yeah no i watched it, it’s bad, not trash bad, but bad. ide rather rewatch the clone wars, you know something actually good

I've already watched it and it's BAD.. REALLY BAD

In my opinion it's 50/50 some episodes are great like zero hour but lots of them are filler

A lot of the episodes are really good but the finale was really weak.

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Rebels felt like it was trying to do two things at once

@@allowableman2 and succeeded

I mean that is how it started sure but you can't tell me that the final episodes of season 5 weren't miles better than the "Shinies" episode. Like if you just watched the episodes with Anakin and Ashoka or the ones that directly setup something that payed off with them such as the first few episodes with Cade Bane overall the clone wars would probably be a better series. The little side stories and pretty much all of the first season are definitely the weakest parts of the series.

Yes i totally agree with you

Yeah I agree with this , I remember that when I saw the promos I was to exited because I thought the series will be about the first years of the galactic civil war . The sad truth come out to be that it was about that but focusing on a minor group :( that tries to replicate Luke’s team from a new hope.

Yep lol

Yes it does

I was really confused when we saw the Toydarian king (I can’t remember his name) in some clone wars episodes even though he died.

And why Ziro the Hutt reappear even after his EX shot him

@@airforcerules747 Interesting

This right here. I remember the first time I showed my wife Howl's Moving Castle. "is this one of those animes"? she asked. She liked it. When Atla came to Netflix she watched it with me, mainly looking at her phone. Eventually the phone disappeared and we binged it in 2 days. While we aren't the biggest Rebels fans, we do live CW. Now she's really into opening her mind and trying out any medium. As long as the story is there. Hard judgment from her siblings, none from mine.

ya had me until anime

@@dyj321 that's great to hear eh, I love Ghibli films, my favourite being Castle in the Sky lol. I'm happy she's opening up to animation though despite the judgement from her family, when I was still with my ex wife I tried to get her to watch anime with me and despite enjoying Castle in the Sky, and Spirited Away she saw those as exceptions that make the rule.

Dude, I’m 45 and watch animation almost exclusively.

Just show them Happy Tree Friends......then laugh.

I feel like the real reason Ashoka is searching for Ezra is not only because they are friends, but because he saved her life, in the beginning of the show Ezra says to Zeb “I saved your life, you know in some places that means something” and I feel maybe Ashoka feels the same way, also Zeb’s rescue of Agent Kallus starts his path down defecting so these things mean something imo. This is only a theory though

I think that since Anakin taught her almost everything she knew about being a Jedi, yet turned to become a Sith, Ahsoka worries if she trained an apprentice, they would be extremely vulnerable to the Dark Side.

Too many "at the end".

@@wafflingmean4477 This. Ashoka is looking for Ezra because she needs his help to help her settle the battle of the force within her. She isn't at peace with the force yet and with what happened with Anakin. She has accepted that Anakin is Vader but that doesn't mean she has found peace with her choices and her role with his fall. I think part of why she is looking for ezra is that ashoka has never been tempted to fall (as far as we know), Ezra has, and has come very close to the darkness. I think talking to him and why he almost fell would help her process Anakin's journey

​@@gt-j1035 Also when they leave the world between worlds (the last time Ezra sees Ahsoka in the current canon until the Ahsoka series) Ezra says "When you get back, come and find me" and Ahsoka says she will

Good to see, that im not the only one who thinks like that!

Totally me too, the Clone Wars is my fav, but Rebels is just SO GOOD!

Something ain't right though with Ezra and when he would show up (The replys after the 2 beneath me are gay)

@@diegocondepineiro8909 literally everyone thinks like that

They both got better as the seasons went on

I think resistance actually had the best 1st season out of TCW, Rebels, and Resistance. I don’t think the second season properly developed and built upon the first, but I’m going to partially attribute it to the fact that no one (including the writers) really knew what was going to happen in 9. The target demographic is a lot younger, but I really think people should give the first season another chance. It’s a shame the show was cancelled before it could really hit it’s stride like TCW and Rebels

Lmao i forgot that show even existed

@@williamspencer1978 i hated resistance season one i i thought s2 was a lot better but i see where you are coming from as I didn’t like rebels season one and clone wars season one was decent but not outstanding

Resistance?

I HATE all of the sequels but resistance was surprisingly decent, think cause it didn't have much to do with the main sequel characters. Can't compete with clone wars but but still enjoyed it. Rebels would be much better if it wasn't for ezra

I really enjoyed the clear power levels in Rebels. Kanan is like a C- Jedi. Ezra is a padawan. They crush stormtroopers and they can hold their own against Inquisitors, but they pale in comparison to classically trained Jedi like Vader, Maul, and Ashoka.

Even Ashoka he had full control Yea Vader was dealt good with.

