Ahsoka Episode 3 BREAKDOWN - Reaction! Spoilers! Easter Eggs, Ending Explained! 

midichlorians are well discussed in the Darth Plageuis novelization, that proceeds the events of Episode One. A great recommended listen on Audible.

@@jamesbrigham1299 yep! One of the best (now Legends) story!

It'll couldn't take the shot, he hesitated and one of the other fighters fired before he could resolve what to do either way. And yeah that literally was so physically damaging it put Leia in a coma for a day or two lmao.

Yeah and watching it back I think Leia braced herself before being sucked put of space possibly creating a force bubble around her.

Bingo🎯

They need to wait and reboot this franchise.. Why would anyone care about the First order or anything just mentioned

@@joekletz2705 They don’t lol. But that’s cos they were waiting for a direct follow up to the original 6 films and got a massive time skip and soft reboot instead. Dave’s working pretty much everything different groups of fans have wanted and expected into Ahsoka and his related upcoming works. The fact he’s using that to organically build a link between the properties people care about and the sequels is going to make them much richer and better liked in the years to come. He did the same for the prequels with the clone wars. It’s a Star Wars tradition at this point 😂

@@Galadantien Nah, its too late, no one I speak to IRL cares anymore and has signed out.

It’s worlds better than I’ll try spinning that’s a good trick.

​@@willmac623neither are we, but we know a lot

Yup. Also, the Jedi have always had spacesuits. I can remember spacesuits being used in The Clone Wars. Grace arguing why Leia didn't need one but Ahsoka had a whole suit sounds exactly like "They fly now?" lol.

@@svenmnnn 😂right?

I interpreted that midichlorians were conduits to the force, that all living beings had, its just that naturally gifted force users had a huge ammount of them. Talent, is a factor, as Ahsoka said. Without the propper training, discipline and dedication, no gifted jedi should be very effective of a fighter. Thats how i've interpreted this thing.

Yeah, Grace didnt watch clone wars afaik @@svenmnnn

@@ZavhallaTV While correct about midichlorians, it's the amount that determines whether you can channel the Force. That's why there were blood tests. At a certain range, you had abilities, but would require training to take advantage/learn how to use it.

It never really was. Very small percentage of the actual population had/has a Twitter/X account.

Twitter is extremely dead in Europe as well, for example in Sweden absolutely nobody uses it.

I came here to say this lol. The jedi hyper drive rings usually had 2 (?) hyper drives so the fact that it’s larger and has 6 means it can go MUCH further

Dont mind Grace, shes a casual casual Star Wars _viewer._ She clearly hasnt watched Star Wars Episodes 1-3 nor Star Wars The Clone Wars seasons 1-6. She mightve watched Rogue One, absolutely didnt watch Han Solo.

I think she has watched the prequels and she definitely reviews Han Solo. Tbh even if you watch all the movies it’s still a ton of lore to follow and memorize.

I totally agree. Huge plot hole

Eh, my guess is that Senator is an Agent of the Imperial Remnant, and he got it shut down for those conspiratorial purposes. Space Opera style pseudo-politics is an underling theme of everything in Star Wars between The Phantom Menace and the Mandalorian/Ahsoka era (chronologically I mean). The introductory prose in the original Star Wars novelisation ghost-written by Alan Dean Foster in 1976 kicks off that book with a description of how corrupt the Senate, the Trade Guilds, and the Republic have become !!

@@SourBogBubble Space opera pseudo-politics are not intended to be realistic. Thinking that they should be is to not understand space opera.

