That Huyang “pep talk” with Sabine is so underrated at this point! I love his message: A good Jedi does not require the use of the force! It’s a state of mind/being/way of life. Love it!
Something I love about Baylon's characterization so far is that he really feels like a fallen knight rather than a Sith - he still has weird polite formality, his outfit even looks kind of like armour, and he's not really doing any weird Sith things. He doesn't appear to be a ball of barely controlled rage, and he's also not wielding a red lightsaber - it's blood orange, which from memory is a colour that can naturally occur in Khyber Crystals. He's just serving evil for his own ends. It's nice to see gradients like that - not everything has to be pure Jedi or pure Sith.
The Eye of Sion very intentionally looks like a MEGASIZED version of those old school, jedi starfighter docking hyperdrives from AOTC. I'm a fan of this.
I just friggin love Chopper! He's literally the only Astro Mech Droid that you can actually understand hahaha! I can't wait for tomorrow night for episode 3 let's go!
3:40 "you've done enough" was appropriate admonishment of Sabine. She took the map when told not to, and as a result the map was lost to the enemy. wouldn't have happened if she had done as she was told. It was part praise for holding her own, and part scolding her for being too stubborn and not being a team player. it's a bit of, "see what happens when you don't listen to those wiser than you?".
@@FrenchCelt I'm not arguing the reasons, its just the channels long gag of qui gon really mad that afte him a bunch of people survived a similar injury. ua-cam.com/video/MU1hZxSc_uA/v-deo.html
You have no idea how satisfying it was to see Sabine unfurl her old armour. The actress who embodies her is doing a wonderful job. She, along with Chopper, is my favourite character in Rebels. The stubborn Madalorian! Filoni knows how to tell a story with images.
When Canan was discussing Sabine's lightsaber training with Hera, he said Sabine, like everyone else, had contact with the Force, but she was too at odds with herself to be receptive to it (or some such). So perhaps all she needs is discipline and to make peace with - and within - herself.
He also said that the force is in everyone, but you have to be open to it. The Jedi and Sith are open to it because they know how to be, while most others (especially the common folk) are not. I'm guessing Ahsoka will teach Sabine how to "open up' to the force. Either that or someone else will through a vision or something? Excited to see what comes next!!
@@Carabas72 I'm thinking more internal discipline not discipline exerted by an outside force. Any attempt at exerting control on Sabine will only result in resistance. It is a journey within herself.
Corelia was in solo , and books and comics. It's where han Solo is from . And we're the falcon, and a large number of star destroyers and tie fighters were built . It's known as a shipbuilding planet
Interesting symmetry with The Mandalorian. Din Djarin is training a highly-force sensitive Grogu to be a Mandalorian, and Ahsoka is training a not-very force sensitive (Mandalorian) Sabine to be a Jedi. Helps reinforce the idea that Jedi, Mandalorian, Sith, Dathomir Witches are creeds. Remember Chirrut in Rogue One followed the Jedi teachings without being able to feel the force.
Not every Jedi was strong enough to do what most "expect" them to be able to. A lot of force-sensatives served in support roles, such as maintenance, science & research, and the arts. I always suspected Sabine was force-sensative, because of how good she was at what she did. Much like how Han Solo was such a damn good pilot.
Love the reaction, for both of them... and I totally agree your intake on Hera. In both episodes, she was like the mom figure talking the sense into both Ahsoka and Sabine when they needed it... plus love her throwing her weight around, showing her strength and why she is such a good leader.... just well written and done... now, sadly, we have to wait a week for episode 3... lol
I find it interesting how the show is titled "Ahsoka". Yet, the emotional heart of the show (at least if the first two episodes are any indication) seems very much centred around Sabine instead. As in, it's Sabine's journey and her conflicts that we - the viewers - are most invested in. And I'm not at all unhappy about it. 😄😄
I don't think a Jedi's training is complete until they have at least one padawan as it's often true for these master and apprentice relationships both learn something from it. So, in a way, it still is Ahsoka's journey.
I feel that Ahsoka telling Sabine she had done enough was spot on. Sabine was explicitly told not to take the map and she did, and then immediately lost it after unlocking it. She doesn't deserve to be run through with a lightsaber, but an annoyed "You've done enough." is certainly warranted. I love that Huyang is the one disconnecting the droid's head: you don't get to 25,000 years old while keeping 75% of your original parts by being careless with those parts. We saw Corellia in Solo: A Star Wars Story. It's the planet Han Solo comes from. Interesting that we see Sabine cutting her hair to "get back" to her past Padawan status (in a way) so close to you watching Uncle Iroh and Zuko do the same thing to cut ties with theirs. Anyway, as always, love the reactions and can't wait for the next! Cheers!
I love Marrock, Skoll and Hati, theyre so driven and menacing Skol and Hati are the names of mythological wolves that chase the sun and moon, Marrock is wolf from king Author legends he was once a knight turned into a wolf for seven years.
Yes, love the new air time, especially for me living in the eastern time zone. Watching at 9:00 pm instead of 3:00 am. Makes it easier to get up in the morning.
Hayung said that Sabine's ability with the force fell short of every padawan he has ever known. Which to me implies that yes she is force sensitive and has some ability with it, she just isn't very good at it. Perhaps she can get better at using it with time and practice, perhaps not.
As a first-timer to anything Rebels, this was a nice start. I'm enjoying the look of the characters, I like seeing Ahsoka in action, I like the tone of the show and I'm digging the music. The story is going to be an intriguing one, for sure. I'm really interested in seeing how this series, possibly, sets up the Dave Filoni Mandoverse movie. Also, Godspeed, Ray Stevenson. May the Force be with him and his family.
You're absolutely right about the millennium falcon being from correlia! That's where Han Solo is from as well. I love watching reactors that know their stuff! Not just watching for clicks. You're a badass!
I have an interesting theory about this "Inquisitor". We got a name - Marrok. Marrok is a reference to Arthurian legends. An honorable knight with that name was transformed into a wolf/hunter by a witch named Morgan (another reference). I don't believe in such a coincidence. Morgan Elsbeh might have an influence on him or will do something to Marrok or might have already done something to him/her. When it comes to identity, many characters we know could fit into this theory. Example: Barriss, Starkiller. It could also be a new character.
It's interesting, because that gives us three Force users on Morgan's side who are named for wolves (Skoll and Hati being sun- and moon-chasing wolves from Norse myth). We know that wolves have been important in Rebels before. Interested to see where this goes.
Yeah, it wasn’t super obvious the first time I watched it but a lot of people said that and I went back and looked… Sure enough there they are. Kind of cool that Baylan is somewhat connected to the Purrgils
That’s the end of rebels! Those two episodes add context to the time jump at the end of the season 4 finale! Dave Filoni, take the Star Wars keys and drive it all the way! Wonderful!!!!
