AHSOKA | Part 5 REACTION! Insane!

[@GurinderJohal]

I’m so happy for Hayden finally getting the respect and love he deserves!!

[@notvelocity2844]

You damn right!

[@GabiBrooks]

He absolutely is The Chosen One!

[@pyramidion5911]

💯

[@thomaskeane5723]

One can tell that he has spent more time in his native Canada - "Is that what this is ABOOT?"

[@LaCheeserie]

Some good writing and showing acting chops.

[@nonagrey3422]

When you realize how young Ahsoka actually was in the Clone Wars ... it's kinda stunning

[@TheRedRaven_]

And it’s sad, such a young soul thrown into hell like that. They portrayed this pretty well in this episode.

[@matthewperrine2071]

It makes me want to give her a hug. Actually our girl needs lots of hugs

[@dearestterror5234]

Luke, have I ever told you about Ahsoka Tano?

[@thesnakelover1]

@@dearestterror5234NO NO NO

[@100Companions]

i straight up said out loud “oh my god the jedi are evil” having a live action child makes it so much more visceral than clone wars was

[@zazoreal5536]

Anakin in control of his Vader persona is far more terrifying than Vader. Everybody acted so good this episode but Hayden was just on another level.

[@scimbrelo]

anakin fully owning both vader and anakin made this episode one of the best star wars things to ever come out

[@delbroox]

@@scimbrelo You are so brainwashed that Disney just needed to put Hayden Christensen in there to make you people shout like a bunch of trained monkeys. Best of star wars??? What have you watched so far in your life?

[@ДавидГригорьев-ф3ж]

​@@scimbreloTrue. He's now really the Strongest of them all, the Chosen one.

[@williamafton4427]

It's not terrifying, it's necessary. He's the balance of light and darkness.

[@ArtsyGabe]

No one has ever matched Hayden's finesse and swagger when it comes to lightsaber combat.

[@pyramidion5911]

Idk man Maul was pretty sick with that dual saber

[@vordt4139]

@@pyramidion5911 Anyone besides Maul, lol

[@jameswg13]

I'd say Ray Stevenson is close in style

[@renanbrandao5150]

​@@jameswg13no lol

[@hadoken95]

@@jameswg13 Very different style but also very cool and befitting his character. I agree.

[@ApathyParabellum]

I like this lesson. Ahsoka learned everything good from Anakin. His love for his friends, his burning desire to protect. His prowess. His smarts. She fears that she inherited everything else. But this was him showing her that that's not true. She can choose to be better. To love without falling. His legacy, and now hers, can be better than all his mistakes.

[@pyramidion5911]

Thats one way to intepret it

[@Thurrak]

Well said.

[@Andrew-xo6hl]

@@pyramidion5911 That literally was his lesson there is no interpretation lmao, that everything anakin taught her doesnt have to be tainted just because he became vader. He taught her to see anakin as more than vader, and taught her to see herself as more than just a soldier, because anakin is more than that, and so she is more than that. Anakain literally fucking says that.

[@Commander_Shepard.]

Yeah even in early on the Clone Wars we see Anakin's reckless personality rub off on Ahsoka.

[@sosayweall2509]

She also learned his weaknesses thats going to be key going into the ends of this season

[@andrewsyouniverse1870]

Huyangs quote about them not staying together is so profound and sums up so much about star wars, if anakin, obi wan and ahsoka stayed together, so much could have been prevented. Like obi wan said, "we'll be fine as long as we stay together"

[@Izzy8u]

Yeah this one hit me. Also the whole Jedi order before it was decimated. Sad robot, they never listen. Also well said about Obi wan saying the same.

[@Pidalin]

Huyang is literally like every person watching a movie, but creators are trolling us by not following this basic logic like staying together, they do it obviously on purpose. 😀

[@umiluv]

@@Pidalin- George said that the OT was based on the stories of the droids seeing everything. R2 has been there from the beginning.

[@THE_rated_F3]

the moral of Hayden's story is patience. that guy deserves the world for what he did man. the fans absolutely love him to death.

[@Flufferz626]

He also was trying to get his Padawan to not commit self harm. Ahsoka was very close to that and very sad. As shown in Mandalorian. The last bit she was Snips again. She had enthusiasm and thirst of adventure again.

[@erichall090909]

Yea he is probably the most beloved Star Wars actor right now.

[@GenAries11]

"One is never too old to learn" Anakin is still taking shots at the Jedi lol

[@ДавидГригорьев-ф3ж]

Imagine some Jedi die and See Anakin as a keeper. And he's start to destroy them in the fight.

[@Lycan4647]

This show in my opinion contains the best star wars content we've received since Clone Wars season 7! Thank you Dave filoni!

