ACOLYTE Episode 5 BREAKDOWN - Every STAR WARS Easter Egg & ENDING EXPLAINED!
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it’s.. the best one yet!
Who is Juunas
Love how his saber split into two then he clips it back together again.
Vader does a saber throw in RoTJ
Hey Ryan, for your next video can you talk about this theory that one person (which is me) stated that Qimir could be the first Knight of Ren. Even the Kylo REN music went off in the final scene of the episode.I also think that Sol will eventually succumb to his darkness and become Plagueis. I also believe OSHA and MAE are the same person. Would really appreciate the shoutout in at least one of these theories.
I know Otto Hightower is disgusted that Mae would try the twin swap.
„Insolent pup“
Thank you for that laugh
2 twin swaps in 1 week of media 🍻🍻 luv it
LMFAO😂😂😂
That look on Hightowers face has to become a meme
Sol always calls Osha and Mae by their names. But when they switch he asks “your sister” so he knows they switched.
Okay so I spent 11-1/2 seconds trying to make a sense of why he wouldn't immediately confront her about it and ask what she did with Osha. And the only thing that works is that he's leaving Osha in the hands of a Sith Lord on purpose.
@@blairhoughton7918 and that does not make sense. So Sol can't even tell his former Padawan apart from her sister.
He not only didn't use her name, he slightly hesitated before saying "your sister".
@@shlatekkin so he intentionally left Osha with the sith on purpose? Make it make sense.
@@blairhoughton7918or the combined toll of losing his whole team and battling the guilt from his past is leaving him so imbalanced that he just hasn’t noticed yet…
I was super impressed by Jecki's lightsaber ability. She had so much potential which makes her end all the more heartbreaking. She made the Ani mistake, rushing in without her master.
The show is garbage
Sol didn't even had to sense the darkside in her. He just had to look at her forehead, you know, the big white spiral tattoo that differentiates the twins. 😂
I think he knows and just went with it. I make those decisions every day at 711 when I need breakfast and a pick me up asap.
Vader uses a saber throw in the original trilogy
Rey does as well in the training montage of ROS.
Frisbee throw not a boomerang right?
Ty you ☺️
Indeed Vader did, but he threw it but wasn't a Boomerang like Qimir did
Yeah but I think he means we didn’t get to SEE it. All it shows his him rearing back and then the lightsaber hitting the supports holding up the walkway. So we didn’t exactly see it flying like we did in this one. It also didn’t return to his hand, it just fell to the floor
One big thing that wasn't mentioned. Bazil finds Pip's "head" and sniffs it. When he returns to the ship and is following Sol and Mae, he sniffs again and it appears he is realizing that what he is smelling off of Pip (osha) is not what he's smelling off of who we know is Mae but Sol believes (or is pretending to believe) is Osha.
It might not be Osha he can smell, bit Pip. He was realising that he can only smell Pip from his hand and not in the air?
The scent may be difficult as it is Mae but in Osha’s full outfit. It has to muffle her scent at least somewhat. That and the lightsaber singed hair might make pinpointing the “Mae” distinct smell difficult
Sol can read minds. How did he not notice it's not osha?
@@tigerlancerI believe Sol knows it's Mae
@@bobbyhoward2304 if he knew that, he would not leave osha behind. An editor should have read the script. This show is hard to follow. 70% of the cast is already dead. 🤦🏻♂️
Qimir even sarcastically jokes to Mae about how obvious it was that he turned out to be her master. He almost sounded disappointed that Mae didn't figure it out. I do like Qimir because he's got that Obi-Wan sarcasm, even using it on Sol when he asks why risk discovery and Qimir responds with I was wearing a mask...
Darth Jar Jar drunken master vibes. here for it.
I like it.
It almost proves that the Sith are more like regular people than the Jedi are. I've always said that.
@@ganjagremlinI love the jar jar drunken master theory
I'm just happy we have a show where the sith isn't some emotional wreck. This guy is relatable.
I felt that when the tracker found the droid and returned to the ship, he could smell that May had taken her sister's place.
Doug dropped a truth bomb about Sol leaving their Jedi friends to be consumed by local wildlife. That hit hard.
They're becoming One with the Force.
I think they would definitely come back for their bodies. They have to get out of their alive to get a dozen bodies
Do we think the show can effectively execute their rashumon style format and show two more perspectives and tie up the current timeline in 3 episodes??
@@Phbalancedshorty I don't know. Doug is usually spot-on when it comes to SW theories.
