Ahsoka Season Finale - Star Wars Easter Eggs and Mythological Lore Breakdown!

[@HenbraTV]

An Easter Egg you missed: When Ezra pretends to be a Night Trooper, one of those Night Troopers said LS-757. LS-757 is a Stormtrooper seen in the Rebels episode "Rebel Assault". He was stationed on Lothal and later on the Chimaera! Fun little easter egg/cameo! Love your easter egg videos!

[@lukestarkiller1470]

That’s a really deep cut, that’s cool

[@Jack-Barton]

Not a Star Wars easter egg, but a musical one: When the death troopers are being brought back to life, the score references "Danse Macabre" by French composer Camille Saint-Saens. It's a tone poem about skeletons rising from their graves, which is very fitting.

[@matheusfernandes2102]

If you change it to "Dance Macabre" by Ghost it becomes a Scooby-Doo episode

[@VisustheIV]

Ray Stevenson performance is excellent. Hopefully who ever they get to play Baylan in the future can do just as good. Would hate to see Baylan story left unfinished.

[@metroidnerd9001]

I definitely hope they recast him instead of trying to CGI him for his entire role or killing him off early.

[@jordanday8076]

For me I think the only way to make a recast work is for something to happen to Baylan that slightly alters his appearance, like what happened to Sidious in ROTS but hopefully nothing that extreme, maybe like ageing instead. If not, I think the story arc should go to Shin, like if she finds out what he was up to and then picks up the arc from there. CGI is an absolute no go

[@jordanjamison97]

I think it's the end of Baylan's story, stranded on a planet with no chance of returning home. He was simply a tool for Thrawn/Morgan. But Shin's story is definitely not over. She has potential of joining Sabine and Ahsoka, and changing her ways instead of being groomed by Sith

[@craigmilton9892]

Another option is to tell the remainder of his story in animation. Perhaps a special "Tales of the Jedi" movie.

[@PixlPlayer]

@@jordanjamison97if that was the case they definitely wouldn’t have shown him next to the mortis gods heading towards a Ben’s of light atop a mountain. His story is far from over

[@newtjorden1957]

I love that in his final scene, Ray Stevenson is literally seen walking into the hand of a god.

[@ormapa1206]

My favorite was Morai and the Mortis' god's statues. This aspect of Star Wars is really interesting.

[@jomole1430]

The music that plays at the end of the episode is based on "Where the Sun Sails and the Moon Walks", which is a bonus track on the Rebels Season 2 soundtrack. It is an alternate track for the montage at the end of Twilight of the Apprentice. I'm so glad that it finally got used!

[@legogamingjojo9439]

No wonder I thought the end of the episode was reminiscent of the S2 finale of Rebels

[@ephesians.6]

Oh mannnnn that's right!!!!! Good Easter Egg find!!!!!

[@myriadmediamusings]

So for those about to ACTUALLY on the Lion Witch & Wardrobe, a note that though it was chronologically the 2nd Narnia book, it was the 1st one written by Lewis. This is also why all adaptations have started with LWW instead of Magician's Nephew.

[@ryanmeakins2993]

I was wondering about that, i appreciate the clarification

[@nline2blast722]

I was looking to see if any one did this before I made it.

[@Chew_bacca1138]

I came to say this.

[@trevorhensley3185]

Baylon is so cool! His conviction is so damn intriguing. Rest in The Force, Ray Stevenson.

[@jaffinator2166]

Thrawn also expresses how he’s witnessed many incompetent Imperial Officers. I feel like that’s a reference to Admiral Konstantine and how he broke formation in the Battle of Attalon to secure glory for himself.

[@carlpeng2580]

Pryce also ruined his TIE Defender Project

[@jaffinator2166]

@@carlpeng2580 I feel like in the context of what he was saying he was definitely referring to Konstantine but that’s also true!

[@nellyfett2681]

Long Live Sato!

[@jaffinator2166]

@@nellyfett2681 absolute legend!

[@JediWilli]

Thrawn refers to Ahsoka as a “ronin” during his last, taunting victory speech, which is an old Japanese term for wandering, unemployed samurai

[@ephesians.6]

Haha I had to Google it first and then when I saw the definition I was like oooohhhh burnnnn

[@malman1080]

Not just unemployed. It goes slightly deeper in that it means a masterless, wandering samurai.

