Star Wars Resistance Series Review 

I wish we had a “where are they now scene” like we had in Rebels

It was an okay series but I still feel like there were ALOT of plot points(both potential and already existing) that should have more development by the end, to name a few: - Kazes parents (and their possible conection to the FO) -The pirates -Yeager and his brother -The backstories of like half the aces -The siblinds and that arceologist -Nena

This is why I love this channel: it sees the bigger picture in a story, and that Star Wars is much more than just cool fights. Star Wars stories always teaches people lessons and morals.

Never thought I ever say this but Star Wars Resistance have the best ship designs in the sequel era.

I think its definitely the weakest of all the Star Wars shows but I also think people are to hard on it

I don't mind that it wasn't aimed at a more adult audience, I'm used to that in Star Wars series, I just wish we could have had a few more episodes, there were still plenty of stories to tell.

Now that I've actually been able to watch the show, I can say it had good characters and good ideas behind it. But it felt like it never got to develop into anything real because as the sequel trilogy developed there just wasn't room for Resistance to do anything. It feels like Resistance was a casualty of the fact that the sequel trilogy wasn't wholly thought out before hand and if the show was made after the trilogy was done instead of before, it would have been much stronger.

For me it was a refreshing take on Star Wars that wasn't trying to be focused on the main characters from the Skywalker saga. The Force, the Jedi and the Sith weren't a major focus either. To me Disney is at it's best when it can get out of things we've seen before from Star Wars and create new ideas. Is the show kid friendly? Absolutely. But it fleshes out all the new characters to satisfying arcs. My 3 year old son loved watching it with me and that made me feel happy watching it more. When The Clone Wars concludes, I'm excited to see the new places Star Wars will go. The Skywalker Saga or shows tied to it are wonderful, but it's time to move on to new ideas.

Hey Alex! I actually had a special presentation on animation at my university by Justin Ridge. He revealed that the team was ready to keep the series going but Disney actually notified them that season 2 would be the last one, much to their surprise.

I do like it, but I am skeptical that the two-season thing was the plan. Season 2 leaves a lot of things on the table (like Kaz's dad stuff) that leads me to believe that there was supposed to be another season. I don't know if that means that Season 2 was supposed to be exactly like it was and then there would be a Season 3 after it, or if the second half of Season 2 (and especially the finale) were Season 3 episode concepts that they moved into Season 2 to give it a proper ending.

Kaz was DEFINITELY treated like a "fool" while he was in the cockpit of the Fireball when the seat kept smashing him up against the canopy lol so that statement isn't strictly true. But, you're right. He was FAR less goofy when he was in his element flying. 👍

I wish Dave had continued Rebels for a few more seasons, then finished Clone Wars, then his work on The Mandalorian and _then_ make this show with his full involvement. I also wish it started immediately after Bloodline and we saw the Resistance form. I also wish we got a Resistance Recon.

One good thing about it (to me, at least) is it turned a lot of Rebels hate into Resistance hate. I enjoyed Resistance, but I just never connected with the characters like I did with the Rebels and Clone Wars characters. Another season or two would have helped, I think. They had so many characters, but not enough time to develop most of them.

Thank you for continuing with this series. My girls and I would spend every monday evening catching up. Watch the episode then listen to your review of it. They really enjoyed it and want to name a kitten Tora Doza

I personally thought Season 1 was meh and it really didn't do anything for me. I didn't think it added much and the Poe/etc. appearances felt forced. I wasn't going to watch S2 until I ran out of other things to watch. I'm glad I did. S2 had much more of a typical Star Wars feel and added to the universe. I still prefer Rebels and then Clone Wars over Resistance, but I do appreciate S2 of Resistance.

I'm glad you defended Kaz, Alex. I was explaining to some friends this morning how, yes, his clumsiness rivals that of Jar Jar Binks... but that's not his *only* characteristic. I enjoyed the series... and, like you, I hope others give it a fair shot. 🌟

I loved this show. I thought it was very charming and very Star Wars.

I just finished watching this series. I must say it does grow on you as it progresses I would’ve loved to have seen a season three. Hopefully will get it one day.

Resistance was a great show. It truly met my expectations. It may not be as good as The Clone Wars and Rebels but its still solid nevertheless.