[@jasminemojarro]

literally! seeing what this ahsoka series has brought us there is no excuse for the trash ass sequels

[@ihaveafettfetish9348]

That’s pretty debatable. The last few episodes of Season 2 of The Mandalorian were complete masterpieces imo. This show really reminds me of Season 2 of The Mandalorian too, all because of Dave Filoni. Filoni had very little to do with The Book of Boba Fett and Season 3 of The Mandalorian, and it really showed. Favreau ain’t the guy. Filoni is. And I’m really hoping that they give Seasons 2 of Book of Boba and Kenobi to Filoni. Something that they should’ve done in the first place.

[@colorfulbleeding]

Endor was pretty good

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

@@ihaveafettfetish9348 The Mandalorian season 2 started off rough though. The 1st episode was ok, and the 2 Frog Lady quest episodes were not liked by a massive portion of the people, from what I remember. People were saying the season fell off early, then by the Ahsoka episode to the finale. All those naysayers suddenly disappeared. The Ahsoka series unlike Mando season 2 felt cohesive and no episode has been a miss yet.

[@ihaveafettfetish9348]

@@SwaggerLikeUz First episode of Mando Season 2 was a classic man. Cobb Vanth and the return of Boba Fett. The Frog Lady episode was alright. Just a fun side quest. The last 3 episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2 are masterpieces imo. The return of Boba with his armor, an incredibly fantastic surprising performance from Bill Burr and we finally got Seismic Charges again, and of course the return of Luke, which was a million times better than the Sequels. Ahsoka started off so-so with the first 2 episodes, but then really started getting good with episode 3, and then incredible with episodes 4 and 5. Season 2 of The Mandalorian is still my favorite, but this is a very close 2nd, and we still have 3 episodes left. Either way, Filoni is the man and should be in charge going forward. Nobody will ever be George Lucas, but Filoni is definitely the closest.

[@JoaoPedro-ol7sl]

"I won't fight you" "I heard that before" I think that was the most emotional quote in the episode for me, such a nice and small reference

[@fernandosilva7579]

yup Luke againts Vader TROJ , epic lines.

[@shoag-u1s]

@@fernandosilva7579 yeah and I think Ashoka said it aswell when they fought at the temple when he was vader right?

[@EternalxSnow]

@@shoag-u1s She said "I won't leave you" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZbNk5WsgdaVirc&ab_channel=C4Productions

[@evenmoor]

@@shoag-u1s Not quite; she said "I won't _leave_ you, not this time." Anakin's response? "Then you will _die."_

[@NEWDOR1A]

I love the idea of Anakin being able to turn Vader on and off at will, now that he is one with the force.

[@moon1night7]

Bringing balance :)

[@cside19]

I also like that it wasn’t just an instant switch. They showed that it still took him a moment of control. He is balance, so being good doesn’t mean that his Vader side is just gone, it’s there just under under control. A lot of it. Shows even more how strong he is to keep that duality in check.

[@stusta31]

crap show

[@scapingby]

@@moon1night7 not how the force works.

[@umiluv]

He’s integrated his shadow.

[@EricAero]

Did you Notice of all the Actors wielding a lightsaber, Hayden is the most natural. it's an extension of himself. it looks like he doesn't think of it anymore. He mastered the Lightsaber... Nick Gillard's Training mastered ! And for Ahsoka... Fighting Anaking is a mix Maul / Baylan / Vader (agility, tricks, strength) Anakin as all of this. And now we have proof that with good dialogue... Hayden is a real good actor.

[@ColdWarShot]

You have to wonder if he secretly practiced at home like Ewan did. When I saw Ewan twirl a toy lightsaber on the Graham Norton Show, I could tell instantly he was still practicing. That kind of skill is perishable.

[@EricAero]

@@ColdWarShot Oh I'm pretty sure he did. You can't be part of starwars on such a caracter with Nick Gillard training and leave it aside.

[@Pidalin]

Yeah, he is OP compared to most of other Disney era actors, but young Ahsoka was also very good.

[@EricAero]

@@PidalinYep she did a really good work... Especialy that rotating sliding on knees tsuki. this is a signature move from Young Ahsoka.

[@AdamBrickz]

cried like a baby watching this! glad you enjoyed it

[@briansmith2739]

Same here. This is the best thing I've seen in any Disney Star Wars. The sequel trilogy is "pale" compared to Ahsoka.

[@AdamBrickz]

agreed.@@briansmith2739

[@deadstreet1675]

Just incredible...

[@louier2967]

Same here. As a lifelong Star Wars fan, this was such an amazing episode to watch.

[@lookintok]

Same I rewind it over and over it was so good

[@phelix_3816]

I just love how Hayden’s walk is exactly like how Anakin walks in Battlefront 2

[@MeliDMR93]

Just his iconic murder strut

[@Zophiela]

I honestly hope Jacen becomes Ezra’s padawan. It would be poetic and hold more meaning.

