Last thing he saw was the woman he loved....he got his sight back right at the end 😭😭 that scene never gets any easier to watch

Gaxelle: " i dont really feel like saying much after that" everyone else: same

This, Twilight of the apprentice, Twin Suns, The Wrong Jedi and The Siege of Mandalore are the most emotional and absolute best moments in all of StarWars for me.

9:49 The way Hera screaming No is silent, replaced with a wail of sorrow. That’s how you get me to cry. Every time.

Kanan Jarrus (Caleb Dume) Jedi knight, master, and friend Rest In Peace And may the force be with you.

Dave Filoni on Kanan’s eyes regaining their color. Rebels Recon: “When I was drawing it I could just see his eyes and I was like that’s a moment where he can see her. And I thought in this moment because he’s in this point where he’s just kind of energy, where he’s about to die, when he’s more one with everything he’s ever been, you’d have this clarity where things like physical sight just doesn’t matter.“ SW Celebration: “He is, in this one instance, not so much a part of the material world as immaterial. He’s almost in that world between that I like so much. And I thought it’s this one instance, again the reality of it or not, it’s what you believe, and what you feel. And I think for Hera their connection, that she can see that and she can see him and so...what does that mean? Do you need it to be about your eyes seeing somebody or not? I don’t know. But that was the way to express in that moment, and I thought it was great.” Director of cinematography Joel Aron on what happened: “Clarity. It wasn’t that they were seeing each other, it’s just that everything connected. For how I perceive that moment is that everything’s okay.”

*Me in the beginning:* I am ready to be hurt again *Me at the End:* GO BACK GO BACK!!!!

"I wish... I could see you..." "You could always see me."

Drunk on truth serum Hera is hilarious.

When I saw young Kanan in the first episode of the Siege of Mandalore I thought “The things that boy is going to do.” His final act was what I thought of the most.

That “Stardust” project by Director Krennic is foreshadowing to Rogue One.

The things Kanan hears(?) in the beginning. Kanan: Want a ride? Ezra: The Jedi temple is in danger. Hera: Kanan, you haven't gotten me a present since we first met. Kanan: You can learn what it truly means to be a Jedi. Ezra: You didn't prepare me for this. Kanan: There's something I need to tell you. Ezra: I know I can always count on you.

In the season 2 finale he says to Hera "we will see each other again". He was then blinded. In his final moments, before he died, he fulfilled that promise, and saw her again. One last time.

R.I.P. Caleb Dume aka Kanan Jarrus 33 BBY - 0 BBY MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!

"We will see each other again, I promise" -Kanan, just before leaving Hera for Malachor

On behalf of all of us who watched this before and anticipated this...thank you for your response to this.

When Rebels first started, I never thought it would be like this, I underestimated it.

"There is no death.....there is the Force." He is part of the Force now, and because of that, as another famous Jedi once said "No one's ever really gone." :) A noble sacrifice. Long live Kanan Jarrus, Jedi Knight.

I get the feeling Kanan sensed his death was near from the way he was acting this episode.

The more a Jedi is connected with the force the better they can "see" the future, or "futures", so yeah, Kanan knew his fate.

4:23 One of stormtroopers is voiced by dave filoni.

The reason he cut his hair is because this is what he looked like when he met hera as caleb dume, and the loth wolf pretty much told or showed him that he would die. He wanted to die as caleb dume, not as kanan jarrus which is why he cut his hair. He became one with the force and pretty much was a force ghost before he died which was how he, a regular jedi with a midichlorian count of around 13500, less than half of anakins original count, was able to pull of an anakin type force feat from clone wars and regain his eyesight. He knew he would die and became one with the force before the bomb even exploded

I’ve seen this scene dozens of times in dozens of reactions. It makes me tear up every time.

This was hard episode to watch. A death of a main character hasn't really been done in the TV shows, the only one who came close was Fives. But, Kanan's death is amazing. I remember when I first watched this I was stunned and heartbroken, but it is very satisfying, and he died like a true Jedi. Because of that, it's one of my favorite episodes of the show. rip Kanan Jarris. You were the best new character of the show.

