Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati are named after the wolves Sköll and Hati Hróðvitnisson from Nores Mythology. In Old Nores the name Sköll means "Treachery" or "Mockery," while the name Hati "He Who Hates", or "Enemy" They were the children of Fenrir.
They're the ones who chase the sun and the moon, which is why we have night and day (and they finally catch them at Ragnarok). Appropriate for these two hunters chasing someone beyond the sky.
18:00 I love the way she holds the knife just like Kanan did Also I love that last bit from Baylan. He's not just a fallen Jedi who hates it all, he seems to have just taken a different path when he says about how it's sad to lose another Jedi
Indeed. Baylan is a fallen Jedi, not a sith. There's a differece. A fallen Jedi will absolutely ruin your day, but only if they have a reason to. A Sith will just ruin your day for the lolz.
@@andyb1653 Absolutley. Baylan still seems to have respect for the Jedi, they're just not for him any more now he's on a different path. He'll only clash with you if he has reason and if you're in his way
@@alexcape1921 Definitely the most interesting Force user we've seen in quite some time. I really hope they do something more interesting than "and then he turned all the way bad" or "then he dies redeeming himself". And if they do just do one of those, it'd better be spectacular.
I think Ahsoka cut off training Sabine fearing she would become another Anakin. As she said 'she wasn't ready'. Yoda said the same of Anakin. She's too rebellious, too emotional.
@@Carabas72I hope they actually give Rosario something to actually act with. Her static, stoic face and reaction will get old fast. It's kind of silly she has absolutely zero emotion now.
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse She was taught to control her emotions, realistically every Jedi should act like her. But yes we most definetely will see a lot of emotions if the leaks are true.
@@YodatheHobbit Wasn´t Kylo Ren force-extracting memories? In that one chair/torture room? So it´s a thing. Just not sure Ahsoka is doing that... (She probably is, at least a version of it.)
@@YodatheHobbitIt is very much a thing. As stated by others in the comments, Kylo used it on Poe Dameron (and attempted it on Rey), and Maul used it on Jesse to learn about Ahsoka. I'm pretty sure Maul also used it on Hera in Rebels to figure out what Kanan's real name was.
So far I can't stop smiling every time I hear David Tenants voice!!!! So glad he is now in the SW universe, also Chopper will steal every scene he is in calling it now.......he is spot on so far
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666it also introduces the planet Ilum. It is a major planet you go to in Jedi Fallen Order and is eventually gutted and repurposed into Starkiller Base in the sequel trilogy.
Love the reactions! Just as a bit of info: The "Unknown Regions" are within the main Star Wars galaxy, not a separate one. The Chiss also live within the galaxy, hidden in the unknown regions. The reason the location is so "unknown" is due to the lack of any safe hyperspace lanes through them. This means it is very unlikely that the map, different holograms, etc. are Chiss technology (or Grysk, since the Grysk Hegemony is also in the Unknown Regions), as it sounds like those things were created by the race from the second galaxy, which would be something entirely new
Youre the only person ive seen actually verbalise the impact that this is an entirely different galaxy. A different one to the "Galaxy far far away..." This is a big thing and one Im really excited they took the leap to do.
We know the Rakata and their Infinite Empire used to use large spherical holographic Star Maps during the Knights of the Old Republic. Plus, the Rakata made the earlier hyperdrives likely inspired by the Purgill and their natural way of hyper space travel.
The large hyperspace ring is the canon version of the Outbound Flight. Which is meant to travel to undiscovered worlds beyond the unknown galaxy. The Eye of Sion is such a cool name, because it's named after Darth Sion. 😉
I think the theory I subscribe to right now is the “whispers” that Morgan has been hearing about Thrawn isn’t actually him. It could very possibly be the Grysk manipulating her.
@@lespaul5734You're thinking of Yuzaahn Vong. The Grysk are canon version of the Vong. Just as this hyperspace ring they're building is the canon of the Outbound Flight.
So great to hear how this new content is keeping you both energized. For us old fogeys, who were kids when A New Hope dropped. We're just as smitten as you fellas. Just shows that Star Wars is timeless.
Dave Filoni and his love of wolves. Baylen Skoll and shin Hati. Skoll and Hati were two wolves in Norse mythology. Chasing the sun and moon across the sky in a never ending race. And in other mythology's marrok is created into a wolf by a witch named Morgan
I love how Ahsoka is slowly becoming Anakin from the begging of the clone wars. "There must have been a mistake, I didn't asked for a padawan" , "You are reckles, unready" She is haunted by her past and how she let Anakin down on esentially every step of the way! So Anakin like!
You didn't listen to what Huyang said he said that she fell short of the other force users, not that she isn't force sensitive. Also Ahsoka mentioned thst she was too stubborn and that this i believe is what is stopping her from using it to aid her. She channelled it when she lost her temper against Canan. Whom she beat if you remember.
Tbf to Kanan he was being a punching bag for her to vent and let out her guilt in that ep. Kanan wouldn't have had any issue taking her down if needed by that time.
She didn't beat Kanan, in fact this isn't about beating someone in a saber combat. It's about surrendering her stubbornness and let it all out by expressing her emotion so it doesn't hold her back from connecting to the force, and in that moment connecting to the kyber crystal. Overall, Sabine could potentially tap into the Force, but it wouldn't necessarily give her powers like Force push or Force speed. It might be more along the lines of how Chirrut Imwe operates, as he is not technically Force-sensitive but still calls upon it to guide his actions towards their intended outcome. The Force needed to put things in motion and Chirrut was protected by it. Perhaps Sabine could use the Force in a similar manner. Surrender herself to the Force so it can guide her actions to it's goal rather than her own. "I am one with the Force, and the Force is with me."
Boy, that sure looked like AP-5 hanging out near The Phantom. I wouldn't be surprised if Hera brought along her own specialized inventory droid on a mission like this.
The Unknown Regions and the Chiss are in the southwest corner of the Star Wars galaxy. Now since it wasn't explicitly stated where the Grysk came from, it's possible they're exo-galactic. There are no hyperspace-ways out of the galaxy, so that's where the Purrgil migration come into play.
I'm pretty sure Huyang confirmed that Sabine DOES have the Force. He didn't say she had no Force sensitivity, just that her connection was very weak (which opens the door for it to grow stronger).
My problem with the lightsaber shankings in Kenobi wasn't that the stabees survived, it was how quickly & easily they recovered. Reva and the Grand Inquisitor just sort of... walked it off? Shit, Reva was chasing a 9-year-old across the sands of Tattooine ON FOOT like what, a couple hours later. After little to no medical attention. At least with Sabine we see that it was a life-threatening injury that she wouldn't likely have survived without being rushed to the hospital immediately, and took a while to recover from (perhaps days) even with the best of Star Wars sci-fi medical tech.