Rebels is the best on-screen display of Vader's power to date, prove me wrong.

@@bigboi5545 Fallen Order? He moves his hand and the black lady goes flying. And then he uplifts the entire floor and starts chucking shit around. He rips apart the bridge. And he can seemingly teleport xD

@@michaelbills8669 did you call *DARTH MAUL* a JEDI???

yeah kinda but yeah

Ezra Bridger lead the capitol riots confirmed.

No, Star Wars: CHILD FRIENDLY BULLSHIT FILLED WITH PLOT HOLES AND GARBAGE ANIMATION AND BORING FIGHT SCENES THAT'S A COMPLETE DISGRACE TO THE BELOVED CLONE WARS FRANCHISE!!!!

Those Rebel scum

Tru tho

Yeah, you get to see many different points of view.

Except aayla and some of the other background jedi. Screw those people.

What Star Wars main character wasn’t annoying to begin with? Luke was, Anakin was, Rey was. It’s a rite of passage

@@CAaustinwer What do you mean Rey was? That implies that she stopped being annoying.

@@ronhebert3027 to be fair, also Anakin stayed pretty annoying until he became Vader. (Insert Revenge of the sith quote) And I'm sure many imperials found his constant need to choke someone annoying lol

@@CAaustinwer Obi wan But in all seriousness, I see more people point out Ezra’s annoyance as a reason Rebels is bad instead of Luke/Anakin’s annoyance

@@michaelbarckholtz6172 Plenty have had problems with Anakin, and Ezra upstages other characters when the episode is about them. So he doesn't give the audience the chance to breathe unlike the other 2.

world between worlds is one of my favorites.

I think it is never a good sign for a Show If I need to "suffer" through 2 seasons before I can enjoy it. Putting this aside it was Themes and Charackters of the later seasons which Made me curious for the Show. Maul and Obi-Wan, Thrawn, Inquisitor knighting that Guy, etc. And what I've Seen from those Episode the Show did a realy good Job and I very much enjoyed it.

I watched Rebels a couple of years ago and I enjoyed it. My work buddy is watching it for the first time and he loves it too.

@@anblueboot5364 I mean it is still good in season 1 since it introduces new characters pretty well

@@nikojanatuinen631 the first couple episodes of s1 were ok, but the rest of the season was pretty boring IMO

Wel....l uhhh... - walks away silently -

it shows kids that war crimes are ok when people you like do the, which really fits in with a lot of messaging young people are hit with. It can't be terrorism if we like the guys who do it! It can't be torture if it's our troops doing it!

Kids don't understand war crimes, but yeah it's not a kid show.

TCW showed war in all its many forms. That there's hero's on both sides, criminals on both sides and that ultimately the only ones to prosper from it are the instigators Educational, for sure.. but with the torture, gripping emotional loss and executions it is certainly not a show for children

Burn your enemies alive, torture them for information, lie, cheat and steal. (And thats just the things the heroes do)

Its not though. Please go look at the actual art and you'll see nothing is even close to similar

Yeah the art is kinda weird like some of the Imperials look like ghosts cause their skin is so damn pale

I actually love how vibrant the color pallete is in this show.

I hate the toothpick lightsabers

@@Mk-kk4mk I understand why, but that's because they were paying tribute to the original trilogy.

I concur, i think it’s going to be brilliant

We would get a nice view of what happened to the millions of clones during the transition to the Empire, how they adapt to the new change

For people who read legends or whatever and know what happened to the clones, that’s not canon, the bad batch is gonna be canon and awesome. Also I agree.

@@WindrunnerB4 legends is better then Canon in every way

@@BuddhaMelffyQueen doesn’t matter, it’s not canon, it’s not in Star Wars, it’s not real.

I'm more annoyed that Resistance, even if it didn't want to really mature its characters in order stay "kid-friendly" (which isn't a bad thing in of itself), didn't do anything to help set up TROS. It so easily could have been about Kaz's adventures in establishing Resistance cells across the galaxy and weakening the First Order's hold on the galaxy, making Lando's recruitment of the "people's fleet" so much less bullshit.

@@bioniclefan1995 yeah definitely a missed opportunity

Seasons 4-7 of TCW are probably better than Rebels, but Rebels is way better than seasons 1-3 of TCW. On balance I think I give it to rebels, but yeah Clone Wars had some great stuff. But what do I know- I'm apparently the only person who liked the Ahsoka-Martez sisters arc better than the bad batch

I am sorry what I am watching the show for the 1st time and am on s6 what is siege of Mandalore

@@diamonddank7864 it's an arc in Season 7, just wait and see

@@ClassicGamesNick oh ok thanks

@@diamonddank7864 it is goooooood. I think it features the best lightsaber fight in all of Star Wars media.