At first i didnt really liked it then i kind of got used to it i would actually like it to continue a bit more

Sadly, I have to disagree. I gave this show all the benefit of doubt I could but it’s just underdeveloped. Resistance spends a lot of episodes on world and character development but it doesn’t develop its characters until Season 2. Season 1 is just filler most of the time. The other problem is show’s focus on Caz. He is an interesting character and I loved his chemistry with Torra Doza but his arc with her doesn’t lead anywhere. But Caz is clumsy to the point of complete incompetence. In Clone Wars there were older Jedi, Rex and Cody to offset Ahsoka, Jar-Jar or shiny clones. In Rebels the whole crew (except for Hera but she got her time in the last season) had goofy and heroic moments balanced. There was never any question of main cast competence in older show. But there is in Resistance.

You touched on the point I wanted to make about Star Wars Resistance. In the first season, Kaz was a young, cocky Republic pilot, who had to high of an opinion of himself. Put when thrust into his 1st, actual Resistance mission, he stumbles hisbwas through getting the information the Resistance needed -- The First Order wants control of the Colossus as a refueling platform for it's expansion into the Outer Rim planets. He also learns that the First Order is prepared to destroy any and all supporters of the Resistance and Republic who fight against the First Order -- including the inhabitants of the Colossus. They want the ship. In the 2nd season, the Colossus is on the run, being hunted by the First Order. This puts a strain on the ship and it's inhabitants. They need food, water, fuel, and replacement parts to keep operating. This means risking capture to find what they need. Kaz has to step up and not only help turn the racers into a defense squadron, but also lead missions to find the supplies the Colossus needs. In the end, he begins to get his 'space legs' under him and becomes a capable Resistance agent. It is his 11th hour message, telling the Colossus to run and save itself from an impending First Order attack, that convinces the Capt. Doza and the Colossus inhabitants that always running from the fight, that must happen, is no way to live.

With the show being set too close to the events of Episodes 7, 8, and 9, there was no time to really do much of anything to add to the story. And, that is the major problem with it, and why it only lasted two seasons. It couldn’t go anywhere.

Yes, it was aimed at kids, and if we didn't know by now, that's kind of Star Wars's thing: Kids are supposed to be able to grow with the show and vice versa. But I too loved Resistance. Let me count the ways: - The animation style: I loved the 3D flat-shaded models, it was like a living comic book. - Subtle depth to the characters and their personal growth. They were always showing us a little more about them, if I paid attention. At first I thought they leaned very heavily on the "Niku is very literal" thing, but especially by the end, you know he's aware of so much more; he has good ideas and a real heart to him. - High-quality running gags: The janitor with the angry goggles, the Gorgs, the Fireball, Aunt Z's patrons, new droids with distinctive quirks. Whole expanded universes have been made from less. - A conclusion that was both high-stakes and very personal / character-focused. - Beautiful locations. - Good writing / voice acting / Hitting the right emotional notes. - Tough choices made by the characters. - Tie-ins everywhere, without the fan service being too obvious. The connections were just melded into the world, left there to be discovered as easter eggs. - Consistency: Yes, I would agree. Filoni's earlier work had hits and misses that built up to something incredible, given just a little time, and I noticed the series beginnings didn't always have the strongest start. I think as his career goes on, he's getting me hooked earlier and earlier in each new series, and the quality is more even. Resistance included. Everything gets better with age. - True to the heart and soul of Star Wars: Lucas set out to make a bunch of Saturday Matinee sci-fi serials for kids with morality tails in them; Resistance carries the torch in an authentic way. It wouldn't be Star Wars if it didn't do that, but it does it and does a good job of it. If there were to be a continuing story for these characters, I would for sure want to pick up with them again. Thank you Lucas, thank you Filoni, thank you Resistance.

I’ve read every canon book, comic and seen all the movies and shows. I can say without a doubt in my mind skip this show unless your a huge Star Wars fan and I mean HUGE lol

I definitely think there was going to be more seasons. Sure it works at the end of the season but there's a lot of plot points left hanging, the children being a glaring example

Thanks, I liked Tamara’s story arc. I also appreciated Kaz despite his clumsiness. Still, I wish that the series could have explored the New Republic and Resistance in greater detail.

