Star Wars Rebels Season 3{Spoilers}

[NightSister]

Watched the new episode and while it was enjoyable enough, given that this is the first episode we've seen since the amazing awesomeness of Twilight of the Apprentice - which was in, what, February? - it didn't quite live up to my expectations. Felt very cliched and predictable, what with Ezra's use of the holocron and Kanan's exile and return. I'm cutting some slack because I can't really see any other logical continuation - other than the team hunting down a newly Darksided Ezra - but not very much, because Disney has a team of creative consultants whose job it is to come up with ideas whereas I do not. I did like that new alien thing - didn't catch its name - reminded me a bit of Yoda, which is always good, and I look forward to seeing how he comes into the story.

 

[Captain Jordan]

I did like that new alien thing - didn't catch its name - reminded me a bit of Yoda, which is always good, and I look forward to seeing how he comes into the story.

Bendu.

 

[Taa Nul]

''He lives.''

 

[Xiarr Sair]

Some people think HE is Savage, but I find that unlikely.

 

[Junko Ike]

He said twin suns when looking at it

and they wanted hope/to defeat the sith

which I would say points to Luke who Maul wouldn't care about but Obi-Wan is there and Maul would likely want Obi

 

[Z'Zharen]

[member="Junko Ike"]

The twin suns points to Tattooine, and the Bendu said both holocrons let you see into the future... But I was always under the impression that it was Anikan who puts an end to Sith, by killing his master and allowing himself to die. Maybe I'm over thinking it or misheard the dialogue in the episode, unless the rebels show was saying Luke is the future hope that "helps" destroy the Sith. He physically did not kill them though.

 

[Junko Ike]

@Z'Zharen

Luke does not beat the sith but his fathers love for him does bring him back tot he light after serving the darkside for years so... I'd say "a way to defeat the sith" could qualify him and the idea of hope well he is a new hope in the rebellion.

I would say it is not definite and vague because then it can be wrong and "whelp future is always in motion."

 

[4ND-R0]

Can we take a moment and talk about ho disturbing the Bendu's laugh was?

 

[Farr Benisho]

@Z'Zharen

[member="Junko Ike"]

I swear if Filoni is just teasing us with the concept of a final battle between Obi-Wan and Maul.... >:C

 

[Darth Carnifex]

[member="Junko Ike"]

The twin suns points to Tattooine, and the Bendu said both holocrons let you see into the future... But I was always under the impression that it was Anikan who puts an end to Sith, by killing his master and allowing himself to die. Maybe I'm over thinking it or misheard the dialogue in the episode, unless the rebels show was saying Luke is the future hope that "helps" destroy the Sith. He physically did not kill them though.

Luke technically did destroy the Sith by inspiring the good in his father to overcome the evil.

 

[Captain Jordan]

@Z'Zharen

Was Anakin not from Tatooine?

 

[Taa Nul]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FDHebjhUR4

Looks like some old friends are making a return next episode. Roger roger!

 

[Taa Nul]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCsUudYwOvY

Holy crap. Kalani made it to Agamar after all.

 

[Darth Carnifex]

Holy crap. Kalani made it to Agamar after all.

Still not Kalani

He was destroyed on Utapau.

 

[Xiarr Sair]

Wait, in the first clip it shows Zeb, in the second it doesn't.

 

[Z'Zharen]

[member="Darth Carnifex"]

Noooooooooooooooooooooo! I was hoping it was Kelani..

 

[Selena Halcyon]

So Hera's Heroes was an eh episode, but it was following stellar ones. Not that it was bad, it is just suffered from being after a few really good episodes. Thrawn is still fascinating, but I cannot help but feel that ultimately it is going to be his failure that leads to the Rebellion getting into full swing.

 

[Taa Nul]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlWA4JBm9Fc

Best. Episode. Ever.

And don't worry, Z'Zharen, it was Kalani.

@Z'Zharen

 

[Xiarr Sair]

(SPOILERS!)
Would have been cool if Kalani joined the Rebellion, but I'm glad he survived anyways.

 

[Taa Nul]

I think he's off to locate other Separatist holdouts untouched by the Empire to rebuild his forces. No doubt he'll end up joining 'em eventually.

[member="Xiarr Sair"]