Kanan Jarrus (Caleb Dume) is a complete character in every sense of the word because contemplating how we met him, without proving that he was a JEDI, and only performing rebellious tasks, we saw him grow as a JEDI, as a MASTER and as a PERSON. We learned about his history and what he suffered as most of the survivors of order 66 the Jedi massacre, and although he did not finish his Jedi training properly, he took Ezra as an apprentice, being very difficult to teach him because of Ezra's attitude that for me It is worse than Luke and Anakin's together, (but I'll talk about that later), showing his great patience and managing to transmit all his knowledge, even after losing his sight defending his Padawan against a well-trained Sith such as Maul, emerging victorious. From that duel, and thanks to Bendu's advice, Kanan learns to live with the force and make a communion with it, which he later transmits to his young Padawan. And returning to Ezra's point, Ezra is an excellent character despite what everyone says, as we see his evolution from only surviving and stealing on the streets of Lothal, to learning to care and do something for the things that matter to him thanks to his teacher Kanan, who is a Father for him. Kanan's tragic death reinforces that lesson, with the Jedi himself and Ahsoka Tano telling Ezra that he needs to let go of his desire to save Kanan. Kanan dies a hero, protecting his entire crew after fighting in the Imperial Depot with Hera. He has come a long way since he hesitated to use a lightsaber against the Empire, preferring to hide his identity. The scene parallels the first time he came out of hiding in front of the Empire, when he armed his lightsaber to save captive Wookiees in the series premiere. Only now, when Kanan demonstrates his power, is he as public as he can get, atop the explosive fuel tank in full view of his crew and the Empire. In the end, Kanan becomes a beacon of light by which Ezra can see the way on his own Jedi journey. Kanan Jarrus is one of the best characters, Jedi masters that ever existed, for achieving what he achieved with his Padawan and with the rebellion, in addition to his intense power with the force, and from Ezra we left the door open for him to be equal to or better than his teacher.
My theory is that when Ezra is finally found and brought back he will be waaaaaaaay wiser and more powerful. By this point in time Kanan's son Jason will be old enough to train so Ezra will train him.
I'm fascinated by your words, it touched soul and I'm feeling better now. I was devastated by kanan's death so much and idk it's hard for me to cope up with rest Star wars rebels episodes.
3:59 Grand Inquisitor: "What did you hope to gain by coming here?" Kanan: "You're clever... Figure it out!" Darth Vader: "You unlocked the secret of the Temple... How did _you_ accomplish this?" Ezra: "You're smart, figure it out!" Like master, like padawan.
After kanan was blinded and learned to see with the force, he seemed to have doubled in power. All his skills and abilities became more refined. I personally think he became more powerful than some Jedi council members. I wish we got to see more hand to hand fights (with no lightsaber) with him after he was blinded.
He became more reliable on the force for perceiving things as shown he did noticed maul and this is just a theory with the force. Because maul is a master in stealth wich is hard to hear so he should have notice him with the force.
Indeed why can't he be the main character instead of Ezra who in my opinion is one of the most annoying characters in a show and no matter what he won't leave he'll just never die and always come back and keep sneaking on missions and not give us any chance to see the other characters in action
One thing that I always appreciated about Kanen's character is that there was never any talk of his power or who he was and wasn't capable of defeating He's was always just a guy doing his best with what he had
0:49 And it is perfect storytelling. The slow buildup, the cutting of all but the sound of the blaster fire then the viewers hear the build of the song. Old fans recognize almost at once while new fans realize they are building up to something. And then...the lightsaber insights. And the viewers are like the Wookiee’s in awe as the scene and song comes full circle. You feel the hope of the Wookiee’s the shock of the troopers and the agent, not sure if they were seeing was real. This is how you build up a character and get a good payoff. He is not as famous as Luke, of Obi-wan, Yoda or Anakin, but he is a Jedi none the less and he brings that weight with him on screen.
It came out of nowhere for everyone-characters and the viewers. Hera knew (but she knows everything), but together, they knew once Kanan’s Jedi status was public, there would be a HUGE target on them. And of course, in come the Inquisitors.
@@aatsvet8670 That's the word that he remembers the most, the word that haunts him the most. In "The Last Padawan" comic, she says "run" before "I'll be right behind you".
I like how he's very much a "guerrilla" Style jedi, he uses everything at his disposal, blasters, the force, his lightsaber and so on, i also enjoy how he uses the force very sparingly, nice in general to see a jedi knight for once instead of a master
I have always loved how Ashoka had no hesitation in leaving a blind wounded Kanan to fight Maul. As soon as she saw Kanan get up she backed off the fight so Kanan could defeat Maul himself.