Thing is, when Ahsoka says "you've done enough" I'm pretty sure she's thinking about the droid Sabine crippled. It's not a dig, she's literally done enough to secure them a lead.
Baylan's reluctance and comment that it would be a shame to kill Ahsoka shows an interesting side to his character. It would be especially interesting to contrast with Ahsoka's attitude towards him when they inevitably meet. As Baylan commented - there are so few Jedi left. And they both left the Order too! In terms of Ahsoka being so stern despite hrself being so free-spirited and difficult to handle as a padawan is an intentional choice by the creators. She's now on the receiving end of what she had put her own master through. Perhaps a certain force ghost who is rumoured to be making an appearance on the show might help remind her of that?
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away. And now they have a map to travel between them again. Love how Huyang calls Sabine one of the worst Padawans he's ever seen, which I don't think mean potential but attitude and I think that is just reverse psychology to push her to be one of the best.
That Inquisitor's name is "Marrok", and he is presumably the last remaining member of the Inquisitorius after the Empire fell. As of now, we have no idea what Marrok looks like under his helmet.
This came out super fast!! amazing work! Its great getting to see you react to your obsessive interest! (in star wars!) and this really feels like a continuation of rebels which you have raved about many time.. This is gonna be a great reaction series!
Hey, Angela! Another solid episode. We get a live-action Chopper! PETER JACOBSON, the shipyard manager, is a veteran character actor from many shows including "The Lost Room", "House", "The Americans", "Colony", "Ray Donovan" and "Fear the Walking Dead". I don't think he had any Imperial inclinations and was just as surprised as Ahsoka and Hera that so many loyalists were operating right under his nose. The introduction of this new galaxy and its inhabitants creates many possibilities most especially paving the way for the YUUZHAN VONG INVASION! That massive hyperdrive ring is to provide the propulsion necessary for extragalactic travel which far outdistances intragalactic travel! Interesting that Baylan admires Ahsoka and would rather spare her if he could. He still identifies with the Jedi. Great Marrok-Ahsoka duel! Love her sidestep. I want to know who he is! The last scene on Lothal matches the epilogue of "Rebels" very closely minus Ahsoka's staff. That means these two episodes took place after "Mandalorian" Season 2 but before the "Rebels" epilogue. The rest of this show predates "Book of Boba Fett" since it occurs two years after "Mandalorian" Season 2 which presents the opportunity to show Ahsoka's first meeting with Luke during the course of this show!
Corellia showed up in the Solo movie, it's the planet at the beginning Han and Qira were fleeing. Yes, Corellian ships like the Millennium Falcon and the Ghost were built there, but also ships like the CR-90 Corvette (the Rebel Blockade Runner used in the Rebel fleets) as well as the Pelta-class Frigate (the Clone Wars Republic frigate we see used as Phoenix Home in Rebels). Corellia is a massive supporter of the Rebels even when under Imperial rule due to the renegade nature of her people. Somewhat amusing to see a bunch of Imperial sympathizers here now that the New Republic has taken over.
Considering the nature of their work, I would say that the orange light saber fighters are termed Jedi Mercenaries as they are now swords for hire rather than knights dedicated to a specific cause.
I think the Eye of Seion is a Star Destroyer sized hyperdrive ring. The guy that looks like an inquisitor is, as is his saber. And some people believe that the guy underneath the helmet is Sam Whitworth but I don't know for sure.
We already know that Sabine has a connection to the force. We saw that when Kanan was training her with the Dark Saber, and he told her that she had to connect with it. To use the force, you need to be open to it. And the last thing most (if not all) Madalorians do is open up. That's why, with the Dark Saber, when Sabine finally opened up about her emotions, she was able to connect to it. But that's what still holds her back from truly connecting to the force. She keeps herself closed off. It also explains why, in all of history, there's only been one Madalorian Jedi.
Great reaction! Love love Chopper !!! Im curious as to the attitude of Ahsoka? Really interested in the story behind her and Sabin! Can't wait to see Thrawn and his right hand man... ( I am that guy!) Looking forward to episode three!!
Kuat and Corellia tend to be the main ship building planets from what I remember. Also, Huyang has been around Jedi for what sounds like 100s of years if I remember correctly? His design even looks like an Old Republic or High Republic Droid I believe, so he probably has so much gleaned Jedi knowledge sitting in his databanks (Depending on when his last memory wipe was but, I get the sense it has been a long time.) from conversations he has heard he has that Jedi Monk wisdom just the same.
Awesome! First two episodes are definitely a good start, the casting is on point, I really like the pacing, you're fed enough information and emotional moments while the plot is picking up fairly quickly. No 'handholding' for those who haven't seen Rebels, which is good in my opinion. Tennant as Huyang is great and of course Ray, his look has a great presence, while this look is dignified, his role reminds me a tiny bit of his role in Black Sails, which you should watch if you haven't already. And yup Ahsoka's being all kinds of cool, I also wonder how they're going to deal with the whole 'jedi' thing, as in, Ahsoka's no Jedi officially, and it neither is Baylan, though he doesn't seem like a Sith either, maybe they can find some common ground somewhere...
I find it very interesting that the helmet of the "Inquisitor" is shown in blue in the intro of the second episode and not in red, which actually always indicates a good character.
The group going after Thrawn are all survivors, which I find very interesting. Having survived Order 66, Baylon, like Anakin, is looking for power to keep those close to him safe. I hope the Inquisitor Marrok is not anyone special. He didn't have any lines in the first 2 episodes, and to make him special later would be weird. IMDB has Wes Chatham playing Captain Enoch, but I hope he plays Eli Vanto from the Thrawn novels. Ahsoka, at this point, seems very jaded, but that may change as we move forward with the series. I think we will get flashbacks of Anakin and Ahsoka training together, which will help her train Sabine. If I remember right, Kanan, while training Sabine, said that she wasn't necessarily force-sensitive but could use her skills as a Mandalorian to help her wield the Dark Saber. Also, Sabine and Ahsoka may have had a falling out because she lost her family while training with Ahsoka. I liked what we got so far and am ready to see more. The music was really well done by Kevin Kiner. It felt very familiar and new at the same time. I would have liked to see more force abilities during fights against other force users. Some scenes linger a bit too long, and the characters feel stiff, but that will change as the series continues.
The eye of Scion looks a lot like the hyperdrive rings that were used in. I believe episode 2 of Star wars for the smaller ships that didn't have hyper drives. Obi-Wan Kenobi uses it with his Starfighter connects to it and then can travel using that.. And theoretically, I guess if you put enough hyper drives into one of those giant rings... It's either going to allow a ship to dock with it and then travel to that new galaxy, or it will open a gigantic Stargate portal probably... I don't know. Just super fun ideas. I love how they're writing new lore for the show...
