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[@GhostInPajamas]

Anakins face under the mask, his voice mixing with vaders, the light turning from blue to red as Vader represses any positive feeling, and him saying “you didn’t kill Anakin, I did” with a SMILE. Absolutely haunting and sad. Wow

[@TomMSTie1138]

So you see how what Obi-Wan said about Vader killing Anakin was true...from a certain point of view.😁

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

That was one of the creepiest things I have seen in Star Wars, it really looked like a skull, devoid of life.

[@kryoboy2.074]

@@jeanpaulmedellin agreed...haunting and sad.

[@gutsbigfan]

@@jeanpaulmedellin he weirdly resembled palpatine too in that scene, not sure if that was on purpose but it looked cool

[@TomMSTie1138]

@@jeanpaulmedellin the bacta tank probably didn't so much heal his scars as fight off necrosis (his flesh rotting)🤢

[@erskine1984]

For me the Imperial march music was played at the right exact moment. Anakin was finally gone in Obi Wans eyes. Even the emperor was second guessing Vaders feelings and I think that was moment he truly became 100% vader.

[@RichardAKAJesus]

I agree

[@5t9rm]

Nah never. He is never fully Vader.

[@soundwave2481]

@@5t9rm I agree I think it is a common misconception to say he ever was fully Vader he was always in conflict in some way or another perhaps we can say he was fully Vader between the end of this series until the moment he learns that his son is alive

[@5t9rm]

@@soundwave2481 Yeah he always has that conflict and I do think this scene resembles the Rebels scene with Absola alot. Obi wan amd Ahsoka both cut different sides of his mask BUT Luke is the one who fully removes it. It’s really an awesome and tragic character because he wants to be Anakin but Vader wants to be Vader more.

[@ihaveafettfetish9348]

“I am not your failure Obi-Wan. You didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker. I did.” One of the greatest Star Wars scenes ever made! I’ve probably rewatched it about 100 times already. Ewan and Hayden were phenomenal in this scene! The series had some ups and downs, but this finale was incredible!

[@SmoshParody98]

Hands down yes! ❤️

[@LetsGetitBoah]

It’s so sad knowing, what Anakin could have been. I always thought it would’ve been a cool idea, to have Obi-Wan having a dream about how it could have turned out, and maybe show a scene of an older Anakin with Padme raising Luke and Leia together. That would be a brilliant scene to see. Only for Obi-Wan to wake up and realize it was just a dream.

[@aatifrathod7485]

I think Anakin did Obi a service by saying that. Gave him some closure that it wasn’t Obi’s fault and he can finally find some peace knowing his friend is dead.

[@diosbatman]

@@LetsGetitBoah a Star Wars What If..? Of this is the only thing I need.

[@Jjj-zz7bz]

My favorite line in the show

[@alexdeghost2729]

The way Hayden screams “Obi Wan!” was IDENTICAL to how Matt Lanter screams it in Clone Wars after he’s shot by Hardeen.

[@gamestation2690]

It's interesting how Hayden's voice has deepened enough since the PT was finished, that he now sounds kind of close to Anakin's TCW voice.

[@jayy302]

I freaked out when he did that I didn’t even see rebels yet but it gave me chills

[@myleschiarello]

That's what I thought too. Literally my mind went straight there

[@Kicksticks]

It also feels like an homage to Kenobi KENOBI!!!!

[@LAV-wj7mc]

Reminded me of “Kenobi” from Maul

[@andrestheartistghost1996]

Dude!!! Seeing Master Qui-Gon had me in tears. I couldn’t stop crying.

[@cacuevas]

Even though it’s explicitly established in TCW that he cannot appear as a force ghost

[@generalsour1221]

@@cacuevas When was that established? I'm pretty sure he canonically learned how to manifest as a ghost in "From a Certain Point of View" which is canon

[@cacuevas]

@@generalsour1221 ah yes, some Disney book say so, it must be true! No thanks, i take what the creator of Star Wars said instead of what Disney says

[@generalsour1221]

@@cacuevas no need to get defensive dude. i assume you're talking about george lucas, would you mind linking me to where he contradicted this?

[@generalsour1221]

​@@cacuevas never mind, i think i found what you're talking about if you're referring to his quote from "The Making of Revenge of the Sith". Lucas claims that Qui-Gon "isn't that accomplished", which backs up the info from TCW (which you clearly take as canon, hence your previous comment) which states that the only reason he can't become a force ghost is due to his incomplete training. i think it's reasonable to believe that over the course of the ten years since, Qui-Gon mastered the ability of force manifestation.

[@squashmallow2006]

Disney always uses its music sparingly and within the context of the story. We never heard the Imperial March till now because Vader still had some lingering residue of Anakin left in him, and only in this episode was it fully erased. Anakin was dead. This was now pure Vader. We never heard the Force theme until the end, because only now did Obi-Wan come out of his own depressed shell, and have his purpose and faith restored, so it came full circle. Plus, let's be honest, the chills wouldn't be half as effective if they were using those leitmotifs from the very beginning.

