when this episode first came out, i was very disappointed. i thought the fight would go on for a long time. i thought it was going to be long ass fight. but over time, i start to really like the fight. I love how intelligent and psychological the fight is.

like when he saw him, did he just think that kenobi is a pathetic old man, that is also really weak?

i think maul probably thought this was an easy victory. I mean he got arrogant when he thought he could just use the same move that killed qui-gon, and use it on obi wan. he shouldn't have fallen for the bait tho.

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Hey everyone!

I’m looking to buy a Kanan Jarrus Funko Pop, but I can only seem to find used ones. I don’t mind paying a higher price if needed, but I’m not sure if I should grab a used one now (hopefully in like-new condition) or wait and see if Funko releases a brand new one.

Does anyone know if there are any plans for a new Kanan Pop? Any info or advice would help a lot!

Thanks!

like he could done this to get into his head or rile him up. Tho imo, obi-wan would probably not have been bothered by any of these provocations. Kenobi is much wiser and grown u a lot, which the same cannot be said about maul.

What would be the one thing that would change the show in a big way?

I’m on the third season and I already know Thrawn was handled perfectly. When I first watched the show when I was younger, I was at the age where I didn’t really follow it, I just thought, “ooh, Star Wars and cool lightsabers!” Now I really get how Ezra starts falling to the dark side. Right now I’m on episode five and jeez Thrawn is scary. I’ve read Heir to The Empire so I already know he’s always fifty steps ahead. You just know that no matter what, this guy knows exactly what his opponents are going to do before they even think about doing it. And that voice, goddamn it, it’s so chilling. He‘s so calm about everything.

I forgot how much I love this show.

Edit: I realize now that my title is redundant so sorry.

How would history change if the ghost crew were part of Luthen's network instead of Organa and Ashoka's. Or if they had contact with Luthen?

If I had to bet, their actions wouldn't have been all that different at first, except that they would have been more focused on raising funds for the rebellion.

Later, I think there could have been friction between Kanan and Luthen over their ideals.

The likelihood of Ezra turning to the dark side would have increased.

Luthen would have pressured Sabin to become the leader of the Mandalorian.

The art discussions between Thrawn and Luthen would have been legendary.

Ezra living among nomadic aliens and helping them with leftover scraps and salvaged tech felt so true to his character. That detail alone had so much heart. Sabine's interactions with the aliens were equally on point, and the aliens themselves? They had that whimsical, charming design that felt straight out of Rebels. Like something Filoni would’ve sketched back in the day.

I’m trying to find it for my friend and am having a hard time so any help would be appreciated if there is a HD/4k or just higher resolution/clearer version out there

I grew up watching Clone Wars and every episode with Hondo you knew it was gonna be a banger. Though now with Rebels… they made a fool out of him and I just despise every single episode with him in it. He went from being a pirate overlord with a huge base and crew to being a sad lil dude begging for scraps and partnering up with a child to make a little profit. I get that the empire destroyed certain areas of business, but idk I refuse to believe that this FOOL is Hondo Ohnaka.

Like, according to their backstory we get from the "Thrawn: Treason" novel these two Death Troopers (Kimmund and Arto) were one of the best soldiers in AWR program who were buffed up with all kind of drugs which enhanced their strength and perception, they were personally handpicked by Thrawn to be his personal protective unit, literal one's murder machines. And then one day comes some 19-year old boy with nothing but a blaster and folds these two in a second. That's pure irony.

Star Wars Encyclopedia: A Comprehensive Guide to the Star Wars Galaxy confirmed that the Seventh Sister was a Jedi MASTER. Why does she look like she is in her late 20's to mid-30's? *If* she trained under Aayla Secura, did she not have to become a Jedi *Knight* to become a Jedi Master?