Kanan's death was seriously rough. I mean, we all knew it was coming as the knigth's were gone by the time Luke came into the picture, but it didn't make it any easier to watch. I originally thought Kanan was going to be utter shite because Friddie Prinze Jr. was voicing him, but Freddie did an amazing job with the character. Rebels is NEARLY as good as Clone Wars, and it does a damn good job of take the leads and cues from that series and continuing the story. honestly, I would KILL for Disney to make a story about Ahsoka and Sabine finding Ezra in the unknown regions. Ahsoka has such an insane following (and for good reason, Dave Filoni truly gave her an incredible story arc and fleshed out her character immensely) and I personally think it would kill if Filoni and Fav were given creative control (lets just screw "Resistance" from our memories as even existing)
The one thing I like about the second confrontation between Kanan and the Grand Inquisitor is how they're surprisingly polite to eachother. The GI compliments that he's gotten better and Kanan reciprocates that he's noticed it. It kinda emphasizes that even though they're enemies, they're honorable.
Kanan was one of the best Jedi to have ever lived. Strong in the force, his attachments were his strength and most of all the best mentor anyone could've ever hoped for. RIP Caleb Dume
Whoever it is, whenever a Jedi dies, whether it was before or after Order 66, it leaves me in tears. These men and women of peace left a huge impact on me as a child. RIP to the Jedi. May the Force bring them back.
Something that I noticed was that in season 1, and season 2. Kanan and Hera relationship looked like boyfriend and girlfriend. Yet in season 3 and 4 it looked more like husband and wife. So when she places that item on her Kayla Corey. I believe it translates to Kanan Jarrus Jedi Knight, master, mentor, partner, father figure, and boyfriend/husband.
Kanan Jarrus-Core I think that Kyle Stagner means that it should’ve been entirely about him. The main thing holding this show back is characters like zeb and Ezra, with Ezra having almost no true character traits, and zeb being annoying and useless to the plot. If this show was about Kanan, Hera, and maybe Sabine, it would have been much better. This show had a lot more potential, especially with Kanan
@@MrNoob-pb8jk it is not about characters it is about their development. before this show we knew nothing about them and yet we loved hera and kanan. so it is just a problem of poor writing
Jaig eyes are actually a commemorative symbol that’s powerful to the mandalorians, hence sabine giving it to kanan, it was a mark of one of the highest of honours, I believe sabine gave it to him because it’s a sign of bravery, he’s probably the bravest person she’s ever met, pretty powerful and sad tbh, I miss rebels
dude you missed this one from when people he’s “meeting the parents” in season 2 Kanan (to Ezra): How do I look? Ezra: Um, same as always? Kanan: Straighten up a little bit you’re making me look bad! Ezra: What’s the matter with you? Kanan: Nothing! Just calm down! Ezra: You calm down! (Cham Syndulla, Numa, and Gobi enter) Cham: Ah, só you must be the Jedi I’ve heard about. Kanan: Jarrus. Kanan Jarrus. *coughs* I’ve heard a lot about you too sir. bla bla bla talking Kanan: And this is the rest of our crew. Ezra (points to Sabine), Sabine (points to Zeb), and Zeb (points to Ezra).
Star Wars is so cool, you've got Alien people with telekinesis as a power, based on everything from Japanese Samurais too medieval knights to the wild west.
What i love about Kana vs the grand inquisitor, is that even before Kanan let The Force control him, he made the Inquisitor go on the defensive via the pistol, which is not something sith are used to. Their entire ethos is going on the offensive, and defensive movements are seldom taught in the sith world.
I think it’s so funny that it’s demonstrably hell on earth to learn from a jedi and a mando at the same time cause they won’t stop peanut gallery-ing eachother! We’ve seen it a couple times now and it cracks me up.
I always get upset that Kanan dies, I loved his character so much In rebels, he evolved so much as a character, I dread watching his best moments as I know death is just around the corner. I really hope that he gets something in the future, his voice actor did a tremendous job as kanan
Kanan is the main reason why I adore Rebels so much. He is a great character with great developement from the first to the last season. He probably is one the characters with the most developement in many ways. I really hope we'll someday get some more Rebels content. It's so damn underrated and I understand it, because I too thought it was lame before I've watched it. But people should give it a try, everything Dave Filoni does is a masterpiece.
I was late getting on the Rebels train; but it was incredible!!! It didn't take long to become emotionally invested in the characters and the story. I will admit that my heart broke when Kanan died. Unlike most people, I don't think that he had to die.