We see Corellia in live action in Solo: A Star Wars story as it is Hans birthplanet, I'm not sure we see it on screen anywhere else in series or movies. Other ships of corellian design are the blockade runners, such as Leias ship in the opening scene of A New Hope and the Consular class, the red ship that Obi-Wan and Qui Gon Jin arrive in, in the opening scene of episode one. :D
Am I the only one that noticed the purrgil that Baylan was looking at in the sky? I had to rewatch that scene but Im sure theres one seen in the cloud in the top left of screen for a split second
There are SO many call backs to the clone wars and rebels and I love it. Sabine cutting her hair like Kanan and Ahsoka saying take us out padawan is a call back to anakin in the clone wars movie. (I could be making the last part up as it has been a while since I watched the clone wars movie)
Remember the other pilot that chased Sabine. He's a Cat watcher.🤗 Also, really hoping they don't pull a Marrok is Ezra. Time lines don't add up and Ezra went where Thrawn went in REBELS. A crazy thing is if they pulled a "WINTER SOLDER" and Marrok was Kanan Jarrus.
Maybe it's just me but...General Syndulla gives me insane Lucy Lawless vibes. It's only because of all the makeup and the stuff on her head but she could be her little sister in that role. Love it. WIthout all that she doesn't look like her at all which makes it even more interesting. Btw, I give Disney a lot of shit (Not gonna apologize, they deserve it and then some.) but that Lightsaber dodge without looking was insane. Look how good her enemy performs, though. You can see there's someone in that suit who has trained to perform with a Lightsaber. It's so good seeing that after all the disappointments with basically everyoneone holding a Lightsaber since Disney got involved. Seeing Rey and Kylo go at it almost made me leave the cinema back then. After watching the movies 'till the end I wish I did, though. To say it like Sheldon would: It made me wanna rip off my face and tear it into tiny little shreds. 🤣 I'd like to add that I already want to apologize. Actually I'm a really nice person but as soon as Disney gets involved....man. They really bring out the worst in me. What they did to Star Wars and Predator and what they're about to do to Alien....just makes me angry 'cause I love those franchises to death for over 30 years now and they keep shitting on them like there is no tomorrow. I'm REALLY trying to be as positive as possible here but if it's Disney I might not be able to hold that up all the time.
Finally got to watch the two episodes so I could race back and check your reactions... So good on both accounts. Firstly - yes making sure the Lolth Cat has a proper Cat Sitter is the most important part! 😎 I love the idea of Sabine as a padawan. She had sime training under Jedi Prinze Jr with the Darksaber and tla frw other things, Ingeel this was always thebolan for Sabine - for me it works. Also, whilst George sprinkled a lot of different jedi in the backgrounds of the prequels, Filoninis thebfirst to give us proper diversity of force users - and I am 100% here to see these ladies out there doing there thing. The Eye of Scion gave me Attack of the clones era Starfighter Hypersoace Rings vibes, until I remembered the scale as theybinstalled multiple Super Star Deatroyer Drive cores .... But perhaps the same idea, it will be a minster hyperspace engine. The mystery person is going to be a fun puzzle. Its been like the rest if the Ghost crew, we havent seen an Inquisitor for about 15 years, they should have fallen when the Empire did. Yet that blade is unmistakable, perhaps another survivor on the payroll Love their sci-fi plate armour look, lol. Aaaaagh i could go on forever. Great stuff, and so keen for thr next one.
Toilet and trouble. ( That's from Shakespeare) macbeth. The three witches prophecies. ( humble, bubble, toil, and trouble ) as the look into a bubbling pot . ( divination)
Did you catch Choper's "MOM!! DId you go through my stuff!!!" moment? Also, The Force runs through everyone. But the amount of power depends on natural talent, genetics, and acceptance of the Force.
Remember that the book trilogy "Heir to the Empire" by Timothy Zahn introduced Admiral Thrawn. In that series, Thrawn teamed up with a Jedi Clone named Joruss C'aboth which they hinted that he was Kenobi's flawed clone. What if the guy in the Mask is a clone and just to make it interesting, what if he's Kanan's clone??
Cornelia was seen in the opening section of "Solo" Han was a Cornelian. The thread of the New Republic recycle of Imerpial tech', and or re-purposing former Imperial employees, was significant in parts of The Mandolorian (season 3)
Since she's female, that may be true. If she were male she would at some point inevitably be turned into a bitter old failure whose decline began by acting in ways that are totally out of character for her.
In Legends; Tionne Solusar is a Jedi with very limited Force powers. Luke trained her because she wanted to be one. She was one of Luke's first class at his Jedi Academy.
3:53 He heard/felt Purrgils, you could hear them if you listen close. Also, would it not be a trip if that far away (time and space) galaxy is ours...and Thrawn and Ezra are here on Earth...lol 8:08 Um...the entire beginning of Solo: A Star Wars Story is on Corellia ;) 16:22 ..and lastly I think that thing is a harness for a Purrgil. I think they migrate between the galaxies and they are gonna use one, with that harness to get there faster. Just an idea.
I figured you were going to love seeing Chop again. I liked both first episodes. Clancy was a nice touch, then showing the ending of rebels basically. I'm curious of the direction this takes.
I really wanna see a jedi in beskar'gam in liveaction. That it's Sabine with Ezra's old saber; chef's kiss. I think what Skoll was insinuating was that Thrawn would need darksiders in his pocket to help hold his Empire together, and so the two could potentially start a dark jedi order to serve the grand admiral.
Technically, the force should be with all living things. It's just a matter of opening yourself up to it, allowing yourself to feel it. The dreams we hear Sabine have are presented in the same way as anyone hearing things through the force, though in her case they may just be memories.
I find it interesting to explore how a person that has very little access to the force is still training to become a Jedi. After all it never was a binary of either having or not having the force, the Jedi o old just could afford to train people with high potential. I certainly am intrigued, and the ancient mysticism feel that the show has in those first two episodes might make me think that we could get more exploration of exactly what that means.
This is how we get a Star Wars ‘reset’. Think of the Filoniverse set in the other galaxy. Explains why in the sequel trilogy there were no Mandos. Filoni’s movie will have them set off for a battle with Thrawn which will mean they don’t return to the original Universe. Well played Dave, well played sir! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It was a great start to a series. I like that the vast majority of the trailer was from the first episodes. Most of what we did not see were fight/combat scenes with the character shown in the two first episodes. The largest "spoilers" is that we see Thrawn but it is quite expected from the setup and hints that we will see Anakin/Darth Vader in I would assume flashback. It to was quite clearly set up with her talking of her old master. The firs episode is even called "Master and Apprentice" and the theme applies to multiple pairs of characters in the show.