Doug was spitting fire the whole episode. Nearly everything that came out of his mouth should be a t-shirt.
I actually liked the fighting choreography in this episode🔥🔥
i agree but bugs taking qimir up into the sky looked a bit comical
Too bad they couldn't just give us a full scene of fighting instead of breaking the entire episode into 45 second chunks. The cuts are constant and break all the tension, repeatedly.
@@MontgomeryWenisthat’s a Star Wars hallmark tho… there always 3 different battles they would switch between
@@MontgomeryWenisthe editing was so awkward. Nostalgic wipe cuts won’t save bad timing.
Exactly! When Sol had his big stare down with Qimir I went “eeeeeeeeeee! Aaaah shit!!” Then they cut the damn scene 😂
I love the reveal of the goofy character being a “Sith” lord as sort of a wink to the fan theory that Jar Jar was a secret Sith
Maybe, or it could just be a callback to how Palpatine had everyone, Jedi included, convinced he was like FDR when he was really like Hitler. Sith are masters of deception, “it’s like poetry, it rhymes…” and all that.
I wouldn't call it a reveal. It was pretty obvious to anyone that was watching the show that there was a 99.9% chance it was him. I for one was not remotely surprised.
@@zerolegacy7821I thought he may have been the sith, but then I saw that he was helping Mae find the wookie and stuff, and I doubted that a sith master would do that. Also, when I saw that the sith with jacked, I didn't think that they could've been the same person
@@thesithofearth3617 For me, the fact that he subdued Mae so easily was the dead giveaway. We never really got a look at Qimir's arms before this so who knows but him stopping Mae... sold it for me.
@@arvelcrynyd6311 I hope you are right!
Honestly, I was bummed to see Jecki die. She did very well for a padawan, especially considering she wasn't prepared to face a Sith Lord. She temporarily arrested Mae, she worked well with Sol with dueling the Sith, she broke his helmet, and altogether lasted longer than pretty much the entire group of Jedi apart from Sol. If she survived and were a little older, this might as well have been her trials to become a knight, not unlike Obi-Wan beating Maul on Naboo or Anakin's first duel with Asajj.
Also, I hope the guy is not Plagueis. My hope is he's Plagueis' apprentice.
"and Chewbacca is played by the same guy who played CHEWBACCA" 😂
Yeah, I caught that too... Kelnacca, chewbacca, meh.. close enough -- NOT! :P
Thank you! Saved me having to type anything in.
What?
dude says exactly 0 words correctly. MF said SHRILLYWOK
Yord Horde is in FULL mourning
He will be missed😢😢😢😢
Was not expecting him or Jeckis death
NOOOOO!!!!! Yord!!!!!!!
RIP 🍻🖤 he was def growing on me. Oi
That guy sucked lol
So the thing with turning the lightsaber off before the trees fall is also very reminiscent of old samurai movies where a swordsman will draw cut and re-sheath his blade before you see someone or something be cut down.
The battle had me in edge, totally not expecting Jecki and Yord to die. Credit to all involved that both were total gut punches. Forget the haters, this show is delivering!
😂😂😂
@@sinra9379 leave us alone enjoy ur prequels honey
@@sinra9379fans like you have been so so much worse for the franchise than Disney
Mediocrity and how not follow lore, maybe
@@affenket fans calling out bad writing and disrespect that Disney does frequently is worse for the franchise?
"Claustrophobic? Who Would Ever Be Afraid Of Santa Claus?" - Jason Mendoza
Jason figured it out? JASON. Oh this one hurts
Oh dip!
Darth Bortles
Ya I was happy to see this guy again since the good place
My theory is that Qimir is a canon version of Venamis. It would make sense with him using poisons and would set him up to be killed by his master (Tenebrous) and replaced with Plageius
thatd be pretty nice
My current wild theory tracks with this. Qimir is actually Venamis, and Qimir will do something to Mae/Osha in the finale that enrages Sol (probably exposing their past and then killing one or both of them). This will be done in the presence of his master (Tenebrous). Tenebrous will sense the darkness in Sol (you see it slipping through in this episode, like when he attacked from behind and when he almost killed an unarmed Qimir before Osha stopped him), and he will encourage Sol to kill Qimir because he knows Qimir is trying to betray him. This will be the final act that pushes Sol to the dark side, and makes him pledge allegiance to Venamis and become his apprentice (thus becoming Darth Plageius).
