Seeing how much more joyous and confident Ahsoka the White is than Ahsoka the Grey was is just incredible. Filoni’s whole plan for her Gandalf parallel absolutely paid off.
I’d say it’s a toss up between Hayden and Ray Park. Haha Hayden was phenomenal in this episode. Captured Matt Lanter’s Clone Wars Anakin so well while also still capturing his Revenge of the Sith Anakin/Vader perfectly.
@@ihaveafettfetish9348Heyden was a big Star Wars fan long before he was in it - so I don't know if he just casually watched Clone Wars or not ... but I know Mary and Natasha both said Filoni gave them some home work episodes of Rebels to watch, I imagine Heyden got some Clone Wars homework before filming too. Paid off so good!
@@perssontm1628 Umm… I didn’t. Leaving a similar comment on a different reaction video to the same episode and copy and pasting the exact same comment are not the same thing.
@@perssontm1628 No, they aren’t. As mentioned above, I left two comments on two different reaction videos that were conveying the same thought and are worded mostly the same, but not exactly. Why do you even care?
Shout out to Ariana Greenblatt, the young woman playing kid Ahsoka she absolutely crushed it. Loving the continuing redemption arc for Hayden too given how much hate he copped during Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Lastly we finally got Rex not just once but twice. First just chilling in the background in the first flashback and then our boy finally saying something in the Siege of Mandalore one. Dave just reminding us why we love him
@@Kevin.Costner. Yeah she was. She was also in 65 the sci-fi movie starring Adam Driver earlier this year. That movie probably isn't going to be winning any awards but I thought it was a lot of fun and she and Adam worked well together.
Yeah. Growing up and learning more about the prequel trilogy, it became increasingly apparent that Hayden wasn't really to blame for how Anakin was portrayed--George Lucas was just a terrible writer and director.
Anakin was fed up with Ahsoka he was was like. You want want Vader, I’ll give you Vader. 😂 and yeah I love the flashback to the Clone Wars to one of their first missions where she disobeyed Anakin and jumped into the siege of Mandalor. I always wanted a live action Clone Wars Era show, without messing with the original SAMURAI JACK animated one where General Grievous was a beast and explained a lot that led to Revenge of the Sith, or the CGI Clone Wars which I grew to love.
After the last Jedi, I thought I’d kind of almost given up on Star Wars!! Mandalorian came out and I was like OK I see some hope!! Then people talk to me like you need to see the Coors and rebels there in Disney+ now, it’s gonna connect!! I’ve been those and then season three Mandalorian when Asoka showed up, I was like oh man hell yeah!! Now Asoka show up, this is straight up season five of “rebels” !! That episode was straight up Star Wars, Dave Filoni he needs to be in charge, and continue Jon Favreau he’s producer/writer!! There a team that truly understand Star Wars!!
@@michaellanger5671 so Dave filoni, the man that workedtoghta with George Lucas to write & create , The clone wars & Rebels!! Help create ashoka, who wrote & directed episode 5, (pretty much with Jon Favreau have been working on all the Star Wars TV that I’ve actually worked well!this shows made a lazy version of his own work?? I’m interested, in a normal conversation why do you feel this was a fake copy on the clone wars & rebels?? No craziness are arguing Just to argue!! Like I we’ll he’re you out!! Why do you feel this was a lazy copy of the animation??
I loved seeing the different styles of fighting. Young Anakin was swing around but Vader Anakin was brutal and powerful with his strikes. Also, you can clearly see a change in Ahsoka at the end. She was happier and lighter than the other episodes. Anakin helped her refocus her life.
I literally got chills when Jacen was using the Force instinctively and a variation of the Force Theme swells up in the background, that doesn't happen all too often with Disney Star Wars. Seeing Anakin in his stages from "good" Anakin, Darth Anakin and flashes of Darth Vader ( how cool was that???) was just amazing but also how he figuratively kicks Ahsoka in the butt to get over herself and start living again, to have the confidence that she canbe a teacher and Jedi and doesn't have to be just the warrior. Ahsoka accepting this and rejecting the temptation ( did you notice the moment where she nearly gives into her anger and her eyes flash briefly to Sith Red?) by throwing away the Lightsaber Luke style and completing her training. She's a full blown Jedi now and ready to be a true Master to Sabine.
@@LoreMerchant God how i wish for another meeting with her and Luke in a later season and them talking about all this, how they felt in that moment and what it was for them that gave them the strength to resist the Dark Side where Anakin couldn't. I think fandom would collectively melt down with Gal here never able to recover from that scene 🤣 ( also.. more Space Shit!)
I think it was more than just getting over herself. She was locked in that whole soldier mentality, and was absolutely worried that she was destined to be just like him. She needed to let all that go.
@@Taliesyn42 Yes. She had learned how to survive but had forgotten how to live. She needed to let go of the guilt and the fear. She needed to be reminded that there was more to him and there's more to her too. All so she could go back to being her real self.
@@funnylilgalreacts I love his casting. The actor is doing a fantastic job, and looks like he's having a lot of fun doing it too. What a cool role, what a cool costume.
Ahsoka was the very last surviving member of the old Jedi Order (that he knows of). Losing her hurt him. And now we see why Ahsoka abandoned training Sabine and wouldn't train Grogu. She feared that being Anakin's student meant that she would go bad as well - and doom any student she took on. 😢
In the Ghost, Hera has a picture of Kanan. If you pause during one of the episodes, and then zoom in on the picture, you will see that it is Freddie Prinze Jr's face in Kanan's attire.
We finally got her! Ahsoka the White!! 😁😁 Also, I think Anakin's lesson was about the difference between "surviving" and actually _"living"_ . Which is why she was much brighter and - for lack of a better word - _livelier_ after returning from the World Between Worlds.
that was what was missing in her training. In other words, her training was incomplete until this was part saber training, and mind training. It's also you can see he loves her like his little sister. which she really is
I loved the small touch of Ahsoka's eyes briefly turning yellow when she holds Anakin's red saber to his throat. You can miss it because it looks like a reflection but if you look close it's definitely there.
I feel like Filoni was making it pretty clear this was NOT a "dream" or a "vision" by having Jacen sense/hear what we know is happening. It's the WORLD BETWEEN WORLDS. And Force sensitive people can touch it better than those who are not. But it's clearly very real, not something in Ahsoka's head.
Yep, we literally watch him toy with Ahsoka the entire time, especially her kid form in the Siege of Mandalore, where she went toe to toe with Maul, and Vader Anakin is just straight up overpowering and outmaneuvering her.
@@ThomasKnip What? Palpatine never "stopped" Vader. There is nothing about physical or Force power that 'stopped' or controlled Vader. That was all strategy, it was all mental. The only time Vader physically challenged Palpatine, it was over quickly.
Obi Wan did not deny or lessen Vader for Palpatine in the slightest. Giving him some physical limitations did nothing as to his power with the force nor did it slow him in any physical way that we ever saw be meaningful.