[@Ryguy0707]

Love that you guys just get straight to the point with no filler. Keep up the great work

[@StarRider587]

Literally why I only really ever watch Explained and HelloGreedo for Star Wars content. They both get right to the point without any fluff, and aren't highly opinionated to the point theyre telling people how to feel.

[@StuartLugsden]

I want a season 2. I want to see how Ahsoka got her staff and how they escape that galaxy.

[@henryhammond7393]

I just love watching Dave Filoni get to use the Star Wars universe as a giant sandbox for storytelling, and using it as a love letter to all other Star Wars projects and works of science fiction and fantasy.

[@treinenliefde]

That end talk of Thrawn to Ahsoka reminds me so much of the kind of climax buildup you often see on Dr Who. (Or at least what I can remember). The music, the cues, the speech. Very cool imo.

[@aehlmann07]

My favorite thing about Ezras return to the fleet was the fact that chopper went right up to him because he knew it was Ezra.

[@Cobralalalala]

Oh my gosh, I was in tears when Chopper started rolling over. The fact that he knew was wonderful.

[@dragonblaster-vu8wz]

I wonder if the head of The Daughter statue was removed at the same time she gave her life to save Ahsoka. It would be an odd thing to happen, but I think it sets up for us seeing the Mortis gods in some speaking capacity in a future season

[@StarRider587]

I would think less removed, and more probably fell apart on its own through mystical means. However, I personally am unsure about that before Father and Son also perished, so by that logic, the statues of all three Mortis gods should be headless. Realistically, it might just be coincidence that Daughter is the only one who is missing a head.

[@christophernemeth421]

​@@StarRider587I thought the Son was still alive after that episode?

[@StarRider587]

@@christophernemeth421 No. He dies in the last episode of the Mortis arc. Father embraces the Son in a hug and Anakin kills them both with his lightsaber. It was the Father's last bid to save the galaxy.

[@christophernemeth421]

@@StarRider587 thanks. I don't remember that at all for some reason

[@masterjedi1980]

It was wonderful. My kids and I really dropped our jaws when Ezra held his new saber. Kiner’s music is perfect.

[@JesseVideos]

Sabine and Ahsoka jumping off the tower onto Ashoka’s Jedi ship was visually similar to Gandalf escaping Isengard on the Eagle.

[@mattpeterson7603]

When they jumped off the Nightsister temple onto their ship, it seemed like a call back to Gandalf escaping Orthanc on Gwaihir.

[@amordramon22]

It seems Alex didn't notice one detail. In the end credits, if you look at the extras, they showed that the TIE pilot is not any TIE pilot, but a TIE Defender pilot. I wonder of we will see these ships in LA soon?

[@robb1068]

1:20 Teared up when they were talking about Kanan and then when Ezra gets the matching emitter?🥹🥲

[@andrewcook3983]

Something missed is the Eye being brought down to the top of the Night Sisters tower making it bit like the Eye of Sauron. The Night Sister tower top looks a bit like the top of Orthanc. Both Lord of the Rings references.

[@roxannemcleod2342]

Sabine using the force to get the lightsaber reminded me of Luke in the Wampa cave in TESB.

[@kitfistosdentalplan1319]

My favorite detail is that the night sister chant for raising the dead includes the Hebrew word for stand or rise

[@L33Reacts]

😅😅😅

[@ChazzKaskes]

I loved every bit of it. I agree with a sentiment you made about the 8 arch series not quite being enough, but with what they did, I'm in. No notes :)

[@StuartLugsden]

In the Kanan comic Depas lightsaber hilt is identical to Kanans before Dave Filoni changed it in Bad Batch Its nice seeing the nightsister lightsaber again and knowing that the hilt can be changed at will Also why is nobody talking about Ahsoka loosing her shoto? Did she recover the 2 parts before the structure collapsed?

[@thesharpercoder]

Kevin Kiner is a great composer. The one thing I missed from the series were easily recognizable motifs, which John Williams really excelled at creating and using. Kiner’s character themes for Ahsoka and the others were not as immediately attention grabbing as Williams’ short, succint motifs.

