It’s super cool too because it’s a moment in time we literally never see, this is a brief period which seems to be between the clone wars movie and the first season. Jesse doesn’t have any paint at all on his armor.
I absolutely LOVED all the Count Dooku related episodes! Sure some people may be pissed that they retcon some good novels and comics, but each episode helped make his turn to the dark make more sense. And that Yaddle v Dooku fight was absolutely *AMAZING!*
i would also love to see Aayla Secura, Shaak Ti bc homegirl keeps coming back from the dead.. and also Kit Fisto bc he was interesting in the clone wars
In the second episode, Dooku mentions that Jedi don't expect to be attacked by people they trust. Which really makes Order 66 Hit harder. And also explains why some Jedi sensed it about to happen, the ones who trusted the clones the most died quicker.
*Dooku's shift from Jedi Master to the darkside was perfect with how things just caused him to make up his mind about which side he wanted to be on. His, "Master Jedi" response to Mace Windu when talking to him about Mace being placed on the Council, is one of my favorite moments in the three episodes of this series. Sheesh. I loved all six episodes all the way & I hope that we get more from this series like a Tales of the Sith maybe featuring my favorite Darth Bane or other stories. Truly hoping that happens.*
Tales From The Galaxy, so you could do Jedi, Sith, Civilian, Soldier, etc. themed episodes. I'd love to see a slice of life episode from just a random person who loves in a world where Jedi just exist, and see how life is there.
13:00 a detail you missed is as Dooku and Yaddle are walking away, Dooku walks in the shadows while Yaddle walks in the light, foreshadowing Dooku's turn to the Darkside, similar to Ep.3 when Anakin and Obi Wan say farewell to each other as friends for the last time before Obi Wan goes off to confront Grievous and Anakin Stands in the shadows while Obi Wan stands in the light
I also noticed dooku walking into a darkish hallway compared to yadel who was walking towards a well lit hallway. This could be another way of showing Dooku’s turn to the dark side
I feel in the next season they should explore more behind Dooku and the creation of grievous as well as behind the scenes of grievous at the Battle of Geonosis. They did amazing for this first season and hope they do even better the next!
3:29 the mondrils atop their heads also give them an extra sensory perception of sorts. This is why Togruta Jedi are always such great sensory types i.e: Jedi Sages and Jedi Shadows
Don't skip the animated series! I really like how they actually give you a story before you even get to the opening credits. I am amazed how much information that they packed into each episode! Short, sweet to the absolute point!
Anybody else notice yet that Yaddle's ship was a modified Mini-Rig from the vintage toyline? It was the PDT-8 (Personnel Deployment Transport). This and an X-Wing were the only vintage ships I had as a kid, and I'd know that profile anywhere.
That's awesome! I need to compare them as I'm not super familiar with all the mini rigs, but that's a deep cut Easter Egg you spotted. This comment deserves more attention.
Loved this mini series, The only nit picks I had were that, I wish Sifo Dyas was given a prominent role and further explained, and I would have loved to have a Jango Fett cameo perhaps a scene where he’s being recruited and/or cloned, overall though loved it and Ian Mcdiarmid’s return as the one and only Papa Palps😂
I never really thought that Sidious really bought into the Rule of Two, especially it's true intentions. The Rule of Two was meant to limit the number of Siths to prevent infighting to guarantee their victory. It also was meant where when the student finally defeats their master, it was meant to be in a fair fight to make sure that only the strong remain and the cycle would continue. However, Sidious himself violates the integrity and spirit of the rule by: 1) Whacking his master while he was vulnerable. (Either he offed him in his sleep or while he was drunk or something). 2) He took on or allowed multiple Sith apprentices after Maul (Dooku, Ventress, the Inquisitors) and made sure that none of them could ever surpass him. 3) Later on he would eventually try to (re?)establish the Rule of One. So in short, he's a true Sith in a way where he didn't really care about the rules and played by his own.
I think Ahsoka's test takes place right after meeting Anakin. I think the outfit and Obi-Wan's hair are retcons. It would also explain why Anakin's hair is shorter than in the Clone Wars too
@@tobot303 The 6th Brother was a former Jedi, and the only people who turn to air after their death during this era, are Jedi. Yes, it's a significant detail to gloss over.
