The Ahsoka Trailer Has Changed Ahsoka Tano…in A Good Way! When Did Ahsoka's change Happen?

[@coreymoore2719]

In my opinion Ahsoka is beyond the Jedi, she shares the daughter of Mortis's life energy, the embodiment of the light side

[@Noone-jn3jp]

I dont think the Jedi as we have know them is what they truly are. Asoka is the only true Jedi

[@coreymoore2719]

@@Noone-jn3jp 100% agree, she is better than the Jedi have been in possibly centuries

[@pranc236]

Yes, ahoska is following the will of the light side (ashla) of the force. People are forgetting this fact. She is no jedi, she is more pure than any other jedi for thousands of years.

[@DangerDude616]

Not only does she share The Daughter's life energy, it brought Ahsoka back from the dead. The Ashla itself is the life force of Ahsoka Tano.

[@CharlieHepp]

I appreciate your views and analysis. My personal opinion is leaning toward a similar vibe. The teaser did a great job I’m hyped to see what happens Ashoka calling herself a Jedi isn’t a bad thing, you can be a Jedi but your ideals don’t have to be the same as the ones from the prequel era, she is a new type of Jedi, for now, I’ll call her a Way-Seeker, a Jedi that follows the Will of the Force and goes to where the force takes her, rather than following a council I think if the writers of SW had framed the Jedi trials this way, and written Anakin's encounter with Palps and Mace as a failed trial, it would have made his fall to the dark side more tragic, and also more understandable I think that whatever Ahsoka saw or experienced in the Sith temple after she returned from the World Between Worlds when she chose to tread deeper into the belly of the beast, she was exposed to something that changed her, and she, like Kanan Jarrus, became a Knight of the Jedi Order at that moment. (or perhaps more precisely, a grey Jedi, but that's a different theory) We see the Dark Side energy of the temple corrupting the characters' decisions during this episode. Maul directly tempts our three heroes with vengeance on their enemies, and they quickly agree to ally with him. Yes, revenge is the bait Maul used, and they all took it. First Ezra, then Ahsoka, and then reluctantly Kanan Ahsoka was sacrificing herself on Malacore 5. It was the will of the force to save her from that end. How Vader doesn't die baffles me but that's the story Huang means one thing to me...and that's the most my thing in all of SW: Gungi. I want to see Guni and Grogu fly the Falcon. Maybe she just cares to take either label, “Jedi” or “Sith”……Maybe she is like me, I Choose Me, I don’t choose sides in life. I look at both “Sides” and look at their strengths and weaknesses and learn. Great video sir I was thinking, wasn't the three titles in the trailer, "Outcast, rebel, Jedi" was not just referring to just Ahsoka? I believe it's referring to Ahsoka (outcast), Sabine (rebel), and Ezra (Jedi). We know Ahsoka felt like an outcast, Sabine referred to herself as a Rebel throughout Rebels and Ezra referred to himself as a Jedi due to being trained by Kanan who decided to take the Jedi mantle and train Ezra. We know the three main characters will be Ahsoka, Sabine, and Ezra which makes sense. But I can be reached here I’m more excited about the show after seeing the trailer. Since the Mandalorian season 2, something has seemed off about Ahsoka. The Ahsoka series trailer just confirmed my suspicions. But when did this change the character of Ahsoka Tano?

[@rbrtmllr]

Ahsoka is a force wielder and embodiment of the light side of the force. At this point, I think being a Jedi is beneath her, and she has a different path.

[@digabledoug]

The episode with Ahsoka was titled "The Jedi". They were deliberate. You forgot the fact that she did die and has the pure light side of the force given to her by The Sister from Mortis when she was resurrected. Now, for the post Empire, to everyone she would be considered a Jedi in their eyes. But she is probably something more or different.

[@nodatastored684]

Anakin's Ligjt, the Bionic stopped the transfer... It's why he needed her. She has his light, without Ahsoka and Padme one to have the light and the other to embody the light he was lost, especiall6after He absorbed Dookus Darkside The convore is the daughters light

[@fazbrogaming7776]

Ashoka calling herself a Jedi isn’t a bad thing, you can be a Jedi but your ideals don’t have to be the same as the ones from the prequel era, she is a new type of Jedi, for now I’ll call her a Way-Seeker, a Jedi that follows the Will of the Force and goes to where the force takes her, rather than following a council. P.S: Way-seeker Jedi existed during The High Republic Era.

[@DangerDude616]