I can powerfully relate. I must also say I loved every character, and unlike many, my list includes Ezra.

the wolf was pretty much otherworldly

Rebels is definitely way more consistent in terms of quality from episode to episode

Goofy Stuff at the end? Season 4 literally had no filler at all, that's why it has less Episodes than the other Seasons. It's pure story. The only bad thing in Season 4 was Kanans Haircut, but even that is adressed by Hera telling him she hates it, and - you know... Him being blind.

I was mainly referring to the time travel and teleporting animals and space whales.

For me the let down was the animation style. I prefer TCW's animation (especially in the latter half of the series).

I think people wanted more stories tightly focused on well known characters. Like, who the fuck is Ezra Bridgers, where is Obi-Wan, you know what I mean. I think the whole band of unknown misfits concept was just not what people wanted. And honestly the ONE thing I genuinely loved about this show was Thrawn. The rest was... meh. Even Ahsokas duel with Darth Vader was kinda shallow. Some more actual dialogue would have been awesome.

Ezra was written very realistically for his age and watching him grow is a huge highlight of the show for me. His arc is very underrated. I also love his little blaster saber 🥺 I was genuinely pissed when Vader destroyed it Ezra was so excited to show it to the rest of the crew and it was a geniunely wholesome "Guys come look what I made!" moment and he probably needed that since he hadn't gotten to have that experience with his birth parents in nearly a decade.

Exactly. Of course it wasn’t as good as Clone Wars but I understand the story of what Dave Filoni was trying to tell. :) I can understand Ezra being a bit annoying in some places but he still has character build up, he had an sad backstory of his parents being killed by the Galactic Empire, and some of his moments were memorable. :) He also trained to become a Jedi and learned how to lift stuff with a lot of effort unlike Rey the Mary Sue who had no training.🙄 Sabine was also a good character, a Mandalorian girl who also had a darker backstory about her family on Mandalore and the mistakes she made but also try to stop it but her family chose the Empire over her, I felt the same pain she had.🥺 That part gave me chills and made me care about her character even more.💖

Depending on your point of view, Rebels is actually darker and handles a lot of taboo topics Clone Wars avoided. For example, the heroes of Clone Wars were mostly hired help with no personal stake outside of sociopolitical interests. The Jedi were basically galactic cops who could have walked away if they so chose. The clone troopers initially didn't know they had options, and only really gained individual will over time. Meanwhile, every member of Rebels is a survivor who's lost everything. Canaan lost his master and the entire Jedi Order, suffering PTSD in the proocess. Ezra lost his family and had to rely on street smarts to survive. Sabine was essentially an outcast of her people who designed horrific weapons before realising what the Empire really stood for. Zev lost his entire race. Hera comes from a race that's doomed to be either slaves or thugs. Every one of them comes from a broken planet, making the Ghost family even more special. Unlike Ahsoka and Anakin, Ezra and Sabine tend to be cocky because they want to provoke the enemy. They know their limitations and while both can get annoying of end up in hot water, they don't put others at risk if they can help it. For me, the Clone Wars is a typical war series, with only a few of those UC Gundam moments where you actually feel loss (such as Ahsoka abandoning the Jedi Order). The also don't spend a lot of time showing all sides of the war. But in Rebels, the smaller focus makes you care about these people more dearly and you get to know the villains and their motivations. You really feel the loss alongside the characters when something happens, and there's a sense of danger you just don't feel in CW because every loss is so much more profound. Seeing one fighter destroyed and knowing the rebel cell only has 15 and about as many pilots hurts a lot more than a huge battle where 50 fighters carrying clones are blown up and immediately replaced by 100 more. Also, while the animation style is still a bit off-putting, I find it higher quality than in CW, and that probably has to do largely with the more limited amount of assets required per scene. Fewer asserts means faster rendering and far fewer polygons, so more time and effort can be spent on each model. Clone Wars will always be better for some, but it's more about large-scale war than individual characters. It fills a gap and tells many stories that intertwine with the only really relatable character being Ahsoka. But for others like myself, the more intimate nature, higher stakes, and greater focus on main characters (on both sides) makes it the more mature of the two shows. I really hope Bad Batch is able to go more of a Rebels route and keep the tone more intimate, because both the title group and Tarkin deserve a lot of love that can't be told in a generic war story.

Larp

In rebels, thrawn sometimes acts like tarkin or out of character compared to the novels of t zahn.

You have the example of the ahsoka novel. Filoni changed some parts of it in the clone wars.