@@julianlord5366 idk that senator is Kaz's father (from Resistance, the animated show which should not be named) so I'm not sure he's a sympathizer. i only got through that show once though and have no desire to investigate further. i think he's just making a dumb decision. mon mothma didn't look too convinced so hopefully she'll step up and make a better decision

@@SourBogBubble more like tracking down known and HVT terrorists to the New Republic. Bingo cards King of Hearts and Queen of Spades. Good one, clueless civilian 💁🏽‍♂😏

For that, this show isn’t doing a good job either. Not having a fun pacing, being over-dramatic again - it makes the same mistakes than the others tbh

The 5 people who watch it like it.😎☕

@@lars7282 Hardly. BoBF and Kenobi looked cheap, and failed to meet expectations of the casual or hardcore audience. Kenobi also involved Ingram and access media insulting the fandom again. This is part of strategy to move Star Wars forward, building on Mando, even if it appears niche right now. This show is far less contrived than things like Kenobi, and also not about characters that are already dead. The action so far has looked better than most of the shows, and more focused than most of them, too. What damages this show the most is the fans that presume it's connecting directly to the sequels.

@@Ruylopez778 i don't think its presuming. this literally takes place before the sequel trilogy. so does it not lead into it?

@@nitinmathew5391 There's a difference between preceding something and connecting to it. Luke taking a padawan (or not) isn't necessarily 'connecting' to the sequels, just because they all get wiped out. There's decades between the two.

I had the opposite thought, it looked so smooth and professional, I was like ouuuu Ahsoka splurged a little! Like why wouldn't alien races have their own spacesuits? Humans are the only big brains in the galaxy who have spacesuit manufacturers? Doubt. She looked stylish to me though!

@@KaiInMotion i thought that too, but then I saw that the helmet was partially made out of some fabric. That seemed not "professionally made". Like she put it together herself. I thought if it was something manufactured by a big company, the helmet would've been made of some other material, like in clone wars.

It was pretty stupid if you ask me

It didn’t make sense. I was thinking, why are the ships doing drive bys. Just shoot the damn ship. She couldn’t deflect 99% if they just shot at it. Why don’t they think about this shit when they are watching the edits?

@@venicebeachsportsnetwork6677 It was. And enemy starships get in melee range to fight a person... awful. If this is the future of Star Wars they will reduce the size of the general audience to "Rebels"-viewerships-levels.

@@Keliiyamashita She used their drive to try to best her to their detriment. This is definently the first jedi Shen has ever faced, as for Marrok, who knows.

I think he meant everyone is connected to the force not that everyone could be a Jedi or TK boulders

George Lucas has never ever ever ever ever said everyone has the force, what he said was that force is everywhere.

@@lazyeclipse00 Well duh, there’s a reason why we don’t see Watto force pushing mfs ☠️☠️☠️

@@kryssz4074 but Disney seems to want to change that

@@lazyeclipse00 Eh I think you’re right to a certain extent, but I think the main issue is nobody is being trained. People just suddenly are powerful force wielders and we’re supposed to go along with it.

The best part was when she was in outer space without an O2 canister attached to her suit. The garbage that is now called Star Wars is breathtaking. Clone Wars was Shakespeare in comparison and cartoon Ahsoka was not only more likeable than live action wooden plank Rosaria Dawson but dispalyed an array of different emotions instead of just looking bored with her arms crossed. This AhSoWhat is just aweful.

@@michaellanger5671 yes because losing all your close friends and witness most of the horrors and tragedies that happened in the last 30 years will surely not have an impact on you and really not transform you from a cheerful young person into a stoic adult

@@ZrodyApo Stoic is one thing, boring another. Acting like a wooden plank is just bland entertainment!

@@michaellanger5671 Thanks for sharing your opinion! I usually try not to hate on something other people enjoy, but to each their own.

Grace isn’t following the plot. which is honestly the shows fault for not explaining it well enough

@@CYeoungis it though🤔The fact that she saw that thing and claims to have watched Star Wars, only to come up with "Giant Ring Gate!!!" says more about her than it does about LucasFilms 🤷🏽‍♂ Hyperdrive rings were a key focal point of the prequel saga stories...

Man I _loved_ these analogies 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Ahsoka doesn't feel like the same character from the animated series. I love Star Wars but I'm having a hard time getting into the series.

he could be captured by Thrawn or forced into servitude or something.

Many questions, many many questions... At the same time, Ezra knew it was a one way trip when he executed the plan. How did he know all of this? Did the Purrgil tell him and he accepted?

