Finally, a comment on that

DeLaGarza Brothers a fine addition

Imagine him gleefully bouncing around like a child. Going crazy over all the fine options he has.

Greivous when he sees all the lightsabers: MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE!

Another lightsaber to my collection

Dark....and back to our usual greeting.... I seen you somewhere before....but where !?!??!?!?!!??!!?!??!!??!!??!

Wait it’s you

Ah... we meet again old friend...

No please stop

Why is he here

I was watching this exact line and then immediately saw your comment lol

Espicslly since that’s probably the line he would have said if he didn’t join the dark side and stayed a Jedi when Order 66 happened

@@JR-bf8su indeed thats proably what the Temple guard all said or felt

@@unchz SAME LMAO

@@historytank5673 as much as I would like that, it’s now confirmed that the visions Kanan Ezra and Ahsoka had were all made by Yoda on Dagobah. He helped many Jedi through the force during his exile and used the memory of the Temple guard turned Grand Inquisitor to help Kanan. The actual guard turned to the dark side a little before the purge

I actually interpreted this as a redemption arc sort of thing. Glad I’m not the only one!

Is having him defect before Order 66 not logical though? Otherwise I doubt the clones would have spared a Jedi temple guard for any reason. I don't know how it's done because I haven't read that comic, but I do have the one where he's a dark side spirit haunting a High Republic Jedi outpost. I personally thought it was good, it made me feel sorry for the Grand Inquisitor and delivered on his line "there are some things far more frightening than death"

Bariss Offee got into his head before order 66. He was one of the guards that brought her in before she made her, "Jedi R bad Reee." speech. It made him start questioning things.

It’s not actually him it’s a vision by yoda

@@omarbaba9892 what how do you know this and I prefer it being him Before Vader bounded his spirit to that dumb temple arc

r/CursedComments

@@justaguy7020 r/ihavereddit

Directed By Robert D Weide

SCP-1471 ok zoomer

Jajaja

Kanan:What, this is outrageous it’s unfair

jesus Zuniga take a seat young Skywalker

@@nathanielredillo5548 no..is not fair..

Nathaniel _ Redillo *young Jarrus

And that's how he murdered everyone to save Hera from nothing, only to force choke her later. Then he'll get some nice armor.

I thought it was to symbolize he was attacking “good” characters

I Interpreted it as him being a grey jedi, not bound by the light or the dark side, but being in the middle of it, balancing his life on this,like qui gon, and even anakin, altough anakin failed due to fear. Thats the way the jedi should be.

@Mister Majestic bad take

I more noticed that the red lightsaber called to Kanen. He was a about to reach the ones below it

Really hits different after the events of the Bad Batch premiere!😥

Just like parents: they give you all the tools and knowledge you need, whether you survive and thrive or not, it’s up to you

@Doctah Wahwee it also has time travel a forced (pun intended) and convoluted excuse for Filoni to bring his OC character from the prequels to post return of the jedi

Agreed. It's action and several emotional scenes suffered hard from disneyfication but there are genuinely good bits to it that really capture what star wars is

​@doctahwahwee2237 I was once one of those haters that hated the animation and the fact that it wasn't clone wars... until I gave it a shot like you said. It made me love it just as much as I love Clone Wars (maybe not as much because of nostalgia, tho). The story totally peaks after the first and specially at the end of season 2 tho, and goes hard with bangers all the way from seasons 3 and 4.

The two parter where Maul first appears as well as his fight with Obi-Wan are definitely my favorites. Also love that memorable line of his. “KENOBIIIIIII!”

Antarctica not the grand inquisitior he was a temple gaurd edit: oh thanks for the answers lmao so basically a temple gaurd is just a jedi(any rank) who was randomly selected to be a temple gaurd and after order 66 they were turned into inquisitors.(although some believe grand inquisitor was already turned before the order)

†JΔE † what Antarctica means is that the inquisitors were members of the jedi order and have fallen to the dark side.

The 2nd sister was a padawan, so apprentices can be inquisitors too.

†JΔE † Temple Guards are Jedi too

Temple guards are jedi, jedi sentinels.