I mean yeah, an argument could be made for those who is mad that Qui-Gon died that he only died because he didn't get immediete medical attention like Sabine and also Kylo Ren who got healed directly by Rey. Maul had the dark side to keep him alive. And the grand inquisitors species has two stomachs so it would be logical for him to be able to survive when the lightsaber cauterise his injury. Then we have Reva... I don't have anything to say about her...
@@bmaster5324 I mean the difference is Reva is hardly a dark side force user. Sure shes filled with a bit of hate but that can hardly be enough to keep yourself alive from a fatal stab wound when shes not much stronger than a regular padawan. And it also doesn’t explain how she survived the same stab wound as a kid.
@@perssontm1628 I always thought "Pauans have two stomachs" was kind of a weak excuse for G.I.'s survival. Feels like something they just pulled out of their ass after-the-fact to hand-wave it away, y'know? Remember, the "show, don't tell" rule in filmmaking exists for a very good reason. In Ahsoka, they SHOW us just how badly being stabbed with a lightsaber will f*ck up your whole weekend. In Kenobi, they don't, characters just recover offscreen like it's a new stage in a videogame or something.
Fyi, @KyleKatarn, this takes place at the same time as Mando S3, so Ahsoka has already met Din, Grogu, and Luke. I feel like her perceived failure with Sabine influenced her decision to not be involved with Grogu's training.
I love how Chopper doesn't care about the ship crashing into the port city lmao.... I mean, this is the same Chopper than directly caused the unnecessary death of 3000+ imperial soldiers after all
I think Huyang's use of the word "aptitude" vs something like "sensitivity" is an important thing. I think Sabine is force sensitive but has something akin to learning disability to connect to the force. Maybe she'll be presented with a similar choice to Grogu? Be a Mandalorian warrior and all that entails or embrace the way of a Jedi... Also, the hair cut has such strong samurai seppuku vibes
I still predict that the other galaxies creatures were the grysk. Was brought up heavily in the Thrawn books as an enemy coming. They are basically the Yuuzhan Vong of canon, and seeing how the books keep building up to a bigger enemy coming, it has to be them.
There's actually a fair chance Sabine could take on a trained Force user. Remember that Mandalorians have all their gadgets, many of which were specifically designed to distract or prevent Jedi from being able to use their abilities. Plus they have their Beskar armor, which protects against the lightsaber itself.
CHOP: Shoot it down! aka War Crime Hera: I can't just shoot it down, it would crash into the port city. CHOP: Is that bad? Hera: Just ready a tracking device. And don't miss this time! CHOP: YEAH YEAH YEAH. CHOP: No, no, no… what the? No. Nope, nope, nope! CHOP: MOM, did you go through my Stuff? Hera: No, I did not go through your stuff. CHOP: YES YOU DID. Hera: Did you look under the backup battery? CHOP: What? Oh….
Fun fact: both Clancy Brown and Mark Rolston (the captain of the ship that transported Morgan Elsbeth and who got killed by Baylan Skoll) played in The Shawshank Redemption.
I finished season 4 of Rebels the same day that I watched the Ahsoka 1 and 2 eps. The transition felt pretty flawless tbh. Live action Sabine is perfect.
My thought when I saw the giant hyperspace ring was, "heh, what are they gonna do? Hyperspace ring a Star Destroy ...... they're gonna hyperspace ring the Chimera!"
In the ten years post Rebels, the occupation / purge / surrender / and destruction of Mandalore happened. I can see Sabine and Ahsoka coming to blows over Ahsoka refusing to help Sabine to help Sabine’s family fight on Mandalore.
Do a barrell roll!!! Also - Star Wars revealed in Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade that Order 66 wasn't the only order given. Order 66 was to slaughter some of the Jedu but Palpatine had other plans and gave other orders to other Clone Troopers to have other Jedi, probably Baylen, surrender or die. So Palpatine not only groomed Anakin, slaughtered the Jedi at the temple and elsewhere but also had plans to use others, like inquisitors, but as force sensitive mercenaries.
Can’t wait for rexy boy to show up! And my son is waiting for zeb. This is the way for sure. Loving this show so far already. And chopper is so amazing.
My first reaction to it shifting from 8am to 2am in the UK was annoyance until I realised that it's actually better for me. 8am means I can't watch it before work (not enough time before I have to get in the car), but 2am means I can watch it before work while eating breakfast :)
I don’t think Baylan is Sith though. He seems more mercenary than anything else, he is working for Morgan for money and power. It makes a change because it means his confrontation with Ahsoka isn’t personal, it’s just business.
I think for those who have seen rebels this show is just golden And amazing. But while it's nice to know who Ahsoka, Sabine, Hera, and chopper are it isn't necessary. In 1977, no one know who obiwan, Anakin, r2d2, c3p0 and jabba were but old Ben gives Luke this history laden take about Jedi, the force, the clone wars and Vader, yet everyone rolled with it and the show taught you what you need to know about them. If you watch the prequels and the clone wars then watch a new hope or will hit very differently then if your watch it first. Either way you can still watch the movie and enjoy it with whatever knowledge you have. The same is true with this. You don't need to know there history to enjoy the show it'll mean more to you if you do not if they do their job right you will end up living them anyway and hopefully make you want to watch rebels to learn more about them
I think it's substantial that Baylon Skoll doesn't want to kill Ahsoka or even see her killed. I also love the "Skoll and Hati" reference. The Wolves that chase the Sun and Moon. Skoll (one that mocks) and Hati (one that hates). Skoll and Hati are also duel wielded daggers in Valheim. That probably didn't have any influence but it fits anyway.
Since Baylan went through Order 66 and somehow survived and maybe saw a lot of people he cared about die...maybe gaining power is an effort to never be put in that position again.
If Moff Gideon can give force sensitivity to a clone, it’s definitely not beyond Filoni’s imagination for Sabine to have it “awakened” or gifted to her.
@@Pinkielover that isn’t them becoming force sensitive. Your force sensitivity is determined when you are born. Those people just found out they were force sensitive when they were older. It’s similar to witch and wizards in Harry Potter. Hermoine wouldn’t of known she was a witch until she received her letter to hogwarts. But she was always a witch. But not everyone has the potential to use the force the way Jedi do.
@@unincognito3689 It was never confirmed that it is determined by birth. And it is more in the philosophy of SW that it is something far beyond the scope of anyone to determine. The force is mysterious, and even when you think you understand it all, you don't. Hence why the greatest Jedis kept open minded to everything. Just look at Yoda in the comics, when he ends up on a random planet where the force dosen't work like he expect it to, and has to relearn everything... Yes, a force user kids usually are force users... Yet a clone can sometime, and sometime not. The truth is... No one knows. Why did it gave back Kanan he's sight ? How ? It's the whole point of the force. To always be pondered.
@@gerardlacroix6015 George Lucas confirmed it when he introduced Medichlorians as a biological connection to the force that can be measured and determines how strong of a connection to the force u have. I didn't mean "by birth" I meant "at birth". Just like in Harry Potter it is random which we know since the majority of the Jedi in the prequels didn't have the force because of their heritage.