For all we know the Peridia galaxy is dead and there is nothing to that can bring them home without outside intervention

If its so good why are its ratings so low? viewership? WHy? because some of you low standard fans accept anything!

@@lalareal180 Just because I personally like something doesn’t mean it’s ratings are good. I never claimed as much, so I don’t really know what you’re on about.

Nobody's human in starwars lol 😂

@@kamesh_cruisethe empire is almost entirely human

@@TheGameBelt646I mean probably due more to the time it takes for make up then anything else in canon lol. Not to mention the clones were created from a mandalorian.

@@masonguthrie1257for production reasons, yeah, but in canon, it’s widely known that the Empire, and to an extent the Emperor himself, are rather specist. Thrawn was the only non-human Grand Admiral, and the fact that the Emperor personally promoted him to that position was a huge deal. The only things that kept him safe from some of the other Grand Admirals or high ranking officials, like Tarkin, trying to take him out themselves were his own abilities as a strategist and commander of his fleet, and the fact that Palpatine and Vader both liked him and saw the value in what he was doing.

​@@TheGameBelt646those people are not from earth.

While the Force is in everything. (remember Yoda telling Luke how it permeates everything, rock, the tree, the ship) in Ep 5? The midichlorians and how much a being has, is the determining factor on Force abilities. If you don't meet a certain range, it doesn't matter how much you train. You won't be able to use it. In the SW EU, the Darth Plageuis novelization explains everything you need to know about how midichlorians work. It's also the key to understanding what and how events happened in EP 1.

@@jamesbrigham1299 while I agree with most of what you said. I disagree with if you don't meet a certain range you won't be able to use the force. I think it just limits what abilities you can use. To enter the Jedi order, as Huyang said, you have to meet a threshold but if you don't meet that you can still have some latent abilities like Finn. Abilities like low level precognition, telepathy or telekinesis. Sabine could maybe shake the cup in the last episode! 😋

I dont understand ehy this concept is so hard to understand and its not just Grace who doesn't get it, its a lot of reactors who you know arent really fans that are just watching for channel content. So why im entertainined by Grace's review, i wouitake her opinions with a grain of salt, and she definitely doesn't represent The majority of the audience especially if shes basibg it off twitter response

Then stories from the Expanded Universe would be orgas.... well, you get it.

and none of them had a single line of dialogue before filoni made clone wars…

@@DeeDeeDeeeee well, technically she did have a few lines; they just never made it into the Final Cut

@@BaithNa notice how I said “before filoni made clone wars”

Technically, The Force Unleashed best him to it. Lol

Yea and it wasn’t like Leia went into space on purpose either.

Nope. Filoni hasn't 'retconned' anything. I mean Mando even had a whole storyline about taking Grogu's blood, remember? What LUCAS has said about the Force in 1982: “Everybody can do it [use the Force]. It's just the Jedi who take the time to do it. Like yoga. Also like karate.” In 1977: “The Force is really a way of seeing; it's a way of being with life. It really has nothing to do with weapons. The Force gives you the power to have extra-sensory perception and to be able to see things and hear things, read minds and levitate things. It is said that certain creatures are born with a higher awareness of the Force than humans. Their brains are different. The Force is a perception of the reality that exists around us. You have to come to learn it. It's not something you just get. It takes many, many years…Anyone who studied and worked hard could learn it. But you would have to do it on your own.” source: Star Wars website, Jun 24, 2013 "So what the heck are midi-chlorians?" by JW Rinzler Midi-chlorians don’t change how the Force works or who can use it. Some people have more latent ability than others, and that can be measured by their midi-chlorian count. That was a necessary way to explain to new viewers in TPM how some people have more power than others, and why Qui-Gon was determined to take a slave boy, when there are many younglings at the Jedi Temple. It was implied in the OT that some element of Force ability was genetic, but it was also shown in ESB that it’s **mindset** that allows you to use the Force.