Excellent observations! I am so glad you posted this theory, I can't believe I didn't catch the JEDI callout in the trailer. And what's even worse is that I was POSITIVE that Ahsoka had told Din she was no Jedi, but you're right, she's given the opportunity to say the line, and purposely avoids it. She then warns of the danger feelings of attachment can do to a fully trained Jedi Knight. "The best of us" she describes them. The best of US, not the best of THEM. She is admitting that she includes herself in the category of "fully trained Jedi Knight". I believe you have given me the final piece of a puzzle I have been working on. I love that your thinking lead you to the Sith temple on Malachor... I agree that the moment Ahsoka became a Jedi did happen on Malachor, but I think it was AFTER her duel with Vader. After Ahsoka is rescued by Ezra via the World Between Worlds, and they make their subsequent escape from Palpatine, Ahsoka returns to her previous timeline. If you refer back to this moment during the Rebels season 2 finale, we get a montage of everyone licking their wounds and moving on, but not Ahsoka. We instead, see her limp back down into the depths of the Sith temple. We see the Dark Side energy of the temple corrupting the characters decisions during this episode. Maul directly tempts our three heroes with vengeance on their enemies, and they quickly agree to ally with him. Yes, revenge is the bait Maul used, and they all took it. First Ezra, then Ahsoka, and then reluctantly Kanan. Maul assures Kanan, Ezra, and Ahsoka of Vader's inability to the resist the temptation of the occasion, referring to the three of them as "two Jedi and a part timer". We immediately cut to a closeup of Ahsoka looking embarrassed or regretful when she is called this, a "part timer". This is a clue we are meant to notice. During Ahsoka's confrontation with Vader, he tells her he destroyed Anakin Skywalker, she then proclaims she will avenge his death - still letting vengeance motivate her. Vader points out "This is not the Jedi way" to which Ahsoka replies for the very last time "I am no Jedi." She uses her thirst for vengeance, the Dark Side to fuel her fight with Vader (and lost). Thank you for your patience if you have read this far. It will come together. Kanan Jarrus became a Jedi Knight in the Jedi temple at Lothal during a force vision, just a few episodes previously, where he was confronted with his own feelings of inadequacy, and the very real threat of Ezra turning to the Dark Side. After a duel with a Jedi temple guard, he accepted that fighting was not the way that Jedi win. Once he accepted this fate, he officially became a Knight of the Jedi Order. Simultaneously, Ezra was visited by Yoda in the other room, when Ezra is unable to come to the same conclusion Kanan just did, Yoda SENT THEM ON THEIR QUEST TO MALACHOR. I think that whatever Ahsoka saw or experienced in the Sith temple after she returned from the World Between Worlds, when she chose to tread deeper into the belly of the beast, she was exposed to something that changed her, and she, like Kanan Jarrus, became a Knight of the Jedi Order in that moment. (or perhaps more precisely, a grey Jedi, but that's a different theory)

[@CharlieHepp]

I appreciate your views and analysis. My personal opinion is leaning toward a similar vibe. The teaser did a great job I’m hyped to see what happens Ashoka calling herself a Jedi isn’t a bad thing, you can be a Jedi but your ideals don’t have to be the same as the ones from the prequel era, she is a new type of Jedi, for now, I’ll call her a Way-Seeker, a Jedi that follows the Will of the Force and goes to where the force takes her, rather than following a council I think if the writers of SW had framed the Jedi trials this way, and written Anakin's encounter with Palps and Mace as a failed trial, it would have made his fall to the dark side more tragic, and also more understandable I think that whatever Ahsoka saw or experienced in the Sith temple after she returned from the World Between Worlds when she chose to tread deeper into the belly of the beast, she was exposed to something that changed her, and she, like Kanan Jarrus, became a Knight of the Jedi Order at that moment. (or perhaps more precisely, a grey Jedi, but that's a different theory) We see the Dark Side energy of the temple corrupting the characters' decisions during this episode. Maul directly tempts our three heroes with vengeance on their enemies, and they quickly agree to ally with him. Yes, revenge is the bait Maul used, and they all took it. First Ezra, then Ahsoka, and then reluctantly Kanan Ahsoka was sacrificing herself on Malacore 5. It was the will of the force to save her from that end. How Vader doesn't die baffles me but that's the story Huang means one thing to me...and that's the most my thing in all of SW: Gungi. I want to see Guni and Grogu fly the Falcon. Maybe she just cares to take either label, “Jedi” or “Sith”……Maybe she is like me, I Choose Me, I don’t choose sides in life. I look at both “Sides” and look at their strengths and weaknesses and learn. Great video sir I was thinking, wasn't the three titles in the trailer, "Outcast, rebel, Jedi" was not just referring to just Ahsoka? I believe it's referring to Ahsoka (outcast), Sabine (rebel), and Ezra (Jedi). We know Ahsoka felt like an outcast, Sabine referred to herself as a Rebel throughout Rebels and Ezra referred to himself as a Jedi due to being trained by Kanan who decided to take the Jedi mantle and train Ezra. We know the three main characters will be Ahsoka, Sabine, and Ezra which makes sense. But I can be reached here I’m more excited about the show after seeing the trailer. Since the Mandalorian season 2, something has seemed off about Ahsoka. The Ahsoka series trailer just confirmed my suspicions. But when did this change the character of Ahsoka Tano?

[@BluhmGardens]

Good video, but there's a couple things I'd add. First, when Ahsoka refused the offer to rejoin the Jedi it was not because her opinion of the Order changed. In the CW episode, when Anakin asked "Why are you doing this?", she replied "The Council didn't trust me, so how can I trust myself?" She was never disillusioned with the Order, she began questioning whether or not SHE was worthy of being a Jedi. Later on with the Martel sisters is when she started questioning what it meant to be a Jedi, and started acting like she believed a Jedi should. This gave her enough confidence to approach Anakin and Obi-wan for help with Maul and Mandalore. When they turned her down it was like a slap in the face to her, and was the proof she needed to see what the Order had become. In that moment she experienced resentment towards the Order. I passed quickly because of the severity of the mission, and getting to work with Rex and the boys. But Maul got under her skin enough to bring the resentment back up again. After capturing Maul and returning to the Republic ship, I believe were it not for Order 66 she would have rejoined the Jedi Order upon returning to the Temple with Maul. But then Order 66 happened, proving what Maul had said to be true. When she went into hiding, she began dealing with "survivor 's guilt". You know, the whole "Had I done things different would my friends still be alive?" thing... Once she joined the rebellion she switched into the "anger" stage of grief. She wanted to get back at the Empire for what they had done to the Jedi, and Galaxy at large. She could not have called herself a Jedi then, because she was giving in to the darkness that is vengeance. We see that anger culminate in her fight with Anakin, when she says the thing. My point of all this is that we have not seen Ahsoka go through her last Trial yet. When Ezra pulls her into the WBW she has to immediately deal with the fact that she has to let her Master go the same as she tells Ezra he must. This is the beginning of her healing. Ahsoka went from thinking she was not worthy enough to be a Jedi, to the Jedi not being worth their reverence, to blaming herself for the death of her family and friends, to blaming the Empire, and finally to blaming Anakin for it all. Her Trial is to come to terms with the fact that no matter what she (or Anakin) could have done, nothing would have changed the events that occurred. She has to reach the "acceptance" stage of grief before she can be healed enough to call herself a Jedi again. Which, if the rumors about the show are true, we will see when she uses the WBW to view other possible futures had things been done differently. I believe this will have occurred before she even meets Luke. Just like with Obi-wan in his series, Ahsoka will not be able to see Anakin's Force ghost until she goes through all the same stages of grief Obi-wan had to to see Qui-gon.