My theory about Baylan Skoll: he was a Jedi when Order 66 hit, but he survived, likely by learning that he couldn't continue to ignore the Darkness while he tried to avoid getting killed. Experience taught him that, if the standard Jedi way was open to extermination, then he could not embrace it as the end-all be-all. In refusing to embrace the Sith path either, he did not so much "fall" to darkness, as learn to navigate it. His comment about "power such as you've never dreamed", I think, is his desire to become so strong that no future "order 66" could threaten him again.
Ahsoka crossing her arms mirrors vaders iconic stance, deeper body language shows that stance is taken by those concerned with their own vulnerability. She’s feeling uneasy about this situation. So shes guarding her vital organs.
I've only just finished watching Rebels a few days ago before starting Ashoka and honestly seeing Sabine cut her hair line Kanan did hit's quite raw still. They're doing such a good job with all of the live action characters of Rebels and Ashoka is really starting to feel like the animated character now.
I'm 100% certain it looks like a giant hyperspace ring because it *is* a giant hyperspace ring they plan to mount the Chimera to bring back with Thrawn
I feel like people casually forget we only saw Ahsoka twice briefly in Rebels after her fight with Vader. The first time (from her perspective) was immediately after the fight where she had no time to process what just happened and the second time we see her is after the time jump and she’s completely stoic and has become “Ahsoka the White” as the fandom jokingly calls her. And I feel like the whole fandom just forgot that the first real time we see her after Vader when she’s had time to sit with that.. she’s stoic and it definitely changed her. They blame it on Rosario instead of paying attention to the position Ahsoka herself was put in and the culmination of all her experiences (2 wars, genocide, it was technically illegal for her to be alive at one point, and facing Anakin/Vader who was like her older brother and seeing who he’d become). And the crossed arms is just Ahsoka’s signature pose, but it kinda confuses me when ppl are like “she’s not like the character” but then switch to “she’s too much like the character” with tiny parts that don’t even affect the story lol. Also Rosario had actually been an Ahsoka fan years before she was cast and was fancast by the fandom, so she had already seen the series beforehand btw.
im loving the show so far and i gotta say the thing i am loving most and most excited to keep exploring is Baylan and his apprentice. I love that he seems to be continuing jedi traditions with how he is training her like with the jedi braid, i like that they are really showing how being a jedi was also being part of a unique culture that is more than just its specific beliefs, cause Baylan would have been raised since infancy as a jedi, even if he has left the path of the light and the jedi way, he is still part of that culture. The only thing i wish the show would maybe fill in the gaps a bit more with Ahsoka and Sabines relationship, cause we dont really have any context other than Ahsoka left Sabine cause "she wasnt ready" but that she is now ready i guess. I wish the show would help fill in those gaps a bit, or i wish we had a book or comic that did at least.
That ship that the 2 use has the same sounds and looks as an Old Republic Jedi ship. It definitely is one. Holy crap how did it not hit me that this episode ended off how Rebels ended off? The new journey starts here, with everything that happened before being before the end of Rebels. It's amazing how much more I find out when I see other reactions.
Distant galaxy… that’s how Dave is going to take Ahsoka, the rebel crew, Grogu, and maybe the Mandalorians off the table for the Sequel Triology. Dave and Jon are going to create their own galaxy for their stories.
I noticed ahsokas lekku has some sort of robotic flick to it when she talks and moves her head, something I assume only Dave would know to bring over from the animation
It's ALWAYS a good day when Chopper chooses violence. GodDAMN is Huyang a sassy bitch, and I'm TOTALLY ok with it. That 40 second scene between Chop and Hera sold me on Mary as Hera. I CAN'T wait to see more
Baylan wanting power could very well be about Order 66 rather than just wanting to fill the power vacuum. Like most jedi during Order 66, he probably felt hopeless and like he didn't have enough power to stop it, therefor his trauma response to it would be wanting more power so he never feels that way again and can take on anything and he believes Thrawn can give him that kind of power, I'm sure it is also to do with wanting to fill that power vacuum thought
Cutting her hair symbolizes her ready to die for Ezra. Easier to fit in helmet too😂. Great action and casting for all characters. Awesome for hardcore fans but good for casual/new ones. Chopper hilarious as always. Time to get Jeb to get gang back altogether.
Well, I was little when the OT was originally released, so I don't feel nostalgia for Rebels. However, I thought these first two episodes felt more serious than Rebels. Although with all the characters older and wiser now, and concern about people loyal to the Empire possibly starting another war, it makes sense that they are more serious at this point. Maybe it's just me, but I sense that Ahsoka has changed since finding out Anakin went to the Darkside and her failure to train Sabine. Maybe it's made her question her decisions and abilities.
"Between like now, and her meeting Grogu and Din Djarin" Ahsoka has arrested Morgan already. This show is after Ahsoka met them of course, since she fought and arrested her in that episode.
Honestly I'm really hoping that Sabine *develops* Force sensitivity over the course of the series. Kanan tells us that all living things have the Force and Luke tells us that the Force is just a door and that it can open wide for anyone. I'm also hyped to see what a whole different *galaxy* looks like in Star Wars.
Why does Ahsoka hesitate to train Sabine? One need only look into the Legends of Starwars (see what i did there) to find the answer. "I took it upon myself to train him as a Jedi. I thought that i could do as good a job as master Yoda. I was wrong" - Obi-Wan Kenobi. Heir to the empire
Repeating what i said in other videos. I love how Ahsoka series is not afraid of being pretty much season 5 of Rebels. Hearing Sabine's theme was great. And so were seeing Hera and Chopper arguing about exploding a hyperdrive in the middle of a city. xD Interesting that they are going with the idea of Sabine being Force sensitive indeed but way below average according to Hyaung. Also i can't believed how much a missed seeing a series where we are bound to have lightsaber action every episode. ♥
Unless both Elsbeth and Baylin are lying to Shin(or Elsbeth is somehow good enough to lie to Baylin, a fully trained Jedi Knight/Master, and he doesnt realize it) then Elsbeth is 100% Dathomirian, in this episode she is shown wearing Nightsister style clothing, is confirmed to be Force Sensitive, and knows Nightsister Magic. In the last episode she outright said her ancestors are Dathomirian meaning either she is also Dathomirian or she was born somewhere else but still knows Nightsister Magic but since she also corrects Shin and saying she is a survivor and in Mandalorian we are told her village was destroyed during the Clone War im willing to bet she is from Dathomir. Also your reasoning for her not being Dathomirian is that she looks different she might be from a different part of Dathomir like how people from Africa look different than people from China or maybe she isnt a Dathomirian(as in a Zabrak born on Dathomir) and is just a Force Sensitive Human born on Dathomir
Dathomirians are not human/Zabrak hybrids in canon. They’re just a subspecies of zabrak native to Dathomir. Only in Legends are they half human. The other zabraks are iridonian.
