Star Wars Rebels: Season 2 Press Conference; Potential Live-Action Crossovers.

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Not too long after Sarah Michelle Gellar’s role was revealed for the new season of Star Wars Rebels, a recent press conference was held discussing the future of the series recorded by Skywalking Through Neverland. In addition, Simon Kinberg also discusses the possibility that the characters could appear in a live-action movie.

 

 

 

 

 

Some of the major points displayed in the videos are as follows (via Star Wars Underworld):

 

  • Every Ghost crew member’s background is extended greatly upon.
  • Sabine’s role is more extensively developed, to the point where she’s been described as being as a prominent focus of the overall story arc as Ezra is. Her Mandalorian background is given much more of a focus, and Dave Filoni has noted that he has come up with extensive notes describing the culture of Mandalore.
  • Ezra’s story arc involves him finding his place in the Galaxy – as a Jedi and as a Rebel.
  • Kanan’s past as a Padawan is greatly explored, complete with a confession.
  • Hera’s past on Ryloth is also discussed – notable, considering that her father was a revolutionary on The Clone Wars. She has multiple episodes revolving around her.
  • Chopper will even get a “hugely important” episode revolving around him – and he ends up getting a new friend.
  • Boba Fett is definitely on the table for a future appearance; however, he will not show up in Season Two.
  • Character from The Clone Wars are included in a case-by-case basis – they are included only if it is felt that they help the overall story arc develop as opposed to pandering to the fanbase.
  • Captain Rex’s inclusion, for instance, is heavily based around the conflict with Kanan and his distrust for Clone Troopers based on Kanan’s PTSD from surviving Order 66.
  • Likewise, Ahoska Tano’s role in the show is deeply tied to Darth Vader’s – she’s the best chance that they have to keep the Sith Lord at bay, as the season premiere demonstrated that he’s on a level substantially above the Ghost crew. Her story arc also confronts her decision to leave the Jedi Order and how she passes on her knowledge to Ezra in spite of recognizing that she is not truly a Jedi anymore.

Simon Kinberg

In addition, Simon Kinberg also got around to discussing the possibility that characters from the show might one day appear in live-action with Nerdist.

 

“There’s certainly potential for it. And as a fan of everything that Lucasfilm’s doing, it’d be fun to see different characters pop up across different stories,” the producer who works in both live-action and animation at Lucasfilm said.” But the thing we’re really focused on is just making sure there is real continuity, that it is a unified universe from a story perspective, where anything that happens in Rebels is canon, in the same way as the original movies or prequels, The Clone Wars, and the movies going forward. There’s just a lot of care that’s taken to make sure that whatever happens in whatever different story right now is acknowledged, and that it actually feels like a coherent world or galaxy.”
 
“The idea of characters actually popping up or transferring from animation to live-action and live-action to animation, we’re obviously open to because we have a lot of characters from the original movie and actually prequels who pop up in Rebels as substantial characters,” Kinberg continued. “That was true in the first season and will continue to be true in the second season, I’d say. Our second season is more Clone Wars, but there are lots of characters from the original movies too, like Vader, who will be a big part of the show now. So we’ve talked about it, and the Lucasfilm folks are–I’ve never seen anything like it, where they’re so good at telling story over not just different media, but completely different worlds… All of it is incredibly well unified and planned.”

 

Star Wars Rebels will have a more extensive conference – featuring a new trailer for the season as a whole – at the New York Comic Con on October 8. The show officially resumes October 14. Stay tuned as we cover Rebels and everything else related to Star Wars.

 

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73 thoughts on “Star Wars Rebels: Season 2 Press Conference; Potential Live-Action Crossovers.

  • October 3, 2015 at 11:12 pm
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    Who cares, this show is stupid. And if you support Star Wars’s television presence being a cheap cartoon literally aimed at 12 and younger, you are why TPM had jar jar in it.

    • October 3, 2015 at 11:38 pm
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      Like it or not, Star Wars is a franchise made with kids in mind – even right from the beginning. It just so happens that adults can enjoy it as well – and if you’re gonna hate on an entire franchise just because of one thing that IS aimed directly at kids, you’re gonna have a bad time.