[@alexdeghost2729]

*Luke's

[@Darth_Crispy]

​@@alexdeghost2729Luke will kill him after having a bad dream...

[@SorchaSublime]

@@Darth_Crispy why do people always act like Luke genuinely tried to kill ben. He *almost* did in a moment of darkness but it was a momentary lapse of judgement that he immediately repressed and took control over.

[@Thiago_Alves_Souza]

​@@SorchaSublimestill, a teenage edgy dream almost made him kill his own nephew at his old wise age but rescued the second most evil person in the universe at his youngest. Stop defending that total bs writing and destroying a character.

[@junito1957]

WELL THAT A THOUGHT!!!!!

[@evanskan6326]

The chemistry between Hayden, Dawson and the girl was amazing! So happy for all of them, especially for Hayden! Filoni should be the next Lucas and Kevin Kiner the next John Williams for Star Wars.

[@CSM.HBJ-Dogg]

They are close friends in real life

[@Nathan-oe8ut]

"Nobody beats Anakin" He's not trying to beat her, he's trying to see if she'll pass the test (the same test he failed by executing Dooku and starting him on his dark path). The other lesson is that she should stop *just surviving* and start living. To stop her reclusive hiding

[@anthonyt1t5]

Yeah I agree, I felt he was leading the fight most of the time. Pushing her around. You could tell he was just toying with her. Until the end, ahsoka caught him. Anakin was teaching her to not give up and to live again, let go of her grief or sense of guilt. I thought the fight was done tastefully. Younger ahsoka looked way more faster and agile than Rosario IMO. Like she could keep up with hayden easily.

[@Obscurite1221]

Yeah, he wasn't really fighting to win. He was goading her into striking him down in anger and disgust at what he was. She resisted the impulse, and he approved.

[@thedarkknight2221]

I loved how this episode showed more of the fact that Ahsoka was sadly both a Jedi AND a child soldier. What’s more is that while while the Jedi were taught to not form attachments to people, she and her master clearly broke that rule and cared for not just their men but their friends and family. The difference is that while Anakin failed and fell to the Dark Side because he couldn’t let go of those he loved, Ahsoka succeeded and learned to let go and move on. After seeing Ahsoka having a moment of catharsis with her master, and letting go of her guilt and pain to more fully embrace the Light Side, Rosario Dawson now truly has become the Ahsoka we remember from Clone Wars! She has now truly risen and has now become tied with Luke Skywalker for me as the greatest Jedi of all time. This is also easily the best performance Hayden has ever given as Anakin, he actually felt more like Anakin from the Clone Wars than the movies. I honestly never thought I would see LIVE ACTION scenes of Clone Wars, or even Hayden in Anakin’s Clone Wars armor! And the final scene of him smiling at Ahsoka, god it melted my heart!

[@joshbourne9679]

I love how I don’t feel like she even beat him. He just needed to put up enough of a fight that she’d learn the lesson. And letting her make the choice to throw the lightsaber away and choose to live was beautiful. And now she’s fully accepted herself and the legacy. She was struck down and she’s become more powerful then she ever was before

[@TatankaTaylor]

Anakin's entire point with this latest "lesson" was to help his padawan get over her trauma and her feelings of regret. There was no EGO involved whatsoever for him. It was all about Ahsoka. About helping her. Anakin wanted Ahsoka to face and then to defeat her demons. And that included defeating Anakin in his Vader persona. Because that's was what had traumatized Ahsoka the most. She blamed herself for leaving Anakin when he was the most vulnerable. People (not you) who see the "fight" and think that Ahsoka beat Anakin completely missed the point of what was happening. She was facing Vader. And Anakin was convinced that Ahsoka could beat someome that was only fueled by rage. And she did. And when she she did, Anakin (no longer Vader) smiled at her. She had defeated that demon. Just like he did with the help of Luke.

[@joshbourne9679]

@@TatankaTaylor yeah exactly!

[@AndrewCereijo]

I know people kept theorizing that it might not be Anakin ( being the Son from Mortis) , but I think this episode proves enough that it is Anakin especially when Ahsoka tells him she won't fight him and he responded saying "I've heard that before". Because that's what Luke said to him in ROTJ

[@azk9218]

I usually don't watch reaction videos, but I have seen a lot of them today to see if people get as emotional as I did. Turns out they do. This episode is the peak SW. I loved many things SW received in the past few years, but this episode is just speechless. Hayden nailed every single scene.

[@pyramidion5911]

You know its good when the middle aged men are getting teary eyed 😅

[@legatobluesummers4290]

SAME!!! I watched the episode by myself, tear up so much. Hahaha so wanted to see if fans had the same reaction.