Ah, a man of culture.

there is no council

@@redbepis4600 not anymore yet it still lives

@@spacecorpse3212 Well in theory at least three of the members are still alive at this time. Two of them are still Jedi and one of them is the grandmaster.

@@flamerunnerreviews1163 who's the third member besides yoda and kenobi?

*FUCKING GOOSEBUMPS* lol.

Was also epic how this was seen as a trial for him since he worries about danger, even from within ezra. Then he learns he just has to accept that he can't always be there for ezra, but at the least teach him everything he could before he's no longer with him, deep with how the series progressed.

R.I.P. Kanan’s pupils

But then the force restores his vision and he dies afterwards

True true

This is a next level joke

Local blind space wizard killing 17 soldiers in 1 room because a pale alien kept talking about the 1 kid he was supposed to protect.

Grand Inquisitor: "I think not." Also Grand Inquisitor: *litterally dies to him*

Perhaps a sort of "screw you" kind of thing

learned enough to be a Jedi, which isn't the knowledge he was seeking.

herumetto-san hey bruh I am your 15k like.

So he got 300 likes 5 days later hmm odd

Rule number 1 of Star Wars adopted family relationships: DO NOT THREATEN THE CHILD. The parent can and will destroy you. See: Din Jarin, Kanan, Anakin, Obi-wan, and a lot of clones.

I was going to post a comment almost exactly like this if I didn’t see a comment like this. I really want a Star Wars Rebels movie with Ezra AND Kanan. These two have gotta be my favorite duo in the Star Wars universe.

@@minisarge2619you forgot grievous. (The true grievous from 2003 not the one from 2005/2008)

@@minisarge2619 ESPECIALLY Anakin Skywalker lol. If anyone DARED to come near Ahsoka with ill intent just...pray. Just start praying lol. Fox was lucky Anakin had bigger concerns after not allowing him to see her. "Let. Me. IN." bone chilling.

His dark side was calling to him...

He's shocked when it lights up red and he gives it a second glance a little later on before he strikes with it. LOL I'm sure i'd be the same way in his shoes.

to me it just seemed like he was trying to grab one while keeping his eyes on the enemy and used the force to grab the closest one, i think any of the ones he grabbed would have been red

It's meant to represent Erza's state and possible future.

@@TheDaxter11 The dark side is meant to be the easier path, which is why he grabbed the one closest to him.

+Levi Karkiainen Nice reference!

I don't think I get the reference.

Phoenix Prime it's a Monty Python reference to the skit The Spanish Inquisition.

aderose Ohhhh, okay.... Thx!

But Did you Expect That I Already Expected This Because Of youtube Theory

no name R I feel you.

Quite inspirational, actually.

Many people try to find answers to combat or just to live with aspects of their life like this one - you succeeded to find your answer. I salute that.

Worth watching this, from another sci-fi show. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qppxYLCdnb-sqYE.html

Whenever someone writes something this deep, the question of why is usually moot because they HAD to write it. Like, on a spiritual level. Like it'd crush your soul if you didn't get this off your chest. I've been there. Hope putting it out there for us to read helped you as much as it helped us.

There's also another callback to their final duel at 2:34 the guard does the same bicycle kick the Inquisitor did to Kanan.

Love the Makashi Salute

I'm more concerned about the fact that this before the Rise of Skywalker trailer with Rey's double blade 😐

Charles DD why.. why does that concern you?

Pong Krell’s lightsaber does the same thing in The Clone Wars

It's almost as if it was an idea put to and approved by Lucas, and all the people bitching about 'Disney doing dumb shit'... were wrong! What a surprise.

@@Jokie155 Difference is that it's never activated in that state, it's just a way to store it more compactly. Even when he only used one of the blades it was folded out, because it's completely impractical to use it in its folded state.

i am pretty sure he used to be a temple guard. thatd be dope to see the scene we never got in revenge where anakin kills all but one temple guard who swore himself to the darkside ad vader. and then maybe see his struggle as a character in a comic or something thatd be kool

Ray Martinez Maybe we will See him in the new clone wars season

@@communitylo3313 thatd be super dope

@@communitylo3313 who knows maybe he already was what about Ahsoka's trial? maybe he was present during said trial lol-

Hi :)

Temple guards technically are still Jedi Knights, they just are granted kinda special rank within the order.

never watched until recently, I like how Cere uses this knighting ceremony on Cal once he's ready in fallen order

@@krombabulusmichael it actually came from the 2D Clone Wars microseries

"Filoni is really knowledgeable, or as Ming-Na Wen put it: a walking wikipedia of star wars" if that is true it only means worse for him, as it shows how little respect he pays it given the way he treated non-movie canon when making the clone wars series. Which doesn't mean that he can occasionally make great stuff, like this scene, of course, but still

@alvi syahri no.

