The 5 MOST Amazing Moments in Star Wars Rebels

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

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[@Goatbestofcofc]

I cried for the ezra sacrifice I can not see that without getting emotional

[@mustangman5453]

I really don’t understand how a lot of people didn’t like this show, I was so emotionally attached in all of these moments

[@godcaoss]

The Ghost Crew is what I hold dearest in my heart when it comes to Star Wars. Nothing ever topped the attachment and love I feel for the main characters of Rebels. It's story is one of the most beautifully written stories in SW.

[@Rigiroony]

@@godcaoss not to mention the beautiful score.

[@spartanparty3894]

It started bad in relation to the Clone Wars. People had such high standards, myself included, that they didn't give the show enough time to find its footing

[@Rigiroony]

@@spartanparty3894 You right, but Clone Wars didn't have much of a good 1st season either. You think people would've given it more time.

[@spartanparty3894]

@@Rigiroony Yeah, the thing with the star wars fandom is that we're so engaged with the content that when we see something not immediately to our liking, we blow up. That didn't happen with the Clone Wars because only kids watched that. But because the Clone Wars was so good, older audiences started watching it as well, so when Rebels came adults watched it immediatly. Man, this fandom can suck lol

[@justinreilly6619]

I had a few tears when Kanan died, I'm not going to lie.

[@infinitygames9317]

It hadn't hit me until they returned to their base in Dume and Zeb finds out. Seeing his look and how him and Ezra hugged killed me

[@kaylenlabrooy]

Infinity Games guess it killed two people that day...

[@luisd7636]

most ppl did. saw it coming but still

[@Thorismo]

Same

[@the_grim_gamer3039]

Yeah it was really powerful i honestly expected a rogue one type of ending and they would all die freeing lothal but we were REALLY wrong about that one.

[@jaredcarcamo8515]

I believe Kanan's death is the saddest moment. From his time as a padawan to training his own, Kanan went through a lot, and to see him sacrifice himself to save his friends/family and stop the production of the TIE Defender really showed what a Jedi should be...

[@gibbs615]

I already had a feeling Kanan was gonna end up doing something like that sooner or later😕

[@George-um2vc]

I was really upset for quite a long time after Kanans death...he was such a kind and good person.

[@hyperspacehub0115]

If you believe kanan's death is the saddest moment in Rebels, you must not like the Clone War at cuz ashoka v vader is clearly the saddest scene in rebels

[@jaredcarcamo8515]

@@hyperspacehub0115 I like the Clone Wars, and I am enjoying the Final Season, but I can't really feel bad for Ahsoka and Vader because they both survive their battle, but Kanan sacrificed himself, and we only get to see him twice in two different forms after deaths, but we see Ahsoka, and especially Vader more times.

[@hyperspacehub0115]

Jared Carcamo ya but the point os that ashoka and anakin's relationship was built up in the clone wars and then she left the jedi order and that broke his heart, ashoka would see anakin one more time before he turns into darth vader, but ashoka doesn't know vader is anakin. I actually meant to say, the mask reveal is the most emotional part of that fight scene

[@wesley-bg6ql]

Rebels is the best of star wars. Some dont like the animation but the stories are star wars. Really good star wars. I can't wait to see where Ezra is.

[@Uncle1221]

Rex's sight to Ezra and Kanan. When he realized that Ahsoka was dead. And the requiem for Ahsoka. It was incredibly sad.

[@cosmicmaster1006]

Yah and if u notice, in the world between worlds episode, when ahsoka goes back the same music plays, and also Vader and ahsoka are a dust wall apart

[@binder38us]

That look on Rex's face...gut punch.

[@Uncle1221]

@@cosmicmaster1006 Yes, I think it’s all together is one moment. For myself I call it a requiem for Ahsoka. However, I did not believe Ahsoka’s death immediately. Ghosts do not walk on stairs, they levitate.

[@cosmicmaster1006]

@@Uncle1221 nice but the force ghosts were walking too tho, remember. But still nice catch

[@hylianhero1921]

It hits harder after season 7 of TCW

[@JohnSandate]

The scenes with Agent Kallus and Zeb are powerful after the episode when they were trapped on that planet together. Later, Kallus confesses his role and is revealed as fulcrum.