[@proevoisace7]

Couldnt disagree more, the music plays such an integral role in the emotions and feelings linked to the film/show, ive watched quite a few re-edits with the john williams score and every scene is made immesurably better because of it, its like disney go out of there way not to give fans what they actually want

[@SKYMANUniverse]

Agreed, used sparingly does make it hit harder! Just in case you didn't know.... in Revenge of the Sith, when Anakin is kneeling before Sidious, the Imperial march theme can be heard there, also when he arrives to "greet" Nute Gunray and Vader closes the doors, then when Vader's breaths in his suit for the first time and finally when Vader is standing watching the construction of the Death Star with the Emperor and Tarkin. All great variations of the Imperial march

[@TheRealAtomos]

Except duel of the fade... sad to not heard it during the fight, it was a mistake

[@metalhead9315]

@@SKYMANUniverse I've watched the edit where a fan added in Luke's Theme and the Force Theme to his arrival on Mandalorian Ch. 16 and although it is powerful and made me cry and cheer even sooner, it would've ruined the gradual surprise of who it was when it originally aired. I think they did a good job playing the right music at the right time. There were lots of lines in this episode that were throwbacks to the original trilogy though...it was great!

[@shawnsmith2610]

@@SKYMANUniverse Man every time I see and hear you I think of Thor and Chris Hemsworth playing him lol.

[@PaulMcElligott]

Obi-Wan wasn’t able to connect with Qui-Gon until he had forgiven himself for Anakin’s fall. Qui-Gon says as much. “You weren’t ready to see.”

[@MontanaRentner]

its so interesting to see how vader is always so mysterious and brutal to strangers or people he doesnt care about while on the other hand whenever he faces kenobi he acts straight up emotional and doesnt care anymore about him being/acting serious. The way at the end how he screamed Kenobis name… he would never do something like that around others

[@SmoshParody98]

Been waiting on your reaction to this episode! All I can say about this episode is just amazing! Especially towards the end ❤️❤️❤️ ugh I was so happy when he finally said “Hello There” 😭😭😭

[@MoniqueLawGEN1-3]

Reva fighting the Lars builds them up. It shows how much they loved Luke. He wasn’t a burden to them.

[@brandondavis1232]

Agreed! They came off as actual parents and I really liked that. Plus they are both pretty badass.

[@paulmccormacksvideogamesan2912]

Ya that was interesting seeing Owen and Very fight! Very good indeed!

[@christuffer]

We should have had more Owen and less Reva. That's how I thought it would turn out after the first episode. Joel Edgerton is great, and the role of him and Beru was worth exploring. Plus, whether there is some nepotism in the choice of Luke here, he looks absolutely nothing like him.

[@MoniqueLawGEN1-3]

@@christuffer I guess they took an artistic, storytelling choice at this time, “the future will work itself out”, to concentrate on Leia. It revealed why she named her son Ben. That is significant too.

[@MoniqueLawGEN1-3]

@@christuffer I’m looking forward to Owen and Beru doing some additional fighting in the future out on the homestead. Others in different videos commented how they fought for Luke here adds another dimension to their death in a New Hope…they probably put up one hell of a fight.

[@4ward577]

I teared up hearing Anakin say “anakin is dead, I am what remains” and Obi wan apologizing. This scene alone is now one of my top 5 favorite scenes in sw. any scene with Ewan and Hayden is 10/10

[@Jeefley]

I don’t know if this detail was intentional but it’s not until Vader gives up hunting for Kenobi and truly becomes the Empire’s enforcer that we finally hear the Imperial March.

[@pigskinpoetry]

100% intentional

[@Gozud]

I just notcied that when Obi-Wan tells Vader, "then my friend is truly dead." Luke also tells Vader "then my father is truly dead." Now I see why Vader stood there without saying anything to Luke

[@ThomasKnip]

Reva is gravely wounded, just keeping herself barely alive. So, yes, Owen and Beru holding their ground looks realistic to me. And she *had* to go after Luke, finding out who he is. I actually like the switching between both scenes.

[@shelly4953]

Yeah i don't get this dude to me hes very annoying and very much pissing me off and is a fan that likes to gate keep the universe its this way that people act like him that i hate and i will 100% stay far away from his content from now on because i absolutely hate it.

[@epnlvr9790]

we dont care about her, shes the most useless character in the show

[@ericmay560]

The show is about KENOBI not Reva. She should’ve never been in it

[@RoninOCE]

@@ericmay560 If you care so much, produce your own show.

[@ericmay560]

@@RoninOCE if I had the chance to redo it, I would 100% do it differently and give the people what they wanted. I’m far from the only person who feels this way.

[@humandisaster18]

Regarding the lethality of light saber stabs, the main thing that makes sense to me is the idea that the Jedi and Sith see death differently. The Jedi don't necessarily WANT to die, but part of the Jedi code states, "There is no death, there is the force." If they receive a mortal wound and there doesn't seem to be any hope of treating it, they seem to accept their fate and aim to become one with the Force. Sith however are so driven to gain and never let go of power, that seems to extend to how they view their own life and death. So a Sith who has been severely wounded, may draw on the force in ways that a Jedi wouldn't, to keep themselves going.

[@7Rendar]

A Sith perform great feats to save themselves - A Jedi perform them to save others.

[@pyrofan80]

This is now my Canon explanation

[@koronaples6537]

If the sith are so good at not dying, then why doesnt everyone that tries to kill a sith, actually kill them on the spot instead of leaving them alive all the time

[@voiceofraisin3778]

Or the first time she got a lung toasted and Vader stabbed her in the same spot out of sheer dickishness and toasted the same lung again.

