AHSOKA EPISODE 3 REACTION!! 1x3 Breakdown, Review, & Ending Explained | Star Wars Rebels

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[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

If Jacen still has green hair then why the heck does the LEGO figure has a brown hairpiece 😭

[@neomoscoso10]

It was alright.

[@QuinlanVoss.]

@@jamesbuchananbarnesssbro watch rebels don’t get your info from Lego 😭😭😭

[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

@@QuinlanVoss. I know he has green hair in Rebels but then why did they give him a brown hairpiece in the LEGO set c'mon how do they even mess that up 😭😭😭

[@NotSoSvenn]

If you're force sensitive you damn well better be able to pilot, seems like a complete waste of ability.

[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

the VFX on the live action purrgils looked FANTASTIC! and the whole space sequence felt so much like a classic Clone Wars or Rebels episode. A good transition episode overall! even if it was short

[@bobbyfischer9927]

Ya see I disagree. I thought the space battle was sooo boring. It’s the same shots over and over again. I do like the show just didn’t really like this episode. Glad you liked it though!

[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

@@bobbyfischer9927 yeah I can totally see where you're coming from, wasn't anything groundbreaking but I just thought Space-Ahsoka was kinda cool lmao

[@Dimethyltripping]

i did enjoy Ahsoka’s 501stVegetaSpaceSuit

[@dibsdibs3495]

Yeah I feel like with the shorter episodes they should at least release 2. They were fine with releasing bad batch with 2 episodes well past the premiere episode. I get that they just released 2 last week tho

[@Iwillone]

Really liked those old-school space fighter planes.

[@ladrac198]

You think Ahsoka got that idea of going out on the ship from one of her mentors Plo Koon?🧐 He did do that in Clone Wars.

[@penkkh6349]

I think ahsoka didt this in clone wars too and ezra in rebels

[@kevinmeek4895]

How does this even make sense? Are they using the force to walk around in space? Gravity boots?

[@kevinmeek4895]

@@BLAlley force?

[@emosam07]

I was honestly expecting her to Leia herself back to the ship with the force vs having the ship twist to her grav boots lmao

[@Kadihlavek]

Since Dave Filloni Loves Plo Koon almost as much as Ahsoka I'd say that some inspiration was there

[@TheRibottoStudios]

This is SO deep into Lucas lore people have NO idea. He was the one who said WE ALL have the force, we ALL have that something special inside us, BUT whether or not we can channel it, is up to us as well. I think they're gonna go the route of having Sabine be the first Mandalorian Jedi SINCE Tarre Vizsla. I know people want Grogu to be that title, but it just makes more sense for it to go to Sabine. And to see Ahsoka herself struggling to be a mentor feels right. After ALL...she DOES come from a line of not only non traditional Jedi, but Jedi who begrudgingly took on an apprentice, only to learn they were meant to be together. I LOVE A FULL CIRCLE MOMENT.

[@CodyTalton]

I cannot get over how cool it is to see these animated characters in live action. It still amazes me, and just how well they are nailing it. All the casting is so on point. And the score from Kiner is just sooooo damn good! Man, I haven't loved a Star Wars project this much in a long time. And Rosario is just made to play Ashoka. She brings her to life perfectly.

[@IvanSolano506]

Hear me out here, I think they are setting Sabine to be like Chirrut Imwe from Rogue One, in the sense that he wasn't a Jedi, nor can he wield the force per se, but he was pretty atunned with it and that gave him an advantage even though he was blind. Now picture a Mandalorian with such fighting skills.

[@SiriuslyBlack7]

Interesting..🤔

[@billystokes3917]

With what Huyang said, that's what I'm thinking too. She might be able to move small objects too, but I feel her being like Chirrut would be plenty for me.

[@DarksideGmss0513]

She'd be a freaking monster.

[@josejaro3788]

Thought the same thing.

[@thebendu33]

I would like that very much.

[@Anewbis.]

The scale of the pergil is insane. Those shots are jaw-dropping

[@ebanksstudios]

They are the size of a star destroyer

[@EleventhCubFan]

Excited for a new episode of Ahsoka….and it’s over! I really liked this episode, despite how short it felt, and am really excited for next weeks now!

[@sophiaisabelle01]

Ahsoka is a great show. Seems like you all had a great time watching it.

[@haydo-9916]

I can’t understand why many people sleep on this or call it mid.

[@SergeantGadriel]

another woke empowerment women series

[@marcoboscarol2420]

@@SergeantGadriel No worries there's gonna be an injection of testosterone soon enough to counterbalance the scary amount of human and alien estrogen XD

[@tiredaxsf5003]

​​@@SergeantGadrielstop, this feminine show u claim it is all about finding Ezra a male, and the rebels have part ways which leaves ahsoka, Sabine and Hera there's nothing feminine about it,it's a genuine show just because it's mostly women doesn't mean that its feminine do cut the crap.

[@DanV900]

@@haydo-9916Because the writing isn’t up to par at points and certain performances are very flat.