[@occam7382]

I would personally argue that Ahsoka never stopped being a Jedi. Although as of 19 BBY she was no longer a member of the Jedi Order, her actions and moral philosophy undoubtedly are that of a Jedi. Ahsoka went out of her way to help Trace and Rafa Martez, even when she didn't have to and her actions screwed her over. Ahsoka went out of her way to help Bo-Katan and the Nite Owls defeat Maul and liberate Mandalore, even though she didn't have to and had no reason to trust the Nite Owls (considering her first meeting with Bo was... less than friendly). Ahsoka fought dutifully with the GAR during the Siege of Mandalore, even though the GAR had tried to have her executed. Ahsoka was willing to listen to and even work with Maul to defeate Sideous and save both the Republic and the Jedi, even though she had every reason to want to see them both fall. Ahsoka saved Maul from certain death (twice) when she could've easily let him die. Ahsoka saved Rex, refused to kill any of the men of Torrent Company, and went out of her way to bury and honor the men of Torrent Company with Rex even after they tried to murder her in cold blood. And that's just from Season 7 of The Clone Wars. All of this (as well as what Ahsoka does throughout Rebels) clearly shows that Ahsoka is a Jedi, regardless of what she may call herself. Labels are meaningless, actions are important, and the actions of Ahsoka throughout her adult life make it clear that Ahsoka is not only a Jedi, she is the perfect Jedi. Sorry for the wall of text (and repeating myself on more than a few occasions), but that's how I look at all of this.

[@DangerDude616]

Largely yes, but not completely. Consider her duel with Darth Vader on Malachor, after he claims he destroyed Anakin, She says she will avenge him. Vader calls her out, that this is not the Jedi way, and she disdainfully states "I am NO Jedi". and proceeds to attack first, letting her thirst for vengeance and her hatred of Vader fuel her attack.

[@Stryyder1]

This is good work. Something to remember is that the lense that everyone sees forces users through is that of the Jedi we can't expect Ashoka to denounce it every time someone calls her a Jedi .

[@benjaminkeenan8174]

There was a part in the Mandolorian where she is giving Mando instructions on bringing Grogu to the seeing stone and that if he is lucky there will be a Jedi who hears him. “Then again there aren’t many of us (Jedi) left” So I think that dialogue has some weight to it that I thought might factor into your equation about Asoka being a Jedi. I mean who else could she be talking about if not Jedi who could train Grogu.

[@DonGiggity]

Perfectly drawn conclusions, which I’m here to see realized. Very cool thoughts!

[@soxfourtyfive7582]

Based on a lot of points you made I can see what you are saying. I think also telling with the driod Jedi lightsaber vending machine lol. Gonna start it up

[@Rwickid]

Great video. As always. I appreciate your views and analysis. My personal opinion is leaning towards a similar vibe. The teaser did a great job I’m hyped to see what happens. Thanks for your content

[@CharlieHepp]

I appreciate your views and analysis. My personal opinion is leaning toward a similar vibe. The teaser did a great job I’m hyped to see what happens Ashoka calling herself a Jedi isn’t a bad thing, you can be a Jedi but your ideals don’t have to be the same as the ones from the prequel era, she is a new type of Jedi, for now, I’ll call her a Way-Seeker, a Jedi that follows the Will of the Force and goes to where the force takes her, rather than following a council I think if the writers of SW had framed the Jedi trials this way, and written Anakin's encounter with Palps and Mace as a failed trial, it would have made his fall to the dark side more tragic, and also more understandable I think that whatever Ahsoka saw or experienced in the Sith temple after she returned from the World Between Worlds when she chose to tread deeper into the belly of the beast, she was exposed to something that changed her, and she, like Kanan Jarrus, became a Knight of the Jedi Order at that moment. (or perhaps more precisely, a grey Jedi, but that's a different theory) We see the Dark Side energy of the temple corrupting the characters' decisions during this episode. Maul directly tempts our three heroes with vengeance on their enemies, and they quickly agree to ally with him. Yes, revenge is the bait Maul used, and they all took it. First Ezra, then Ahsoka, and then reluctantly Kanan Ahsoka was sacrificing herself on Malacore 5. It was the will of the force to save her from that end. How Vader doesn't die baffles me but that's the story Huang means one thing to me...and that's the most my thing in all of SW: Gungi. I want to see Guni and Grogu fly the Falcon. Maybe she just cares to take either label, “Jedi” or “Sith”……Maybe she is like me, I Choose Me, I don’t choose sides in life. I look at both “Sides” and look at their strengths and weaknesses and learn. Great video sir I was thinking, wasn't the three titles in the trailer, "Outcast, rebel, Jedi" was not just referring to just Ahsoka? I believe it's referring to Ahsoka (outcast), Sabine (rebel), and Ezra (Jedi). We know Ahsoka felt like an outcast, Sabine referred to herself as a Rebel throughout Rebels and Ezra referred to himself as a Jedi due to being trained by Kanan who decided to take the Jedi mantle and train Ezra. We know the three main characters will be Ahsoka, Sabine, and Ezra which makes sense. But I can be reached here I’m more excited about the show after seeing the trailer. Since the Mandalorian season 2, something has seemed off about Ahsoka. The Ahsoka series trailer just confirmed my suspicions. But when did this change the character of Ahsoka Tano?