[@hadoken95]

These weird magical explanations never sit well with me. I think the core argument that this is trying to justify is flawed. Reva wasn't stabbed in exactly the same place Qui-gon was stabbed in. Greedo wasn't shot in the same place Fennic Shand was, either. Just being struck by or shot by a weapon doesn't mean you'll always have the same result. It's perfectly acceptable that a person can survive a saber stab wound that clearly (within the context of the dialogue in the very scene) wasn't meant to kill.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

Qui-Gon didn’t survive his lightsaber stab because he accepted his fate with the force and didn’t hold hate. Everyone else held onto hate and a want for revenge. It makes perfect sense.

[@Maine03]

You saying the Jedi who were shot in the back during order 66 accepted there fate?

[@heartoffire5902]

@@Maine03 It's the Jedi way. Acceptance that things happen as they must. Doubt and uncertainty can also interfere in one's clarity of purpose. This is why revenge sustains the Sith when they suffer grievous wounds, and why Obi-Wan gained the power to free himself when he finally let go of what had been crushing him internally. The greatest power is achieved from absolute clarity, belief, and intent - something sorely lacking in the Jedi of the late Clone Wars era.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

@@Maine03 Yes. At least they weren’t going to survive to have revenge.

[@TheRedRaven_]

Meh it still doesn't make sense. A wound like that would be so lethal, you're talking about a lightsaber, it melted everything in her gut instantly by at least two inches wide and all the way through. Obviously it missed her spine otherwise she wouldn't be able to walk but still it's quite ridiculous as she had no bacta tank submersion or cybernetics installed to make her at least walk with that injury. Then there's the fact that she's carrying a boy around when her core is destroyed. The Qui-Gon comparison is by that reason silly to even compare as him "accepting his fate" sounds believable, or was he just deathly wounded as he should be (by lightsaber)? Where did you read that he "accepted his fate with the force", is that cannon or just your interpretation?

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

@@TheRedRaven_ That’s canon…he literally trained to become one with the force. He was very at ease with the will of the force. I think you just want to complain because Disney bad.

[@EthanRom]

It's crazy how this show isn't the best, but has some of the best Star Wars scenes of all time. The Reva fight and this Kenobi v Vader fight is going in a lot of people's top 10 lightsaber duels

[@marcgw496]

I would hardly call the Reva fight a duel

[@paulmccormacksvideogamesan2912]

Yup!!! Except I loved the whole series!

[@anglishbookcraft1516]

Some didn’t like the fight and I can see why, but I digged it.

[@Tookieslam]

The fights were alright, top 10? Lol not even close

[@EthanRom]

@@Tookieslam Dude, this is hands down some of the best Vader fights ever. Episode IV is a joke, but forgivable for its time and VI might have the emotional stake of the final duel between him and Luke, but the choreography was silly. V was pretty good too, but too bad he was mostly just playing with Luke and not in full force. This is the best Vader action with scene along with Rogue One.

[@phoenixking2406]

I think they waited to use the Vader music because Vader was still attached to his past. so when he finally accepted that obiwan could not be captured, he moved on and that’s when he finally becomes Lord Vader

[@zoekimikat1029]

Reva could barely speak when she was in the town and appeared ready to fall over. Last week we were amazed she didn’t die from that wound so it makes sense that she’s weakened. Similar to how Kylo was injured by Chewie’s bow caster in TFA and therefore weakened when fighting Rey. Force sensitives are powerful and badass but they do bleed.

[@Madagon367]

If only Qui-Gon would have known that as well but I guess he was nowhere near as powerful as Reva.

[@hadoken95]

@@Madagon367 Qui-Gon got stabbed centrally through the spinal cord and fell to his knees with the saber still in him, yet had the power to wait for the fight to complete before giving Obi-Wan some final words. Reva lost some of her intestines if anything at all from where she was hit in the side. Vader didn't even care enough to make the blow lethal - in fact he was trying not to outright kill her on the spot so they could taunt her before leaving her. I don't know why people are saying these two wounds are at all similar.

[@quiden75]

@@hadoken95 great response!

[@hadoken95]

@@ourwalkstogether that’s a good point it could literally just be scar tissue he hit the second time, or cybernetics

[@pnilrax2868]

So hyped about this episode.. so many great moments. On a side note, anyone ever try to recruit you as a Chris Hemsworth stunt double lol

[@aaronw.markel9319]

Based on Luke’s comment in New Hope when he realized who Ben was, “Ben?… Ben Kenobi?…boy am I glad to see you”. lends us to believe that Luke had a lot more interaction with Ben Kenobi than just the one meeting. Like they know each other a lot more.

[@aaronbrett317]

I really enjoyed your analysis of this series. I also appreciate how heartfelt your reactions are and how you respectfully give your opinions without getting extra negative or nasty. I respect it so much. I think they tried to please everyone with this series. Reva really works for the casual Star Wars fan or new Star Wars fans which is obviously the goal. They also tried to give hardcore fans the fan service they wanted so I understand why they did what they did with it. Thanks and awesome job as always my friend!

[@aaronbrett317]

The only thing I can say about Owen and Beru being able to somewhat take on Reva is that she is clearly injured both physically and emotionally at this point. She’s really a shell which is what temporarily allows them to defend themselves. I also thought it was a nice full circle moment from episode 1 when she asked Owen if he could protect his family from her. Shows how far we have actually come in the story.

[@Drifter_316]

Also notice that she hurts his leg when she throws him from the ledge. The leg he limps with when we first meet him years later

[@RockDatDubstep]

Exactly, I thought it was pretty obvious that she was emotionally overwhelmed + not wanting to harm anyone BUT Luke.

