Current Events > So Star Wars: Rebels confirmed one thing (series finale SPOILERS)

(+) Yeah! (+)

Humans and Twi'leks can actually produce children together.

Good finale, too. Now's the time to catch up and binge if you've been stalling.
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Spoil me, I haven't watched any of the second half and probably won't get around to it anytime soon.
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fuck, i completely forgot about that show
gotta catch up
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PhazonReborn posted...

Spoil me, I haven't watched any of the second half and probably won't get around to it anytime soon.

Okey dokey.

Kanan dead. He blew himself up so everyone else could escape an impossible situation. Ezra and Thrawn are missing, presumed dead. The main finale was about liberating Lothal, and Ezra used his fully-awakened abilities to communicate with animals to call some purgills (remember those?) to basically wreck Thrawn's fleet. The purgills then grappled the Chimaera and pulled it into hyperspace with Thrawn and Ezra inside. Most of the rest of the crew continues working with the Rebellion, and the very end flashes forward to after the Battle of Endor with everyone still alive. Sabine stayed behind on Lothal to protect it and eventually meets up with Ahsoka to track down Ezra.

Also, you said "second half", and I assumed you meant "second half of the fourth season". Was that correct?
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CyricZ posted...

Humans and Twi'leks can actually produce children together.

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So Ahsoka is still alive!?

Like a cockroach.
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EmeralDragon23 posted...

So Ahsoka is still alive!?

Like a cockroach.

Ah.

Ezra *saved* Ahsoka.

Another plot point of Season 4 was the *true* reason the Empire came to Lothal. The Jedi Temple there contains within it a gateway to a galactic "space and time nexus" powered by the Force. It allows those within it to travel to pivotal moments in time. Obviously, the Emperor wants that something hard. Ezra finds his way into it and is able to pull Ahsoka away from the fight with Vader, saving her. He almost saves Kanan, too, but stops himself because if he didn't it would mean that the rest of the crew died. Ezra returns Ahsoka to where he found her, but after Vader had departed, so she's alive as fuck.
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The show is over?
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SomeonesAlt posted...

The show is over?

Yes.
Sparksfanboy posted...

Is there going to be another season?

I'd hope "series finale" makes that clear enough.

This might not be the last Dave Filoni-run animated series, but Rebels is over.
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I slept with a few twi'ileks but it was only when I was shy and lonely and couldn't get a human girl

That period of my life is over
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Twi'lek-shamer. >_<
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frozenshock posted...

I slept with a few twi'ileks but it was only when I was shy and lonely and couldn't get a human girl

That period of my life is over

lol
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CyricZ posted...

EmeralDragon23 posted...

So Ahsoka is still alive!?

Like a cockroach.

Ah.

Ezra *saved* Ahsoka.

Another plot point of Season 4 was the *true* reason the Empire came to Lothal. The Jedi Temple there contains within it a gateway to a galactic "space and time nexus" powered by the Force. It allows those within it to travel to pivotal moments in time. Obviously, the Emperor wants that something hard. Ezra finds his way into it and is able to pull Ahsoka away from the fight with Vader, saving her. He almost saves Kanan, too, but stops himself because if he didn't it would mean that the rest of the crew died. Ezra returns Ahsoka to where he found her, but after Vader had departed, so she's alive as fuck.

Dear lord this is the worst thing to ever be written into Star Wars, of all canon material ever, even the Last Jedi. Time traveling Force nexus? Horrendous.

DavidZ2844 posted...

Dear lord this is the worst thing to ever be written into Star Wars, of all canon material ever

What makes you say that?
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DavidZ2844 posted...

CyricZ posted...

EmeralDragon23 posted...

So Ahsoka is still alive!?

Like a cockroach.

Ah.

Ezra *saved* Ahsoka.

Another plot point of Season 4 was the *true* reason the Empire came to Lothal. The Jedi Temple there contains within it a gateway to a galactic "space and time nexus" powered by the Force. It allows those within it to travel to pivotal moments in time. Obviously, the Emperor wants that something hard. Ezra finds his way into it and is able to pull Ahsoka away from the fight with Vader, saving her. He almost saves Kanan, too, but stops himself because if he didn't it would mean that the rest of the crew died. Ezra returns Ahsoka to where he found her, but after Vader had departed, so she's alive as fuck.