[@TheMancalorian]

She's a Ronin, a Jedi without a master.

[@evillyn7895]

This was an interesting ride, your logic is sound. Ahsoka has evolved into the ultimate Jedi.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I agree. She is more than a regular Jedi

[@hdvsmith]

I think if the writers of SW had framed the Jedi trials this way, and written Anikin's encounter with Palps and Mace as a failed trial, it would have made his fall to the dark side more tragic, and also more understable.

[@davidparmly8828]

I agree with Corey below. The Daughter gave her a level of the light-side of the Force that is FAR beyond all peers during her era.

[@kalvinravn8431]

Maybe she just care to take either label, “Jedi” or “Sith”……Maybe she is like me, I Choose Me, I don’t choose sides in life. I look at both “Sides” and look at their strengths and weaknesses and learn. Great video sir!

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

Crazy really i remember watching Clone Wars Rebels with my Son when he was young then Mando came and I said this will be Live Action Clone Wars Rebels Filoni verse started before Disney. It's George still being involved

[@smngarnier]

I saw it as an "all the things Ahsoka is", like even if she says "I'm no Jedi", she was for long time and is part of her, even if blah blah blah.

[@leeball4]

I think the listing of roles in the trailer are all things she's been in the past: she was a warrior (as a padawan during the clone wars), she was an outcast (from the Jedi order), she was a rebel (but now the rebellion is over), she was a Jedi (she left the order). She may yet become a Jedi again, could be part of the series, but I don't think she needs it anymore and I hope she doesn't.

[@gullyfeather4330]

I feel like you might be right on this one. Ahsoka has been acting pretty Jedi like since Mando. I kind of hope that she goes rogue again tho, because I feel like she's following the Jedi way a bit too closely - her response to Sabine in the trailer felt super cold to me. Idk, feels like she's taking the no attachments rule super seriously.

[@Colombiarican31]

I was thinking, wasnt the three titles in the trailer, "outcast, rebel, jedi" was not just referring to just Ahsoka? I believe its referring to Ahsoka (outcast), Sabine (rebel) and Ezra (jedi). We know Ahsoka felt like an outcast, and Sabine referred herself as a Rebel throughout Rebels and Ezra referred to himself as a jedi due to being trained by Kanan who decided to take the jedi mantle and train Ezra. We know the three main characters will be Ahsoka, Sabine and Ezra which makes sense. But I can be reaching here.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I’d be inclined to agree but for all three titles they showed Ahsoka.

[@Colombiarican31]

@@TheOuterRim_G true, u def have a point...could that be why she gravitated to the Ghost crew so well? Each of the members was representing a side of Ahsoka. Kanan (the jedi), Ezra (the padawan), Sabine (the Rebel), Zeb (the soldier), Hera (the pilot and leader), Chop (the engineer). Ahsoka was all these things. Thats why she fit so well with everyone from Rebels.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

@@Colombiarican31 that’s a huge possibility. Good call.

[@Colombiarican31]

​@@TheOuterRim_G also, wouldnt it be trippy that Baylon ends up being Cal Kestis, and somehow the gap btw Jedi Survivor to Ahsoka, he had fallen to the darkside. And Shin is his daughter he had with the nightsister? That would be a heck of a way to bring him to live action. It can be possible. I know im over reaching on all of this, but I wish Ahsoka series and Jedi Survivor came out already, have too many questions!!!

[@jasensigafuse7130]

I honestly don’t see Ezera coming in till the last episode I kinda have a feeling that Ahsoka is going to sacrifice herself to save him based on Dave Filonis statement about knowing how her story ends

[@crashmoar290]

I’m more excited about the show after seeing the trailer.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Same here

[@scottcarver7393]

I imagine Ahsoka had many questions after being saved by Ezra. I could totally see her going to Lothal temple to consult Yoda for answers, so it’s totally possible she may have told Yoda she was ready to be a Jedi again and Yoda could have made her a knight before he died. However, this means Yoda was lying to Luke on his death bed when he said “the last of the Jedi will you be”. I think it’s more fitting that Luke brings her back into the order some time after ROTJ since she was his fathers Padawan.

[@pranc236]

Ahsoka was sacrificing herself on malacore 5. It was the will of the force to save her from that end. How vader doesnt die baffles me but thats the story.

[@TaraCicora]

It wasn't his time. He still needed to do what he was created to do.

[@pranc236]

@@TaraCicora for sure, it doesnt bother me and ahsoka would have been sacrificing herself for kanaan and erza to get away. Still good for the story.

[@DonGiggity]

I hope you are right and THANK YOU; for talking the history of Ahsoka. I wasn’t interested in watching animated ANYTHING. I’m just weird that way. You perfectly illustrated the situation. I thank you.

[@briangill4000]

Colin, do yourself a favor. The Clone wars and Rebels is way better than most of the live action movies. Add Bad Batch to that.

[@enbentz]

12:37 🤣did not expect that aggression towards Bariss 🤣

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Haha you're welcome. She ranks up there with Pong Krell and Slick for me.

[@vadneysean72]

Fun to learn magistrate is actually Bruce Lee's granddaughter. As always love the channel and you deserve a bigger presence

[@apmcd47]

Warrior, Outcast, Rebel, Jedi. They may all be describing one person, but what if they describe four people? Warrior: Sabine. Outcast: Ahsoka, Rebel: Hera, Jedi: Ezra.

