Im in my 30s and watching first time, this show is truly amazing and really gets the spirit of star wars.

I was always vaguely aware of the show, but really wanted to give it a shot after the Ashoka series. The art style was hard to get into, but the story is amazing!

I think there's some great episodes scattered throughout the 7 seasons, however I simply can't sit down and watch the show from start to finish. The anthology element of the show is too derailing, and as much criticism people give rebels about having "filler", TCW has way more episodes in that department. With Rebels I'm invested in the story through all 4 seasons, and even if an episode was a bit of a dud there's still at least something interesting in them. Plus, there's a clear arc in the development of the show with a real payoff in the finale that the clone wars for the most part lacks

Upon first viewing, how long did it take you to figure out who ‘Old Master’ really was. For me it took until I heard Sam Witwer saying “Old Master” and the chuckle at Ezra saying to call him ‘Jabba’.

In Rise of the Red Blade, I found Seventh Sister's interaction with Iskat interesting. The Seventh Sister said to Iskat, "worst-case scenario, I kill you, I don't even like you." The Seventh Sister appears to be distrustful of other Inquisitors after the Empire forced her to turn to the Dark Side. Plus, she mocks and laughs at them. It's still there in Rebels. Did the Grand Inquisitor's death upset her? No. She merely saw it as chance to climb to the top. This shows that she could be resentful of the Empire in a way. Iskat said to the Seventh Sister that she trained with Aayla Secura. When she shrugged it off, it's like she doesn't want to talk about it with other Inquisitors... or anyone. If no one is around, she'd gladly beat up any Inquisitor if that's ever brought up again. Maybe Aayla's death was one of the factors why Seventh Sister is who she is now: a cruel Jedi hunter. It is similar to how Trilla's master's betrayed factored into her torture to become the Second Sister. I think we should get another Star Wars Inquisitor novel, that gives more depth to the Mirialan Inquisitor we barely go to know in Rebels season 2. I think it'll be worth it! What do you guys think?

What is the correct order of events of Star Wars Rebels? Leave out any episodes from the show that are not essential to understanding the canon star wars universe, the canon storyline, doesn't give reasonings for why things happen in the canon storyline, doesn't expand on the canon concepts/ideas/story, and doesn't add any insight to the canon story. Thanks!

Figured I’d share my tattoo since my last post got a bit more attention than I normally like Work done by heathertattoo88 on IG

Doing a poll to determine which animated shows are in people's top five.

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The last thing kanan saw. Hera. Who is crying I'm not crying.

You fail to extract vital intel from one of their leaders, and then they escape, so your recourse is to blow up your own fuel depot, and what do you get from it?

One (1) Jedi.

If there wasn't precedent for killing Jedi without sacrificing vital infrastructure, maybe it would be excusable, but there's a lot. Oh, there is a whole lot.

But Pryce isn't done there. She then has the audacity to redirect resources into a big parade celebrating her sabotage of the Empire as a victory. I know Thrawn brought all of this up and said he'd deal with her when he returned, but like, why? The fuel depot would've been a priority target for Rebel forces to destroy, so she's basically a sympathizer at this point. Just have Rukh execute her as a traitor to the Empire now.

Oh, and then she comes underprepared for an assault on the main Rebel encampment on Lothal, and then she blows up more important infrastructure in the form of the captured ore crawler.

I'm pretty sure Pryce was a bigger detriment to the Empire than the Rebels on Lothal. Why not just tell Rukh to ice her?

I have been thinking a lot about Rebels lately and how I would have loved more but also how the show wrapped up so well. Yes, where’s Ezra was important to me but at the same time it left me with so many “let your imagination figure it out” thoughts. Leading up to Ahsoka, I was stoked to see everyone again but when I watched it I can’t help but feel that the show would have been better, more believable, as an animated season. Ezra , Sabine and of course Chopper where perfect and it’s hard to argue that we didn’t get an amazing character with Baylan Skoll as well as Shin Hati, but the things that seemed over the top or unbelievable would have worked perfectly in animation form. I don’t know what my point is here, maybe with Sabine and Ezra being cast so perfectly everything else felt meh. Anyway. Thanks for listening.

I read on internet that it is not good and not worthy of so I am bit confused to watch it or not. Please tell me your thoughts on season 5 should I watch it or not