Ahsoka travelling in the mouth of the Purrgil can also be seen as a direct reference to the biblical Jonah and the whale. Accepting his mission after he got enlightened.
So fun fact, the guy who plays Carson Teva, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, is playing Uncle Iroh in the upcoming Netflix live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender
On my 10th birthday in 1977, Star wars had been out for a while. My favorite uncle, he was the best, took me to see Star wars. Every single time I see Lucas film glisten across the screen. It takes me back to 10 years old with Quran. He was gone way too soon. I have always been a sensitive guy, and I cry a little easier than I should. You cry at all the right spots, don't be ashamed of that, I'm not either. It's what makes us human. When I was watching the end of your reaction, and you were talking about how great Hayden's role has been in this so far, I agreed and I was thinking literally and he finally has well written dialogue. I'm not a hater on George Lucas, but he's not a master of dialogue. He is a master of the universe he created. I wish he had better writers working alongside him because that's the one thing. Have been absolutely killing it at, mandalorian, boba Fett, Obi-Wan and now ahsoka. The dialogue and the vision has been extraordinary. It has the feel of the original trilogy with a little extra on the dialogue sauce. I'm happy for Hayden as well, he got far too much grief for the original trilogy which had its flaws. None of which were Hayden. Since surviving COVID 3 years ago, I can't control my tears. Sometimes. I cry a dumb commercial sometimes and I don't even know why. But I happily let the tears flow when things inspire me or move me. And getting to experience Star wars like I'm 10 again is nothing short of extraordinary. Also loving Battlestar which came out when I was 11. The reboot was how I saw it as a kid. I didn't realize how ridiculous and cheesy the original series was, thank you for providing some entertainment to me as I continue to fight to recover. You are awesome and I love seeing it through your eyes. The good news is we still have half the season left.
Can we just soak in for a moment that Jacen helped his mother connected to the Force so that she could hear the lightsabers as well I think that's kind of special
Same reaction here... 1º time I saw Star Wars I was 9 years old in 1980 and it got into me. Today I woke up and saw Hayden do his part as Anakin and I really went into tears... and yes, Chopper is a war criminal LOL... young Ahsoka was amazing!!!! Really felt like going back to the Clone Wars.
Best Star Wars Streaming Episode, Ever. If there was one thing I wanted from Star Wars was another Big Brother & Little Sister conversation between these too. And the fact that he said, “I’m here to complete your training,” and “I haven’t taught you everything yet” warms my heart. I’m an old guy and she’s my favorite - so to have her (my hero) tested yet again by the best there ever was, warms my heart so much. She’s even better now - mentally, physically, spiritually and ready.
She has entered The Cave, passed through The Ordeal, and is Returning With The Elixer. (if you're familiar with the mono myth or story circle.) This was a great episode. :D
In my opinion, this episode was therapy for Ahsoka. For so long she, like Obi Wan, blamed herself for her master’s downfall and turn to the dark side. Seeing his projection automatically turned her back into that innocent girl we knew throughout Clone Wars. And having to see everything again and relive some of that trauma during this episode is definitely a way of her getting closure. She finally sees her master again, not as Vader like their last encounter. But as the person she knew, his true self Anakin Skywalker. By this point, she knows he redeemed himself thanks to Luke, we just haven’t seen that part.
Regarding Sabine's decision to hand over the orb, I think it makes perfect sense; especially for a seasoned veteran like her. Destroying the orb means completely ending any chance of finding Ezra. Handing the orb over only just brings the Morgan and her team one step closer towards bringing Thrawn back. As Sabine knows, the bad guys make small steps towards their goal all the time. Yet, she and the others have always managed to find a way to wrest victory from the jaws of defeat. It would make less sense for Sabine to be so completely unwilling to take any risk when it means completely abandoning people she cares about.
She was being herself not a Jedi. That was what Ahsoka expected her to be. Said it herself. A Jedi with no attachment would have destroyed it. Sabine is no Jedi, she is a Mandalorian and they don't leave one behind.
I didn't start Ashoka until yesterday, because I hadn't seen Rebels yet. I was so glad I waited and saw that first, for this episode alone; to say nothing of the others in this series
Ariana Greenblatt played young Ahsoka. She also played young Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War😮 Her father, Shon(a friend of mine on Facebook who I got to hang out with at a couple conventions), played John Doe in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare👍
This episode was amazing seeing young Ahsoka live action and the battle between Anakin, and love seeing Ahsoka The White. Shes now allegiance to the Force, reflecting her journey and brushes with death. a fun fact .... Ariana Greenblatt who played young Ahsoka in this episode also played young Gamora in "Avengers: Infinity War. Keep up the amazing work.
13:54 I really like that they brought in Temuera Morrison. Dee Bradley Baker was imitating Morrison's voice in the cartoons - Morrison has always been the live-action face and voice of the clones, and now he gets to voice perhaps the most legendary of all of them.
I am such a Dee Bradley Baker fan… I would’ve been so hyped for him. But I love Temuera too. Either way I was happy. Just seeing Rex meant the world to me.
@@funnylilgalreacts there's still Appa in your current schedule ;) Btw - BSG, AtlA, and Ahsoka all at once? I've been having fun here since Arcane, but lately your channel has become part of my daily routine.
I discovered you recently because out of the blue, YT suggested your Galactica mini-series reaction and I MISS that show so I watched it and I've been loving following along as you watch that. And here we are, your video is showing up even before that of Reel Rejects (Greg Alba) or Jaby Koay (with Achara Kirk)! KUDOS! Love it! Love your laughter, love your tears. Keep it up, funnysnipsgal.
They are awesome, Greg posted that his commentary went long because they loved the episode so much and that makes me so happy! I can’t wait to see both of the reactions
As someone who considers Ahsoka to be one of the greatest characters in Star Wars, this episode had me in my emotions. When she was clothed in her Ahsoka the White clothing I was a happy mess of emotions. This was special. Thank you, Dave Filoni!!!
Growing up watching the first Clone Wars film. Then the entire series on CN. Collecting the Lego sets and creating my own battle scenarios as a kid... the nostalgia this scene brought for me 🥲 CAPTAIN REX!!!! 🥹
She goes into the wbw as ahsoka the grey and comes out ahsoka the white. She blamed herself for his downfall but he showed her the past and she seen he was destined to fall b4 she even left the order so when she comes out she no longer blames herself. Also if u pay attention anakins eyes werent sith yellow they were red like the son of mortis, and ahsokas eyes turn sith yellow for a split second at the end of their engagement.
There is nothing more magical than the "Binary sunset" Seeing a younger Ahsoka brought a flood of fond memories from her introduction to this universe. Before this series started the only thing about the live action version of her that didn't go over well with me was the deepness of her voice. I accepted it anyways. With this episode, a younger version, with a closer voice tone that Ashley Eckstein gave us, I'm now totally content with everything about her. A wonderful reaction, Angela!! Take care!!
