Interesting when I saw her the first thing I thought was that she looked like that Dathomir character from Jedi Fallen Order.
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Far be it for me to kinkshame. What you do in the privacy of your own home with other consenting adults is nobody's business but the Turk's....I mean yours.
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Just some theories for the rest of the year. Put in spoilers because some people don't like my theories
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He's going to take Grogu to Tython. He's going to sit him on the rock and let him choose his destiny.
We see them waiting, and then we see an Imperial Fleet Jump into the system, and a assault craft with Tie Fighters land.
We see Moff Gideon accompanied by the cyber troopers. Moff tries to reason with Mando to hand over the child. Of course that kind offer is refused. We also see Fennec Shand.
A battle ensues and the Mando is quickly overwhelmed and knocked unconscious. When he wakes up, the fleet is gone as is the Child and his armor. His ship is gone as well (Fennec takes it).
The next episode is him just trying to survive on a hostile planet, (in EU Tython had the Flesh Eaters. They were thought to be former Jedi driven mad who had de-evolved). He finds a way to call for help to his friends. Eventually the help comes, and the last episode is him trying to build a team to find out where the Empire has taken the Child and rescue it.
We get scenes of blood being drawn.
The last scene of the year shows the team gathered and planning, Mando is wearing old crappy armor, maybe no helmet. Then we go to the imperial Lab and see one of the clone thingies in the vial open its eyes and they're yellow. (Palpatines new body)
armour gone... but not his ship.... he then puts on boba's gear!!!
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Obviously we can tell which one was paying more attention in class.
George's dialogue and directing made academy award winners Samuel L Jackson and Natalie Portman act like wooden planks with faces drawn on them using sharpies. I wouldn't read too much into poor Hayden's acting abilities given the sample size.
I'd agree about the first season, up until about the last three episodes.
I thought the second season was really strong.
You had the twilight of the apprentice arc which was awesome. The two episodes introducing Rex Some outstanding single episodes like the Honorable Ones, Princess on Lothal, Wings of the Master and Protectors of Concord Dawn. I mean the next two seasons knocked it out of the park, but season two was really good and really picked up steam.
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The Rebels animation style really turned me off. Although, I guess it's not that different than Green Lantern: The Animated Series, which I quite enjoyed.
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I watched Rebels before Clone Wars, and enjoyed it from beginning to end. Once Thrawn comes in, it's great.
Clone Wars is better, but I'm glad I watched it after Rebels. The animation is better, even though it's older. But even for Clone Wars, it starts off a bit slow then gets better as it goes on.
Heck, even Resistance gets better as it goes on. But overall I'd say it's a skip. You won't miss much by not watching this series.
I never got into Resistance at all, I tried but it just didn't have the right hero's or villains in it. Rebels was strong because of the Villains. Tarkin, Vader, Thrawn a couple of appearance by Palpatine.
Clone Wars had great villains, Maul, Sidious, Dooku, Ventress (Though she was more tragic)
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The initial seasons of the Clone Wars had pretty poor animation. It improved as it went on.
I would suggest to anyone watching this show, if they don't want to get into the animated stuff altogether, at least watch the last four episodes of season 7 of the The Clone Wars (episodes 8-12). They span from just before the start of Episode III to just after, and the quality of everything in those four shows - from writing, to animation, to music, to the performances of the voice actors, is an order of magnitude above what most of the animated stuff achieves.
TCW as a series has a lot of highs and lows. I can't talk much about Rebels I guess because I quit on it pretty quickly and just watched some of the highlights, e.g.
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That actually makes so much sense in my mind, that I want that to happen.
Agreed about Mando putting on that armor, what a cool tribute that would be, but maybe I missed something...?
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Isn't Boba Fett still being digested in the stomach of the Sarlac for another couple hundred or thousand years? How the hell did my dude get out of that?
Agreed about Mando putting on that armor, what a cool tribute that would be, but maybe I missed something...?
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Isn't Boba Fett still being digested in the stomach of the Sarlac for another couple hundred or thousand years? How the hell did my dude get out of that?
Nope we saw Boba Fett at the end of the one episode. Even though it could just be a really old Clone, he'd be something like 80 by the time of the events of the Mandalorian.
I would love to see the Mando stuck wearing that armor and Bobba coming to collect.
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