[@griffinsummoner]

Similarly, the finale of Mando S2 is what brought me to SW reaction vids, just to share that emotional impact.

[@NinjaChris77]

"He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying." Anakin here???

[@melijahcopeland4101]

Very interesting

[@NoArmsSally]

Holy shit that’s amazing

[@VDiddy5000]

…and him bringing out Vader - and forcing her to confront the emotions and thoughts that could feed her own Dark Side - is the action that saves her. Holy crap, that’s a twist!

[@iceman10129]

Ahsoka with decades of guilt, and fear that she has the dark parts of Anakin within her. 10/10

[@staticmonkey8436]

Those scenes with Anakin were absolutely PERFECT! When he ignited that red lightsaber I literally said “oh shit.” Some of those lightsaber hits just reminded you have how powerful he was. Those flashes between him and Vader gave me chills. With that armor he looked EXACTLY like Clone Wars Anakin. Hayden was on a whole other level of epicness and I loved every single second of it. Something else that I want to make sure is highlighted is the music. It was perfect and fit those scenes very, very well. I love how Ashoka seemed more hopeful when she woke up. Like she FELT like the Ashoka that we have always known. That scene with the Purrgil was glorious. The ending of this episode felt like the end of Empire Strikes Back. “Don’t worry, we’ll find them.” I can see why they showed this in theaters. Some of those shots were so cinematically epic. For real, Dave Filoni needs to be in charge of everything Star Wars. This was probably some of my favorite Star Wars ever!

[@xoxobobo1687]

I read that on a channel : The lesson was that Ahsoka is not part of a vile heritage. Until now, she has felt that her legacy is one of war and violence (as Baylan said), and her hesitation to train Sabine reflects this. Ahsoka decided not to kill Anakin's dark side (despite being brought closer to the dark side, see her eyes), it is her choice not to fuel this cycle. Every time young Ahsoka brought up violence/war, Anakin gave her more of it. When she mentioned that Anakin was dangerous, that's what he became, using the red saber. In the end, she had to let go of these thoughts, accept that she is part of a legacy with its good and bad sides. That yes Anakin turned to the dark side but that's not what should define HER. For me, that's Anakin's final lesson to complete his training: the past is the past and just because terrible things happened doesn't mean they'll happen again and there's no need to it defines her. In itself Yoda's last lesson to Luke . Beyond that, she was so worried about being everything Anakin was that she wasn't "herself." This is why she was so stoic and weird during the first half of the season (even in mando or boba), and why she was unbalanced against Baylan. Generally speaking, she overcomes her fear of attachment to Anakin. She blamed herself for her move to the dark side and she was afraid of following the same path. It threw her off balance. The lesson was to let go of that fear and attachment. It was literally shown to us with (Ahsoka's) Sith eyes.

[@pyramidion5911]

What was weird was all the kids expecting her to be bubbly and bouncing around after going through all that trauma.

[@sosayweall2509]

But she also comes from a history of non traditional jedi not tied to a bloodline and she still makes mistakes that mirror anaking..the way she blindly trusts sabine...i would love to know what she did that got sabines family killed

[@sosayweall2509]

She was also arguably closer to anakin than anyone even obi wan...she saw shadows of darkness in him and chose to ignore it...

[@xoxobobo1687]

she was a kid @@sosayweall2509

[@rello2x]

Such a wild ep…his Sith eyes…he’s gotta be the new father now with all the powers of worlds between worlds being able to wield both sides of the force and put himself and Ahsoka throughout time….wild.

[@theemperorcat9832]

He is more than the father... He is... The Chosen One!

[@nzcyclone]

I think one of the biggest "shocks" is if you like when you look at Ahsoka, she was what 14 during the clone wars. Child Soldiers. Even if you didnt realise it at the time the subconcious did which is why it was a shock. It was different seeing it in real life compared to an animated series. But Anakin, you saw the conflict in how he was trying to teach her to survive. Sadly for that time it was the harsh reality. But, I think it was also showing her a different perspective. So that when Ahsoka refaces Sabine she rethinks how she will react. As I do not think how Ahsoka will reacte now is how she would have before this. Afterall Sabine in a way betrayed her. But it was great to see Hayden play his character how he should have been portrayed. And he took full advantage of his opportunity to do so.

[@retrotony4119]

The transition with Anakins eyes was amazing. What an episode.

[@rileyreese3991]

Theres some kind of otherworldliness in Hayden, which suits perfectly to portray this galactic massive super-hero/villain as Anakin/Vader.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

He's tall too, actually he's a frikkin tower!

[@georgmi6871]

I love how every Clone Wars fan was left completely speechless because we never expected to actually see this stuff in live action, I was so happy watching this episode and I'm so glad that Hayden gets to see how much the fans truly love him

[@vinnychiarelli5069]

Anakin let her win, that was part of the training. You could tell he would destroy her in a second if he really wanted to

[@PeverellTheThird]

Let her win? It's not a competition.