The series receives so much hate and criticism that I always postponed and refused to watch. Only when I did... boy was I really obsessed! Despite the animation, I carried on and it eventually became emotionally draining, I love how it gradually gets better in storytelling, character development and animation... the last two seasons were a torture for me.
I despised the first episode when it premiered because I was still a salty Clone Wars fanboy, but then I went back later and watched season 1 and loved the hell out of it.
By far my favorite character in Star Wars. A couple years ago when the series first premiered, I was one of the few who watched the episodes each night they came out on Disney XD consistently. It had become such a tradition that i actually cried when Kanan died because he was genuinely my favorite in the cast and the only one I actually cared about. The only other character I cared about in a genuine way is Rex, since I literally grew up with the character.
This show is really about Ezra. But the person to show us the path of it is Kanan. And he has ultimately become one of my favorite characters of this show and Star wars
FYI; Caleb Dume's master was Master Billaba, a considerably wise and extremely force-knowledgeable. In addition, she served as a Master on the High Council at the end of the Cw. Dume is an emotional jedi, alike to Kenobi, making him a proficient fighter alike to Anakin.
His death was definitely one of the most heartbreaking in the entirety of the Star Wars sagas. Way more than Darth Vader’s, way more than the youngings(although they could have made younglings deaths more heartbreaking, but the idea alone, and the way they did it, made it not nearly as bad as it could’ve been-not that I’m complaining about that), way more than yoda and Luke’s....I could be forgetting someone’s, but the only one I can remember that really comes that close is the clone trooper Fives’ death. Oh, and arguably a death, was Anakin’s “death” on Mustafar was maybe as heartbreaking, or at least very close. Kanan becoming so strong with the force in his last moments, to heal his eyes, just so they could look into each others eye’s one last time.....his death would already have been one of the more heartbreaking even withOUT that aspect, but adding that part just blows everything else out of the water! Lol and now I’m going to ruin it lol...I can’t help thinking how as wonderful as that was for them to look into each others eyes one last time, the expressions on their faces could be almost more haunting than comforting. She sees his face and eyes extremely unhappy, scrunched in unimaginable strain, raw power, and fury and all, and he sees her face in sheer excruciating pained loss and terror! It would have ruined the moment for us, empathizing with her, if SHE forced a smile at HIM, cause that would’ve comforted us some, but if he was able to force a smile, or more gentle face to her in the last second...that might have been the only way it would’ve been even more sad than it was.
@@jamainegardner4193 Yeah you're right, that whiny crawling log on Mustafar couldn't get my empathy any day. But that Vader guy, that was sad, I wonder who he was 🤔🤔.
Although Rebels had its flaws, this is what kept me watching. Yes it may have had a mediocre animation style, but Kanan along with other characters had superb development and arcs that drove the story along greatly. My only problem with Kanan of course, was his death, as it felt a bit lazy...I mean seriously...JUST JUMP ONTO THE DANG GUNSHIP QUICKLY so by the time the AT-AT fires they're already out of there!
@@juracan8591 I suppose so; even then they should've just showed them trying to run to the gunship, then the blast hits so it's more convincing to say they tried to escape but couldn't. Or maybe they could've force leaped to the gunship and Kanan and Hera just kiss onboard instead of the fuel tank lol XD I understand what you're saying; I just think it felt a little forced. (no pun intended)
gabe2400 They overshadowed his death earlier. If he jumped in they all would have died. The ship wouldn’t have been able to escape the impact of the explosion if Kanan didn’t push it away
4:06 "you're clever , figure it out" kanan to the grand inquisitor in season 1 . "You're smart , figure it out" erza to darth vader in season 2 . Me :"cool".
The Kanan Sabine fight just really shows how unbelievably powerful force users are. Sabine is one of the best fighters in the galaxy, even before training with him. Kanan is half way trained and not even a powerful force user outright. And he just manhandles her like a puppet Now imagine how powerful a fighter just your default master is compared to the average dude, or even speaking about council Jedi or even exceptional Jedi like Ahsoka
Even tho Rebels doesn't have the best story telling and characters that i have wished for. Kanan had one of the best death scenes in the franchise. The music is just a small peek of what's good about this scene
as someone who has parent issues i have always wished kanan and hera were my parents. no take that back i have always wish the whole group was my family.
Fire is notoriously difficult for force weilders to control, due to it's unstable nature. For Kanan to control that much fire puts him on par with Jedi Masters in terms of force power.
Dang remember when we thought Kallus was a big bad and then he turned into everyone's favorite space uncle.
"space uncle" YES
Hell ya dude! I love kallus!