@@Andrew-jo5po You obviously haven't played jedi fallen order

@@Noble0563 dont expect anyone to buy a EA star wars game

@@azka7804 Except Jedi fallen order was a good game that broke a lot of sales records so obviously a lot of people bought it bud

@@azka7804 And it has basically no microtransactions besides some skins...

He WAS a servant of the light. He died a servant of the dark

You obviously don’t understand what I said.

@@PikaveeT my bad then

Sorry for seeming rude about that previous reply btw

@@PikaveeT eh it's to be expected

Yeh that s pretty badass

Totally was

@@jacobrose1913 like a Bailsong sword.😅

Honestly looks and feels like a butterfly knife but as a lightsaber

I also found it cool because of 3 things -it’s a rare color -it’s double bladed -it’s a Swiss army saber

Mr Hippo That’s because it’s a throwback to McQuarrie’s original design.

I’ll be honest the thin sabres kinda suit the temple guards

I see it as a more complex artistic design; kind of representing how efficient the weapon is, it also gives off a more “reserved” & “clean” aesthetic.

@Valentin de las Carreras nope, the original concept art of a lightsaber was thin, so they decided to use it for the show, and the vader design was also concept art, so they used it for the show as well, alot of things look weird in this show because they wanted to use the first ever designs of stuff instead of how they already looked like for the final, they decided to use the show to try them out.

@@diizzy Too bad they suck ass

He said that while I was reading this comment

Would fit well during order 66

@@joaomiguelmoreira6363 even though he killed the other Temple Guards

@@ErrorNumber404 It is what he had to say then, but he only did that now

His real name is Rakesh Thanos

It seemed to be a thing as the order ended and in the new one. Obi-Wan had feelings for Satine, Anakin of course married, and even Luke wasn't against romantic relationships for Jedi in his New Order.

And that’s why he’s my favourite character in rebels

The Jedi are about suppressing emotions where as the Sith are about using them to power their abilties with the force. Both sides are equally just as bad as each other as the Jedi have carried out genocides they simply deemed necessary such as the one on Geonosis. It's kind of questionable since all sides in a conflict will always argue that it was necessary to do what was needed to win, especially if they won. Other times, the Jedi have had enough power to influence events for the better and do nothing, this was a major part of the story in The Old Republic and actually created more issues than it solved. You can actually see this being a huge problem in the movies since the Jedi aren't really known about that much to the general population and it's pretty clear that criminal gangs, slavers, and wars raged on in Jedi rule to the extent of affecting Anakin Skywalker, leading to him turning into Darth Vader. The Jedi only cared about being in control above the Sith rather than being enforcers of the law. Star Wars makes this a reoccurring theme and it's not that subtle.

"They feared the dark side and that was what led to their failure." actually this is not true.. the fact that they did not belive that the sith came back and they are behind everything (when Dooku literaly warned them) led to their failure.. I would even go further and say that Yoda's and Windu's ignorance led to the fall of the jedi order.. they did not even need Anakin, Sidious needed the clone army cause he knew even if he is the most powerful being in the universe he can't fight alone 10000 jedi especially that he was affraid of Yoda's powers