Personally, it never bothered me if the show was silly or aimed at a younger audience. It just didn't feel like SW to me. Sure some returning characters and elements, but the colors/concept just never worked for me. It's probably the first piece of SW content that I couldn't get into. I respect that art, performances, and writing, but def not my thing.

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I have never seen light and shadow so well animated in another cartoon. The colors and the music are great. I don't know if I need a season 3 but these 2 are a neat piece of Star Wars.

I pretty much missed when this came out. I found the first season slow but then it picked a second gear and ended in a blast.

I definitely agree! After finishing both Clone Wars and Rebels, I was looking to see if there was any more Star Wars content I could indulge in. I did remember hearing about Resistance, but again, heard about it being more for children. So at first I wasn't going to watch it, but I decided against it and in the end I really enjoyed the series itself. I think I prefer Season 1, since it felt like each episode was building onto something and the Season 1 finale was pretty hype in my opinion. Although, even though Season 2 was also pretty fun, I definitely have to agree that it felt like it had more filler episodes and most of the time had the crew spend their time running from the first order and there wasn't really a lot of development like there was a Season 1. Still, the finale was pretty satisfying overall, but I feel like Season 2 could have been better. Season 1 had a whole mystery to it and a danger for Kas and his secret of being part of the resistance, so I was hoping that we would get more references to the movies, but even then, I enjoyed everything overall and now I'm going to probably fill my Star Wars itch with weekly episode of the Bad Batch and hopefully we'll get trailers for upcoming Star Wars shows soon!

Way too meandering for how many episodes it had and incredibly childish compared to its predecessors. Being a kids show isn't a good excuse for weak plot and characters. Shows like Avatar the Last Airbender have proven multiple times you can tell a compelling story while still appealing to kids.

I'm pretty lukewarm on this show. On one hand I like a surprising amount of it and on the other hand I'm wondering how the hell this show got an Emmy. I enjoyed my time with it but it's not something I'm gonna be watching over and over again

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I liked this series; if they rebooted it with Bad Batch animation and stretched it out over the sequel trilogy making appearances by Rey and Finn, it could improve the trilogy in the way Clone Wars did to the prequel trilogy.

Not only does Kaz start older than Ahsoka or Ezra, but less capable than the two younger characters. That dynamic makes it difficult for a lot of older fans to buy in to the series.

I want Rebels season 5 where Asohka and Sabine have to find Ezra. Maybe they could get Luke Skywalker to help them. Maybe they run into Cal Kestis and the Mantis and they can help them. It would be cool to see Luke or Cal in an animated series.

This is almost exactly what I tell anyone that wants to get into Clone Wars or Rebels, "endure the first season and a half to two seasons". because they are childish in nature but after that they pick up. you're right these shows tend to grow with their audience, and this is coming from someone that didn't start watching Clone Wars until season 5 then went back. I saw how well it progressed from this disjointed tone of a show to what it became. I started watching Rebels and I stopped watching it because of how childish it was but then I started picking backup with Ahsoka being reintroduced and then Admiral thrawn came in and then it just continue to find its stride. I find that a lot of the times these Disney Star Wars shows are finding their pacing within the first season and 1/2. they're putting Filler episodes because they're trying to attract younger audience while still putting in these good plot points to keep the older audience there and after a while they find that perfect balance, because these kids that are 11to 14 are no longer just there to watch the little goofball characters make their dumb little mistakes but want to see where their characters are going and invested in the story. Given that they decided to cancel it after two seasons, chances are I'm not going to watch this show. it felt like it was aimed to a young audience and it looks like they canceled it before (once again I believe) they would have found their stride. But I'm always excited to see what Star Wars shows are going to come out next. I'm looking forward to the final season of Clone Wars, I'm looking forward to this rumored Rebels sequel. it won't feel like a new show trying to find its pace. they know where they're going, they know what tone there trying to hit, and we know these characters so if they try to revert them back to what they were, it won't feel right and will fail.

This show was overall a ton of fun and had some of the best ship designs to date. Very colorful animation as well as great character development. Yeager and the Doza family had some really wonderful backstories in regards to there characters.