@@unincognito3689 both Maul and Ventress are canonically Dathomirian and female Zabrak dont look like Ventress or any of the other Nightsisters who are clearly the same species as her implying she is half human like Maul and yet they arent considered half Dathomirians. So yes its never been said in canon that Dathomirians are a hybrid species but its been heavily implied that they are and thats enough for me
@@skarletfenrir6979 MAUL? You think Maul is half human??? No, you can literally look it up, its not ever implied they are hybrids. What you are refering to is Legends. Maul doesn't have a human mother in Canon, he is the son of Mother Talzin. All we know is that the male zabraks on Dathomir are, red, orange and yellow. And the females are paler colours with no horns. Both are still considered full bred Zabraks. If you're implying "female Zabraks don't look like Ventress" as in the iridonian ones, yes because they're a subspecies that live on a completely different planet. The nightsisters literally enslave the male zabraks to mate with them. If they were hybrids, the nightsisters would look more and more like Zabraks with each generation. But they don't, coz that's just how the females look.
@@skarletfenrir6979 Its called "sexual dimorphism". And your argument also doesn't work because before the Clone Wars, Dathomirians were just completely human from Dathomir. The Clone Wars just completely ignored the Legends continuity because George didn't care. So Legends retconned it by saying they are hybrids :D
There’s an edit of all the times Ahsoka crossed her arms throughout the shows. That’s her natural pose. Also it’s because in season 1 of clone wars all characters constantly moved arms between positions to seem alive but it was cheap to animate. So everyone did cross arms down to side and back.
6:30 speaking of people from distant galaxy, there was supposed to be a novel that lucas film was about to green-lit but then changed their minds in the end. It was called alien exodius, it touched down on human escaping earth that was taken over by self aware technology, they traveled across space and then get suck into something similar to a black hole which sent those humans back in time and into the star wars galaxy. Then humans got enslaved along with a few other alien species such were the rodians, twileks, mon calamari and others. It explored how the human race first arrived into the star wars galaxy from our solar system. This novel was even suppose to show how the characters first came up with name “skywalker”
I think the inquisitor could be starkiller because the people see the actor name in credits or my first theory i think that the inquisitor could be the son of Hera
I wouldn’t say the Eye of Sion is a “portal”. It looks like an oversized hyperspace ring (the biggest we’ve ever seen and possibly meant for the Chimaera for the return trip) with a metric fuck-ton of umph given its 9 hyperspace drives. Makes sense though for how far they are potentially traveling.
Clearly Ashoka was granted a budget in line with the one given to ANDOR. You can immediately see the difference between the sumptuous visuals here, and the claustrophobic production design in Obi-Wan Kenobi’s limited budget.
Chirut had a LOW ass midi-chlorian count. And he still had skills on par with a low ranked Padawan. In legends wasn't Obi-Wan like JUST barely above the threshold of appitude?
From reactors I've watched thus far, it's probably safe to say Kyle Katarn is the most knowledgeable of all things Star Wars. Would be interested to know which RUclipsr surpasses him?
Eric from Blind Wave is close, but I still think Kyle Katarn beats him in obscure Star Wars knowledge. I'd love to see them both duke it out in a SW trivia contest though. While he's not a reactor or even RUclipsr per se, Jacob Fullerton from Funhaus also has an insane level of SW knowledge. The video of him naming off all the random background pod racers purely from memory to Cameron Monaghan still lives rent free in my head.
I liked that because i see that people coments that the existence of another galaxy is a mistake or break the sentence and idea of a galaxy far far away.. i said to that people they need to read Legends canon and the invasion of yuuzhan vong i enjoy your huge knowledge of Kyle katarn thanks👍😉
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The way Ahsoka casually dodged the returning Inquisitor lightsaber was such an Anakin move.
Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati are named after the wolves Sköll and Hati Hróðvitnisson from Nores Mythology. In Old Nores the name Sköll means "Treachery" or "Mockery," while the name Hati "He Who Hates", or "Enemy" They were the children of Fenrir.
Toal coincidence, Dave doesnt know anything about wolves!
At all!
Not even the tiniest smidgen!
They're the ones who chase the sun and the moon, which is why we have night and day (and they finally catch them at Ragnarok). Appropriate for these two hunters chasing someone beyond the sky.
Marrok is also the name of a arthurian knight of the round table cursed to become a werewolf like wolf creature
Skoll and Hati are also dual wielded daggers in Valheim. Probably didn't influence this show but it's a perfect fit anyway.
@@Melancthon7332 chasing after a golden orb!
18:00 I love the way she holds the knife just like Kanan did
Also I love that last bit from Baylan. He's not just a fallen Jedi who hates it all, he seems to have just taken a different path when he says about how it's sad to lose another Jedi
Smart. Like why he’s orange. He knew how to not lose control & go all red. Retained who he is, as opposed to changing personalities
Indeed. Baylan is a fallen Jedi, not a sith. There's a differece. A fallen Jedi will absolutely ruin your day, but only if they have a reason to. A Sith will just ruin your day for the lolz.
I dig your take on this haha @@andyb1653
His apprentice however is about to blow up full Dark Side level V!
@@andyb1653 Absolutley. Baylan still seems to have respect for the Jedi, they're just not for him any more now he's on a different path. He'll only clash with you if he has reason and if you're in his way
@@alexcape1921 Definitely the most interesting Force user we've seen in quite some time. I really hope they do something more interesting than "and then he turned all the way bad" or "then he dies redeeming himself". And if they do just do one of those, it'd better be spectacular.
I think Ahsoka cut off training Sabine fearing she would become another Anakin. As she said 'she wasn't ready'. Yoda said the same of Anakin. She's too rebellious, too emotional.
I think Ahsoka has a lot of unresolved abandonment issues and related trauma that she needs to deal with.
@@Carabas72I hope they actually give Rosario something to actually act with. Her static, stoic face and reaction will get old fast. It's kind of silly she has absolutely zero emotion now.
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse
Acting stoically well is very hard and very underappreciated. She has a ton of emotion.
@@Carabas72 A ton of emotion? Come on stop it. I mean actual emotions, struggling with some big unresolved event, not "acting stoic".
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse She was taught to control her emotions, realistically every Jedi should act like her. But yes we most definetely will see a lot of emotions if the leaks are true.
Ahsoka is accessing everyone's memories. She did to Grogu, the prisoner for map directories. Then Sabine
No. That's not a thing.
@@YodatheHobbit Wasn´t Kylo Ren force-extracting memories? In that one chair/torture room? So it´s a thing. Just not sure Ahsoka is doing that... (She probably is, at least a version of it.)
@@johnyshadow An Maul did the same to Jesse to learn about Ahsoka.
I think Ashoka is able to hear force whispers like how cal does in game
@@YodatheHobbitIt is very much a thing. As stated by others in the comments, Kylo used it on Poe Dameron (and attempted it on Rey), and Maul used it on Jesse to learn about Ahsoka. I'm pretty sure Maul also used it on Hera in Rebels to figure out what Kanan's real name was.