[@brittanyjtaylor2638]

Can’t wait! If you have Thrawn you have got to have the Chiss fleet!

[@blackbilly1965]

Nope Thrawn was in exile when he was with the empire

[@TheOuterRim_G]

It’s confirmed that Timothy Zahn was a consultant in Thrawn’s live action debut.

[@brittanyjtaylor2638]

@@TheOuterRim_G htte is STILL htte......

[@darthmart6834]

Hello sir I've been watching your channel for awhile and love the way you are doing it. I really think that ashoka is a grey jedi. They way the jedi order didn't want to defend her in court she gave up on them.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Thank you! I would agree but we don't see Ahsoka using the dark side. That's one trait to be grey.

[@andrewfett142]

👍🏼👍🏼Good Ahsoka history. I sent it to some people that haven’t watched the animated stuff. I don’t care about the Jedi club. I like Ahsoka Jedi or not. :)

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Thanks! Yeah, you know me...I'm more Mandalorian. But Ahsoka is my favorite Force user...other than Darth Vader, of course.

[@mitchbailey4650]

I think your SPOT on, about Ahsoka and being a Jedi again.

[@stephanieparker5049]

Great video I ❤❤❤❤ Asoka Tano They did her dirty WTF She had to bounce This season is going to be great loth cats chopper rebels😳Let’s Go!!!!✌️

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I agree! Now she's free to be a true Jedi without the Order, which lost it's way. I can't wait for this show.

[@stephanieparker5049]

💯

[@biggsdarklighter0473]

About the phrase "beating a dead horse": That´s the point: It wouldn´t be nothing but relief for your frustration, but it doesn´t get the horse to move. So, you´re still stuck pushing the wagon. about Ahsokas duels against Vader and Maul: each of them works for three or four of the trials: It´s the trial of ability, flesh and courage. If you were lured in an ambush, it would cover the trial of insight as well. If the sith used psychological warfare against you, it would even qualify for the trial of mind. To me it´s mostly a formality, that she isn´t a jedi. It doesn´t mean anything, but I think all personal, emotional stakes of ahsoka died the day the council decided to throw her in front of the bus, so that might be why she was so averse to being called a jedi.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Causing more frustration which in turn makes you beat any dead horse you happen upon.

[@stevefindlater302]

I’ve never watched any of the animated series, it’d be good to see a video breaking it all down prior to Ahsoka coming in August. Fancy doing one? Or can you suggest a video explaining it all? A video breaking down clone wars and another breaking down rebels… bad batch is only 2 seasons so easy to catch up on 👍🏼

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I can do that. There are also a few lists out there that have the essential Clone Wars episodes. That way you wouldn't have to sit through some of the less needful episodes. Then, if you wish, later you could go back and watch those. BUt I'd like to do a Clone Wars rehash of different elements. Such as Ahsoka, the Mandalorians, and so on.

[@stevefindlater302]

@@TheOuterRim_G that would be perfect thank you 👍🏼 I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again.. love your videos and your style. I follow a channel called ‘TTFS’ (try to finish something) he has a very genuine and comical approach like yourself, check him out it’s Star Wars related.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

@@stevefindlater302 do you have a link? I’ll definitely check it out and thank you!

[@stevefindlater302]

@@TheOuterRim_G yeh sure it’s: youtube.com/@trytofinishsomething He makes props and his weathering techniques are outstanding 👌🏼 very nice bloke too. All the best.

[@kevinpotts123]

I don't know when she became a Jedi, all I know is that I want one of those Loth-cats for a pet.

[@jeffreycarman2185]

It could be as simple as no longer shying away from the title that should could reclaim.

[@TammyGordin]

Huang means one thing to me...and that's the most my thing in all of SW: Gungi. I want to see Guni and be Grogu fly the Falcon.

[@pathevermore3683]

To use a term from the Qel Droma romances... she is a watchman.

[@umbraemilitos]

I thought, in Rebels, Yoda gave her confidence to retake the title if she wanted it.

[@aaronjohnson6835]

Ahsoka was never meant for the Jedi imo, Anakin didn't just train her as a Jedi he trained her as a warrior. Her fighting style shows that unlike other Jedi of the time she is powerful on offence and defense, where most others were not. Her battle with Maul was a great demonstration of this. He gave her a greater understanding of right and wrong than most, I believe this is why she left the order. She knew through him the Jedi were flawed and when they chose to abandon her, she saw the error in their philosophy. She has died twice in cannon, being saved by the life essence of the sister and again by the intervention of Ezra Bridger in the world between worlds. I don't think this was by accident, she has a destiny that is playing out imo. Also random thought to consider while writing this, Anakin as the chosen one brought balance to the force not by destroying the Sith, but by bringing down the Jedi who had lost their moral compass. The survivors of which in particular Padewans have then been shown to have become greater Jedi that they could have in the order.

[@gr8tbigtreehugger]

The use of the term 'Jedi' is used to introduce casual viewers to Ashoka's force abilities. But, technically, you can't call yourself a black belt unless sensei awards it. Not sure 'relevant experience' counts as the qualifications to be a Jedi.

[@stephenh79]

In Rebels we don’t see Ahsoka leave the world between worlds so I think something happened to her of screen that we will see in a flashback, also Kenobi is the only one of the Jedi council that believed Ahsoka was innocent.