Great reaction! Young Ahsoka, Rex, Anakin ... and the end was pure "Rebels". I had a shimmer in my eyes the whole time while I couldn't stop smiling, 56 yo fanboy, that I am. 😄
Now THAT was an amazing episode. I think Dave was messing with everyone when we saw Anakin’s face at the end of Part 4 and it was just fine throughout Part 5. Good one, Dave! 😂
@@davidbergfors6820 That's what I was thinking too, if they're sticking with... those movies, shall we say, being canon then he would likely be one of the younglings killed by Kylo
@@davidbergfors6820 Pretty sure if Jacen got trained, his master would be Ezra. Besides, this is pretty much the Filoniverse. I doubt he would want to mix this up with the horrible sequel trilogy. He would keep his babies as far as he can from all that crap.
@@davidbergfors6820 I'm not saying they aren't canon. All I'm saying is that Filoni is very careful with his work and so far it's obvious he's trying not to make any connections or even allusions to the sequel trilogy. As for Jacen, I think Ezra will definitely train him. Pretty sure that's why Filoni is showing him as force-sensitive now, just when Ahsoka is about to go look for Ezra. This has nothing to do with Luke and whatever he's doing.
This episode had me so hard not to cry too much at times. Seeing Hayden with his usual fighting style was so amazing to see again. I will be forever grateful to Dave for bring amazing Star Wars content to all the fans. Absolutely love your reactions as always!
This was the best lightsaber fight... First peak Anakin vs Ahsoka, then Snips with the green lightsaber back in the Clone Wars, then the Siege of Mandaslore, and finally... AnaVader vs Ahsoka in the world between worlds. That final fight was so perfect with Anakin/Vader fighting with Anakin's full agility and skill along with Vader's ferocity and power being Ahsoka's final Jedi challenge. So perfect!
This episode was so freaking awesome. The shots of Anakin was perfect where you got to see the half Vader half Anakin. But I wish this was a movie instead
This show is a prequel to Heir to the Empire, the next live action movie, exact same recipe Marvel did with Wandavision being a prequel to Dr Strange 2
Carson so such a ride or die bro. Risks his career for Hera, and as soon as he hears that Jacen has "abilities" he's just like, okay, whatever. Let's just get this done.
In this episode Anakin teaches Ahsoka how to live, not just survive. Essentially, her character arc in this show revolves around how she had ceased to embrace life fully. In the initial episode, Sabine highlights her likely loneliness. Due to the trauma she's endured, the burden of guilt she carries, and her self-doubt stemming from Anakin's transformation, she has distanced herself from others. Ahsoka has effectively halted her genuine living and allowed her past to shape her identity. Baylan's accusation of her leaving behind a legacy of death and destruction strikes a chord with Ahsoka, as she was once a child soldier and may feel that combat is her sole purpose (as evidenced by her conversation with Anakin in this episode). Anakin reassures her that she's more than that, just as he's more than just Vader. Ahsoka must make the choice to continue living in the present and move forward.
Hopefully, this show can attract more fans to the animated series. Clone Wars, Rebels, & Bad Batch- while at times, sure, they can be hit or miss- but they have some of my all-time favorite moments in all of Star Wars. Obi-Wan & Maul on Tatooine. Kanan on the fuel depot. Crosshair & Mayday. Ahsoka leaving Anakin & the Order. Ahsoka & Rex... I mean, when they hit, they hit hard & full & deep.
Am I the only one who thinks that, albeit small, David Tennant's performance is one of the best parts of the show. I love Huyang. Great episode. I didn't realize how much I wanted a live action Clone Wars until now. Young Ahsoka, and Hayden, were great.
And there it is. Sometimes it's just nice to be wrong. This episode was exactly what I wanted out of a show about Ahsoka. Everything from here on out is just gravy.
Great episode! Enjoying the series the more it goes. I start crying every time I see you cry. I enjoy watching you enjoy this series. You're one of my favorite people. I agree with you about the different character interactions and the writing. Much Love to you and all the best. May The Force Be With You ❤🙂❤
I’m getting the vibe of ahsoka and Anakin being the new Mortis characters, with Anakin being the father and a balance of the force, Ahsoka being the daughter aka the light side of the force, and IF they make starkiller canon and have him be anakins other apprentice, or have him be darth Vaders apprentice, he’d represent the dark side of the force
Sam Witwer was playing Marrok, the Inquisitor Ahsoka killed and since Marrok is very close to Marek fans are speculating that Galen Marek finally is canon and played by the same actor that voiced and mocap'd him all the way back in Force Unleashed
Gods this was a good episode, the fighting, the live action clone wars, how young Ahsoka really was, Hayden just friggen amazing. But weirdly it was the purgil theme that made me cry. Following in John Williams footsteps is an impossible task damn was that a fine piece of music. And seeing you react the same way i did was just the cherry on top. I'm just so happy.
I love Carson Tevas reaction.... Why do we have to go fly scans????? Well - Jacen has abilities, his father was a Jedi.... OH OK!!!! LET'S GO.... As soon as he learned that Jacen had force abilities, he just went with it.... I thought last weeks episode was peak Star Wars, but this episode is just.... I'm at a loss for words.... I mean... LIVE ACTION CLONE WARS ANAKIN AND SNIPS (AND REX)!!!! AHSOKA IN THE SIEGE OF MANDALORE!!!! OMG, I had to see it 3 times, before I could see it clearly through my happy tears!!!!
Hayden was brilliant! If Dave, not George directed the prequel I think Hayden's acting would get the respect it deserves. Such an amazing episode. Your reactions summed it up perfectly
This is why we need more people who love the Star Wars world actually be involved with the show. Dave Filoni needs to continue being part of the live adaptations and not just the animations. This is what we want. Good character development so when we come to moments like these we are screaming with excitement because we know what it means.
As I was reading the credits after this episode, I noticed a Critical Role connection. The Director of Photography is Quyen Tran who is married to Critical Role's Sam Riegel who played and voiced Scanlan Shorthalt.
I just loved the whole "Master and Apprentice" interaction, that is such a staple in SW jedi canon. Anakin - Ahsoka - Sabine, all defined by the lesson they received by their masters, changed by the life and expiriences they made, to the good and bad. And that young Ahsoka casting was just spot on, she looked liek the animated one.
14:09 Btw, did you know that according to “Bespin Bulletin” there was a fight scene shot between Anakin (as Hayden Christensen) and Ahsoka (as Savannah Steyn instead of Ariana Greenblatt, at least for that scene) on Mustafar in an alternate-reality-like setting during the "world-between-world like" moments, which they said was cut from the actual episode. In that scene Anakin would have showed her that she couldn't have changed his fate to become Vader even if she were there at that point, which would have taken away a lot of her guilt of her not having been there and not being able to save him, resulting in the now more light-hearted Ahsoka. They cut that scene, maybe cause it wasn't really a memory and/or cause Anakin's message/lesson was a different one? Though I still hope they would release it as a separate video on YT or sth like that, cause I would really like to see what that scene (and Savannah Steyn as Ahsoka) would have looked like and it also explains a bit better imo why Ahsoka is more enlightened and happy at the end.