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She is Mandalorian and has tech that can fill the gap to help her fight Force users. And Beskar will definitely help
So far I can't stop smiling every time I hear David Tenants voice!!!! So glad he is now in the SW universe, also Chopper will steal every scene he is in calling it now.......he is spot on so far
He has been in the SW universe sense clone wars. He won an Emmy for doing Huyangs voice.
@@livedieretreat7360 I don't remember that episode at all.....I'll have to go back and watch that episode.
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666 for sure. It was the Jedi youngling episodes after they got their crystals.
@@TheOnlyHawkeye666it also introduces the planet Ilum. It is a major planet you go to in Jedi Fallen Order and is eventually gutted and repurposed into Starkiller Base in the sequel trilogy.
Its not only symbolism, the long hair also hints at how long she clearly hasnt been using her helmet
Inverse Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan indeed. Shin to Baylon: "You were right, Master. The negotiations were short."
“Are you ready best friend?” best part, every time!
Love the reactions! Just as a bit of info: The "Unknown Regions" are within the main Star Wars galaxy, not a separate one. The Chiss also live within the galaxy, hidden in the unknown regions. The reason the location is so "unknown" is due to the lack of any safe hyperspace lanes through them. This means it is very unlikely that the map, different holograms, etc. are Chiss technology (or Grysk, since the Grysk Hegemony is also in the Unknown Regions), as it sounds like those things were created by the race from the second galaxy, which would be something entirely new
Youre the only person ive seen actually verbalise the impact that this is an entirely different galaxy.
A different one to the "Galaxy far far away..."
This is a big thing and one Im really excited they took the leap to do.
We know the Rakata and their Infinite Empire used to use large spherical holographic Star Maps during the Knights of the Old Republic. Plus, the Rakata made the earlier hyperdrives likely inspired by the Purgill and their natural way of hyper space travel.
The large hyperspace ring is the canon version of the Outbound Flight. Which is meant to travel to undiscovered worlds beyond the unknown galaxy.
The Eye of Sion is such a cool name, because it's named after Darth Sion. 😉
I think the theory I subscribe to right now is the “whispers” that Morgan has been hearing about Thrawn isn’t actually him. It could very possibly be the Grysk manipulating her.
I had the EXACT same thought!
That would be very interesting! They aren't canon as of right now right?
@@lespaul5734You're thinking of Yuzaahn Vong. The Grysk are canon version of the Vong. Just as this hyperspace ring they're building is the canon of the Outbound Flight.
@JaigEyesStudios Oh ok, thanks for the info. Do you know where I could look to read up on the Grysk? I wasn't aware they were mentioned in canon
@@lespaul5734 They're in the new Timothy Zahn's Thrawn books (Alliance, Ascendency, Treason). They're for the canon timeline.
So great to hear how this new content is keeping you both energized. For us old fogeys, who were kids when A New Hope dropped. We're just as smitten as you fellas. Just shows that Star Wars is timeless.
Dave Filoni and his love of wolves. Baylen Skoll and shin Hati. Skoll and Hati were two wolves in Norse mythology. Chasing the sun and moon across the sky in a never ending race. And in other mythology's marrok is created into a wolf by a witch named Morgan
I love how Ahsoka is slowly becoming Anakin from the begging of the clone wars. "There must have been a mistake, I didn't asked for a padawan" , "You are reckles, unready"
She is haunted by her past and how she let Anakin down on esentially every step of the way! So Anakin like!
Thank you for acknowledging that the cat needed to be fed. It drove me crazy throughout the episode.
same!!!
You didn't listen to what Huyang said he said that she fell short of the other force users, not that she isn't force sensitive. Also Ahsoka mentioned thst she was too stubborn and that this i believe is what is stopping her from using it to aid her. She channelled it when she lost her temper against Canan. Whom she beat if you remember.
Tbf to Kanan he was being a punching bag for her to vent and let out her guilt in that ep. Kanan wouldn't have had any issue taking her down if needed by that time.
She didn't beat Kanan, in fact this isn't about beating someone in a saber combat. It's about surrendering her stubbornness and let it all out by expressing her emotion so it doesn't hold her back from connecting to the force, and in that moment connecting to the kyber crystal.
Overall, Sabine could potentially tap into the Force, but it wouldn't necessarily give her powers like Force push or Force speed. It might be more along the lines of how Chirrut Imwe operates, as he is not technically Force-sensitive but still calls upon it to guide his actions towards their intended outcome. The Force needed to put things in motion and Chirrut was protected by it. Perhaps Sabine could use the Force in a similar manner. Surrender herself to the Force so it can guide her actions to it's goal rather than her own.
"I am one with the Force, and the Force is with me."
Gotta give props to that Inquisitor. Given Ahsoka's track record in whooping them he held out pretty good
Boy, that sure looked like AP-5 hanging out near The Phantom. I wouldn't be surprised if Hera brought along her own specialized inventory droid on a mission like this.
I love how you know even the model name of the medical droid. This guy 100% loves Star Wars.
At least you pay attention Kyle and see the Purrgil’s. Bendu has no idea what’s going on.
The Unknown Regions and the Chiss are in the southwest corner of the Star Wars galaxy. Now since it wasn't explicitly stated where the Grysk came from, it's possible they're exo-galactic. There are no hyperspace-ways out of the galaxy, so that's where the Purrgil migration come into play.
I'm pretty sure Huyang confirmed that Sabine DOES have the Force. He didn't say she had no Force sensitivity, just that her connection was very weak (which opens the door for it to grow stronger).
Dredd: "You don't look ready."
Also Dredd: "You look ready."
Space Doctor: "The bad news is you had an inflamed appendix. The good news is the light saber took care of that."
My problem with the lightsaber shankings in Kenobi wasn't that the stabees survived, it was how quickly & easily they recovered. Reva and the Grand Inquisitor just sort of... walked it off? Shit, Reva was chasing a 9-year-old across the sands of Tattooine ON FOOT like what, a couple hours later. After little to no medical attention.
At least with Sabine we see that it was a life-threatening injury that she wouldn't likely have survived without being rushed to the hospital immediately, and took a while to recover from (perhaps days) even with the best of Star Wars sci-fi medical tech.
I mean yeah, an argument could be made for those who is mad that Qui-Gon died that he only died because he didn't get immediete medical attention like Sabine and also Kylo Ren who got healed directly by Rey. Maul had the dark side to keep him alive. And the grand inquisitors species has two stomachs so it would be logical for him to be able to survive when the lightsaber cauterise his injury. Then we have Reva... I don't have anything to say about her...
Reva also had the dark side to keep her alive. But yeah, a bit far fetched for her to be running afterward.
@@bmaster5324 I mean the difference is Reva is hardly a dark side force user. Sure shes filled with a bit of hate but that can hardly be enough to keep yourself alive from a fatal stab wound when shes not much stronger than a regular padawan. And it also doesn’t explain how she survived the same stab wound as a kid.
This is my take on it, too. I also like that the needed recovery put Sabine in a position where she had to address some of her thoughts and feelings.
