This is how marvel use to do things, but of course no longer, and rest is history.

Great season finale. Darth Plagiues sends his regards 👽

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Chimera went from looking like an ISD1.5 with ISD2 guns, to looking like an ISD1 with ISD1 guns and an ISD2's tractor targeter. Really wish some of the CGI budget on the battle damage had gone to giving us actual Octuple Barbettes so the entire Imperial fleet isn't permanently stuck with clones of the Rogue One Executrix using doubles in literally everything but rebels (Which has the opposite issue)

This is a great point, and Vernestra taking a huge role in the bureaucracy would be the perfect way to symbolize how the Jedi and Republic failed to maintain separation of church and state, which ended up corrupting and weakening both.

I can say this, no Multiversal operative would love working undercover as the Supreme flipping Chancellor on such a bland era of the Star Wars universe. Indeed, they're more likely to do that for the post-Sith-Imperial War era in Legends.

This show isnt that deep. Giving too much credit of being thought provoking.

I’m not capable of the mental gymnastics required to enjoy this show

Showrunner in myriad interviews: This is a show about the Sith. Show in actuality: Introduces actual Sith Lord in stinger at end of season 1. (I'm guessing, but with the show's overall lack of consistent quality, would anyone be surprised?)

Honestly? Who cares at this point?

Whether Phee likes Tech or not, it was good to see someone welcome and invite the BB regardless of who they are or how they are made. They were just refugees like the others on Pabu. Kudos to Phee she turned out to be a great lady indeed. The BB could use more friends like her.

Needs more gay women in it. Cmon lucasfilm

If Geroge Lucas actually directed a sequel trilogy it would've been as awesome as the original

The great hyper space disaster. Why build a death star when you can just take outbanplanet with a beat up freighter

Give us a KOTOR flashback showing Revan and Malik!!!!

Sixth I guess

Is that metal detector?

...I'd rather wanna see the Near-Apocalypse of '09 be fleshed out instead.

Third!!!

Second!

first comment!

If she doesn’t believe in hope during Rogue One then why in the world did she join the rebellion???

I’m reading Star Wars: Thrawn: Alliances, and Anakin just fought droids made with armor that was weaved with cortosis, and it did the same thing. It clicked for me there that that’s what the helmet was made of. Although in this book, the armor was doing the same thing to blaster bolts, so the armor should be useful against more than just lightsabers

It wasn't Hunters fault she was captured. He suggested the mission was to risky without backup and was out voted as usual.

hopefully they will look like Andor or Mando s1 and not, well, everything else that came out

Thanks you for this analysis!

In order for the sith to l remain hidden by phantom menace, would mean that any jedi who knew of their existence would have to be killed. It's common sense. 😂

That's not strange. Sol becomes really emotional and taps into dark side, that's what you see. Qimir playing good,so he says to Osha to go,yet he makes her interested in him ,so he knows,she won't leave.

The “freedom” Qimir is giving Osha is an illusion, if she actually went to the ship she’d 100% find it unresponsive…this guy is not about to actually let her leave.

Qimir is a psychopath. He's as good as any Jedi at mind tricks. Maybe better.

I don't think there is any direction with this. Scenes and reshoots without proper editing can often lead to characters having one direction and then doing something completely different that doesn't mesh with the next two scenes. As a result, characters will be completely contradictory to what they were intended to be.

Amazing take.

Qimir needs tobkills off osha and mae, this will make the show so much better.

Qimir is giving her the illusion of choice. Just like when he presents himself completely defenseless in literally the most vulnerable position a human can be, and gives her the opportunity to kill him, he knows that the Jedi teachings she has forbid her from doing that. He gives her the illusion of being able to leave but knows she won’t, at first because she wants to bring him to justice but later because she is intrigued by what he’s saying and knows Sol lied to her. In reality, she is just as trapped as Mae. But the prison she’s in is one of doubt in her Jedi teachings and in her father figure who she knows is keeping secrets about the incredibly traumatic events of her childhood, something that Qimir is using to his advantage. When you look at it, Qimir and Palpatine actually both use very similar tactics to coerce their padawans in Anakin and Osha. Makes me wonder if Qimir had this done to him in the past as well.

This show doesn’t know what it wants, each character is like bi polar or written each episode by different people. Worst Disney Star Wars by far 💀

I think it also speaks to how the dark side is very inviting and alluring at the surface level, while the way of the Jedi comes off as very rigid and restrictive. I also think it speaks of the failings of the Jedi Order that in part contributed to the fall of the Republic, which didn’t happen overnight. In this last episode we see an early example of how the Order is being influenced by the Senate and by public opinion rather than following the Jedi code and maintaining balance and whatnot.

I only wish that everyone who thought he survived had of been right. Even if a majority feel differently.

I think that's a really dumb theory lol.

come on casting their spouse on a prominent role. That's just plain unethical. headlock or whatever her name is should be fired.

why are all the lightsabers so big?

When Jecki died I laughed out of being shocked like "oh snap!"

I think shes getting nervous and maybe even afraid. Something isn't what it seems and that makes her fearful of her actions.

Green humans are so uncanny valley.

But what about the droid attack on the wookiees?

Amogus.

i thought he was her apprentice because... well... purple crystal? you know what that means. a hip and a hop away from swaying over to the dark side.

Qimir is Sol's son. Idk, is that too obvious or dumb to think. 😂

Hmm, whip lashings... glad I am not the only one to assume the sus hinting. The very blatant, non-nuanced hinting.

That would explain the purple blade to her lightwhip. It implies she does have dark side tendencies

She does use a purple lightsaber whip! Purple is the color of light and dark force user!