@@Tazytots Dooku didn't disappear when he died and we only saw the mask but no neck stump like how Jango Fett's helmet fell off. And Qui Gon didn't either and he was part of this era.
Did anyone else notice how the sliding door of the building where Dooku and Sidius meet looks sorta like a sharp-toothed evilly smiling mouth? And how the door crushed yaddle, symbolizing the Jedi order being “consumed” by darkness and the Sith? I’m sure it was an intentional design choice.
I feel like Yoda’s unique speech is due to how much older he is. His prime was during the High Republic, an era where Jedi acted more as Knights similar to the days of King Arthur, so it makes sense that yoda talks as Luke says “in riddles” as it’s a way of speaking lost to time.
I absolutely LOVED this series, the episodes were all good but each one left me wanting MORE! These leaving me excited for Visions S2 which I hope has more cannon stories like these this time around.
Two things: one) I loved the reference to National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation. That made my day lmao Two) I can't be the only one who remembered that one scene from the Miracle on Ice movie while Anakin had Ahsoka train against the Clones (You'll know what I'm talking about if you've seen the movie)
I did see a detail you guys missed. After Qui Gon leaves and Dooku and Yaddle finish speaking, they move in separate directions in the hallway. Dooku towards a shadowed part of the hallway and Yaddle towards a sunlight part of the hallway. Signifying Dooku’s movement to the darkside
I am surprised we saw nothing of Plo Koon in this series (apart from seeing him in the background) as he is known to be Filoni's favourite Jedi... 🤔 Hopefully we'll see some more of him if they make a second season 😎😁
I didnt catch that the hay driod planet was the same as the one Dooku helped free in episode 2. Everything he did wasn't evil. Even in his worst times, it created a path for Ashoka to follow and survive.
I've seen the progression of of Yoda > Dooku > Jinn > Kenobi > Skywalker > Tano referred to as The Disaster Lineage. This seems apt to me. Of course, that makes Anakin and Luke Skywalker training siblings, and if you consider how Luke's first padawan (Ben Solo) turned out, I think Luke and Solo should be considered a branch of the Disaster Lineage Family Tree. Let's hope Grogu doesn't follow the 'family' tradition of either falling to the dark side or training someone who will.
If we get a season 2 I would love to see a story about anikan between phantam menace and attack if the clones as well as a younge Palpatine getting trained by plagus
This might be the first SW cartoon Ive seen...Disney+ has more cred now that Andor is so good. But I had previously seen one episode- the finale when Order 66 was issued in Clone Wars. Which ties directly with Part 5 of Tales. (And reminiscent of Kill Bill Vol. 2) Now I might be checking out more SW cartoons.
Clone Wars is one of my favorite SW screen projects of all time. I like it better than many of the movies, personally. If you liked this, I highly recommend giving it a go. And it gets better and better each season. Rebels is pretty good too.
Ahsoka dealing with that inquisitor the same way Vader handled Reva - dodge,.dodge.,dodge, give me your lightsaber - showed how much all the training and real combat paid off.
At Master Katri's funeral, Plo Koon seems to be wearing armour on his lower arms, like gauntlets. I always thought Jedi only did this during the Clone Wars. I know in the Clone Wars, a lot of Jedi wore this kind of armour, even well known Jedi like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Mace Windu, but I don't recall ever seeing that before the time of Attack of the Clones, or even The Phantom Menace.
@@tobot303 Maybe, but I'm always looking for a canon in-universe explanation for everything. It actually looks like Saesee Tiin might be wearing them too.
Dooku is a cautionary tale of what happens when a jedi with good intentions falls to the dark side. His actions crossed the line but his reasoning was understandable
Obi-Wan did say a variation of the "wiser than I am" line to Anakin when he was about to leave for Utapau in ROTS. Quote: "You are strong and wise Anakin, and I am very proud of you. I have trained you since you were a small boy, and you have become a far greater Jedi than I can can ever hope to be." End quote. Its just unfortune that that would be Obi-Wan and Anakin's final interaction before Anakin turns.