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

Hell yes! That is a good one too... 👍

[@toerklintv4185]

There is a big... irony if you like with Ezra's sacrafice. I'm kinda reminded of the pilot episode when Hera urged him to go into the ship (in order to warn the Ghost crew). Hera (and Kanan of course) shaped him so much that in the end she urges him not to go into the ship and not to make the sacrafice necessary. One cannot understate of course the fact that Ezra is everything Hera had left of Kanan. Ezra is a reflection of Kanan's personality, especially as a Jedi. So it's rather natural that she's rejecting the slightest of thought to send him up to Thrawn even though Ezra knew right away facing Thrawn was the only way. Another aspect is Sabine's lack of faith. The same story: she doubts Ezra's abilities, letting him know every step of the way during season one. So when Hera was incapable to send Ezra away she did, with all the confidence necessary and (perhaps more ironic) without a single word. It should be mentioned though that she did this in the faith that he was coming back. Those are a few thoughts from me. You could double this list easily with great moments like from the World between Worlds, Ezra's confrontation with the Grand Inquisitor, AP-5's musical performance or Kanan being knighted.

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

Great to see you in the comments! Great point about Hera not wanting to lose Ezra...I hadn't thought about that myself. And all great additions to the list...

[@MikhaelAhava]

AP-5!

[@artbynickd9416]

I just started rewatching the series and got up to the episode which takes place in the first clip where Sabine fights Kanan. I have to say, I 100% agree with you. For that full scene I got chills and thought it was really emotional. The even funnier thing was that I said in my head when watching that scene, "Star Wars Speculation has to make a vid on this scene for the most emotional" and here we are, you did!!!

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

That is awesome! You totally made my day with this comment...

[@straightfromafairytaleedit9196]

Sabine's breakdown is really underrated she's been through so much. It makes me sad whenever I watch it, but she's become an amazing character with her development in season 3

[@tbx59]

Kanan dying before the end of the season was so impactful because we got to see Ezra and Sabine have to take the lead. Sopranos should have done it like that.

[@brandanpalmer]

Star wars Rebel really is Ezra and Sabine's show in the last season. in this last episode Sabine is front and center of the group watching as Ezra disappears. Ezra and Sabine do the majority of delegating and commanding. Sabine gets and uses Ezras lightsaber at the end. Sabine also is the one to narrorate the end scene, not Hera, and only she goes with Ahsoka to find Ezra

[@vadimbanner2024]

THEY SHOULD TOTALLY BE TOGETHER

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

@@vadimbanner2024 That's Right

[@brandanpalmer]

@@fynnoleianson8802 you do realize he lost on purpose... right?

[@brettzky183]

Vadim Goeke legit its the only ship I’ve ever seen in Star Wars that I have wanted. I want it because I believe both characters DESERVE to have love and why not with eachother? They have a strong base and clear compassion for one another.

[@brandanpalmer]

@@brettzky183 i know right? as much as i LOVE star wars the romances all... well... suck. Leia and Han is wooden, Padme and Anakin was just... bad. and dont get me STARTED on Rey and Ben. some other decent ones were in legends and those are gone now. But these two... these two actually could break the cycle. They are literally inseparable and were the best of friends, partners, and had amazing chemistry. Filoni is a god and knows what hes doing, and these two are the best couple in star wars.

[@brokeundergrad9753]

Now as we’re watching the last 4 episodes of season 7 of clone wars this scene of Vader and Ahsoka makes it more sad because before this time. The last memory of Anakin is one of her Master on the starship as he’s running off to save the chancellor.

[@tomn6800]

Another very emotional moment is the death of Maul. Obi-Wan holds Maul. "Tell me, is he the Chosen One?" "He is." "He will avenge us." And Obi-Wan, out of respect for the man who caused him so much trouble, closes Maul's eyes.

[@luisestrada5269]

Tom N where they referring to darth vador turning good or Ezra

[@tomn6800]

@@luisestrada5269 I believe they were referring to Luke. I know Anakin was the Chosen One, but at that time, Obi-Wan thought it was Luke.

[@majordddd]

It was Luke as Maul sensed him.

[@luisestrada5269]

majordddd around how old was luke

[@tripled2505]

@@luisestrada5269 I think 17

[@eznf98]

The music by kanan death always makes me cry, and the death scene the one thing I like about it was how they had it quiet and only the music and the occasional voice of hera

[@marshamoseley5878]

Kevin Kiner absolutely kills it with the music for this series. Loved his work on The Clone Wars, too.

[@Rigiroony]

@@marshamoseley5878 man's a heckn god. The song played when Ezra and Sabine look at each other in the last episode is pretty.

[@nopeandnope5195]

When an ad comes on in the middle of Kanan’s death scene interrupting the feels: Me: 😦

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

I gotta fix that

[@nopeandnope5195]

Star Wars Speculation lmao it’s cool 😎

[@MikhaelAhava]

Ads are needed for money to run the channel, we understand.

[@nopeandnope5195]

MiguelPpM I didn’t really mind there being an ad just where the ad was placed lol

[@MikhaelAhava]

@Nope And nope yeah, I got your point, in the middle.