[@aaronbrett317]

@@RockDatDubstep ya that’s an excellent point there…

[@aaronbrett317]

@@Drifter_316 wowza!!!! Didn’t notice that. That’s awesome!

[@TitanDarwin]

"How does she know where to go?" I mean, she literally met Owen before - she also knows he's a farmer. So when she found Bail's message talking about a guy named Owen on Tatooine, it's not that difficult to put two and two together.

[@hadoken95]

Yea I think some people just dislike the Reva character so much they're completely blind to the scenes she was in or what actually happened to/with her.

[@shelly4953]

@KZbinUser yeah hes a pretty horrible star wars fan probably my most disliked

[@mrsmi1ey]

@@hadoken95 100% this. Look, I also am not a big fan of Reva in this show, but there's not really anything about her that "doesn't make sense," especially after episode 5 when her motivations and actions are fully explained. Is she the smartest? Of course not, she attacked Vader by herself, but it's not like her character is the bizarre anomaly that some reactors/fans seem to think. It's too bad Skyman seemed to never even give her a chance, but it is what it is.

[@TitanDarwin]

@@hadoken95 Which is sadly exemplary of a lot of the Star Wars "discourse" these days.

[@PaulMcElligott]

I agree that Skyman, like a lot of fans, decided before the first episode that they didn’t like her character. That being said, her scenes in this episode felt trivial and unnecessary compared to the epicness happening between Kenobi and Vader. Her arc felt like it was over already. At least we got some scenes with Beru out of it.

[@MikeInMD1961]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one to get teary eyed. Wow, what a terrific episode!

[@gregmacias1643]

Seeing Anakin under the helmet was so heavy. Vader has killed every trace on anakin.

[@faasrumaar91]

When a single episode of a TV show is better then an entire film trilogy...Disney did right this time, I haven't felt so emotional about star wars in a long time! The show touches the right chords... surely I'm not alone in this!?

[@Mandozen]

I cried watching this episode. I screamed when I saw Obi-Wan assuming his classic stance. That conversation with Anakin, the goodbye with Leia, and Obi-Wan finally seeing Quigon. The feels! I even felt bad about Reva but I still think she should not have lived.

[@paulmccormacksvideogamesan2912]

Nice!!! Yup, very emotional! I'm grateful!!!

[@jamesburton6749]

The hello there had me buzzing. Then seen qui-gon never wanted it to end. Best lightsaber fight since revenge of the sith

[@harbscantina]

Remember - Reva encountered Owen before in the first episode I think, so after finding the communication device after Vader speared her...she knew where to go :)

[@thecatinthehatifyoudidntkn5096]

The grand inquisitor was on a very short list of people the emperor made that Vader wasn’t allowed to kill including tarkin, but his failure in rebels meant he wasn’t safe anymore

[@andrewforsyth1771]

That was some of the best Star Wars I've ever seen. Ever! I loved that episode. My heart broke when Obi-Wan knew Anikan was gone. Also seeing Obi-Wan flex was just astonishing. Just perfect.

[@paulmccormacksvideogamesan2912]

Ya man!!!! I agree and I'm grateful!!!

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

Love that even thou he hates him so much, Vader learned a lot from his fight with Obi-Wan, and you can see it when he fights Luke.

[@arcticfirefly5777]

I think they waited until now to use Vader's theme, because before his last fight with Obi Wan, he was still Anakin. After the fight, and his conversation with Kenobi, I think he might now be fully Vader, hence the theme now.

[@jjv124]

and not just that, but he's truly accepting his place as the hand of the emperor and thus the dark image of the empire. knowing he had fully become second fiddle

[@Randomstlhero]

Agree. He even calls Kenobi master as he walks away. After Vader’s mask is broken and his conversation with Kenobi do we see that Anakin is truly buried deep inside.

[@MukiMuki688]

Vader's mask getting damaged and the words shared between him and Obi-Wan has probably become one of my favorite scenes in all of Star Wars. Say what you want about the rest of the series, but this specific moment is perfectly written, directed, and acted. Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen have such good on-screen chemistry. Ewan nails Alec Guiness' speech pattern perfectly. Hayden gets a lot of flak for the prequels sometimes but honestly it's the dialogs fault and not his. George Lucas wrote some wonky lines for that role in the prequel trilogy. INTERSTELLAR Main Theme Guitar kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpelZXiwbq6Uf5I Killing Arasaka... | Cyberpunk 2077 Rebel Path Guitar MV kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmTCe6WOrNdnoZI Alucard and Trevor Battle Baroque Guitar MV (Lost Cathedral) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaqlg42Jg898fNU

[@werdle92]

The broken mask scene was the saddest thing ive seen since their duel in Revenge of the Sith. I was legit choking up like I was watching a Pixar movie. Awesome finale. Very satisfying. In my opinion.

[@valmid5069]

Viewers: man KZbin recommendations are being boring lately- Kenobi Clips: *Hello There!*

[@rover6738]

It makes absolute sense to wait until the final episode to play the musical themes we are all familiar with. When we first meet them , they are not the characters we know and aren’t fully developed. Thats why you don’t hear Vader’s theme in early episodes. That’s brilliant storytelling to wait to reveal the themes at the end and great choice by Deborah Chow and Natalie Holt.