Dude like his one fo my favourite characters in the show 😂 he kind of reminds you of Obi wan 😂😂
Oh uncle what are you doing OH
And thats how u make spies, not like hux in sequels
Kanan Jarrus (Caleb Dume) is a complete character in every sense of the word because contemplating how we met him, without proving that he was a JEDI, and only performing rebellious tasks, we saw him grow as a JEDI, as a MASTER and as a PERSON.
We learned about his history and what he suffered as most of the survivors of order 66 the Jedi massacre, and although he did not finish his Jedi training properly, he took Ezra as an apprentice, being very difficult to teach him because of Ezra's attitude that for me It is worse than Luke and Anakin's together, (but I'll talk about that later), showing his great patience and managing to transmit all his knowledge, even after losing his sight defending his Padawan against a well-trained Sith such as Maul, emerging victorious. From that duel, and thanks to Bendu's advice, Kanan learns to live with the force and make a communion with it, which he later transmits to his young Padawan.
And returning to Ezra's point, Ezra is an excellent character despite what everyone says, as we see his evolution from only surviving and stealing on the streets of Lothal, to learning to care and do something for the things that matter to him thanks to his teacher Kanan, who is a Father for him. Kanan's tragic death reinforces that lesson, with the Jedi himself and Ahsoka Tano telling Ezra that he needs to let go of his desire to save Kanan. Kanan dies a hero, protecting his entire crew after fighting in the Imperial Depot with Hera. He has come a long way since he hesitated to use a lightsaber against the Empire, preferring to hide his identity. The scene parallels the first time he came out of hiding in front of the Empire, when he armed his lightsaber to save captive Wookiees in the series premiere. Only now, when Kanan demonstrates his power, is he as public as he can get, atop the explosive fuel tank in full view of his crew and the Empire. In the end, Kanan becomes a beacon of light by which Ezra can see the way on his own Jedi journey.
Kanan Jarrus is one of the best characters, Jedi masters that ever existed, for achieving what he achieved with his Padawan and with the rebellion, in addition to his intense power with the force, and from Ezra we left the door open for him to be equal to or better than his teacher.
Underrated comment
My theory is that when Ezra is finally found and brought back he will be waaaaaaaay wiser and more powerful. By this point in time Kanan's son Jason will be old enough to train so Ezra will train him.
Just wanna say, thank you for establishing what I feel is truth. Everything you said here is fact to me
@@Agent_Coulson that sounds cool
I'm fascinated by your words, it touched soul and I'm feeling better now.
I was devastated by kanan's death so much and idk it's hard for me to cope up with rest Star wars rebels episodes.
i love the fact that Kanan was able to see Hera one last time before he died
bye im gonna cry now
I still wish he lived more. 😢
His death hit me so hard. He was my favorite character. But at least we got to hear his voice in the Rise of Skywalker.
Really?! I never heard or I wasn’t paying attention. I only saw it once.
I screamed cried and cursed . When that bitch Pryce died I clapped and celebrated .
Tbh I couldn't know which jedi was there all ik that was speaking to rey was obi-wan, anakin, luke, yoda, mace windu, and ahsoka
but he look so young when he die, for some reason
Rise of ass?
Kanan: badass Jedi
Also kanan: *protective dad mode*
Reminds me of the ig droid in the mandalorian
Yeah, DO NOT mess with the kids, you will have a very angry jedi after you.
What is it with hero’s and loving their enemy at the last moment.
You mean with Hera?, I always though they were a couple
@@nigelxd3735 They were. He probably meant Ezra.
3:59
Grand Inquisitor: "What did you hope to gain by coming here?"
Kanan: "You're clever... Figure it out!"
Darth Vader: "You unlocked the secret of the Temple... How did _you_ accomplish this?"
Ezra: "You're smart, figure it out!"
Like master, like padawan.
"...I taught him"
MASTER CHARACTER WRITING 😭
After kanan was blinded and learned to see with the force, he seemed to have doubled in power. All his skills and abilities became more refined. I personally think he became more powerful than some Jedi council members. I wish we got to see more hand to hand fights (with no lightsaber) with him after he was blinded.
When one sense is lost the others sharpen to compensate. No reason that can't apply to the Force.
I agree, and what if after that he'd gotten his sight back once again? In that case, he would have been a complete force reckoned with, and then some.
He became more reliable on the force for perceiving things as shown he did noticed maul and this is just a theory with the force. Because maul is a master in stealth wich is hard to hear so he should have notice him with the force.
@@shoeman6966 I don’t think he was arguing with you. Just adding some information is all.
