Also his braid, and Obi-Wan calling him a Padawan (which would've been much too harsh if it was during the war).I think it was pre AOTC due to him still having his organic hand?
Also his braid, and Obi-Wan calling him a Padawan (which would've been much too harsh if it was during the war).I think it was pre AOTC due to him still having his organic hand?
Did he? Didn’t pay attention to that.I think it was pre AOTC due to him still having his organic hand?
What was he to do? He was told to rebuild the Jedi order from the old masters. Not reinvent the Jedi.But after the reboot, they now show him making all the same mistakes that the prequel Jedi did. It's sort of infuriating how the lessons in ROTJ were just thrown out the window in the new canon.
We finally get a flashback. All 60 seconds of it.
It was an okay episode but it just feels like we are retreading the movies with these similar plot points.
And then him ripping the side off of it. Impressive, as someone might say.The flashbacks seem to be the only justification for getting Hayden back. Otherwise 15 seconds in a bacta tank would have been it.
Another great episode. The fight between Vader and the Third Sister was actually pretty damn good. Obviously she had no chance. And Vader stopping a transports ship like that...![]()
That's literally my major gripe with the episode. Not the dumb plotting, but the fact that it's just SO easy for Vader to wipe the floor with Reva. Makes her look like a total chump who was never really a threat to anyone.
She should have done better, landed at least a blow here and there. Yes, it was cool watching Vader duel someone without even using a blade, but they could have struck a better balance.
Enough makeup to look younger but not like you were run through a Wonka candy factory machine to remove all wrinkles.
No, this went exactly as it should have. The entire point is that Anakin/Vader is THE strongest Force user to come along since Yoda, maybe even including Yoda. Emperor Palpatine is afraid of him, inasmuch as he rules him by fear. It is not inconceivable AT ALL that Vader can mop the floor with any half-trained Inquisitor.
Reva IS a chump. She's been manipulated by the Sith, by the Inquisitors, and then she let Obi-wan weaponize her as well while he ran for the hills. The only one she was ever a threat to are those more weak and helpless than she is. With one episode left, I predict she doesn't survive the series. We'll see.
Yeah, Reva was not a threat insofar as being stronger. She was impulsive, undisciplined, and reckless. Both Obi-Wan and Vader were more than capable of defeating her, and she was delusional enough to feel she could. Vader fed in to that.No, this went exactly as it should have. The entire point is that Anakin/Vader is THE strongest Force user to come along since Yoda, maybe even including Yoda. Emperor Palpatine is afraid of him, inasmuch as he rules him by fear. It is not inconceivable AT ALL that Vader can mop the floor with any half-trained Inquisitor.
Reva IS a chump. She's been manipulated by the Sith, by the Inquisitors, and then she let Obi-wan weaponize her as well while he ran for the hills. The only one she was ever a threat to are those more weak and helpless than she is. With one episode left, I predict she doesn't survive the series. We'll see.
This is now canonically the earliest we see Anakin onscreen after Episode I. This lightsaber training match happens before the events of Episode II and maybe even before Obi-Wan and Anakin receive their orders to protect Padmé after the attempt on her life.
It's only dumb if she could be a threat, and Vader quite neatly proved to be thoroughly unthreatened by her. He'd likely give her a running start before sending Fifth Brother after her.
IDK - This would have worked better as the movie it was originally supposed to be (probably would have had a tighter story progression too.) Story wise I like the character motivations, but as a full Jedi himself, I can't believe Obi-Wan would have thought Vader couldn't sense her wanting to attack/betray him; and there was just to much "needs of the plot elements" like:
1) Obi-Wan and Leia are able to escape Vader's clutches once he's out of sight of the Inquisitor Reeva and hell, even manages to board the Transport all before Vader can even get into the base...
2) There was a SECOND transport just outside the underground hanger base READY to go?? (Not to mention the Imperials missed seeing it on the ground too.) I mean hell, if that was the case the opening setup where they state there was just this one -- and they had to hold the refugees in the base to use it to recuse Leia...Yet, they had a second one so that the one Vader stopped was empty...
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3) AFTER the failed ambush by Grand Inquisitor Reva, Vader leaves her alive to come after him again (yes, I know, some will say he believes the would is fatal and leaves her to suffer, but PLEASE...Vader force chokes Officer's to death for ANY failure, so the fact he leaves her breathing as he walks out is jut plain out of character as it's obvious she's going to live; and know also knows Obi-Wan's secret about "The Children" (and that one of the said Children is on Tantooine)...
Again, nice visuals and light-saber duels; but story wise, the amount of Idiot Ball Tossing/Plot Armor to date in all this is reaching absurd levels, even for STAR WARS.
No, it's a failure of writing. You never, ever make your villain into a chump. There's zero tension that way, zero stakes, zero point.
Making nerdy lists of "who's the strongest force user" is not a recipe for good drama.
I think it happens in the middle of AOTC right after Anakin kills the tuskens. He needed to blow off some steam.
It's at least not at PT levels yet.Yes, this show is striving to equal the ST for its bad writing.
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