Every Frame In This Last Arc Is So Beautiful, Choosing Some For The Thumbnails Was Impossible. Thanks to everyone that stuck around through all of The Clone Wars, this has been a fantastic series that first jumpstarted my reactions when I had no idea what I was even doing lmao. The journey continues in Star Wars: Rebels! ✅ *Help Me Hit Our 10k SUB GOAL!!* We Are So Close! www.youtube.com/@JustGavinBennett/?sub_confirmation=1 ❤Check Out All The Benefits Of Becoming A *Channel Member* Including *Early Access* To All Videos: ruclips.net/channel/UC9cO_ZCSgDSZEdMWs98i6Jwjoin
I had watched The Clone Wars from the beginning as it aired up until the beginning of S5. I saw the pilot movie in the theater with my friend and we were like, "Anakin had a padawan?? Well, OBVIOUSLY she's not gonna make it." 😁 I thought that her death was going to be a big part of his turning, but no, not at all. At the beginning of S5, my schedule changed and the time I carved out to watch episodes of the Clone Wars wasn't as stable. Plus, I felt like it wasn't going anywhere and I was wanting to see what I considered "the good stuff" of things that connected to what we'd seen in the movies. So, it wasn't until S2 of The Mandalorian when I saw so many reactors get excited for Bo-Katan that I was like, "Hmm, maybe I should finish up the Clone Wars and give Rebels another shot. I only watched the first couple of eps of Rebels and didn't care for it. I thought it was, because of how light it starts and the art style, for kids mainly. But, people kept referencing that too, especially Ezra and I thought I'd give it another go. After the first half of the first season, I started to get more into Rebels, but it was kinda painful for me before that. It does get into some REALLY good stuff and is good info for understanding different things about how the Rebellion started and the Force we either never got in the movies or only got brief glimpses and I love lore expansion/explanation so I really liked it. As The Bad Batch goes in the hierarchy, this may be a controversial take, but I like CW over all, but LOVE the last season of it. I really like Rebels and I LOVE The Batch Bad. It continues the story of the clones and what happens with them after Order 66, so time-wise, it picks up during the last four eps of The Clone Wars. It's art style is very similar to the last eps of The Clone Wars. Anyway, happy further journeys.
The Siege of Mandalore arc is 10/10 Star Wars...I've gotten my non-animation watching SW friends to watch this as a "movie" event and everyone was blown away by it.
There are fan made edits out there that weave these final 4 CW eps into the Revenge of the Sith movie. These CW eps add SO MUCH more to the movie that I'll never watch Revenge of the Sith by itself again. The edit is a good 4 hours though...but well worth the time.
I absolutely love the scene where she redirects the blaster bolts from the clones, when standing on the holo-table. It just shows how insanely skilled she is. Not only being able to redirect them, but redirecting them all into the ceiling to create a hole for her to escape through.
Vader finding Ahsokas lightsaber and looking up at the sky thinking what could have been. What could have been if he never swinged his saber against Mace Windu. He must regret that decision every day of his life. Anakin truly had a sad life.
According to the rating on IMDb "Victory and Death" is the 14th best TV episode of all time (Rating: 9,9/10) and has a higher position than the season 2 finale of The Mandalorian (21st).
For a long time this was my top number one of series finales that made me cry, because the idea of this show was making us like the clones making order 66 even more sad than before
Did I really? I actually don't remember that at all but now I kinda wanna go back and watch that scene again. This is probably why watching rebels first before bad batch is a good thing to do, so I have context for future / past references
@@JustGavinBennett I get the release order thing. Chronologically, The Bad Batch is years before Rebels. It starts during the final 4 episodes of The Clone Wars.
The scene with Maul in the hyperdrive room was awesome.....but the scene that got me chillled to the bone was Ahsoka and Rex in the hanger bay control room. Ahsoka was always confident and self-assured. But when they open the bay door, and she whispers "We need to get out of here", ......she looks shook.
Amazing reaction! These last 4 episodes are better than the most recent SW films out there. Rebels now? Release order is the best choice to avoid spoilers and enjoy cameos!