@@Obospeedo you’re right. I apologize
Dude kanan is a cool character
Yeah he is awesome! Just like the show!
@@stretchscreamers facts
lil dripnation yep
Indeed why can't he be the main character instead of Ezra who in my opinion is one of the most annoying characters in a show and no matter what he won't leave he'll just never die and always come back and keep sneaking on missions and not give us any chance to see the other characters in action
@@Darth-vade123 okay
A great teacher, a lover and a brave friend.
RIP Kanan Jarrus, Jedi Knight...
"No, because I have nothing left to fear" is such a badass line lol
Can we talk about how powerful Kanan is? He literally styled on Maul after shortly being blinded. Definitely worthy of that Jedi Knight title
One thing that I always appreciated about Kanen's character is that there was never any talk of his power or who he was and wasn't capable of defeating
He's was always just a guy doing his best with what he had
YES! You pinpointed it perfectly
0:49 And it is perfect storytelling. The slow buildup, the cutting of all but the sound of the blaster fire then the viewers hear the build of the song. Old fans recognize almost at once while new fans realize they are building up to something. And then...the lightsaber insights. And the viewers are like the Wookiee’s in awe as the scene and song comes full circle. You feel the hope of the Wookiee’s the shock of the troopers and the agent, not sure if they were seeing was real. This is how you build up a character and get a good payoff. He is not as famous as Luke, of Obi-wan, Yoda or Anakin, but he is a Jedi none the less and he brings that weight with him on screen.
@@everett_near in their defense, that’s the stereotype
It came out of nowhere for everyone-characters and the viewers.
Hera knew (but she knows everything), but together, they knew once Kanan’s Jedi status was public, there would be a HUGE target on them.
And of course, in come the Inquisitors.
18:09 Kanan went down like a true Jedi Knight, HIS Sacrifice Will not be forgotten.
*May The Force Be With Him !!!*
Kanan awesome moments: Every second kanan is on screen
facts it sucks that he diied
@@lildripnation3462 But still had the best dead. (and the best post mortem help)
@@lillith3159 facts
Any kanan is good kanan
I second that statement 😉
3:19 I just realized that's the last thing Kanan's master Depa Bilaba said to him before she died.
Nope, she said "RUN!"
@@aatsvet8670 That's the word that he remembers the most, the word that haunts him the most. In "The Last Padawan" comic, she says "run" before "I'll be right behind you".
@@thelevisullivan oh, thank you then. :-)
Yeah I think that's when he starts to get why Depa told him to run- when he pulls the same stunt with his own kid.
Now that Bad Batch is out, turns out it was “RUN!”
I like how he's very much a "guerrilla" Style jedi, he uses everything at his disposal, blasters, the force, his lightsaber and so on, i also enjoy how he uses the force very sparingly, nice in general to see a jedi knight for once instead of a master
I have always loved how Ashoka had no hesitation in leaving a blind wounded Kanan to fight Maul. As soon as she saw Kanan get up she backed off the fight so Kanan could defeat Maul himself.
I love his style. Practical, brutally efficient. No unnecessary move, no unnecessary pitty
Kanan's death was seriously rough. I mean, we all knew it was coming as the knigth's were gone by the time Luke came into the picture, but it didn't make it any easier to watch. I originally thought Kanan was going to be utter shite because Friddie Prinze Jr. was voicing him, but Freddie did an amazing job with the character. Rebels is NEARLY as good as Clone Wars, and it does a damn good job of take the leads and cues from that series and continuing the story.
honestly, I would KILL for Disney to make a story about Ahsoka and Sabine finding Ezra in the unknown regions. Ahsoka has such an insane following (and for good reason, Dave Filoni truly gave her an incredible story arc and fleshed out her character immensely) and I personally think it would kill if Filoni and Fav were given creative control (lets just screw "Resistance" from our memories as even existing)
But I love Resistance
Didnt even bother watching resistance, after i binged watched both tce and rebels, didnt watch it, of course i watched the mandalorian tho
Spoiler alert
For the mandalorian season 2
It appears u got what u wished for, it looks like ahsoka is searching for thrawn and by extension, ezra
wormraper well don't I have something to tell you about mandolorion
@@rohitbhavsar1464 I just wonder when Sabine is gonna appear.
The one thing I like about the second confrontation between Kanan and the Grand Inquisitor is how they're surprisingly polite to eachother. The GI compliments that he's gotten better and Kanan reciprocates that he's noticed it. It kinda emphasizes that even though they're enemies, they're honorable.