[@chaost4544]

Baylan Skoll's character design is great and perfect for Ray Stevenson. In every scene he's a physically imposing figure over everyone else. In the last scene everyone seemed to be small around him while he looked like a knight.

[@zacharyalanlean]

I so hate that he has passed. This will go down as his best performance and he will never know. Just like Ledger in TDK

[@chazo1367]

@@zacharyalanlean Him passing is a legit tragedy. He only had one line in this whole episode but he oozes presence and power in the scene. The way the cape moves in the wind as he looks over everything, it feels like the sort of presence Vader had back in the day, except Baylan isn't as evil as him, he seems more mercenary than Sith or Jedi so it's business rather than personal to him. But Ray just knocks it out of the park.

[@MuhammadIrfan-oe5su]

​@@chazo1367Yeah he definitely exudes the oathbreaker knight type figure. One who doesn't take pride in authority but knows how to use it accordingly.

[@ev1Lsect]

In the beginning, Ahsoka says Zatoichi, during the training. It referenced the blind swordsman films "Zatoichi, The Blind Swordsman."

[@SiriuslyBlack7]

I loved that they used that reference!

[@SiriuslyBlack7]

I loved that they used that reference!

[@ConnorVide]

Cool!

[@jasonmarbach]

This Ep convinced me that Marrok is 100% a version of Starkiller, because that’s absolutely Sam Witwer’s (heavily modulated) voice coming out of the mask even though they omitted him from the credits (they only credited the stunt actor who’s wearing the suit in this one) for some reason. Compare his voice to General Kael on the Willow show, it’s nearly identical but with just a touch more digital manipulation.

[@jasonmarbach]

I was 90% sure after the premiere eps, mainly because of comments Dave has made and also because of the Mortis symbolism (seriously underrated part of the Starkiller theory), but this ep crystallized it for me when I heard Witwer’s voice.

[@darthrevan5976]

​@jasonmarbach7800 what mortis symbolism ? Not saying your wrong I just dont see it unless your talking about Sam voicing both starkiller and the son?

[@jasonmarbach]

@@darthrevan5976check it 😄 so, we know Dave loves deeper symbolism and allegory in general, right? For example, his using the names of the wolves from Norse mythology who chase the moon and sun (Skoll and Hati) as the names for Baylan and Shin in this show, and we know Marrok’s name (including the specific spelling) comes from Arthurian legend of a knight who gets turned into a werewolf. We also know Dave is famous for setting up story beats sometimes years in advance, patiently waiting to pay them off until the timing is perfect. On top of that, we know no one has done more for canonizing beloved legends characters than Dave. He loves doing it, he’s good at it, and he loves Starkiller. So. The Mortis gods. You have Ahsoka. We saw in TCW that she comes to be both the literal and figurative embodiment of The Daughter, and the light side of the force. Morai has been following her around for years at this point. This is the most concrete connection; the most obvious. But then we go a step farther. Who represents The Father? Not Ahsoka’s literal father, obviously, because in the galactic scale he’s pretty irrelevant, and certainly he doesn’t have force significance. But Anakin? They always had more of a brother/sister dynamic interpersonally, but a master is like a parent to a padawan in form and function. Teaching, instructing, growing, nurturing. Ahsoka was, in many ways, his *force* progeny, even though she clearly wasn’t his literal kid. But remember, Anakin was something else before he was Vader, and even before he was Ahsoka’s master. He was the chosen one, who would *bring balance to the force* according to prophecy. What’s the Father’s whole bag? The *balance* of light and dark. Anakin directly walked both paths, light and dark, and was the chosen one who it was believed would bring balance to the force. He’s the Father. Ahsoka is The Daughter. So who represents the Son on the dark side of the force? Well, Anakin had one other apprentice. ONLY one other apprentice. A male (again, Son) force user Anakin trained in secret to use the dark side of the force when he was known as Darth Vader. A character Dave Filoni told Sam Witwer directly (according to Witwer) that Filoni considered making an Inquisitor to begin with in Rebels. Galen. *Marek*

[@darthrevan5976]

@@jasonmarbach that's a dope connection really hope it turns out to be him

[@joseabreu-nn5cu]

I think he’s either Quinlan Vos or a Luke Clone 👀

[@funfunfun3624]

I want 10 seasons of this. Its all perfect

[@sithddy7208]

Felt straight out of Clone Wars seeing Ahsoka standing on her ship, loved it! Dying to see Thrawn hoping to see him next episode (btw that Inquisitor is definitely just an inquisitor, it’s not Sam Witwer and it’s not Ezra)

[@soularprimestudios5930]

We don't know who they really so you can't just say ohhh there just a normal inquisitor because it's building up to something with more layers to it obviously.

[@sithddy7208]

@@soularprimestudios5930 not everything needs to be some surprise with layers, he’s just an inquisitor who’s going to get killed off that’s all. You’ll see

[@TheMiddleAgedKidVideos]

Crazy theory: it's just Marrok.