The Eye of Sion looks to be a hyperdrive ring, like you see attach to the Aethersprite Jedi Starfighter from Attack of the Clones. This was actually a common thing, though usually not on that scale.
No idea who you are but the fact that you know the name of the ship class instantly earned my respect. Always nice to run into a fellow nerd lol I agree, that it is a hyperdrive ring but I would really like to know who designed it. I'm sure SSD hyperdrives were not something you ran into every day at scrapyards. I've read in one of the books that connects the OT and the Sequels that only 13 ship was built that was classified as an SSD. ( not every SSD belonged to the Executor class ). So I wonder who designed this thing, when did that happened and where did they planned to source the hyperdrives.
A thought, the other "new" galaxy, could that be our galaxy? In "The Empire Strikes Back" at the end. It looks like the Milky way... If so, it's been used once before :)
Personally, I'm expecting this massive-scale hyperdrive ring to be used in bringing Thrawn and the Chimera back as a tugboat, of sorts. A hyperdrive taken from an SSD? Yup.
@@Tigerhawk30 I have to agree. There have been nothing like that in SW before as traveling to another galaxy. Wich in it self opens up a lot... at the same time. But is it a good thing for the story? Will they show something extremely different in a galaxy far far away :)
Or it could be either starkiller or maul as sam witwer is listed under additional voices in the credits, and on IMDB the picture of marrok lists a stuntman
And some people thought that Andor was a bit slow. But at least that pace - along with the great writing / dialogue / acting - served to create a wonderful tension throughout. Here it was more of people / droids / holograms just standing around. And then - after the thousands of quick flick lightsaber kills shown throughout Star Wars canon - we get a clean penetrating killing thrust center mass. But supposed to believe that it was barely more than a scratch ?? WIll hold out hope the last 6 will give us much more.
Center mass? It wasn’t a killing blow… Shin had no intention of killing Sabine. If you’re expecting this to be an offshoot of andor you’re watching the wrong show.
Ok so none of the breakdowns I have watched mention this but at the beggining of episode2 when Baylan looks up at the sky you can see a purgill in the clouds.
I was also reading that Skoll and Hati are Norse Mythology figures, being two wolves that chase the Sun during the day and the Moon during the night, respectively. It’s very evocative, especially for ex-Jedi who are now bounty hunters.
Hiyo!!! Again, great review and as I commented on your first Asoka video, your editing team took a strong show and, for me, made it GREAT! Your team took out the annoying gaps between dialog. This intensifies the emotion between the speakers and improves the flow of the show. Perhaps you should loan your editors to Lucasfilm! 🏆 Again thank you for a great reaction /review and for your editors making a very good show GREAT! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
If you recall from Episode IV, Obi-Wan stated the Force was created by all living things, that it surrounded (us), penetrates (us) and binds the galaxy together. All beings in the Star Wars galaxy have a connection to the Force. Some just have a stronger connection than the majority. Perhaps while not of the level of a youngling the Jedi would have taken to the Temple for training, Sabine has a slightly higher M-count than the general public?
One of the Jedi Books that Rey got from Luke's tree in The Last Jedi was written by a Jedi that no or at least low force sensitivity. While the order, by the time of the Clone Wars only takes high sensitivity children for their order, clearly that was not always a set in stone requirement for the Order.
I imagine it will go to where he is, then attach to his star destroyer in the middle part, sort of like the hyperspace rings the old Jedi fighters had, and then bring him back to this universe. Its just a big ass hyperspace ring for a SSD.
You might want to rewatch the part where Baylan is looking into the sky, 3:51 in your video, at like 5 :23 into the episode on the disney player. There might be something in the sky up there... cough cough space whale cough cough. that's not a spoiler right? missed details from a released episode isn't a spoiler. Sorry if it was. It's a quick moment, and easy to miss, but at 5 :23 one of them is roughly center of the screen, just up and to the left of center, you can see them moving in the clouds.
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That Huyang “pep talk” with Sabine is so underrated at this point! I love his message: A good Jedi does not require the use of the force! It’s a state of mind/being/way of life. Love it!
Something I love about Baylon's characterization so far is that he really feels like a fallen knight rather than a Sith - he still has weird polite formality, his outfit even looks kind of like armour, and he's not really doing any weird Sith things. He doesn't appear to be a ball of barely controlled rage, and he's also not wielding a red lightsaber - it's blood orange, which from memory is a colour that can naturally occur in Khyber Crystals. He's just serving evil for his own ends. It's nice to see gradients like that - not everything has to be pure Jedi or pure Sith.
Dark Jedi and Sith are different.
The Eye of Sion very intentionally looks like a MEGASIZED version of those old school, jedi starfighter docking hyperdrives from AOTC. I'm a fan of this.
Perhaps to transport something big across a great distance.. such as a certain ISD? :P
Yup yup yup!
I just friggin love Chopper! He's literally the only Astro Mech Droid that you can actually understand hahaha! I can't wait for tomorrow night for episode 3 let's go!
3:40 "you've done enough" was appropriate admonishment of Sabine. She took the map when told not to, and as a result the map was lost to the enemy. wouldn't have happened if she had done as she was told. It was part praise for holding her own, and part scolding her for being too stubborn and not being a team player. it's a bit of, "see what happens when you don't listen to those wiser than you?".
Huyang is so sassy I love him for dropping some truth bombs on Sabine
I bet he's seen way worse padawans in his day that turned out ok...
David Tennant is the perfect voice actor for him
I didn't expect him to have such a big role but I'm glad he has.
At the Star Wars Celebration this year they had that life sized mural on display. I spent a minute or so just smiling at it.
I can already see Quigon reacting to this series on that other channel, inffuriated that Sabine survived that ahahaha
Sabine got run through the abdomen, missing any vital organs. Qui-Gon got run through much higher, so of course it killed him.
@@FrenchCelt I'm not arguing the reasons, its just the channels long gag of qui gon really mad that afte him a bunch of people survived a similar injury. ua-cam.com/video/MU1hZxSc_uA/v-deo.html
You have no idea how satisfying it was to see Sabine unfurl her old armour. The actress who embodies her is doing a wonderful job. She, along with Chopper, is my favourite character in Rebels. The stubborn Madalorian!
Filoni knows how to tell a story with images.
When Canan was discussing Sabine's lightsaber training with Hera, he said Sabine, like everyone else, had contact with the Force, but she was too at odds with herself to be receptive to it (or some such). So perhaps all she needs is discipline and to make peace with - and within - herself.
Discipline sounds like the opposite of what can make Sabine be at peace with herself.
He also said that the force is in everyone, but you have to be open to it. The Jedi and Sith are open to it because they know how to be, while most others (especially the common folk) are not. I'm guessing Ahsoka will teach Sabine how to "open up' to the force. Either that or someone else will through a vision or something? Excited to see what comes next!!