@Tom Ffrench The thing is, the legends Thrawn is probably too much for kids said by Disney standards while the new Thrawn is a much rounded character. Imagine if Rebels isn't all goofy and plot armor and the Stormtroopers like in Rogue One really hit the characters it would've been different. We do see glimpses of legends Thrawn like when he ordered to open fire on Vult Skerris when Thrawn saw the danger planning by Hera but his ruthlessness is toned down. In legends, Thrawn would annihilate everyone of them if he got the chance than pulling them apart piece by piece. Well, he did that but without plot armor no S4 I guess. Monster Thrawn would unite them first then have a pincer tactic to stop them from leaving the system.

Too bad that mofo lost his entire fleet to *space* whales...

@@felps_4500 I give him a pass on that since that was his flaw even in the novels. He did say that the mysteries of the force is an enigma to him. He even got a pet that can counter the force which was too much for some critics because it made him op.

"It's treason then."

nah i like rebels better too

@@jeremycurle6880 This getting out of hand. Now there are two of them!

@@seraphdesFruehlings They can't do that. Shoot them, or something!

I do prefer clone wars a bit more but i have a massive soft spot for both and I’m glad a majority of Star Wars fans really like rebels. Don’t let any of those soulless Disney-haters who are only around Star Wars to hate complain about your opinion

Same I became a star wars fan, 1 years before or even the years of Rebels season 1. I was able to go to the theater premiere of the first episodes and I just loved it. It's funny to find someone who was looking forward to Saturday for that too. Unfortunately after season 2 I ended up dropping out because the episodes were not (in my memory) really in order on TV. And it's only with the Mandalorian series that I decided to dive back into it (yes the last 3 Star Wars movies had disgusted me a little from the franchise) and it's just still still better then it was in my memories,... I watches it in like 3 day (I still have to watch the season 4). All the characters, scenario ans the universe are cool. It's the star wars I like

PS : by the way, good profile picture

@@freyery thanks

rebels really bred a new generation of star wars fans.

Welcome to Star Wars.

Except when kanan died😞

This is Disney's Star Wars too kek

@@dojokonojo only sequals and resistance were cringe the rest is kek

@@michaelandreipalon359 wat?

Yeah I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that. The corvettes just fly around with targets painted on their back, I think there’s one episode where one shoots.

the rebel corvettes never really fired because the have "ghost crews" meaning they don't have enough people to make it fully efective

@@bibeleebub that would make sense but is that a legitimate explanation or is that your head canon?

It is true the Hammerhead Corvettes never shoot anything in Rebels but it is so interesting to see how they came to be part of Phoenix Squadron so one of them could be in the position to take down the planetary shield at the Battle of Scarif in Rogue One. It is the backstory to a key piece of what allowed the Rebels to get their hands on the plans for the Death Star.

same here

Honestly I think I agree.

Calab’s death was so moving and brutal.

@@Ian-ky5hf yes I agree!

Calab blew himself up because Hera was pregnant and he wanted none of that

Definitely love

i Agree verry well made and follows the timeline verry accurately rebels takes place right before rouge 1.

The first half of the last series, the Bad Batch episodes, didn't feel like it had that passion but otherwise I completely agree. That bit with the world between worlds (aka the "Get out of the sequel trilogy free" machine) will stick with me for a very, very long time.

and we got to see saw garara back when he had hair. 😊

Jeez. I don’t even wanna think about it.

We don’t speak of that here

No, just no, no. *NO*

@@leoismaking What can you expect when it was set in an era that fell far far short of its predecessors? I actually think it could have worked if the era was not such raw crap. The premise is interesting enough, but it just can't deliver... the entire sequel era can't deliver.

I’m a huge Star Wars fan compared to people around me and I won’t touch that show

How is he important ?

@Pepper amazing. The entire rebels crew could die and nothing would change prolly. You could argue scary blue man Thrawn would still be around but he never succeeded in doing anything so it's not like he would turn any tides

@@imperatornoinga3646 they liberated Lothal. Are you stupid? You don’t know a damn thing about Star Wars.

@@ozren8917 watch rebels and find out for yourself.

@@darth_kal-el oh. Lothal. Yes! The planet literally nobody heard of. Epic bro

I immediately thought: "It's treason, then."

@@NCRRanger16 Heres a reason rebels sucks: Its 90 percent filler *and* theres no emotion shown, even if there is, its only for a little. TCW doesnt have a "filler" episode, rebels is literally just copy paste and repeat. Its a shame to, it could of been great!

@@clonesolar I mean, to be fair, Clone Wars has it's fair share of filler episodes. But otherwise I agree with you

@@NCRRanger16 I mean, they arent "fillers" they might just be boring to you. But rebels is just copy paste and repeat.

*flashbacks to rebels anakin*

Every time someone says something, especially a retort, their head does a bob/swivel-up animation.

