DAVE FILONI: The First Time George Lucas Talked About Ahsoka
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- FROM THE FILONI FILES: Just before the premiere of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season Two, Dave Filoni recalled the first time George Lucas presented him with the concept of Anakin Skywalker's padawan, Ahsoka Tano, and shares his surprised reaction in this classic RFR interview.
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At first, I was indifferent when they introduced Ahsoka... but as the series continued... I was completely hooked...
It’s so weird, but by about half way through the series, Ahsoka, Fives, Rex and Cody where my favorite characters... even more then obi-wan and anakin...
I was blown away, and now I can’t wait for the next season... been waiting years...
A character no one wanted, except George. A character most hated the first time we saw her. And now, one of the best characters ever. Ashoka is second in my book only to Vader.
Same 1. Anakin 2. Ahsoka
and luke , and obiwan , and maul
Nah, I like Anakin, Han, Obi-Wan, Luke, Leia, Palpatine, Qui-Gonn and Maul more.
Ahsoka is canon to George
But not Jaina solo
Hell yes
Like Rey in the future
Clone Wars not only gave Ahsoka the stage in many aspects but also gave Maul the much needed attention he deserved too. Doing a series, cartoon or not you can tell such an intricate story. 2-3 hour movies still leave out so much. TCW worked because we got 7 seasons of solid story telling.
Love when Dave is talking about the good old days when George was still around ! Wish it would still be that way ! A shame Disney took over !
Well, in the end it was George's decision to sell Lucasfilm to Disney
@@joaofranscisco7817 Sadly yes :(
*eye roll*
Wizards - The Magical Concert Yes I agree.
Ryan Whatever Disney shill.
This is the way.
Now she appeared on the mandalorian
And is now one of the most hated characters in the franchise
Imagine if TCW came out today. Half the fanbase would claim Ahsoka was emasculating Anakin and Obi-Wan, and the other half would claim that Ahsoka was pandering to the male gaze.
Nope, that's the difference, ahsoka compliments Anakin, Anakin is still a bad ass, obi-wan is stil in the leader ship position as the senior jedi /older brother. Ahsoka was there to learn as much as she taught, she still had her follies and triumphs using the force and fighting.
The problem with Rey is....... Rey without any training can beat Kylo in both force usage and lightsaber usage, she can best Luke Skywalker though she's barely ever used a lightsaber and while new movie tries to explain why she's so damn good, it still goes "yeah she didn't need any of that stuff that even Luke went through & can solo the big bad threat ".
Steve Jones Gaming tbf kylo almost beat her in the new movie until he got distracted by leia dying
@@SkylordAh which doesn't add up and feels like a gimme by the script because think about it, she was already on his level if you go by the fight in the throne room AND THEN got proper training with leia for OVER a year. It feels like they nerfed her for that scene to happen like it did
@@SteveJonesGamingGWO she didn’t beat Luke bro
@@georgbergsten6050 ....Are you high? she and Luke fight during Ep 8 and she disarmed him. Regardless if you want to go with the "Actually Jake" shit or not
A *Brilliant* decision that I *HATED* at the time -- mostly due to her initial childish attitude with all of that "Sky-Guy" sass and backchat. But of course, that's what pre-Teen/Teenage Girls DO, and that's also precisely why she is there.
Why he decided to do it...? Well, he has daughters -- and nothing brings out the protective instinct and exposes the vulnerabilites of a Man more, than having a little sister to look after and care for.
It's also critical just how contrary to the spirit and ethos of the late-antebellum, decadent Jedi Order she is -- Palpatine is able to see their weakness and corruption and exploit the opportunity to overthrow them, seize power and crush them as a rival centre of Power in The Republic, because they have become sterile, aloof and complacent, whilst at the same time, ignoring their own rules and violating The Jedi Code whenever it is convenient.
It is against The Jedi Code to train anyone as old as Anakin is when Qui-Gonn brings him before The Council, who still remembers (and loves) his mother, yet they question him anyway and apply their testing, knowning going in that they are going to reject him; then, when Obi-Wan threatens to resign from The Order and train Anakin himself, without their blessing to honour his dying Master's wish, Yoda decides (by himself) to over-rule The Council and ignore The Jedi Code and allow Obi-Wan to train him as his Padawan.
By the time Ashoka comes along, ten years later, The Wars have started, and The Jedi simply begin to ignore their Code of Honour whenever it is inconvenient not to do so, for reasons of military expediency -- since no Jedi should be assigned more than one Padawan learner and (ordinarily) no Padawan can advance on to become a full Jedi Knight without successfully completing a series of trials at The Jedi Temple on Coruscant, and undergoing a ritual initiation ceremony (where the other Knights cut off your Padawan braid and salute you, sabres drawn), like Obi-Wan, they make the administrative decision that his displays of extraordinary courage, bravery and valour in shown in confronting a Sith Lord in single combat -- and saving his Master's life in doing-so) satisfies the requirement for having undergone The Jedi Trials and they just *MAKE* him a Knight. And give a Padawan of his own, IMMEDIATELY.
They are failing to follow their own Laws and govern (themselves) in a Fair & Equitable Manner, and those that do so have abdicated from their inherent Right to Rule (both over themselves, and others) -- when Master Windu takes the final step of seizing control of The Government in a Palace coups by disarming and arresting Palpatine, then attempts to execute a prisoner in his custody who is begging for his life, he has taken the final step into Total Depravity and Palpatine and Vader Rightfully Act to crush The Jedi Order and Salt The Earth beneath it.
Ahsoka and Clone Wars was when Star Wars all started going downhill. Everything became campy.
Then why are you here. Go away a nice man in a cowboy hat is talking about my fav character in a show you haven't watched.
the OT was kinda campy at times though
DUDE. A New Hope was the PINICLE of 1970's goofiness at the time. At the time all films were gritty and cynical and sex filled. Gotta hate how 90% of people on the internet have no clue what they're talking about. I know most people use LOVE with that phrase, but no it's just dumb.
@Chosen One It was inconsistent trash. Inconsistent quality, inconsistent story.
@@YodatheHobbit Clone Wars was shit not because it was campy, but because it had little regard for the franchise despite promises that it would be well-integrated. Also the writing is just shit, and you can't use older pieces of content as justification for something having shit quality writing in the future.