[@nishia_brownie988]

Maybe and the reasoning behind it.... Dave creates great characters

[@SWTobito0702]

Yes, the tendrals on Ahsoka's head are lekku. Two on the front, one on the back of her head. The two horns are so-called montrals. They're sensory organs that replace ears for Togruta.

[@CHarr1991]

I loved the episode, but wish it was like 15 minutes longer! I’m very excited for next week; great reaction!!

[@Dimethyltripping]

ikr it should be 40-45 minute episodes like andor was

[@richtang4946]

Good to see Jacen syndulla I hope he gets trained as jedi by the end of the series

[@haydo-9916]

Maybe Ezra will train him after he is found

[@Lexie955]

Hopefully not by luke

[@brettarnoldski]

he's definitley getting rekt by kylo ren at school one day

[@thegamingkitchen8429]

Great. Another character that will not be around for the sequel trilogy. Soo annoying.

[@kingoffriesthekingwillrise1701]

​@brettarnoldski Maybe he is a Knight of Ren?

[@draum8103]

You reaction and review was great! Perfect mix of funny or excited comments, references to the other shows, and insightful comments.

[@cham2118]

I think the reason why the new republic seems so ineffective especially compared to the rebel alliance is because it isn’t just the rebels i think what that scene with hera does really well to point out that ties in to andor and even the mandalorian is that the people furthest from the actual conflict always end up making the choices in the end and politicians especially are opportunistic rather than practical. The parallels are even there for our reality look at how our politicians deal with potential crisis vs the ones staring them right in the face

[@dadvaderjones9999]

I know they explained the politics away quickly as you pointed out but if you look at how the world treated Germany after WW1 it was the very thing that facilitated them becoming the juggernaut in relatively short period of time I think you were right on with that

[@chazo1367]

Thing is they are stuck doing it like this because the ST has them get royally fucked by TFO. Disney basically wrote shows based before the Sequels into this corner as a result.

[@josuefbonilla1197]

Bring this guy back for more STAR WARS Content.. He knows his stuff. 🙏

[@micki7910]

The space walk seems like a call back to the last episode of season 7 Clone Wars. IMO. It was cool 😎

[@ericatom393]

Absolutely love the energy and chemistry from you guys! It's so fun to watch reactors who really love this stuff!

[@thenerdywave2007]

Great Reaction Greg, John, and Michael! This episode was so crazy! 👍

[@Reece_Hart]

20:25 100% with you Greg, Jacen is being setup for his spinoff show of Jacen and the Ugnaughts

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

Shortest episode so far but still a marginal improvement from the previous two thanks to the faster pacing and less dead silence. Actually enjoyed the early scene when Ahsoka trained Sabine. The music from Kevin Kiner of Rebels fame is starting to grow on me since I like old Japanese traditional music. Very relaxing. Sabine training felt like a Karate Kid/Cobra Kai scene. Ahsoka is paying homage to Kurosawa and the many Japanese influences they had on Star Wars. I'm starting to think current Ahsoka is a cross between Mr. Miyagi and Yoda in Empire. She did start showing more emotion in the space battle. A level of concern. She had her most Rosario Dawson moment in it hearing more of Rosario's real voice and tone. Great to see Jacen Syndulla and Mon Mothma in this. Mon was in her mid-40s in Andor (5 BBY). She's about 59-60 now in Ahsoka's time (11 ABY). It seems from Hera's words that Thrawn is going to be a huge threat. Bigger threat than what Moff Gideon brought. Coolest scene was Ahsoka in that space jumpsuit. It didn't look ridiculous. They pull it off that it looks cool. It could've looked stupid like Moonraker or Leia's Mary Poppins scene in The Last Jedi. I thought seeing those star whales was cool. Reminds me of The Phantom Menace's underwater scenery but the scene looks prettier. When Ahsoka's ship landed in those red-leaved trees, it looked like the start of Star Trek Into Darkness. So it's pronounced Ma-rock? I thought it was Merrick or Ma-roke like I thought it was Sa-bin but it's Sa-bean. I streamed Dial of Destiny twice today. I still think it's the worst Indy film but I'll download it once the Blu-ray rip is out because I prefer mp4 over mkv and I'm completist with my favorite franchises. I watched Last Crusade after DoD. Made me realize life is too short. Sallah is in his mid-40s in Crusade. Then 34 years passed and he's a grandfather. I can tell a Shin vs. Morgan duel is brewing. Shin says Morgan sarcastically that, "Congratulations, you almost got them." There's going to be a fight between these two. Overall, I thought Ep 3 is a little better. Not leaps better but it's progressing enough nicely. The special effects in this are spectacular. It looks better than the OT SEs and Prequels and way better than The Flash. Ep 3 was short and that's probably the biggest complaint and not much of Baylan in this but you can't please them all. If it's too long, it's boring. If Ahsoka talks too much, she's annoying. If she doesn't say much, she's boring. Everyone will whine about everything. I'm starting to dig Hera more and more. I liked her in Rebels from the 10 episodes I saw from it. We forget Mary and Rosario already worked together in Death Proof (2007). I've looped the first two episodes of Ahsoka like 2-3x today after seeing them twice and this series is slowly growing on me. I'm thinking because I have nothing else to watch but I'm getting more invested into these characters. It's still not as good as The Mandalorian S1/S2 and Andor yet but I can see Ahsoka being at least better than Obi-Wan and is already better than The Book of Boba Fett.