Not gonna lie, I swerved it because I didn’t like how thin the lightsabers are. Since Ahsoka and Rex showed up though, I’ve wanted to watch it

@@newdivide9882 Well that's kinda stupid. Why do people compalim about the thin lightsabers? Do you guys keep forgetting that in A New Hope, when Obi-Wan and Vader dueled on the Death Star, that their lightsabers were just as thin?

that's because they didn't have as large a budget as they did for the Clone Wars

Clone Wars had a bumpy start got got better with time, same for Rebels

same for The Mandalorian

Rebels is return of the Jedi. Big risks and a lot of action but one big death with Kanan and then the others all get a happy ending. Even have Whales and Wolves like Return had Ewoks. Clones was hard hitt. Big deaths and Order 66 turned it all around. All the deaths at the end. Reallybhurts. They fought be a war and both sides lost. They were pawns😮😩😰😰

Who had the bright idea of having a show about a few individuals that survived a genocide be intended for a younger audience.

@@pepperedash4424 And if the Mandalorian arc had some of the Mandos from Legends. Just imagine if Sabine was caught between not one, but two separate Mandalorian rebel movement; Bo-Katan on one side and Fenn Shysa on the other.

In terms of maturity, you’d probably get that if it aired on CN.

It had some dark moments such as the decapitions, being burnt or shocked to death, eaten by space spiders and the capital ship explosions. The art style and tone/pacing can just detract from it.

@@jackcassidy7317 They chicken out and cut to black instead of showing a decapitation, most deaths are faceless stormtroopers.

The only stormtroopers who redeemed themselves was the one who knocked out rex, the one who chased ezra "all for fruit" the gunner who killed gregor. The stormtroopers who attacked the seperatist base. And maybe like 1 other sequence. I do agree with you however stormtroopers were portrayed pretty badly in this show tho.

I hate how In star wars in general they are treated like a joke. But it is really bad in this show

Its an issue in star wars in general. They are useless in the Mandalorian as well, they seem incapable of hitting anything other than mando's beskar.

@@tankcommander26 Generally it depend on the period. Shortly after Clone Wars, many veteran Clone Troopers sill serve as Stormtroopers and recruitment standards were still high. But over time many Imperial Trooper units (those where Solo serve) were equipped with Stormtrooper equipment and quality drop noticeably, as Empire cared more about utilizing fear factor of old units. In such context Death Troopers are actual representation of old Stormtroopers. After Endor Empire started straight hiring bandits and farmers.

@@edmundaubrey322 Yes I agree . That's one of my other main gripes with the mandalorian too.

That's Star Wars fans.

fucking facts, i hate star wars fans i wish people could just enjoy things for what they are

The g in rebels stands for good

Too true it is amazing

I love how the art style in Rebels is inspired by Ralph Mcqaurrie concept art.

@@chroma1932 LMAOOOOOOO

@@chroma1932 LMAO TOOK ME A SECOND What a roast

Nah brother, I can and will watch animation, I really like the better done Japanese style animated scifi. But just could not enjoy the stories and style of this series. I am not a Star Wars fan that will watch all SW content just because it's branded. Perhaps if they had taken it more seriously I might have enjoyed it. There certainly are great examples of fan-made Star Wars animation out there.

I agree with you. It’s an interesting point, do you have a theory of why this bias exist among western adult audiences? Personally I love Star Wars Rebels with all my heart, the animation is superb, the landscapes of Lothal with its cats and its moons are poetic. And, I love Rebels more than Clone Wars. My favorite Star Wars characters are from this series: Kanan, Kallus and Zeb, Ezra, Chopper, Sabine.

@@peterreimer2540 I dunno for me rebels feels very Star Wars. Just because you didn’t like it doesn’t mean they didn’t take it seriously

Not at all. The animation for Clone Wars was dirty and had a lot of jagged edges. Characters could look appropriately menacing and evil. With Rebels everything is just too cute. Even Darth Maul looks cute in that show. The problem is not animation in itself, but more the style of the animation. To me Rebels is actively trying to say "this show IS for kids" with the animation, whereas Clone Wars clearly went for an older audience.

@@peterreimer2540 Rebels tells a very serious story that honestly has some of the deepest character moments in Star Wars. It’s not just crap that’s “Star Wars branded”. The notion that the creators didn’t take it seriously is laughable and shows that you don’t actually know the story. Hence my comments about your bias against the animation style. You think it looks like a not serious show for babies therefore you didn’t watch it therefore you don’t actually know what the show is about.

I agree I mean look at the Pixar movies

What I like to do when people say "animated shows are for kids!" Is show them Happy Tree Friends, Attack On Titan, Star Trek Lower Decks, Archer, FMP, FMA, etc. And usually they shutup after Happy Tree Friends.