[@dungeonsanddrygins4852]

You mentioned the musical easter eggs, I think the most fun one in this ep was the reference of Saint-Saëns' "Dance Macabre" as the zombie troopers first reanimate.

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

Thank I loved seeing Baylan with the Mortis Gods statues, with them being inspired by Argonath from LotR. I do think Ahsoka S2 is coming. 🙌

[@jdjenvey]

Just rewatching now. When Thrawn is arriving at Dathomir we get a shot of the containers from above with one being pushed down the centre. Is it just me or is that very, very reminiscent of the final shot of Raiders Of The Lost Ark?

[@OPTIKPRODUCTIONS]

That shot is absolutely the same vibe as the scene at the end of ROTLA. And why is no one theorizing about what/who might be inside the containers???

[@registeredmineralboy]

Another Narnia link that I'd never thought about before (haven't read them since I was a kid) is how the world between worlds from Rebels and Ahsoka is pretty similar to the wood between the worlds from the Magician's Nephew, in that it's a mysterious place that allows travel between different realms via portals.

[@bitkower]

I don't get why you think they're heading to Mortis. The World Between Worlds seems much more likely, with the Father, Son, and Daughter appearing on the gate to it at the temple on Lothal in Rebels, not to mention all the gold curved lines aesthetic in the show also being somewhat similar to that temple art. I do agree that the gold lines aesthetic also seems very Zeffo / Jedi: Fallen Order.

[@Frost4Real]

I loved that narrow blade emitter reference/joke, I instantly got it 😂

[@capybara2671]

Gotta love that even when zombies see a lightsaber fight they stop fighting and watch.

[@andiparker3733]

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe is the 2nd book in the Narnia Collection. It's often the first film as the first book is The Magician's Nephew and not a lot happens in that story. :)

[@gendissaray]

Solid stuff!

[@ohzenn]

Why is no one talking about Morgan's "for Dathomir" comment? Palpatine under the guise of the CIS is who wiped out the witches. Why would they be siding with the Empire?

[@Compucles]

Did the survivors ever find out that Palpatine played both sides of the Clone Wars?

[@Ryan_Hecht]

It looked to me like when Ezra and Sabine struck the black-suited death troopers with their lightsabers, it caused them to shut off -- was their armor laced with cortosis, which Thrawn would have known about from his time with Anakin in the Clone Wars?

[@Stablemable2]

I actually just realize how perhaps the Mortis gods or story arc in Clone Wars episodes, is inspired by the film "Gladiator". The Farther is like Caesar and Anakin is Maximus. With the coliseum fight at the end.

[@nfinity1421]

Thank you for the video, they are always great to watch. I'm not sure this is so much an Easter egg, but rather a comparison, as I was reminded during a re-watch of the series of the game Mass Effect, where the Citadel Cousin continually didn't believe the hero/heroine of the game, Shepard, of the threat of the Reapers. It just seemed exactly like how the Republic council didn't want to believe Hera about Thrawn and how it seemed like a made up threat. On a completely different note, I found myself thinking don't go with Luke when Jacen asked to be a Jedi. Thank you again for these videos.

[@AlMehriTV]

Great job as always 👌🏽

[@paulcarson1245]

Have to wonder if they will continue Baylan’s story and recast? Almost feels blasphemous, but his story feels too deep to be abandoned. If so, who could fans get behind? Another amazing video! 🙌

[@R3DACT3D9]

I’m happy if they recast. But there is the danger of the recast actor not living up to the performance that came before them. I hope if they take that path, fans will be generous with the replacement actor.

[@RedPaladin42]

I think they will continue his arc. But I do wonder how they'll address the issue of bringing a new actor in: face CGI, mask due to some grave injury or just a new face altogether?

[@ICU1337]

Throw in any Scottish gentleman and we'll be fine 🤷🏽‍♂

[@Fork1]

Some have suggested Liev Schreiber could take over the role, and I can see him fit into it! I don't think they should use CGI-face-filter. It was a slippery slope in Rogue One and only worked in The Mandalorian because Mark Hamill himself stood behind it all.

[@snemmy]

I'd like his story to continue in a season of Tales of the Jedi.

[@DimaJeydar]

When Night Troopers get resurrected by the witches the first notes of the music playing is basically Danse Macabre by Saint-Saëns. Which is also the name of dnd spell that does the same thing and has an official art of a pale woman in red robes performing it. This one is not a connection but a fun coincidence.