I was hoping that Grace would remember how much of a hand Jon Favreau had in Mando. It might turn out that he was the one with a magical touch for Mando, and not so much Filoni.

yeah when are get gonna get mention of kanan's training with her for those non-rebels fans? i guess they might get more confused as to why sabine is struggling so much. idk. i still think sabine is an odd choice for an apprentice. i wanna know THAT story.

And Netflix and Amazon and... Literally everyone that does streaming knows how to deliver an hour long show except for Disney🤦🏽‍♂

Things and objects are never in the same place either.

and Rebels

i feel the exact opposite. haha.

@@kellywilliams1332 it's that way sometimes lol! I have a close friend who feels the same way as you.

to each their own ;) @@jaybones614

I respectfully disagree. The audience was built on the back of the EU. The Expanded Universe. It brought the books, and games that expanded the characters. It was the EU, that kept SW alive until the Prequels were made. Without it, there may have been no more SW movies. The clone Wars and some of the newer comics are just that new. But the harder core fanbase got that way, because the stories and games (KOTOR for example) were so good at both character and world building. Have you ever wondered why there was a backlash about de-caononizing the EU? SW core audience is EU based. Disney went after a new audience and with that, probably lost billions in merchandise sells. They missed out on utilizing stories already written. They just had to do the "Lord of the Rings" treatment,instead they tried to be smarter than everyone. The sequels should have been, "Legacy of the Force" novelization. It featured quite a few, the "Force is Female" characters.

1st episode, first 10 min, check it out

With training, both Jedi and Sith could do it. Luke in Mando Season 2, Darth Bane in Path of Destruction, Darth Traya could Force wield three light sabers, Darth Malgus in the the game trailers demonstrates this ability.

If you've seen Mando Season 2, then you know about the Ahsoka episode in that show. This continues after those events and is supposedly at the same time as S3 of Mando. There is an opening crawl in the first episode. But we see Mon Mothma briefly in E3 (as part of the New Republic) - so this is after she has lead the rebellion to victory over the Empire in ROTJ, and around the same time as Mando S3 events on Coruscant. Does that make sense? They basically took the RO/Andor actress and placed her in the Mando timeline. It's way before TFA, just like Mando. I don't know why people want to lock everything down into being The First Order when that is years away.

@@Ruylopez778 that makes perfect sense thank you!

@@jonathanweir7672 Welcome! It is confusing the way people mention Thrawn and the FO together and then Andor in the next sentence.

my questions is why didn't kanan lean into this more during his training with her and the dark saber?

there is something in the Bloodlines novel about Leia's role in the New Republic but I can't remember exact details. maybe check that novel out for some more clarity, if you're interested

@@kellywilliams1332 Thank you for your answer. Is the novel any good ?

@@DarkVador1138 yeah it's not my favorite but it does give some nice fill in story especially for leia

@@kellywilliams1332Ok thanks, I guess I'll check that out. I'm only side because I know a lot of people who won't do it and thus get a little bit excluded. It's a shame because I always thought that Star Wars for everyone and that's something I've always loved about it.

Worst case, she becomes a Jedi hunter, who is a Mandolorian, with intricate knowledge of how Jedi think..... that's.... pretty formidable

I gotta say that is a cool train of thought. Joking aside, I never thought of that. Though I stand by my bowling guardrail apprentice theory. I sadly don't see Disney ever committing to such an "edgy" idea.

Lol, sure..

Did you even see The Last Jedi?

@@BaithNa Had Disney not got rid of the Expanded Universe, there was a treasure trove of more characters with a deeper background that the ones Disney put out. Darth Traya would have been awesome, for one. Darth Zannah, Darth Talon, Lumiya, Mara Jade from her days as the Emperor's hand. Grandmaster Satele Shan. None of which had to have a "forced" story to make them seem important.

it hurts my hear to say but i think you might be right. although i could see Ezra hanging around teaching Jacen on his own (fingers crossed. haha)

But they _were_ in the sequel trilogy...

@@ICU1337 well technically as kanan's force ghost voices and possibly jacen flying the ghost but still ;)

@@kellywilliams1332 they set it up to play the cards should they choose 😏 but they _were_ 😉in the sequel trilogy🤪