@@perssontm1628 I always thought "Pauans have two stomachs" was kind of a weak excuse for G.I.'s survival. Feels like something they just pulled out of their ass after-the-fact to hand-wave it away, y'know? Remember, the "show, don't tell" rule in filmmaking exists for a very good reason. In Ahsoka, they SHOW us just how badly being stabbed with a lightsaber will f*ck up your whole weekend. In Kenobi, they don't, characters just recover offscreen like it's a new stage in a videogame or something.
In 1 episode Chopper has already attempted a war crime by dropping the hyperdrive on a population center LOL
Fyi, @KyleKatarn, this takes place at the same time as Mando S3, so Ahsoka has already met Din, Grogu, and Luke. I feel like her perceived failure with Sabine influenced her decision to not be involved with Grogu's training.
2:45 this cliff side reminds me of where Din met up with Carson in season 3 of Mandalorian.
I love how Chopper doesn't care about the ship crashing into the port city lmao.... I mean, this is the same Chopper than directly caused the unnecessary death of 3000+ imperial soldiers after all
I think Huyang's use of the word "aptitude" vs something like "sensitivity" is an important thing. I think Sabine is force sensitive but has something akin to learning disability to connect to the force. Maybe she'll be presented with a similar choice to Grogu? Be a Mandalorian warrior and all that entails or embrace the way of a Jedi...
Also, the hair cut has such strong samurai seppuku vibes
I still predict that the other galaxies creatures were the grysk. Was brought up heavily in the Thrawn books as an enemy coming. They are basically the Yuuzhan Vong of canon, and seeing how the books keep building up to a bigger enemy coming, it has to be them.
There's actually a fair chance Sabine could take on a trained Force user. Remember that Mandalorians have all their gadgets, many of which were specifically designed to distract or prevent Jedi from being able to use their abilities. Plus they have their Beskar armor, which protects against the lightsaber itself.
CHOP: Shoot it down! aka War Crime
Hera: I can't just shoot it down, it would crash into the port city.
CHOP: Is that bad?
Hera: Just ready a tracking device. And don't miss this time!
CHOP: YEAH YEAH YEAH.
CHOP: No, no, no… what the? No. Nope, nope, nope!
CHOP: MOM, did you go through my Stuff?
Hera: No, I did not go through your stuff.
CHOP: YES YOU DID.
Hera: Did you look under the backup battery?
CHOP: What? Oh….
Fun fact: both Clancy Brown and Mark Rolston (the captain of the ship that transported Morgan Elsbeth and who got killed by Baylan Skoll) played in The Shawshank Redemption.
I finished season 4 of Rebels the same day that I watched the Ahsoka 1 and 2 eps. The transition felt pretty flawless tbh. Live action Sabine is perfect.
Thrawn and Ezra aren't in the Unknown Regions, they're in a whole other galaxy. That's why that ship is a huge hyperspace ring.
15:10 It‘s based on German armor, specifically the *Maximilianischer Riefelharnisch* from ca. 1515 A.D.
My thought when I saw the giant hyperspace ring was, "heh, what are they gonna do? Hyperspace ring a Star Destroy ...... they're gonna hyperspace ring the Chimera!"
12:15 we need more ppl like this droid telling ppl how it is rather then lying to not hurt some ones feelings.
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To be fair she only said her ancestors were nightsisters, she herself may just be half dathomirian or something
In the ten years post Rebels, the occupation / purge / surrender / and destruction of Mandalore happened. I can see Sabine and Ahsoka coming to blows over Ahsoka refusing to help Sabine to help Sabine’s family fight on Mandalore.
#Interstellar Thrawn: "Don't let me leave MORGAN!"
Do a barrell roll!!!
Also - Star Wars revealed in Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade that Order 66 wasn't the only order given. Order 66 was to slaughter some of the Jedu but Palpatine had other plans and gave other orders to other Clone Troopers to have other Jedi, probably Baylen, surrender or die. So Palpatine not only groomed Anakin, slaughtered the Jedi at the temple and elsewhere but also had plans to use others, like inquisitors, but as force sensitive mercenaries.
2 episodes in and Chopper already wants to commit war crimes. 10/10 show.
15:58 never change, Chop 😈
Can’t wait for rexy boy to show up! And my son is waiting for zeb. This is the way for sure. Loving this show so far already. And chopper is so amazing.
Agreed, butI'm not sure if Zeb will be around too much in this show, that might be a bit too expensive for a tv show :(
Oh, goody.
Rex will be flashback only most likely. Pretty sure his accelerated aging means he is long dead at this point since it is after ROTJ.
Thank you, Kyle! Thank you, Bendu! 🌌 #KyleKatarn #StephGreen #StarWars #Ahsoka #EyeOfSion
Ezra and Saben shipper for life.
And that giant hyperspace ring It's definitely big enough to dock with an Imperial I class star destroyer.
My first reaction to it shifting from 8am to 2am in the UK was annoyance until I realised that it's actually better for me. 8am means I can't watch it before work (not enough time before I have to get in the car), but 2am means I can watch it before work while eating breakfast :)
Baylon gives me major Count Dooku vibes. Even though he had no problem with becoming a sith he still had respect for the jedi.
I don’t think Baylan is Sith though. He seems more mercenary than anything else, he is working for Morgan for money and power. It makes a change because it means his confrontation with Ahsoka isn’t personal, it’s just business.
I think for those who have seen rebels this show is just golden And amazing. But while it's nice to know who Ahsoka, Sabine, Hera, and chopper are it isn't necessary. In 1977, no one know who obiwan, Anakin, r2d2, c3p0 and jabba were but old Ben gives Luke this history laden take about Jedi, the force, the clone wars and Vader, yet everyone rolled with it and the show taught you what you need to know about them. If you watch the prequels and the clone wars then watch a new hope or will hit very differently then if your watch it first. Either way you can still watch the movie and enjoy it with whatever knowledge you have.
The same is true with this. You don't need to know there history to enjoy the show it'll mean more to you if you do not if they do their job right you will end up living them anyway and hopefully make you want to watch rebels to learn more about them
I think Ashoka is able to hear force whispers like how cal does in game
The 1981 Namco football game for a modern Rebel technology piece was priceless
Mad props to the inquisitor for not getting cocky and running away from ahsoka.
Inquisitors do not usually past that long against her lol
I think it's substantial that Baylon Skoll doesn't want to kill Ahsoka or even see her killed. I also love the "Skoll and Hati" reference. The Wolves that chase the Sun and Moon. Skoll (one that mocks) and Hati (one that hates). Skoll and Hati are also duel wielded daggers in Valheim. That probably didn't have any influence but it fits anyway.
Since Baylan went through Order 66 and somehow survived and maybe saw a lot of people he cared about die...maybe gaining power is an effort to never be put in that position again.