      • October 3, 2015 at 11:45 pm
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        Some people forget Star Wars is also for kids… and some older fans watch these shows/movies with their children

        • October 4, 2015 at 12:58 am
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          Yeah, but why would they bother putting these kids show characters in the live action movies when clearly, the live action will be so much more violent and graphic?

          Who are they thinking of pleasing when making this move? The adults or the children? If the latter, then they would clearly be able to raise the bar on the kids show aswell.

          • October 5, 2015 at 9:25 am
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            My boys watch both. Rebels is easier for them to understand, but they really enjoy the movies.

    • October 3, 2015 at 11:38 pm
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      I highly recommend you actually watch Rebels, instead of just looking at pictures and deciding you hate it. I’ll even loan you my DVD.

    • October 3, 2015 at 11:47 pm
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      Star Wars Rebels is on Disney XD… meaning that if a group of children finish an episode of Winnie the Pooh, they can jump right into this show without complications with the show’s maturity. Star Wars will have its darker moments, just that a part of the appeal of the franchise is that it can be catered to young children.

      I’m not a huge fan of Rebels, but I won’t trash it as an adult.

    • October 4, 2015 at 9:08 am
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      how old were you when you saw star wars the first time?

    • October 4, 2015 at 3:24 pm
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      And you name yourself after a TPM character, no less…

  • October 3, 2015 at 11:25 pm
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    Chopper getting his own episode? No thanks.. I really don’t want Rebels to follow TCW format. Meh whatever I guess. I just want the stories to be good.

    • October 5, 2015 at 7:40 pm
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      Agreed on that point. Got pretty tired of the droid arcs. Liked most of the Clone Wars, but those were by far (IMO) the worst episodes. Still, I have enjoyed Rebels thus far. And really… I’ll be receptive to a GOOD episode, regardless of who “stars” in it.

  • October 3, 2015 at 11:34 pm
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    REBELS is a great show. Looking forward to more.

  • October 3, 2015 at 11:38 pm
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    I myself am a big rebels fan and have always been very interested in how these charectors will fit into the film series. Theres always a chance one or two of them might die during the series but surely the majority continued on into the timeline of the films.

    • October 4, 2015 at 2:28 pm
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      The non-Jedi characters can easily continue on into the timeline of the OT. There were after all thousands of rebel fighters across the galaxy and they could easily be part of a rebel unit somewhere that simply was not shown on Episodes IV-VI. The problem lies though with the fate of Kanan and Ezra. The OT made it clear that there were no living Jedi at the beginning of Episode IV other than Obi-Wan and Yoda. If Kanan or Ezra were alive, Yoda would be aware of that as, according to Rebels, he knew about Ezra’s training. I don’t think Ezra has the same importance among force users as Anakin, Luke or perhaps Rey have, but I don’t think he would go easily unnoticed either if he was still around in the OT timeline.

      Personally, I still hope that Ezra will go into exile somewhere where he remains hidden both from the Empire and from Yoda and that somehow he will be connected to the new trilogy.

    • October 3, 2015 at 11:55 pm
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      Yeah people are cheating themselves avoiding the show because its for “kids” I watched this show and had “A New Hope” vibes throughout

      • October 5, 2015 at 9:23 am
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        I’m not sure I’d watch it if I didn’t have kids, but for my two boys, it’s a great way to get them even more interested in Star Wars. They’ve been raised to maintain the proper respect for Han, Luke, Leia, Chewbacca and Darth. The 4-year-oid sleeps with a 12″ inch Darth Vader missing one hand and a 12″ Darth Maul split in half at the waist.

  • October 4, 2015 at 12:48 am
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    Rebels is okay as a show for kids. But I don’t think it’s a good idea to mix them up too much with the real thing. All of a sudden we have to think of these goofy childish unrealistic characters as part of the movies. My point is nobody liked Jar Jar.

  • October 4, 2015 at 1:54 am
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    It is fine to mix the live action and animation as the complaint that the animation is for kids is invalid. The films were and are made for kids too. Yes, we adults enjoy them. But they are kids films.

  • October 4, 2015 at 2:49 am
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    The huge problem about this is that some of the voice actors look NOTHING like their character and no amount of makeup or CG could fix that without it looking extremely silly.

