1. Clone Wars 2. Andor 3. Rebels 4. The Mandalorian 5. Bad Batch 6. Tales of the Jedi 7. Ahsoka 8. Obi-Wan Kenobi 9. Tales of the Empire 10. The Acolyte 11. Book of Boba Fett
1. Tale of Dooku 2. Tale of Barriss 3. Tale of Ahsoka 4. Tale of Morgan I don’t dislike Morgan’s Tale but it has the least interesting plot and fewest surprises
Yes unfortunately your friend had a horrible accident he ran into James Gunn and got rebooted. OH SHIT... First Gunn thought he was cute but your friend said he's not about that life and we haven't seen him since the van left with the other kids.
Maybe someone else said this within the video or lost somewhere in the comments, but The Grand Inquisitor was actually present at the trial where Bariss confesses. He was a Temple Guard.
I don't know how they are dealing with Force Healing at Disney, but it used to be that Jedi Healers channeled the Force through themselves to heal others. It cost them some but they weren't loosing any life force, just getting tired and in need of recharging their reserve of Force.
@@marshsundeen To be fair, she did start training as an inquisitor, so she used the dark side for a while. That is not gentle with it's practitioners. Ut also seems that working for the Empiren would be a big drain. That kind of experience would probably do me in. ☠ Some time has passed as well and some of us don't age very gracefully. So, who knows what it was that took a toll on Barris?
This is our first time seeing Barriss in a whopping 11 years! The Clone Wars episode The Wrong Jedi first aired in March 2013. Leave it to Filoni to answer what happened to Barriss by ending the story that makes us ask “Wait, what happened to Barriss?” Maybe they plan to put her in live action- maybe for the Ahsoka series? Are we starting Bad Batch next Friday?
There was an interview with Dave Filoni years ago in which he mentions that he wanted to bring Barriss into an episode of Rebels but he just couldn't work out how to fit her story together with the Ghost crew. So he said he is just going to hold onto her story until there is a better opportunity to tell it.
Yall I feel bad if you felt pressured to put this out in time but u didn’t have to if only 3 of yall could make the reaction I feel bad so many of the crew is missing out on these eps, hopefully they see it on their own time
Lynn was in the Kenobi series as an Inquisitor, so the final episode takes place at least 10 years after the previous two episodes. The reason Barriss looks so old is likely because healing people with the Force actually drains your own life away. Since she's called "The Healer".
In Star Wars Legends (the Pre-Disney books), Barris was gifted in the art of Force Healing. However, she is never seen doing this in The Clone Wars, so it is cool to see her signature gift return as a signifier of her character development. Also, I loved the Force-Healer-Hermit that Barris became. It's such an interesting development that's so cool! :)
Prevailing theory for why Barris seems older than she should be: They call her a healer (she is established in slightly older materials to be proficient in force healing) and it’s been established that force healing involves transferring life energy. So she’s force healed enough people that it’s aged her. Lyn aka The Fourth Sister was in the Obi Wan show for like a minute and did nothing. I don’t even remember if she spoke. Hey, we’ve got two inquisitors Ahsoka killed. The one from Tales of the Jedi and Marrok from the Ahsoka show Yeah that jedi was non binary There is a book _Rise of the Red Blade_ about an inquisitor that I believe goes deeper into the recruitment/training. I haven’t gotten to it yet. “Feel like the spinning [saber] is a cheat code” Dave Filoni explicitly called them cheat mode sabers 🤣 Lyn _Rakish_ is definitely NOT a twilek. Her species hasn’t been identified. You must’ve been looking at Lyn _Me,_ who is definitely a twilek, one of Jabba’s dancers in Return of the Jedi
Barriss begins her inquisitor arc. Makes sense they’d take an interest in her after the temple attack and believed the Jedi lost their way in this war.
Funniest thing about the evil planet locations is the place the inquisitors are is next to Mustafas so i believe that sun is Vader so he can keep a close eye on them.
22:52 Yeah that's kinda how I felt watching this. The ending felt a bit underwhelming and generally it just felt like a lot of Barriss' story was skipped over due to this taking place in a Tales series. Like if she had her own show, even if it was shortened, I feel like they could have built her up better and had a more satisfying ending. As it is, it's just meh IMO. Also, I'm a little disappointed they gave us no real interactions between her and either Vader or Ahsoka.