Which would ultimately make this series the origin story for Darth Plageius. It would allow him to cover up any mention of the appearance of the Sith (thus preserving Ep 1 canon), and also start destroying the Jedi from within when he returns to the temple. And also explains why he tries to create life with his apprentice, because he has seen the result (the creation of Mae and Osha) and knows it can done through the dark side. To top it off, turning the sun (Sol) dark would also mark the end of the Jedi order.
@@jlhillmann79Plagueis is supposed to be from the banking Clan though, would hate to see him replaced with a human
@@jlhillmann79 Nice theory, except that Plagueis is a Muun species in his novel and graphic novels. I get that the show might not care about changing things, but the Plagueis novel only came out a few years ago, so it would be hard to retcon him into a regular human. And if they DID do that, well… I suspect the fandom will rage harder than they’ve ever raged before, and SW would be in a very troubled situation.
That would be cool but wasn't Venamis a Bith? Like with the theory of it being Plagueis who was part of the banking clan I'd hate for then to take already established Sith Lords and make them human, or human looking when there are so many alien species out there that we'd like to see.
Watching a sith mow down Jedi who didn’t even know what “it” (sith) was, was amazing. Truly a testament to the jedis ignorance and even arrogance. They truly think they’re the only ones who can wield the force as they do
Qimir was using Filipino Martial Arts called Kali or Escrima. What a bad ass tribute from Manny!
Right before Jecki’s death I was thinking to myself
“I wonder how long before Phantom Menace Jecki died”
Then she was stabbed thrice through her chest
Welp 😂
In a triangle no less, the Sith loves triangles and pyramids. What a reveal, I knew it would be Qimir, but still a great shot.
They’re definitely going to revive her she isn’t dead lightsabers dont kill in disney starwars
@@ChawkletStudios Nah she is definitely dead
why are you calling her Phantom Menace ?
I like the theory that Qimir is also from the Cove, created by the witches from the force and secretly living/training when Mae and Osha are children. This is actually possible, cause in episode 3 when Osha says "we are the only children here" the witches that are braiding their hair look at each other. Also, when the mother is talking about the life, the camera shows other witch, Qimir 's possible mother. This theory would explain how Qimir knows about what happened in the Cove and why he cares about the twins so much, because he's their half-brother
It would also explain why he has burn scars on his arms.
That would violate the narrative introducing Quimir is a brother. But… Maybe it’s their other mom. Hiding her appearance ( like a chimera) as a master from everyone. Intruding people’s minds. She carried them during pregnancy and wanted them to be trained harder. That could be the twist.
@@Darth.Shredder thats a good point, didnt notice those
Good theory, but I like mine.
He is The “REN” of the knights of ren, or his master is.
@@markkjacobsongood theory.....after Yorde said that "he got in his head", Osha did tell him her mother can do that and she saw it
RIP Jecki. And Yord, I guess. But I really liked Jecki. My theory is that Mae and Osha are a force dyad, but it's because they are the same being split into two separate bodies. If you remember, Mother Koril said something about the Jedi discovering "how" they created the girls. Suggesting that they did something "unnatural"... like maybe used dark side magic to split one child into two... dark side and light side parts. Also, I think it's possible that Qimir is the apprentice and Mother Koril is his master. Before this episode, I figured Qimir was the Sith, but also thought the telegraphing might have been a misdirection and it was actually Koril. And finally, I think Sol knows very well that it's Mae and not Osha, but he's going along with it for now... for reasons.
That sith lord really sounded like Ultron when he had his helmet on...
The fight scenes are pretty wild and theres gotta be a meme for Jacked Qimir😂
Like Ben swollo
Smilo Ren
C'mere.
“Like a baby…or a libertarian.” 😂😂😂 Perfect writing
lol…we need UA-cam shorts of Doug being snarky in his home life…he’s a treasure!
PERFECT LOL
It reminded me of this awesome quote in the (absolutely amazing) most recent season of Fargo:
*Lorraine Lyon:* "So you want freedom without responsibility? Son there's only one person on Earth who gets that deal."
*Sheriff Roy Tillman:* "The President?"
*Lorraine Lyon:* "A baby. You're fighting for your right to be a baby."
WHERE IS THIS T-SHIRT?
Came to the comment section to say this about this about that line.
Manny Jacinto is absolutely brilliant casting! He is very adept at playing a fool (in The Good Place) but also has the real looks and charisma to be a strong Villain!
One thing that made me know it was him as the stranger/master is that in episode 2 while in his shop, he knew it was OSHA, when he shouldn’t have even know that she had a twin at that time.
was waiting for him to say "And that's how we do it in Jacksonville!" or something
edit he did get pretty ripped for the role though.