[@rockrollangel1972]

the purgs, space Ahsoka, Hera's son, seeing Sabine training it was sooooooo good!! and the talk about the fast hyperspace had me think of Spaceballs right away

[@MalaTheAnimeLad]

As much as I want to say that Marrok is Ezra, it doesn't make narrative sense (in my mind at least). I would be glad to be proven wrong but he sacrificed himself so that evil wouldn't prevail. it makes extremely little sense for him to become an inquisitor to destroy the peace he sacrificed to create..... I personally have no clue who he could be but my best bet is either Starkiller (albeit unlikely) or some other legends character that Filoni saw fit to introduce to us...... it will be a good reveal either way

[@smittyjjensin558]

Also, if he is Ezra then how the hell did he get to this galaxy when they need to construct a giant hyperspace ring to go get Thrawn from a distant galaxy (the same galaxy that Ezra was sent to)

[@MalaTheAnimeLad]

@smittyjjensin558 that one is more self-explanatory. He has a connection with the purgill. It is possible he could have used them..... this is also unlikely though

[@DavidBentley23]

Marrock is Starkiller. The Stunt performer is the exact same size as Sam Witwer and they look the same. Baylon knows Anakin spoke highly of Ahsoka because Starkiller told him he did.

[@tfouto]

I didn't play the games, so I don't know starkiller, but didn't Starkiller had an special armor? And if it was darth vader apprentice, why he's now an Inquisitor alike?

[@DavidBentley23]

@@tfouto He had that armor in DLC after killing Darth Vader and he became Palpatine's new apprentice. He was kinda an Inquisitor in the game. He is sent to find jedi survivors and kill them. One of those Jedi that he hunted in the game was mentioned in Kenobi.

[@Slade_The_Deathstroke]

I do hope Marrok is Starkiller. But I think Baylan saying, "Anakin spoke highly of you" in the trailer might meant he knew Anakin back then. I would like to think both Anakin and Baylan are like around the same age when they're in the Jedi Order.

[@chazo1367]

I think it's more because Baylan was in the Order during the Clone Wars and likely heard of her from Anakin himself, I doubt Vader would've talked about Ahsoka to Starkiller because he buried that part of himself.

[@CHRISMED2]

Kiner's music is TOP notch!! I'm hoping they will release the soundtrack to this series

[@krisb.1565]

They’ve already released the end credit song so there is hope

[@jamesward2230]

This episode was fun. That’s all I can ask for of the shows right now. Just get that right.

[@stacyp2186]

When I look at the cast list it says that Temuera Morrison is Captain Rex. I hope it’s true.

[@yurmomsaccount]

It is.

[@germin9784]

Hayden Christensen is also appearing. We're probably getting a flashback to the Clone Wars

[@joebond545]

​@@germin9784I won't spoil but ur getting more than just a clone wars flashback trust me😏

[@germin9784]

@@joebond545 one, that is already a big spoiler, and two, you cannot know that

[@amanda6212]

I have never seen an episode of Clone Wars or Rebels, so it works for me. The space whales are really cool and like how the planet they land on has those red trees.

[@kadegetslaid634]

You should definitely give rebels and clone wars a watch, they're some of the best starwars content ever

[@billystokes3917]

If you want to know more about these characters, definitely recommend watching Clone Wars and Rebels. The purrgils look amazing in live action, and honestly Seatos (the planet with red trees) might be one of my new favourite planets based purely on look alone.

[@superboyprime515]

Purrgils looked amazing and the action was pretty good in this episode,it's nice to see Ashoka and Sabine working and training together :)

[@SpacemanSR]

There were things I enjoyed about Episode 1 and 2 of this show but I felt rather let down with some of the small stuff (writing, story overall), but this Episode tonight really was great. The symbolism, the references, the action that actually had tension and felt fun, this was just a really soulful episode.

[@Phizzo4real]

"Soulful!" love it... it was indeed full of soul... I also loved the music and references. I love the vibe Steph Green brought and Filoni for the overall series.

[@chazo1367]

The first 2 felt like that because they were the set up episodes, explaining the plot and the stakes going into it. Once it's all in place we can move on to the good shit like this.

[@surfntrucks]

He is speaking normally! MJTessler is saying what's on his mind! Just talking! It's great. It's real and I see it. Thank you. It was a great conversation after the episode.