A lot of people speculated that Barriss Offee became an inquisitor, with some even theorizing that she was the Seventh Sister from Rebels. If anything, I think people (or at least I) wanted to see Inquisitor Barriss face off against post-Order 66 Ahsoka Tano. That reunion of characters is something to see. I still enjoyed Tales of the Empire.
They don’t have a lot of empathy for her or Lynn as six very black and white view on life and good and evil that is very grating to the ear. Marketa is cold af
@Thenormies, 24:58 I don't think she died. I think Chris was correct in assuming that Barriss' breaths were shallow. The ending theme was hopeful, for Lyn and for Barriss. Lyn told Barriss she'd get her out of the cave. Wasn't she speaking to Barriss because she wanted her to know that she wasn't going to leave her to die in the cave? If Barriss were dead, don't you think Lyn would have said so? Personally, I think this story was left open-ended so it can be revisited in other media if they so choose to.
I kinda hated Bariss’ terrorism in TCW. I really enjoyed her character in the book, Jedi Healer. I really appreciated her story here and her return to the light.
I'm not sure how I feel about the last episode. On one hand, I'm glad to see that Barriss came so far back into the light, but on the other hand, I feel like the episode doesn't really fit in with the tone of the series. It seems more intuitive that the final episode would end with Barriss leaving the Empire, although I can see how one might make the case that it makes sense for her story to end with her helping Lyn come to her own realization and leave as well. So, yeah, not really sure how I feel. While I don't think this series is as deep and cohesive as Tales of the Jedi, I do still enjoy this format of using animation to tell multi-episode story arcs about different characters, and I would like to see Lucasfilm continue to do this on a larger scale. I'd love to see an anthology series that's kind of like The Clone Wars, except that it tells stories in all eras of Star Wars, with each season having its own theme or underlying story like Tales of the Jedi/Empire. That would be the dream! Side note: The dark side hasn't stopped Lyn from aging, like you suggested; Barriss has just aged faster, which is weird because she is the same species as Vernestra Rwoh from the High Republic books and The Acolyte, and should have the same abnormally long lifespan. The last episode of this series almost certainly takes place between Lyn's appearance in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series and the fall of the Empire, so there can't have been more than a 10- to 20-year gap between the last two episodes, depending on when they take place. The best theory I've heard to explain why Barriss appears to have aged so much in a relatively short period of time is that she has been using the Force to heal people by transferring bits of her life essence into them, like what Rey and Ben Solo did for each other in the Rise of Skywalker, only she appears to have done it so many times that it's caused her to visibly age.
Part of me believes she dead as we don't see her in the future but part of me knows Disney and they will bring characters back to life I'm glad tech stay dead that is the one good thing Disney ever did is not bringing tech back to life
It's hard finding reactors who fully respect/understand non binary individuals. I totally get the confusion with the initial realization of the character being non binary (they did a bad job making their pronouns clear to the audience) but maybe after realizing they're non-binary you stop using he/him pronouns for the character? Especially when the actor (Ry Chase), who is non binary in real life, wasn't even assigned male at birth.
The issue with using they is that now we, and the characters can't know if it's plural or just some pronoun stuff unless more words and unnecessary dialogue is used. Not very practical nor useful.
I hear what you all are saying. But, first, singular they has been in use for hundreds of years, long before it was used for people with non-binary gender. I’m 50 years old, and I’ve always used and heard other people using singular they/theirs to refer to people when the gender is unknown. It’s very natural, and people use this word this way all the time. So the accuracy of using singular they is well-attested by long common usage. And it does have a use: a simple way of referring to a single person of unknown gender. It is ambiguous (as to number of people, at least to the audience), so, sure it has a downside. But language in general always lacks complete specification. In the context of that conversation, everyone involved may have already known they were discussing one Jedi, so they may not have seen the need to explicitly specify that. Also, it is possible there was another Jedi, but they were not together at the time that the one we saw was tracked down.