Kanan was one of the best Jedi to have ever lived. Strong in the force, his attachments were his strength and most of all the best mentor anyone could've ever hoped for. RIP Caleb Dume
Agreed, in the top 5 of the best Jedi, with Qui-Gon being first, Luke being second.
For someone with so little training, and about 14 years of inactivity with the force, Kanan's pretty good
I love Kanan, he's everything a Jedi needs to be.
That perfect circle at 10:15 made me think he’s cool Jedi
Whoever it is, whenever a Jedi dies, whether it was before or after Order 66, it leaves me in tears. These men and women of peace left a huge impact on me as a child. RIP to the Jedi. May the Force bring them back.
Kanan is my favourite character and I look up to him! Can't believe I only just found this compilation of awesome moments!
you blinded him, why?
Something that I noticed was that in season 1, and season 2. Kanan and Hera relationship looked like boyfriend and girlfriend. Yet in season 3 and 4 it looked more like husband and wife. So when she places that item on her Kayla Corey. I believe it translates to Kanan Jarrus Jedi Knight, master, mentor, partner, father figure, and boyfriend/husband.
@Tsukasa Kadoya oh yeah I forgot that little bit right there. Still gets me everytime when I hear that name Jason sindula.
This show should’ve been about Kanan
It was
I know
Kanan Jarrus-Core I think that Kyle Stagner means that it should’ve been entirely about him. The main thing holding this show back is characters like zeb and Ezra, with Ezra having almost no true character traits, and zeb being annoying and useless to the plot. If this show was about Kanan, Hera, and maybe Sabine, it would have been much better. This show had a lot more potential, especially with Kanan
@@MrNoob-pb8jk it is not about characters it is about their development. before this show we knew nothing about them and yet we loved hera and kanan. so it is just a problem of poor writing
Максим Пономарев bad writing for characters = bad characters, so yes, I agree with you
Something that I noticed about kanan's mask. Is that when Sabine decorated it. The outlines of the eyes remind me of loth cat ears for some reason.
They are Jaig eyes, the same ones on Rex’s helmet.
@@Freshwater121 Really didn't notice that before. Thanks now I know what to look out for whenever I look at Rex's helmet.
Jaig eyes are actually a commemorative symbol that’s powerful to the mandalorians, hence sabine giving it to kanan, it was a mark of one of the highest of honours, I believe sabine gave it to him because it’s a sign of bravery, he’s probably the bravest person she’s ever met, pretty powerful and sad tbh, I miss rebels
Mandalorian jaig eyes
I thought they were jaig eyes, you know, the highest honour a mandolorian can bestow
Great montage of one of my Favorite characters, nicely done.
dude you missed this one from when people he’s “meeting the parents” in season 2
Kanan (to Ezra): How do I look?
Ezra: Um, same as always?
Kanan: Straighten up a little bit you’re making me look bad!
Ezra: What’s the matter with you?
Kanan: Nothing! Just calm down!
Ezra: You calm down!
(Cham Syndulla, Numa, and Gobi enter)
Cham: Ah, só you must be the Jedi I’ve heard about.
Kanan: Jarrus. Kanan Jarrus. *coughs* I’ve heard a lot about you too sir.
bla bla bla talking
Kanan: And this is the rest of our crew. Ezra (points to Sabine), Sabine (points to Zeb), and Zeb (points to Ezra).
That is a pretty awesome moment
@Kanan Jarrus-Core yep but great video anyways!
xd Kanan forgot to mention Chopper in that scene
This video doesn't have enough views.
I just wish the clips were a bit longer sometimes.
Well, I don’t want a copyright strike.
Yeah this video was awesome, but unfortunately Disney is very picky about what is shown
Star Wars is so cool, you've got Alien people with telekinesis as a power, based on everything from Japanese Samurais too medieval knights to the wild west.
"all troopers, focus fire on the jedi!"
*Stormtroopers continue to shoot wildly at everything except the jedi*
Thats What they do. Always miss.
What i love about Kana vs the grand inquisitor, is that even before Kanan let The Force control him, he made the Inquisitor go on the defensive via the pistol, which is not something sith are used to. Their entire ethos is going on the offensive, and defensive movements are seldom taught in the sith world.
HIs death was written in such a way that not any other Star Wars show could match its intensity and sadness.
"I just wish i could see you one more time"
"You could always see me"
😭😭
Awesome vid! Kanan was always my favorite Rebels character.
Tears at the end there...
goosebumps for me
9:53 I love their little force combo
Kanan: History lesson, the Jedi WON the war with Mandalore.
Rau: Keep talking that shit, Jedi...
I think it’s so funny that it’s demonstrably hell on earth to learn from a jedi and a mando at the same time cause they won’t stop peanut gallery-ing eachother!
