The first hint is that Iskat sensed how broken the Seventh Sister is and even sensed something shattered inside of her. The other hint is when Seventh Sister was electrocuting Iskat, she said "But this is for me" referring to the ID9 electrocuting her entire body. That is a reference to being electrocuted in an Imperial torture chair. These could hint that the Seventh Sister went through the same thing as Trilla, Tualon, and Ninth Sister when turning to the dark side, being forced to become an Inquisitor.

As much as I like Kallus and his redemption I think as he is portrayed in season 1 he is to far gone. He acts in that season as if he loved killing all those Lasat. Basically I am saying I don’t know if redeeming him was the right choice.

Anyway what’s your unpopular opinion regarding the show? Got some good answers in regards to this in r/theclonewars and think I will get some interesting g discussion going here as well.

If you are in the SoCal area, the cast of Rebels and Clone Wars will be at Comic Con Revolution with chances for photos and meet and greets. I am going and hope to see Vanessa Marshall (Hera) while wearing my Hera bounding outfit!

The cast attending is Steve Blum (Zeb), Taylor Gray (Ezra), Matt Lanter (Anakin), Vanessa Marshall (Hera), Freddie Prinze Jr (Kanan), Tiya Sircar (Sabine), Ashley Eckstein (Ahshoka).

https://www.comicconrevolution.com/ontario/

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If you are in the SoCal area, the cast of Rebels and Clone Wars will be at Comic Con Revolution with chances for photos and meet and greets. I am going and hope to see Vanessa Marshall (Hera) while wearing my Hera bounding outfit!

The cast attending is Steve Blum (Zeb), Taylor Gray (Ezra), Matt Lanter (Anakin), Vanessa Marshall (Hera), Freddie Prinze Jr (Kanan), Tiya Sircar (Sabine), Ashley Eckstein (Ahshoka).

https://www.comicconrevolution.com/ontario/

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Been thinking about the battlefield on Malachor, and maybe the sith weapon was some variant of the leveler since the jedi and sith were petrified.

I'm in my rewatch of rebels, and now I'm just wondering why the inquisitors only sent one inquisitor after Maul, a very famously powerfuland effective duelist. Like I get he's older, but he still in essence tanks all 3.

Hi everyone,i’m working on a 1/6 scale ezra,kanan and grand inquisitor figure with final duel of the first season look,but the question is, Should i give them an animated style or a live action style look (headsculpt and suit)?

Did kanan really do the do, pump and dump, web hera up before either one of them said 'i love you'?

I always confused me to how despite being a couple, hera and kanan acted the same with eachother as everyone else did. It especially hit my off guard when in s4 dave filloni actually realised that he should do something with their relationship.

The idea i brought up is just funny tho and im sad that the show ended, especially because i don't get to see chopper be more of a little shit

POWER - Anakin Skywalker

"To survive this war, you're gonna have to learn to fight." "Mercy doesn't defeat an enemy." "

The greatest warrior the Jedi ever had, not just because of his extremely high force sensitivity but no one was more tenacious in spirit, battle and will than him, how hard he pushed himself and those around him to succeed to the absolute limit, to be stronger than any possible enemy they would face.

RESILIENCE - Obi Wan Kenobi

"You can kill me, but you may never destroy me. It takes strength to resist the Dark Side. Only the weak embrace it. Those who oppose it are more powerful than you'll ever be." "My allegiance is to the Republic, to democracy."

Not up there with the most Force powerful warriors like Anakin, Yoda and Sidious, but he has contended with the most formidable because of how he compensates for it. A Master in his defensive techniques, he defeated General Grievous when many Jedi were crushed by him, Maul when his own Master failed, and Darth Vader at full power by leveraging how well he knew his former pupil and Vader's own arrogance against him. The love of his life was killed in cold blood, a pain that no Jedi alive could possibly fathom not even Anakin who never had his wife killed in front of him, and he maintained resolute in staying in the Light. That is true power. Even then, he tried to assure Maul he knows the Dark Side wasn't his choice to make. And in his exile, he persevered in training to maintain his consciousness after death and teaching Luke what he needed to know, even after his death. While heartbroken by Anakin's turn to the Dark Side, he went all out in battle against Vader with the fullest extent to destroy him, and succeeded in defeating him, leaving him for dead.

REFLECTION - Kanan Jarrus

"I've learned to see things differently." "I won't let Ezra make the same mistake I did."