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The fact that Anakin’s training is what helped Ahsoka survive Order 66 is super emotional.
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When Rex says “Jesse got you pretty good” and then Jesse saying “sorry commander” really hits me hard
It’s super cool too because it’s a moment in time we literally never see, this is a brief period which seems to be between the clone wars movie and the first season. Jesse doesn’t have any paint at all on his armor.
Making anakins tough training the thing that saves Ashoka is so fulfilling. Makes so much sense why most Jedi died cuz the troopers are just that good
I absolutely LOVED all the Count Dooku related episodes! Sure some people may be pissed that they retcon some good novels and comics, but each episode helped make his turn to the dark make more sense. And that Yaddle v Dooku fight was absolutely *AMAZING!*
Truly magnificent
Don’t think it’s a retcon. It’s rough, but you can fit Dooku being at the temple in Ep 4 with the Novel “Padawan”.
I want a second season of this for jedis like Plo Koon and Quinlan Vos
Mace Windu and Boba Fett
@@ronniewhitedx that’s been done so many times tho
@@ronniewhitedx boba isn’t a jedi
ventress and palpatine?
Yoda and his master
many origins are possible for character who had little screen time or those we don't know about
i would also love to see Aayla Secura, Shaak Ti bc homegirl keeps coming back from the dead.. and also Kit Fisto bc he was interesting in the clone wars
I never get tired of seeing the clone wars animation again so good
Right? Rebels are not bad, but not quite as good
No one will ever get tired for seeing beautiful animation like this.
Rebels was pure ass
In the second episode, Dooku mentions that Jedi don't expect to be attacked by people they trust. Which really makes Order 66 Hit harder. And also explains why some Jedi sensed it about to happen, the ones who trusted the clones the most died quicker.
Congrats to Bryce giving Yaddle her first onscreen words, now technically she is the canon voice for her
RIP
inquisitor: *acting threatening and badas*
Ashoka: "no"
"Why are you hitting yourself?"
understandable. carry on.
Didn't have a weapon, didn't need one. Just going to take his, defeat him with it, then purify it's kyber crystals
*Dooku's shift from Jedi Master to the darkside was perfect with how things just caused him to make up his mind about which side he wanted to be on. His, "Master Jedi" response to Mace Windu when talking to him about Mace being placed on the Council, is one of my favorite moments in the three episodes of this series. Sheesh. I loved all six episodes all the way & I hope that we get more from this series like a Tales of the Sith maybe featuring my favorite Darth Bane or other stories. Truly hoping that happens.*
Tales of the Sith for re-introducing Bane after his cameo in Clone Wars.
Tales From The Galaxy, so you could do Jedi, Sith, Civilian, Soldier, etc. themed episodes. I'd love to see a slice of life episode from just a random person who loves in a world where Jedi just exist, and see how life is there.
13:00 a detail you missed is as Dooku and Yaddle are walking away, Dooku walks in the shadows while Yaddle walks in the light, foreshadowing Dooku's turn to the Darkside, similar to Ep.3 when Anakin and Obi Wan say farewell to each other as friends for the last time before Obi Wan goes off to confront Grievous and Anakin Stands in the shadows while Obi Wan stands in the light
We should consider that Yoda may have been raised on his own Planet while yaddle being younger could have been raised on Coruscant or somewhere else.
I think someone said that Yoda's speech patterns were due to his age; he's been around long enough to see grammar change
@@douglasmarshall6949 This would make a lot of sense tbh, people from 5 centuries ago wouldn’t speak like how we do today for most cases
Maybe it’s the male of the species that speaks that way and the females speak normally
I believe yoda does it on purpose to make sure the person is actually Listening and understanding
Dave has now said that Frank Oz told him that yoda's speaking pattern was to honor his master. So possibly the way a different species speaks
It's safe to say that Tales of the Jedi DESERVES a second season.
I also noticed dooku walking into a darkish hallway compared to yadel who was walking towards a well lit hallway. This could be another way of showing Dooku’s turn to the dark side
I noticed that too. Was gonna comment that til I saw your post
I literally just finished Tales of the Jedi and thought to myself "strange, they still haven't made a video about it" 😅
ikr? xD i finished it few days ago and was wondering the same thing
Im pretty sure its mentioned in the movies or somewhere that Dooku was yodas apprentice meaning it goes yoda
In AToC when Yoda and Dooku face each other.