We’ve seen it a couple times now and it cracks me up.
He actually grew so damn powerful by the end of life. Easily rivals some Jedi council members.
Been waiting for this one. Thank you.
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
He is easily one of my top 10 favorite characters in Star Wars
Kanan Jarrus, We Love You So Much! You were my favorite character.
0:50 the best moment. When i watched seres and hear the music... I know what will happened ! And that awesome dodge
I always get upset that Kanan dies, I loved his character so much In rebels, he evolved so much as a character, I dread watching his best moments as I know death is just around the corner.
I really hope that he gets something in the future, his voice actor did a tremendous job as kanan
Kanan is the main reason why I adore Rebels so much. He is a great character with great developement from the first to the last season. He probably is one the characters with the most developement in many ways. I really hope we'll someday get some more Rebels content. It's so damn underrated and I understand it, because I too thought it was lame before I've watched it. But people should give it a try, everything Dave Filoni does is a masterpiece.
And here I thought I knew basically every Force move. Didn't know Force Clothesline was a thing hahaha
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Haha I love that name, I gonna call it that from now on
Kanan deserves his own movie, about the time between escaping the Order 66 and meeting Hera, Zeb and Sabine. I have spoken.
YES PLEASE
This is the way
Underrated show
I was late getting on the Rebels train; but it was incredible!!! It didn't take long to become emotionally invested in the characters and the story. I will admit that my heart broke when Kanan died. Unlike most people, I don't think that he had to die.
Nothing beats that first lightsaber scene, iconic
The series receives so much hate and criticism that I always postponed and refused to watch. Only when I did... boy was I really obsessed! Despite the animation, I carried on and it eventually became emotionally draining, I love how it gradually gets better in storytelling, character development and animation... the last two seasons were a torture for me.
I remember hating this show with a passion at first but when Disney plus came out I decided to give it a try and I loved it
I despised the first episode when it premiered because I was still a salty Clone Wars fanboy, but then I went back later and watched season 1 and loved the hell out of it.
By far my favorite character in Star Wars. A couple years ago when the series first premiered, I was one of the few who watched the episodes each night they came out on Disney XD consistently. It had become such a tradition that i actually cried when Kanan died because he was genuinely my favorite in the cast and the only one I actually cared about. The only other character I cared about in a genuine way is Rex, since I literally grew up with the character.
4:02 Ezra says a similar line to Vader on Malachor
This show is really about Ezra. But the person to show us the path of it is Kanan. And he has ultimately become one of my favorite characters of this show and Star wars
FYI; Caleb Dume's master was Master Billaba, a considerably wise and extremely force-knowledgeable. In addition, she served as a Master on the High Council at the end of the Cw. Dume is an emotional jedi, alike to Kenobi, making him a proficient fighter alike to Anakin.
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time flies i was so much younger when i saw the season 2 thank for great reminder of memories
I had no idea Freddie from the Scooby Doo movies voiced kanan lol
His death was definitely one of the most heartbreaking in the entirety of the Star Wars sagas. Way more than Darth Vader’s, way more than the youngings(although they could have made younglings deaths more heartbreaking, but the idea alone, and the way they did it, made it not nearly as bad as it could’ve been-not that I’m complaining about that), way more than yoda and Luke’s....I could be forgetting someone’s, but the only one I can remember that really comes that close is the clone trooper Fives’ death. Oh, and arguably a death, was Anakin’s “death” on Mustafar was maybe as heartbreaking, or at least very close. Kanan becoming so strong with the force in his last moments, to heal his eyes, just so they could look into each others eye’s one last time.....his death would already have been one of the more heartbreaking even withOUT that aspect, but adding that part just blows everything else out of the water!
Lol and now I’m going to ruin it lol...I can’t help thinking how as wonderful as that was for them to look into each others eyes one last time, the expressions on their faces could be almost more haunting than comforting. She sees his face and eyes extremely unhappy, scrunched in unimaginable strain, raw power, and fury and all, and he sees her face in sheer excruciating pained loss and terror! It would have ruined the moment for us, empathizing with her, if SHE forced a smile at HIM, cause that would’ve comforted us some, but if he was able to force a smile, or more gentle face to her in the last second...that might have been the only way it would’ve been even more sad than it was.
The youngling slaugter felt good in rots lmao
I'm sorry, but no. Kanan's death doesn't come anywhere close to Anakin's.
@@jamainegardner4193 Yeah you're right, that whiny crawling log on Mustafar couldn't get my empathy any day. But that Vader guy, that was sad, I wonder who he was 🤔🤔.