Well, that started with Hanna-Barbera. Cartoons used to be the appetizer shown before the main feature at non-kid movies. That's why the old Disney and Warner Brother cartoons from the 40s are filled with adult humor. But with the advent of TV and the fact that kids love animated shows, Hanna-Barbera figured out a way to make cheap, animated content geared toward kids. And thus animated features became for kids. The exception to the rule are the Pixar films. For whatever reason, those got a pass as family things rather than just being kid things.

@@AstroNerdBoy I remember that when Animes came to the cinema in my country they started with Princess Mononoke (IIRC) without an age restriction. The result was lots of crying kids and shocked parents because it was marketed as a "Kids movie". For those who haven't seen it. There are some bloody scenes in it and much of the context is for older kids and adults.... but as everyone here was also in the mindset of "anime = for kids" it was quite the surprise and when we left the cinema we saw a lot of parents wanting their money back and in general argueing over the age rating of the movie. Since then it changed quite a bit and animes where taken more seriouse. The second anime from the studio allready had a proper age restriction.

Anime bruh

The helicopter lightsabers were definitely some of the dumbest things we have ever seen in star wars

Rebels idea of lightsabers in general were terrible

@@anatomicalx9355 it was made to be reminiscent of the original lightsaber effects, which were a heck of a lot thinner than what's now considered the norm.

@@seandabest4329 NO it wasn't lol, please go look at the old art that they say it's based on. The lightsabers look way more like a sword than a skinny pole.

@@anatomicalx9355 eh, can't say I care too much. There were many design decisions that were made because the show was supposed to be cheaper, but I can't say that really changes my mind on things.

the shows aren’t similar at all. TCW is just loads of different arcs smacked together (but it still works out perfectly) while rebels actually follows a true story which goes from point A to B to C and so on..

@@jamesMdlk actually, most episodes are fillers. It could have been good.

@@clonesolar rebels is better imo😤

@@jamesMdlk explain?

@@clonesolar what do i need to explain? rebels is a better show in my opinion?

Aw that was a really good way to put it

But why people don't think about the sibling's feelings? You think he likes being tease like that? Poor thing. He is a good boy :''(

People just follow what others think instead of forming their own opinions.

right!! i watched all of rebels, then went onto the internet expecting everybody to love it as much as i did, only to find tons of hate. let me just say, that was disappointing 🥲

No it wasn't, give me 5 good reasons rebels is good. Here are 2 bad ones: 95 percent of the show is filler and the characters barely show emotion, even if they do its for a little.

@@clonesolar 1: Kanan Jarrus 2: the rest of the crew 3: the entire mandalore arc 4: Agent Kallus's redemption/defection arc 5: literally any scene with Ahsoka, Rex, or Hondo in it. Rebels really missed the mark, but much like the prequels before them, there were some genuinely compelling and emotional storylines going on if you were willing to look past the rough edges.(and let's be honest, when has star wars ever NOT had rough edges)

@@coopsxo5877 yeah me too

It is a cliche cartoon trope though.

props to her though for keeping it so colourful, hair dye comes out so quickly

I don’t know lots of animated characters have nature hair color. Having dyed hair doesn’t make a character cartoony. Also it is pretty clear she dyes her hair. Having colorful is a trope in Anime. Anime is not cartoons. Anime is not all animation.

@@Eman-720 it's literally ingrained as a character trait though. she's an artist. she even paints her armour different every season

I’m pretty sure he knows -_-

@@HolyCrusader5 this is the same dude who asked if acclamators had weapons during the battle of genosis, what? I swear, eck is dumb sometimes.

It rewatches really well. I had a bit more love for it than you shared when it aired, but it was still one of those things that I watched mostly out of obligation until it got to Seasons 3 and 4, but when I rewatched the whole show, all the little pieces you think are pointless or episodes that feel like filler turn out not to be and there's a whole lot to love about the show when you're able to see it all come together. It still misses the mark in some areas, I find that the Season 4 Mandalore episodes to be quite disappointing after having built up so much hype over not only this show but Clone Wars before it got its proper conclusion, they're some of the weakest episodes, but that could be explained as pushing all the budget into the back end of Season 4 because that's when everything all culminates from all the other Seasons and makes the show shine. If you can handle it, try giving it a rewatch, I was surprised at how well it does the first time I did.

@@MCLegoboy i have rewatched it before and its just not the same i will always be able to rewatch clone wars

Clone Wars did the same thing for me though, some episodes were just really boring filler arcs

Those absolutely exist in Clone Wars due to it being an anthology series, although I wouldn't so much call them filler as more just failed experiments. There are a few arcs that don't connect to anything aside from taking place during the Clone Wars and that's all they're going to be. That's not to say there are not still episodes that feel that way in Rebels, it's all a matter of opinion, but in the long run, I found there to really only be two or three really pointless episodes in all of Rebels' run.