[@jamiecarson532]

Love your videos man! One Thing tho. How is it not a valid reason for Reva to be weakened after being stabbed by a light saber? I feel like that's a very good excuse

[@Kodiak_Bear_]

Loved this episode! Think it is probably my favorite of the season :)

[@MaximusMeridiusDK]

I so loved this episode.... Everything came together.... Imperial March, Obi-Wan saying "Hello there", Qui-Gon; Obi-Wan and Vader having a final showdown, Leia taking her first steps towards her destiny.... I seriously got everything I needed and wanted.... SO HAPPY :D :D :D

[@medieval8893]

I think the reason they waited so long to play Imperial March is because Anakin hadn’t fully become Vader yet, only through letting go of his obsession about Obi-Wan, he could fully embrace the dark side

[@obiwon_ben8028]

This was an awesome episode the emotions were just everywhere. The reaction was great to watch a true fan enjoy this as much as I did.

[@bree8762]

People saying they don’t “get” Reva or they’re annoyed the show focused on her story so much are missing the whole point. Obi-Wan spent years absolutely without hope. He believed that he failed Anakin, but this finale episode showed us that Anakin’s choices and HIS decisions led to his fate, and that Obi-Wan couldn’t ever do anything to change that. So when Reva is unable to bring herself to kill Luke, an innocent child, just like she had been, she also has to make a choice. She thought she had gone too far to come back. But she did bring him back, and after asking Obi-Wan if he believed she could be redeemed for what she’d done, he tells her that it is up to her, and what she CHOOSES to do next. He now understands that it is always only up to our own choices, just as Anakin made his choices, and now Reva must make her own. He has moved past his guilt over Anakin, and he feels a new sense of peace and hope. He can reconnect with the Force, and is finally able to speak with Qui-Gon. It’s a beautiful arc for him, and how he learns and changes through what he sees reflected in both Anakin and Reva. That was the point of her. She was a wonderful character and Obi-Wan’s arc couldn’t have reached the point it did without her.

[@claymora2519]

A mighty powerful delusion you somehow managed to formulate a sense of, it was nonsense that made no sense, they didn't know what to do with Reva and used her to fill the episodes with something because of poor writing

[@claymora2519]

They could have wrote Obi's character development way better than throwing the trash writing they had for Reva in, idk how you bought what nonsense they wrote for Reva

[@claymora2519]

Obi beating Vader with no training in over 10 years is ridiculous and if you don't think so you really are trippin man

[@theebulll]

Thank you. I am so tired of listening to people complain about her. Her character was great and I loved having her in this show. And don't get me started about people whining about her surviving a lightsaber stab when Darth Maul exists.

[@wayfaring_stranger_]

I think they waited for the imperial march till the end to mark a transition for Vader. He's been told that Kenobi clouded his mind and it's time to put it in the past. This is his him acknowledging that and passing into the next phase of his personal growth of Darth Vader.

[@the_monstah6378]

Just seeing Qui-Gon again, Liam Neeson, that did it for me. He was always my favorite Jedi and I was ashamed they never did anything with him up until now.

[@kakashimoto9916]

Mine as well. Definitely a must needed treat to end the season.

[@watertommyz]

He voices him in TCW too

[@LAV-wj7mc]

I’ve just stumbled upon this channel while seeing reactions to Obi Wan, usually I think most of the SW fan base complain about everything, this is one of the few channels and fans I see that makes logical and actually fair criticizing points. Much respect

[@ZandrickKrowe]

Imperial March was held off in until Darth Vader was truly born and there was no longer any trace of Anakin Skywalker.

[@mitchcolling9443]

You know. I could not even finish this. To each his own I guess but the way you rag on about it because it isnt deone exactly how you want. You talk about a movie being able to.let you connect better. That makes no sense as you have more time in a series. If you would speculate less and just let the story wrap up before you make all these judgements you might enjoy things more.

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

This was a masterful ending. Also, Beru just made my list of favorite characters. She's got spunk, I like that.

[@macklee6837]

I thought the series was ok. It would have been so much better in the right hands though

[@nysockexchange2204]

I got "Moses" from "Ten Commandents" vibes when Obi-Won lifted all those boulders into the sky.

[@TheCikoni]

"She's wounded by Vader but thats no excuse".....GET STABBED IN THE STOMACH BY A LIGHTSABER AND SEE HOW WELL YOU CAN FIGHT MAN! its a justifable excuse you just don't like her character, fuck im not a fan of her as a character either but come on dude don't lie. And she knew where to go because the comm link spoke of Owen, the child, and Tatoonie, she already met Owen in the first episode its not hard to put it together. And it's on you for not seeing her return coming, why have her find the broken comm link with those parts of the message if she wasn't going to come back in some way? It's cool if you don't like the character but I don't excuse a lack of attention or just flat out lies

[@anthonygarcia8749]

This rant is really pointless lol

[@TheCikoni]

@@anthonygarcia8749 Not a rant exactly just a criticism on the dudes reaction, and sure this was most likely pointless but so was the time for you to even comment on this so i guess we're both guilty lol

[@joerivera6011]

Who cut onions during that helmet broken scene!🤔😆😊👍🏼 pulled at the heart strings hard left!