YES! I AM SO HYPED THAT YOU UPLOADED YOUR REACTION TONIGHT! I have a busy day tomorrow and was worried I'd have to wait all day to see it. 🎉 🎉 🎉 this episode was AMAZING!!!
I was blown away by this Episode 5 of Ahsoka. It left me completely speechless. I can’t wait to see what happens on Tuesday. This episode left me with the same feeling I had when I watched Revenge Of The Sith for the first time in 2005. I also was so happy to see Hayden Christensen really be able to act his heart out as Anakin. He was so naturalistic and charismatic in the episode. He brought so much nuance and depth to his line delivery. It felt like major redemption for him after years of many people complaining he was stiff and wooden as Anakin, he was a bad actor and ruined Star Wars. I’ve never agreed with that. He blew me away for years with his excellent acting performances in Life As A House And Shattered Glass, not to mention the TV show he starred in: Higher Ground. Everytime I rewatch these all I’m still amazed at his talent and intensity as an actor
I felt like Ahsoka's Jedi robes changing from dark to light represents her forgiving herself and Anakin and completing her training. She made the same choice Luke did when he fought Vader.
I loved this episode. Kid Ahsoka did such a great performance! Also we got a version of Rex even though no face but we know what it looks like haha. I am so happy about the qutality of this show, for me it's become one of the best Star Wars-media overall. Competing with the classic OG trilogy in my book. Filoni does know how to wield the force ^^
This is storytelling. This is fantasy, the power of imagination. This is Star Wars. The flashes between Anakin and Vader are great. The dreamlike backdrop reminds me of Kurosawa's films. Filoni has closed a chapter in the history of the characters. Dunno if it's the end, but I'm satisfied. Beautiful episode, simply magical.
You know, I went through a lot of stuff when a child and that unfortunatelly made me not be able to cry when I need to, but Star Wars go completely over this and usually tears me apart with its heavy subjects. I want to thank Dave Filoni and his crew for taking so much weight from my back with this episode, because this lesson wasn't only for Ahsoka, this lesson was for me and many other as well. Ep 4 and 5 literally changed my life and I'm so grateful for that.
This masterpiece easily topped the glorious Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 8. I totally understood all your reactions, sometimes we almost synced them! From ALL the live-action CW's shots they could conceive... The orange-helmet clones coming from the fog with Rex during the Mandalor Siege... THAT hit hard into my heart as was uncalled for. Damn Filoni, he made me shed some tears of pure joy and hope for this amazing series! And not behind it, all the interactions between Ahsoka and Anakin were brilliantly directed and filmed. Their lightsaber duels were incredible and tense! The switch between the Light and Dark Side of the Force was so on the spot. Can't wait for your next reaction videos.
“Jacen’s too young to travel between galaxies” No, no, the issue is Chopper. No galaxy should be exposed to that level of malice.
You’re not wrong😂
Chopper's on probation and isn't allowed to leave the galaxy without permission
Chopper is actually more dangerous than Thrawn
That might be the comment of the day, you win the internet.
Chopper: a gleeful and creative weapon of mass destruction posing as a rolling tin can.
Fear Chopper. 😮
Seeing how much more joyous and confident Ahsoka the White is than Ahsoka the Grey was is just incredible. Filoni’s whole plan for her Gandalf parallel absolutely paid off.
Ahsoka The White.
Wut. Gandalf was the exact opposite.
@@invictus7736 No he wasn't. Gandalf the white was far more confident and joyful than the Grey.
Ashoka: ah yes..Ashoka the Grey was my name...
Now I'm Ashoka..the White
@@akdreamer6497 Gandalf The White - More confident? Yes. More joyful? No.
Nobody can swing a lightsaber like Hayden lol
He is the Master after all…
I’d say it’s a toss up between Hayden and Ray Park. Haha Hayden was phenomenal in this episode. Captured Matt Lanter’s Clone Wars Anakin so well while also still capturing his Revenge of the Sith Anakin/Vader perfectly.
Young Obi-Wan is pretty fierce tho...
@@ihaveafettfetish9348 In Kenobi he slipped perfectly into the OT Vader as well. Dude's just the penultimate Anakin.
@@ihaveafettfetish9348Heyden was a big Star Wars fan long before he was in it - so I don't know if he just casually watched Clone Wars or not ... but I know Mary and Natasha both said Filoni gave them some home work episodes of Rebels to watch, I imagine Heyden got some Clone Wars homework before filming too. Paid off so good!
Hayden nailed it! Something tells me that wasn’t the last time we see him this season either.
I hope not!!! He’s just phenomenal. I hope he knows how much this means to us
Why do you copy paste your comments into different videos lol
@@perssontm1628 Umm… I didn’t. Leaving a similar comment on a different reaction video to the same episode and copy and pasting the exact same comment are not the same thing.
@@darthmuppet No you literally did, read this one and on primates channel they are identical 😂
@@perssontm1628 No, they aren’t. As mentioned above, I left two comments on two different reaction videos that were conveying the same thought and are worded mostly the same, but not exactly. Why do you even care?
Shout out to Ariana Greenblatt, the young woman playing kid Ahsoka she absolutely crushed it. Loving the continuing redemption arc for Hayden too given how much hate he copped during Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Lastly we finally got Rex not just once but twice. First just chilling in the background in the first flashback and then our boy finally saying something in the Siege of Mandalore one. Dave just reminding us why we love him
I thought it was him, but I wanted to confirmation before I assumed! I could barely see his helmet and wanted to make sure 🖤🖤🖤
she was Young Gamora too right?
@@Kevin.Costner. Yeah she was. She was also in 65 the sci-fi movie starring Adam Driver earlier this year. That movie probably isn't going to be winning any awards but I thought it was a lot of fun and she and Adam worked well together.
Yeah. Growing up and learning more about the prequel trilogy, it became increasingly apparent that Hayden wasn't really to blame for how Anakin was portrayed--George Lucas was just a terrible writer and director.
@@Reece_Hart She was also in Barbie, overall a pretty awesome year for her
Anakin flashing to Vader & back again while "training" Ahsoka....
Palpatine flashing to Sidious & back again while tempting Ezra....
Poetry 🤌🏼🤌🏼
Masterpiece 🤌🤌🤌
Anakin was fed up with Ahsoka he was was like. You want want Vader, I’ll give you Vader. 😂 and yeah I love the flashback to the Clone Wars to one of their first missions where she disobeyed Anakin and jumped into the siege of Mandalor. I always wanted a live action Clone Wars Era show, without messing with the original SAMURAI JACK animated one where General Grievous was a beast and explained a lot that led to Revenge of the Sith, or the CGI Clone Wars which I grew to love.