I understand the logic behind not comparing Resistance to the Clone Wars because they both started off rather silly, but honestly at this point I dont understand why all these shows need to start this way. The production team behind these shows is capable of making great stories, why do they feel the need to create so many barriers to entry?

The thing I've learned about Dave Filoni when it comes to the animated work he's done, is this. When it starts, no one likes it, and they especially start hating on the new main character that's introduced. Then over time people start liking the characters. Let's look it over. (The Clone Wars Movie): Ahsoka's first appearance where people criticize the character for being way too annoying. Some even seeing the movie as an unnecessary add on to the prequels. As the show starts to gain a few seasons people grow on Ahsoka and now she's an important character. (Rebels Season 1): Ezra Bridger is criticized for being an Aladdin knockoff and the Clone Wars had become a major part of star wars by this point. When Disney canceled the show for a new series fans weren't thrilled to see Rebels. The posters especially were not convincing. By the end of Season 2 the show became something to be memorable. It showed Ahsoka against Darth Vader, something fans wondered for a long time. Some clone wars purists still hate the show, but atleast they acknowledge the series. Dave Filoni is the opposite of JJ Abrams. Where as JJ is good at starting something, (Lost Season 1 and Force Awakens) he's not so good at ending it. (Lost Season Finale and TROS) Dave is good at doing the opposite. Where it starts up slow but then gains momentum. So I'm positive that Resistance would've had the same thing had it continued. My personal guess is that Lucasfilm wants to focus on other projects like the mandalorian and kenobi. Since people tend to favor those now rather than another cartoon series. But since Ahsoka is coming back in the Rebels Sequel it will be interesting to see how her story ends.

I just finished the series, I loved it, there are a lot of good things in this series, it was really underrated

If they connected it to anything that affects the main things going on in the galaxy there would at least be a reason ro watch it

I’m sorry but Ahsoka and Ezra, even at their worst, we’re not even close to how insufferable Kaz was in most of this series, other than that I found this series to be fine

was supposed to be a third season as if you read star wars you find out that the MC was actually one of the hero"s in one of the big battles. Xiono later piloted the Fireball at the Battle of Exegol as part of the Citizens' Fleet amassed by General Lando Calrissian, the events of which ultimately resulted in the demise of the resurrected Darth Sidious

I had no idea Kaz was an adult. I thought he was like 15/16.

I was so happy to see Uglies for the first time on screen.

Seems sorta like they wanted to make a show in the Resistance time period but were limited since the movies hadn't been written. I think they did the best the could to tell a story about Resistance fighters without being able to tie it in to the overarching story. Now that the Skywalker saga is done, it will be nice to see where they can go. Last time they gave us the World Between Worlds. This time...who knows.

It's okay if you thought it was Luke-warm (lol), you don't need to love everything SW that comes out. Personally I thought it was OK. Definitely was aimed for a younger audience, but I watched it all anyways. Also wanted more connectivity with the larger rebellion (err resistance?) But it was a good ending for the contained story.

What happen to Lin Gaava how come she never appeared in the final episode only she appeared in live fire and I forgot something about final episode it didn’t say she died with Jace Rucklin and clone trooper Kix never appeared after all why not anyway.

I don't know, I get what you're saying with the spark of resistance, but the story just feels so unconnected by the end when it was more connected in Season 1, and there are still some hanging threads. All I'm asking for is a half Season to get some resolution on Kaz's family still being alive (They could be the main threat since their survival only makes sense for them to be aligned with the First Order, or maybe they want to leave The First Order and need help.), Nena returning after maybe having a bit of a run in with the First Order trying to kill her, and then have either the members we know to be part of that final battle leaving to join the Resistance proper or have the Colossus receive the Palpatine transmission (We get to hear all of Obi-Wan's message to the Jedi in Rebels, why not have Palpatine's in Resistance?) and get the call from Lando to join the fight. We don't need to see the battle from their point of view, and I know that Rebels had the personal story of Lothal as its finale instead of Scariff, which makes perfect sense, and we got that with Resistance's Finale, but there's just something missing for me. We even see at the end of The Rise of Skywalker that some ships were out above other planets. Maybe after Kaz, Tora, and Yeager leave to join the fight above Exogol, a First Order ship arrives over the Colossus' new home and they have to fight their own final battle, too, because how else did those ships blow up? Plus, Synara's a pirate, she could convince everyone to salvage the destroyer they blew up in Season 2, and then the Aces teach more people to be pilots with ships they find or manufacture from the wreckage, and now you have an even better chance of survival. It's a retread of ground already covered, but there's just that connection missing, and if they wanted to still stay with the Colossus, that's a way to do both. If it wasn't there in the First Season, then I think I would be fine, but because the connections to the movies were made, I feel we needed more of that. The show just had so much potential. I'm not overly attached to it, but I do hate to see it end so quickly when there are plenty of ideas to keep it going. Obviously, it doesn't make any financial sense to do so since it does seem suspicious that Season 2 occurred exactly as planned if the ratings were high enough in Season 1, but then again, Disney+ is a thing and we could get that Half Season tacked on there. Now that it will be on a more accessible platform for people that were weary of Resistance and have cut cable for various streaming platforms, this is their chance to see what the show was capable of.