[@TimDaco]

YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This Episode was Amazing!!! Ahsoka going out in Space was so Awesome, I Loved The Training Sequences and Seeing Live Action Purrgil was so Cool! As a Huge Fan of Clone Wars and Rebels, This Show means Everything to Me and so far It's been Everything I Wanted!!! I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT EPISODE!!!!!! In Filoni We Trust!!!

[@seanmidson]

That whole scene with Hera and the senators was so dope. Mary Elizabeth Winstead is doing such a fantastic job. Kazuda's dad is a douche 😂 When I see Jacen, I miss Kanan. And I miss Kanan regardless 🥺

[@nikolaspapanagnou2723]

12:23 what did he say?

[@marcoatila]

@@nikolaspapanagnou2723 "Don't get cocky, kid"

[@dice268926]

I wonder if we'll get Jason training with Luke in this series, it'll make up for not having Ben & Jacen in the movies (& even sadder if Kylo Saber'd him or turned him to the Knights of Ren)

[@kadegetslaid634]

That'd be such a good idea, omage to the legends continuity by having jacen and ben be friends or spiritual "cousins" lol

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

Great episode all and all got Clone Wars and Rebels vibes from it it was short but it will be worth it

[@RedHeadKevin]

This whole episode should be a Star Tours ride. Not just the dogfighting, but the Purgills, too

[@simongoddard7692]

I absolutely loved this episode. Very quintessential star wars in my eyes, especially the space chase

[@PB-tr5ze]

The new thrawn books mention Thrawn was doing research on the lightspeed rings used by the jedi, so the design for that ring ship might have been his design.

[@Grimbear13]

5:09 I think I said the same thing assuming you were talking about the last season of Clone Wars when Anniken was training Ahsoka with the all of the clones shooting at her. It was exclaimation pointed for me when to start again she said either "Again" or "Let's go again" because I'm pretty sure that's what Anniken was saying to her each time she failed and woke up.

[@AlasdairGR]

Hati and Marrok's fighters feel like a blend of General Grevious' fighter and WWII prop planes.

[@MeliDMR93]

I like the idea that Ahsoka is less stoic and more friendly vibe when it's the right relationship. Because she's been educated as Jedi after all. Like from outside, and that's kinda the point, not everyone knows the Jedi personally to a level of showing vulnerability. Like, not everyone knew Anakin the way Padmé knew him, not everyone knew the Jedi generals like their clones commanders did, not everyone knew Luke like Leia, Han & Chewie did. I'm glad she's willing to go back to that more carefree place--- with her padawan.

[@adamtoth5887]

This was a great episode. Marrok could be a Luke Skywalker clone from the book The Last Command, Starkiller might be just too obvious. However, Starkiller could still show up as Thrawn's personal bodyguard, never leaving his side.

[@cham2118]

ONE MORE THING I think greg that you’re forgetting how important Kanan was in steering Ezra away from the dark side and how sure he was in his identity as not only a jedi but a person because Kanan didn’t just train him he raised him as well. Ezra was tested twice after Kanan died to take the easy way out by the emperor and both times he refused. By the end of the series he wasn’t a padawan anymore he was a full fledged knight

[@anthonyhudak9363]

After hearing your nitpicks about Ahsoka's stoicism from the previous reaction I genuinely felt this episode brought a good blend of stoicism and spirit. Granted I do feel that the stoicism does fit Ahsoka because if you watch the final Clone Wars season and parts in Rebels, there is definitely a serious tone however I feel like the effect of Rosario Dawson having a deeper voice than Ashley Eckstein just gives off more serious vibes. Honestly the first two episodes gave me feel "Man With No Name" vibes with Ahsoka which I'm on board for but yeah this episode struck a good balance

[@IanWhitesel]

"We park down the street!" was such an under-rated joke LMFAO 10:11

[@OrionInSpace]

I was worried about this episode with the runtime and I came out very surprised. I enjoyed this episode! It felt like a rebels episode but more. More intrigue, cool action, great looking effects and PERGILS!! Also, who is Marrok?? I want to know so badly.👀

[@lordofninjas1]