Jason 😊
BORTLES! I can’t help but picture him from The Good Place too 😂
If he said Bortles!! after snapping Yordes neck 😂
Darth Vader threw his lightsaber in Return of the Jedi
Exactly! I don't know how he really missed that.
Marrok threw his in Ahsoka, too
And Yoda threw his into a clone trooper in RotS
Really? Didn't know that lol
This dude seems to have "get it out first" as his #1 priority. Slave to the algorithm.
This episode is the most brutal thing in Star Wars since Anikan killed younglings
Um... what? Did you watch Clone Wars? Rogue ONE? Andor? The Bad Batch? Hell... even Book of Boba Fett was more brutal (for the audience, lol)
Sure but I just saw a sith snap a Jedi’s neck
No the lasr scene in rogue one with vader is better lol
@@snakes4706 Vader is the king of neck snapping. How do you not know this, lol?
@@sinra9379 Agreed 100%
I’m not sure why this series gets so much hate. I’m all in and it’s still a good mystery going on halfway through.
Folks rallied their followings to tank it before it was even out because they didn't like what folks said in interviews, then the greater internet jumped on the hate bandwagon like they always do
@@thejuansnow Not entirely true. I watched the first episodes completely naive and open minded until episode 3, that was frankly just low quality and bad writing, and then realized a lot of other people had issues with the series as well. Admittedly, many focus on "agendas" and the ladies in charge, but just as many are complaining about the unprofessionalism and messy story.
So, it's a mixed bag. I'm glad some people seem to enjoy it though. I do too, to some extent - but the entire show is a very mixed bag :)
It's really not great. These shows have been getting progressively worse since Book of Boba Fett. Great to see people are so easily impressed. More Andor, less kiddie bullshit please.
@JD-xd4sy never said it wasn't a mixed bag, he said he didn't understand the HATE. You're talking about folks woth valid criticisms, which there are. But most of those folks don't HATE the show they just see flaws
One interesting detail that my dad pointed out to me about the master’s helmet is that the big smile is very reminiscent of abaloth (the mother of mortis)
That's what I've thought since then first reveal of the helmet
I dunno, maybe kinda. But it really reminds me of Japanese Hannya masks, used in Kabuki and rituals. SW has never been shy about borrowing stylistic elements from Japanese culture, specifically from feudal Japan-Samurai and whatnot. Maybe Abeloth was influenced by Hannya masks first and then Qimir’s helmet was influenced by Abeloth? So maybe both are true, but I immediately thought Hannya masks.
My theory is that Qimir isn't the master but possibly an apprentice of Darth Tenebrous.
If that is correct, I wouldnt be surprised if Qimir gets killed at the end for showing himself too early and for seeking an acolyte (pupil) too.
A cool reveal would be Darth Tenebrous showing up at the end to recruit a young Hego Damask II, (Darth Plagueis)
Would fit with the title of the show. These events set in motion how Tenebrous picks an acolyte that ultimately leads to Palpatine.
This is the most likely scenario and it’s been in my head for weeks now, he is 100% the apprentice, notice how when he speaks with Sol his vocabulary is very specific, he is looking for a pupil.. for an acolyte… he’s not looking for an apprentice to continue to rule of two he’s looking for someone to help him overthrow tenebrous or plagius ( I personally think his master has to be plagius and not tenebrous purely because of the steps tenebrous went through to manipulate the conception of Hugo Damask and that would need a lot more setting up than a few episodes in this series )
That makes a lot of sense. I hope this does happen. It would be so cool to see other siths
I've been thinking the same for a while too - although, they have some timeline issues (20ish years at least) to resolve to fit cannon...
That would be great way to end Season 1 & lead into Season 2! 🤞🏽
“She’s was a child”
“You brought her here…”
BADASS 🔥🔥
I loved that line! Seeing Qimir having gone from being a foolish, silly, drunk guy to being so calm, cold, and callous was amazing and chilling to watch. Great job, Manny Jacinto! Give that dude an Emmy, Best Supporting Actor! Great fight choreography too.
11:19 Vader had the first saber throw in live action during the final battle in ROTJ fighting Luke
It was Shein's own lightsabre that fizzled out and came back to life. She had used Kelnacca's as her backup
Love that store
They made us see how badass Jecki was and then killed her character...smh,🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️😔😔
She was my favorite character of the show
sniff sniff... she can still be forced healed right... right? :(
No. She's out.
Meh, others have been stabbed right in the chest and it didn't matter. She could be fine
@@nicksawrickshaw537 Stabbed through the liver you mean.