I love the detail we can see on kanans hand. His hand at heras side is calm while the other one is shaking

Kevin Kinner does it again with the amazing music

That was one of the emotional scenes in Rebels! finally you reacted to it!

"I wish, I can see you" Kanan Jarrus, Jedi Knight.

I've been looking foward to this

Kanan sacrificing himself for the people he cared about the most was a huge heartbreak. He probably knew Hera, Ezra, Sabine, Zeb, and Chopper would be ok since they have each other 😭.

"You can come with us... come with me, and be trained in the ways of the Force. You can learn what it truly means to be a Jedi." Kanan to Ezra, very first episode of the series. And now, in episode 66, Kanan teaches him his final and ultimate lesson: what it truly means to be a Jedi. Friend, Teacher, Master and, above all else, Jedi Knight. Farewell, Kanan Jarrus. Thank you, and may the Force be with you. Always.

'Can't he be in a little force bubble' we know xelle, we know... :'c

“Maybe they didn’t bring Zeb ‘cause he smells” 😳

Not gonna lie: I cried like a baby when Kanan died...

Even though you can't see us. We are all crying 😭

Remember Director Krennic and Project Stardust for Rogue One

Gaxelle: " i dont really feel like saying much after that" we know.. we had the same reaction... actually i not just shed a tear or two, i literally cried, and i am not that type, and i am a grown up man.. but still.. it felt, like loosing a long time friend..

This is an amazing episode of rebels, from start to finish, Kanan knew what he had to do, and regaining his sight to look upon his crew for the last time, Just hits ya. Brilliant reaction, the storytelling is perfect, amazing show.

2:19 Ooh I think this is the most I’ve hated Pryce. Until later in the episode.

Damn even watching along with you and having seen it multiple times since it originally aired, this episode gets me every time. It was about as heroic and epic and heartwarming (the part where he "sees" Hera one last time) an end for a beloved character as Star Wars has ever done, but it still hurts. Every time. :(

2:06 this might be an interrogation tactic on Thrawn’s part, as though he’s saying “you are the last of Cham Syndulla’s children, when he’s dead the Syndulla name dies with you. keep that in mind when you refuse to answer questions.”

We all cried when this episode aired. Hope your ok Xelle❤️

Such a sad episode, but one of my all time Star Wars moments

What I loved most about this end, to a very beloved character. Was at the beginning, Kenan, was reluctant to take on Ezra as his apprentice. He didn’t think he was good enough, or strong enough to teach Ezra the right way. But in the end, his faith in himself, and in the Force was restored. May you Rest In Peace Kenan Jarrus...Jedi Knight.

Kanan Jarrus....not Jedi Knight. He died a Jedi Master. He did the one thing Anakin never could...save his loved ones from death. But Kanan did. Not through a thirst for power, or manipulation. But through sacrifice. Kanan exemplifies what it means to be a Jedi. Now if you all don't mind, I need to go sob in a corner as I think about this episode.

Normally I'd write a paragraph or two explaining my excitement for what's to come or why I loved the episode. Sometimes even three. But today I will not. Rest in Peace Kanan Jarrus, Jedi Knight. Edit: Okay but I gotta mention how the last soundtrack was absolute perfection. It is enough for me to just hear it to make me tear up again. It's been so many years since I first watched this episode and I still miss Kanan so much.

I’ve been dreading this day for her for a while this is still incredibly hard to watch kanan became a favorite of mine so quickly and then his eye sight coming back is what broke me

Very heartbreaking episode. I like to watch your reaction to; "Kanan Jarrus | Jedi Knight [A tribute to Caleb Dume]" from HFP.

The lives of people are often a collection of moments. In these moments they are presented with a core choice: to use their gifts selfishly, or to act selflessly. To the Jedi however, these moments are especially important because those sensitive to the force often come to embody the character of their choices. Kanan Jarrus was presented with his critical moment, and chose without hesitation to use the Force in the defense of others. In doing so he embodied a true Jedi Knight. May the Force be with you Kanan Jarrus. You may not have been the most conventional, the most skilled, or the most powerful Jedi, but in the end you were everything a Jedi Knight should be.

