mention, she was the only one Trained by the chosen one. at his peak. I can't wait to watch your reactions for the rest of the episodes!
I wonder what Ahsoka and Jecki would have made of each other
Enjoyed your reaction, thanks.
The map is ancient and created by the witches. It doesn't show the way to Thrawn specifically, it's a map of Purrgil travel routes.
kinda spoilery for the next episodes though
@@luiskmpos
Not if you have only seen the Rebels finale. Thrawn got abducted by Purgill. A Purgill map leads to his current location.
Are you watching the acolyte? It seems to be getting bad reviews but I’m really enjoying it
Hey Neil, I didn't realise you came back from your long break. Did you ever finish watching Avatar? I was watching your entire reaction series from the start, and was sad when I seen you leave right before the finale. It's one of the best TV finales of all time so I hope you get back into it if you didn't already watch it in your own time.
The Expanse and Fringe ever coming back?
comparing ahsoka from teh clone wars who was 14-17 pre order 66 with the current post order 66 Ahsoka who is 45 is comparing apples to watermelons. so much time and events have gone by that you may as well be comparing two very different people. just having head to deal with order 66 is enough to have sent the characters in radically different directions. a far better comparison is to the 35 year old ahsoka tano fulcrum from rebels.
though i find it it interesting that you think that Ahsoka is lacking flaws. in my opinion this version of Ahsoka is the most flawed we have seen her since season 1 & 2 of clone wars. she had gotten harder, cynical, and while she does *redacted* she seems intent on trying to be this ultra stoic person that we see in this and the mandalorian. all of which presumably stems from her trying to distance herself from Anakin and who she was under him. (the twilight of the apprentice arc really seems to have taken a toll on her. she used to be much more light hearted before that)
Speed your replay by 1.4x and the battles look a lot better. They should have done that selectively in the filming.
The map is weird. It’s just like the map to Luke in Force Awakens. Why is that something that exists?
I disagree that Ahsoka doesn’t have flaws. I do think the way she’s written at this point as a more traditional stoic Jedi (which really isn’t Ahsoka) certainly paints her that way. I don’t want to say anything I shouldn’t but I think Ahsoka’s character writing gets drastically better.
Absolutely true that we're not seeing Ahsoka as represented before. We're seeing Ahsoka being played as the "wizened monk," which she never was. She's never been like Yoda, she's always been more like Anakin. But I disagree that it gets any better.
You think Ahsoka hasn't grown and changed in 2+ decades?
@@jthomann71 28 years give or take.
the map has a very good reason to exist. especially when you consider where it was found. though if you really dont understand i'll explain once he watches the episode where it is explained.
@@sakisaotome6753 Yes, that's 2+ decades.
Oh, you want great live action fights? You need to watch the acolyte
I really hope he does. Most of the negative reviews are from the stupid bandwagon haters who just hate *anything* no matter how good it is. They go in already hating. The Acolyte has done nothing to break the lore, but these people love lying to themselves and having unintelligent arguments. There are some fair criticisms of the show, like any show, because nothing is perfect. But 99% of The Acolyte reviews are pure ignorance and hate from the kind of people who give death threats to those who disagree with them. I hope these people don't dissuade any actual fans from giving the show a chance.
@ShizuruNakatsu Absolutely. 90% of the criticisms seem to be from the 'woke' brigade and are absolute nonsense
@@ShizuruNakatsu Yes, I just feel sorry for those that don't are pure ignorant but still dislike the show, they sort of gets grouped together with the ignorant ones, since they are so loud. I don't like every show out there, I don't even like everything that is star wars. But I do like the Acolyte and hope Neil at least takes a look in it. I would never go to someone else watching a thing I don't like and start screaming about that if you don't hate it yourself, you are an idiot. We all have different taste.