Taa Nul
CEO of Kamigen Incorporated
So, I'm literally crying at the ending of Jedi Night. Really didn't see that coming. ;_;
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Well, what happened? I expected spoilers.
Well, what happened? I expected spoilers.
Taa Nul
CEO of Kamigen Incorporated
Kanan sacrificed himself to save Hera and the others.
[member="Sidon Eshe"]
[member="Sidon Eshe"]
[member="Lannis Morcus"]
Ah. Sounds fitting, really. Sad indeed.
Ah. Sounds fitting, really. Sad indeed.
In Umbris Potestas Est
He actually did what Jedi are supposed to do.
Shocker.
Shocker.
Rusty
Purveyor of Fine Weaponry
The way it was all set up and the way it went down? Yeah, it was a shocker.
I have once again suffered trauma at the hands of what is ostensibly a children's cartoon.
I have once again suffered trauma at the hands of what is ostensibly a children's cartoon.
The World Eater
I knew he was gonna die at some point, didn't know when so that hit me right in the feels. What got me most of all is when he got his sight back in that last moment.
A R C H I V I S T
For those who have seen the accompanying episode, DUME, I wish to propose something. While Kanan may be dead as we know him, I'm highly suspicious of that huge lothwolf that Ezra encounters.
1. Right off the bat, it calls itself Dume (that's how my TV's closed captions spelled it when it said I AM DUME)
2. The fur color, and eyes are suspiciously similar to Kanan's.
3. The marking on its forehead is the same as the one that Kanan had on his pauldron the first two seasons.
4. The credits for the episode list this wolf's voice as "The Force". Again, suspicious. Only time before something like that was when trying to disguise the actor for Fulcrum no. 1 (Ahsoka). And under such heavy modulation, I suspect it could very well have been Freddie Prince Jr.
1. Right off the bat, it calls itself Dume (that's how my TV's closed captions spelled it when it said I AM DUME)
2. The fur color, and eyes are suspiciously similar to Kanan's.
3. The marking on its forehead is the same as the one that Kanan had on his pauldron the first two seasons.
4. The credits for the episode list this wolf's voice as "The Force". Again, suspicious. Only time before something like that was when trying to disguise the actor for Fulcrum no. 1 (Ahsoka). And under such heavy modulation, I suspect it could very well have been Freddie Prince Jr.
Jorus Merrill
is mek bote
Link for the curious: https://youtu.be/ziLWPlVN0MM
And yeah, that was a good way to go.
And yeah, that was a good way to go.
Cadmon Geller
Ashes to Ashes
I wasn't ready.
Eternal Father
No one was.
[member="Thane Danson"]
[member="Thane Danson"]
Madison M. Maxwell IV
『 amadeus 』
I've always been sort of candid about my issues with Rebels, but Jedi Knight/DUME were the two episodes I decided to watch after I swore the series off and to be honest they're probably the best produced to date for the series, especially because it ups the stakes and makes the Empire look like, well, the Empire.. Rebels always had and still has sort of wonky writing (I suspect it's because it's still being targeted at a younger demographic than something like CW [Not gonna open that can of worms!]) but it was still enjoyable to watch, and yeah, Kanan's sacrifice was practically poetic. I'm intrigued as to where they'll take the story from here for the final few episodes. Hera adding him to the kalikori was a really nice touch too, and while Chopper and Zeb drive me absolutely insane it kinda got me to see them emotional too.