It's crazy that this show has brought two animated shows to live action, The Clone wars and Rebels.
After the last Jedi, I thought I’d kind of almost given up on Star Wars!! Mandalorian came out and I was like OK I see some hope!! Then people talk to me like you need to see the Coors and rebels there in Disney+ now, it’s gonna connect!! I’ve been those and then season three Mandalorian when Asoka showed up, I was like oh man hell yeah!! Now Asoka show up, this is straight up season five of “rebels” !! That episode was straight up Star Wars, Dave Filoni he needs to be in charge, and continue Jon Favreau he’s producer/writer!! There a team that truly understand Star Wars!!
@johnnynopocketsthe4knaaang521 We got Zeb at the end of Mando season 3 so its been done already
This garbage is nothing like the Clone Wars....this is Clown Wars!
@@michaellanger5671 so Dave filoni, the man that workedtoghta with George Lucas to write & create , The clone wars & Rebels!! Help create ashoka, who wrote & directed episode 5, (pretty much with Jon Favreau have been working on all the Star Wars TV that I’ve actually worked well!this shows made a lazy version of his own work?? I’m interested, in a normal conversation why do you feel this was a fake copy on the clone wars & rebels?? No craziness are arguing Just to argue!! Like I we’ll he’re you out!! Why do you feel this was a lazy copy of the animation??
What's crazy is people refusing to watch those shows.
The way Hayden’s whole face changed when his saber turned red was perfect.
I love your emotions in the reactions, it brings me back to watching it the first time. Thank you for making this video. Subbed
I loved seeing the different styles of fighting. Young Anakin was swing around but Vader Anakin was brutal and powerful with his strikes. Also, you can clearly see a change in Ahsoka at the end. She was happier and lighter than the other episodes. Anakin helped her refocus her life.
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We call this the padawan punt, it was a crucial move developed during order 66
That Actress played Young gamora and in Barbie, now young Ahsoka insane run🔥
That’s how I knew her!!! I couldn’t place her. I’m watching Barbie tomorrow, so I better get used to seeing her.
She also played young Gamora in Infinity War
@@vinsane_surad17 That is literally what the post you are replying to said.
Oh wow i literally just watched Barbie and i didn't know that was her.
I literally got chills when Jacen was using the Force instinctively and a variation of the Force Theme swells up in the background, that doesn't happen all too often with Disney Star Wars. Seeing Anakin in his stages from "good" Anakin, Darth Anakin and flashes of Darth Vader ( how cool was that???) was just amazing but also how he figuratively kicks Ahsoka in the butt to get over herself and start living again, to have the confidence that she canbe a teacher and Jedi and doesn't have to be just the warrior.
Ahsoka accepting this and rejecting the temptation ( did you notice the moment where she nearly gives into her anger and her eyes flash briefly to Sith Red?) by throwing away the Lightsaber Luke style and completing her training. She's a full blown Jedi now and ready to be a true Master to Sabine.
Tossing away the saber... just like Luke did when he faced Vader on the second Death Star.
@@LoreMerchant God how i wish for another meeting with her and Luke in a later season and them talking about all this, how they felt in that moment and what it was for them that gave them the strength to resist the Dark Side where Anakin couldn't. I think fandom would collectively melt down with Gal here never able to recover from that scene 🤣 ( also.. more Space Shit!)
I think it was more than just getting over herself. She was locked in that whole soldier mentality, and was absolutely worried that she was destined to be just like him. She needed to let all that go.
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Yes. She had learned how to survive but had forgotten how to live. She needed to let go of the guilt and the fear. She needed to be reminded that there was more to him and there's more to her too. All so she could go back to being her real self.
Force theme with Jacen, so amazing! Such an amazing episode.
In the beginning, Huyang made me so sad. I felt so bad for him.
You could feel his emotions. I love that him and chopper are so emotional
@@funnylilgalreacts I love his casting. The actor is doing a fantastic job, and looks like he's having a lot of fun doing it too. What a cool role, what a cool costume.
@@cliveklg7739 It's David Tennant, AKA the 10th Doctor in Doctor Who. He's a huge shakespeare buff and is just brilliant overall.
Ahsoka was the very last surviving member of the old Jedi Order (that he knows of). Losing her hurt him.
And now we see why Ahsoka abandoned training Sabine and wouldn't train Grogu. She feared that being Anakin's student meant that she would go bad as well - and doom any student she took on. 😢
Does Jacen end up at the school his Mom's friend's brother runs, along with the friend's son?
Angela: “how do you knock on a whale and say ‘excuse me sir, follow that ring’”
Ahsoka: *knock* Excuse me sir, follow that ring
😂😂 well played
Follow your hibernation patterns
In the Ghost, Hera has a picture of Kanan. If you pause during one of the episodes, and then zoom in on the picture, you will see that it is Freddie Prinze Jr's face in Kanan's attire.
We finally got her! Ahsoka the White!! 😁😁
Also, I think Anakin's lesson was about the difference between "surviving" and actually _"living"_ . Which is why she was much brighter and - for lack of a better word - _livelier_ after returning from the World Between Worlds.
that was what was missing in her training. In other words, her training was incomplete until this was part saber training, and mind training. It's also you can see he loves her like his little sister. which she really is
I loved the small touch of Ahsoka's eyes briefly turning yellow when she holds Anakin's red saber to his throat. You can miss it because it looks like a reflection but if you look close it's definitely there.
13:45 Rex can also be seen in the 1st scene with young Ahsoka in his old armor.
I feel like Filoni was making it pretty clear this was NOT a "dream" or a "vision" by having Jacen sense/hear what we know is happening. It's the WORLD BETWEEN WORLDS. And Force sensitive people can touch it better than those who are not. But it's clearly very real, not something in Ahsoka's head.
It's moreso a real thing because Anakin said things Ahsoka doesn't know. Like "I've heard that before" when she said she wouldn't fight him
I'm General Kenobi Cosplayer... watching Ep.5 flashback Make me cried. . For so long since Revenge of sith... thank U Dave
That "May the force be with you" From Hera made me cry
I saw a quote that said “We saw in this episode the Darth Vader that Obi Wan denied Palpatine” absolutely breathtaking!
True. THIS Darth Vader would have been unstoppable. Not even by Palpatine.
Yep, we literally watch him toy with Ahsoka the entire time, especially her kid form in the Siege of Mandalore, where she went toe to toe with Maul, and Vader Anakin is just straight up overpowering and outmaneuvering her.
@@ThomasKnip What? Palpatine never "stopped" Vader. There is nothing about physical or Force power that 'stopped' or controlled Vader. That was all strategy, it was all mental. The only time Vader physically challenged Palpatine, it was over quickly.
Obi Wan did not deny or lessen Vader for Palpatine in the slightest. Giving him some physical limitations did nothing as to his power with the force nor did it slow him in any physical way that we ever saw be meaningful.