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

Kanan's Death and Ahsoka vs Vader are myTOP2 emotional moments ever. Ezra lost his parents was an heartbreaking moment is Top 3. Sabine's sad story is top 5.. that is my opinion of my list.. and speaking of Ezra's sacrifice.. he's still alive and right now is 781 days in counting... I'm looking forward to unfinished sequel series after the Clone Wars Season 7. Ps. Sabezra lives..

[@justafangirl6870]

Yess love your list!! Omg!! And I agree! Sabezra still lives!!!❤️❤️

[@vadimbanner2024]

EZRABINE FOREVER

[@oyblech8671]

let's start off with #sabezra4ever as to not break the fluffy mood here. sorry for my pragmatics but I just don't get how ezra could possibly have survived not only space but hyperspace in an open cockpit. I also see no reason why he couldn't have jumped off just before the takeoff, what was he holding? on first view, I seriously yelled at my screen "let the space squids have their hentai fun with thrawn and go bonk sabine ffs!!!" can someone please fill these holes for me? they drive me absolutely nuts

[@elijahlee3610]

@@oyblech8671 its confirmed that they did survive

[@oyblech8671]

@@elijahlee3610 "it's confirmed" isn't a reason, just because it is doesn't mean it makes sense or can be explained and that buggs the hell out of me

[@jonnie7891]

I’ve never stopped crying for Ahsoka and Anakin. The pain and realization in her voice in that moment is one of the most heartbreaking moments in all of Star Wars. The death of Kanaan is a close second.

[@TheMedievalman9]

Oh, man. So many scenes could be added. A surprisingly large amount of scenes, for a show that was supposedly "just a kids' show." My own top five list: 5. The final scene of "Twin Suns." We've been visiting an old friend in Obi-wan, saw as he and Maul finally resolved their decades long feud, and now we see Obi-wan wandering alone in the desert. But where does he go? To the Lars Homestead. And there we hear Beru call, "Luke!" And we see, far in the distance, a barely discernible Luke, running for home, as "Binary Sunset" plays us into the end credits. 4. The Kiss. Oh, yeah. All capitals on that. It was obvious that Kanan and Hera were in love. It wasn't exactly something they kept hidden, from the Ghost crew, or from us. And everytime it looked like they were finally going to show it, something always interrupted them. So, it was a "Big Goofy Grin While Saying 'Awww'" moment when Hera decided to shut Kanan up by giving him a big one, just before she left to get help from the Rebellion. 3. "Shroud of Darkness." Ahsoka is waiting for Kanan and Ezra to arrive, and to pass the time, she watches an old holocron of Anakin. The entire scene was a kick in the feels, because we know what happened to Anakin, but it's reinforced when Ahsoka tells Ezra, "What surprised people was how kind he was." And we watch as she gets sadder and sadder. What's even worse about this scene is not just that we as the audience know what became of Anakin, but we as the audience come to realise that Anakin is teaching a group of younglings and Padawans that will, in just a year or two of that recording, be dead by his hand. 2. The Look. Probably my favourite scene in the entire Rebels finale. Hera has forbidden Ezra from surrendering himself to Thrall, so he tricks her into looking for another way as a means to distract her. But before he goes, he looks at Sabine - and her face clearly shows the heartbreak she's experiencing as she knows he's right, and that she has to help him. It's an act of selflessness that would shame most Jedi. And the best part? She realises right from the time he made his decision, prior to Hera's attempts to stop him, that nothing was going to stop him, and we see her face grow sadder and sadder as she realises that she not only can't stop him, she won't stop him. 1. Ezra's rescue of Ahsoka. The one surprise about this is that it almost lost out to The Look. What put this scene over the top, however, was the reaction of every fan when Ezra physically pulled her into the World Between Worlds. I watched as gruff, grown men, who had openly expressed their hatred of this character when she was first introduced, openly weeping when they realised that she survived, and would be able to appear again in the future. We thought we were finally going to find out what happened to her during that fight. Boy howdy, did we ever.

[@distortiondaisiras]

yes! I agree so much

[@Rigiroony]

Baby Luke running killed me when I first saw it....even tho he's Ezra's age.

[@binder38us]

Very well done. I concur with all the choices but I would add the final episode scene where Kallis realizes he did not commit genocide.

[@MikhaelAhava]

That Twin Suns scene yes!

[@faizahmad8738]

I agree with the list but the death of Caleb Dume was also a very emotional moment

[@justafangirl6870]

I’m crying while watching this video like this is super emotional I love this show so much😭😭RIP Kanan😭😭❤️❤️

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

It was a difficult video to make!