I am now wondering was the colossus at the Battle xagol

Make a 3rd season!!!!!!

Nothing will top the R2-D2 and C-3PO show

This was not a bad show, I enjoy watching it, would’ve loved to watch something like this when I was a little kid in the 80’s but the cool thing is it’s still enjoyable to watch.

Dude this is a well-balanced review man! Thanks

Inthink that resistance had a lot of potential and did enjoy it for what it was. However, I took a moment to reflect after the end amd I was wondering, what exactly has changed? Yes, the colossus is on another planet but almost nothing had any consequences. Espacially Kazuta, our protagonist did not change at all in the entire time. He is still the same person he was at the beginning, to be honest. Yes, it might be aimed at kids, however you don't need to dumb things down for kids. Kids liked Darth Vader and he was not exactly made for kids. Which brings me to the one amazing person in this series: Tam. She had a proper character arc and showed everyone that not everyone who isn't on the „good“ side might still be good in parts. This really humanized the empire and first order and made them a far more compelling character (if you can call a faction a character) and made it more compelling rather than bucketheads to shoot or make jokes about. So, it had its stengths while I do not think it lived up to its full potential. It could have been so much greater

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I just finished the show, Good review. The characters are very likable. Not sure if there is much depth to them.

I wonder if the 10th anniversary of TFA would spark some interest in the show again?

Did this show ever connect to Clone Wars or Rebels? I am waiting to finish Clone Wars with season 7 and then moving on to Rebels, but I would like something to watch while I'm waiting for Fridays to come. Did not want to jump ahead if this show incorporated elements or characters from either of those.

Nice vid. I liked Resistance for the most part, the ship designs were great. I wish more time was spent with Tam in the First Order, I even hoped she would meet Finn at some point. I definitely didn't care for Kazuda, mostly for reasons stated in the vid. Although I sympathized with him when we saw Hosnian Prime destroyed. (a nice nod to ep 7, wish there were more of those)

I don't find it hard at all to let Kaz be goofy. It's a kids show and the movies themselves have characters do similar things just less exaggerated because it's live action and not animation. I think Resistance could have absolutely gone on for at least another season, but I also think it ending right where it did kind of showcases it's strength. It dealt with the same themes as Rise of Skywalker but far more competently.

Trailer reaction: [Insert negative comment here] Overall show reaction: [Insert mixed comment here] I guess Star Wars Resistance got the last laugh.

I'm gonna miss this show

Season 1 showed some promise as Star Wars from the POV of your average joe but it lost me during Season 2. I know the crew has said the series wasn't cancelled but given how it just sort of ends, I can't help but wonder if it was.