    • October 4, 2015 at 3:44 am
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      They could always recast them without TOO much trouble, particularly if we are seeing older versions of them. Anyone who does look like there character could reprise their role, but Emperor palatine, Obi-Wan, and Anakin were all voiced by different actors in animation then in live action- so I can see it working both ways.

      • October 4, 2015 at 6:57 am
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        Not that much older. Unless you are a chain smoker, disabled, or disfigured I highly doubt you changed physically all the much in 16 years or so, Especially vocally as an adult. This is why casting is a major issue for the Han Solo film as Sean Patrick Flannery looked and sounded like Harrison Ford less than I do,

        • October 4, 2015 at 9:00 am
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          The Han Solo film I agree it’s a problem because we have already seen a live action version so it will be more jaring to see Han Solo go from a young actor to looking like Harrison ford in just a few short years- so it will feel off. Animation is a bit different since things are less concrete. Sam witwer looks nothing like Ian McDiarmid but we accept him as palpatine since he can do a good enough impression and animation works. The same principle applies in reverse. If they nail the look of the character then viewers will be more forgiving of minor changes in the way they speak since we have never seen them in live action before.

          • October 4, 2015 at 10:51 am
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            Honestly I just never understood why it’s so hard for audiences to get over new casting. Or casting that isn’t exactly a visual copy of a cartoon or comic character. What matters is letting the story and overall feel of the character come through. Not having a perfect doppelgänger as the character on screen. Like the new mad max movie. New James bonds movies. People taking over as batman and so on. I know people will cry “this isn’t a reboot”. Neither was mad max. Or James Bond. It’s a character. And it’s the embodiment of that character that matters. And good acting. Personally I could care less if they had a young Han Solo played by an Asian, black, or Hispanic actor….as long as the story is ACTUALLY good and they embody Han Solo. I will say that a Han Solo movie is still a horrible idea though. Go with something new.

            I was even bummed to hear about a rogue squadron movie. There’s been too many things circled around rogue squadron already. But so far I like the idea of how they’re doing it and how it’ll be unlike any Star Wars film or show to date.

          • October 4, 2015 at 2:56 pm
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            I think it is a problem when it’s someone as iconic as Han Solo is, Especially when unlike Bond there has only been one onscreen so far.

            Rogue One is about the theft of the Death Star plans, They never said anything about it being a squadron film. Looks more like an action spy thriller judging by thei lack of military uniforms.

          • October 4, 2015 at 9:18 pm
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            It depends on how much your story lives and dies by its characters and continuity. In James bond there is hardly any continuity across actors. The more iconic the role and the more you are trying to sell continuity- the harder it is to get invested. Imagine if episode 7 was announced but NONE of the original cast was returning- other (talented) actors coming into the roles of luke, leia, han, etc. Sure- we are smart enough to know these are supposed to be the same people- but it makes you more aware of the actor- making it more difficult for them to vanish into the role and make us really feel the continuity between films. I’d rather a good actor than a look-alike, but with the amount of actors in the business… I find it hard to believe we can’t have both.

          • October 4, 2015 at 2:54 pm
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            Why I’m an Anthony Ingruber supporter since he may not be a great actor yet but at least looks/sounds the part and can take acting classes between now and when it shoots. Plus he can’t possibly embarras the franchise with bad acting more than Jake Lloyd and Hayden Christensen have. The thing with Barriss is that Salenger used a very posh accent and no one sounds more American than Buffy who’s range with dialects is limited at best.

      • October 5, 2015 at 9:17 am
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        And Obi-Wan has been played by two different, very good actors. I think Ewan McGregor was one of the highlights of the prequels, and while McGregor certainly isn’t a doppelgänger for a young Alec Guiness, I doubt many people sat through the prequels refusing to accept McGregor as Obi-Wan.

  • October 4, 2015 at 3:47 am
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    Rebels as a TV show had a slow start. But towards the end of Season One, the story got a heck of a lot more compelling.

  • October 4, 2015 at 4:24 am
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    Come on. It’s so obvious I don’t know why they haven’t done it. Ashoka should face Vader and die as a sacrifice and distraction so that the Death Star plans can be safely delivered to Princess Leia. I hope Felicity Jones is secretly playing her and this is part of the plot for Rogue One. But I doubt it. Why aren’t they doing this?