[@matthewedwardgavin3861]

@@fynnoleianson8802 🙁

[@sofialu226]

AAAH KANAN'S DEATH!! You had to put the scene, didn't you!? I'm tearing up again ;-; I remember getting emotional with every single moment of this top. Even when I didn't watch Clone Wras, I knew Ashoka and Anakin/Vader relationship and that Ashoka was his Padawan, so I was able to feel that scene withou knowing Clone Wars. Rbeles is Underrated, it has little details and subtile things that happen while the story goes that make you conect with every each of the Ghost Crew. If I were ask which is my favourite Rebels character, I wouldn't be able to answer. All of them grew in me so much, and seeing their development and evolution comparing the first episode of S1 with the last of S4, is fantastic. You only have to e able to see.

[@shawnafflick1396]

The scene when Kanan becomes a Jedi, after the fight with the Temple Guard “you are what I once was , a Knight of the Jedi order”

[@randelljackman6004]

I think when Ezra told the Loth Wolf.. Goodbye Kanan.... at the end of WbW... That was very emotional... You knew at this point Kanan was never going to return in any form. The closing title for Jedi Night.... Black and White with ashes falling.. And the mournful music.... Great story writing

[@bamber119]

I found the prologue at the end as well as the hologram was equally amazing. I really hope they doing a search for Ezra with Sabine and Ahsoka or at least just with Ezra.

[@1991obelisk]

I agree with every one of those choices. If I may, I’d like to add an “Honorable Mention” of sorts. In Season 1, Ezra and Kannan came across some dark creatures on an asteroid mining/shipping facility. They later returned to that place to try and trap the Inquisitor. It worked for a while, but they started to get overpowered by the Inquisitor. Eventually, it came down to Him and Ezra. The Inquisitor started telling Ezra all the bad things that were about to happen, and Ezra was finally pushed too far. Rocks started rising, his eyes beamed, and his hair spiked. The inquisitor halted with a concerned look on his face as Ezra raised his hands ever so slightly. The music suddenly stops, and this giant dark creature comes up from the crevice behind him. Ezra lowers his arms, and the Inquisitor sees that Ezra is in full control of what is surely happening....Ezra’s fear has taken over, and he has dived headfirst into The Dark Side. Ezra thrusts his hand forward, commanding the creature to attack, which it does, but Ezra loses consciousness from the strain. At some point during this, you can hear Kannan say: “Ezra....nooooo!”. Kannan knew what was happening, but Ezra didn’t. I love this scene because it is Ezra’s first taste of The Dark Side and how powerful it is. Ezra wakes up and asks Kannan what was happening and that he “feels so cold”, signifying the unnaturalness of The Dark Side. Kannan tried to comfort him, carries him back to ship, and they fly away.

[@jonnie7891]

1991obelisk Yes. This was a powerful scene too. One of my favorites.

[@marshamoseley5878]

Kanan's honesty in that moment, when he apologizes to Ezra, was incredible. Probably my fave part of that episode, though, is at the very end. Ezra goes into the nose gun turret to be alone. Sabine shows him the disc she took from his old house, which has a picture of himself as a little kid with his parents, and she says, "Happy birthday, Ezra Bridger." Oh, my heart.

[@1991obelisk]

Oh man! I forgot about that!🤔That really was a powerful moment. Very emotional. Good call👍

[@openeyz]

Now, THAT is a Jedi!!!! RIP Kanan

[@danielfoster3813]

One of my favorite moments that didn't make the lust is when Kanan reveals himself as a Jedi. Knowing that there are no Jedi (aside from Obi-Wan and Yoda) in the near future makes it clear that the clock is ticking on his life.

[@StockeTepes]

Don’t forget Twin Suns. Mauls death was one of the best symbolic fights in Star Wars.

[@comradekenobi8146]

Interesting thought: Ezra, Thrawn, and the Imperial crew of that ISD could make a good movie or TV show in the future. Maybe they jump to a hostile alien world similar to Felucia, their FTL is fried, and the ISD gets stuck on the alien planet. Then, Thrawn, Ezra, and the Imperial crew are forced to survive with one another until some sort of rescue occurs. Eventually Sabine and Ashoka may find them, after the war is over.

[@jordynriege6853]

I honestly have to say Kanans death and Ezra saying good bye to kanan would be my number 1, It was so emotional!!!!!!!