Music is great and the story is getting realy interesting,It was cool to see Morgan's using her Night Sister's magic for a moment :)
Thanks for the fabulous channel & the positive vibes. Had to send something to my favorite SW Channel. Can't wait for next week! ❤
Aw, thank you!!
Speaking of funny moments, I'm really looking forward to Chopper and Zeb's reunion.
Chopper will probably just taser Zeb, he never forgave him for betting him off against Lando! :D
If Moff Gideon can give force sensitivity to a clone, it’s definitely not beyond Filoni’s imagination for Sabine to have it “awakened” or gifted to her.
@@Pinkielover that isn’t them becoming force sensitive. Your force sensitivity is determined when you are born. Those people just found out they were force sensitive when they were older. It’s similar to witch and wizards in Harry Potter. Hermoine wouldn’t of known she was a witch until she received her letter to hogwarts. But she was always a witch. But not everyone has the potential to use the force the way Jedi do.
I heard someone mention that she could be more like Chirrut from Rogue One, sensitive in the force but unable to wield it like a Jedi.
You get to be Jedi, and you get to be Jedi, everyone gets to be Jedi! Yeah!!!!
@@unincognito3689 It was never confirmed that it is determined by birth. And it is more in the philosophy of SW that it is something far beyond the scope of anyone to determine. The force is mysterious, and even when you think you understand it all, you don't. Hence why the greatest Jedis kept open minded to everything. Just look at Yoda in the comics, when he ends up on a random planet where the force dosen't work like he expect it to, and has to relearn everything...
Yes, a force user kids usually are force users... Yet a clone can sometime, and sometime not. The truth is... No one knows. Why did it gave back Kanan he's sight ? How ?
It's the whole point of the force. To always be pondered.
@@gerardlacroix6015 George Lucas confirmed it when he introduced Medichlorians as a biological connection to the force that can be measured and determines how strong of a connection to the force u have. I didn't mean "by birth" I meant "at birth". Just like in Harry Potter it is random which we know since the majority of the Jedi in the prequels didn't have the force because of their heritage.
My theory about Baylan Skoll: he was a Jedi when Order 66 hit, but he survived, likely by learning that he couldn't continue to ignore the Darkness while he tried to avoid getting killed. Experience taught him that, if the standard Jedi way was open to extermination, then he could not embrace it as the end-all be-all. In refusing to embrace the Sith path either, he did not so much "fall" to darkness, as learn to navigate it. His comment about "power such as you've never dreamed", I think, is his desire to become so strong that no future "order 66" could threaten him again.
Ahsoka crossing her arms mirrors vaders iconic stance, deeper body language shows that stance is taken by those concerned with their own vulnerability. She’s feeling uneasy about this situation. So shes guarding her vital organs.
I've only just finished watching Rebels a few days ago before starting Ashoka and honestly seeing Sabine cut her hair line Kanan did hit's quite raw still. They're doing such a good job with all of the live action characters of Rebels and Ashoka is really starting to feel like the animated character now.
Theory for Baylon... he wants power so that he will never again be vulnerable to something like Order 66.
I'm 100% certain it looks like a giant hyperspace ring because it *is* a giant hyperspace ring they plan to mount the Chimera to bring back with Thrawn
I also thought that someone needed to feed the lothcat. So far no one else has mentioned feeding the lothcat. Love your reactions guys!
Especially since they explicitly showed her having to feed it, no futuristic pet feeder or nothin!
Isn't it the white loth cat? I'm sure it can open a portal someplace to get grub. :D
I feel like people casually forget we only saw Ahsoka twice briefly in Rebels after her fight with Vader. The first time (from her perspective) was immediately after the fight where she had no time to process what just happened and the second time we see her is after the time jump and she’s completely stoic and has become “Ahsoka the White” as the fandom jokingly calls her. And I feel like the whole fandom just forgot that the first real time we see her after Vader when she’s had time to sit with that.. she’s stoic and it definitely changed her. They blame it on Rosario instead of paying attention to the position Ahsoka herself was put in and the culmination of all her experiences (2 wars, genocide, it was technically illegal for her to be alive at one point, and facing Anakin/Vader who was like her older brother and seeing who he’d become).
And the crossed arms is just Ahsoka’s signature pose, but it kinda confuses me when ppl are like “she’s not like the character” but then switch to “she’s too much like the character” with tiny parts that don’t even affect the story lol. Also Rosario had actually been an Ahsoka fan years before she was cast and was fancast by the fandom, so she had already seen the series beforehand btw.
im loving the show so far and i gotta say the thing i am loving most and most excited to keep exploring is Baylan and his apprentice. I love that he seems to be continuing jedi traditions with how he is training her like with the jedi braid, i like that they are really showing how being a jedi was also being part of a unique culture that is more than just its specific beliefs, cause Baylan would have been raised since infancy as a jedi, even if he has left the path of the light and the jedi way, he is still part of that culture. The only thing i wish the show would maybe fill in the gaps a bit more with Ahsoka and Sabines relationship, cause we dont really have any context other than Ahsoka left Sabine cause "she wasnt ready" but that she is now ready i guess. I wish the show would help fill in those gaps a bit, or i wish we had a book or comic that did at least.
I watched both episodes starting at 3 am, but it was absolutely worth it.
Same
that double stab at 4:00 one with one saber then turning it off and igniting the other one in her other hand for the second blow. beautiful
That ship that the 2 use has the same sounds and looks as an Old Republic Jedi ship. It definitely is one.
Holy crap how did it not hit me that this episode ended off how Rebels ended off? The new journey starts here, with everything that happened before being before the end of Rebels. It's amazing how much more I find out when I see other reactions.
Distant galaxy… that’s how Dave is going to take Ahsoka, the rebel crew, Grogu, and maybe the Mandalorians off the table for the Sequel Triology.
Dave and Jon are going to create their own galaxy for their stories.
I noticed ahsokas lekku has some sort of robotic flick to it when she talks and moves her head, something I assume only Dave would know to bring over from the animation
It's ALWAYS a good day when Chopper chooses violence. GodDAMN is Huyang a sassy bitch, and I'm TOTALLY ok with it. That 40 second scene between Chop and Hera sold me on Mary as Hera. I CAN'T wait to see more
Baylan wanting power could very well be about Order 66 rather than just wanting to fill the power vacuum. Like most jedi during Order 66, he probably felt hopeless and like he didn't have enough power to stop it, therefor his trauma response to it would be wanting more power so he never feels that way again and can take on anything and he believes Thrawn can give him that kind of power, I'm sure it is also to do with wanting to fill that power vacuum thought
Cutting her hair symbolizes her ready to die for Ezra. Easier to fit in helmet too😂. Great action and casting for all characters. Awesome for hardcore fans but good for casual/new ones. Chopper hilarious as always. Time to get Jeb to get gang back altogether.
Well, I was little when the OT was originally released, so I don't feel nostalgia for Rebels. However, I thought these first two episodes felt more serious than Rebels. Although with all the characters older and wiser now, and concern about people loyal to the Empire possibly starting another war, it makes sense that they are more serious at this point. Maybe it's just me, but I sense that Ahsoka has changed since finding out Anakin went to the Darkside and her failure to train Sabine. Maybe it's made her question her decisions and abilities.