[@samuelbrown4764]

I bet a lot of people are gonna be mad that obiwan beat Vader in a fight AGAIN. I love it though. Obiwans always been underrated when it comes to how lethal he is as a jedi

[@I3rain_Freeze]

I am convinced that they held off on using the imperial march until that last moment because he wasn't fully Darth Vader until he let go of chasing Obi-Wan

[@jayy302]

This new episode is some the best Star Wars we got since episode 3 I lost my mind when I saw qui gon at the end, and I didn’t think they were gunna do another season but the ending with qui gon kinda made me think another seasons coming

[@theNoobmaster69]

"Hello there." He stole your catchphrase, Fred. 😂

[@richsun247]

I agree, any new additional to Disney Land (Star Wars Land) should reference the OT/Prequels.

[@dansari0007]

Ep 6 is the best episode I've seen since Book of Boba Fett's episode with Luke , Ahsoka, Grogu, Mando & Cad Bane. Seeing Anakin's tormented face in Vader's mask, Palpatine, Qui Gon & hearing the Force theme / Imperial March was EVERYTHING! :)

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

Poor choice of the writers? How can Obi-wan be there on Tatooine when he was being chased by an ISD and then dueling Vader? You said in a previous episode that all you want to see is Obi-wan and Vader. It seems you are just automatically against any side storyline or introduction of a complex new character. - It does make sense. Reva is wounded and it is an excuse because she is likely using all her force powers just to fight the pain of her wound and stay on her feet. She had a lightsaber thrust through her body and she is fortunate that it did not pierce a vital organ and that lightsabers cauterize wounds after. She still would be extremely weak and in great pain. I mean with the water guy, the most she did with the force was knock a cup of water from his hand. It is obvious. I am so glad you were not a writer for the series. I used to enjoy your reaction, but your opinion in these reactions has been biased from the start.

[@deadstreet1675]

Wow! Just WOW! I could have watched an hour of them two fighting I didn't want it to end!...... wouldn't mind seeing a series with darth vader and the palp!

[@blueangel3308]

Fun fact the rocks throw it’s actually an ability of jedis in the game Star Wars the old republic.

[@scottlouis]

I’m glad they don’t over saturate us. Binary Sunset and the Imperial March should only be used sparingly.

[@judyhuurman1237]

She knows where to go because she met Owen in episode 1 on Tatooine and the message from Beal mention the "boy" and Owen.

[@mattgear8625]

Have only recently found your channel. The smile on your face during the fight between vader and obi is amazing. The pure joy of it great to see!!!!

[@thomaskeane5723]

Just watched it a second time and somehow it was MORE emotional! Obi-Wan being introduced to Luke feels like meeting your son / grandson for the first time.

[@jasonvoorhees310]

"I will do what I must". "You will try" I really feel like Vader wanted Obi-Wan to finish him. End his pain. But Obi-Wans compassion is what makes him a great jedi. So he walks away leaving anikan to sit in his pit of rage and regret with what he's become. Is it just me or did anyone else feel this way.

[@serial92989]

Yes!

[@lionelturner2066]

I'm a die hard start wars fan. Especially of the original trilogy. But I'm not one of those knit picky fans. I just enjoy the story telling and absolutely luv this series.

[@Lola.185]

Was initially excited to see your reaction..then saw you wanting Reva dead and it put me off the rest. 'How does she know where to go?' That's some selective memory you have, we literally see her meet Owen at the beginning of the show. Just looking for reasons to have a problem with her 😒..also unsubscribing

[@barniem3148]

She was a poorly written character though and the acting was off throughout (like she was trying too hard). Personally didn't like any of the scenes with her in and it took screen time away from *shock* Obi Wan, who the show is about...

[@4brtndr1]

@@barniem3148 Nonsense. We didn't need to have six episodes of Darth vs Obi-Wan. That's just fanboy fantasy. If you can't see that the Reva storyline is very much about Obi-Wan then you're pretty blind.

[@barniem3148]

@@4brtndr1 yeah no shit sherlock.... but she was shockingly written. At least have strong secondary characters.

[@epnlvr9790]

cry more

[@garethstanden3732]

'This is all wrong'. Totally agree with everything you've said. aweful arc with Reva. Grand Inquisitor should have been the one to end her, but no. Another Disney redemption. FFS. and what was her reason to go after Luke exactly? Amazing Vader face off. Ani blue face vs Darth red face from the lighting was clever. Although not sure why they needed to take the Destroyer to that planet too. the G-I could have gone after the cargo ship and left Vader to chase Obi-wan right? Overall, some fantastic fan service undermined by way too many 'wait, what?' moments... Can't belive they didnt give this flagship series to Favreau and Filoni. this was the big mistake.7/10

[@cconao6023]

well reva was on the verge of death by the time she got to tatooine, so I think it makes sense. owen literally attacks her wound

[@humandisaster18]

How does Reva know where to go? The recording of Bail mentioned going to Tatooine to see "Owen." Owen was the name of a farmer who she'd threatened to kill last time she was on Tatooine in that particular city. Seems like a pretty logical starting place to me. ^_^

[@patjacksonpodium]

Re: your point about the characterization in a TV show not giving us as much time as a movie, it's the exact opposite though. The series is longer than a movie. It's just that you have to wait a week in-between. So, to quite the GI, what's required of watching a TV show...is patience lol

[@tziondudley]

Not gonna lie the reva hate almost ruined the video he was talking about her as if she was rey. How was she shown she can do every thing? She failed every step of the way and got played. She was a weak broken person who lost everything fueled by vengeance just like Vader her story is basically a mirror to vader's. Showing there is always hope even for people like reva and vader to return to the light. It very much fit the show your hate for the character blinded from the message.