[@29go]

kanan and ezra imo are the true heroes of the rebellion, i love them so much, in a time where it so hard to be a jedi they were able to accomplish so much with so much agaisnt them, luke was special and was obviously going to win, but these 2 paved that path

[@deadmonkey6835]

My top moment from rebel was kanan's death And you should do the top ten emotional moments of the clone wars but wait for season seven to end

[@eznf98]

So order 66 is 1 and when ashoka leaves is number 2, 3 probably waxer death 4 99 death 5 fives death and so on

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

I like that idea! I have a feeling there would be a lot of moments from season 7!

[@eznf98]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 true

[@parallaxwr5724]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 yup

[@gibbs615]

That first one you mentioned when Sabine finally let out her whole sad story, that was the moment when Kanan really should've held her in his arms when she started crying not just place his hand on her shoulder.

[@gibbs615]

@General Freckleface Glad you agree

[@vadimbanner2024]

YOUR OPINION DOES NOT MATTER

[@gibbs615]

@@vadimbanner2024 What the HELL is wrong with you anyway?!

[@vadimbanner2024]

@@gibbs615 I HAVE EXTREME HATRED FOR YOU

[@gibbs615]

@@vadimbanner2024 Well I ain't got no beef with you okay so just knock it off! Whatever your beef is LET IT GO!

[@FatBoyDrip]

That scene with Ashoka and Darth Vader gets me every time 😭😭

[@roytromb_strength]

Fuck! I just cried so much! Kannan’s death is still heartbreaking 😭

[@thescreenslaver8520]

Personally I think Ahsoka vs Vader was the best moment in the show.

[@elricthebald]

I don't think Sabine was able to overpower Kanan because she dealt with her past. But rather because she was severely tapping into the dark side through all the negative emotions. (I know Sabine is not a jedi but according to lore ALL life is subject to the force.)

[@Rigiroony]

Oooooooooooooooooooooh shit

[@Voulton_S.]

With Clone Wars's finale still lingering, that fight between Vader and Asoka is SO MUCH more heart wrenching than pre-season 7

[@cosmicmaster1006]

I think Kanan, Ezra, Ahsoka, and qui-gon are examples of what a good jedi should be

[@rodrigonavarro6397]

Man I clicked on this video for fight scenes, not to cry

[@carrilloexo2420]

Moments Sabezra pls

[@leahtheanimationfan40]

Another really sad scene to me is aftee Kanan's death when Hera is talkkng to Chopper. It makes me want to cry when she says "I was the one who was blind"

[@rejallain]

Star Wars Rebels definitely had some of my best Star Wars moments!!

[@gwenzenin8662]

Do you have any theories on what happened to Bo Katan and how Moff Gideon got the dark saber???

[@maverickproductions3818]

I hope she isn’t dead 🥺

[@Lyreck]

I feel the ending of the series is also very emotional ! Thanks for the video

[@grimgrimlin2308]

5:46 Darth Vader said this as a promise Anakin said this as a warning

[@JohnCocozza]

Obi Wan vs Maul... Twin Suns Episode. That was the closing of not only a TV Show arch but a cinematic arch.. Can't believe that didn't make this list.

[@joeybucklin6697]

to name a few others, obi wan and maul's final confrontation, and zeb finding the way to his new homeworld, i feel could both also be on this list.

[@vadimbanner2024]

I really hope EZRA AND SABINE get together in the future

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

❤️❤️❤️✅

[@isaackim7675]

When the reunion happens in the next spin off, it will be like the ending of the Force Awakens but Sabine will throw a tantrum on Ezra

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

Oh Hell yeah...

[@isaackim7675]

In the Trials of the Darksaber, I pictured Sabine entering Ezra’s tent that night

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

LMAO😂

[@quantumakis3396]

I think that the scene with Ashoka in s2 ep9 had to be in that video

[@warsthemarvel8608]

Ryder Azadi is a cartoon version of Clancy Brown (if Ryder gets to show up in live action there’s no denying that they’ll go to Mr Krabs himself)

[@seth-nico]

Twilight of the Apprentice will always be number 1 for me, especially after these final Clone Wars episodes. Ahsoka finally finding out what happened to Anakin, who was like a father to her after 16 years of not knowing and just presuming he’s dead. And then proceeding to fight each other to the death right after is probably the most bittersweet and sad thing in all of StarWars. It gets me emotional every time I watch it. I’m glad Ahsoka survived though. Kanan’s death is a close second for me. This show is SO underrated. I really don’t get the hate for it like I do the sequel trilogy which I also don’t like.

[@AlexOtto]

Alternate timeline to Kanan's death: Pryce: Target that fuel pod. NOW! Trooper: But sir, the fuel. Pryce: DID YOU JUST ASSUME MY GENDER?!?!? End of Story, Kanan Lives and Thrawn's defender project wins over Stardust and there would've been no Battle of Scarif and no Battle of Yavin!