This whole episode really hits you with the Kanera feels and then it just ends like...that :'-)

the 'star wars rebels' picture at the very end together with the music really got me

It wasn't Kanan that saved Hera, it was Caleb Dume. He had hidden what he truly was for so long, and now, to save the woman he loved, he embraced being a Jedi again, one last time. He knew that his time had come, and he did not try to run from it, he accepted it, as a Jedi.

Kanan was a true Jedi in the end. Not restricted by some some strict, isolating, outdated, and lifeless code; but instead full of love and was loved, upright in character, a family man, and a good friend.

Kanan was a great master to Ezra, he tried to teach him the best way he could... I hope we get to see Ezra's character develop even more in future shows

From tears of happiness to tears of sadness in seconds. In the end kanan became a TRUE jedi knight.

This was such an emotional roller coaster, but it fits into place, I say as my own emotions just remembering the first time I ever saw this one, it was like I was going through the passing of either mother or my two sisters and how that affected me and how it affected my own nerves and so forth. Thank you again.

"The heart of a Jedi lies in your strength." -Kanan (Rise of Skywalker)

That black and white Rebels logo at the end... so good.

No idea why but the first time I saw this the following quote jumped to mind for Kanan and it's kinda stuck with me: Death is just another path... One that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass... And then you see it. White shores... and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise. Also just about the only Jedi to die on screen not for duty or their apprentice but for family. Gone too soon but a life well lived nonetheless.

“A Jedi’s life is sacrifice”

What makes it worse is the expanded lore behind this scene. Kanan was unable to become a force ghost as he was unaware how and upon realizing he is unable to contain the blast he accepts his fate and mentally prepared to die. Doing so allows him to become one with the force. In exchange for his return to the force, his energy soon joining with it, the force granted him one final wish. The return of his sight to look upon the love of his life one last time. This scene will never be easy to watch.

Random Rebels hater: "Ugh, Rebels plot armor." *Kanan dies* You were saying?

Rip Kanan. It was funny seeing high Hera though xD

Great reaction Xelle! I also cried at the end of this episode. It gets me every time I watch it. This was one of my favorite episodes of Rebels from this season

It is finally here... I cried again, this is amazing to watch and too much too take at the same time. Kanan became a true Jedi Master, sacrificing himself to save others. To me, one of the best jedi ever to watch (if not THE BEST, considering that we could see great part of his journey - yeah, Ahsoka is not a Jedi, but they are top 2). Caleb Dume, Jedi Knight. Get ready Xelle, this is far from done! Rebels is awesome! Cheers from Brasil (sorry about the english, again)

A very Heart felt Episode and there is an exciting Happy Ending to the Series coming up! Keep the Faith in Dave Filoni to deliver!

When you think about it, the reason Kanan cut his hair and shaved, was that he was preparing himself for death. The wolf probably communicated to him that he would have to give his life to save his friends. You can tell the entire episode that he was preparing, saying his goodbyes.

I never cried in any star wars movie or show.....but this scene of kanan dying bought tears in my eyes

Ooh, this one’s going to be painful

Alotta hearts 💔 seeing Kanan Jarrus's sacrifice to save everyone else now KJ is one with the force now

10:39 All joy and wonder gone from her eyes... "Well that was a good episode."

Kanan Jarrus, the force will be with you, always.

*whenever Xelle starts crying into her flannel* Me: Aw I know, hun :'(

“Death is a natural part of life. Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force. Mourn them do not. Miss them do not." - Yoda

Such a coincidence that you watched rebels two weeks ago - just stumbled upon rebels after watching the last season of clone wars and I’m so shook after this episode. I love hera so much and it’s so sad to see her lose Kanan it feels cruel that he dies right after she says she loves him 😭

I love how they subtly mentioned the Death Star with the project title "Stardust" (if you've seen Rogue One, then you may have already caught that)

R.I.P. Kanan Jarrus

Kanan Jarrus/Caleb Dume, the epitome of being one with the Force, after being blinded to the things around him. Embodying the ways of the true Jedi, and letting go of all attachments for the greater good, and in one final moment of clarity the Force let him 'see' one final time. Beautiful.