    • October 4, 2015 at 9:04 am
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      Well I think you will definitely get the first part of your wish. Ashoka will face Vader and sacrifice herself as a distraction for the rebels, of that I’m fairly certain- I just think it will be about something other than the Death Star plans since they said there will be no Jedi in rouge one.

      • October 4, 2015 at 9:47 am
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        Exactly.

        Being as we have to get to a point in the story by Episode IV where Obi-wan and Yoda are the very last Jedi in the galaxy, and have been for some time, probably at least a decade, there are going to be no happy endings for any of the the Jedi characters in Rebels. They are going to all be dead by the time Rogue One happens, and for at least several years, assuming Rogue One actually takes place directly prior to Episode IV. In fact, the Rebels story arc probably won’t make it timeline-wise to within a decade of Rogue One/Episode IV.

        In this sense at least, this show is going to be one of the darker ones, much like Episode V, because it can’t really have a happy ending to its story arc. Just for kids my tushy!

        • October 4, 2015 at 7:21 pm
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          Star Wars Rebels takes place around 4 years before A New Hope. It is already well within a decade

          • October 4, 2015 at 9:36 pm
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            Hey, you know what? Your’re right! However, it doesn’t change the fact that nobody connected in any way to the Jedi are around when Episode IV occurs. Vader, Obi wan, and Yoda are it. Kanan and Ezra don’t/shouldn’t/can’t make it out of Rebels alive…

          • October 4, 2015 at 10:38 pm
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            Not necessarily. As someone has already pointed out A New Hope takes place across a few weeks at the most so they could’ve been doing any number of things during that time. Also, there’s the one simple fact that both Kanan and Ezra are NOT jedi. Neither either went to the jedi academy or finished their training so neither are technically jedi. Kanan has to rely on old memories and newer skills when teaching and fighting etc whereas Ezra is learning from him. What if Kanan is no longer around? Ezra isn’t jedi and barely knows anything about the jedi ways. He could very well survive through it all or be frozen in Carbonite or be somewhere doing his own thing off the grid with not a care in the world about what’s going on with the rebellion or the empire because whatever he’s doing goes beyond any of that? Who knows, there’s tons of reasons any of them could still be alive and not around during the original movies especially since they aren’t technically jedi

          • October 5, 2015 at 9:11 am
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            Kanan was a padawan with a master. That doesn’t make him a Jedi knight, but it does mean he was being trained within the Jedi order. He was no less of a Jedi than Ahsoka before she left, in terms of rank.

          • October 5, 2015 at 1:01 pm
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            Right, that I understand but what I was trying to get across is exactly what you said…Kanan is not a jedi. Never completed his training

      • October 4, 2015 at 7:21 pm
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        Yes that will be fine, but imagine the intrigue of Ashoka meeting Leia, knowing the secret of her father, unable to tell her but wanting to protect her and help her set in motion the chain of events that leads to Anakin’s redemption. That’s what I would love to see.

        • October 5, 2015 at 12:48 am
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          I’m pretty sure Ashoka had no idea Anakin had any children much less was married

          • October 5, 2015 at 8:46 am
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            I’m pretty sure Ashoka knew about Anakin and Padme’s fondness for each other. Plus she is one conversation from Obi Wan away from knowing about the Skywalker twins. Its would be great to have Ashoka find Obi Wan who tells her to watch over Leia
            while he stays on Tatooine to protect Luke.

          • October 5, 2015 at 8:53 am
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            I think at this point the only people who know about them would be Yoda, Obi-Wan and Bail Organa. I suppose Bail Organa could tell Ashoka but I think that contradicts everything we know thus far about Ashoka’s quest this season. We know Leia knows of Obi-Wan’s whereabouts even if that’s all, unless she is not yet aware and it would make sense that she makes an appearance being so trivial to the Rebellion and all. It’s definitely an interesting thought but I don’t necessarily want to see her play the role of babysitter and having her suspicions about Vader I don’t think she would want to either. But I guess we will find out soon enough

          • October 5, 2015 at 10:39 am
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            I would definitely hire Ashoka to baby sit my kids. haha i am excited to see what happens either way and hey if a real actress ever plays Ashoka in the flesh she will have tough shoes to fill, although from what I’ve seen of Felicity Jones she seems to have the chops to pull off live action Snips.

