As I recall Adam was not a fan of the Mortis arc.

I wonder if Filoni adapted Abeloth's story from Legends and made Peridia that unnamed planet the Ancient Ones originally came from thousands of years ago?

that means he IS looking for Abeloth

I don't think Filoni will use Aboleth as written in the comics and novel. However, I do think we will be finding out Filoni's idea/interpretation of The Mother amongst the Mortis gods.

You guess?? They are the mortis gods lolol

I absolutely agree. She deserves an Emmy nomination for this piece. It wouldn't surprise me, if, in the Final Season of The Bad Batch, We MIGHT get an episode or two that shows the earlier years of Morgan Elsbeth.

Too bad they killed her character, should have lived another season

@@Luis-de7lf Well, she reached her ultimate goals as a character: She discovered and traveled to Peridea, the homeworld of her people, found and rescued Thrawn, became an official Nightsister, and wielded The Blade Of (Mother) Talzin in a duel against her arch nemesis, a very powerful Jedi. She has become The Pride Of Dathomir and her Sisterhood. In many ways, she's the counter to Sabine, Ahsoka, and Merrin, in terms of realized goals and enlightenment. I truly believe, the first brand new Star Destroyer commissioned under Thrawn's command, will be named, The Elsbeth, in honor of Morgan's sacrifice. Thrawn doesn't take what she did lightly. If it weren't for her natural abilities and successful efforts, Thrawn and the Dathomiri survivors of Peridea would've been lost possibly forever. She will be remembered in the annals of Imperial, Dathomiri, and New Republic History. She was/is a cool SW character.

Was also great that they kept her fighting style linear from Mando season 2, very Chinese martial arts inspired

@@TheOnlyHawkeye666 Im also glad she got a rematch with Ahsoka. Kind of like Anakin vs Dooku (at least in the movies)

Abeloth is the only Mortis god still alive and if Luke didn’t kill her yet it’s definitely her

I don't think Filoni will use Aboleth as written in the comics and novel. However, I do think we will be finding out Filoni's idea/interpretation of The Mother amongst the Mortis gods.

"Is he making a big statue of himself?" LMAO

The father is anakin. Filoni he's simply completing the plot of the prophecy opened by Lucas in the movies and then in Clone Wars, when Anakin, Obi Wan, and Ahsoka meet the father of the Force. So one could say that anakin is the father (on the other hand, it gives even more meaning to the prophecy of the chosen one), ahsoka is the daughter and Baylan is the son

They should do a one season ezra ... so we get a bit of what happend in-between the end of rebels and today how he escaped thrawn an found the turtles .. then they could do him in current time catching up .. maybe seeing luke or training jacen that would be call even if it was a 2 part mini series

People seem to not pay attention to this too. Like the biggest complaint is "oh why didn't he just send more fighters, soldiers, blah blah blah." It's because he can't. He needs to keep whatever resources he can. You can visibly see he's upset every time he has to expend more resources every time. And it makes sense. He's going to be going back to a hostile galaxy, with zero clue on what to expect on his return. For all he knows, a whole enemy fleet could be waiting for him. So I can understand wanting to save as many resources as possible.

All he does is stand and talk. And his “strategies” are mediocre. One of the most boring overrated characters. Even Baylen is more interesting.

@@nanashi5139 that’s what someone in his position is supposed to do…he makes the strategies not the combat play. Those “boring” strategies prove effective. Making flashy ones can cause problems so he sticks to the simple ones and guess what? He won using those strategies.

@@nanashi5139 I feel like this is bait but in the interest of constructive discussion I should note, that's kind of the point of Thrawn. He's much like the Joker in that he's probably never going to beat the protagonists in a physical fight. He exists to challenge them in a dimension that they struggle to match which in this case is large scale tactics. We've also not seen him with any significant resources yet for the reasons explained above. (He doesn't need much as in Legends he started with 6 star destroyers under him and took over half the galaxy in half a year). I'll admit it's hard to get his character to be impressive on account of the fact that most screenwriters aren't space tactical geniuses and thus they need to compensate by constantly proving him right with the writing, resulting in Deus Ex Machina or incredible coincidences but hopefully we'll get to see him pulling out some tricks we've never seen before without destroying all the logic of the setting. Legends had him using interdictors to pull starships out of hyperspace in broadside positions of enemy cruisers and cloaking tech to win multiple battles by misdirection so it'll be interesting if they do something similar or something new. I'm just saying, it's early days yet, let him cook as the kids say.

Totally agreed. And that’s what I like about him. And me too in terms of looking forward to seeing his nexy move.

At that point, she couldn't actually know that... she doesn't know what the viewer knows.

I'm pretty sure Jay hasn't finished rebels yet... so he didn't know. (Yes... it's there in other sources).

I don't think Filoni will use Aboleth as written in the comics and novel. However, I do think we will be finding out Filoni's idea/interpretation of The Mother amongst the Mortis gods.

a lot of people tend to let their expectations and theories run wild which ultimately ruins their experience with shows like this. i’m glad i stopped doing that after The Last Jedi and just let the story play out

That’s why we are here!!!!😂😂😂😂❤

​@lindaouellette6656 too bad they totally missed the mortis gods

I want know to can’t wait to they reaction to loki

IMHO looks they cut it out, there's no way Adam (seen Rebels, and I don't know what they remember from Clone Wars) wouldn't catch it @@Stax2High

@monohedron9633 ya i noticed someone say they didnt like the mortis arc so they probably criticized it or were disappointed/upset/underwhelmed by it & just omitted it.

Bingo

The Sisters knew her fate. That was the purpose of giving her the sword.

I question if she will stay dead, a horrifying vengeful charred undead dark side user is a bit of a THEME in this franchise

Nothing about her character was "tossed out". That's nonsensically inaccurate. She had an honorable death and died at a point where her character was most liked and appreciated by the fandom. Rather that her character sticking around for too long and the fandom getting bored of her being a "I'll get you next time Ahsoka Tano!" type villain, she died in a purposed, meaningful way. She had a GREAT arc and died not for The Empire, not being just as another cog in the imperial machine, but for her own agenda, prevented our heroes from messing with their plan to repopulate the planet they were headed towards, for Dathomir. She was loyal to Thrawn, but only as a means to an end. She accomplished her goal and sacrificed herself for her sisters and restoring her culture. I respect and honor the way she went out.

@@YodatheHobbit I didn't mean "tossed out" from a meta perspective but that Thrawn (and maybe the Nightsisters depending on how much they really cared about her) just essentially used her as a pawn and disposed of her. I know she was proud to do so but it still pisses me off on her behafl, haha. That said, the Nightsisters gave him a LOOK when he destroyed the temple so perhaps there will be tension going forward...(especially if Merrin ends up in the mix, who is currently anti-Empire...or if they resurrect Ventress who is canonically buried on Dathomir).

Daughter is the missing head…beacon he was looking to was probably the Pool of Knowledge. They heavily teased Abeloth, here. HEAVILY TEASED…and I hate them for it. IT’LL BE SO COOL IF THEY DO IT!!!

I don't think it will be Abeloth. That's just speculation at this point. I think it's the Son that is waiting for him. @@ghostex3645

It consistently gets to me. Even edited like this, it came close.

That makes sense, but Star Wars is inconsistent with it because when a ship loses power all the bulkheads should slam shut.

Yup, Danny Inosanto was in the nunchaku scene with Bruce Lee. Diana learned from the best!