Kanan was a young Padawan who fled during Order 66 at his Master's behest and became a survivor. He regrets not being there for his Master, and regrets living a life of less purpose for so many years until meeting Hera. Upon reflection, he lets go of his mistakes and defeats the Grand Inquisitor. He takes Ezra as his padawan and guides him in his own fight, and teaches him how it is important for a good Jedi to be a good person too, how love and attachments makes a Jedi stronger despite what the Order believed but must learn to let go. Kanan learned to guide Sabine in her own fights as well. Upon reflection, he understood he had to let go what he couldn't control about Ezra's darkness, learned to go about it the right way, and properly acted on the guidance on how to "see" after being blinded - and became a better Jedi because of it. He went from running away watching his Master sacrificing herself to being the one sacrificing himself, which also enabled his padawan to gain the strength to... sacrifice himself which saved an entire planet.

COMPASSION - Ezra Bridger

"The fight is up to all of you now. And remember, the Force will be with you, always." "You'll always be a part of me." "Looks like you lose, Thrawn." "I couldn't have wished for a better family, I can't wait to come home."

"I just want to protect myself and my friends. Not just them, everyone. I only ever thought of myself. But Kanan and the rest they give everything away, and I see how it makes people feel. They feel alive, like I do now."

Ezra had no direction after his parents were captured, and the Ghost Crew taking him in, and guiding him along the way seeing what he went through, made him realize the good that existed in the world, and causes and people that were worth fighting, living and dying for. He was selfish, and became extremely selfless. "I can't believe ___ betrayed us!" may as well be his catchphrase because his strength and downfall was seeing the good in EVERYONE, sometimes too naive. Good that may not have even been there until Ezra brought it out. But he learned his lesson even if the hard way, but in some unscrupulous characters like Vizago and Hondo, Ezra did truly touch and it paid off in the end when all the relationships he built directly contributed to Lothal's freedom. Always boldly speaking out on the fights that HAD to be fought when others were thinking more logistically or bureaucratically, calling out Thrawn on how undeserving he truly is, assuring Sabine didn't carry guilt he felt she didn't deserve, being apologetic eventually at least when he returned from Tattooine and putting his naiveite to an end.

COMMITMENT - Sabine Wren

"We can fight each other or we can destroy this weapon once and for all." "At least we'd die free, as true Mandalorians." "Ezra's out there somewhere, and it's time to bring him home."

Not being trusted by those she thought the world of wounded Sabine very deeply and she keeps those demons close to the chest, because nothing was more important to her than family. Her new Ghost Crew family pulled her out of a tough spot, they gave her a new purpose and with them, she was able to face what she had been running. Confronting her family, gaining their acceptance and facing off against an Imperial-loyal clan, freeing her father leading her clan, destroying every piece of data on her weapon before reinstating Bo Katan as leader. She didn't have to go all out, but she did. Family, and promises are everything, and central to her identity as a Mandalorian. When Ezra disappeared and left an unclear plea that he was counting on her, there was likely no hesitation - she stayed behind on Lothal to guarantee its safety for years, likely became a Jedi out of a responsibility to fill the gap left by the abrupt absence of Kanan and Ezra, and for over a decade, never faltered on the obligation of finding him. As a Mandalorian, it was not in her nature to bring herself to let him down if there was a slim chance of fulfilling this promise, and eventually she saw it through, though with consequences, just as before in her past.

INDEPENDENCE - Ahsoka Tano

"I need to do this on my own, without the Council and without you."

As a Padawan learner, she was always capable more than others her age of being a survivor, succeeding in missions and getting out of the toughest spots that would test most knights. When she was framed, these skills aided her yet again, but could not remain a Jedi seeing how wrong they could be about things. She saw what was important to do, like rescuing lost Jedi and being one of the first to join the Rebellion, even if no one else was doing it. When Thrawn was rumored to return, she tenaciously pursued his allies, giving them a run for their money.

RESOLVE - Mace Windu

"I am going to end this once and for all."

The only person in history to defeat Darth Sidious, the most powerful Sith Lord, in a lightsaber duel. He would have if not for his arrogance, not foreseeing Anakin's betrayal. His ability to walk in the Dark Side but not be consumed by it, using Dark Side users' power against them, made him unique. But more than this, He recognized the need to stop messing around, and treat the Sith like the threat they were, and the importance of their destruction. The seriousness of it gravitated on him just as it should with all Jedi.

FAILURE - Yoda

"The greatest teacher, failure is." "Long time, fought I did. Consumed by fear, I was. Foresee it, I did not" "Failed, I have."