@@jamainegardner4193 it was for me
When his eyesight came back so he could get one last look at his lover😭
When I first watched rebels Kanan become my favorite character and Hera and Sabine.
Kanan: "Let me show you how strong it(the force) is!"
Proceeds to use a lightsaber to cut the Grand Inquisitor's lightsaber.
The heart of a Jedi lies their strength.
i saw the episode where he died yesterday, i cried a lot
I had no idea it was gonna happen, I was weeping like a baby
Kanan: *breaths*
rebels fans: what an awesome epic moment omg please marry me kanan
Yes
Although Rebels had its flaws, this is what kept me watching. Yes it may have had a mediocre animation style, but Kanan along with other characters had superb development and arcs that drove the story along greatly.
My only problem with Kanan of course, was his death, as it felt a bit lazy...I mean seriously...JUST JUMP ONTO THE DANG GUNSHIP QUICKLY so by the time the AT-AT fires they're already out of there!
I believe the events in that scene happened quicker than they seem, done to enthasize every little detail of that moment
@@juracan8591 I suppose so; even then they should've just showed them trying to run to the gunship, then the blast hits so it's more convincing to say they tried to escape but couldn't. Or maybe they could've force leaped to the gunship and Kanan and Hera just kiss onboard instead of the fuel tank lol XD
I understand what you're saying; I just think it felt a little forced. (no pun intended)
gabe2400 They overshadowed his death earlier. If he jumped in they all would have died. The ship wouldn’t have been able to escape the impact of the explosion if Kanan didn’t push it away
@@batayou6819 Fair enough. Ah well, at least he went out with a bang
Mediocre animation? lol..k...lets see you produce some anime
All things considered Kanan did oretty damn good wielding two lightsabers like that.
4:06 "you're clever , figure it out" kanan to the grand inquisitor in season 1 .
"You're smart , figure it out" erza to darth vader in season 2 .
Me :"cool".
Maaaaaan when he just shrugged off the blasters in ep 1, I remember being like "No fucking way."
The Kanan Sabine fight just really shows how unbelievably powerful force users are.
Sabine is one of the best fighters in the galaxy, even before training with him.
Kanan is half way trained and not even a powerful force user outright.
And he just manhandles her like a puppet
Now imagine how powerful a fighter just your default master is compared to the average dude, or even speaking about council Jedi or even exceptional Jedi like Ahsoka
Remember Kanan Jarrus, the hero who saved his friends, but for most the love of his life.
Kenshi takahashi of star wars. The blind swordsman. (With force powers/telekinesis)
My favorite attack of his is just yeeting Ezra at the stormtroopers LOL
13:38 is low-key hilarious tho
The background music when kanan died hits so hard
Season 1 was really Solid for Rebels
"I knew what they wanted. They wanted Han Solo with a lightsaber" - Freddie
Lol every second hes on screen. Getting shot at? You got it. Deflecting a lightsaber? Check
Well yeah, Jedi manage to make even the simplest things look awesome
@@Freshwater121 so you literally did just compule every time he was on screen?
No, that would be half the show
Even tho Rebels doesn't have the best story telling and characters that i have wished for.
Kanan had one of the best death scenes in the franchise.
The music is just a small peek of what's good about this scene
Story telling on par with clone wars tbh
Kannan was a good teacher and an all around badass Jedi his master should be proud
8:10 I saw in the concept art of the original trilogy of stormtroopers wielding lightsabers, and they made it into canon.
Geez, the way he used the force to pull the storm troopers out of cover for red to shoot them was kinda brutal.. geez.
6:39 was his transformation into a Knight
And when he was blinded was his transformation into a Master
9:50 that Stormtrooper in the background is holding his blaster like an LMG
18:56 one of the most greatest and most powerful Jedis to ever live
A great person
The Cowboy Jedi lives on
13:40 Love how they show him using the force to preserve himself in the vacuum of space Kanan’s a true prodigy
as someone who has parent issues i have always wished kanan and hera were my parents. no take that back i have always wish the whole group was my family.
My favorite kanan moment 1:30. And when kanan and Ezra throw each other. That's always cool.
I wish he said "Hey blinds, how's it going?"
4:02 same thing Ezra said to Darth Vader
He got his Jedi pyre.
NO. Too soon.
@@minisarge2619 Hahaha
This frame-rate makes my head itch
Kanan kicked ass.
Fire is notoriously difficult for force weilders to control, due to it's unstable nature. For Kanan to control that much fire puts him on par with Jedi Masters in terms of force power.
1:32 is literally one of my favorites scenes of him, hes so badass