Hugo Kieken TBH I cannot believe that Anakin had he met Ashoka after Order 66 but before Mustufar would turn against her like he did to Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan was still his best friend and Anakin would be tremendously conflicted to kill him. But Obi-Wan was part of the High Council with their stupid decisions, including believing Ashoka was responsible for the bombing, Anakin felt Obi-Wan held him back with his force potential, and in the end, looked just as ready to kill him on Mustufar with Padme. Anakin however truly saw all the good in Ashoka and cared for her like a little sister. Other than Padme, Ashoka was probably the person Anakin loved the most. You know not in a romantic way.
Mr. Buters9876 yea i agree if Ashoka would have went a message after the conversation with yoda, he might have not turned to the dark side so easily. If i remember correctly in the unfinished episodes obi wan and Anakin talk about how the council was wrong about their decision about Ahsoka. He also says that the council made the decision only to keep the senate (not palpatine) with the jedi. Also i wonder did Bariss knew who Palpatine was? Bc if she didn’t framed her, Palpatine plan wouldn’t have worked as well if Ahsoka was still there.
1:52 "Listen...I would never let anyone hurt you, Ahsoka, never." I feel like Anakin would kill himself if he knew what he would do to her later. "Then you will die..."
@@stephenbyrne2170 They're not different people. It's multiple sides of one person all conflicting, but it's still one individual. I hate it when Star-Wars fans try to pretend that Vader and Anakin are two entirely separate people, they aren't. The tragedy of Anakin isn't that Vader overpowered him, it's that Anakin slowly became that person.
One of the most powerful scenes in CW. Ahsoka running for her life, Anakin being after her with a couple hundred clones. I love her so much and so did Anakin. It's clear in this scene. First time I saw it I could feel my heart racing.
1:53-2:06 WOW those facial animations are amazing, when the episode first came out I was really surprised how great they were. They really put a lot of effort into this scene
You all know what's sad. 1:53-1:56 "You know I will never let someone hurt you." Gosh, that's powerful That's sad because when Ahsoka was vs darth Vader at the end of Star Wars rebels ,he said "Then you will die" Wow. That upsets me so badly. The fact that Anakin wanted Ahsoka to come back. If Ahsoka never left then she could've Told Anakin to not join the dark side but I guess it was made that way. Ahsoka is my favorite character. Edit: dang it’s been awhile since I’ve been here haha, thanks for the likes!
As you grow older it becomes shockingly apparent through traumatic experiences that your heart is more capable of evil than you realized, especially when you love people. It sounds oxy-moronic, but if you have severe pain from a loss or unexplained situation with no real resolution...
SpiritwolffAJ yea but then again the jedi council Didn't have as much trust in her as anakin did.. Even though they probably should have and yea ashoka my fav charictar too!
I agree but the question is, would he have listened to her?!! If not, she might have done the same thing!!! and I understand why ashoka left, even though she had done so much for the jedi order,... They still didn't trust her,,,, and when anakin found the real culprit they didn't even act all apologetic, only one of them actually apologised and said that they're were all wrong to have accused as her, and mace windy tried to make it seem like a PART of her jedi training,... Sorry, that's not what training is supposed to be,,,,, in my opinion ashoka was just right to have left, even though she as aloowed back into the order,,,,, the jedi order made her not trust herself by not trusting her and not being there for her, when she needed them too instead of believing ashoka, they turned their backs on her.... So obviously just letting her back in the order and apologising isn't always going to work,,, I don't think it should be called the jedi order cus there clearly isn't any order or connections between any of the jedi except for anakin and obiwan and ashoka, , I wish it were different,,,, but in my opinion... If there was no bad, in this case the empire,, ,, the world would have lost its balance, whether that be a star wars world, or real life, thats my opinion,
"Rex asks where *Anakin* is and Anakin doesn’t say" Well, it would be pretty odd for Rex that ask Anakin where Anakin is. Unless we are dealing with time shenanigans 😁
Anakin: come with me "Ahsoka jumps off" Vader: come with me it is the only way... "Luke jumps off" Vader/anakin: wtf is this its like....Just the last time I remembered
2:06-2:09 Anakin's eyes become yellow and sith-like when he's angry and in the dark and then it returns to being blue when his tone toward Ahsoka changes as he walks into the light!