The funny thing is that ahsoka always crossed her arms when she was standing during clone wars and rebels
YESSS EPISODE TWO!!!
"Between like now, and her meeting Grogu and Din Djarin"
Ahsoka has arrested Morgan already. This show is after Ahsoka met them of course, since she fought and arrested her in that episode.
I love Ezra’s medieval looking inquisitor outfit.
Honestly I'm really hoping that Sabine *develops* Force sensitivity over the course of the series. Kanan tells us that all living things have the Force and Luke tells us that the Force is just a door and that it can open wide for anyone. I'm also hyped to see what a whole different *galaxy* looks like in Star Wars.
I think Morgan Elsbeth is Dathomiri as they can look very diverse some do look fairly human just paler. Either that or she's dathomiri/human hybrid.
From the dialogue that hyperspace ring has EIGHT SSD hyperspace cores in it.
Why does Ahsoka hesitate to train Sabine?
One need only look into the Legends of Starwars (see what i did there) to find the answer.
"I took it upon myself to train him as a Jedi. I thought that i could do as good a job as master Yoda. I was wrong" - Obi-Wan Kenobi. Heir to the empire
Repeating what i said in other videos.
I love how Ahsoka series is not afraid of being pretty much season 5 of Rebels.
Hearing Sabine's theme was great. And so were seeing Hera and Chopper arguing about exploding a hyperdrive in the middle of a city. xD
Interesting that they are going with the idea of Sabine being Force sensitive indeed but way below average according to Hyaung.
Also i can't believed how much a missed seeing a series where we are bound to have lightsaber action every episode. ♥
possible theory. She thinks its Thrawn calling to her but it might actually be Mother Talzin perhaps, just random and I doubt it but
Unless both Elsbeth and Baylin are lying to Shin(or Elsbeth is somehow good enough to lie to Baylin, a fully trained Jedi Knight/Master, and he doesnt realize it) then Elsbeth is 100% Dathomirian, in this episode she is shown wearing Nightsister style clothing, is confirmed to be Force Sensitive, and knows Nightsister Magic. In the last episode she outright said her ancestors are Dathomirian meaning either she is also Dathomirian or she was born somewhere else but still knows Nightsister Magic but since she also corrects Shin and saying she is a survivor and in Mandalorian we are told her village was destroyed during the Clone War im willing to bet she is from Dathomir. Also your reasoning for her not being Dathomirian is that she looks different she might be from a different part of Dathomir like how people from Africa look different than people from China or maybe she isnt a Dathomirian(as in a Zabrak born on Dathomir) and is just a Force Sensitive Human born on Dathomir
She's probably only like half Dathomirian that's why she doesn't look like your typical Nightsister.
Dathomirians are not human/Zabrak hybrids in canon. They’re just a subspecies of zabrak native to Dathomir. Only in Legends are they half human. The other zabraks are iridonian.
@@unincognito3689 both Maul and Ventress are canonically Dathomirian and female Zabrak dont look like Ventress or any of the other Nightsisters who are clearly the same species as her implying she is half human like Maul and yet they arent considered half Dathomirians. So yes its never been said in canon that Dathomirians are a hybrid species but its been heavily implied that they are and thats enough for me
@@skarletfenrir6979 MAUL? You think Maul is half human??? No, you can literally look it up, its not ever implied they are hybrids. What you are refering to is Legends. Maul doesn't have a human mother in Canon, he is the son of Mother Talzin. All we know is that the male zabraks on Dathomir are, red, orange and yellow. And the females are paler colours with no horns. Both are still considered full bred Zabraks. If you're implying "female Zabraks don't look like Ventress" as in the iridonian ones, yes because they're a subspecies that live on a completely different planet. The nightsisters literally enslave the male zabraks to mate with them. If they were hybrids, the nightsisters would look more and more like Zabraks with each generation. But they don't, coz that's just how the females look.
@@skarletfenrir6979 Its called "sexual dimorphism". And your argument also doesn't work because before the Clone Wars, Dathomirians were just completely human from Dathomir. The Clone Wars just completely ignored the Legends continuity because George didn't care. So Legends retconned it by saying they are hybrids :D
There’s an edit of all the times Ahsoka crossed her arms throughout the shows. That’s her natural pose. Also it’s because in season 1 of clone wars all characters constantly moved arms between positions to seem alive but it was cheap to animate. So everyone did cross arms down to side and back.
6:30 speaking of people from distant galaxy, there was supposed to be a novel that lucas film was about to green-lit but then changed their minds in the end. It was called alien exodius, it touched down on human escaping earth that was taken over by self aware technology, they traveled across space and then get suck into something similar to a black hole which sent those humans back in time and into the star wars galaxy. Then humans got enslaved along with a few other alien species such were the rodians, twileks, mon calamari and others. It explored how the human race first arrived into the star wars galaxy from our solar system. This novel was even suppose to show how the characters first came up with name “skywalker”
Great pickup on the hologram tech! Noticed that too and immediately thought this has to be chiss or some sort of Nightsisters or unknown regions tech!
I think the inquisitor could be starkiller because the people see the actor name in credits or my first theory i think that the inquisitor could be the son of Hera
I wouldn’t say the Eye of Sion is a “portal”. It looks like an oversized hyperspace ring (the biggest we’ve ever seen and possibly meant for the Chimaera for the return trip) with a metric fuck-ton of umph given its 9 hyperspace drives. Makes sense though for how far they are potentially traveling.
Clearly Ashoka was granted a budget in line with the one given to ANDOR. You can immediately see the difference between the sumptuous visuals here, and the claustrophobic production design in Obi-Wan Kenobi’s limited budget.
from what i learned reading. red blade, marrok must have been incredibly talented in order to be the only surviving inquisitor
Chirut had a LOW ass midi-chlorian count. And he still had skills on par with a low ranked Padawan. In legends wasn't Obi-Wan like JUST barely above the threshold of appitude?
From reactors I've watched thus far, it's probably safe to say Kyle Katarn is the most knowledgeable of all things Star Wars. Would be interested to know which RUclipsr surpasses him?
Eric from Blind Wave is close, but I still think Kyle Katarn beats him in obscure Star Wars knowledge. I'd love to see them both duke it out in a SW trivia contest though.
While he's not a reactor or even RUclipsr per se, Jacob Fullerton from Funhaus also has an insane level of SW knowledge. The video of him naming off all the random background pod racers purely from memory to Cameron Monaghan still lives rent free in my head.
@@DizRupTnz Eric did confuse Zair Leonis with Jai Kell
I liked that because i see that people coments that the existence of another galaxy is a mistake or break the sentence and idea of a galaxy far far away.. i said to that people they need to read Legends canon and the invasion of yuuzhan vong i enjoy your huge knowledge of Kyle katarn thanks👍😉