[@magykfyre4114]

literally!!!

[@Kobalt_Rax_the_one]

I agree , in the end Reva was not a bad character at all . I understand wanting more Kenobi and Vader on screen , i like that more as well but being blinded by hate of a character not so nice or maybe to much nostalgia .

[@ruarikelsey1793]

Completely this 🙌 the people who criticise Reva never seem to have any reasonable excuses.

[@tziondudley]

@@Kobalt_Rax_the_one people even went and calculated the screen time obi and Vader had more screen time then her

[@Kobalt_Rax_the_one]

@@tziondudley That is good , they had , yea they did had more after all it is about them mostly . But some people went as far as to conspiracy theorize and think it would be woke and shit bc of Reva and everything was garbage etc . And spread the bs drama . Glad the show ended up pretty good over all and is supposedly a big success.

[@wayfaring_stranger_]

The GI and Palpatine giving the dubious look of "are you sure you want to do that because that's bad" to Vader.

[@SS-xq4lj]

Your negativity is getting in the way. You are not a writer/creator for Star Wars. Try getting back to your love of it and enjoy it. If you could do better you would be. Nobody needs another Monday morning quarterback

[@metalupmikey]

When Vader is so fed up with you that he just, straight up, punches you in the mouth 🤣

[@BrikMason]

The best thing about Star Wars through the good and bad parts, is the people finding out who they are. When you go back through the entire series you find most characters go through that process. In this series Kenobi remember's who he is, after all the loses he took. That alone made this series worthwhile/

[@saintmanuel]

"Then my friend is truely gone"" being basically the same what Luke says to Vader before he turns against Palpatine in RotJ was a nice parallel.

[@metalhead9315]

Skyman...I absolutely love watching your reaction videos more than anyone else...mainly because I'm glad I'm not the only long-haired, bearded grown man that's brought to tears by it! The entire evolution between separating Anakin from Vader piece by piece was written AND ACTED so well! When Obi-Wan split Vader's mask open, I'm so happy the reaction was completely different than when Ahsoka and Vader had this same moment in Rebels. This show really made more sense and brings even more emotion to some of the dialogue between Obi-Wan and Vader in Episode 5 and then Obi-Wan's dialogue with Luke in Episode 6. Another issue this show has "fixed" was the canon / legend debacle of "Ben Solo." In legend, Han and Leia named there three children Jaden, Jacen and Anakin Solo. In the new trilogy I hated the creation of "Ben Solo" because before this show, Leia had never had enough interaction with Obi-Wan for her to name a child after him...this entire show retroactively "fixed" that. Now it completely makes sense why Leia would name a son after Ben...I think the Disney+ shows are going to really bridge all gaps between canon and legend to match the new trilogy. (Although I'll never accept the "grouchy old Luke" and I want to see Mara Jade in the future so we can see a Ben Skywalker! Yes...I'm a 45 year old Star Wars geek.) Excellent breakdown at the end about Reva, I agree, Skyman!!!! May the force be with you!

Jaina not Jaden :)

[@metalhead9315]

@ Damn...I did put the wrong name. Thanks for the correct! (Did you read the novels too?)

@@metalhead9315 sure did :) they could have used some Timothy Zahn inspiration for the new trilogy...

[@metalhead9315]

@ I agree! The new movies had a TON of source material but they just ignored it all...the "Rey Trilogy" is like some really horrible fan faction! lol.

[@kromus1]

That line, "Anakin is gone. I am what remains." Just breaks me every time

[@ticozayas6430]

Obiwan being stuck under the rubble would have been a great spot for a quigon force ghost, but I think they did it right by having it at the end instead... showing that obiwan needed the catharsis of that "final" dual and getting that confirmation that he himself had nothing else he could do for anikan other than watching over luke who will be the one to eventually redeem his father.

[@nunuonroad9969]

"Disney's star Wars loves rocks.. So much" that's exactly what I thought 😂😂

[@3434animal]

I think the reason imperial March wasn’t used until the end was as a storytelling device. He still hadn’t fully accepted his role as Darth Vader because he was still trying to prove himself to his master; but which one? I think Sidious knows this about Vader and basically played the, “I’m the master who is present and wants to see you stronger” card, whereas Obi-wan only cared about Anakin and doesn’t care at all about Vader. It was this scene where Vader fully committed to proving himself to Sidious and Sidious alone, birthing the version of Vader we see going forward. Hence the familiar music.

[@hcrrey]

Amazing episode. When Vader said that he killed anakin it’s a great callback to Obi wan telling luke that vader betrayed and murdered his father in ANH. Because in a way he actually did

[@yeahiguessman]

Even though the series as a whole stumbled, the last two episodes really paid off (at least for me). In a lot of ways I think this story may have actually worked better as 2.5 hour film, but on the other hand I was happy to be spending time with Obi Wan even when the middle chapers weren't doing much for me. I was surprised at how emotional I felt by the end.

[@thattrickytrickster612]

Started off on the wrong foot, but ended pretty well. Could have been better, but not as dog crap as most people like to exaggerate. I’m mostly thankful we even got this, but I am disappointed that the show put too much emphasis on Reva. Overall, it’s 7/10. The crappy writing was saved because there is still some love put into it, and Ewan and Hayden really wanted to do the best they could.

[@anglishbookcraft1516]

Best take I’ve seen so far. 💯

[@ImTheReverse]

This is exactly how I feel.

