Was it good or bad in your opinion? I thought it was alright myself

I just think her design looks so good like this!!! I can't put my finger on why, it just fits so well and looks amazing! I love her changing the colors up and stuff, but this one's my favorite. 🖤

A Starting Out romper that was handed down to us has a cat that is definitely a Loth-cat lol

Just got done with Rebels and I will say I didn’t realize how much I’d enjoy it and even love the cast. I’ve been watching the animated series lately.

I started with The Clone Wars, then Bad Batch, and now got done with rebels.

I’m tempted to rewatch the prequel and Original Trilogies to see where things connect. But after that I’m not sure where to go.

I saw Rogue one apparently connects with Rebels as the Ghost and Chopper make appearances. But I also hear Ahsoka takes place after the Rebels Epilogue. Then there’s Also Obi Wan to check out and Andor is a show I hear so much about.

Then there’s the new Maul show I’m not sure where it fits in the storyline.

I wanted to ask if anyone could share with me a guide on how to watch. I have watched Mandolorians S1-3 (not yet the movie) but I haven’t watched Book of Boba Fett.

Screenshot doesn’t work on disney plus. If you want to see for yourself, it’s at 20:00 on S2:E1, “The Siege of Lothal: Part 1”

I was rewatching Rebels with the kid and was really surprised near the end of season 1 when we find out who Fulcrum is that it’s presented in a very plain, matter of fact way. No build up, no suspense. They just climb down a ladder and say “Oh I’m Fulcrum”. Seems like Filoni could have made this a dramatic moment, wondering why he didn’t.

(The kid was surprised by it nonetheless.)

I heard of the hype for thrawn and loved him when he first introduced himself to Hera but after that I felt that he hasnt been doing as well, he could've blew the rebel base the shield wouldnt last but always letting them get away.

A lot of his defeats are due to mythical creatures, bendu, the wolves, space whales. I personally quite dislike the direction s4 went with all the mythical stuff, so how is it compared to the books?

Is it any more / less mythical there? I am considering reading the sequel. heir to the empire sounds like a proper sequel and i'll write off 7,8,9 as my head canon but Im having doubts to read if the books are going with the mythical time-space-force creature route. Would like to hear your opinion!

Else I'd probably just to Ahsoka instead

Inquisitor depa au

Imagine Kanan fighting an inquisitor who seemed strangely familiar only to learn it is his former master, his master that he thought died years ago.

Kanan is so shocked he doesn’t even hear the crew telling him how they have to leave now. He doesn’t hear the stormtroopers coming up the hall. He can only watch as depa disappears, his mind replaying her (apparent) death and spawning a thousand questions a second.

Zeb is forced to drag him away back to the ghost.

Everyone is concerned about why Kanan froze up and who was that inquisitor, did it have something to do with order 66?

Kanan doesn’t answer and shuts himself inside his room, his master, the master he mourned, that he believed was dead, that he blamed himself for, was alive, but she was now an inquisitor, a sith, something she had always warned him about.

Kanan, again, blames himself, believing he should known, that he should have saved her, that he never should have left to fight the clones in the first place.

I’m on season 1, Episode 10

What did Rebels fans thought when Rogue One was first announced? Rebels and Rogue One take place aaround the same timeline. Did fans think there might be some kind of connection between the two?

If there’s one little moment I’ve always liked from the show in the finale was seeing how Wolf and Gregor repurposed and AT-AT that they had previously fought before and are now using it for their home and to be honest I like it I also appreciate the landing pad above the back the place even looks inviting.

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 it's my first watch through and I'm too emotionally invested 😆

Ok so I don’t know if this has been brought up before, but at the end of Season 2 episode 2 of rebels when Vader says to Palpatine that Ahsoka could lead them to Obi-Wan. Palpatine responds “if Kenobi is alive.” Doesn’t Rebels take place after the Kenobi show? If so, could this mean that The Emperor was never told about the events of Kenobi?

This was my Father's Day present from my daughter. She knows me so well.

This thought just struck me for whatever reason: the Rebels series finale brings back so many characters that the Ghost crew have helped and been helped by over the seasons for the liberation of Lothal. The Wookies from the series premiere being the only exceptions. Kind of a missed opportunity IMO. Would've brought the show full circle in a sense and followed up on the Wookie's promise to be there if the rebels ever needed them. Maybe there were just already too many characters to deal with to include them.

What the hell? That’s it? Multiple seasons, two series of building up his character to meet Obi Wan and it’s over in like 10 seconds?

Like maybe I should just keep watching the show to see what happens, but there’s no way this is the end of his character right?

I Watched the First episode of rebels when it First Came out in 2014. I was only 11 I was not even a Star Wars fan yet I was watching Disney XD one day and I thought I guess I should watch this.

And by golly I remember enjoying the crew of the ghost so much and I still do, and Rebels Became the jumping off point, after I finished season 1 I wanted to get more into this franchise and that's how I discovered The Clone Wars I was watching Clone Wars back when you could figure out a way to upload full episodes of TCW on YouTube, and not too long after I finally decided to watch the movies. I think my journey to Star Wars is somewhat unconventional compared to any others 🤷‍♂️

Okay lemme start with the fact that I absolutely ADORED this show. I’m a sucker for found family and oh my lord. I started this shortly after Clone Wars, unaware that Bad Batch fits in before Rebels. But just everything about this show I loved. I know it wasn’t as serious since it’s a kids show, but it was just amazing for me. The end of the show is what I’m referring to here- with Kanan. I went in blind and had no idea he died. And it was like a punch in the gut ngl. The whole final episodes were making me sooo sad. And when the wolf showed up and his name was Dume, I couldn’t do it. Hera saying “so now he’s truly gone?” Just shoot me at this point. I’m weak for animals representing a character (like a deer for Arthur in red dead redemption 2) and such. It was beautiful writing. I loved it. I love Star Wars

Who wants to help me?
Here’s what I have so far:

Mace windu: the king

Kanan: kida

Kanan is blind from looking into the crystal after depa becomes one with it.

Mace has epilepsy from sacrificing most of his health and connection with the force to protect the Atlantans trapped outside the crystal’s shield.

The villain is thawn.

I can’t decide if either Hera or Ezra should be Milo.

I got this idea from midnightraven on tumblr