Rebels 1x1-1x2 is already up for RUclips members and will be releasing publicly on Wednesdays :) But yeah these really are better than all 3 of the new trilogy movies, crazy how good these came out
26:27 Starkiller isn’t in Canon but that would be a cool theory for Legends, because Ahsoka does have a version of herself in Legends, however, I don’t think there’s much content about her in Legends. So we can only assume that nearly all the same things happen to her in Legends (as long as it doesn’t contradict anything). I kinda wished Disney continued making content for Legends and Canon as separate timelines instead of just replacing Legends and stopping it altogether. A different version of Ahsoka that maybe has some sort of interaction with Starkiller could be very cool.
@@JustGavinBennett That helmet is referred to as “Sith Stalker armor” in the game, all cosmetics besides the skin the game gives you from the beginning aren’t considered canon to the story of the games. Starkiller also gets this helmet in alternative DLC missions that were added to the game later. Another thing is that the games aren’t canon to the Legends timeline, only the Legends novels are because the game unrealistically overpowers Starkiller for the sake of the player’s enjoyment. This is why there’s an ending to the games where Starkiller kills Vader even though Vader doesn’t die to Starkiller in the Legends timeline, only in the game. Starkiller is more realistically at the level of Obi-wan and Ahsoka, he wouldn’t be able to just crush Vader the way he can in the games. So the helmet in Andor might just be an easter egg or a hint at a Canon version of Starkiller that we don’t have any information on. It’d be interesting to see, but ik the fandom would consider him “nerfed” bc they’d expect him to be on the level of the games which is ridiculous. They’d also probably have a problem if Ahsoka was on par or more powerful than him (realistically, she would be and should be because of all her experience in Canon, Anakin genuinely training her to surpass him whereas Vader would never intentionally train someone to surpass him, and her unique connection with the Mortis Gods). It would be cool to have him as the embodiment of the dark side as a replacement for the Son, the way Anakin and Ahsoka are replacements for the Father and Daughter.
Every Frame In This Last Arc Is So Beautiful, Choosing Some For The Thumbnails Was Impossible. Thanks to everyone that stuck around through all of The Clone Wars, this has been a fantastic series that first jumpstarted my reactions when I had no idea what I was even doing lmao. The journey continues in Star Wars: Rebels!
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I had watched The Clone Wars from the beginning as it aired up until the beginning of S5. I saw the pilot movie in the theater with my friend and we were like, "Anakin had a padawan?? Well, OBVIOUSLY she's not gonna make it." 😁 I thought that her death was going to be a big part of his turning, but no, not at all. At the beginning of S5, my schedule changed and the time I carved out to watch episodes of the Clone Wars wasn't as stable. Plus, I felt like it wasn't going anywhere and I was wanting to see what I considered "the good stuff" of things that connected to what we'd seen in the movies. So, it wasn't until S2 of The Mandalorian when I saw so many reactors get excited for Bo-Katan that I was like, "Hmm, maybe I should finish up the Clone Wars and give Rebels another shot. I only watched the first couple of eps of Rebels and didn't care for it. I thought it was, because of how light it starts and the art style, for kids mainly. But, people kept referencing that too, especially Ezra and I thought I'd give it another go. After the first half of the first season, I started to get more into Rebels, but it was kinda painful for me before that. It does get into some REALLY good stuff and is good info for understanding different things about how the Rebellion started and the Force we either never got in the movies or only got brief glimpses and I love lore expansion/explanation so I really liked it. As The Bad Batch goes in the hierarchy, this may be a controversial take, but I like CW over all, but LOVE the last season of it. I really like Rebels and I LOVE The Batch Bad. It continues the story of the clones and what happens with them after Order 66, so time-wise, it picks up during the last four eps of The Clone Wars. It's art style is very similar to the last eps of The Clone Wars. Anyway, happy further journeys.
The Siege of Mandalore arc is 10/10 Star Wars...I've gotten my non-animation watching SW friends to watch this as a "movie" event and everyone was blown away by it.
There are fan made edits out there that weave these final 4 CW eps into the Revenge of the Sith movie. These CW eps add SO MUCH more to the movie that I'll never watch Revenge of the Sith by itself again. The edit is a good 4 hours though...but well worth the time.