It's really funny how many people complain aboht if being so brief, completely disregarding how many hoopedy scoopedy jump around do 10 minute dance fights we've already had. The fight in this one happens before it even begins. 2 established characters that unite with the suffering the dark side has brought to them in the very end. It's seriously a thing of beauty.

this is brilliant. but I like this.

Clone wars is all powerful

Og clone wars is better IMO

Dude this show did Thrawn such a ridiculously huge disservice. He is arguably the greatest military mind in the history of the star wars universe. Yet he can't outwit a jedi apprentice, a mandalorian teenager, and a dysfunctional astromech.

@@michaelandreipalon359 resistance I don't even really think about. It's clearly not supposed to touch on anything important. Sequels are def a mess. Not sure it excuses this show's shortcomings tho. Star Wars having examples of meh media doesn't excuse more of it. Mando is proof they can do everything we want and deserve as devout fans. The effort they put in really shows.

@@oZyn when watching rebels for the first time, Thrawn always felt like some unstoppable, unbeatable force who always knew our hero's next move. in light of this, I am inclined to disagree with you.

@@carteradams43 yeah but he never stops, or beats them lmao. Thrawn in Rebels felt like Count Dooku in the prequels -- pretty dangerous. He should've felt like Vader at the end of Rogue One -- literally fucking unstoppable.

@@michaelandreipalon359 be sure to stay away from reddit then my friend. Never have I seen a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

I love how the art style in Rebels is inspired by Ralph Mcqaurrie concept art.

@@TheLiamster I Like that detail too, especially with the lightsabers looking closer to fencing blades now.

I agree it was good and I don’t know if it was just me or not, but when Kanan and Ezra first meet Bendu and Ezra goes to plant the replusor rod; that camera angle they used almost made it seem like a stop-motion animation and not a 3d animated show.

It ties things together like school glue and macaroni. The only cool part is the time period in general, and the way the characters we know from before have been affected. The animation style is different, and I respect them for trying. But it failed, miserably. It looks weird in motion. Also, all the direction in the show is so bland and boring. Every shot is people just walking around in circles, dodging blaster bolts, and fighting in practically slow motion. Nothing creative happens. Remember in Clone Wars, when they put ATTEs on an asteroid? Or when they had entire episodes underwater? Or when we got to see dynamic and suspenseful space combat? (i.e. Anakin in stealth ship vs Trench) This show just gets everything wrong.

@@Sam_T2000 Rebels kind of has that modern disney animation style. Everything is like perfectly airbrushed and weird looking.

Well, this is certainly someone I didn’t expect to see on a star wars channel

It has some great moments, which ironically came from when the story included non main characters. Ahsoka, Vader, Maul, Lando, etc...but some of the episodes come off as overly cheesy and uninteresting. It’s not as bad as people say, but I don’t think it’s as good as he says.

Clone Wars starts just if not more goofy. Characters can't go anywhere if they arrive finished, c.f. rey.

Can you explain/expand? Do you mean dark? Not deep?

Agreed

@@exar1806 CW was dark too. Think about CW for a second. Think about some of the arcs. A lot of them were super complex if you think about it, and CW is supposed to be a kids show.

Bruh that would’ve been so cool

Well, things like these actually fit his defeat it's even in the novels but a bit underwhelming so I understand if some hated it. He did say that the mysteries of the force is an enigma to him and remember he even got a pet to counter it

I mean if thrawn was still around during the ot then the rebels wouldnt stand a chance. The purgls make sense to take him away from the scene. Still could be cool to see kalani and droid army. Brings me back to bf2 droids vs storms.

Yeah I get that, but kanan is such a cool character and wouldn't change the ghost crew in any way! Besides we got rogue one for our non jedi team

@@robertbush7530 agreed 100%

Same hes amazing

HMMMMMMMMMMMMM

I think the show would have been better if he was the main character instead of Ezra. His relationship with Hera was cool

**gasped in shock**

I can see his point...from a certain point of view

Hes traitor

My headcanon says those tails can be trimmed like you would trim your nails or like Hellboy grind his horns down

@@ChiliFrog that’s a really horrible image 😂 don’t mind me, just sharpening my tendrils 😂

@@caleb_dume just like peeling a carrot

In my mind the changes to her "hair" as a technical problem but the clothes is different just because she needs a disguise and the simplicity helps the fight scenes,in rebels ending she was full Ahsoka the white just to show the change,now she doesn't need that,is a unfortunately change but i can accept

Ngl I instantly disliked the idea of the World between Worlds when Ezra rescued Ahsoka from another time period and I still hope it won't come back in any type of media ever again but I think it will be explored in the Ahsoka series nonetheless. It's just my opinion but time travels don't feel like SW to me and they can create huge plot holes and errors of continuity. I'm not a fan of Rebels, but yeah the show had very good moments and tie-ins to TCW which I really enjoyed.