I feel in the next season they should explore more behind Dooku and the creation of grievous as well as behind the scenes of grievous at the Battle of Geonosis. They did amazing for this first season and hope they do even better the next!
I would like to see a Palpatine story pre-Sith or better yet Darth Plagueis
Grievous was at the Battle of Geonosis?
@@ioncewasmikey yes he was in the battle helping get separatist onto ships and fighting Clones behind the scenes
3:29 the mondrils atop their heads also give them an extra sensory perception of sorts. This is why Togruta Jedi are always such great sensory types i.e: Jedi Sages and Jedi Shadows
need a tales of the sith ASAP
I agree and I hope for a story on maul and one on palpatine or a ancient sith
I agree I need to see baby sheev
Then tales of the bounty hunters
@@mixable_YT plagueis?
@@Mateocabrera2389 than ancient tales for people like revan, plagueis
TALES OF THE JEDI really struck me, it's absolutely amazing. Thanks for the beakdown!
Don't skip the animated series! I really like how they actually give you a story before you even get to the opening credits. I am amazed how much information that they packed into each episode! Short, sweet to the absolute point!
The Dooku story was amazing
I loved this series!! I wish there were 6 more episodes!! We need longer seasons!
I love how they gave Yaddle's character more depth
i love how they keep setting up anakin as the key to the rebellion forming and the fall of the empire!🙂
Anybody else notice yet that Yaddle's ship was a modified Mini-Rig from the vintage toyline? It was the PDT-8 (Personnel Deployment Transport). This and an X-Wing were the only vintage ships I had as a kid, and I'd know that profile anywhere.
That's awesome! I need to compare them as I'm not super familiar with all the mini rigs, but that's a deep cut Easter Egg you spotted. This comment deserves more attention.
Loved this mini series, The only nit picks I had were that, I wish Sifo Dyas was given a prominent role and further explained, and I would have loved to have a Jango Fett cameo perhaps a scene where he’s being recruited and/or cloned, overall though loved it and Ian Mcdiarmid’s return as the one and only Papa Palps😂
This series was such a nice surprise! Looking forward to more (hopefully)!
This series was amazing! Hope there is more to come!
I never really thought that Sidious really bought into the Rule of Two, especially it's true intentions.
The Rule of Two was meant to limit the number of Siths to prevent infighting to guarantee their victory. It also was meant where when the student finally defeats their master, it was meant to be in a fair fight to make sure that only the strong remain and the cycle would continue.
However, Sidious himself violates the integrity and spirit of the rule by:
1) Whacking his master while he was vulnerable. (Either he offed him in his sleep or while he was drunk or something).
2) He took on or allowed multiple Sith apprentices after Maul (Dooku, Ventress, the Inquisitors) and made sure that none of them could ever surpass him.
3) Later on he would eventually try to (re?)establish the Rule of One.
So in short, he's a true Sith in a way where he didn't really care about the rules and played by his own.
I think Ahsoka's test takes place right after meeting Anakin. I think the outfit and Obi-Wan's hair are retcons. It would also explain why Anakin's hair is shorter than in the Clone Wars too
Yeah I think it is a retcon. That always bothered me about Ahsoka's early clothing. It was essentially a tube top. Not very practical at all.
I don't like how you didn't mention the 6th brothers hood and mask deflating after Ahsoka took his head. I feel that was important.
Maybe it wasn't...
Or maybe it was...
@@tobot303 The 6th Brother was a former Jedi, and the only people who turn to air after their death during this era, are Jedi. Yes, it's a significant detail to gloss over.
@@Tazytots Dooku didn't disappear when he died and we only saw the mask but no neck stump like how Jango Fett's helmet fell off. And Qui Gon didn't either and he was part of this era.
@@Tazytots the only people that turn to air after their death? Whattttt 😅
Did anyone else notice how the sliding door of the building where Dooku and Sidius meet looks sorta like a sharp-toothed evilly smiling mouth? And how the door crushed yaddle, symbolizing the Jedi order being “consumed” by darkness and the Sith? I’m sure it was an intentional design choice.