@@marco002 I'd argue the other side. It is very clear that well before the end they are more than aware the Sith have returned even beyond Dooku, they simply did not know where to find him. The Jedi fail because of their fear. They express routinely and repeatedly a fundamental belief that touching or even knowing about the dark side AT ALL is inherently corrupting. They TEACH this concept to their students. Anakin is told that if he uses the dark side it will consume him and there is no going back. Knowledge of the Sith and their ways are actively suppressed out of concern that it will lead to the corruption of Jedi. THAT is fear, even if the people experiencing it do not acknowledge what is happening to them. That means that any ignorance they may suffer from itself grows out of fear. They are afraid of the dark side and in turn infect their students with that fear. And when those students slip, even slightly, they believe themselves doomed and fall entirely out of that same fear. It is what ultimately dooms Anakin. The more he fears for Padme the more he becomes convinced that he is falling. And when he finally, for a brief moment, gives in and acts on those emotions to stop Mace Windu he assumes he is irreversibly lost and gives in entirely. Luke, Ezra, Kanan, Ahsoka (through her time outside the order), and Rey all either do not learn this lesson or do not truly have time to internalize it and each is able to touch the dark side and return from it BECAUSE THEY DO NOT FEAR IT THE SAME WAY. Yoda, Mace, even Obi-Wan are all corrupted themselves by their own fears of what the dark side is and how they believe it irreversibly corrupts.

+Papyrus yes it is

+Star Wars Rebels kill more people plz

+Papyrus hopefully it gets good to the point where they actually show heroes die or people being really drunk and stuff you know stuff from the clone wars.

+Stealthyhunter yep

+Stealthyhunter Yeah and not be the average Disney show.

Perhaps it was more of humility when it came to surviving Order 66. Most of the Jedi often fought and died when Order 66 was activated. Instead, he was forced to swallow his pride and run especially after viewing his teacher's sacrifice to keep him safe. You could see it as a lesson to how the Jedi aren't as powerful as they like to see themselves, especially due to how ignorant they chose to be in many aspects, particularly in the force as well. You can also argue that perhaps surviving Order 66 was a trial of guilt. Guilt that he wasn't strong enough to save his master. Guilt that the Jedi had become so weak that they let the war happen, partook in it only because the Sith were involved and the Republic said so, and guilt that ultimately, they betrayed their ideals as the so-called warriors of peace and justice.

Not hard to figure out. He was trained during the peak Jedi days.

The Dark side is the quicker, easier path. But it is no stronger than the Light side. So many Jedi and Sith forget this.

Wayta, they're the same in strength

"True power is not in the light or in the dark, it is in the balance between the two". Darth Revan.

Inquisitors are always restrained for when it comes to their abilities, as Vader trained them to never reach him and Sidious, only to hunt down Jedi under his command, which is ironic since the dark side is supposed to be the side where force users can reach their full potential in a much quicker way, yet the Inquisitors probably would've done much better as Jedi's.

Yeah and can we talk about how they should be dead, unless they did die to them or something.... idk

@@stephenthompson4912 think they were just force projections made by the force of the temple there are no bodies when you look later.

Alright guys, I get it, I’m a dumbass, but I know now

@@stephenthompson4912 You’re not a dumbass. It was a legitimate question and/or observation.

@@adamrobertson4058......, thank you mate

Kanan?Ooooo my dog!

Chill chill

Those Temple-Guards are such _bad*sses…_

Grand Inquisitor, it's me, 5B, chill, chill!

I still play san andreas on my phone : ))

If you cried after you watched Kanan's death, you are a TRUE Star Wars fan.

@@matthewstahl2487 I didnt cried but i was very Suprised and shock. Then again this is star wars.

None of us knows how we will react to darkness. Do we embrace it? Repel it and become enveloped in the light? Until we come to that path. Only fair knows the outcome of that final choice.

That scene was so deep for me!

+LegitSniper Why? I like the idea that he was once good.

+Phil Bolton *facepalm* you've never seen Empire Strikes Back have you?

same

+Jaeho Lee i dont get it

I was like Whaaat thee f*ck?!!!

The animation style of Rebels isn't my favorite (especially the first season looks rough), but the art direction was absolutely amazing with some really creative designs. Nowadays I think of Rebels more as a prequel to the OT (especially the lighter tone of ANH) than as a sequel to CW

Star wars butterfly knife

@@marianmolinogalan3256 That moment when you get backstabbed by a lightsaber

DarkWinter0115 a guy walking?

zae figure it out

Also: one of the coolest sounds, I've ever heard. And it's just great to see the folding double bladed lightsaber done right before Rise of Skywalker managed to mess that up too.