@@timothybruce4638 but then why weren't these two surprised or at least why didn't they try to clarify if it was just one as they thought or of they probably were to a trap with unknown enemies? Why did she just heard "they" and never questioned it? It felt like she magically knew what the kid meant. If I take it at face value, without going meta on the story and writing, then this just makes her seem incompetent or careless, something incongruent to how she had been behaving so far, at least in these episodes.
Did we enjoy this tale? How does it rank amongst other Star Wars shows?
1. Clone Wars
2. Andor
3. Rebels
4. The Mandalorian
5. Bad Batch
6. Tales of the Jedi
7. Ahsoka
8. Obi-Wan Kenobi
9. Tales of the Empire
10. The Acolyte
11. Book of Boba Fett
1. Tale of Dooku
2. Tale of Barriss
3. Tale of Ahsoka
4. Tale of Morgan
I don’t dislike Morgan’s Tale but it has the least interesting plot and fewest surprises
@@HaydenWerren agree but personally for me I put acolyte at the very last at the bottom
@@Depth217 agree 👍💯😊
Yes unfortunately your friend had a horrible accident he ran into James Gunn and got rebooted. OH SHIT... First Gunn thought he was cute but your friend said he's not about that life and we haven't seen him since the van left with the other kids.
Maybe someone else said this within the video or lost somewhere in the comments, but The Grand Inquisitor was actually present at the trial where Bariss confesses. He was a Temple Guard.
I took it that Barris gave people some of her life force to heal them.
I don't know how they are dealing with Force Healing at Disney, but it used to be that Jedi Healers channeled the Force through themselves to heal others. It cost them some but they weren't loosing any life force, just getting tired and in need of recharging their reserve of Force.
@@Easy_Skanking Barris looked aged here.
@@marshsundeen To be fair, she did start training as an inquisitor, so she used the dark side for a while. That is not gentle with it's practitioners. Ut also seems that working for the Empiren would be a big drain. That kind of experience would probably do me in. ☠
Some time has passed as well and some of us don't age very gracefully.
So, who knows what it was that took a toll on Barris?
This is our first time seeing Barriss in a whopping 11 years! The Clone Wars episode The Wrong Jedi first aired in March 2013. Leave it to Filoni to answer what happened to Barriss by ending the story that makes us ask “Wait, what happened to Barriss?”
Maybe they plan to put her in live action- maybe for the Ahsoka series?
Are we starting Bad Batch next Friday?
There was an interview with Dave Filoni years ago in which he mentions that he wanted to bring Barriss into an episode of Rebels but he just couldn't work out how to fit her story together with the Ghost crew. So he said he is just going to hold onto her story until there is a better opportunity to tell it.
Yall I feel bad if you felt pressured to put this out in time but u didn’t have to if only 3 of yall could make the reaction I feel bad so many of the crew is missing out on these eps, hopefully they see it on their own time
💯
Fr I be missing the others Star Wars reactions
What you mean rushed? This came out like a year ago.
100% valid point
But Suraj and Rana are gone forever, they are never coming back (@ Marketa 1:12)
Lynn was in the Kenobi series as an Inquisitor, so the final episode takes place at least 10 years after the previous two episodes. The reason Barriss looks so old is likely because healing people with the Force actually drains your own life away. Since she's called "The Healer".
In Star Wars Legends (the Pre-Disney books), Barris was gifted in the art of Force Healing. However, she is never seen doing this in The Clone Wars, so it is cool to see her signature gift return as a signifier of her character development.
Also, I loved the Force-Healer-Hermit that Barris became. It's such an interesting development that's so cool! :)
Dante is a normal name? Luke is right there teary eyed.
@@jinxie712 So is Ben, Tristan, Owen and Sabine
@@HaydenWerren Don’t forget Jesse, Ezra, Tobias, Cody, Bodhi, Derek, Wes, Rose, and more.
@@HaydenWerrenSabine isn't a normal name at all lol. I've never heard anybody besides Sabine called that. 😂
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 Sabine is a real name
@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 yes it is but not necessarily in America. It originated in Italy and became a very big name in France and Germany.
5:23 The red glow is Mustafar in the background since this is a moon of Mustafar.