[@jetblast190]

The part that concerns me most about the Ahsoka series is that writing Thrawn into the series as an adaptation to Heir to the Empire does not fit with the current cannon as written by Timothy Zahn in the Thrawn trilogy and Thrawn: Ascendancy prequel trilogy where his primary loyalty is to the Chiss Ascendancy and joining the Empire was an end to the means to defend his people from the Grysk whom he sees as a threat to the entire galaxy. "There are things in the universe that are simply and purely evil. A warrior does not seek to understand them, or to compromise with them. He seeks only to obliterate them." This is the Thrawn we should get.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I agree. And nothing says we won’t. Maybe Ahsoka isn’t aware of the facts of Thrawn. Only what she’s known from him during Rebels.

[@jetblast190]

@@TheOuterRim_G It’s Ahsoka! So I’m going to enjoy it regardless, but I hope the Thrawn vs Grysk theory that we both seem to support is the story we get. If not, I’m going to trust Dave Filoni. He stated in an interview not long after the conclusion of Rebels that he’d mapped out how Ahsoka’s story ends. I’m confident that the Ahsoka series and his movie will be the culmination of his vision.

[@jasensigafuse7130]

Yea they seem to be replacing Luke with Ahsoka for Disneys adaptation of Timothy Zahn’s novel I love the character of Ahsoka and I really enjoyed Roseario Dawson’s portrayal of the role however I really have my doubts about the quality of the story we are going to get from Disney

[@jetblast190]

@@jasensigafuse7130 IMO, replacing Luke with Ahsoka works best, or perhaps only works if the story leads them into an alliance with Thrawn against the Grysk as teased in the new novels. That would also provide an adequate explanation as to why none of them appeared in the ST. If not, I share your concern.

[@brittanyjtaylor2638]

Hope so! Thrawn isn’t Thrawn without the Chiss fleet!

[@TheGothicHangman]

In the trailer the words follow each other, Rebel, Jedi…so she’s a Rebel Jedi and that is that, I have spoken.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

And you are heard.

[@stufromoz8164]

The term Jedi is just a word how an individual behaves is what is really important.

[@freelancenerd4804]

The hallway scene looks like a cut and paste from rogue one. Every time they make a new force character it just makes Vader look weaker and weaker. Show looks beautiful!

[@mattybkulas8200]

Correct me if I’m wrong but…… After her trial and before leaving the order I’m pretty certain Yoda awarded her with the rank of Jedi. Which she rejects and then walks away from the order

[@carlovisante2313]

Warrior, Outcast, Rebel, Jedi(?)

[@drkpoet23]

Time heals all wounds, and at this point in the galaxy the Jedi are more myth than reality. And those who claim Jedi liken to Luke rather than the dogmatic order that couldn’t see the forest for the tree, allowing Palps to take over.

[@schroder1972utrecht]

Stealth.... with bright white light sabers????

[@TheMancalorian]

I like Ashoka and Rosario Dawson plays a great Ashoka Tano. Im even a fan of Quinton Voss, infact i would like to see a Quinton Voss storyarch with a very native background.

[@DoulosHupsistos]

She is beyond what a tradional Jedi is. She is more atuned to the light side, than even Obi Wan was. She is a Light Sider through and through. She is pure. So Jedi is just a term, so normal mortals understand a bit about, what is a Jedi. She is more, that's why basicly, she is a Jedi, but more. I totally believe that she was in every way a mentor for Luke. She would never call herself a Jedi, but she was, and more. So the term Jedi for her is not wrong, in any way. 🤔

[@ironhammer5708]

Mace Windu is rolling in his grave. They forgot to call her ‘Citizen’ instead of ‘Jedi’

[@helcat3567]

I feel that in the galaxy far far way Ahsoka when she was resarected and gained the life force from the daughter. that's when her parth changed. I will never see her as a jedi. she is much more. I feel it's the force its self that removed her from this parth and I feel that she is just as the light side of the force created. well that's my 2 cents take care of Hellcat.

[@j.olacio5298]

If Rey, Ezra and Ezras teacher are considered Jedi, Ashoka is definitely a Jedi. She has more Jedi training than all of them combined.

[@drew6717]

I keep trying to watch clone wars, but can’t. The all ages type writing is hard to get through

[@TheOuterRim_G]

The first season is a bear. Once you get past that it gets easier.

[@kellingc]

I've always said she was Jedi. Looking it from a Shakespearian way, what is in a name? A rose is a rose and smells just as sweet. Ahsoka may not have taken in the title if Jedi, but her actions and decisions (post Martez sisters) screams JEDI. Just as a Sith doesn't have the title bestowed on them, it's their action with the force that defines them as such. Thar and supposedly the eyes, but that could be they have too much spice in their system. Wrong franchise? OOPS. My point being that Ahsoka has learned and is learning about the Force. I suspect she would transcend into a Will when time comes. No amount of name calling will change the fact that she is Jedi.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

You're spot on! One can be a Christian and not be Catholic.

[@schroder1972utrecht]

Snips is everyones favorite in star wars

[@spitflamez]

The Jedi are the 2 with orange lightsabers, Dark Jedi

[@hepcatjohnny2000]

Wouldn't surviving Order 66 count as passing the Trial of the trials?

[@robynhood1287]

This was a great video, made me laugh out loud a few times.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Thank you! Bringing joy to the Star Wars fandom every chance I can.

[@marquesedillinger131]

gotta agree "i am no jedi" is like her middle name

[@marvicty]

After Order 66, Jedi is no longer a cult but instead a name that is ambiguous. Anakin was driven away from the cult by the Jedi Orders hypocrisy, dogma and just plain old backstabbing. Ahsoka is Jedi because she a user of the lightside of the force and not because she is/was a member of the People's Temple.........I mean Jedi.

[@knightspearhead5718]

Defeating Maul worked with ezra too lol

[@COACHWARBLE]

She never passed the trial of flesh. Anakin was passed because his hand got cut off.