The organ that can naturally repair itself.
Poor Jecki got her heart, lungs, windpipe and spinal column cut open like Swiss cheese. Even if that didn't instantly kill her (or damn near instantly), with no medical attention, she's done for.
Next time, try media literacy.
Thanks for the shoutout! I never miss an Easter egg video and it’s so cool to be featured in one
“And she’s able to double fist against the sith”14:41
I think Sol actually knows that the sister that followed him is not Osha. He actually asked her about "Her Sister" not Mae.
I agree as well. He knows it’s Mae and is up to as much no-good as she is! ☺️
Right. I thought, at first, how could he not sense who she really was. I think he does know and pretends not to. The look on his face in the ship as she follows him hints at that.
He got one out but not the other. Happened again
@@jeffs6090why would he leave osha with the sith then🤔
Darth Obvious when he says "Really you didnt know it was me?"
THEORY AND EASTER EGG YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: Episode 3- Destiny has the same title as a clone wars episode, That episode begins with a quote saying "Death is a Beginning." and follows Yoda learning how to become one with the force. I don't think its an accident due to the entire witch coven dying. Maybe they live on in Mae? Saying death was only the beginning of their journey in the force? Also one of the songs in that episode is named “Journeys End and Begin.”
I'm not sure if this is just a coincidence but I wanted to point it out.
Yeah. The end will probably be like echo. Maybe two sisters fight two siths and then have to win with, "the power of manyyyyy" thread ghosts
No hero sacrifices their Droid. She's going DARK. 😂
Darth Vader performed a saber throw to Luke in episode 6, when fighting in the Death Star 2 in front of the emperor
And by the way! In that scene there is a mistake. The light is coming out of the wrong side of the handle!
We've seen stun blasts not work immediately, but then work after a few more (thinking of the Commando clones from The Bad Batch).
Yeah but you can tell that they were being effected by the stun but the sith didn’t seem to be effected at all or weakened
It has nothing to do with the skills of this particular Sith and everything to do with the armor pieces he’s wearing.
It's the armor he's wearing
“It is unwise to lower your defenses!” *saber throw*
I have no idea why this is and I don't want to jinx it, but your channel is the ONLY UA-cam channel that does picture-in-picture on my phone without a UA-cam Premium account. Love being able to look up bits of lore in my browser while I listen to your breakdowns. Hope this glitch never disappoints!
YES been waiting all day! RIP half the main cast!
Quimir is one of the deadliest sith we have seen on screen.
*Cough* Darth *cough, cough* Maul?
@@WandererNamedGuythe comment says one of, not the only
In personal combat, yes.
Palpatine started two whole wars and almost orchestrated the extermination of the Jedi.
@@Happyknight06 not to mention maul only killed 1 jedi on screen. He did kill more including animation but this is the first dark side user seen on screen being this deadly.
@@Happyknight06 thank you! But I would love to see a Maul / Quimir hypothetical face off.
I love your reference to “the ability to speak, doesn’t make you intelligent”. Cause it’s disappointing to see how many haters there are for the acolyte series. I think everybody was quick to jump and not realize that story development takes a bit to roll out. This one is making sure you know the backstory well before jumping in to the real reason of the series. Disappointing that Disney/Star Wars canceled the other seasons. Because I feel that this could turn into a good miniseries.
the ability to make a show doesn't mean you are automatically good at it.
The story writing is stupid
@@coops074 But.. it's really not.
The sound Qimirs helmet made when it clashed with the light sabers is the same sound as the Beskar Spear made from Ashoka and the Mandolorian so the helmet could have been given to him by a Mandolorian Sith. My guess is its Darth Manalore he might be the true Master.
literally been waiting all day for this
why?
@@A2-mp5jb bc I love the breakdowns? weirdo. worry about yourself
Those trees falling the opposite direction of the lightsaber cut hut my soul. I'm imagining that Qimir used the force to keep them from toppling onto him. That's how I justify that terrible decision making lol.
Yeah, the way those trees fell made zero sense. I like that justification and will go with that.
I noticed that too, lol. But that’s probably my biggest problem with the episode, so whatever, it’s not a biggie. Just kinda defied physics. I’ll just roll with your headcanon, Qimir Force-nudged them to fall the other way, sure.