I like how they made Anakin train her with the clones in Tales of the Jedi to explain the order 66 battle with the clones.😊
I absolutely love the scene where she redirects the blaster bolts from the clones, when standing on the holo-table. It just shows how insanely skilled she is. Not only being able to redirect them, but redirecting them all into the ceiling to create a hole for her to escape through.
Vader finding Ahsokas lightsaber and looking up at the sky thinking what could have been. What could have been if he never swinged his saber against Mace Windu. He must regret that decision every day of his life. Anakin truly had a sad life.
According to the rating on IMDb "Victory and Death" is the 14th best TV episode of all time (Rating: 9,9/10) and has a higher position than the season 2 finale of The Mandalorian (21st).
For a long time this was my top number one of series finales that made me cry, because the idea of this show was making us like the clones making order 66 even more sad than before
Vader's design in animation specifically uses Anakin's body proportions, rather than the build Vader had in the films.
The epilogue takes place 2 years after Clone Wars, also after Bad Batch, which it itself is an epilogue as well.
20:40 You saw this moment from the opposite angle in Tales of the Jedi.
Did I really? I actually don't remember that at all but now I kinda wanna go back and watch that scene again. This is probably why watching rebels first before bad batch is a good thing to do, so I have context for future / past references
@@JustGavinBennett I get the release order thing. Chronologically, The Bad Batch is years before Rebels. It starts during the final 4 episodes of The Clone Wars.
The scene with Maul in the hyperdrive room was awesome.....but the scene that got me chillled to the bone was Ahsoka and Rex in the hanger bay control room.
Ahsoka was always confident and self-assured. But when they open the bay door, and she whispers "We need to get out of here", ......she looks shook.
The Clone Wars is absolutely amazing.
Amazing reaction! These last 4 episodes are better than the most recent SW films out there. Rebels now? Release order is the best choice to avoid spoilers and enjoy cameos!
Rebels 1x1-1x2 is already up for RUclips members and will be releasing publicly on Wednesdays :) But yeah these really are better than all 3 of the new trilogy movies, crazy how good these came out
Star Wars Rebels is awesome you have to watch it 🔥🙌
I will be, should start uploading within the next 2 weeks
Peak Star Wars
Rebels in gonna blow your mind regarding Anakin and Ahsoka (also in the Ahsoka series)
26:27 Starkiller isn’t in Canon but that would be a cool theory for Legends, because Ahsoka does have a version of herself in Legends, however, I don’t think there’s much content about her in Legends. So we can only assume that nearly all the same things happen to her in Legends (as long as it doesn’t contradict anything). I kinda wished Disney continued making content for Legends and Canon as separate timelines instead of just replacing Legends and stopping it altogether. A different version of Ahsoka that maybe has some sort of interaction with Starkiller could be very cool.
I thought for sure we saw Starkillers armor in Andor but maybe it was just similar or an easter egg thats not meant to be canon
@@JustGavinBennett That helmet is referred to as “Sith Stalker armor” in the game, all cosmetics besides the skin the game gives you from the beginning aren’t considered canon to the story of the games. Starkiller also gets this helmet in alternative DLC missions that were added to the game later. Another thing is that the games aren’t canon to the Legends timeline, only the Legends novels are because the game unrealistically overpowers Starkiller for the sake of the player’s enjoyment. This is why there’s an ending to the games where Starkiller kills Vader even though Vader doesn’t die to Starkiller in the Legends timeline, only in the game. Starkiller is more realistically at the level of Obi-wan and Ahsoka, he wouldn’t be able to just crush Vader the way he can in the games. So the helmet in Andor might just be an easter egg or a hint at a Canon version of Starkiller that we don’t have any information on. It’d be interesting to see, but ik the fandom would consider him “nerfed” bc they’d expect him to be on the level of the games which is ridiculous. They’d also probably have a problem if Ahsoka was on par or more powerful than him (realistically, she would be and should be because of all her experience in Canon, Anakin genuinely training her to surpass him whereas Vader would never intentionally train someone to surpass him, and her unique connection with the Mortis Gods). It would be cool to have him as the embodiment of the dark side as a replacement for the Son, the way Anakin and Ahsoka are replacements for the Father and Daughter.