[@jasensigafuse7130]

I’m so sick of Disneys girlboss agenda . I feel that was the real reason why we got a Zeb cameo in mando , to explain why he isn’t in Ahsoka without saying why he’s not in Ahsoka. And the only two male roles are both bad guys and kinda seems like they are even going to push Thrawn to the background for Morgan Elsabeth. I hope I am wrong but given Disneys history and the announcement of Ray coming back ( nothing against daisy I actually think she’s a great actress and kinda hot ) my hopes for this show have dwindled after carefully dissecting the trailer. That being said it’s Star Wars and weather I love the new show or not I’m still going to watch it lol

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I understand your concerns. But Ezra is also in the Ahsoka trailer and Hayden Christensen is rumored (maybe confirmed) to be in it as well. And I’m sure we will see Zeb and Kallus. I mean, they kind of have to be there. I think Zeb in the Mandalorian was a tease.

[@jasensigafuse7130]

@@TheOuterRim_G all we saw about Ezera was a hologram and no Zeb or even a mention of Kailos we didn’t even see Jacyn Hera’s kid with Kanan I’m also hearing rumors that Thrawn is getting stabbed in his back and going out like a ( female dog ) I really really hope I’m wrong and the rumors I’m hearing are false but it’s Disney we’re talking about so until I actually see it im not getting my hope’s up also if I had to actually pay to see it I wouldn’t even bother to be honest until I saw the entire season reviews and for some reason every time I start to think and tell myself it may be good I hear Hayden’s voice from rots screaming liar lol

[@teejay1035]

I work in a corporate where some old white men still carry on like they're from Mad Men. I have two children, both girls and I want someplace for them to see what they can be - not literally but allegorically. As a proud dad, I have no jssue with the girlboss agenda. I don't want my girls to be held back or down by entitled men. By the way, Ahsoka as girlboss happened while Lucas still had the reins.

[@jasensigafuse7130]

@@teejay1035 it’s fine to have strong female characters and role models I think it’s a wonderful concept until it narrates and focus every thing on that one thing. The ot had Leah and didn’t have to sacrifice the story or dilute/eliminate Luke or Han, the pt had padmae who was a noble Queen and then a senator and still had many men also shine, clone wars had Bo-Katan Padmae Ahsoka all strong empowering women and more still didn’t have to sacrifice the integrity of the dude’s, rebel’s also had a very diverse cast and still great storytelling. Yet we get the st and they make Every man a soy boy chump they totally cucked Luke emasculated Po dameran totally ruined Finn ( that could have been a great character ark if done right) season 3 of mando Din apparently isn’t competent at anything but flying his n1 and hanging in the background and apparently forgot how to swim ( other than the gate in his way he had little issues in s2e3 ) and the only two men depicted in the extended trailer for Ahsoka were both bad guy’s . I have no issues with promoting a strong female lead which is easily done with a character like Ahsoka but not when it comes at the expense of degrading or eliminating all the males . Star Wars is a vast universe with many forms of life (not just women) also did you notice the hologram of the new counsel with monmotha? All five were women . And yea we might be getting a scene or two of flashback Anikan or even a scene of a force ghost but in a vast universe with umpteen different species the only few that are able to stand up and fight are Ahsoka Sabine and Hera? O and chopper. Now the action looked great Roseario Dawson is awesome as Ahsoka and the chick they got to play Sabine looks like she was born to play her Hera will be pretty cool to see in live action. I digress we won’t actually know until it comes out but from first glance it seems like another political narrative driven Disney fan fic. Like I said I hope I’m wrong

[@teejay1035]

@@jasensigafuse7130 I would respond by suggesting that headcount is not the same thing as role scope and impac, however I'm not here to change your mind. If that's your view, that's ok. I would only ask you to consider these two question: how does it harm anyone to have more female leads? What does anyone have to lose having more female leads? I also personally have a different take on Luke's treatment thanks to perspective shifts I've experienced from having my ass handed to me by life on more than one ocassion, as well as recently racking up a half century. But that's a conversation for another day, perhaps.

[@bdarkstar9136]

going to party like an ewok playing storm trooper helmet bongo's right before a victory feast ;)

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Haha! A feast on stormtroopers

[@filipondrej804]

It could be nice, if you add clips to your video, like that 'Not yet'

[@knightspearhead5718]

With her being friends with Luke i find it highly unlikely that she wont be a new era jedi.

[@Feromonics]

Great drumroll

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I feel it lacks rhythm.

[@gregorygray2403]

Damn good video, my friend Asoka is a Boss...

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Thank you! And yes she is.

[@assassinbassin6086]

bro went full lenny on the dead horse bit

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Ouch! Of Mice And Men

[@scottvillett4854]

Whether she uses the title of Jedi or not it seems to me that leaving the order....an order that turned it's back on her......but choosing to follow the will of the force....like Qui Gon Jin did....and lead the life of a Jedi....without all the political B.S........makes her more of a Jedi than the......well......the Jedi she walked away from......so maybe in a galaxy that is now devoid of a Jedi order proper Ahsoka is the ultimate Jedi.....ah......who cares the show looks awesome and I have loved this character since somewhere around season 3 or 4 of clone wars.....in the first 2 seasons I kinda hoped something large and heavy would fall on her......she was intolerable in the first 2 seasons.....and everybody knows it.....anyway great video love the content can't wait to see this show and hear your thoughts as it unfolds

[@brianmorisset4489]

Asoka is humble

[@nucleuscyborg5036]

How did Ahsoka get her 2nd lightsaber back?