When you read the episode titles in order, I think overall in this series is about joining the darkside path and then turning to the light.
Prevailing theory for why Barris seems older than she should be: They call her a healer (she is established in slightly older materials to be proficient in force healing) and it’s been established that force healing involves transferring life energy. So she’s force healed enough people that it’s aged her.
Lyn aka The Fourth Sister was in the Obi Wan show for like a minute and did nothing. I don’t even remember if she spoke.
Hey, we’ve got two inquisitors Ahsoka killed. The one from Tales of the Jedi and Marrok from the Ahsoka show
Yeah that jedi was non binary
There is a book _Rise of the Red Blade_ about an inquisitor that I believe goes deeper into the recruitment/training. I haven’t gotten to it yet.
“Feel like the spinning [saber] is a cheat code” Dave Filoni explicitly called them cheat mode sabers 🤣
Lyn _Rakish_ is definitely NOT a twilek. Her species hasn’t been identified. You must’ve been looking at Lyn _Me,_ who is definitely a twilek, one of Jabba’s dancers in Return of the Jedi
Btw Skull mask and cape guy from the end of the first episode is the Inquisitor Ahsoka killed in Tales of the Jedi
Barriss begins her inquisitor arc. Makes sense they’d take an interest in her after the temple attack and believed the Jedi lost their way in this war.
The Inquisitors refer to each other as numbered siblings depending on the order of strength I believe (so second sister, third brother, etc.)
"Did Barriss just...die?"
"You know, it was really unclear."
I love Barriss. Such a tragic but beautiful character.
The inquisition is from rebels but yes you also fight them in fallen order
Funniest thing about the evil planet locations is the place the inquisitors are is next to Mustafas so i believe that sun is Vader so he can keep a close eye on them.
22:52 Yeah that's kinda how I felt watching this. The ending felt a bit underwhelming and generally it just felt like a lot of Barriss' story was skipped over due to this taking place in a Tales series. Like if she had her own show, even if it was shortened, I feel like they could have built her up better and had a more satisfying ending. As it is, it's just meh IMO. Also, I'm a little disappointed they gave us no real interactions between her and either Vader or Ahsoka.
I wish Blindwave was here to help The Normies understand Star Wars
Lot of the undertones of these episodes were lost since they don't remember Barris, lol.
The rest of the Normies are missing this se episodes
Employment applications and job history are no joke in the empire.... 😎
Barris: "Wait... Are we the baddies?"
A lot of people speculated that Barriss Offee became an inquisitor, with some even theorizing that she was the Seventh Sister from Rebels. If anything, I think people (or at least I) wanted to see Inquisitor Barriss face off against post-Order 66 Ahsoka Tano. That reunion of characters is something to see. I still enjoyed Tales of the Empire.
Can’t believe you forgot about Bariss
They don’t have a lot of empathy for her or Lynn as six very black and white view on life and good and evil that is very grating to the ear. Marketa is cold af
Why is Marketa cold towards sympathetic characters. I don’t udnerstand
@@HaydenWerrenmore like forgets
@@HaydenWerren Because she only likes bland goodie-two-shoes, any other type of character is terrible and must be laughed at.
7:16 you kidding me right?!?!?!
@Thenormies,
24:58 I don't think she died. I think Chris was correct in assuming that Barriss' breaths were shallow. The ending theme was hopeful, for Lyn and for Barriss. Lyn told Barriss she'd get her out of the cave. Wasn't she speaking to Barriss because she wanted her to know that she wasn't going to leave her to die in the cave? If Barriss were dead, don't you think Lyn would have said so?
Personally, I think this story was left open-ended so it can be revisited in other media if they so choose to.
27:28 spidey's tees are getting shorter and shorter 😂
Finally some good fucking food.
These are the coolest Normies ❤
“Who is it, Inquisitor or Lyn?” You guys know that Lyn is an inquisitor right?
The same Inquisitor from Obi-Wan
I kinda hated Bariss’ terrorism in TCW. I really enjoyed her character in the book, Jedi Healer.
I really appreciated her story here and her return to the light.