[@oyblech8671]

there are a few things I've been asking myself ever since I've seen ezre's last scene... first of all, how could he possibly have survived? I mean an open cockpit in space basically just means death, it always did in star wars (with the exception of having a helmet, being master plo, or it just lasting a few seconds). add hyperspace to that and, as I understand it, they should've been fucked beyond recognition. secondly, I don't really see why ezra couldn't have jumped off the ship in the last moment, what was he force holding exactly? because the space craken seemed to have thawn under control. the door behind him, okay, but the only use that has is to keep the troopers from closing in on him. the vacuum of space during a lightspeed jump? that would be one hell of a feat and would break the established power crawl completely, wouldn't it? the emotional impact and the meaning for ezra's character arc is undeniable and very impactful but the fact that I have so many questions that seem completely answerless takes it off the first place for me. I hope someone here can fix that because it's been bugging me beyond belief for a while now...

[@jessicaroskelley6147]

Oy Blech I’ve always thought that Ezra was holding the oxygen in place as they jumped, based on the glass floating around him. I feel like it’s a similar situation to season 1 when he summons the momma fyrnock to attack he grand inquisitor. There, pebbles started floating around him similarly to how the glass did in the finale. He connected deeply with the force, but this time using the light instead of the dark. After all kanan was able to hold back an explosion caused by a highly explosive chemical meeting a laser blast long enough to get the rest of the crew out of there so I don’t think it’s too hard to believe that the force would lend its strength to Ezra to help him achieve the goal, especially if it was the will of the force all along. If you don’t think that’s possible there’s also the possibility he was going to activate the shield that most ships have when the hull is compromised. This is just my humble opinion please take it as you will Also, in Ezra’s final message to the crew just before the epilogue, Ezra also mentions that he had several paths in front of him and that this was the one he had to take. He didn’t want to have to leave his family but he surrendered himself to the will of the force for the greater good. I agree, he probably could have escaped at the last moment if he’d wanted to, but he chose to stay because it was what the galaxy needed. And in my opinion that is the fulfillment of four seasons of character growth, going from a lothrat with walls tougher than steel built around his heart to prevent it from getting hurt to being willing to lose his second family just after rejecting the chance to be with his first one. Hope this answered some of your questions or at the least gave you something new to think about!

[@JH24821]

Ezra created a Force bubble around the bridge (floating glass) just before they jumped. Ezra didn't leave the ship because the Force showed him something earlier on. ("There were seveal paths in front of me, although this one wasn't the one I wanted, it was the one I had to take. That's something Kanan taught me") Ezra knew that he (and very likely Thrawn) were needed elsewhere, and because of that knew he had to see this through to the end.

[@oyblech8671]

i hear you... still I can't help but feel like that's massively blowing the force and power out of proportion. where and how did he get the power to do that? "it's the will of the force" sounds a bit too convenient for my liking, that's basically saying "the plot needed it, don't ask questions.", it's the equivalent of the "god works in mysterious ways" argument used to tie people that have doubts back into the religious doctrine and it felt contrived af... if this is a thing now, why would we ever worry about a force sensitive anymore? if it's the will of the force that they should survive, they'll pull new powers out of their arse if need be, if not, well it was the will of the force to have them die. it may have been the shield theory, but then again, wouldn't that cut off the space squids' tentacles? and why would he have his arms stretched out like this and not just force push the button in an instant? and if he did and thrawn was released again, he'd be in quite the situation: shot in the shoulder, without a lightsabre, thrawn in front of him, storm troopers closing in from the back. I've thought abou these situations (, I like to think I've thought them through) and just for the life of me can't wrap my head around any of them... yes, kanan could hold back the explosion. just for a few seconds, maybe a minute tops though. while you could argue that the vaccum of space isn't quite as strong as an explosion at point blank range, hyperspace travel takes quite a long time long time (and the fact that sabine hasn't found him until after the war tells me that he's travelled quite a bit), like, in a new hope luke was able to begin his training and even make advancements while travelling, I just don't find it convincing that ezra would spontaneously have the concentration and sheer power with the force to hold back the vacuum of space, much less hyperspace for hours. if what you say is actually the explanation they'll go with, this scene ruins the power crawl for emotional impact and cheapens it massively - for me at least. when I first saw it, I had a feeling it was constructed backwards. they needed ezra to "sacrifice" himself to complete his character arc (the principle of which is pretty much perfect, as mentioned: it sums up 4 seasons of development) but somehow ended up with a situation in which that made no sense so they went with "it's the will of the force" and even had to give him a massive unexplained buff in the force to have him survive for "some reason". the more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that's more or less the case... also, if it were "for the good of the galaxy", filoni will have to come up with one hell of a story to justify ezra not helping the rebels defeat the empire. I appreciate your thoughts and the fact that you've taken time out of your day to speculate with me. have a nice one and stay safe!