Prediction: Sol will be the acolyte and new Sith in the end. How do you kill a Jedi without a weapon? You kill their very belief in the Jedi Order. You kill who they believe the Jedi are. We know Sol and crew did something VERY bad 16 years ago, and we have been told before, and specifically in this episode, he is wearing his own mask and hiding his dark side. Is Qimir the master or apprentice? Don’t know, but I’m going with he’s the apprentice looking for someone to assist him in overthrowing his master. In the end, Sol will “die” like Anakin “died.” Heck, maybe his Sith name will be Darth Plagueis, maybe not, but I do believe, in the end, Sol will be the one ending up as a Sith.
I was not expecting the mystery guy to be that jacked af underneath the robe
Those arms were the true reveal
Another cool detail: The Master is using form 7 of lightsaber combat, Juyo. The form was used by sith like Darth Maul and was characterized by its wild, random strikes fueled by aggression (Like Yord described). This led to it being banned by the jedi order. This is likely why the jedi in this episode were so unprepared to face it 👍
"Form 7 lightsaber combat" this is why normal people can't stand obsessive star wars fans and have next to no interest in these boring ass shows.
When the Jedi is stabbed 3 times it's in the shape of a pyramid.
Well the only other shape 3 stabs could make would be a straight line
So, you know, 50/50 chance on that
I triangle bud. A triangle.
That is the best depiction of the "Force" - "it does what it wants at any given time or what the plot of the show is." - Ryan Ary
Surprised you didn't mention that when dawn approaches and Mae and Osha are about to talk to each other after everything that transpired, we hear the same wooperwhill bird sounds that we heard in Return of the Jedi when they are on Endor.
Vader had two saber throws in the original trilogy
You see Yoda do a saber throw in Revenge of the Sith, on one of the clone troopers after order 66 started IIRC. You also see Marrek do a saber throw in Ahsoka, again IIRC.
Vader also throws his saber at Luke in the Emperors throne room
@@CaptainRex96 Yeah I forgot about that!
But did they boomerang?
@@PopcornChicken Marrok in Ahsoka most definitely did. So even if you discount Yoda and Vader, it still has happened in live action before.
@@PopcornChicken Just realised Vader also did a boomerag throw in Obi-Wan Kenobi too, against Reva.
you're the only reviewer that actually looks at all the good, and positive of this show. you even find things other people complaints as the positive
I’m bummed out that so many podcasts and analysis videos that I watch have completely missed the very interesting part about Yord’s death… Showing Mae that you can kill a Jedi without a weapon - quite literally
I'm liking that sith mask even more it can block lightsaber strikes that cool.
that's gonna be a big seller when they make it...
Yeah it was dope.
@@JulianKandyHasbo is making Darth Qimir's helmet. Preorders go up on June 27 I think....
Could the helmet be Beskar?
No that's actually pretty stupid. They had this armor tech years hefore ep1 and nobody especially sith ever used it lol thats incredibly stupid writing and lore breaking.
2 words to describe this episode "*Throws a controller on the floor*. EMOTIONAL DAMAGE. But I LOVED this episode
Saved by a badass Sith killing off all the shit characters
@@moe504 I had 1 wish for this episode. Yord and Jeck wouldnt be killed. I LOVED them 😭😭😭😭😭😭
What did you love about? Can you or someone please tell me what was Mae's and Qimir's motivation here? I saw no purpose to the lightsaber fights. There was no emotion or weight to them (except Jecki getting killed, Dafne killed this role for as little she was given to work with). The best lightsaber fights have a lot of weight and emotion to them. These ones didnt in my opinion
@@culchiefilms1791Why does someone have to justify why they loved a character? You have no joy in your life.
Even haters have to admit that this episode was fun to watch
I love how you said "Then again, the force does what's most convenient for the plot at any given time" I can tell how angry that bullshit makes you feel but you have to do what you have to do and can't go against 'them'.
My jaw dropped when he snapped Yord's neck. Absolutely brutal 😞
I like that Qimir calls out how obvious he was himself, makes it seem a lot less like an ancident of bad writing it kinda was looking like
thats a total cop out lol
I caught that too.
Imo I was sure it was him after "peace is a lie" and I was 100% certain after he hardcore dodged Mae's attempt at killing him in an ambush
I’m so annoyed with how they played it out bc I felt smart for theorizing it was him back in episode 2, only for them to make it so painfully obvious last episode before the reveal in this one
Yep. Also, Qimir-as-Sith isn't the series' BIG MYSTERY. His motives, mission, and end game (along with what happened at the Coven are).
I think we all missed this. The coven chant "the power of 1(quimir), the power of 2 (the twins), and the power of Many (the coven)" . If you look back at that scene...... he is standing there the entire time. Near the cliff edge behind the twins mother.