We definitely need multiple more seasons of this show
I feel like Yoda’s unique speech is due to how much older he is. His prime was during the High Republic, an era where Jedi acted more as Knights similar to the days of King Arthur, so it makes sense that yoda talks as Luke says “in riddles” as it’s a way of speaking lost to time.
I absolutely LOVED this series, the episodes were all good but each one left me wanting MORE! These leaving me excited for Visions S2 which I hope has more cannon stories like these this time around.
I'd say Visions are not meant to be canon, it's like SW What If.
@@katearcher8514 What If is actually Canon in the MCU though. They're part of the multiverse. Visions is just a little fun thing, not canon.
Two things: one) I loved the reference to National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation. That made my day lmao
Two) I can't be the only one who remembered that one scene from the Miracle on Ice movie while Anakin had Ahsoka train against the Clones (You'll know what I'm talking about if you've seen the movie)
I did see a detail you guys missed. After Qui Gon leaves and Dooku and Yaddle finish speaking, they move in separate directions in the hallway. Dooku towards a shadowed part of the hallway and Yaddle towards a sunlight part of the hallway. Signifying Dooku’s movement to the darkside
I am surprised we saw nothing of Plo Koon in this series (apart from seeing him in the background) as he is known to be Filoni's favourite Jedi... 🤔
Hopefully we'll see some more of him if they make a second season 😎😁
GOD THESE EPISODES WAS SO EMOTIONAL 😭
I loved this series so much too ! Anakin & Ahsoka , it tears at me ! No other two characters impact my feelings more ! Well done Voss !
That BEN caught me out and I laughed way more than I should have 😂
Surely this short, 6 episode mini-series couldn’t hurt me. Impossible!
21:06 this was so funny for no reason
I love that regardless how primitive hunter-gatherer planets are, they still have laser guns for hunting and robots helping with construction 😂
I didnt catch that the hay driod planet was the same as the one Dooku helped free in episode 2. Everything he did wasn't evil. Even in his worst times, it created a path for Ashoka to follow and survive.
Coming back to the ship from the final episode of clone wars always brings back the pain
him yelling BEN at 15:18 has me crying😂😂
1:03 switch it around 😂
This filled in some many gaps and answers a questions that needed clarification
This is where the fun begins!!!! These Star Wars shorts were incredible! 🙏🏽
6-13 minute episodes were not enough they could've at least made them the normal half hour but noooo of course not. WE NEED MORE !!!!
I love Erik's cheerful reviews and breakdowns!
I've seen the progression of of Yoda > Dooku > Jinn > Kenobi > Skywalker > Tano referred to as The Disaster Lineage. This seems apt to me. Of course, that makes Anakin and Luke Skywalker training siblings, and if you consider how Luke's first padawan (Ben Solo) turned out, I think Luke and Solo should be considered a branch of the Disaster Lineage Family Tree. Let's hope Grogu doesn't follow the 'family' tradition of either falling to the dark side or training someone who will.
They can make so much fire stuff with this tales of the Jedi endless possibilities
Maybe we can get a Tales of the Sith and Tales of the Bounty Hunter and Tales of the Cantina Musicians. :)
If we get a season 2 I would love to see a story about anikan between phantam menace and attack if the clones as well as a younge Palpatine getting trained by plagus
Obi-Wan's long hair is called the Kenobi-mullet
For those keeping score, that's 3 villains Mace Windu has helped create: Darth Vader, Boba Fett, and now Count Dooku.
So thrilled to see this art style again
Dave Filoni. The best thing to happen to Star Wars since George Lucas.
I- I chopped a lot of onions watching this series.
15:16 ...and BEN!!! 🤣🤣 that had me dying
Palpatine was at Qui Gons funeral though, so how was he there when Yaddle died?
Came here to ask that, too. How is this getting missed?
@@spiceweasel42 Easy, the fight is before the funeral. The Council and Palpatine leave for Naboo after Yaddle's death
but it does bring up an interesting point; did senator organa somehow know darth vader's secret identity?
I would say no, since Obi Wan didn’t know and thought Anakin to not be alive. What makes you wonder this?