Dear lord this is the worst thing to ever be written into Star Wars, of all canon material ever, even the Last Jedi. Time traveling Force nexus? Horrendous.

It was actually really cool
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CyricZ posted...

DavidZ2844 posted...

Dear lord this is the worst thing to ever be written into Star Wars, of all canon material ever

What makes you say that?

It IS a bit of a Pandora's box that could be abused.
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Sir Will posted...

It IS a bit of a Pandora's box that could be abused.

Possibly. Ezra makes a point of destroying access to it, though. Although I suppose other access points may exist.
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CyricZ posted...

PhazonReborn posted...

Spoil me, I haven't watched any of the second half and probably won't get around to it anytime soon.

Okey dokey.

Kanan dead. He blew himself up so everyone else could escape an impossible situation. Ezra and Thrawn are missing, presumed dead. The main finale was about liberating Lothal, and Ezra used his fully-awakened abilities to communicate with animals to call some purgills (remember those?) to basically wreck Thrawn's fleet. The purgills then grappled the Chimaera and pulled it into hyperspace with Thrawn and Ezra inside. Most of the rest of the crew continues working with the Rebellion, and the very end flashes forward to after the Battle of Endor with everyone still alive. Sabine stayed behind on Lothal to protect it and eventually meets up with Ahsoka to track down Ezra.

Also, you said "second half", and I assumed you meant "second half of the fourth season". Was that correct?

Yeah, meant second half of season 4.

Thanks for the recap. Sounds like a worthy conclusion.
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in my opinion it was too force-ey

"how can you talk to wolves?" "the force did it"
"where did you get that?" "the force did it"
"I had a vision giving us all information we need. the force did it"
the whales, the force
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Is the baby more Twi'lek or more human?

I know there's that one episode of The Clone Wars with the clone trooper who deserted, but I assumed he adopted those kids.
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GeneralKenobi85 posted...

Is the baby more Twi'lek or more human?

I know there's that one episode of The Clone Wars with the clone trooper who deserted, but I assumed he adopted those kids.

Human with green hair. He was on screen for like 5 seconds so they didn't put much effort into him.

Link: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jacen_Syndulla

He's kinda fugly.
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Sir Will posted...

GeneralKenobi85 posted...

Is the baby more Twi'lek or more human?

I know there's that one episode of The Clone Wars with the clone trooper who deserted, but I assumed he adopted those kids.

Human with green hair. He was on screen for like 5 seconds so they didn't put much effort into him.

Link: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jacen_Syndulla

He's kinda fugly.

Lame
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So twi'leks are a human subspecies/offshoot?

Or are they like the Asari in Mass Effect where they have some weird omni-reproductive ability?

CyricZ posted...

Humans and Twi'leks can actually produce children together.

Sparksfanboy posted...

Jacen? That name doesn't bode well.

lol. I'm sure it's just a call back and not foreshadowing... hopefully.
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RoboLaserGandhi posted...

Or are they like the Asari in Mass Effect where they have some weird omni-reproductive ability?

Probably that. Their species seem to have the same predilections.
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I mean let's be real. Anatomically, humans and Twi'leks, and Devaronians, and Mirialans, and Miralukans, and Chiss, and several other species are so freakin' similar it might as well be possible for crossbreeding.

It doesn't come up often, but it is canon.

Rystall, one of the singers in Jabba's Palace in the ROTJ:SE is a hybrid species.

CmndrHurricane posted...

in my opinion it was too force-ey

"how can you talk to wolves?" "the force did it"
"where did you get that?" "the force did it"
"I had a vision giving us all information we need. the force did it"
the whales, the force

Well, maybe. One thing it *isn't* is powers out of nowhere. Ezra has been refining his ability to talk to animals since early in the series. Visions are very common for Force-users as well.
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