According to wookipedia, he voluntarily joined the dark side just before order 66 occurred.

Gasssolo He was the guard that was present at Ashoka's trial when she was accused of the Jedi Temple bombing. After that he grew disillusioned with the Jedi Order.

He was one of the guards that accompanied Barriss to the trial

(Onemai) Vara Pachimsawat yes readthe vader 2017 comic

Inquisitor: A Star Wars Story

*credits roll*

What was a red saber doing at the temple anyway?

@@just_a_tepig3611 I like to think it's more of a reflection of what's going on in Kanan. The temple is testing him so they put that saber there to see what he does.

The all mighty Teddy Bear I think they should’ve give him more credits. For example his blindness,suffering and experience could make him stronger. I thought that when he got blind he was going to be a super sword skilled, wise Jedi master (you know cuz you see different things when you’re blind, so they say)

@@diegolopez000 They went with the Rahm Kota route

@@mikeoxmaul45 IKR

@@mikeoxmaul45 Well Ezra was inspired by Starkiller so makes sense that Kanan was inspired off Kota

Lol

The entire vision was Yoda helping Kanan. By this point, the real Grand Inquisitor is dead, and later, Vader uses Sith sorcery to trap his spirit in continued servitude.

Mr Winkle *lifting head* “what you say.... aaaaaahhhhhhhhhh.....” 😂😂😂

Temple Guard : oops ..

the credits kick in

Grand Inquisitor: Well. That wasn't supposed to happen.

Did you call Kanan dumb? And if you read the comics, Vader brought him back to life. That’s what he was talking about. “There are things FAR more frightening than death”

@@uniform1901 no, I called the way TGI died dumb, not Kanan. I mean he beat jo Costa (surely spelled that wrong but u know who I mean) and was a very skilled lightsaber duelist and a former temple guard.. to die that way was a bit cheap imo. And I heard about the comic but didn't that release after rebels? Not sure here.

@@Vuel79 I’m not trying to undermine Jo Casta but considering that a bounty hunter managed to knock her out in the Clone Wars with their bare hands... I wouldn’t call defeating her much of an accomplishment.

This temple yummy so I'll eat it

Yes. I wish he could live longer. I liked him more than any inquisitor.

Yes! 1:44 PM 12/14/2019

Happy John Why did you tell us what day and year

vsauces dong and the time it was posted

And it actually happens

There were many little Easter eggs in that scene like plo koons and kiadi mundis. The lightsaber kanan picked up was even one of the ones sidious used in TCW.

he means the lightsaber has the same model as Sidious'

ik they just used the base model

Shu Ouma19 where?

Shu Ouma19 nvrmind

If this were written by George Lucas, suicide would not be redeeming anyone's soul. Luckily, Filoni doesn't follow George's philosophy of the force.

@@hitsurei The Grand Inquisitor chose a quick death rather than face the wrath of either Darth Vader or The Emperor for his repeated failures. In Legends Bevel Lemelisk who was an engineer and architect on the first Death Star for his failure The Emperor killed him and cloned him 6 more times and have the memories of each death put in the next clone. So what would you chose for your death? suicide by throwing yourself into a Star Destroyer burning reactor, Vader's Force choke or lightsaber, or The Emperor killing and cloning you many times.

@@ff3playerat least one of them is instant, and under my own control.

He didn’t hold his own. He was defeated.

@@zx713 Only when outnumbered.

@@Cailus3542 doesn’t matter. The comment was made he held his own. He did not.

+Petter Söderberg Its canon now lol

+Tac Son (Jackie Nam) Darth Vader did it in the original trilogy...

Vincent McCloskey He threw it like a boomerang and Kanan threw it like a clumsy grandma.

+Tac Son (Jackie Nam) No he threw it that way

+Petter Söderberg He threw it like it was some sort of Shuriken, he got caught up in the Ninja training atmosphere

+brav0wing Awesome observation. That's what they mean about relinquishing attachment to others; not that you don't care for people, but that you can't stop them from following their own path.

Stephen Jackson True, but the Jedi took this to extremes, as in no marriage, no romantic relationships. The Jedi believed that once emotionally attached, all Jedi would eventually try to control other people's fate and the future, the irony was that by implementing the law of no romantic endeavours, they did the same thing, they controlled the future and other people's fates.