[@jessicaroskelley6147]

Oy Blech you have made very good points and I’m enjoying having a rational conversation about this with someone I disagree with! Also I came up with another theory for the scene: I don’t thing having the shields up would cut through the purgills tentacles, depending on the shield we’ve seen things walk through them before so that might be the case here. And rather than holding the oxygen in place ezra might just be communicating with the purgill. This actually ties in with my theory about the whole floating rocks/floating glass thing. Ezra establishes a strong connection with the purrgil in season 2 so maybe here he’s connecting with them and the force to find out where to go and how to get there while also keeping thrawn in place. Guiding ships through hyperspace is an established force power after all, and one used by the chiss. Just a humble theory cause you’re making me think about this in lots of different new ways and I like it!!!!!

[@oyblech8671]

@@jessicaroskelley6147 I can only agree, it's great to disagree (although not really "disagree", I mean we both don't really know these things for certain, and, tbh, I really want this to make sense because I enjoyed the show quite a bit up until this point and I want my boy ezra to make sense and not be the victim of plot convenience) and discuss these things without being called an incel, manbaby, snowflake&commie/racist&sexist (entirely depending on the other person's political views) and whatever else! idk what happened to big parts of the fandom and why they stopped picking things apart together from different points of view without insulting each other... on to the point though, shall we?rey shields usually allow things to pass through them, true, that may explain it, good point! I don't remember the emergency shields being energy ones though, I think they're just metal sidings (I could well be wrong, just thinking about it, the only time I can remember the cockpit of a larger ship being this compromised was in rots when grievous broke the glass to escape, it was shut completely close by all metal barriers; that was a separatist ship so idk about star destroyers). I really hope there are examples of emergency rey shields for star destroyer cockpits that I just couldn't think of. I had a look at wookieepedia to see what they have to say about I-class destroyers but it doesn't mention emergency cockpit shields, neither under "armament and shielding", nor under "bridge tower"... the communicating with the purgill (sorry for calling them space squids earlier, I wrote it on mobile and didn't want to close youtube to look it up) part makes a whole lot of sense and is visually very consistent! to be honest I think ezra wouldn't even have to guide the ship through hyperspace, he could just communicate with the purgill and tell them where to head, I think as hyperspace travelling space squids they'd probably have a pretty good idea of how to get where. I think you're one of 3 people with which I've had a pleasant and interesting online discussion about star wars in quite some years, this is really enjoyable ^^

[@brandanpalmer]

Yo do a video on season 3 and 4 Ezrabine moments. cause theres a lot

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

FACT..

[@vadimbanner2024]

YES

[@elijahlee3610]

Lol when did they ever have any romantic moments?

[@brandanpalmer]

@@elijahlee3610 well pick your pick. theres empirial supercommandos when sabine grabs him and takes off, then at the end when they embrace after they are in safety. theres them training together in trials of the darksaber, theres ezra giving her his saber agaisnt saxon. theres them mildly flirting while fighting together on mandalore then theres the... entirety of season 4 basically filled with touches glances smiles hand holding embracing and generally being insperable and incredibly warm with each other. the last episode they are incredibly warm, they have that silent moment before he sacrifices himself, she begs him to leave the star destroyer and then finally the fact that she staying in his home, made it her house for 6 years and then goes into the unknown to find him

[@faizahmad8738]

Brandan Palmer I agree

[@soccerboi6866]

Great video 🤟

[@anessamer]

Kanan’s death was the most emotional scene in all of Rebels.

[@darksamuri3968]

Vader vs ahsoka by far

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

It was a great one Nate!

[@darksamuri3968]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 I really want Vader in the last scene of the clone wars

[@Captain.Cookie]

Great, now I’m crying...

[@spongy2859]

Congrats! No disliked

[@michaelbarrett818]

I loved this show. I feel like I like it a bit more then Clone Wars.

[@justchilling704]

I don’t like it more than Clone myself bc it just doesn’t hit some of the quality markers and was held back bc of its rating (TV-Y7). But it was a darn good show. I wish they rated it TV-PG instead they could have done a lot more.

[@juedkolbeck4230]

Awsome video. Great subject

[@mrs.romansdelight4091]

I’ve watched Rebels way more than the clone wars and I’m hoping they do find Ezra and he’s not brainwashed by Thrawn now that would be sad

[@hulkie1016]

More like the most emotional moments.