@@curtisbmeGeorge Lucas would slightly disagree. ;)
Ahsoka travelling in the mouth of the Purrgil can also be seen as a direct reference to the biblical Jonah and the whale. Accepting his mission after he got enlightened.
So fun fact, the guy who plays Carson Teva, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, is playing Uncle Iroh in the upcoming Netflix live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender
Everything is connected and I love that!
On my 10th birthday in 1977, Star wars had been out for a while. My favorite uncle, he was the best, took me to see Star wars. Every single time I see Lucas film glisten across the screen. It takes me back to 10 years old with Quran. He was gone way too soon.
I have always been a sensitive guy, and I cry a little easier than I should. You cry at all the right spots, don't be ashamed of that, I'm not either. It's what makes us human.
When I was watching the end of your reaction, and you were talking about how great Hayden's role has been in this so far, I agreed and I was thinking literally and he finally has well written dialogue.
I'm not a hater on George Lucas, but he's not a master of dialogue. He is a master of the universe he created. I wish he had better writers working alongside him because that's the one thing. Have been absolutely killing it at, mandalorian, boba Fett, Obi-Wan and now ahsoka. The dialogue and the vision has been extraordinary.
It has the feel of the original trilogy with a little extra on the dialogue sauce. I'm happy for Hayden as well, he got far too much grief for the original trilogy which had its flaws. None of which were Hayden.
Since surviving COVID 3 years ago, I can't control my tears. Sometimes. I cry a dumb commercial sometimes and I don't even know why. But I happily let the tears flow when things inspire me or move me. And getting to experience Star wars like I'm 10 again is nothing short of extraordinary.
Also loving Battlestar which came out when I was 11. The reboot was how I saw it as a kid. I didn't realize how ridiculous and cheesy the original series was, thank you for providing some entertainment to me as I continue to fight to recover. You are awesome and I love seeing it through your eyes. The good news is we still have half the season left.
This episode was freaking amazing. Holy crap. Dave Filoni needs to take over all of Star Wars now.
Agreed
Watch Mauler take this episode apart it was awesome
" -Holy- crap " There, I fixed it.
Can we just soak in for a moment that Jacen helped his mother connected to the Force so that she could hear the lightsabers as well
I think that's kind of special
Same reaction here... 1º time I saw Star Wars I was 9 years old in 1980 and it got into me. Today I woke up and saw Hayden do his part as Anakin and I really went into tears... and yes, Chopper is a war criminal LOL... young Ahsoka was amazing!!!! Really felt like going back to the Clone Wars.
Absolutely incendiary Star Wars content 😭❤️ it was perfect
Best Star Wars Streaming Episode, Ever. If there was one thing I wanted from Star Wars was another Big Brother & Little Sister conversation between these too. And the fact that he said, “I’m here to complete your training,” and “I haven’t taught you everything yet” warms my heart.
I’m an old guy and she’s my favorite - so to have her (my hero) tested yet again by the best there ever was, warms my heart so much. She’s even better now - mentally, physically, spiritually and ready.
She has entered The Cave, passed through The Ordeal, and is Returning With The Elixer. (if you're familiar with the mono myth or story circle.) This was a great episode. :D
In my opinion, this episode was therapy for Ahsoka. For so long she, like Obi Wan, blamed herself for her master’s downfall and turn to the dark side. Seeing his projection automatically turned her back into that innocent girl we knew throughout Clone Wars. And having to see everything again and relive some of that trauma during this episode is definitely a way of her getting closure. She finally sees her master again, not as Vader like their last encounter. But as the person she knew, his true self Anakin Skywalker. By this point, she knows he redeemed himself thanks to Luke, we just haven’t seen that part.
It was cool to see Ahsoka smile again and be herself again
Dude the cinematography was just….just…..🤌🏼!!!!!!!
Anakin learning the lesson from Luke in ROTJ and then teaching it to Ahsoka is one of the most star wars things I've seen in a long time. Hope.
Regarding Sabine's decision to hand over the orb, I think it makes perfect sense; especially for a seasoned veteran like her. Destroying the orb means completely ending any chance of finding Ezra. Handing the orb over only just brings the Morgan and her team one step closer towards bringing Thrawn back. As Sabine knows, the bad guys make small steps towards their goal all the time. Yet, she and the others have always managed to find a way to wrest victory from the jaws of defeat. It would make less sense for Sabine to be so completely unwilling to take any risk when it means completely abandoning people she cares about.
She was being herself not a Jedi. That was what Ahsoka expected her to be. Said it herself. A Jedi with no attachment would have destroyed it. Sabine is no Jedi, she is a Mandalorian and they don't leave one behind.
She's a selfish self-pitying brat if this series is your only introduction to the character.
I didn't start Ashoka until yesterday, because I hadn't seen Rebels yet. I was so glad I waited and saw that first, for this episode alone; to say nothing of the others in this series
Ariana Greenblatt played young Ahsoka. She also played young Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War😮 Her father, Shon(a friend of mine on Facebook who I got to hang out with at a couple conventions), played John Doe in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare👍
Ariana has a great career ahead of her.
This episode was amazing seeing young Ahsoka live action and the battle between Anakin, and love seeing Ahsoka The White. Shes now allegiance to the Force, reflecting her journey and brushes with death. a fun fact .... Ariana Greenblatt who played young Ahsoka in this episode also played young Gamora in "Avengers: Infinity War. Keep up the amazing work.
13:54 I really like that they brought in Temuera Morrison. Dee Bradley Baker was imitating Morrison's voice in the cartoons - Morrison has always been the live-action face and voice of the clones, and now he gets to voice perhaps the most legendary of all of them.
I am such a Dee Bradley Baker fan… I would’ve been so hyped for him. But I love Temuera too. Either way I was happy. Just seeing Rex meant the world to me.
@@funnylilgalreacts there's still Appa in your current schedule ;)
Btw - BSG, AtlA, and Ahsoka all at once? I've been having fun here since Arcane, but lately your channel has become part of my daily routine.
I discovered you recently because out of the blue, YT suggested your Galactica mini-series reaction and I MISS that show so I watched it and I've been loving following along as you watch that. And here we are, your video is showing up even before that of Reel Rejects (Greg Alba) or Jaby Koay (with Achara Kirk)! KUDOS! Love it! Love your laughter, love your tears. Keep it up, funnysnipsgal.
They are awesome, Greg posted that his commentary went long because they loved the episode so much and that makes me so happy! I can’t wait to see both of the reactions
As someone who considers Ahsoka to be one of the greatest characters in Star Wars, this episode had me in my emotions. When she was clothed in her Ahsoka the White clothing I was a happy mess of emotions. This was special. Thank you, Dave Filoni!!!
Growing up watching the first Clone Wars film. Then the entire series on CN. Collecting the Lego sets and creating my own battle scenarios as a kid... the nostalgia this scene brought for me 🥲
CAPTAIN REX!!!! 🥹
I know this is coming REAAAL late, but did anyone notice a medling of Anakin and Vader's voice when he says, "You lack conviction."?