[@pyramidion5911]

​@@PeverellTheThirdyoure right it was a lesson. And once she learned that lesson he yielded.

[@WanderfalkeAT]

Not in the last fight. He would have killed her, letting the Dark Side take him to this. No question that he was happy his Padawan could overcome his Dark Side. But he was mercyless like Vader teaching a Inquisitor. I would have loved Ahsoka say "Thank you for this Lesson, Master" before he disapeared though. Everyone wanted to hear something like: "Sorry I was not there for you when you needed me the most" and him answering with "I am glad you did not withness my fall, or you may have fallen with me out of loyality and love"! I think that would have destroyed Ahsoka, being conflicted about following her Friend and Teacher or the Order she now despiced. She would probably have fallen with him!

[@jamess.1006]

​@@WanderfalkeATtoo long didn't read

[@SilenMonser]

@@jamess.1006 move along.

[@Corusame]

This is the best episode I've seen out of all of the new Star Wars series. Anakin and Ahsoka's interactions were perfection.

[@amebecca4484]

I think Jacen was sharing what he was sensing/hearing with his mother, projecting it; not that Hera was sensitive as well.

[@gbozzi05_]

It’s just the same logic as Sabine. Everyone can be open to sense the Force, but some people are just born with natural talent to wield it.

[@sosayweall2509]

Makes no sense at all

[@dodywidodo9433]

Hera being sensitive thanks to Jedi semen

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@dodywidodo9433 The midichlorians infected her like AIDS

[@harmonicdissent]

Such a beautiful episode and show. This show has created a great disturbance in the force where thousands of grown men, including myself, experience such emotion from a show we all connect to from our childhood, that causes many of us to cry tears of joy. Thank you Dave!

[@jameswg13]

I just love Ahsokas response to Anakin about him not recognising the siege of Mandalore. You were part ablaze by now 🤣🤣🤣

[@dannyboi4111]

This was PEAK Star Wars! So, so happy this got made. We need to see Hayden in more content going forward.

[@Pinkielover]

The more I rewatch the episode I realize it is Anakin he Is now the Mortis father He can even change forms at will, He is the balance between the light and the dark , finally taking on his Destiny Solid 9.5 out of 10 Yeah he was in control 100% of the time all a lesson... Never give up on yourself And yes you do need to fight to live as crazy as it might sound

[@liquidsword29]

dude just brings a smile to my face, you are not too old to. we are never to old to enjoy what we love.

[@HIGHonLIFE1012]

I need a live action series set in the Clone Wars era with Hayden at the helm asap. I missed his flashy yet clean lightsaber fights with the raw emotions and witty attitude. He is THE chosen one. I felt like he was holding back a little but seeing him twirl that saber just as he did in Revenge of the Sith sent shivers down my spine (btw, this episode had the best lightsaber scenes in the Disney Star Wars era, hands down). There's a reason Anakin is regarded as the best duelist in the galaxy. I need more! This is what Star Wars should feel like and it's definitely the best content we've received in quite a while.

[@Brandon-wh6id]

Absolutely mind blowing, I got chills when he walked out of the smoke with the Vader snap, I’m so glad it had the same effect on you 😭

[@wannabegeek519]

This is turning out to be one of the most moving Star Wars TV episodes, ever. Thanks Dave and congratulations on your promotion.

[@erindrury785]

I cant stop watching this episode. Tears of joy. It was like floating through a beautiful dream.

[@theunderdog9353]

15:48 Small detail I just caught: look at that second blast. It was going for the Clone Trooper, not Anakin. Anakin was protecting that Clone Trooper as he would do often in the animated series

[@_sx_]

Note how Anakin turns terse like Vader when he goes dark. "Incorrect." "You lack conviction." "Time to die."

[@davidpitts5851]

That "incorrect" was just chilling. May be the best acting performance of haydens career

[@AlphaLeader42]

The lack conviction line had a mix of Anakin's and Vader's voice

[@bigbubbano23]

I love seeing people react so strongly to star wars. It shows when its done correct and not bastardized for gains.

[@suvechhabose7586]

I want nothing to change in this episode. I accept its flaws , whatever you come up with. This episode is my childhood ❤

[@h.capaceta6564]

Skyman! I love seeing your reactions!! I absolutely love Anakin and Ashoka’s relationship in the Clones Wars. Never did I think I would see Clones Wars in live action. Anakin is everything in this episode, he looked perfect. I was dying the entire time!!! Hats off for Dave Filoni for making this happen! *chefs kiss*

[@neutchain7838]

At this point I am just being eternally grateful for Dave Filoni. He has given us so much and I have so much faith in that guy. Also very proud of him, having Hayden in his own show and to use him in such a powerful way...I am really happy for him and so glad he gets the recognition he deserves. Also, that young actress was killing it.