Definitely nice to see Ahsoka and Sabine working together again after so long. While I don't think Sabine will be some epic force master by the end of the series, I do think she'll at least be able to do some stuff with the force. Who knows, maybe Jaycen will become her Padawan by series end, and if not hers then maybe Ezra's. As for the conversation as to who the Inquisitor could be, I see it possible as being 1 of 5 options, either just a completely new character that we've never met before in Star Wars media, Ezra, Starkiller, Barriss, or Mara Jade. While I don't think it's super likely, I can see where Ezra could be the Inquisitor, mainly in that he is still on the side of the Rebels and such, but he's playing the long game and playing double agent for the Rebels, gathering info and such and waiting for the right time to reveal himself. They definitely could have made Starkiller the Inquisitor, and give him some history with Vader if not just outright doing the secret apprentice thing like in the games. Not to mention, from what I understand the Inquisitor's name is supposedly Marrok or something like that, and Starkiller's name is Galen Marek, and Marrok and Marek sound pretty similar, so maybe it's a "hidden in plain sight" sort of hint to the fans. Barriss is definitely an option as well. It would be fun to see her and Ahsoka "reunite" after what happened between them. Maybe they could bring back her live-action actress from Attack of the Clones I believe it was for the role. Mara Jade is the completely out of left field pick, but still a possibility. For those that don't know, long story short is that in Legends Mara Jade is Luke Skywalker's wife who formerly worked for the Emperor and the Dark Side. She's a character the fan base has been dying to see for quite a while now, and it's possible she could be the Inquisitor in this show, though I'm not sure how much of her Legends stuff they'll end up canonizing if it is her. As far as other characters I think could show up, I'd say Rex and Zeb are definitely possible and are very likely. Besides them though, Cal Kestis, Mando and Grogu, Bo Katan, Keleren Beq (if he's still alive post-Return of the Jedi), and maybe someone like Omega (if she's still alive post-Return of the Jedi) or something are all possibilities, however likely or unlikely, as well as probably some others that I didn't mention.

[@stitchem7]

I see Ahsoka had SpaceX design her spacesuit.

[@jake_gon_jinn]

I love the sarcastic lines that Dave put into this show. Like: "Talent is a factor to use the Force, but TRAINING AND FOCUS are what truly defines someone's success." Unlike Rey aka Mary Sue, who automatically was more powerful than Palpatine himself. It's like Dave is ironically critiques the use of the force in the Sequel Trilogy.

[@cinematicgoodness7325]

Dude, she trained her ass off for a whole year after TLJ under Leia's tutelage.

[@jake_gon_jinn]

@@cinematicgoodness7325 Yes. But she was already A Jedi Knight level powerful in TFA. And even forget about the time-line, cause TLJ happened immediately after TFA. So not much time had passed for her to be fully trained like Luke or Anakin or Ahsoka or any typical Jedi whom spent years and years in training.

[@yurmomsaccount]

Honestly yall hate too much.

[@jake_gon_jinn]

@@yurmomsaccount My hate for it is not based on antagonism, but upon the facts. Actually I feel so bad for Daisy Ridley. She's a fantastic actress and yet her talent was wasted, upon a bad writing. There's a reason why ppl didn't like thing like Witcher s2 and 3 and SW sequels and the recent Indiana Jones movie. And that is the fact that you must respect the lore and the person who created these universes and established these characters. But that's my opinion, dude. And I respect yours completely.

[@daurydavis3983]

Another misogynist

[@frogeater8659]

That Senator next to Mon Mothma is Senator Himoto Xiono, father of Kazuda Xiono from Star Wars: Resistance.

[@TCO_404]

Yes, loved that!

[@Jigsaw407]

Amazing episode! The space battle was something else, especially with Kevin Kiner's absolutely awesome music.

[@tylerfakedoors6908]

I love how we get to see the imperial remnants from this perspective and also from the Coruscant episode of Mando season 3, which are both roughly happening at the same time.

[@nadeeml9276]

I think it's that the Purgil hang out near - and stay with me on this - 'naturally forming' hyperspace lanes, just long stretches where going into hyperspace is easier, kinda like riding a wind current or a sea current. Im guessing building a hyperspace ring at one of those naturally forming lanes would make sense, it would be easier to use those. I wrote this comment right before Huyang explained the whole thing so lol, I totally forgot that he did. Anyway, this was actually a really good episode - especially the second half. The first two eps were so so, and i say this WANTING this show to succeed Also, no spoilers, but pretty sure that Marrock is BEN SOLO, or Ezra Bridger, or KANAN JARRUS or DARTH BANE, DARTH MAUL, DARTH SIDIOUS' clone, any one of them

[@privatebh]

This episode had me pretty hyped honestly. The space battle was the best. I love the villain at the end. He gives off many feelings, but one is almost regret for what he has to do to another Jedi whom he seems to respect

[@blenderjunkyriz]

I am also loving the fact that there is a real tension build up to the eventual meeting between Ahsoka and Baylin. He is going to be a formitable adversary for Ahsoka.

[@EchanteDante]

Agreed the villains are great in this and so are the heroes! Ahsoka is so damn great to look at and such a badas$! But Shin Hati the blonde force user who stabbed Sabine is soooo captivating! She just has to sit there and it’s intriguing. I have a feeling or at least I hope that they keep her around for the future of Star Wars because I could see them doing some interesting stuff with her character. Plus we haven’t really had any true female villains in any live action Star Wars projects have we? And her Master is incredible as well! He fits the part soooo well! I truly believe that he is a a semi -evil force user assassin who went rogue after order 66.

[@ZizouZico]

Well, Ahsoka in the animated series is much younger. She’s probably middle aged here, right? Most of us aren’t quite as spirited in middle age as we were in our youth. 😅

[@olinggy]

around 45. She was 14 -17 in TCW.