@@Carabas72 I'm thinking more internal discipline not discipline exerted by an outside force. Any attempt at exerting control on Sabine will only result in resistance. It is a journey within herself.
Corelia was in solo , and books and comics. It's where han Solo is from . And we're the falcon, and a large number of star destroyers and tie fighters were built . It's known as a shipbuilding planet
Interesting symmetry with The Mandalorian. Din Djarin is training a highly-force sensitive Grogu to be a Mandalorian, and Ahsoka is training a not-very force sensitive (Mandalorian) Sabine to be a Jedi. Helps reinforce the idea that Jedi, Mandalorian, Sith, Dathomir Witches are creeds. Remember Chirrut in Rogue One followed the Jedi teachings without being able to feel the force.
Chirrut felt the force but could not wield it. I think Sabine would be very similar if she opened her connection to it
Not every Jedi was strong enough to do what most "expect" them to be able to. A lot of force-sensatives served in support roles, such as maintenance, science & research, and the arts. I always suspected Sabine was force-sensative, because of how good she was at what she did. Much like how Han Solo was such a damn good pilot.
Love the reaction, for both of them... and I totally agree your intake on Hera. In both episodes, she was like the mom figure talking the sense into both Ahsoka and Sabine when they needed it... plus love her throwing her weight around, showing her strength and why she is such a good leader.... just well written and done... now, sadly, we have to wait a week for episode 3... lol
10:49 Huyang is 25 thousand years old, he has all the wisdom.
Is Huyang the starwars uncle Iroh, then?
@@bradfordlindsey9781 More like The Doctor, I´d say...
*Wink* *Wink*
Chopper suggests a war crime first thing and we love him for it
Lothcats are wild creatures, not domesticated, so I wouldn't worry about Sabine leaving it to fend for itself.
I think Sabine should ask you to feed her Loth-cat while she’s out of town, Angela. I’m loving these reviews.
The "Eye of Sion" is a reference to Darth Sion from KotOR II. Makes me wonder if these "other civilization" are the Rakata.
No, the Rakata aren't from a different Galaxy. The Gree are more likely option.
@@davidkelly4210given chiss history from legends and the reference to another galaxy i think that the yuuzhan vong are a strong possibility
@@jamiekayn3847 the map would be organic
@@davidkelly4210only if it was produced by the yuuzhan vong....and if Feloni uses legends history, palpatine and rhe chiss also knew of the vong
I find it interesting how the show is titled "Ahsoka". Yet, the emotional heart of the show (at least if the first two episodes are any indication) seems very much centred around Sabine instead. As in, it's Sabine's journey and her conflicts that we - the viewers - are most invested in. And I'm not at all unhappy about it. 😄😄
I don't think a Jedi's training is complete until they have at least one padawan as it's often true for these master and apprentice relationships both learn something from it. So, in a way, it still is Ahsoka's journey.
I feel that Ahsoka telling Sabine she had done enough was spot on. Sabine was explicitly told not to take the map and she did, and then immediately lost it after unlocking it. She doesn't deserve to be run through with a lightsaber, but an annoyed "You've done enough." is certainly warranted.
I love that Huyang is the one disconnecting the droid's head: you don't get to 25,000 years old while keeping 75% of your original parts by being careless with those parts.
We saw Corellia in Solo: A Star Wars Story. It's the planet Han Solo comes from.
Interesting that we see Sabine cutting her hair to "get back" to her past Padawan status (in a way) so close to you watching Uncle Iroh and Zuko do the same thing to cut ties with theirs.
Anyway, as always, love the reactions and can't wait for the next! Cheers!
I didn't take it as annoyed at all. Like a little, but mixed with "you need to rest."
It's also reminiscent of when Kanan cut his hair before rescuing Hera.
I hope that parallel won't go all the way...
I love Marrock, Skoll and Hati, theyre so driven and menacing
Skol and Hati are the names of mythological wolves that chase the sun and moon, Marrock is wolf from king Author legends he was once a knight turned into a wolf for seven years.
Yes, love the new air time, especially for me living in the eastern time zone. Watching at 9:00 pm instead of 3:00 am. Makes it easier to get up in the morning.
I was happy to see Taub from House, he was low key maybe the funniest person in House.
I couldn’t remember his name, but I knew who he was immediately!
Hayung said that Sabine's ability with the force fell short of every padawan he has ever known. Which to me implies that yes she is force sensitive and has some ability with it, she just isn't very good at it. Perhaps she can get better at using it with time and practice, perhaps not.
Hasn't Huyang also essentially met EVERY padawan for the last thousand years, or something, as the lightsabre instructor?
@@sokar_rostau more like 25 000
As a first-timer to anything Rebels, this was a nice start.
I'm enjoying the look of the characters, I like seeing Ahsoka in action, I like the tone of the show and I'm digging the music.
The story is going to be an intriguing one, for sure. I'm really interested in seeing how this series, possibly, sets up the Dave Filoni Mandoverse movie.
Also, Godspeed, Ray Stevenson. May the Force be with him and his family.
You're absolutely right about the millennium falcon being from correlia! That's where Han Solo is from as well. I love watching reactors that know their stuff! Not just watching for clicks. You're a badass!
I have an interesting theory about this "Inquisitor".
We got a name - Marrok.
Marrok is a reference to Arthurian legends. An honorable knight with that name was transformed into a wolf/hunter by a witch named Morgan (another reference). I don't believe in such a coincidence. Morgan Elsbeh might have an influence on him or will do something to Marrok or might have already done something to him/her.
When it comes to identity, many characters we know could fit into this theory. Example: Barriss, Starkiller. It could also be a new character.
It's interesting, because that gives us three Force users on Morgan's side who are named for wolves (Skoll and Hati being sun- and moon-chasing wolves from Norse myth).
We know that wolves have been important in Rebels before. Interested to see where this goes.
Took me a couple of watches to see it, but Baylan is looking at silhouettes of purrgils in the sky at the beginning.
Yeah, it wasn’t super obvious the first time I watched it but a lot of people said that and I went back and looked… Sure enough there they are. Kind of cool that Baylan is somewhat connected to the Purrgils
You get to see Corellia in "Solo"
That’s the end of rebels!
Those two episodes add context to the time jump at the end of the season 4 finale!
Dave Filoni, take the Star Wars keys and drive it all the way! Wonderful!!!!
Thing is, when Ahsoka says "you've done enough" I'm pretty sure she's thinking about the droid Sabine crippled. It's not a dig, she's literally done enough to secure them a lead.
Baylan's reluctance and comment that it would be a shame to kill Ahsoka shows an interesting side to his character. It would be especially interesting to contrast with Ahsoka's attitude towards him when they inevitably meet. As Baylan commented - there are so few Jedi left. And they both left the Order too!