[@briansmith2739]

@Skyman The scene with the young Ahshoka and Captain Rex made me teared up. It was also a nice touch to see both the Light and Dark sides of Anakin when he trained her, with Vader transitions in the background. Out of all Disney Star Wars, this is the best I've seen in years.

[@metalrayne1]

You are one of my favorite reactors. So genuine is your love for Star Wars

[@SpitfireM4K01]

I love how you rep Episode 1. I have so much nostalgia for episode 1 and it’s probably my favorite of the trilogy

[@fe6uary]

when i watched the clone wars part i thought to myself “skyman universe is gonna love this”

[@da_pawz]

Same lol, and I am not disappointed. I love the reaction.

[@mattbernabe]

The scenes between Anakin and Ahsoka had me on cloud 9. It was beautiful. I didn't want it to end.

[@domjones-of-wales]

So pleased for you to get the same feeling of "we got you covered" that I had when Luke appeared in Mando. As someone who fell into Star Wars as a kid when it appeared in in 77, I appreciate we all bought in at different times, have different faves/initial hooks, but ultimately have the same addiction 😂 Maybe you can in hindsight appreciate those things suggested as "Fan Service" were just as special to others as you just got. May the force be with you dude ❤❤

[@sosayweall2509]

Lukes appearance in mando was a redwmption for mark hamill who was oitright betrayed by rian johnson and disney

[@flok1997]

I had so much goosebumps that was a crazy episode

[@no1winz]

Loved this more than I can express. Ahsoka at the end of this episode is the Ahsoka I've always hoped for. Truly Ahsoka the white now after fighting her biggest fear/demons. Think I had tears in my eyes any time Hayden was on screen.. and I nearly died when Rex showed up I mentioned on another channel how I've never felt so happy and validated as a clone wars and rebels fan after this episode

[@WanderfalkeAT]

Thanks, Dave! George is certainly proud of you, as we are! And how great Hayden and his "Young Padawan" are in this. How emotional this was. I think George teached everything to Dave and he now has become the Master! This is how it always should have been!

[@jalenperry8387]

A big reason I love these new shows is that we’re able to see how the First Order managed to rise. The New Republic is overly confident and blind to their shortcomings.

[@NoahGarcia]

Loved your enthusiasm and energy throughout all of this

[@AlanAvis]

I'm glad Hayden is finally receiving love and praise from the fans. Over twenty years ago they hated him. It'll be the same story with Daisy Ridley two decades from now.

[@anglishbookcraft1516]

But the movies weren’t that awful, namely the end of episode 2 and all of 3 were good. The sequels are not the same thing. Nobody hates Daisy Ridley btw.

[@dawarrior95]

nah

[@Daniel-415-Ponce]

Nobody hated Hayden Christiansen; it was the clunky dialogue written for him by George Lucas that was problematic. And for all their flaws, the Prequel films conveyed a coherent story arc that meshed well with the Original Trilogy. The same cannot be said about Disney's Sequel Trilogy films. So I would not hold my breath waiting for that Rey Palpatine appreciation renaissance. The Sequel Trilogy is, at best, merely tolerated, and more generally, at worst, loathed by most long-time Star Wars fans.

[@dereklopez9060]

Yeah, no. Not the same ball park.

[@Getrefreshed]

I love your reactions, especially this one for a truely special piece of Star Wars. You're talking so deeply passionate and emotional about all of this. I feel the same way about it and it's a deep part of my soul. And yes, thank you so much Dave Filoni ! You are redeeming the galaxy far, far away which we all hold so dear for decades and almost all of our lives. 🙏🏼

[@KingTaishar]

WO THINGS: FIRST, when Anakin destroys the bridge, reminds me of when Gandalf fell off the bridge in Kazad Dum. Ahsoka was fighting her Balrog. SECOND, the Vader style switch up was chefs kiss. Went from all the style and grace of form 5 to the pure overwhelming force he is when he is vader. Aggression. intimidation, no wasted movement, no flourishes, anything you do to survive makes you look weak. UHG, i yelled "SWITCH UP" when he came in low with his saber cus I KNEW Vader was about to bring it!

[@Braeden.F]

This was incredible. Glad to be on earth with all of you during such an incredible time!

[@tonyholder122]

One is never too old to learn snips. That is anakin saying he didn’t learn until he was a broken shell of a human that the dark side was wrong.

[@SC457A]

I actually thought to myself how much this episode was going to blow your mind. It was good.

[@georgepoitras3502]

Awesome episode! When Anakin turns Sith on her he has her in his disarming move quickly but instead of cutting her arms off he lets her go and kicks her.