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i liked the show

Eh, the first season of Clone Wars had its silly episodes (mostly the occasional Jar Jar or droid episode) - but it was balanced out by epic war stories, deeper looks into popular Jedi & their respective clone commanders, and some pretty impactful messaging for kids & adults alike. While I understand why the clone wars is mostly regarded on its later seasons as it successfully builds off the bones of each prior season, Ive never understood the lack of appreciation & love for its first season. Theres some great content in that first season, and its content that simply wouldn’t exist in future seasons. Rebels on the other hand was a bit more kid focused in general however it nailed the character development down and its big moments & episodes didnt hold back. Resistance on the other hand doesnt really have either of the strengths. While the other shows had their “silly moments,” those moments were really just most of the show. Character development was pretty minimal. Unlike Ashoka or Ezra who were pretty annoying early on, Kaz is still pretty much the same character. Even the shows big mature moments dont inspire much change or motivation. The shows best moments are at best the average moments of both prior shows. Honestly I think its for the best the show ended early. Just because its “for kids” does not mean it needs to be constantly silly, stupid, or lacking in depth. Everything I really enjoyed as a kid and still enjoy today as an adult were things targeted at kids but also not afraid to handle mature subjects. Nor as a kid did I ever identify with the silly/stupid characters nor the “naive kid”. I identified with the heros who worked hard, matured, and pressed on when circumstances were tough. I didnt want to see “me” I wanted to see someone that I could become. Resistance may have become a better show as it went on. But if you need multiple seasons to do be good, its not really worth the resources imo. The first seasons in CW & Rebels have some great stuff that I cherish and go back to. While the best of both of those shows is in the later seasons, they had good foundations. Resistance ultimately did not.

How did Luke inspire people if there were like 20 people on the planet on the good guy team and the empire would be like Luke showed up he got hit by blasts then Kylo Ren went down there and he just disappeared I think he died

I like the story, it’s a good new look on the first order

@Star Wars Explained I'm starting to find it common that whenever people see a trailer for what they assume would be bad, the thing itself gets the last laugh in the end. For example: Nobody liked the trailer for the Kim Possible movie, but after it came out, it ended up generating mixed reviews on IMDB.

Season 2 of Resistance was like Battlestar Galactica in the Star Wars Universe. I think that'd be a good storyline for the new Squadron's game or similar - on the run from the Empire/First Order, trying to survive. Scramble the Aces!

Awesome series that really got better the 2nd season and even without showing Jedi action its still was exciting and funny. I think I can stand seeing 2 more seasons. The animation reminded me of both classic Disney and old Max Fleischer-Superman cartoons.

I haven’t watched it, but I actually might, just because I love the style it was animated in. This kind of stylised 3D animation always makes me feel nice and it provides a great backdrop for sweet&sour stories. Because when in Rogue One everything goes FUBAR, they can’t go much darker with the lighting or grittier with the scenery, so it starts looking like a plastic set for a show. This style of animation allows for much more expressive storytelling

It annoys me when people criticize this show as too childish. Didn't George Lucas make Star Wars for kids?

I feel like at this point a lot of the hate for Resistance has turned into... apathy. Like, I think a lot of people kind of forgot about it. Like, when you bring up animated Star Wars people talk about Clone Wars, Rebels, Bad Batch, and sometimes even Droids and Ewoks if you wanna flex on other people with your obscure trivia knowledge. But I've never seen anybody talk about Resistance.

Will you be doing ¨did you know¨ videos on Resistance, like you did with Rebels and Clone War? I know he has done 64 fun facts video.

Great show. Not for kids. All ages. Love it.

I agree it's a good show for kids, but as you said, unlike Clone Wars and Rebels, it never had those moments, where adults could really connect with it. The tone alienated me a lot, so i couldn't even finish S2. But I guess my ultimate disappointment with Rise of Skywalker made me really uninterested with the whole sequel era.

I really do think that Resistance had plenty more plot threads in mind to explore but Disney pulled the plug unexpectedly, probably as the production team was halfway through producing episodes for season two. Given how Clone Wars and Rebels evolved, I would argue that many of the characters that were introduced in "filler" episodes in season two were probably intended to reappear later in the season or in season three. Furthermore, the fact that the end of the series doesn't tie in with the events of Rise of Skywalker just goes to show how Disney either didn't plan this out very well or just didn't care about this show at all.