[@patf763]

The problem is that there is nothing at stake -we all know that everyone survives. I am having a problem with Kenobi defeating Vader again and he doesn't finish him off? Vader is No.2 for forces sake. Kenobi is responsible for all the deaths Vader causes from that moment on. And about Reva - why didn't she slice and dice Owen and wife up like sushi? She was holding up agains Kenobi but she cant kill two normies? Again - we know they survive bc they get killed in A New Hope. No, this isn't good at all. The only scene that was great was when we saw how powerful Kenobi really is. When he hauled those rocks at Vader - Epic. But that doesn't make the whole thing a good show. 2/10

[@erod9088]

Now Leia's message in New Hope makes sense how she addressed Obi-wan. She's pretending they don't know each other.

[@evanskan6326]

She saw Organa's message about Owen (who she already met) and she figured it out. Her backstory is what made her an interesting character and I want to see where they will go from here with her.

[@ShasUtubePlace]

Did you notice that Leia put Lola in her blaster holder? I thought that was so cute. You should have also re-watched A New Hope was well. Also, remember that Yoda said Obi would receive training but it took 10 yrs to receive it. Also, they needed a way to bring the inquisitors in, so that gave Reva a link to both Obi & Ani. I grew up on the originals, so I see what they were trying to go for, over all

[@alexandrrauzer4969]

Oh it's one of that Reva-complaining reactions. Like literally you dont even want to understand the character from the start. Hod does she know all of it - she is not the smartest person in the galaxy. But she literally has heard the name Owen in the first episode. She would destroy them easily, lame writing - she doesn't care about them at that point "Revenge does wonder for the will to live" She is the one who moves the plot for Obi-wan to get out from the planet and find out about Anakin. She is a representation in the series of the Jedi's guilt of not protecting/saving and Anakin's Betrayal & Revenge. I do not think for a second that she took too much screen time, she gave both sides of main leads an extra development to the story. People complained for the addition of Leia and Reva, but were sad there were no Luke (when there is 5x times more about him later on). You definitely can dislike a character and not wanting him whatsoever, but this blatant and blind take on her character is annoying. You all will reply with "We wanted a show about Anakin and Obi-Wan". Well, you kinda got it? The fact that there wasnt enough of their combined storyline material in the first 3 episodes is not Reva's fault.

[@On_Brannd]

A year later and some more D+ shows later (Andor, Mando S3, etc)...I feel Kenobi has aged well. Andor was great. But after cooling off from Kenobi and now revisiting it a year later, I like it even more than I did last year. Hot take - but ep 5 was my favorite over ep6, but now I see how great this finale really wrapped up the show. It feels like a good sequel to ROTS / prequel to RO/ANH. Its allowed me to really visualize Anakin (Hayden) as the guy under the mask we see in the OT. This show furthered that connection.

[@Ilnori]

How I interpreted the scene with the Grand Inquisitor, the thing worse than death was his failure, he wasn't afraid of facing Darth Vader because of any potential punishment or death, he was afraid of facing him because he knew he had failed, and facing that fact was what caused him to lose the will to live.

[@blondgingerbeard3952]

I don’t agree with your take on Reva. I enjoyed her character arc. As far as the imperial march, I don’t think it could have played until all of anakins past was dealt with meaning that when the emperor confronted him about it, it was only then he truly became darth

[@theebulll]

I agree, Reva was great in this. She was a consequence of Obi-Wan's choices, and he needed to come to terms with that as well. His actions indirectly affected a lot of people's lives.

[@LordDagovere]

Absolute BEAST of an episode fam! Thank you for the reaction!

[@NWGhost71]

The fighting style can't be the same considering Vader is restricted by the suit. He had to modify his style which will ultimately affect Obi-Wan's style. I thought Vader seemed fairly fast and nimble all things considered.

[@jameshurcombe2049]

Reva isn't the typical villain, she's full of rage and desperate for revenge, her arc is who's someone trauma drives her for revenge, yet her trauma at the moment where she sees herself as anakin makes her realise what shes turning into and to stop

[@Knightwingofbludhaven]

I really wish that were true she feels like a clumsily inserted in character

[@Silvern7552]

Kinda late, but I actually think that it would have been worse for Qui Gon or Yoda to speak to Obi Wan when he was struggling. It showed him finding his own motivation for the future rather than relying on past teachers and the memories of the jedi. I feel like this whole series was about Obi finding motivation when the duty of the jedi wasn't enough anymore, the loss had been too much and the order in the state it was in couldn't keep him going. Finding something personal to fight for, rather than a teachers words, is what he needed.

[@Arkilonn_]

It's very cool to see how creators of this fight make attention to lightsaber's fight formes Obi Wan's stance, in which he puts his hand forward, is the stance of the third form of lightsaber combat - Soresu, this form was invented when the Jedi were faced with the need to fight opponents armed with blasters, thus Soresu - defensive form, a warrior who uses this form is almost invincible in defense, but it's difficult for him in attack, Obi Wan uses Sores for the first half of the fight against Vader, but after he gets out from under the stones, he attacks Vader and does it more aggressively, here you can notice that his form of combat changes, he starts using the stance that Qui Gon used during the fight with the Maul, and Qui Gon used Ataru - the fourth form of lightsaber combat, it is much more aggressive and accurate, it - one of the best choices for single-opponent combat, she also relies heavily on acrobatics, so she was one of Yoda's favorite forms of combat, who constantly used jumping during battle