[@Migzter05]

Ahsoka's transition to her 'white' version is quite bittersweet in a way since it shows what Anakin could have been if he never faltered to the Sith.

[@Native_Creation]

This episode was a masterpiece, so many feelings not felt since... it felt like a season finale.

[@silkypnub]

You are my first reaction channel for Ahsoka Skyman. Thank you ❤

[@MrGunnar177]

He truly is his own. He can switch on the dark side and the light. He has found balanced and really did just help her complete her training.

[@jlenny9666]

I saw the thumbnail and started shouting ‘omg it’s Fred!!’ 😂 so happy you’re doing these!! This episode was sooooo good.

[@mattragusa210]

All that's left is a moment like this between Anakin and Luke.

[@Noxolsaf]

So happy for this ep. Amazing. Now I need Jacen to see the force ghost of his father

[@Fizzyfizztopher]

Man I would cry so much if that actually happened

[@michaelmueller7168]

This should not happen. We have only seen four, and it revolves around Qui-Gon. I don't think Kanan had much of a relationship with Qui-Gon if they knew each other at all.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I love the attention to detail. The slight Vader Voice Box effect on Anakin's "You lack conviction" line. Chef's kiss!

[@Boshuda1977]

Dave got the memo..."Make an episode for Skyman Universe!" and that's what he did! 😁👍 This is turning into something beyond awesome and to see Hayden Christensen get another moment of glory is just the best thing ever.!

[@JustaNilbody]

I loved how they flashed between Anakin and Vader in those 2 scenes.

[@beatmonkey]

I had chills over my body the whole episode. I loved Andor, impeccable filmmaking, but this truly was the closest that Star Wars has got to replicating the magic, wonder and adventure of the old trilogy. Absolutely magical.

[@snack_bar2474]

I absolutely LOVE how it’s ALL of Anakin. From the little boy on Tatooine to Vader to Anakin once again as Luke saved him. He’s every bit as fearsome and compassionate as he had ever been. His lesson is basically one way of portraying “don’t be like me” and it’s perfect.

[@XDspacemanJD]

I’m so happy this episode exists!! I think Ashoka deserves a movie!

[@Mandelbrotmat]

Goddamn...I watched this episode last knight and I don't think I've ever been so impressed by a single episode. Truly. It was perfectly paced, made perfect homage to the clone wars series, further redeemed Anakin's character in the story, and made the perfect resolution to the story thus far. I'm serious; I know there are more episodes, but if they had just ended the series right here...I'd be okay with it. You have triumph of wonder and adventure as a fleet is humbled and awed by greater things, the triumph of friendship and faith, and the triumph of remembering that the very best of you is still down there, deep inside. All while a soaring theme carries us into the light. goddamn....what a trip.

[@Saphthings]

"One is never too old to learn, snips". He was 45 when he died. Ahsoka is 47. To me, the lesson he was teaching her was the difference between surviving and living. It was the last lesson he learned, from Luke, when he was her age. From the moment he betrayed Ahsoka, she's been surviving, and her purpose, her conviction, gone. She's got no friends, family or companions around her, no attachment, just as a Jedi should be. But Ahsoka is no Jedi, and like Anakin said he's now passed on the final lesson he learned to her, even what he learned in his final moments. And then as he's smiling and remembering about his last lesson by Luke, she says, "I won't fight you" and he chuckles, because that's also what Luke said to him before that last fight. When his heart was full of rage and darkness that fight is what brought him back. So he turns on his lightsaber, and gets ready to pass that on to her. You live, truly live, or you die just like he did when he became Vader. Just surviving is as good as death. At least that's my take on it.

[@tonyholder122]

I hope you know how much we look forward to your reactions. They encapsulate exactly how true Star Wars fans are.

[@rSb.Benjaminz]

Very well said Skyman. Brilliant Star Wars, this was. Your interpretation of Anakin and Asokah’s training scenes is close to mine. Simply put, I put it like this: I think this is a version of the Mortis arc. Anakin in the WbW is what the prophecy claimed him to be: He brings balance to the Force. And in the WbW, he’s doing what the Son and the Daughter are doing… being the Balance. He’s taken over their duties because in the WbW he weilds both Light and Dark in tandem when providing guidance and lessons to whomever visits him in the WbW. He is now the ultimate Force Ghost now, being in Balance and guiding & instructing visitors in the WbW as they come. I. Freaking. Love. It.

[@cmac3530]

I think Jacen is meant to be Ezra's Padawan. No offense to Ahsoka or anything but, Kanan trained Ezra so, it's natural that Hera would want her son to be trained by the man who was trained by Jacen's Father, Kanan.