This was how Kanan Jarrus, aka Caleb Dume, became one of my favorite Jedi of them all. His family values and love clarified his use of the Force to achieve a higher purpose -- saving those most important to him. If that isn't being one with the Force, I don't really care for what is. One of the most meaningful insights Dave Filoni has pointed out is that Star Wars is more than anything about family; that a strong family bond is more powerful than anything the Dark Side can conjure. I'm really grateful he gets shows like this to express that point.

Major chills like Kanan sacrifice was one of the best sacrifices

Depa Billaba would've been so PROUD of her padawan for his heroic sacrifice.

Realized I have never commented on one of your videos after going through them all. What better episode to rectify that. Sweet and sour watching you fall for Kanan knowing what would happen. Not much to say that hasn't been already for comfort so a simple thank you. Even when it is hard to put out content.

By the right of the council, by the will of the force, Kanan Jarus arise!

We're in the endgame now.

3:54 "Stardust" NOW I GET IT!!! Project stardust was for the Death star shown in "Rouge One" the plans showing the weak point of the weapon

Ahhhggg! Gets me every time... RIP Kanan

Watching it back after you know what happens, you can see ALL the signs, everything Kanan says and how he says it, you know that he knows what's coming :(

After the Season 2 finale, Rebels just soared. The final season is one of the best things I have seen in the star wars canon. Dave Filoni and gang managed to give so much depth and nuance to every character and the journey that Kanan and Ezra took was just beautifully explored. Poignant, exciting, uplifting and heroic - this was Star Wars at its very best. Just give Dave Filoni the creative control for everything Star Wars. Can't wait to see The Mandalorian S2 and The Bad Batch now.

Kanan Jarrus(Caleb Dume) Jedi Knight, leader, rebel, friend, lover, hero, and champion of the Force. From a man who denied his heritage as a Jedi to one of the best their ever was and one of the Forces most dedicated servants. On some level I think Kanan know he was going to die but there was no fear or anger just calm acceptance because he knew this sacrifice would allow those he loved to live. Kanan was living proof of how wrong the old Jedi Order was when it came to attachment and love. Kanan was as in tuned with the Force as any of the masters of old and did not hold on to grief, anger, or fear but he also loved those who were close to him. That love made him stronger and better. Kanan's arc in this show was amazing and his impact will be felt by all those he was close to long after his passing.

it was so interesting to see your reaction to this episode because you haven’t see the trilogy. sometimes i wish i could watch the entire franchise in chronological order and not know whats happening next

Were in the endgame now Xelle. Cant wait to see how you handle these last few episodes. They are a fantastic trainwreck of emotions. Keep it up!

God I loved that grey logo, it hit me really hard fist time. such a great episode.

Xelle, your Star Wars Journey is still beginning - so keep your chin up.

BRACE YOURSELVES!!! tears are coming...😢😭

So many great moments still to come.

There was once a quote on the clone wars. “A single Jedi was equal to a 1000 soldiers, some are consider to be worth a million.” That quote was true, cause Kanan’s death was worth a million to the Empire.

I can’t watch this episode without bawling. When she said she doesn’t know what to say, all I can think is “it’s ok. We’re right there with you.” Kanan was such an exemplary character and had an amazing character arc who not only helped others but allowed others to help him too.

Kanan's death gets me every. Single. Time. RIP KANAN 😭😭😭😭

Sad ending but beautiful and very emotional...another Jedi has join with the force...may the force be with you Kanan...

Obi-Wan to Anakin : "this lightsabre is your life, protect it" - as soon as Kanan's sabre fell to the ground, it was foreshadowing of what was to come.