In terms of Ahsoka being so stern despite hrself being so free-spirited and difficult to handle as a padawan is an intentional choice by the creators. She's now on the receiving end of what she had put her own master through. Perhaps a certain force ghost who is rumoured to be making an appearance on the show might help remind her of that?
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away. And now they have a map to travel between them again.
Love how Huyang calls Sabine one of the worst Padawans he's ever seen, which I don't think mean potential but attitude and I think that is just reverse psychology to push her to be one of the best.
8:10 The beginning of Solo takes place on Corellia but other than that I can't think of any other times we went there in the movies or shows.
I loved seeing ur face light up when chopper finally appeared
That Inquisitor's name is "Marrok", and he is presumably the last remaining member of the Inquisitorius after the Empire fell. As of now, we have no idea what Marrok looks like under his helmet.
The inquisitor gives me vibes of Tron / Rinzler. A future goog guy ? I hope not Ezra....
It’s almost definitely Ezra
I am starting to suspect he might look a lot like Sam Witwer.
I doubt it's Ezra, Ezra would be wherever Thrawn is.
I hope its barris
This came out super fast!! amazing work!
Its great getting to see you react to your obsessive interest! (in star wars!) and this really feels like a continuation of rebels which you have raved about many time..
This is gonna be a great reaction series!
Hey, Angela!
Another solid episode.
We get a live-action Chopper!
PETER JACOBSON, the shipyard manager, is a veteran character actor from many shows including "The Lost Room", "House", "The Americans", "Colony", "Ray Donovan" and "Fear the Walking Dead". I don't think he had any Imperial inclinations and was just as surprised as Ahsoka and Hera that so many loyalists were operating right under his nose.
The introduction of this new galaxy and its inhabitants creates many possibilities most especially paving the way for the YUUZHAN VONG INVASION!
That massive hyperdrive ring is to provide the propulsion necessary for extragalactic travel which far outdistances intragalactic travel!
Interesting that Baylan admires Ahsoka and would rather spare her if he could. He still identifies with the Jedi.
Great Marrok-Ahsoka duel! Love her sidestep. I want to know who he is!
The last scene on Lothal matches the epilogue of "Rebels" very closely minus Ahsoka's staff. That means these two episodes took place after "Mandalorian" Season 2 but before the "Rebels" epilogue. The rest of this show predates "Book of Boba Fett" since it occurs two years after "Mandalorian" Season 2 which presents the opportunity to show Ahsoka's first meeting with Luke during the course of this show!
Corellia showed up in the Solo movie, it's the planet at the beginning Han and Qira were fleeing. Yes, Corellian ships like the Millennium Falcon and the Ghost were built there, but also ships like the CR-90 Corvette (the Rebel Blockade Runner used in the Rebel fleets) as well as the Pelta-class Frigate (the Clone Wars Republic frigate we see used as Phoenix Home in Rebels). Corellia is a massive supporter of the Rebels even when under Imperial rule due to the renegade nature of her people. Somewhat amusing to see a bunch of Imperial sympathizers here now that the New Republic has taken over.
Considering the nature of their work, I would say that the orange light saber fighters are termed Jedi Mercenaries as they are now swords for hire rather than knights dedicated to a specific cause.
I think the Eye of Seion is a Star Destroyer sized hyperdrive ring.
The guy that looks like an inquisitor is, as is his saber. And some people believe that the guy underneath the helmet is Sam Whitworth but I don't know for sure.
When Baylan is looking up at the sky he can hear a Purrgil and you can see the silhouette of one against the clouds if you look really hard.
We already know that Sabine has a connection to the force. We saw that when Kanan was training her with the Dark Saber, and he told her that she had to connect with it. To use the force, you need to be open to it. And the last thing most (if not all) Madalorians do is open up. That's why, with the Dark Saber, when Sabine finally opened up about her emotions, she was able to connect to it. But that's what still holds her back from truly connecting to the force. She keeps herself closed off. It also explains why, in all of history, there's only been one Madalorian Jedi.
Great reaction! Love love Chopper !!!
Im curious as to the attitude of Ahsoka? Really interested in the story behind her and Sabin!
Can't wait to see Thrawn and his right hand man... ( I am that guy!)
Looking forward to episode three!!
Kuat and Corellia tend to be the main ship building planets from what I remember. Also, Huyang has been around Jedi for what sounds like 100s of years if I remember correctly? His design even looks like an Old Republic or High Republic Droid I believe, so he probably has so much gleaned Jedi knowledge sitting in his databanks (Depending on when his last memory wipe was but, I get the sense it has been a long time.) from conversations he has heard he has that Jedi Monk wisdom just the same.
so cool to see dan inosanto's daughter being a badass baddie
Love your reactions so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That point on the end was the same as told my friends after watching the episode that i would riot if she didnt brought the lothcat to the ship
That lothcat is an outdoor cat. It can take care of itself sans biped. Also, I loved that Ahsoka chose to ask its permission before entering its home.
But who will “pspspsps” him so he knows he’s loved??
@@funnylilgalreacts perhaps you can speak to him through time and space, like Thrawn.
The look Baylin had when he gazed into the clouds and the sund you heard were the whales which can pass through hyperspace, they live there.
Awesome! First two episodes are definitely a good start, the casting is on point, I really like the pacing, you're fed enough information and emotional moments while the plot is picking up fairly quickly. No 'handholding' for those who haven't seen Rebels, which is good in my opinion. Tennant as Huyang is great and of course Ray, his look has a great presence, while this look is dignified, his role reminds me a tiny bit of his role in Black Sails, which you should watch if you haven't already. And yup Ahsoka's being all kinds of cool, I also wonder how they're going to deal with the whole 'jedi' thing, as in, Ahsoka's no Jedi officially, and it neither is Baylan, though he doesn't seem like a Sith either, maybe they can find some common ground somewhere...
According to the Children of the Watch podcast the character that fights Ashoka at the port is Maurek, an Inquisitor.
*Marrok
I find it very interesting that the helmet of the "Inquisitor" is shown in blue in the intro of the second episode and not in red, which actually always indicates a good character.
Could be a reference to him being loyal to Thrawn; Chiss are blue.
The group going after Thrawn are all survivors, which I find very interesting.
Having survived Order 66, Baylon, like Anakin, is looking for power to keep those close to him safe. I hope the Inquisitor Marrok is not anyone special. He didn't have any lines in the first 2 episodes, and to make him special later would be weird. IMDB has Wes Chatham playing Captain Enoch, but I hope he plays Eli Vanto from the Thrawn novels.