As cool as that would be, you don't get yellow eyes for being angry. You get them once you go full Sith mode. It was just the lighting that made his eyes appear that way. He was definitely angry as you can see in Ahsoka's reaction a second before it cut to Anakin at 2:04
"No I'm not going to take the fall for something I didn't do!" This just goes to show how far Ahsoka has developed as a character. As a padawan she never would have thought about abandoning her master or the jedi order but in this scene she finally shows independence
It's also got to do with the budget as George Lucas was investing heavily at a loss for each episode. They costed an average of one million dollars per episode.
This show really helps us see the corruption of the Republic and the Jedi Order from the war. Anakin's motivations to turn to the dark side become so much clearer and that's why I love this show.
And years later Anikin would ask his son to come with him and he aswell would jump off into a bottomless caesium. History repeats itself in mysterious ways
I love how at 2:08 it looks like his eyes turn to sith ones as his anger skyrockets at the moment meanwhile standing in the shadows. Just to snap back out of it to be normal and he walks into the light. Now this is art.
I love the animation in this scene. You can SEE the emotion in the movement. When he dips his shoudlers in 1:39 and 1:52 then Ahsoka thrusting her arms multiple times at the group, hammering it in that she didn't do it. Amazing
THE ANIMATION IS SOOOOOO DAMN GREAT IN TCW!!!!!!!!! It's so much more realistic than rebels... they don't have the budget TCW had. I miss George Lucas' touch on the new series. Strangely, you know any of the Ghost crew could die at any time because they are not in the originals, but you never feel they're in danger. In TCW, you always feel like ANY character could die (except Anakin, Obi-Wan, Padmé, Palpatine and the Jedi council). Thematics in... Rebels: - loyalty - family - friendship - hope - greater ideals - fighting tyranny The Clone Wars: - identity - loyalty - loss - trust - war point of views - friendship Etc. Both have great themes but TCW will always win.
The animation in Clone Wars came so far. Before it was so toy-like and wooden, and later on it was expressive and lively. Season 1 and 2 Anakin could never make the same faces like Season 5 Anakin.
The inner turmoil inside Anakin is just as great as it is inside Ahsoka. Really shows his problem with losing the ones he loves and why he turns to the dark side later. Doesnt seem like there is anything too extreme when it comes to protecting his attachments.
whoever did the facial animation on Ahsokas face and the lighting on her eyes when she goes "im no guilty". Superb work! I love this scene, you really can tell how broken and bother she is by what Anakin just said, and how broken she is over people not trusting her.
"I would never let anyone hurt you, Ahsoka, never..." I know this will never happen but since Anakin is back as Vader, what if he takes pity on her? what if he stuck to his word about never hurting her? I'm just imagining it and it's the most sentimental thing. Before you start ranting on and on about how the creator said 'Ahsoka is part of his past, he definitely wants to get rid of her.' and I know this idea will never happen but, I just wanna see some more Anakin Ahsoka padawan master love again. I want to see Ahsoka like broken down telling him she thought he died or whatever (I don't really know what she thought) and then Anakin is going very harsh on the rest of the team except for her. anyone with me?
I feel the exact same way! i dont give a darn about what anyone else thinks. its a fact that there is a little bit of Anakin in darth Vader, and Anakin promised he would never let anything hurt Asoka, so i think that would also include his dark side. Their bond is so strong, he would protect her from anything, even himself.
+Extra Abbey I know! Here's what I want to happen in one of the last episodes of rebels: Ahsoka confronts Vader (a completely different encounter than in the Season 2 trailer), and have the best fight scene in the show. When Ahsoka is outmatched, she tries to get in touch with the small part of Vader that is still Anakin. They both get emotional, and Anakin is very hesitant of killing her. He turns off his saber with a moment of silence, making him think if he's made the right decision. But, through the force, Sidious pressures and tempts Anakin to kill her. He struggles so hard, but in the end, Ezra and Kanan show up. Still struggling, Ahsoka holds his hand and encourages him. But, with his lightsaber pointing at Ahsoka's chest... *ignites* And tears are shed by the last two Jedi, as Ahsoka states something like, "I'm sorry I left. I'm... sorry.. I.. couldn't.. save...... you............................" and dies. The last chance of turning Anakin back until he meets Luke is gone, and Darth Vader remains a Sith. That would be so emotional, in similar fashion to SPOILER ALERT...................................................... Han Solo in Force Awakens.
