It's amazing to witness how the Rebels got started and how Hera and the Ghost crew were a big part of getting it started. It's so cool seeing how much of an impact and influence they had on the formation of the Rebel Alliance. Really cool seeing how Sabine basically created the symbol they use. Season 4 was an all out banger and by far the best one. I think there was only one episode that was kind of meh, but the rest of it was amazing. I love how each character has their own distinct personality and traits that make them interesting.
The Loth-Wolf's were such a fascinating idea and concept. Hera is such a wonderfully written character. A strong female character that knows how to lead, knows how to kick butt and can also be vulnerable and human as well. Kanan was another wonderful character. So flawed yet so human and willing to become a better person and teach Ezra. Chopper is probably my favorite character throughout the whole series and my favorite droid of all time right next to R2-D2 and Huyang. It's beautiful seeing all these characters go through changes and seeing how they overcome their troubles. You really end up loving the Ghost crew and can't help but grow attached to them. It was definitely bittersweet for me once the show ended knowing that I'm not going to be able to spend time with them anymore. But it was wonderful while it lasted.
The two episodes that took place on Malachor were my favorite of the whole series. It definitely stands out from all the others. It introduces some amazing character exposition and lore that helps expand the Star Wars universe even further. They do some beautiful world, character, lore and story building in this show.
A brilliantly written show that was beautifully put together. It may look like a kids show in the way some characters look cartoony, but it isn't. Whereas Clone Wars jumps around with it's arcs and lacks chronological order, Rebels has a more cohesive story that follows the same characters and doesn't have as many fillers. The only thing is that I prefer the art style of Clone Wars and Bad Batch much more. It was beautiful how they ended it. It's amazing how 'Ahsoka' picks up right where Rebels left off - that's brilliant writing. A fantastic show about hope, justice and family. It cleverly taps into the spiritual side of the force in a beautiful and interesting way while also expanding the Star Wars universe. A must-watch for any Star Wars fan. I'd re-watch Rebels anytime.
The Loth-Wolf's were such a fascinating idea and concept. Hera is such a wonderfully written character. A strong female character that knows how to lead, knows how to kick butt and can also be vulnerable and human as well. Kanan was another wonderful character. So flawed yet so human and willing to become a better person and teach Ezra. Chopper is probably my favorite character throughout the whole series and my favorite droid of all time right next to R2-D2 and Huyang. It's beautiful seeing all these characters go through changes and seeing how they overcome their troubles. You really end up loving the Ghost crew and can't help but grow attached to them. It was definitely bittersweet for me once the show ended knowing that I'm not going to be able to spend time with them anymore. But it was wonderful while it lasted.
The two episodes that took place on Malachor were my favorite of the whole series. It definitely stands out from all the others. It introduces some amazing character exposition and lore that helps expand the Star Wars universe even further. They do some beautiful world, character, lore and story building in this show.
A brilliantly written show that was beautifully put together. It may look like a kids show in the way some characters look cartoony, but it isn't. Whereas Clone Wars jumps around with it's arcs and lacks chronological order, Rebels has a more cohesive story that follows the same characters and doesn't have as many fillers. The only thing is that I prefer the art style of Clone Wars and Bad Batch much more. It was beautiful how they ended it. It's amazing how 'Ahsoka' picks up right where Rebels left off - that's brilliant writing. A fantastic show about hope, justice and family. It cleverly taps into the spiritual side of the force in a beautiful and interesting way while also expanding the Star Wars universe. A must-watch for any Star Wars fan. I'd re-watch Rebels anytime.