She goes into the wbw as ahsoka the grey and comes out ahsoka the white. She blamed herself for his downfall but he showed her the past and she seen he was destined to fall b4 she even left the order so when she comes out she no longer blames herself. Also if u pay attention anakins eyes werent sith yellow they were red like the son of mortis, and ahsokas eyes turn sith yellow for a split second at the end of their engagement.
There is nothing more magical than the "Binary sunset"
Seeing a younger Ahsoka brought a flood of fond memories from her introduction to this universe. Before this series started the only thing about the live action version of her that didn't go over well with me was the deepness of her voice. I accepted it anyways. With this episode, a younger version, with a closer voice tone that Ashley Eckstein gave us, I'm now totally content with everything about her.
A wonderful reaction, Angela!! Take care!!
i usually just watch a show and find the reactions later. I saw a certain someone show up and my immediate thought, said out loud, was "oh, angela..."
It's good to see Hayden never lose he's lightsaber skill gave me chills
Great reaction!
Young Ahsoka, Rex, Anakin ... and the end was pure "Rebels".
I had a shimmer in my eyes the whole time while I couldn't stop smiling, 56 yo fanboy, that I am. 😄
Now THAT was an amazing episode. I think Dave was messing with everyone when we saw Anakin’s face at the end of Part 4 and it was just fine throughout Part 5. Good one, Dave! 😂
Lol definitely had us worried
(In T'challa's voice) "Get this man(Jacen Syndulla) a Lightsaber!"
Also love the "Ahsoka the White" outfit!!
I just know Kanan would be proud of Jacen here 🥲 I hope he gets trained and becomes a jedi too.
@@davidbergfors6820 That's what I was thinking too, if they're sticking with... those movies, shall we say, being canon then he would likely be one of the younglings killed by Kylo
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Pretty sure if Jacen got trained, his master would be Ezra. Besides, this is pretty much the Filoniverse. I doubt he would want to mix this up with the horrible sequel trilogy. He would keep his babies as far as he can from all that crap.
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I'm not saying they aren't canon. All I'm saying is that Filoni is very careful with his work and so far it's obvious he's trying not to make any connections or even allusions to the sequel trilogy.
As for Jacen, I think Ezra will definitely train him. Pretty sure that's why Filoni is showing him as force-sensitive now, just when Ahsoka is about to go look for Ezra. This has nothing to do with Luke and whatever he's doing.
FLG - "I'm gonna be crying this whole episode"
me - "Same"
This episode had me so hard not to cry too much at times. Seeing Hayden with his usual fighting style was so amazing to see again.
I will be forever grateful to Dave for bring amazing Star Wars content to all the fans.
Absolutely love your reactions as always!
I don't normally watch react videos, but this one, it's like reliving the reveals over again. It's absolutely emotional each time and a masterpiece.
14:36 I love the editing they did to combine Hayden’s voice with the distortion of Vader’s voice
As I was watching this episode I was thinking "Funnylilgal is going to cry at this part" or smile at others lol
Carson: "Oh, more space wizard shit 🙄"
I love watching people that let emotions take over. You are a beautiful person inside and out. Cheers
This episode was so amazing. The: feels, action, music, story and wonder is everything great about Star Wars!
In Chopper's Friend/Foe Identification Database, Hera and Jacen are designated "friendly." Literally everyone else is designated "expendable."
The flickering and seeing Vader was awesome!
This was the best lightsaber fight... First peak Anakin vs Ahsoka, then Snips with the green lightsaber back in the Clone Wars, then the Siege of Mandaslore, and finally... AnaVader vs Ahsoka in the world between worlds. That final fight was so perfect with Anakin/Vader fighting with Anakin's full agility and skill along with Vader's ferocity and power being Ahsoka's final Jedi challenge. So perfect!
Best reaction video to this episode. So many teary eyes for this one. Especially this review.
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Some of best Star Wars I’ve ever seen.
This episode was so freaking awesome. The shots of Anakin was perfect where you got to see the half Vader half Anakin. But I wish this was a movie instead
I wanted more too but I think these little bites will satisfy for a while
I could have EASILY watched a 3 hour film of Anakin and Ahsoka flashbacks
This show is a prequel to Heir to the Empire, the next live action movie, exact same recipe Marvel did with Wandavision being a prequel to Dr Strange 2
Carson so such a ride or die bro. Risks his career for Hera, and as soon as he hears that Jacen has "abilities" he's just like, okay, whatever. Let's just get this done.
He's like the definition of blue collar fighter pilot. :D
In this episode Anakin teaches Ahsoka how to live, not just survive.
Essentially, her character arc in this show revolves around how she had ceased to embrace life fully. In the initial episode, Sabine highlights her likely loneliness. Due to the trauma she's endured, the burden of guilt she carries, and her self-doubt stemming from Anakin's transformation, she has distanced herself from others. Ahsoka has effectively halted her genuine living and allowed her past to shape her identity. Baylan's accusation of her leaving behind a legacy of death and destruction strikes a chord with Ahsoka, as she was once a child soldier and may feel that combat is her sole purpose (as evidenced by her conversation with Anakin in this episode). Anakin reassures her that she's more than that, just as he's more than just Vader. Ahsoka must make the choice to continue living in the present and move forward.
That is a really great arc analysis!
"What a beautiful moment..." that you CUT, thus robbing it of context, relevance and all meaning. Well done.
Its been half an hour since I watched this myself and I STILL have chills!
Hopefully, this show can attract more fans to the animated series.
Clone Wars, Rebels, & Bad Batch- while at times, sure, they can be hit or miss- but they have some of my all-time favorite moments in all of Star Wars. Obi-Wan & Maul on Tatooine. Kanan on the fuel depot. Crosshair & Mayday. Ahsoka leaving Anakin & the Order. Ahsoka & Rex...
I mean, when they hit, they hit hard & full & deep.
Am I the only one who thinks that, albeit small, David Tennant's performance is one of the best parts of the show. I love Huyang. Great episode. I didn't realize how much I wanted a live action Clone Wars until now. Young Ahsoka, and Hayden, were great.
And there it is. Sometimes it's just nice to be wrong. This episode was exactly what I wanted out of a show about Ahsoka. Everything from here on out is just gravy.
Great episode! Enjoying the series the more it goes. I start crying every time I see you cry. I enjoy watching you enjoy this series. You're one of my favorite people. I agree with you about the different character interactions and the writing. Much Love to you and all the best. May The Force Be With You ❤🙂❤
I’m getting the vibe of ahsoka and Anakin being the new Mortis characters, with Anakin being the father and a balance of the force, Ahsoka being the daughter aka the light side of the force, and IF they make starkiller canon and have him be anakins other apprentice, or have him be darth Vaders apprentice, he’d represent the dark side of the force
Sam Witwer was playing Marrok, the Inquisitor Ahsoka killed and since Marrok is very close to Marek fans are speculating that Galen Marek finally is canon and played by the same actor that voiced and mocap'd him all the way back in Force Unleashed
Gods this was a good episode, the fighting, the live action clone wars, how young Ahsoka really was, Hayden just friggen amazing. But weirdly it was the purgil theme that made me cry. Following in John Williams footsteps is an impossible task damn was that a fine piece of music. And seeing you react the same way i did was just the cherry on top. I'm just so happy.