@@lucasmoura6276 but did the world between worlds episode actually cause any continuum errors? I understand but it was actually executed good.

@@michaelmodaffari3624 No, it didn't. You're right, credits must be given to Filoni and everyone involved. But it might not be this case next time the World between Worlds appears. What if Ahsoka (or anyone else) met herself in the past or changed past events? What if someone is killed in that place? Do they just disappear in the "real" SW Universe forever? And that's just some of the problems that might happen. As you can see, time travel can create big paradoxes, change certain pre-established events and I'm not even talking about how it can diminish the feeling of loss when a character dies because anyone can just come back to life being rescued by a person in the World between Worlds.

But nothing. If you don’t like the look then that’s okay, but don’t act like it breaks the show

SOMEONE NEEDS TO FEED THEM

this is a shit analogy. they’re both shows of the same franchise, they aren’t that different and definitely comparable

@@Larry-Lobster I’m so sorry Larry that my analogy doesn’t appease you to your satisfaction, please refer to my agent and we can discuss an analogy you’re happy with

I'm curios please rank the rebels characters from your favorite and least fav one

@@firehazzard8497 yeah but I add agent kallus in my list because I kinda like his redemption and his episode"the honorable ones"

@@blitzknight5371 To be honest the bad guys and villains completely overshadow and steal the spotlight to me. Tarkin, Thrawn of course, Vader, the emperor, Maul. I only liked Hera and Sabine tbh... Kanan had his moments middle tier for me... and even chopper is cooler than Ezra and Zeb. Just my opinion ofc

@@joseolivas5396 this take is interesting for me thrawn and kallus(hoping for a black series) are the highlight in the imperial side I'm ignoring vader because it's vader it's general knowledge that if that sith will be on screen he will be the highlight In the rebels I'm a fan of all of them but in terms of highlights of the series i will give upper tier to kanan and sabine mid tier is hera chopper and zeb(honestly I'm a big fan of his growth) ezra is kinda good but if I wanna revisit rebels the ones above that i will go to as a highlight(hoping they do something interesting with him in live action tho)ps I don't hate this characters i just need someone on top and bottom that's what kinda a list is

Off screen but still kinda dark. I wish Disney has the balls to show it and even show more instances of Legends Thrawn. Like they decapitated Thanos like nothing but here? They are saying Star Wars is for kids? Yeah right.

Been a while since I saw S1 what was the decapitation?

@@hogndog2339 In the third to last episode, where Governor Tarkin calls in the two reoccurring imperial officers the fat and skinny guys, chastises them for constantly failing then has the Grand Inquisitor kill them to make an example.

Yeah, doesn't mean it's not a kid's show. Uncle Owen and aunt Beru's charred corpses were a major plot point in star wars, which was a movie made for children, so this is absolutely kiddy by comparison.

Why do people still think individual moments make something dark or grown up lmao

Personally, I think Ezra as canon C’baoth would be awesome, although, outbound flight might be canon now, after Ascendancy, but still

Ooh I forgot that, thats pretty cool

@Darth Sidious dont mention fallen order! I haven’t finished the game yet

@Darth Sidious thats alright

And the animation itself ugly and the story so simple and dumber down compared to clone wars

@@Jablickymorant The animation isn’t that bad. And the story got better at season 2.

Rebels had great story, character development. The animation sucked in comparison to TCW, also the saber duels were really bland. The thing that ruins Rebels a lot for me is the kid friendliness - sure TCW was also PG but it felt better.

It felt like a watered down experience compared to TCW. I only finished a few seasons hoping I'd care more about some of the characters, but I didn't.

I've seen people complain that Rebels suck because the battles aren't as big as in Clone Wars. Let me repeat - they thought the show about a group of 5 people (set in a time of relative stability and peace in the galaxy) sucked because it didn't have battles with thousands of starfighters, dozens of capital ships, and hundreds of thousands of troops on the ground. Yeah.

Yes, but still watchable. Sometimes I feel like people shit on Rebels, only because it was made by Disney. It is actually really good show.

Resistance explored some interesting stuff but if it was longer and season 2 didn't had pointless filler then it would have been almost as good as rebels

@@orbaitv5991 Yeh, this series died prematurely.

@@orbaitv5991 just like rebels, its literally just filler. HOW CAN YOU GUYS BE ENTERTAINED? I got bored after the 2nd episode.

You guys watched Resistance?