No way!
@tamirdossiea3680 -- can you give a time stamp/episode of this? Now I gotta see!
I had to go back and rewatch this scene - are you thinking that hooded figure standing on the side behind the mother is Quimir?
nope..that person standing near the cliff is just a guard..and there are two of them for each side.
"That breaks canon of the original 6 movies, which were perfect!"
- the internet probably
I do not think Mae fooled Sol. When asking where is you sister and he hears Mae's voice and his expression changes. This is because he knows its Mae.
Another thing I noticed was Qimir stabs Jeckie in the shape of a triangle, a shape often associated with the sith, like holocrons.
I noticed that too, nice! That couldn’t have been coincidence, Sith do so love their triangles and pyramids.
Concidering episode 7 is directed by the same person Who directed episode 3, my guess is that episode 7 Will be like episode 3, and Will reveal what truly happend on Brendok, Sol's darkness, how Qimir was responisble for what happend 16 years ago. My theory is that episode 7 Will be named Fate,
Yikes 3 was pretty fucking bad
@@gowsa2233 From a certain point of view
I loved the episode. Lots of action. I don’t know why the series gets so much hate
For taking a crap on canon and the Force.
@@deepzone31there is literally zero in this show that has been a major rewrite of canon
@@Glamerth Ki-adi mundi gate? Jedi encountering Sith in this period? You probably thought Obi-Wan didn't break canon either. These criticisms are all over the place. Do you work for Disney?
@@deepzone31 You realize that the whole Ki-adi Mundi thing can be solved by him saying "You think Jason Mendoza is a Sith? Ridiculous!" right? It's kind of boring to make a judgement like that before seeing how the series ends.
@@deepzone31 The old novels aren't canon anymore, everyone has known that since 2014, when Disney first bought Lucasfilm. It doesn't matter if you don't like it, because facts don't care about your feelings.
If I recall correctly New Rockstars’ Jess Clemons has a sheet of the stickers on Pip, they were given as a souvenir for the Acolyte premiere and she shows them off in a video. You guys can probably get a better look there!
“One thing I love about the acolyte is we don’t really know what’s going on here” 😂😂 I think that’s its biggest problem it doesn’t know if it’s coming or going a bit like Mae!!
Bruh I literally just.
Finished the episode and was looking for this … then I got the beautiful beautiful notification🎉❤. Love the vids
first saber throw in live action? brother vader does a saber throw in his fight with Luke in Return of the Jedi.
Qimir being strung up by one leg in the “Day” episode is reminiscent of the “Fool” tarot card further burying the lead on his role as master disguised as fool trope.
The biggest and earliest clue about Qimir for me was when he effortlessly dodged May's attack when she mistook him for someone else in episode 1 or 2. I remember thinking "how could a bumbling fool be so sharp, there is more to this guy"
10:07 When the Jedi stormed the Arena in Attack of the Clones dozens were cut down by battle droids. Droids. The Jedi are typically very bad at actual combat, that's why when Obiwan and Yoda trained Luke they just trained him as an assassin and skipped most of the non-combat training parts.
Ashoka too...she was an entire war veteran and commander by the time she was 16...holy moly child soldier for real
The Sith is using a Style of Lightsaber Combat called Trakata. Turning the saber on and off during combat.
I didn't think I saw that fur ng the fighting
lmao
*Looks for Manny Jacinto’s workout routine for those arms”. Hands down the best episode so far!
17:25 I like the idea that he stabbed Jecki so brutally because she had managed to A) really irk him, B) really rattle him, or, my favorite, C) really put the fear of death into him. She wanted blood, so he really threw it back at her. Even for a Sith, this was a brutal kill. Hooray for Jecki hammering all that fear into his face. I love seeing a Sith -- a man who thrives on fear -- fear for his own life.
Yord was a crazy example on how to defeat a jedi without a weapon. Bringing that up cause Mae was questioning that in Ep 4
no he defeated him with a weapon, just didn't kill him with it. It is a pedantic difference I will admit.
I think the "defeating without a weapon" was what he was doing to Sol, he knows Sol's secret and is using it against him, bringing out the darkness and anger in Sol to make him do stuff that a jedi would not normally do
@@carsonr3909 by that argument, Mae defeated Master Torbin without a weapon by convincing him to kill himself.
What he means is what Palpatine made Vader do.. no weapons at all
edit: Jedi name was wrong
@mattyt1961 not even the right master, but poison could be considered a weapon under these conditions
@@carsonr3909 he was so forgettable I couldn't remember who he was... fixed it now
Thank you ScreenCrush for reviewing Acolyte in Good faith. I really enjoyed this episode and your findings make it that much more enjoyable.