  • October 4, 2015 at 5:02 am
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    I dunno, not much fun to watch Dave Filoni gently cup his own testicles for an hour, but the show is great!

  • October 4, 2015 at 5:23 am
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    Speaking of Sabine. Looking at the Mandalorians in CW, she must have been adopted.

    • October 4, 2015 at 6:17 am
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      Kyle Katarn is one of my all time favourite Star Wars characters! Him and Dash Rendar!

    • October 4, 2015 at 8:33 pm
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      They could certainly re-canonize him if they wanted to.

    • October 4, 2015 at 11:31 pm
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      One of my favorite characters! He should make an appearance in an anthology movie, the perfect place to reintroduce beloved characters.

      • October 5, 2015 at 2:25 am
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        Too bad Jason Court is getting old. But I guess they can find a look alike.

  • October 4, 2015 at 6:16 am
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    Lucasfilm are being very very smart but including Cad Bane in Rogue One! Hands down one of the most bad ass bounty hunters in the galaxy far, far way!

  • October 4, 2015 at 9:19 am
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    Simon Kinberg is Hollywood big shot , but his records as producer for Xmen movies and Fantastic 4 movie are not impressive. He also exec produced latest Ridely Scott movie,Matian. How can he spare time for develoing TV animation?

    • October 4, 2015 at 11:13 am
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      Kinberg was also responsible for getting Josh Trank to direct Fantastic Four and for getting him lined up to direct the young Han Solo movie, before he and Disney came to their senses and pulled back on that (thank goodness).

  • October 4, 2015 at 11:07 am
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    A Rebels character appearing in one of the Star Wars live-action movies? Call me jaded, but I’ll believe it when I see it. Hell, I’d be shocked if Chopper appeared at least in the background of one of the movies, and logically that would work.

  • October 4, 2015 at 12:51 pm
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    Second season more like the Clone Wars, as in more mature? That can only be a good thing.

  • October 4, 2015 at 1:26 pm
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    “Ezra’s story arc involves him finding his place in the Galaxy – as a Jedi and as a Rebel.” – well, theres no place for him as a Jedi in the galaxy when 0 BY comes around haha.
    on a more serious note tho, the more I think about the rebels the more I’m disappointed with the choice of including force users, lightsabres and fake Jedi and fake Sith (Inquisitors). in my opinion they should have done a really cool story with a gang of misfits who fight the empire and pottentialy start the rebellion using their wits, guts and blasters. inclusion of the Force side of things so far seems nothing more than a marketing move: enabling them to sell more plastic lightsabres, provided ties to TCW etc. Lost Stars on the other hand is an example of a great story, with characters everybody loves that takes place in the star wars universe but is completely obstructed of Force, its users and the whole mythology etc. it is possible to pull this off, you just need to be a capable story writer. right.. capable.

    • October 4, 2015 at 5:41 pm
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      In regard to Lost Stars, I got the impression, which is ever so slightly touched on, that the Force is very much present in Thane and Ciena’s story, and the way they’re separate journeys continually intertwine. It’s not just the usual unlikely coincidences that you’d find in any other romance story, but the actual will of the Force that keeps bringing them together. So the Force IS very much present in the novel, if only underneath the surface. I also think it is hinted that at least Ciena, if not Thane as well, is Force sensitive, explaining why she actually feels a physical reaction to the malevolent darkside presence of both Vader and the Emperor. Notice that no one else seems to have this kind of response, which sure does sound like the kinda Force feelings Jedi and Sith have around each other. I know this is pretty much entirely off-subject, which is Rebels, but just really wanted to point it out. LOL

    • October 4, 2015 at 6:49 pm
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      A Force-user shows up in Weapon of A Jedi, she’s a civilian who meets Luke. And this is Luke right off of the Battle of Yavin. No big leap to assume he’d meet either Kanan or Ezra at some point, too. But they’d have little to teach him, neither is a knight.