Yoda had centuries of experience building his knowledge of the Force, the nature of Light and Dark, and Jedi matters, but he was deeply flawed. They knew about the Separatists' being responsible for the Clone Army, and just continued going with it, and should've feared the potential consequences more. But they just wanted to get the War over with. It was arrogance. As he said to Ezra, they jumped into the Clone Wars out of arrogance. He would come to realize that win or lose, war takes its tolls in more devastating ways than could be imagined - on them as Jedi, people and the balance of the Force. Because he couldn't see the ulterior motives of the Clone Army, most of the Jedi were slaughtered, and with all his experience, he couldn't defeat Darth Sidious. He vowed never to pick up a lightsaber again, but Luke redeemed him. Yoda has failed so much, which is why he is the greatest teacher. He has the most wisdom to impart, the most to offer.

Is there any Ezra/Sabine fanfiction out there where Sabine helps Kanan in his effort to prevent Ezra from embracing the darkside?

I remember in the first episode of Season 3 where Ezra used the darkside, Sabine was so shocked she removed her helmet. Even Hondo looked a little shaken.

Sabine's face character will be in Galaxy's Edge starting today for Season of the Force. We are so close to getting ALL the rebels there.

https://www.starwars.com/news/sabine-wren-disney-parks

I saw this sassy little war criminal in Kmart upon his original release, however I was too broke to pick him up. Fast forward to now and I finally found one for a relatively reasonable price. Now I just need to track down his second Black Series release and the TVC version and I will be sedated until the Sabine/Chop two-pack is ready for shipping.

So ive been watching rebels over the last month so i could watch ahsoka and im right near the zero hour set of episodes and god i hate thrawn and not in a 'i hate the bad guy, the good guys are better' sorta way.

He's so uninteresting compared to iconic villains like vader and maul, His voice is so damn creepy and his dialogue has wayyy too many pauses in it and on top of that, This guy must be a savant because when ever he does his deduction schtick he pull's completely random conclusions out of unrelated evidence and it rarely actually makes sense to how he's always correct.

Is he a popular character or something because i keep seeing his blue ass pop up in any piece of star wars media set between episdes 3 and 4

So I'm meeting tiya sircar, at C2E2 and I'm nervous, for those who have met her what is she like.

Excluding Freddie Prinze Jr., who do you think looks the most to Kanan for a live action feature?

Unlikely to happen considering FPJ doesn't want to do anything with the character since he feels his arc is done and bringing him back would 'cheapen' his sacrifice

Besides, Kanan's look is very inconsistent thoughout different media, even the action figures look off, who do you think could pull it off?

We see Wedge in Rise of Skywalker. Assuming this chart is correct and that Wedge is roughly the same age as Ezra and Sabine, we can determine that the three will be in their fifties. Let’s also assume that Sabine and Ashoka find their way back to the main Star Wars Galaxy relatively quickly instead of it taking years.

Jacen Syndulla was apparently born in 1 BBY so unless the theories about him being killed by Kylo Ren are true, he should be in his mid-thirties.

Edit: apparently "Rise of Kylo Ren" addresses exactly who he killed and Jacen is not among them.

Why is it Jacen Syndulla and not Jacen Jarrus? Obviously Jacen Syndulla sounds better, but I would assume Hera would want preserve Kanan’s memory by giving their son his last name. Was it to not expose Kanan because Jedi are not supposed to have romantic relationships?

Edit: good points all around

Does anyone know the song in S4E1 Heroes of Mandalore: Part 1 when they’re rescuing Sabines dad? The way it crescendoes when Kanan ignites his lightsaber gives me chills!

round 1 - lightsabers

round 2 - force

round 3 - all out

guys Sabine literally means so much to me I grew up watching rebels and it's due to that I'm such a huge Star wars fan 🥹🫶 I never posted a cosplay in this subreddit but hii rebels friends I hope you all enjoy this!!!

Hey all! I just wanted to post this here as it's my first pic back from a recent con where I wore my new Ahsoka Series Style Ezra for the first time and my partner as Hera Syndulla.

I have two variations of the jacket (mainly for the sleeves) as two different sets leaks I've got show the sleeves being different, and both leakers are adamant on which version was used on the day of filming the hologram, but I can't clearly see from the show sadly. Hera Syndulla @lucys.folklore (insta) Ezra Bridger @chaptersofchester (insta) Photography @bigguyslimphotography_ (insta)