The reason I haven't watched it is because every time I try, the second I look at the screen I get a headache. I honestly hate the animation, there's no artistic style to, it, very unlike the clone wars which basically created its own art style. And I wish Disney would at least try to appeal more to older audiences outside of the movies, because the new trilogy was just kind of bland. They need to hire people with the intent of making the Star Wars universe whole, and with loving their work, not just trying to make money. I may sound very dramatic, but its almost unbearable to see the amount of money that just goes to waste, when it could become very amazing. And yeah, this show is directed towards kids, but Star Wars already worked so well with communicating with kids with the originals, if they don't like Star Wars by watching that, then they don't like Star Wars. If they didn't as kids, maybe if Disney tried advertising and calling back to the originals, they would enjoy them as older people. No matter what happens to Star Wars, there will still be people who love it, whether it be the originals, prequels, the new trilogy, or whatever this is.

I quite liked this show for what it was. I do wish it got at least one more season.

I liked Resistance it had kind of a Robotech Macross vibe going on for a little while there with the Colossus. I wish it would have kept going.

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Why kaz stole that part from the ship and commander pyre said Kazuda Xiono and knew right then he was a certified resistance badass spy I want him back soo bad because he goes from a kid to a bigger picture in the galaxy, like Hera syndulla if ur a Star Wars fan this show actually makes you love the sequels more and we need to expand on these concepts like for example the force sensitive siblings, they were a good plot point that I’m glad was on the back burner for season 2 because we could’ve seen them for season 3 meeting Rey or Finn who are both force sensitive. This show has so much potential it truly does but most ppl jus don’t understand it

Torra was my favorite character on the show and I really wish they had her in more episodes and made her a more prominent character. By the end of the show, it seemed that her arc just revolved her parents. I shipped her with Kaz, but I also shipped Ezra and Sabine and I don’t know if that’s going anywhere lol.

I think the show was great for what it was meant for, kids. It was watchable but I wouldn’t watch it agin tbh but it’s not the worst thing in the world. I would probably love it if I was 7 years old again

Only three of the five aces get any story and Griff gets his very late and near the end. Bo and Freya get nothing. I wanted to know more about the aces and captain doza. I wanted to see Tam be more committed to the first order before defecting and realizing her mistake. It always felt like she wasn't fully committed. I wanted to see more story for Vonreg from season one. Why is his tie fighter/interceptor red? who is he? Alot of interesting characters and only a few get any story. I saw alot of potential and the ending was pretty good but I would've loved to see a third season. Shame

I just finished watching it. It was good overall. I would love to see the backstories of Yeager, the Dozas, Nena, and Griff. It could have benefitted from a third season. Kaz and Neeku were more smooth-brained than Jar Jar.

I really wish that the show centered around Yeager and Captain Doza saving the Colossus from the First Order. Their dynamic would have been very interesting with a rebel pilot and an Imperial officer coming together. But as it is I didn’t even bother watching most of the episodes in season 2.

I don’t have much to say since I haven’t finished more than two episodes but that should say enough for a slightly above casual fan.

Honestly, it was an enjoyable series overall, even if I would call it the weakest of the animated Star Wars series. I really think it would have been better if Kaz's character arc was more consistent. Part of what made Ezra so great was his character arc and how he grew as a character. Kaz kind of flip flops back and forth between maturity and being a clumsy oaf. As for the fact of it being only 2 seasons, I heard someone theorize that it may have been cut short to due to the complete change in story in Episode 9. I think it's a valid theory.

Yknow, I’m a prequel and OT fan. But I have a bit of a weak spot for this show, I spent a couple weeks watching it here and there until the end, and I wasn’t disappointed. I enjoyed it!

The TIE Baron was cool at least...

Just finished watching it. What makes me angry is that the series is canceled just when I felt like it hit it's stride. Last few ep. Kaz is less goofy, the Doza family is back together, and the colossus finally joined the resistance. Everything is been wanting is rushed right through.

I understand being a kids show kinda thing but through the process of time grow maturity in developments ,history of characters during major events and more characters dropping in like Phasma , Adm Hodo or others from what left of Infernal Squad. Overall in opinion the series should have been more than 2 seasons for what I have listed above with more time to " flush out" bringing interest to the story timeline.

I was hoping to see more of the resistance then what we saw...and hoping to see more in the lead up to the rise of skywalker. I did find it a little goofy and i was hoping for Kaz to be a bit more serious with him being a new republic pilot. I found rebels and the clone wars to have more emotional involvement for me anyway.

Honestly I thought Star Wars resistance was mediocre at best not horrible but could’ve been way better then what we got but that’s just my opinion.