[@Dragonseer666]

I think that the fact that the statue of the daughter is ruined is because she died. Also the markings in the background of the credits had those wolves (which I assume are the ones from lothal) like the background in Mortis.

[@StarRider587]

Except all three Mortis gods are dead. The Daughter sacrificed herself to save Ahsoka through some variation of Force heal with the help of Anakin, and Anakin killed both the Father and Son in order to restore balance to Mortis and prevent the Son from escaping into the galaxy. Because of that, all three statues should be headless, yet only the Daughter's is. If any of them are to make an appearance in a hypothetical season 2 or future series, its going to be the Father because he vanished into the Force, implying he became a Force ghost. The Daughter and Son didn't vanish.

[@Dragonseer666]

@@StarRider587Thanks for the correction I haven't watched that part of the clone wars in a while, so good point.

[@chitipatutrapiromsook9447]

I wish Thrawn's theme from rebel was use at the end

[@zephyr835]

There's a good chance this wasn't deliberate, but the way Sabine took out the two TIEs reminds me of the way Hera took out a tractor beam in the Rebels episode Legacy. More specific to TIE takedowns, there's also the move Hera used in A Fool's Hope, itself likely a nod to the same move used in Solo.

[@BretMuckdogs]

Thank you for this video.

[@myelectricbackpack]

Not sure when she changed it, but Sabine’s pauldron has a Purrgil on it now.

[@zephyr835]

That's carried over from the Rebels epilogue. We don't know exactly when (in the timeline) she changed it, but given the choice of a purrgil, she probably did it not very long after Ezra took off.

[@myelectricbackpack]

@@zephyr835 oh dang! I’ll have to go back and take a look around. I never noticed it before, thanks!

[@HarrisBanneck]

I have no idea why I didn’t see the connection before, but the Great Mothers are very similar to the three witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The play was referenced earlier in the series with an episode being called “Toil and Trouble”.

[@Will_U_Read_4_U]

Perfect episode! Love your breakdown! ❤

[@UVClipz]

Q&A: Do you think that Thrawn will re-awaken Kujet from JFO, since he'll be on Dathomir?

[@Wiseguy1138]

I read on Dateline that Disney is talking about a season 2 for Ahsoka but nothing is concretely set in stone. Do you think the show will get a season 2 or will Disney just wrap up Ahsoka's story in some other show or comic in time for Dave Filoni's movie?

[@Captain_Redshirt]

The Stormtrooper falling over a step reminded me of Ep 4

[@MaximeTM]

The mortis gods statue made me sh*t my pants from excitement 😂😂 Jokes aside, I did bot expect this at all, it was the best surprise. I don’t know who will play Baylan Sköll in the future, but he will have some large shoes to fill.

[@jasonberning3230]

Can you please do a video on why Abaloth is NOT going to be who Balon is seeking. PLEASE!

[@RichieAppel]

I’m pretty sure the dead death troopers were what the witches made for Thrawn.

[@sim_7195]

Thrawn’s cargo containers are probably all of the fallen Stormtroopers, that will be reanimated by Night Sister magic, and be used against the New Republic. They have the same dimensional shape as a coffin, and when you realize that they are in squad-like patterns, it makes much more sense.

[@JarrodLuna]

I'm curious why Huyang didn't know Kanan was Ezra's master. He obviously knew of both of them and has been hanging around with the Rebel's crew so why wouldn't he know that?

[@TheRumblewagon]

I wonder if none of the Rebels crew or Ahsoka bothered to mention it to Huyang. I would think Sabine would have...

[@Compucles]

@@TheRumblewagon That's possible, but if Huyang was familiar with his alias of Kanan Jarrus, shouldn't he have also been aware of his activities and specifically the Padawan he trained under that identity?

[@Stablemable2]

The Star Destroyer combined with the massive hyperspace ring, is a throwback to the Jedi starfighters that used hyperspace rings, like in Attack of the Clones.

[@SonicTimewarp]

Question for the Q&A: Do you think they’ll recast Baylan for Season 2? It feels like his story isn’t finished yet. I don’t know who could fill the boots Ray Stevenson left behind though.

[@ev1627]

3:35 who will Baylan see there?