I like how the trees fell as Qimir turned off the saber. Like a samurai putting his katana back in its sheath .
Except they fell in the opposite direction from how they should if sliced like that. Oops
What if the secret the jedi that were on osha's planet is the fact they helped oshas mother create osha and may in order to try to create balance in the force. Then once they learned the coven was planning on training them in their own ways they took them out and wanted to claim the girls as jedi?
I never LOL during your videos but I let out a huge laugh at “thisisyourmom” 😂
Me too lol was seeing if anyone else caught that 😂
Old joke of his. Ancient atp
Boomer ahh comment
I suspect Qimir is an apprentice not a master. He referred to Mae as his potential acolyte, so yes... a master to Mae but I think he has his own master yet to be revealed, either Plagueis or Tenebrous or possibly someone like Mother Koril who conjured up dark magic to raise or empower him. Qimir has his own untold reasons for wanting revenge against the Jedi and has burn scars on his arms that may be related. He clearly knows Sol, who I also suspect made a deal with Mother Koril or the witches early on. Sol could even be Qimir's father. SW likes to link characters together and George did it constantly with Luke/Leia, Vader being Luke's father, etc..
“It’s like poetry, they rhyme.”
“Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.”
I believe Qimir is the actual Acolyte like Asajj and will be worshipped as the original knight of Ren.
He would have to be tenebrous' apprentice cause of the rule of 2
Are you sure he knows Sol other than from having met him earlier in the series?
@@cacogenicist Yeah, it seems pretty obvious that he knows him other than from the shop they were surveilling. Qimir asks Sol "you don't remember me?" then Sol acknowledges there is something familiar about him. Qimir seem to know what happened back on Brendok and that Sol never told Mae and Osha the truth. If he doesn't know him he knows an awful lot about him. I think Qimir was probably there during the fire when he was younger. It would explain his burned/scarred skin and motive for revenge. Even after Mae said she no longer wanted to kill the Jedi Qimir said "the master" wants you too.
Yoda threw his saber in revenge of the sith taking out a few clone troopers with it.
Jecky with the good hair was a surprisingly effective fighter. Sad to see her go.
This episode was FANTASTIC. A couple other little things:
- During the end of the fight, Sol has to give in to the dark side to finally gain the upper hand. He almost even kills the Master before Osha calls out to him to stop him at the last second, because the Master was unarmed and it's against the Jedi code to kill an unarmed opponent. This ties into the Master's quest to "kill the dream," by not only destroying the Jedi but also destroying everything they stand for. And it also points out that there's a much darker side to Sol that is hiding just below the surface. (Which is then pointed out with the Master tauning him by saying "what have you done with your darkness?"--which you pointed out, but the events leading up to that taunt make it even more potent IMO).
- Also, I think part of Sol's gloves / gauntlets that have the sun motif on them are indicative of some subtle character traits. Sol and many of the other Jedi wear gloves during this era, which I think is a subtle reference to the fact that they're somewhat disconnected from the world around them, they're not willing to get their hands dirty and they also lack empathy because everything they touch is kept slightly at a distance.
In the plagueis novel, Plagueis and tenebrous had a mining refinery on the planet bal'demnic which contained the cortosis metal which tenebrous intended to use on the jedi disabling their sabers. So maybe Qimir does tie in with darth plagueis.
Correct me if i am wrong tho
Nice catch. Tenebrous actually dies there, if I remember correctly.
@@microcox You are correct
Correct, it indeed shows even more evidence that Qimir has links to plagueis and is benefiting from his master’s tech whilst he seeks someone to overthrow him with, personally I think this series ends with Plagius discovering and killing Qimir then setting his eyes on palpatines predecessor
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Qimir hiding in plain sight feels very Darth Sidious to me
I thought so too! “It’s like poetry, it rhymes…” Sith are masters of deception, after all.
his arms confirmed his identity for me before the mask came off
Can’t wait to see Kelnacca in action, that was a downside to the reveal he died.
After watching almost all the Jedi die-again-I'm wondering how the Jedi ever survived against the sith. Aside from Anakin, Luke and Obi-Wan, it seems like every on-screen Jedi is completely overmatched by the sith. You could also argue Mace Windu "won the battle", but since he died can't he definitely didn't "win the war"; and Yoda had a couple draws. Hard to imagine how the Jedi ever ended up in charge.