Ahsoka, at this point, seems very jaded, but that may change as we move forward with the series. I think we will get flashbacks of Anakin and Ahsoka training together, which will help her train Sabine. If I remember right, Kanan, while training Sabine, said that she wasn't necessarily force-sensitive but could use her skills as a Mandalorian to help her wield the Dark Saber. Also, Sabine and Ahsoka may have had a falling out because she lost her family while training with Ahsoka.
I liked what we got so far and am ready to see more. The music was really well done by Kevin Kiner. It felt very familiar and new at the same time. I would have liked to see more force abilities during fights against other force users. Some scenes linger a bit too long, and the characters feel stiff, but that will change as the series continues.
The eye of Scion looks a lot like the hyperdrive rings that were used in. I believe episode 2 of Star wars for the smaller ships that didn't have hyper drives. Obi-Wan Kenobi uses it with his Starfighter connects to it and then can travel using that..
And theoretically, I guess if you put enough hyper drives into one of those giant rings... It's either going to allow a ship to dock with it and then travel to that new galaxy, or it will open a gigantic Stargate portal probably... I don't know. Just super fun ideas. I love how they're writing new lore for the show...
We see Corellia in live action in Solo: A Star Wars story as it is Hans birthplanet, I'm not sure we see it on screen anywhere else in series or movies.
Other ships of corellian design are the blockade runners, such as Leias ship in the opening scene of A New Hope and the Consular class, the red ship that Obi-Wan and Qui Gon Jin arrive in, in the opening scene of episode one. :D
Am I the only one that noticed the purrgil that Baylan was looking at in the sky?
I had to rewatch that scene but Im sure theres one seen in the cloud in the top left of screen for a split second
There are SO many call backs to the clone wars and rebels and I love it. Sabine cutting her hair like Kanan and Ahsoka saying take us out padawan is a call back to anakin in the clone wars movie. (I could be making the last part up as it has been a while since I watched the clone wars movie)
The force resides in all lifeforms. Use it, you can, to quiet your mind. - Yoda to his clones.
8:08 Yes we DO see Corellia. In the film "Solo" :)
Remember the other pilot that chased Sabine. He's a Cat watcher.🤗 Also, really hoping they don't pull a Marrok is Ezra. Time lines don't add up and Ezra went where Thrawn went in REBELS. A crazy thing is if they pulled a "WINTER SOLDER" and Marrok was Kanan Jarrus.
Maybe it's just me but...General Syndulla gives me insane Lucy Lawless vibes. It's only because of all the makeup and the stuff on her head but she could be her little sister in that role. Love it. WIthout all that she doesn't look like her at all which makes it even more interesting. Btw, I give Disney a lot of shit (Not gonna apologize, they deserve it and then some.) but that Lightsaber dodge without looking was insane. Look how good her enemy performs, though. You can see there's someone in that suit who has trained to perform with a Lightsaber. It's so good seeing that after all the disappointments with basically everyoneone holding a Lightsaber since Disney got involved. Seeing Rey and Kylo go at it almost made me leave the cinema back then. After watching the movies 'till the end I wish I did, though. To say it like Sheldon would: It made me wanna rip off my face and tear it into tiny little shreds. 🤣
I'd like to add that I already want to apologize. Actually I'm a really nice person but as soon as Disney gets involved....man. They really bring out the worst in me. What they did to Star Wars and Predator and what they're about to do to Alien....just makes me angry 'cause I love those franchises to death for over 30 years now and they keep shitting on them like there is no tomorrow. I'm REALLY trying to be as positive as possible here but if it's Disney I might not be able to hold that up all the time.
Finally got to watch the two episodes so I could race back and check your reactions... So good on both accounts.
Firstly - yes making sure the Lolth Cat has a proper Cat Sitter is the most important part! 😎
I love the idea of Sabine as a padawan. She had sime training under Jedi Prinze Jr with the Darksaber and tla frw other things, Ingeel this was always thebolan for Sabine - for me it works.
Also, whilst George sprinkled a lot of different jedi in the backgrounds of the prequels, Filoninis thebfirst to give us proper diversity of force users - and I am 100% here to see these ladies out there doing there thing.
The Eye of Scion gave me Attack of the clones era Starfighter Hypersoace Rings vibes, until I remembered the scale as theybinstalled multiple Super Star Deatroyer Drive cores .... But perhaps the same idea, it will be a minster hyperspace engine.
The mystery person is going to be a fun puzzle. Its been like the rest if the Ghost crew, we havent seen an Inquisitor for about 15 years, they should have fallen when the Empire did. Yet that blade is unmistakable, perhaps another survivor on the payroll
Love their sci-fi plate armour look, lol.
Aaaaagh i could go on forever. Great stuff, and so keen for thr next one.
Toilet and trouble. ( That's from Shakespeare) macbeth. The three witches prophecies. ( humble, bubble, toil, and trouble ) as the look into a bubbling pot . ( divination)
I'm caught up so I can watch these now. 🙂
Did you catch Choper's "MOM!! DId you go through my stuff!!!" moment?
Also, The Force runs through everyone. But the amount of power depends on natural talent, genetics, and acceptance of the Force.
Remember that the book trilogy "Heir to the Empire" by Timothy Zahn introduced Admiral Thrawn. In that series, Thrawn teamed up with a Jedi Clone named Joruss C'aboth which they hinted that he was Kenobi's flawed clone. What if the guy in the Mask is a clone and just to make it interesting, what if he's Kanan's clone??
Cornelia was seen in the opening section of "Solo" Han was a Cornelian. The thread of the New Republic recycle of Imerpial tech', and or re-purposing former Imperial employees, was significant in parts of The Mandolorian (season 3)
Corellia actually.
@@ajclements4627 Spellcheck, was not accepting the New Republic standard. I'll get my Droid to reset that.
What an awesome episode 🙌🏻
Ahsoka, I feel, will always be one of those endearing characters that lasts for decades and decades.
Since she's female, that may be true. If she were male she would at some point inevitably be turned into a bitter old failure whose decline began by acting in ways that are totally out of character for her.
@@hkpew Grow up
In Legends; Tionne Solusar is a Jedi with very limited Force powers. Luke trained her because she wanted to be one. She was one of Luke's first class at his Jedi Academy.
3:53 He heard/felt Purrgils, you could hear them if you listen close.
Also, would it not be a trip if that far away (time and space) galaxy is ours...and Thrawn and Ezra are here on Earth...lol
8:08 Um...the entire beginning of Solo: A Star Wars Story is on Corellia ;)
16:22 ..and lastly I think that thing is a harness for a Purrgil. I think they migrate between the galaxies and they are gonna use one, with that harness to get there faster. Just an idea.
When I hear "Reflex Point" i automatically think of Robotech.
I figured you were going to love seeing Chop again. I liked both first episodes. Clancy was a nice touch, then showing the ending of rebels basically. I'm curious of the direction this takes.