[@yeetskeet7234]

You're fixation on labels, blinds you from the path. #facts MTFBWY

[@TheOuterRim_G]

The label is in the trailer

[@yeetskeet7234]

@@TheOuterRim_G without a question mark (unlike your thumbnail) Ahsoka is as much a Jedi as any master could hope to be. The fact that SHE shuns the label doesn't make her any less. That is IN FACT the point of her journey (as if it wasn't obvious) MTFBWY

[@yeetskeet7234]

@@TheOuterRim_G just as I'm more a Christian than a bunch of hypocrites sitting in church this morning 😘

[@ericahyland1624]

It's the Lightsabers and the ability to use the Force. Most of the older generations remember the Jedi and associate them with those traits-lightsaber and Force Use. Ahsoka uses both Lightsaber and the Force so yes, she LOOSELY falls under the category of Jedi. The Thing is Not many Regular run of the mill Galactic Citizens know what actually went on behind temple doors. Ahsoka did. Because she left that way of life she does not Identify as a Jedi because she doesn't agree with their teachings and as far as she is concerned that is what a Jedi is, someone who follows the teachings of the Order she grew up in so in this case, No. Ahsoka is NOT a Jedi BECAUSE she doesn't follow the Code she was taught in the Jedi Temple as a Youngling. But is Star Wars has taught us anything (Mando case in point) There is usually another "Way" Ahsoka took her training back to it's very roots and found that the Jedi weren't always as Bureaucratic and willing to throw their own under the bus. She found the original teachings of the Peace Keepers which is different. That still doesn't make her a Jedi simply because the title means something different to her than it does to the rest of the Galaxy.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

It would also depend on how those practicing view the Jedi. Is it the teachings she didn't agree with or the political hypocrisy? Maybe she left the order (definitely) because the Jedi had lost their way from the founding principles of the teachings. With the Jedi Order gone, she...and maybe Luke...can get back to what the Jedi were meant to be. Thus creating a newer version of the Jedi that grounds itself in what it was truly founded to be originally. If an average citizen were to see someone use the Force and carry a lightsaber the word Jedi automatically comes to mind for them. Hence Anakin asking Qui-Gon Jinn if he was a Jedi. So, the word can be loose to describe the Force (for citizens). And while they can practice Jedi teachings and be a "Jedi" maybe they don't follow the Jedi Order. One can be a Christian without being Catholic.

[@ericahyland1624]

@@TheOuterRim_G Exactly. Though I think she's become more of the Physical embodiment of the Lightside of the Force like the Mortis god known as The Sister. After all that owl creature follows her everywhere and has since her trip to Mortis. So she's more of a Guardian of the Force. Like The Brother and the Bendu

[@eaglessixersfankeepingitre3247]

Asoka has become Bendu walking in the middle, she is no Jedi. 😳🤔😳

[@TheOuterRim_G]

The middle? We don’t see her use any part of the dark side. She also doesn’t stay neutral when it comes to light vs dark. She picks the light.

[@blackbilly1965]

You are special Gerald, lol

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Hehehe

[@otisthetowndrunk]

Please don't call Bariss a bitch. Her methods were wrong, but her reasons were 100 % right. She may have even thought Ashoka escaping and leaving the order was the only way to save her. They were friends, of all the people she could have framed, Ashoka was probably the one she had least reason to if there was not some other motivation. Bariss did not become an inquisitor, she was may have not been totally corrupted by the dark side, she was more like Saw G.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

I’ve also called Pong Krell and many other males dicks. What would you call her if you were framed for murder and sedition by her? Would you care about her reasons? There are other ways to make a point. And it isn’t by framing someone who trusted you and confided in you. Maybe the tone was a bit harsh on my end. I’ll give you that.

[@otisthetowndrunk]

@@TheOuterRim_G I think it is a bit harsh, because she was right, and we don't know what became of her, and in the long run it was better for Ashoka to leave the order. The only way to open her friends eyes to the hypocrisy of the order might have been to betray her. She might have saved Ashoka's life but doing that. Until we find out how Bariss story ends, I think it is too soon to say that with certainty. What if she had been having force visions, knew it was the only way to ensure Ashoka survived order 66.

[@GodspeedSuperbeast]

The only Jedi there was Luke

[@SnakeBiteKisssS]

Ashoka is a Jedi.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

YES! One can be a Christian without being a Catholic.

[@GAJake]

I see ahsoka as someone who leaves a corrupt church/ Jedi Order that lost sight of Jesus/ The Force. She’s no Jedi/ not a member of that church sect. But she is still a light side force user/ follower of Jesus. Maybe she considers herself a Jedi again once luke reforms the order.

[@StarWarsPolitics]

Kind of like comparing a christian leaving the catholic church but remaining a beleiver in christ?

[@GAJake]

@@StarWarsPolitics That’s how I think of It yes

[@bw6138]

Ahsoka is a Gray Jedi.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

In order to be gray, one would practice the dark side, along with the light side. We don't see Ahsoka use the dark side, at all. She is the embodiment of the light side.

[@bw6138]

@@TheOuterRim_G ok, we need Gray Jedi then. That would be an interesting story arc. Maybe they could do that with Rey since she merged with Kylo Ren. (Light and Dark. Rey and Kylo is when the Force split into two.

[@TheOuterRim_G]

@@bw6138 I think we are going to see a bit of that in the Ahsoka series. But I’d like to see less distinction between the light and dark. More of a mindset that the Force is the Force. It doesn’t have two separate parts but one balanced part. Like the Bendu.

[@Sp3epyvr]

Early pls reply

[@TheOuterRim_G]

Welcome

[@blackbilly1965]

@@TheOuterRim_G why?? Because he was 1st to comment?? I'm a dick, lol

[@TheOuterRim_G]

@@blackbilly1965 lol nah. I try to reply to as many as I can.

[@Jeff-ne1lh]

It looks like a terrible fan film...