+brav0wing Precisely. Well said.

+brav0wing actually, they forbade romantic relationships because it was liable to tempt a Jedi to use the Force for selfish reasons.

+The HaChiMaKi No shit Sherlock, in my response to Stephen Jackson I said the same thing. :))

I noticed that kanan used a red lightsaber

Susan Mullins Yeah, he questioned it through his facial expressions, but just said "fuck it, it's a light saber"

President Clint Hahaha

Apprentice**

@A loud Italian Isn't Kanan a Jedi Knight?

Lol Gamer_05 Actually in lore natural red crystals were made , but were extremely rare. There was a Jedi who once yielded one in battle but changed because it was seen as a symbol of the Sith.

not anymore, lightsaber colour is based on Jedi's personality in new canon. The crystals turn red when Sith use them because they have to "Bleed" them or something like that.

So how does Anakin's light saber stay blue during most of ep. 3?

+Lucius Fox A lightsaber's crystal cannot be altered .Hence Anakin using his blue lightsaber during his serve to the light as he did not have enough time to find a red crystal to make a new lightsaber .After battling obi wan and losing his blue lightsaber on the planet,he then made a new one and turned to none other than vader

Well in new canon, a lightsaber crystal colour is suppose to represent the owner. So after the conforntation with Mace anakin's lightsaber should of been red.

Dread Dark I hated the Inquisitor during season 1 and I was confused about his death, then when I was this episode I actually started liking his character

I think in terms of duelling Prowess, Kanan and the Grand Inquisitor was about equal. Bear in mind the Grand Inquisitor probably had more training the Kanan and Kanan for around half his life was left to learn on his own. The reason Kanan beat him in season 1 was not necessarily because Kanan was a better duellist, but because he saw through the intimidation tactics the Grand Inquisitor employed to make his opponents fear him, including his spinning Lightsaber blades. Ultimately, the Grand Inquisitor was taken aback by Kanan's sudden show of strength and wasn't given time to recover.

Jon Arbuckle “if you are to succeed in combat against the best of the Jedi you must have fear surprise and intimidation on your side for if any one element is lacking it would be best for you to retreat”-count dooku teaching general grievous during the clone wars

@@Rocmax417 very wise my apprentice

Any 3 v 1 fight is going to be virtually impossible to win unless you are the best duelist in the galaxy or some shit. You haven't been in many bar fights, I see.

+WhisperedFlame Praise the sun.

+WhisperedFlame and now it's canon too!!! XD

+WhisperedFlame you mean the semen wall?

Chad Saber

Legendary Donut “we don’t want to make a mess in front of the other temple guards”

*your memes please*

Kenobi reference, good

@Prod. Toni Awe indeed

Its also a subtle hint about the dark side, what the temple guard is telling Kanan about; that no matter what he does, his apprentice might still fall to it. His acceptance of that, is what leads to his enlightenment and hence passing the Trial Of Spirit.

No, he’s not like that.

If i am correct starwars follow right duel techniques whether sith or jedi

It's different, these folding ones are for ease of transport

Pong Krell also used folding double-bladed lightsabers in The Clone Wars

@@cassius_at And Slaughtered members of the 501sr and 212th

funny how i read this as soon as i see it

Goes to show that he was probably the most skilled guard at the time and why he was chosen as the grand inquisitor

niccceeee

roflmao KNOWLEDGE (Tai Lopez xD)

Here in my tenple,just bought this new lightsaber. Fun to drive in the Death star. But do you know what I like more than materialistic things? The force.....

+stormsasuke Force lighting*

look on how the middle Temple guards is holding the lightsaber at 2:45

"I thought not. it's not a lightsaber the Jedi would give you..... _it's a _*_sith_*_ artifact."_

Carolus no one likes being jumped

Nekron Cifer. 😂😂😂

Carolus £

Andrea Rezzani exactly he more powerful then them

It would have been a cool dual.

👍🏽

nerd alert!

RoyalGamer29 Yep. And proud of it.

+Sinapth NERD!

the show is improving alot.