I’m so glad you guys broke this down
Love to see how well trained Ashoka is
continue the chain backwards.
Yoda taught Dooku.
Lol it’s also weird hearing Yen Sid when Dooku speaks. But I love it!
Mr. Krabbs is Sixth Brother who loses his lightsabers to Ahsoka 😂😂😂
Who else’s wants to see a tales of the sith series?
That last episode took your feels over it’s knees and slapped them good
When I saw the Sixth Brother two characters came to mind, Darth Revan and Reaper from Overwatch.
I got more Nihilius vibes than Revan. But you're spot on about Reaper.
@@princetonchia1285 To be fair, I don't know Nihilius, from what I can recall.
I liked how they showed us what happened to yaddle,the fall to the dark side of dooku,etc.
I want an explanation for the suffocating hiss and deflation of the inquisitors head after Ahsoka fucks him up.
This might be the first SW cartoon Ive seen...Disney+ has more cred now that Andor is so good. But I had previously seen one episode- the finale when Order 66 was issued in Clone Wars. Which ties directly with Part 5 of Tales. (And reminiscent of Kill Bill Vol. 2) Now I might be checking out more SW cartoons.
If you like this show, I bet you'll love Clone Wars. Rebels is also great.
Clone Wars is one of my favorite SW screen projects of all time. I like it better than many of the movies, personally. If you liked this, I highly recommend giving it a go. And it gets better and better each season. Rebels is pretty good too.
Ahsoka dealing with that inquisitor the same way Vader handled Reva - dodge,.dodge.,dodge, give me your lightsaber - showed how much all the training and real combat paid off.
The Raxus soldiers claws are in Luthans shop
Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plageous the wise?
This series is the best Star wars of the year so far, and it isn't close!
I love how Rex and Ahsoka have this brother sister relationship with one another
You switched Wrecker with the Imperial Driver. Just wanted to point it out. Nice video
I was wondering if you guys were going to cover this.. awesome!!
I wish there was more and longer episodes
At Master Katri's funeral, Plo Koon seems to be wearing armour on his lower arms, like gauntlets. I always thought Jedi only did this during the Clone Wars. I know in the Clone Wars, a lot of Jedi wore this kind of armour, even well known Jedi like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Mace Windu, but I don't recall ever seeing that before the time of Attack of the Clones, or even The Phantom Menace.
Maybe they did that so people didn't mistake him for a Jedi of the same species.
@@tobot303 Maybe, but I'm always looking for a canon in-universe explanation for everything. It actually looks like Saesee Tiin might be wearing them too.
@@ShizuruNakatsu Well Disney likes rewriting canon so...
Bro that inquisitor looks dope
Ive always sympathized and loved dooku. He’s a good person who sees the flaws in the jedi way and just wanted to do what he felt was right.
My only question is in this case why Bail Organa didn’t tell Ashoka about Obi-wan and Yoda
0:58 he mixed up wrecker and the imp combat driver lol
The most gorgeous Star Wars animated series
Last time I came this quickly, I became a father...
Anyway, this series is far too short, I need more.
Dooku is a cautionary tale of what happens when a jedi with good intentions falls to the dark side. His actions crossed the line but his reasoning was understandable
I did not realize Dooku taught Qui-gon I thought Yoda was his direct master but apparently he was the grandmaster instead
Although both Dooku and Qui-gon told their apprentices they were wiser than them, Obi-wan will never be able to tell his apprentice that
Obi-Wan did say a variation of the "wiser than I am" line to Anakin when he was about to leave for Utapau in ROTS. Quote: "You are strong and wise Anakin, and I am very proud of you. I have trained you since you were a small boy, and you have become a far greater Jedi than I can can ever hope to be." End quote. Its just unfortune that that would be Obi-Wan and Anakin's final interaction before Anakin turns.
This series was a job well done 👏🏻
I’m pretty sure the reason yoda talks the way he does is due to a head injury that took place in one of the comics
LMAO that "BEN" made me jump
That y-wing is the same one that they used to escape the venator
1:02 you got the imperial combet driver and wreckers helmets backwards
Thanks a lot for the video! Really entertaining!