The Normies should react to EVIL DEAD
I'm not sure how I feel about the last episode. On one hand, I'm glad to see that Barriss came so far back into the light, but on the other hand, I feel like the episode doesn't really fit in with the tone of the series. It seems more intuitive that the final episode would end with Barriss leaving the Empire, although I can see how one might make the case that it makes sense for her story to end with her helping Lyn come to her own realization and leave as well. So, yeah, not really sure how I feel.
While I don't think this series is as deep and cohesive as Tales of the Jedi, I do still enjoy this format of using animation to tell multi-episode story arcs about different characters, and I would like to see Lucasfilm continue to do this on a larger scale. I'd love to see an anthology series that's kind of like The Clone Wars, except that it tells stories in all eras of Star Wars, with each season having its own theme or underlying story like Tales of the Jedi/Empire. That would be the dream!
Side note: The dark side hasn't stopped Lyn from aging, like you suggested; Barriss has just aged faster, which is weird because she is the same species as Vernestra Rwoh from the High Republic books and The Acolyte, and should have the same abnormally long lifespan. The last episode of this series almost certainly takes place between Lyn's appearance in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series and the fall of the Empire, so there can't have been more than a 10- to 20-year gap between the last two episodes, depending on when they take place. The best theory I've heard to explain why Barriss appears to have aged so much in a relatively short period of time is that she has been using the Force to heal people by transferring bits of her life essence into them, like what Rey and Ben Solo did for each other in the Rise of Skywalker, only she appears to have done it so many times that it's caused her to visibly age.
Barriss didn't die.
Part of me believes she dead as we don't see her in the future but part of me knows Disney and they will bring characters back to life I'm glad tech stay dead that is the one good thing Disney ever did is not bringing tech back to life
I think this Barris would have haled ahsoka reform the jedi
When is Bad Batch starting?
On Friday 9/27 for Premium Tier
I'd say probably next week on Friday for RUclips (everyone)
Where is Rana? 😢
Y’all keep mispronouncing Qimir’s name fyi
It’s either pronounced Ki-mir or Kemir
@HaydenWerren K-Eye-Mir.
I didn't like these episodes as much as some people. Tales of the Empire is still great but Tales of the Jedi is GOATed.
A reminder that the Sith, and all there subsidiaries, are not nice people.
@@Avenger85438 the Acolyte took that statement the other way but with poor execution
It's hard finding reactors who fully respect/understand non binary individuals. I totally get the confusion with the initial realization of the character being non binary (they did a bad job making their pronouns clear to the audience) but maybe after realizing they're non-binary you stop using he/him pronouns for the character? Especially when the actor (Ry Chase), who is non binary in real life, wasn't even assigned male at birth.
We still ain’t forget about that Deadpool and Wolverine reaction ….
There’s a reaction video to that movie already with only Marketa, Rana and Pat.
So do we still believe Jedi=bad?
@@ericp1139 right
The issue with using they is that now we, and the characters can't know if it's plural or just some pronoun stuff unless more words and unnecessary dialogue is used. Not very practical nor useful.
Their use is not accurate usage of the word.
Also it’s hard to believe that someone who just murdered a village is going to respect pronouns
I hear what you all are saying. But, first, singular they has been in use for hundreds of years, long before it was used for people with non-binary gender. I’m 50 years old, and I’ve always used and heard other people using singular they/theirs to refer to people when the gender is unknown. It’s very natural, and people use this word this way all the time. So the accuracy of using singular they is well-attested by long common usage. And it does have a use: a simple way of referring to a single person of unknown gender. It is ambiguous (as to number of people, at least to the audience), so, sure it has a downside. But language in general always lacks complete specification. In the context of that conversation, everyone involved may have already known they were discussing one Jedi, so they may not have seen the need to explicitly specify that. Also, it is possible there was another Jedi, but they were not together at the time that the one we saw was tracked down.
@@timothybruce4638 but then why weren't these two surprised or at least why didn't they try to clarify if it was just one as they thought or of they probably were to a trap with unknown enemies? Why did she just heard "they" and never questioned it? It felt like she magically knew what the kid meant.
If I take it at face value, without going meta on the story and writing, then this just makes her seem incompetent or careless, something incongruent to how she had been behaving so far, at least in these episodes.