It's like a Jedi interpretation of a dojo, with all the lightsabers hanging on the walls. It looks awesome

Y'know technically these guys were the ones who hunted down Dark Side users. These would have been the ones to see the most deadly action.

it was said in an interview that a lot of the small things Dave Filoni does for the show are very important so possibly it really is.

I think it shows that Kanan is the light side while Ezra is the dark side, he can try to wield both effectively but will eventually fall because of his attachment

Symbolic, when the guard was taunting him, he was probably going towards the darkside, when he accepted it's true, he cannot accept the fact he cannot protect his padawan forever. He accepted that, and there for, defeated, or suppresed the dark side even more.

I thought it was just for a gag myself, look at the way h looks disgusted when he realizes what he got.

It's to symbolise that overzealously protecting something leads to dramatic catastrophes. Like Anakin and Padme, she died because of Anakin. The red and blue symbolises balance, when Kanan falls down he only wields red. He realises how he was going to keep fighting irrationally, using his fears as fuel. So like how Luke clenches his fist after confronting Vader in ROTJ, Kanan realises that he would be acting for non-noble causes by retaliating. When the ghost-knights come to kill him, it shows that Kanan is embracing his Jedi nature, but more importantly demonstrating that he is fearful for his protégé. This honesty gets grief off of his chest, and enables him to think more clearly. Basically not acting simply on the "red" negative emotions, but rather on a balance of "blue" positive and a healthy dose of "bad" to keep him on the sane path. His retraction of his lightsabers at the end, shows his awareness of the test but also of self. Making the guard spare him, acknowledging that while "light" and "dark" are at odds, knowledge of balance and of potential failure can lead to rational decisions, rather than being lead blindly through a path simply by fear or submission to threats.

It gets better when you consider the grand inquisitor was the one who willingly betrayed the order and killed all of the guards letting Darth Vader and the 501st kill all of the younglings. If he had stayed loyal to the Jedi however these words would have been the last ones he would have said as a Jedi to the pad swans and younglings.

Hello there

Your move

You are a bold one

"By the right of the Council, by the will of the.....oh, CRAP! 😨

lol i was thinking the same thing

Oof

Yeah damn.

He’s a force ghost sort of and turned back to the light after his death I think I’m not fully sure

@@Da_caffeinated_insomniac It is Just a Force Vision of the Jedi Temple

@@Da_caffeinated_insomniac ​ I also think this was an illusion that the temple crafted and perhaps also a remnant of the Inquisitor's will. Kanan defeated the Grand Inquisitor and through this defeat allowed him to qualify for his final test for knighthood. The Temple used the Grand Inquisitor as a means to testing Kanan and then allowed his former adversary be the one to knight him. I do not think this was merely an illusion though crafted by the temple but a small fragment of the Grand Inquisitor's will. Considering that after Kanan and the orders were gone, the Grand Inquisitor remained to hold off the other two inquisitors. Perhaps a small bit of the Grand Inquisitor's will was freed into the light by Kanan defeating him and stayed with Kanan till his trial of knighthood.

Yup

+Carl Deaton I want one so bad...

Um, Pong Krell was dual wielding a pair of these weapons long before these guys here =/ And in Clone Wars, the temple guards just had double bladed lightsabers with oversized handles =/

Carl Deaton this type of a light saber was also wielded by a certain fallen jedi that was an asshole towards his soldiers

It's more like a quarterstaff, a butterfly knife is small and doesn't have two blades.

Honestly yes! It's a great redemption arc, BECAUSE its redemption TO himself. Not a switch from evil to good. Through becoming like his master and becoming a father and having a family does he let himself step up, open up and become the best he can be. Some people can only reach their potential for others and not themselves. Not to mention he keeps pushing himself through multiple traumatic experiences and just keeps going. Wish we got more from him, but I knew he was a dead man the moment he outed himself.

I know, right? He is a Jedi in the truest sense, like Ahsoka, Qui-Gon, and Luke.

@@minisarge2619 It is a good point. I didn't like him the first season or so the first time I watched Rebels, as he didn't really seem to act like a Jedi; however he admits he lost his way and refocuses, and hence finds himself, balance and enlightenment, and in the end becomes a true Jedi Knight. Good little arc he has.