[@IIC7]

The part where Kid Ahsoka was holding hands with the injured clone and it looked like she was on the verge of tears hurt me something fierce. Ahsoka with all the knowledge she accumulated over the years was thrusted back to her beginnings. Just how many men did she lose by the time the clone war ended? She's just left there with whatever regret remained, hopeless to change the outcome of those who served alongside her.

[@Randymountaine]

I have never seen such universal fan support for this, the division was wiped away. Dave has gone from Apprentice to Master

[@theknight3093]

It is so amazing to see that even after years of growing up we still can appreciate Star Wars and its characters. As a 30yrs old i am proud to say i grew up with the prequels. Keep it up with your passion

[@HansCholo619]

best reaction yet bro...great reaction video. I felt all the feels you did watching this. As a massive Star Wars fan like you, I enjoyed this thoroughly and NEVER thought Id see such accurate epicness in a live version.

[@DarkSpells87]

Hayden is just amazing with saber fight. It is like an extension of his arm. Also, this impacted me emotionally a lot, too. Transported me back to my childhood and yes, it made me sad, whole scene. From the moment Anakin pulled his lightsaber, with Battle of Heroes OST hinted in background music my heart stopped and the only reason I have not teared up is because tears doesn't come easy to me. I am not fan of the rest of this show but this episode is incredible. More Hayden please.

[@smoothgooseasmr4022]

I love how after Ashoka nearly dies and travels to the world between worlds, she comes back in all white showing both visually and with her personality that she’s changed. She’s peak Ashoka now. Love it!

[@smoothgooseasmr4022]

Also, the water slowly rising on Ashoka was symbolic like in Christianity to being born again through baptism.

[@sosayweall2509]

How exactly has she changed?

[@sosayweall2509]

The water could also represent the flood if we want to strt biblical parallels

[@Asiandiskool]

I can't wait for the final 3 episodes. I hope they're just as good as 4 and 5.

[@djsugarbear6715]

And ep 3...that space chase was epic.

[@kirschakos]

The show gets crazier by each episode. I think the next 3 will goes even more berserk :D

[@pyramidion5911]

Guys we have the new Ezra (I have heard some crazy rumors!) and freaking Thrawn to look forward to!!!!!

[@SnapSuplexSeanVA]

My friend. This is seriously my favorite channel on KZbin. You’re a good man. Keep up the good work ;)

[@RaymondKPhotoVideography]

All those little surprises and Easter Eggs.....! Don't know if anyone noticed, but that music when Ahsoka talked to Anakin in the Mandalor scene is almost like the last scene of Clonewars season 7! when Vader visits the crash site and finds Ahsoka her lightsaeber! ... it's so perfect! And when during the fight he says, "You lack conviction" it's a mix of his Anakin and Vader Voice... And the music with the Purrgil moving past the fleet preparing to jump into hyperspace... It's the same as when Ezra is about to go with the Purrgil... ....My man Dave Filoni just keeps on giving to the fans.

[@rcr6264]

I feel like that scene on Mandalore is literally asking "what would you have done if you'd run into him that day?"

[@robertmartin2936]

My view of the sequences was that Anakin was telling her she needed to learn beyond and push past the mistakes of his teachings. The lines about it being a Jedi's job to lead but that not meaning they don't make mistakes he was also applying to himself. His ultimatum of "Live or die" shifts entirely when we understand he is saying to follow his lessons of violence is actually the death - and that pushing through to choose a different path is quintessentially the Jedi choice of life. If she follows his teaching that not fighting means death, she'll fail and it will kill not only others but ultimately her and everything light in her. She has to find the answer in herself to understand it, but rejecting those teachings for a more enlightened way is her true lesson. It's great too to see Anakin's reaction at the end, because there's an element of pride in him for her being ultimately better than he was at his worst. It's a real dad moment.

[@michelle8766]

It's great to see Hayden Christensen finally getting the appreciation he deserves as he is now one of the most popular Star Wars actors around. Just give him a Vader show with Clone Wars flashbacks.

[@benny_tys1644]

What I love most about this episode was what it taught us about Anakin and his character post-Vader. We know he was redeemed at the end of RotJ, but here we see that even he is at peace with his past. He doesn't shun it, it's a part of him and always will be. Anakin brought balance to the Force and brought the Force in balance within himself showing that he has a complete mastery of both the light and dark - just like the Father of Mortis. Also, can we appreciate the connection to Luke when Anakin said, "I've heard that before." Freaking chefs kiss man, holy crap Filoni.

[@dafreak117]

The chosen one has finally achieved balance and become infinitely powerful. Excellent.

[@vitaminemoney]

It’s crazy that Kanan sacrificing himself probably truly opened Hera up to the force

[@ryanfaulkner5488]

My god .... LOVED IT!! Completely agree with what you said about the prequels and hayden christianson. Growing up with it made you who you are, and this episode just reminded me of all of it. Very emotional. Great review mate