[@andrewgac4787]

Skeleton crew is supposed to be a crew trapped/or lost in space…I didn’t read the whole plot line. But if they get trapped or get lead to the other galaxy and find Ashoka and Sabine.

[@nikorex32]

I think Abeloth, or whatever scary thing thing Skoll awakens will be slowly built as a threat that Ray's companions will have to face. It might also give some explanation as to why Ahsoka and company were missing from some events. And who knows, they might use it to explain some of Luke's inactivity in dealing with the First Order. They really shot themselves in the foot with putting him on that island for such a long time. They will need to explain why the natural progression of his story was not realized (embracing attachments, new ideas for how Jedi conduct themselves). But I am not really an optimist. Honestly, I find myself much more excited for new stuff like high republic or first jedi story-lines, as well as these contain character stories like Cal Kestis and Andor (my favorite thing at the moment).

[@at0micwaste]

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the 2nd book in the series. The first is The Magician's Nephew.

[@Obbe79]

Indeed in the Mortis arc ObiWan says (talking about where they ended) they re not even sure if they are in the same galaxy

[@MinusTylerWorld]

Wanted to mention; Sabine taking out the Death Trooper with a quick emitter kill was very similar to Kylo’s move against Snokes bodyguard in TLJ 😊

[@eintim332]

Someone else pointed out the gap between the fahter and the daughter and said that this might be were a statue of mother could have been though im stoked im still a bit cautious but i would love if they really do bring abeloth back into canon in live action

[@Tores444]

So I keep seeing how Sabine glimpses/hears Anakin at the end there but to me it looked like there was a wolf shadow in the distance when Sabine was looking. I could be absolutely wrong though.

[@filmobsessednerd]

Someone should be checking up on the sales numbers for the book Death Troopers after this episode because I am definitely going to go read that book now😅

[@DCUniverse816]

Can you make a video about the mortis mother?

[@josermaiz]

I think father of mortis is pointing to fountain of knowledge and abeloth location

[@Dr.Hylian]

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is actually the second book in the Narnia series. Not the first. It’s just the first movie. Thought I’d let you know.

[@doubleeffect3435]

Minor adjustment but the virus version of zombie stormtrooper is also canon because of an appearance in the mobile game Star Wars Commander

[@derekmak1781]

This show should definitely get a season 2. Baylan’s story arc still needs to be completed and I wonder if he will be redeemed in season 2. Season 2 could also have Ezra meeting Luke Skywalker and that would be a nice way to bring two generations of Jedi together to defeat Thrawn.

[@InlandSeas]

What're your thoughts on the potential return to canon of Abeloth?

[@simplyixia3683]

Why does everyone forget about the Magician’s Nephew? :( It’s my favourite and the first in the Chronicles of Narnia. CS Lewis wrote The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe first, but anthologies have The Magician’s Nephew as the first novel.

[@Compucles]

Lewis himself recommended reading in publication order and would never have approved of the reordering in those anthologies. TltWatW is and always has been officially the first book in the series. Ironically, the Star Wars movies actually have a better claim to be reordered in chronological order, as that is George Lucas's preferred viewing order and the way the episodes are numbered, yet nobody actually does that.

[@calebmurphy9406]

1:31 Did Alex just misquote one of the most iconic lines in Star Wars?

[@Sovietov]

not really, he just omitted the last, most well known part (there is no try), while adding the lesser known beggining part (try not)

[@mitchellradspinner4491]

Isn’t the magicians apprentice the first book in the chronicles of Narania?

[@thalmoragent9344]