I really wanna see a jedi in beskar'gam in liveaction. That it's Sabine with Ezra's old saber; chef's kiss.
I think what Skoll was insinuating was that Thrawn would need darksiders in his pocket to help hold his Empire together, and so the two could potentially start a dark jedi order to serve the grand admiral.
Technically, the force should be with all living things. It's just a matter of opening yourself up to it, allowing yourself to feel it. The dreams we hear Sabine have are presented in the same way as anyone hearing things through the force, though in her case they may just be memories.
Yay Yay first your reaction to part one and now you're reaction to part 2 of Ahoska ❤ See you at episode 3 !!!
I find it interesting to explore how a person that has very little access to the force is still training to become a Jedi. After all it never was a binary of either having or not having the force, the Jedi o old just could afford to train people with high potential. I certainly am intrigued, and the ancient mysticism feel that the show has in those first two episodes might make me think that we could get more exploration of exactly what that means.
This is how we get a Star Wars ‘reset’.
Think of the Filoniverse set in the other galaxy.
Explains why in the sequel trilogy there were no Mandos.
Filoni’s movie will have them set off for a battle with Thrawn which will mean they don’t return to the original
Universe.
Well played Dave, well played sir! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It was a great start to a series.
I like that the vast majority of the trailer was from the first episodes. Most of what we did not see were fight/combat scenes with the character shown in the two first episodes.
The largest "spoilers" is that we see Thrawn but it is quite expected from the setup and hints that we will see Anakin/Darth Vader in I would assume flashback. It to was quite clearly set up with her talking of her old master. The firs episode is even called "Master and Apprentice" and the theme applies to multiple pairs of characters in the show.
Remember that Morgan said it was the final hyperdrive being installed which means that the Eye of Sion has multiple hyperdrives.
True. And Imperial ships only have a single hyperdrive. That means Thrawn can't come back because of the distance... He needs assistance... 🤔
The Eye of Sion looks to be a hyperdrive ring, like you see attach to the Aethersprite Jedi Starfighter from Attack of the Clones. This was actually a common thing, though usually not on that scale.
I was just about to say that :)
No idea who you are but the fact that you know the name of the ship class instantly earned my respect. Always nice to run into a fellow nerd lol I agree, that it is a hyperdrive ring but I would really like to know who designed it. I'm sure SSD hyperdrives were not something you ran into every day at scrapyards. I've read in one of the books that connects the OT and the Sequels that only 13 ship was built that was classified as an SSD. ( not every SSD belonged to the Executor class ). So I wonder who designed this thing, when did that happened and where did they planned to source the hyperdrives.
A thought, the other "new" galaxy, could that be our galaxy? In "The Empire Strikes Back" at the end. It looks like the Milky way... If so, it's been used once before :)
Personally, I'm expecting this massive-scale hyperdrive ring to be used in bringing Thrawn and the Chimera back as a tugboat, of sorts. A hyperdrive taken from an SSD? Yup.
@@Tigerhawk30 I have to agree. There have been nothing like that in SW before as traveling to another galaxy. Wich in it self opens up a lot... at the same time. But is it a good thing for the story? Will they show something extremely different in a galaxy far far away :)
I'm calling it now. The dark force user with the helmet is Ezra.
Ezra is with Thrawn.
@@davidkelly4210 yeah and working with him. Brainwashed and turned to the dark side.
Or it could be either starkiller or maul as sam witwer is listed under additional voices in the credits, and on IMDB the picture of marrok lists a stuntman
And some people thought that Andor was a bit slow. But at least that pace - along with the great writing / dialogue / acting - served to create a wonderful tension throughout. Here it was more of people / droids / holograms just standing around. And then - after the thousands of quick flick lightsaber kills shown throughout Star Wars canon - we get a clean penetrating killing thrust center mass. But supposed to believe that it was barely more than a scratch ?? WIll hold out hope the last 6 will give us much more.
Center mass? It wasn’t a killing blow… Shin had no intention of killing Sabine. If you’re expecting this to be an offshoot of andor you’re watching the wrong show.
Ok so none of the breakdowns I have watched mention this but at the beggining of episode2
when Baylan looks up at the sky you can see a purgill in the clouds.
Ahsoka's droid said what I've been thinking - Sabine isn't strong with the force. Yay Chopper.
I was also reading that Skoll and Hati are Norse Mythology figures, being two wolves that chase the Sun during the day and the Moon during the night, respectively. It’s very evocative, especially for ex-Jedi who are now bounty hunters.
Hiyo!!! Again, great review and as I commented on your first Asoka video, your editing team took a strong show and, for me, made it GREAT! Your team took out the annoying gaps between dialog. This intensifies the emotion between the speakers and improves the flow of the show. Perhaps you should loan your editors to Lucasfilm! 🏆
Again thank you for a great reaction /review and for your editors making a very good show GREAT! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Yoda Clone Wars episode 1: "The Force resides in all lifeforms. Use it you can to quiet your mind."
3:46 That's where the Dark Side acid begins. Take your Force Prevacid and you'll be fine.
If you recall from Episode IV, Obi-Wan stated the Force was created by all living things, that it surrounded (us), penetrates (us) and binds the galaxy together.
All beings in the Star Wars galaxy have a connection to the Force. Some just have a stronger connection than the majority.
Perhaps while not of the level of a youngling the Jedi would have taken to the Temple for training, Sabine has a slightly higher M-count than the general public?
every living thing is connected to the force, some just have stronger connections so in theory anyone can learn to be a jedi..its just harder
One of the Jedi Books that Rey got from Luke's tree in The Last Jedi was written by a Jedi that no or at least low force sensitivity.
While the order, by the time of the Clone Wars only takes high sensitivity children for their order, clearly that was not always a set in stone requirement for the Order.
3:54
He sees something large moving through the clouds. I'm guessing its a purrgil
I imagine it will go to where he is, then attach to his star destroyer in the middle part, sort of like the hyperspace rings the old Jedi fighters had, and then bring him back to this universe. Its just a big ass hyperspace ring for a SSD.
That person with the double lightsaber is a inquisitor identity of the inquisitor I don't know but I believe it might be Marrok.
Corellia was shown in the Solo movie.
You might want to rewatch the part where Baylan is looking into the sky, 3:51 in your video, at like 5 :23 into the episode on the disney player. There might be something in the sky up there... cough cough space whale cough cough. that's not a spoiler right? missed details from a released episode isn't a spoiler. Sorry if it was. It's a quick moment, and easy to miss, but at 5 :23 one of them is roughly center of the screen, just up and to the left of center, you can see them moving in the clouds.
That loafcat *haha* owns that house. And it can go and come as it pleases, and will be fine without it's Sabine pet.