  • October 4, 2015 at 2:02 pm
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    The biggest problem with SW Rebels is that none of the Rebels characters appear in the OT meaning that it is not trivial to tie in Rebels to the established movie canon. The obvious solution would be a scenario where all Rebels heroes, including Kanan, Ezra and Sabine, have a tragic demise before the events in ANH. I doubt though that Disney would be willing to go in that direction. I am still hoping they will come up with a different plot solution and will be able perhaps to make a connection between Rebels and the new sequel trilogy.

    • October 4, 2015 at 3:43 pm
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      It’s a big Empire and an even bigger galaxy.
      The events in ANH happen over the course of a week or two, the Ghost crew can simply be on a mission elsewhere.
      In the ESB, the Ghost crew is basically an insurgency cell, not a military wing, and just like ANH on a mission elsewhere.
      The problem with explaining their lack of presence is RotJ, I can see the Alliance calling in every resource for the final battle, but again, the space battle encompassed millions of cubic kilometers of space and thousands of ships, each with their own individual target.
      Concerning Ezra, he’s not a Jedi, and only Yoda can confirm that title on him or another master, if one is out there. He might abandon his training if something happens.
      I say FJ might be Sabine, who will be 23-25 by the time of the events in Rogue One and FJ plays 24-30. I hear they are changing Sabines hair color, so who knows her true tone.

      • October 4, 2015 at 4:15 pm
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        Agreed, but, as I wrote before, Yoda was aware that Ezra was being trained by Kanan and he was monitoring him through the force. If Ezra was still alive in the OT timeline, I find it hard to believe that Yoda wouldn’t sense him. Besides, while Sabine and the others coud simply be just another rebel unit among hundreds of others spread across the galaxy, a force user like Ezra, even if he is no Abakin or Luke, would probably on the other hand attract attention both from the Empire and the Rebel Alliance itself.

        • October 5, 2015 at 1:53 am
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          Agreed, therefore there must be a twist to Ezra’s plot.

        • October 5, 2015 at 1:56 am
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          Didn’t notice, just looking at the character as a 20 year old female with a tan and big eyes. Oh! and she likes to dye her hair.

      • October 4, 2015 at 5:46 pm
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        Felicity Jones as Sabine? Sabine is asian.

    • October 5, 2015 at 2:06 am
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      I agree, but canon material is now stating Sideous sent expeditions beyond the Outer Rim in search of the source of the Dark Side. The story group could side step the issue of where the Ghost crew (and possibly other characters absent from the OT) are by taking Rebels into that territory. Say, the Ghost chases an Imperial expedition into uncharted space to sabotage a mission. The show could then continue in the same time line (but completely different space) AND be used to establish back-story for the sequel trilogy (if current speculation about factions like the Knights of Ren &or the Acolytes of the Beyond originating beyond the Outer Rim are true). It could work really well, I think.

      • October 5, 2015 at 3:24 pm
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        I’m really interested to see where they go with that little bit about the unknown regions mentioned in Aftermath. I personally think the “source” Palpatine was searching for was Mortis. That is one of my favorite arcs from the Clone Wars. In one of the episodes, the “Father” talks about how all of the dark side is channeled through Mortis. I don’t think we’ll see the mysterious extragalactic force world in Rebels, but I’m curious to see if the ST will eventually take us there.

  • October 5, 2015 at 5:13 am
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    Yo everyone was crying and moaning about Kylo Ren’s lightsaber but WTF is going on with Ezra’s abomination of a weapon?!?!?!?!?

    • October 7, 2015 at 7:37 am
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      He’s been a padawan for like 5 minutes and is already going against a trained dark force using assasin and Darth Vader. The kid has no idea what he is doing and smart enough to build plan B into plan A.

      • October 7, 2015 at 11:39 pm
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        I have no idea what you are talking about.

  • October 5, 2015 at 5:28 am
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    You’re welcome.

  • October 6, 2015 at 2:56 am
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    The ghost crew could be very well alive durring the OT. In Jedi, Mon Mothma states in the holo room where they are reviewing the death star plans. She says the empire is in a veined attempt to engage them across the galaxy and the time for our attack has come. The crew could be one of the diversions to spread the imperial fleet thin so the empire cannot recall reinforcements to help at the death star.

    • October 7, 2015 at 7:36 am
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      Good memory with the Mon Mothma thing. That comment she makes is so ripe for a massive expanding.

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