Ya know, maybe Abeloth arrives but that's assuming they're willing to go that route. Keep in mind, they replaced Darth Cadus with Kylo Ren, and they've completely upended Luke's Jedi Order and the position of Grand Master, etc. Disney isn't above rewriting or just straight up ignoring previously well established Lore. So, is it truly tough to believe they're not gonna be willing to delve into Abeloth? Is Disney ready for that? Does Filoni have a feasible way to handle her? I mean, Luke is still relatively young and learning, we haven't seen him do much in his prime cause they're already working around the Sequel Trilogy BS, and he doesn't have much of an Order at the moment. The powerful Jedi and Sith of the EU/Legends timeline that took her down don't exist here. Unless you think Luke, Cal, Ahsoka, Shin, Ezra, and a handful of Great mother Nightsisters will be enough to take down THE Abeloth? They really can't handle anything more than a single, regular Celestial, much less one who's strong enough to require the Son and Daughter to regularly lock her away. Maybe she's on the Father's level, but that hardly helps the case here, they'd still be no match. At best, they face a corrupted Celestial, one on the power level of the Son/Daughter, and are barely able to seal them away, but then it makes you wonder... why did the Mortis Gods have to potentially take the Dathomiri from Peridia to keep them safe from a single Celestial they'd have no problem tag teaming with relative ease? I dunno man, there's a lot to consider here, so, Abeloth or not, I'd say this a lot to take in on its own. But if it's THE Abeloth? Either she's been/going to be nerfed to hell, or it'll be someone weaker but for some reason the Mortis Gods couldn't handle it... maybe they didn't wanna kill one of their own Celestial kin so they locked them away, but knew they'd use the Dark Side to corrupt who they could? And since Nightsisters are fancy/esoteric force users, they'd be susceptible to this being, and they helped them to leave Peridia for that reason? Just saying, if it's Abeloth, the current Canon doesn't have enough OP hitters to handle her. Took the combined might of Jedi and Sith orders to handle her in Legends, and that was barely enough to lock her away again. With the force users we have NOW? Lmao, they're not stopping here.

[@tylorchapman1567]

See I was thinking what if the Death Troopers were just regular Death Troopers and thats Imperial science that zombified the Death Troopers and not Magik. I kinda felt like they acted like normal Death Troopers until its mask was broken, they even had the jumbled speech they usually use. I just don't know if them talking normal once or twice disproves that

[@PeterTheMightyPygmyPuff]

Isn't the first book of The Chronicles of Narnia The Magician's Nephew? Or is that just like an origin story or prequel?

[@carlosmedina1281]

Chronologically it’s first, but publication wise, the lion the witch and the wardrobe was published first

[@Compucles]

So yes, it's a prequel and an origin story.

[@leow193]

What if that Planet was actually Mortis after the death of the Daughter explaining why everything is so desolated ?

[@raitoxote]

Do you think that the color of the Sith Troopers of the sequel trilogy is gonna be linked with the red color of Thrawn's troops?

[@kineuhansen8629]

ive have that complaint that lightsabers in rebels was to thin special in season 1 and 2

[@rayreyes8084]

Are Ashoka, sabine and huyang still in the another galaxy by the time of the sequel trilogy

[@belgeode]

Been a good while since I read Chronicles of Narnia, but fairly certain Lion Witch & Wardrobe is the second book of the series.

[@myriadmediamusings]

LWW is chronologically the 2nd but the 1st ever written.

[@TigerofRobare]

There's publication order (which is actually more logical and how CS Lewis thought they should be read) and chronological order, which begins with The Magician's Nephew. Most editions do them by publication order, but some go by chronological order. So what Alex said was true, from a certain point of view.

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

Nah, it's the first one in The series.

[@MCLegoboy]

There really is no telling if that light is the same fortress from Clone Wars, we did see it start to crumble and fall apart, but it's also just a super weird arc where things both do and don't happen, so there's really no telling. I lean more on the side of it not being that fortress. A similar one, perhaps, but the same one, no.

[@ephesians.6]

How is no one mentioning that Baylon looks exactly like the Father?!

[@TBWSHooey]

Maybe I'm crazy, but I did notice that the Death Troopers didn't have glowing green eyes, at least not that we could see through their helmets. It's possible the lenses just don't allow for light to pass through in the same way that Stormtrooper helmets do, but, tin foil hat on, it could also indicate that they weren't being fueled by Nightsister magick?

[@joethahobo]

I found an error in the video... Dathomir was seen at the start of The Rise of Skywalker. This was not its first appearance!

[@thevenom2731]

That was Mustafar, I think.