I love Carson Tevas reaction.... Why do we have to go fly scans????? Well - Jacen has abilities, his father was a Jedi.... OH OK!!!! LET'S GO.... As soon as he learned that Jacen had force abilities, he just went with it....
I thought last weeks episode was peak Star Wars, but this episode is just.... I'm at a loss for words....
I mean... LIVE ACTION CLONE WARS ANAKIN AND SNIPS (AND REX)!!!! AHSOKA IN THE SIEGE OF MANDALORE!!!! OMG, I had to see it 3 times, before I could see it clearly through my happy tears!!!!
Hayden was brilliant! If Dave, not George directed the prequel I think Hayden's acting would get the respect it deserves. Such an amazing episode. Your reactions summed it up perfectly
This is why we need more people who love the Star Wars world actually be involved with the show. Dave Filoni needs to continue being part of the live adaptations and not just the animations. This is what we want. Good character development so when we come to moments like these we are screaming with excitement because we know what it means.
As I was reading the credits after this episode, I noticed a Critical Role connection. The Director of Photography is Quyen Tran who is married to Critical Role's Sam Riegel who played and voiced Scanlan Shorthalt.
I just loved the whole "Master and Apprentice" interaction, that is such a staple in SW jedi canon. Anakin - Ahsoka - Sabine, all defined by the lesson they received by their masters, changed by the life and expiriences they made, to the good and bad.
And that young Ahsoka casting was just spot on, she looked liek the animated one.
14:09 Btw, did you know that according to “Bespin Bulletin” there was a fight scene shot between Anakin (as Hayden Christensen) and Ahsoka (as Savannah Steyn instead of Ariana Greenblatt, at least for that scene) on Mustafar in an alternate-reality-like setting during the "world-between-world like" moments, which they said was cut from the actual episode. In that scene Anakin would have showed her that she couldn't have changed his fate to become Vader even if she were there at that point, which would have taken away a lot of her guilt of her not having been there and not being able to save him, resulting in the now more light-hearted Ahsoka. They cut that scene, maybe cause it wasn't really a memory and/or cause Anakin's message/lesson was a different one? Though I still hope they would release it as a separate video on YT or sth like that, cause I would really like to see what that scene (and Savannah Steyn as Ahsoka) would have looked like and it also explains a bit better imo why Ahsoka is more enlightened and happy at the end.
That cut scene may be repurposed for a later episode.
@@peterlenham3180 I hope so.
I’m not gonna lie, the last 2 episodes of Ahsoka is the most excited I’ve ever felt watching Star Wars.
YES! I AM SO HYPED THAT YOU UPLOADED YOUR REACTION TONIGHT! I have a busy day tomorrow and was worried I'd have to wait all day to see it. 🎉 🎉 🎉 this episode was AMAZING!!!
Xander is MVP getting this edited so quickly 🙌🙌
@@funnylilgalreactsXander is the man!
I was blown away by this Episode 5 of Ahsoka. It left me completely speechless. I can’t wait to see what happens on Tuesday. This episode left me with the same feeling I had when I watched Revenge Of The Sith for the first time in 2005. I also was so happy to see Hayden Christensen really be able to act his heart out as Anakin. He was so naturalistic and charismatic in the episode. He brought so much nuance and depth to his line delivery. It felt like major redemption for him after years of many people complaining he was stiff and wooden as Anakin, he was a bad actor and ruined Star Wars. I’ve never agreed with that. He blew me away for years with his excellent acting performances in Life As A House And Shattered Glass, not to mention the TV show he starred in: Higher Ground. Everytime I rewatch these all I’m still amazed at his talent and intensity as an actor
Carson is the Coulson of Star Wars (^_^ ) Amazing episode. Ahsoka is full Gandalf the White now.
Love your lighting! This episode was one of THE best I’ve ever seen
Holy Avengers! It's young Gamora! Perfect casting for young Ahsoka!
I cried the ENTIRE episode! Lol Absolutely amazing.
I felt like Ahsoka's Jedi robes changing from dark to light represents her forgiving herself and Anakin and completing her training. She made the same choice Luke did when he fought Vader.
You can even see it when she communes with the Star Whale, she looks so happy to be using the Force in a pure way and for a truly good purpose
She even threw away Anakin's' saber with the same gesture that Luke did on the death star when he refused to fight Palpatine.
We got Ahsoka the White. A great part for the actress Ariana Greenblatt who played young Ahsoka.
I loved this episode. Kid Ahsoka did such a great performance! Also we got a version of Rex even though no face but we know what it looks like haha.
I am so happy about the qutality of this show, for me it's become one of the best Star Wars-media overall. Competing with the classic OG trilogy in my book. Filoni does know how to wield the force ^^
Also Jacen is so good, I want to see what he becomes :D Maybe he become one of the new order of Jedi
This is storytelling. This is fantasy, the power of imagination. This is Star Wars. The flashes between Anakin and Vader are great. The dreamlike backdrop reminds me of Kurosawa's films. Filoni has closed a chapter in the history of the characters. Dunno if it's the end, but I'm satisfied. Beautiful episode, simply magical.
You know, I went through a lot of stuff when a child and that unfortunatelly made me not be able to cry when I need to, but Star Wars go completely over this and usually tears me apart with its heavy subjects. I want to thank Dave Filoni and his crew for taking so much weight from my back with this episode, because this lesson wasn't only for Ahsoka, this lesson was for me and many other as well. Ep 4 and 5 literally changed my life and I'm so grateful for that.
That timing for "Shot!" with what happened in the next second, was 👩🏼🍳😙👌🏼.
You in tears of joy saying, “he looks really bad here,” is one of my favorite moments. Thankfully he looks GREAT IN THIS EPISODE!
This masterpiece easily topped the glorious Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 8. I totally understood all your reactions, sometimes we almost synced them! From ALL the live-action CW's shots they could conceive... The orange-helmet clones coming from the fog with Rex during the Mandalor Siege... THAT hit hard into my heart as was uncalled for. Damn Filoni, he made me shed some tears of pure joy and hope for this amazing series! And not behind it, all the interactions between Ahsoka and Anakin were brilliantly directed and filmed. Their lightsaber duels were incredible and tense! The switch between the Light and Dark Side of the Force was so on the spot. Can't wait for your next reaction videos.
Young Ahsoka was the same actress as Young Gamora. And apparently in Barbie, too, but I haven't seen that yet.
Omg you make me cry ❤ the force is strong in you. Big fan here!