[@kadegetslaid634]

Exactly, especially because she's a veteran of TWO wars

[@SiriuslyBlack7]

Yeah,now she's between 42-46 years old, Ryder Azadi said in the first episode that the Battle of Endor was seven years ago.

[@yurmomsaccount]

I hear you. Having lived through the last 4 decades, you tend to not think things are as funny after you see the things people are capable of.

[@gasaholic47]

But…..How long do Togruta live? She may still be considered somewhat adolescent.

[@mxnstrs]

Two things: 1. I love Ahsoka's Super Saiyan space suit! She's giving "Prince of Saiyans" vibes LMAO 2. I love that the Purrgil show up when Sabine is driving the ship, and how they seem to help them with their escape; it's almost like they sensed her. It might be a stretch to say that it's possible they sense her connection with Ezra, but I do love that they seem to have a connection with her, especially since Sabine hasn't seen them since the day Ezra disappeared.

[@michaelotegbola8190]

Loving Ahsoka series! That being said, did anyone else think Jacen Syndulla looked too much like a human being? I feel like they missed a big opportunity to make a really cool unique looking character. Great to see him finally either way.

[@22KillerofTime]

I love the theory that the inquisitor is Starkiller.

[@wilsonruleman]

Sam Witwer is credited in the credits

[@Chocobo0Scribe]

I have heard Dave Filoni has been trying to find a spot to reintroduce Starkiller to canon and Sam Witwer was interested in revisiting the character.

[@marksith6550]

Yet everyone complains about fan service in Obi Wan and Boba? Yet it’s ok here be cause the fans of a niche animation show say it is…..be consistent folks.

[@Ketchup_and_Mustard373]

​@@marksith6550 you're complaining to complain, no one cares

[@johnmichael_]

YESSS

[@stealahb]

re: The Bureaucracy of the New Republic. i keep going back to Star Wars: Bloodline [book /audiobook]. set a few years before the reveal of the first order, Leia is a senator, the galaxy is once again split [populists and centrists] and the LEVEL of dotish bureaucracy; like, they have a tendency to be complacent. that book tees up so much, quite nicely.

[@michaeltessler]

Bloodline is great - I just wish we got some of those politics up close and personal!

[@Ay3shizzle]

Loved your guys reaction! So far this show does look amazing especially since Ahsoka is easily imo my favorite female Jedi character.

[@johnmichael_]

Really enjoying this show so far!! Great video guys!

[@_BloodWork_]

Sabine: Expedite my training. Ahsoka: That's not how it works. Sabine: Tell that to Rey Skywalker. Ahsoka: Rey who?

[@donaldfrederick501]

So episode began with samurai training sequence and ended on a red leaf Forrest reminding of beauty of ghost of Tsushima style. Note the 6 ship space fight sequence a call back to KOTOR game ones.

[@duck-ew5zs]

The series is good so far, but I noticed in the first episode that whenever Ahsoka and Hera walks their head tail thingies jiggle, and now whenever they're on screen I can't take my eyes off them lmao

[@ebanksstudios]

Senator Xiono is Kaz's dad from Star Wars Resistance

[@talisredstar1543]

Ezra being an inquisitor would betray the ultimate sacrifice, and Jedi action he took at the end of Rebels. It would completely go against all of the character development that they put into him. Now, him working With Thrawn maybe in a tension filled way I could see happen.

[@tfouto]

Yes, it would destroy all character development of Ezra. It's like Grogru coming back in episode 1 of season 3, after in season 2 all quest to handle Grogru to a Jedi. Hope it's not Ezra.

[@rockerojerez349]

Ashoka Tano and Sabine wren together 🎉🎉 I love them ❤❤ I love Ashoka space was amazing 🎉🎉 Sprillg that thing Star wars Rebels after vanishing's Ezra 😢 And other surprise, son's Hera oh my god !!!!

[@SoupyUnicycle]

The inquisitor has a bad leg or back. In every shot where you see him standing still he has an extreme lean to one side. If you want to figure out who he is, then look back at the lore for someone whom was injured and would have a lean like that. The lean is 100% purposeful and is meant to be a hint.

[@Brook11223]

Seeing Jacen Syndulla in live action gives me hope that we may see other characters like Vizago, Kallus or even Mart pop up for quick cameos in Ahsoka.

[@yurmomsaccount]

I need live action Hondo Onaka.

[@stoneygamer]

It wouldn’t make sense. How would thrawn be stuck in the other galaxy but Ezra somehow made it out.

[@foulrot]

I don't think it's Ezra, but him being back is easily explained by him communicating with the Purgill.

[@goestheboom5211]

​@foulrot no it's not you're still forgetting the thawn part of the equation if he went there with the space whales and came back with the space whales than why doesn't he go back using them to get thawn since he's on the side of the people who want to find thawn it absolutely makes zero sense lol

[@foulrot]

@@goestheboom5211 I don't think it's Ezra, for multiple reasons, I was just saying how Ezra could be back and Thrawn not be.