[@joethahobo]

yeah i realized that a few hours later and couldnt find my comment again lol. My bad@@thevenom2731

[@JohnnyBlazeAQ]

SHIN IS ABELOTH

[@Starfytr]

One change that could have made Ahsoka so much better - REPLACE SABINE SURPRISE JEDI-HOOD with EZRA AND SABINE ROMANCE! But of course Filoni and George Lucas can’t write that thus bring in Claudia Gray of Lost Stars. Romance explains why she gave up the map, the couple goes home together so no trooper armor nonsense because they are found kissing each other thus no helmets and Ahsoka is alone on Peridea so we can have a real Ahsoka centric season 2 😊. Simple fix to Thrawn get Zahn 🎉 to co-write with Gray ❤, so that everyone can shine like Avengers(2012) instead of the gender bias where Sabine, Ahsoka and Night mothers outdo Ezra, Thrawn and Xiona. Baylan and Shin are good because of the balance and equality 😮. Gray and Zahn would fix writing illogic, more adult/child balance and weaving in the under developed parts(more answers) 😅.huujh

[@spudsT]

DUDE. didn’t spoil it for me but FINAL FRAME OF THE SHOW is NOT COOL. Lots of folks scrolling their feeds could have this spoiled because life is busy and they haven’t caught up yet. Cmon bro.

[@pal54321]

The did the character of Balen bad in the finale. Very frustrating to watch.

[@phantom115cw]

What i want for Season 2 I want them off that plant back to there Galaxy I want to see Barriss Offee again New lightsaber or not, his 1st lightsaber is better, the lightsaber blaster 2 in 1.

[@DangerDave-e7u]

Wub nub.

[@xuttuh5260]

Besides the obvious flaws in Filoni's writing, what really grinds my gears is the fact that while a certain someone (Luke, if anyone remembers him) is trying his best to restart the Jedi order while Ahsoka casually hangs around with Huyang and his spaceship that is basically a mobile jedi temple, complete with archives, dojo and lightsaber workshop. Not giving the son of her ever so revered former master access to this and flying this invaluable relic into a warzone, even stranding it in another galaxy... that's just contemptuously arrogant.

[@l33t9r0u93]

I just find it funny how many Jedi keep running around when there is a movie called the "Last Jedi" not too far off in chronology So I can't wait to see how all the Jedi will die stupidly, run off into the unknown regions or even funnier come out of under rock to say hi to Rey

[@xuttuh5260]

@@l33t9r0u93 Yep, everyone's mother and their dogs are Jedi these days.

[@Compucles]

@@l33t9r0u93 It was even worse in "Legends." Besides a Jedi Master (instead of just a Padawan) being stranded in another galaxy, there was also a Jedi Master woken from a long, enchanted sleep, a Jedi with her mind trapped in an Imperial ship, a Jedi who time skipped to the present, etc. At least Yoda's claim of "When I am gone, the last of the Jedi you shall be" is still mostly accurate in the new canon. Ahsoka had left the Order and had yet to recommit to it (if she ever will). Those like Baylan and Reva (still true despite being redeemed) who had abandoned the ways of the Jedi (even those who didn't fall to the Dark Side) don't count. Ezra was stranded in another galaxy, and we don't know if Cal Kestis survived that long, and they were both technically only Padawans, anyway.

[@phantom115cw]

Im still not happy Sabrina having force ability

[@poenpotzu2865]

Personally I think this is a better option. The whole force bloodline crap reminded me of bullshit ideas such as blood purity and eugenics.

[@Compucles]

@@poenpotzu2865 That kind of stuff didn't matter much, since most Jedi and even most Sith don't bother to have children. It's just that Force sensitivity is more likely to be passed down through their children, yet there are also plenty of others who are the first of their line. Either way, they have special powers that others don't and need to be trained to control those powers and hopefully use them responsibly. It's no different than magic powers in "Harry Potter" or many other magic-based fantasy series or even the mutants in "X-Men." Personally, I prefer for there to be a strict line between those who are Force-sensitive and those who aren't while still leaving room for those who are naturally less talented like Sabine but still at an advantage over someone who can't manipulate the Force at all. (Whether you think that level of talent and/or the concept in general should have an explicit explanation like midi-chlorians or be completely ambiguous is a different issue.) Just because the Force resides in all living things doesn't necessarily mean that any living thing has the potential to actually manipulate the Force.

[@j.metzli8187]

Jim Carrey to play Baylan.

[@Compucles]

Carrey is retired. If he's going to come back for a mere recasting gig, then he also needs to play Dr. Robotnik again in the third "Sonic the Hedgehog" movie.