I think, they are foreshadowing what is gonna or in this case not gonna happen. There's a lot of foreshadow in TCW so I'm sure after Ahsoka first encounters Vader he will spare her life.
+Rogue Skywalker idk, i dont think that really is in line with the vader character. as much as we all want vader(anakin) to be the hero, we all know he turns completely to the dark side and becomes the villain. for at least much of his life. i feel like Palpatine would sense this affection for Asokah in Vader, and as part of his final tests in becoming a true sith, he would have them fight, and eventually have vader kill her. it would be so painful for vader to do it, but he eventually would, and in doing so, he would kill all that is left of the light side and anakin (at least till luke confronts him). he would be angry, and he would hate that he had to do it, even feel guilty, but he would do it, and he would never truly forgive himself, and that self-loathing would fuel his dark side.
It's really cool in this episode that you get to see outside of the temple and the sewers and underworld of corusaunt and this is probably one of the greatest and most emotional scenes ever in television
You can tell they have spent an insane amount of time and effort building Ahsoka's character by looking at her face. She shows more expressions than anyone in the entire show.
The body language here makes this scene so much more powerful. It’s so natural. Like when Asoka jabs her finger down when she says, “...something _I_ _didn’t_ _do!_ “
AFTER AHSOKA JUMPS OFF THE PIPE: Rex: What the hell happened? Where'd she go? Anakin: My padawan did a Peter Pan. Right off of this pipe, right here! Rex: What? Anakin: Yeah. BOOM! Rex: Holy Shit! OK, can we go home now? Anakin: No! no.
is it just me or is the animation different than usual in the last scene? Like it seems like its tracked on real actors or something, that or its very well done.
Lots of animations in this episode look amazing. When Fox gets surprised to see Ahsoka out with dead clones around her, his reaction seemed better than some hollywood actors. The animation in Clone Wars was amazing near the end of the series.
I know right? The facial expressions, the movements. I even find that moment when Anakin speaks to Ahsoka his manurism is really Hayden Christensen like.
It's amazing how far this character came, both in-universe and out. From undesirable number 2 next to Jar Jar Binks...to a fan-favorite that people have come love through and through.
i dont care what they do in SW Rebels. Anakin would protect Asoka from anything, even himself. if there is even the slightest bit of Anakin in Vader,(wich we know there is) he would not kill her. in my opinion his bond with her is deeper than his bond with Luke. he stayed Vader because he had no reason to stay good, Asoka is a reason. its clear he loved her in a student/daughter/sister/best friend way.
Honestly, I loved this. Ahsoka was on pure survival mode and was able to escape without hurting anyone. It was impressive to watch. And another thing, I just realized Ahsoka wouldn’t have tried to run if they had let Anakin in to see her, to know someone was on her side, but that seems planned out. Like someone purposely wanted to distance the two of them. 👀
Amazing voice an facciall expression when he said I would never let anyone hurt you Ashoka never I just was like wow deep connection between a master an apperentis
If 212th was there at 2:40 instead of Fox and Rex the usual conversation would be like: "Did you find Ahsoka?" "Sir, noone could have survived that fall!"
More than anything i wanted her to stay with anakin but, because she was framed, betrayed and didn't get a sincere apology from the other jedi i can definitely understand why she had to leave. 😔😞😭
WHAT KIND OF SEWER IS THIS?! It's absurdly spacious, and there are only a few inches of water! Then again, it could just be a partially-inundated ventilation system, with all the fans and all. Or a disused water pipe. But still.
It's clearly a combination of sewer and ventilation system. I also don't think it's absurdly spacious considering that is might need to be in case of a flood (somehow), and that the sewer might also be where workers can treat the water and test it at various stages.
The council didn't think and realize that she couldn't have planned the attack she was out in battle the entire time. Sure she could have had months to plan it but she almost always with Anakin, so yeah.