[@goestheboom5211]

@@foulrot ig so but what does that have to do with the inquisitor

[@foulrot]

@@goestheboom5211 I wasn't responding to the inquisitor part, just the part about how Ezra could be back but not Thrawn.

[@jarfur559]

I liked that “ learn to anticipate “ line when they were in a Star War. Reminded me of “use the force” line when look was trying to shoot the Death Star. Only Sabine basically said shut up! I thought this was funny and a distinctive difference between the two pads wand that show you why Luke became such a powerful Jedi.

[@thedarkknight2221]

I’m an absolute sucker for awesome training scenes, and this might become one of my favorites! Not only does it feel like so many classic samurai films, it also shows how ANYONE can be open to the Force in Star Wars, as long as they not only have the talent but the willingness to be open to The Force, which goes against many of the teachings of Mandalorian culture. As for the Senate committee, as much as I hate the old trope of “there isn’t enough evidence to support your crazy theory”, how many times throughout modern history has this happened, where a majority government officials either don’t believe or don’t WANT to believe a long believed dead or weakened enemy has come back? Still seeing Jacen talking with Mama Hera about AUNT Sabine made my heart melt! Also, Ahsoka going out into space to fight starfighters with just her lightsabers is absolutely an Anakin move if you watch Clone Wars!

[@sean253]

Shin Hati's starfighter reminds me of a mix of a WWII fighter and the Belbullab-22 that Grievous flew.

[@kurikuri6683]

II have to say that I was/am never a big fan of Star Wars, but I think this series is so good and swtcw (especially the Mortis arc) because it's about mythology and the origin of the force and other galaxies. I love this thinking outside of the combat world! I still find the original films quite dull, but this one is great! Love it

[@cmac3530]

VERY interesting that in the opening scene with the helmets flashing all the Imperials were shaded red with the exception of Marrock's helmet. His was shaded blue like all the light side helmets.

[@mrtgaming4539]

Good to see some good actual character development between Ashoka and Sabine already considering we’ve only had 3 episodes promising start to the show. The episode length of this episode was frustrating though.

[@REYTRACER]

7:50 damn that caught me off guard I busted out laughing

[@kevinmandevil9842]

You can tell that Mon Motha doesn’t trust the rest of the council. She’s super suspicious of anyone quick to dismiss the threat of Thrawn

[@rizzohutchings]

for me, this felt the most like a clone wars episode out of all of the live action shows yet. loved it!

[@Elkarus]

I'm almost 100% sure that Marrok is being/will be played by Sam Witwer. How similar to Starkiller being some kind of Vader's apprentice or just a Inquisitor but with some references more like a cameo that The Force Unleashed fans might get.

[@AkodoNoEyes]

“The Inquistor is Ezra Miller.” Hahahahahahahhahha **** me that was funny! I honestly thought it could be Ezra for a hot min. Would be interesting.

[@darrenwright2024]

It reminds me of the episode where we saw the pergil were refuelling , they are obviously timing their ship completion ready for them to jump. Maybe we get that next week

[@jovanleonardi1574]

the ring is for thrawns stranded star destroyer,, the purrgil are for when ahsoka and sabine eventually fail at stopping the rings departure and need a way to follow.

[@tjm6794]

I’ve switched to just watching your reactions instead of paying for Disney plus just to watch this, really is perfect without all the boring filler

[@flyfisher8228]

you guys are hilarious! best reaction channel!!!! thanks so much!!!!

[@DUEJEGERN]

The purgil is more then likely refuling themself before hyperspace jump maybe the lower atmosfere has something in it like it one of the rebels episodes where we first saw the purgils

[@timothylangston3560]

It totally had that old style ww2 fighter plane /dog fight energy. Even the design of the fighters looked like early fighter planes. And the tail gunner style fight.

[@jacobscott1854]

You guys hit on this being a bit of a hands on team building episode in the dog fight for Ahsoka and Sabine, I'd also argue on the opposite we saw (though small) the first cracks in team antihero/bad guys with their little rivalry and distain for each other.

[@thedrummerking13]

I think Marrock might be the eighth brother who supposedly fell to his death in Rebels after his lightsaber malfunctioned Partly because his and Marrocks helmet are very similar but it would be cool if it is Starkiller

[@Slade_The_Deathstroke]

Eighth Brother is a alien, not human.

[@thedrummerking13]

@@Slade_The_Deathstroke Fair point I had forgotten that the Eight brother wasn't human Still be interesting to know where or whom Marrock got his helmet from

[@mrvoltar]

Ezra and Sabine only became the Wondertwins in the last 3 episodes of Rebels so they are going to jump right back into it when they reunite. Also, Hera has a history of bluntness and storming into meetings when it matters enough to her.

[@TheShadowNinja]

It’s episode 3 and Baylan’s Theme is already the GOAT

[@coreyb.5462]

The music!!! So good! So Star Wars!