Oh yes! 😂

Facts. Th music intro was my favorite part 🤩🤩

Facts. Though imo, the best iteration of her theme is the one that plays when Anakin gives her lightsabers back to her in season 7 of TCW

Imagine if it was Starkiller they were fighting

Yeah it’s so cool that she has a history of doing this now. Deactivating shields using the force to escape from prison, and manipulating the mechanisms within the lightsaber to turn them on and off. Some people say that Ahsoka simply pushed the off button in this fight. But it’s clearly not true because the inquisitor wouldn’t have been so shocked otherwise Ugh she’s so cool hahah

@@trackert3358 Nah, pretty sure that Lightsabers are in tune with their wielders, and their will in the force, so to shut off someone elses lightsaber, Ahsoka has to overpower their will in the force with her own. It's basically a bitch slap to a force user to have this done to them.

@@jovalin5939 I know that, I’m trying to say that she’s cool af to wield that level of control/power

@@jovalin5939 Especially as those who delve into the dark side have the mentality of controlling the force whilst the light side tends to go with more of a guiding the force. Ahsoka overpowering the Inquisitor was essentially showing that she was so in tune with the force that simply guiding it over the Inquisitor was more powerful than they could ever hope to control it.

oh hell nah. she would never

She wasn't on the Council and she was not granted the rank of Master.

You mean a citizen of the Republic.

@@memecliparchives2254 this is outrageous. It's unfair!

@@memecliparchives2254 That hardly matters at that point in time. Fact 1: She WAS trained by Anakin Skywalker. One of the best Jedi duelists of his time. Also one of THE strongest force users of that time too. Fact 2: She was betrayed by the jedi order because they had no faith in her. Their apology was making her a knight. (she refused and left the order for good). Fact 3: The order trusted her a few years later as someone who could lead the assault on Mandalore and get Maul. And all this for someone who wasn't even a member anymore. Fact 4: She survived the Jedi purge and the years leading up to The Rebels. Fact 5: As far as we know, she kept helping people and keeping herself true to her beliefs in the years before Rebels. If you ask me, that pretty much sums up what Yoda would call a Master.

@@memecliparchives2254 She was literally a master by right of succession. The generation that taught her is basically gone, that makes her a teacher. No one appointed Luke a master either and yet he is considered one of the most powerful Jedi Masters to ever exist.

Agreed! That was so anticlimactic! She wasn't even introduced to anyone as a jedi or force user!

I mean, there is something about introducing the most important characters in Star Wars by making them seem preety casual. Obi Wan simply wondered into Luke on Tatoinee the first time we meet him. Yoda was literally just a green gnome messing with Luke. We see Leia, as she does something to a droid, that also wouldn't seem important if camera wasn't on him from the beggining of the movie. And Luke is just a young boy helping his uncle buy the droids. It's the villains in this serie that get to do the entrance. The Great Ones just wonder into the camera and it get's attention to realise that someone important just entered the scene. So in this spirit, making Ahsoka just climb down the ladder without telling us immidietly who she is (to new viewers, clone wars fans knew exacly of course) is keeping Star Wars tradition "Greatest ones don't make a noise around themselfe, they simply show up when needed"

@@mathuraphael9196 oh I agree but still lol this entrance was just so good it should’ve been the first one because it’s a re entrance after already meeting her thing lol