[@joshmorrison4722]

I would say the moment between Ahsoka and Vader AKA Anakin would be the most emotional scene of all. The reason why is because Ahsoka is now seeing such a loved one and great mentoring friend now turned into the darkest and most evil thing the galaxy has ever seen who slays all before him. I Can Only Imagine the total disbelief going through ahsoka's head during this moment such a sad moment it really was.

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

I agree Josh! So much emotion... 😭

[@joshmorrison4722]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 so emotionally shaking for Ahsoka for sure hands down. Hope you and the fam are well Mike. May the force be with you 👍

[@r.2499]

Great list, but as for me the reunion of Rex and Ahsoka always moves me.

[@brafshsyt]

Who is Spector 7’s father?

[@SmilodonGer]

I watched this show 2 times the first and the last time. If THESE are the best moments, I am sorry I did not miss a thing. Maybe the Ashoka Darth Vader episode but one decent dish does not make a restaurant.

[@not_chris1001]

6:39 Vader has a white lightsaber??

[@johncabaniss1628]

U left out the scene when Ahsoka learned about Anakin in the cave , and how emotional that was for her and how it hurt her and us in the temple when she was meditating

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

I had that one included, but it was a little too similar to the Malachor moment 👍

[@ezrabridger3322]

I miss Kannan, and my crew.

[@mitchlinnen2228]

Excuse me? Where is the journey into the star cluster to find Lira San.

[@matthewedwardgavin3861]

It was hard to watch the death scenes but 2 in 1 season so close to each other was harder

[@RIPchen54321]

Whats abaut Satos Death? 🤔

[@squidward9626]

Hey any updates on a sequal or a show similar

[@vadimbanner2024]

Possibly get one in Nov

[@cheek1983]

I’d say the only time I felt emotion in the show was when Kanan died (because he was one of the few good new characters) and when Ahsoka “died” because at the time, how would she survive Vader or the explosion? I guess I felt joy when the show ended because I could care less about it after Kanans death. Also, the death of commander Gregor was unceremonious and his sacrifice didn’t make much sense but what should I expect from this show?

[@keegans.3939]

World between worlds? Thought that place was cool

[@adamlhayman]

I have to disagree with your #1 choice. But not by a lot. That look between Ezra and Sabine, right before he left hit harder. Harder even than Kanen's death. Probably because it was right on the heels of Kanen only about 90 minutes earlier (when binging). The scene you chose was just the fulfillment of what was realized when they shared that look.

[@Scotto6977]

Can Dave Filoni make a Star Wars movie already,Disney?!

[@binder38us]

Yes, Rebels was just a kid show. Not. Rebels has enhanced so much of the Star War Universe. It was canonized in the Rise of Skywalker and has influenced not only the last season of Clone Wars but also the Mandalorian. This series has helped shave off some of the ugly burrs of not only the prequel movies, but also the sequels. All respect to Dave Feloni.

[@MerkucjoGrande]

Kenobi vs maul???

[@darthjames0849]

But sir the fuel ?? Pride is a maNNNNNN

[@tylersmith1409]

Ezrabine is not gonna happen alough in season 4 final episode when erza is about to jump into the vent him and sabine look at each other and yea but ezra sees sabine as a mature older sis rather then lover and if there is a sequel then sabine will be the 1 to find erza b because shes the closest with him

[@luisd7636]

you can add some of the great moments from the rebellion. but ahsoka vs vader had to be #1. most ppl thought ashoka was going to die in that episode

[@RyanWood24]

How is the Ahsoka Vader fight 3rd it’s arguably the best scene in rebels by far

[@skits_3d824]

Say it with me.... Ezra come home!

[@carrilloexo2420]

Parents Ezra is sad

[@ylohmpr6445]

IF you watched the clone wars the most emotional scene is asoka and vader

[@bobisconsumed520]

Favorite moment was all of Zero Hour episodes.

[@gumilangputraandiwaluya987]

To be honest, this show is much more emotional and maybe a bit better than the rise of skywalker, or the entire sequel trilogy (the graphics aint the problem, the plots and storyline is)

[@teiganweissman]

I would add Maul's death to this list.

[@dougraney3127]

Great vid. Too many commercials dude...

[@cooperswope9034]

I think that sabine should not have been able to beat Kanan in a lightsaber battle

[@matthewc3135]

Ahsoka and Vader should be number 1

[@FighterFlash]

0 dislikes... it is treason then

[@apexkritical]

Title is “Amazing moments “ not emotional moments.

[@Kemoc973]

Sad is the hair cut they gave him.

[@carrilloexo2420]

Problemas de Ezra vs Sabine, ezra win

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

FACT.. does Ezra is more train and more experienced than Sabine.

[@porro1915]

oof