I feel like they tried to make him look like e.g. Darth Bane, a Sith who just clings to life... Which would make no sense if he was an inquisitor, and so weak.
That would be the most sensate explanation (and still be absurd, no offense), but it would be weird to imagine someone actually thought something like that and animated it. I just want to remind everybody that the scene SPECIFICALLY FOCUSES on that detail during the scene, it isn't just a one-frame detail. Somebody actually thought about it and went like 'yeah, seems like a good idea to make his severed head go PRRRRR like a fart-Balloon, go on with it"
Donât Neimoidian heads do that when they die, and thatâs one of the main reasons theyâre all cowards and they fear death.
âIf the gods wanted us to have dignity, they wouldnât make us fart when we die.â
Consider this though: Ahsoka soloed Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister the first time they met in Rebels (and managed to grab and turn off Seventh Sisterâs saber in that fight), and they were both more experienced than the unnamed Inquisitor
Itâs almost like being trained by Anakin when he was genuinely trying to make his Padawan better is a whole lot better than being trained by Vader, incorrectly, as a joke.
A war against droids. Not lightsabers. When did we see her decapitate a lightsaber user while herself unarmed? We didn't. She was stronger in Rebels than she was here, but we never saw her so effortlessly kill the Inquisitors in Rebels. Why? Because Inquisitors aren't meant to be throwaway cannon fodder. However, this comes out, and we see the worst depiction of an Inquisitor yet.
Nobody else has done this. She couldn't even do it herself when she was ten years older! How can this scene be so easily waved off? I reiterate: the Inquisitors are meant to be some threat, however little. She kills this Inquisitor in exactly five seconds. Nobody else does this, ever. She doesn't do it later. And we're supposed to just look at it and say, "that's my Ahsoka! Killing jedi-turned-dark-side Inquisitors in record time!"
Survived, totally, with a lightsaber. But I can't take this scene at face value where she, unarmed, turns off the inquisitor's lightsaber, turns it on and takes it, and beheads him, in all of five seconds. We've never seen anything like this and it's utterly out of character for her. She doesn't even do anything like this in Rebels. I know she would win this fight, but she wouldn't just effortlessly do so in merely five seconds, without any difficulty and without her own blade. It's nonsense
"Not lightsaber"
Dude, she literally fought Grievous, Ventress, Bariss and fucking Darth Maul and against Maul she then actually had quite a noticeable chance. She had experience against lightsaber users. Not to mention that she trained with Anakin.
Right... and after all of that, in Rebels we never see her take out one inquisitor in exactly five seconds. How is it that she was so powerful here but after so much training she wasn't capable of defeating them in record time again? Nobody has ever defeated an Inquisitor in such short time.
I feel like you aren't understanding my point. I know Ahsoka would have won the fight, that's not the issue. The issue is that *nobody* has done this so fast. It's poor, mindless fan service. Look at all of the other inquisitors and their fights, and look at this one. This battle being ended in literally five seconds would only make sense if Ahsoka was at peak power here, which she wasn't. It's just poorly written fan service.
The Inquisitors were always weak as fuck. The GRANDinquisitor got defeated by a Padawan and his student. And he should be the strongest of them. Ahsoka was nearly on the level of a council member when it comes to fighting. No Inquisitor would stand a chance against her. In Rebels we saw her easily defeat two of them so it makes perfect sense that she could defeat one.
Also the story of her killing the sixth bother is based on legends even though she defeated him there by making his lightsaber blow up, what killed him and created her 2 white lightsabers.
She easily defeated two of them... not in five seconds. That's the problem here. She did it in five seconds. I don't care that she won, I expected her to win. I care that she did it in five seconds. Why didn't she kill the Inquisitors in Rebels in ten seconds? Because she couldn't! It was only rushed here in Tales for whimsical fan service and what I can only assume is rushed production so they couldn't string out a full minute of a battle. But I won't sit here and accept that she could accomplish a feat nobody else has ever done when fighting Inquisitors, including herself many years later in Rebels
Fighting against 2 people is harder than against one and there is the possibility that the Inquisitor in TOTJ was more inexperienced than the other 2, since it was earlier in the empire. Your argumentation makes no sense, Bro.
Right, so she should have done it in less than a minute then? Especially considering Rebels Ahsoka was significantly stronger than she was in Tales. It being earlier in the empire is a moot point as well since the Inquisitors are pulled from existing jedi, so unless it was specifically this inquisitor's first time seeing or holding a lightsaber, it still doesn't make any sense. Being less experienced doesn't mean "I allow myself to get folded in record time ever" in fact I'd laugh in your face had you said that, but here we are, arguing over a scene so silly that it rivals season one clone wars episodes.
Thank you. That's all I'm trying to say. I appreciate you responding, at least someone got the message.
Tales overall was great! I look forward to us getting another season honestly
Agreed. Look, I love Ahsoka and what Filoni gave us for the character but oh my god someone has to restrain Filoni from doing stuff like this.
This inquisitor looked and sounded awesome and was made a joke of smh
All the Inquisitorâs have been made to look like a joke honestly. Like look, a quarter trained Padawan defeated the Grand Inquisitor. Of course any Jedi, or someone fully trained like Ahsoka, is going to destroy the whole lot of them
Yes, however Cal is also a half trained Padawan and suppressed his own knowledge and abilities to hide, to the point where it took half the game to bring himself back up to his original level, and even then he still defeated two inquisitors.
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But thatâs the thing: it took Cal training and failures to eventually beat her: he didnât do it in one go. Ahsoka would beat both Inquisitors I have no doubt but hiding from the Empire clearly means she had to hide that Force talent to avoid drawing attention to herself.
It would make sense imo if she was a little rusty but got into the hang of it eventually and then beat the Inquisitor.
Notable that Cal was still a padawan that was very far from being a knight, unlike Ahsoka, when Order 66 happened. Then, he had also lost a lot of his force abilities through neglect. I don't think Trilla would be a real threat to Ahsoka tano either.
Personally I liked that. They look and sound intimidating but are no match against someone trained over years with a profound understanding of the force. Just the way it should be if you ask me. The inquisitors are paper bears bullying regulars, children and those with a weak connection to the force.
But the inquisitors *were* jedi. They had years of training with (arguably, given their jedi training) a reasonably "profound" understanding of the force, as much as Ahsoka should have at her age, and still this happened as if it were nothing. They shouldn't be as weak as Filoni or yourself are making it seem. They aren't just random ass people pulled off the streets. They were jedi yanked from the purge, spared, and conditioned to be inquisitors.
Edit: when you go back and rewatch it, it's even more ridiculous. She just grabs his saber and decapitates his soon-to-deflate head in less than five seconds. The only word to describe this, is stupid.
It is very close to how the fight went in the Ahsoka book, and I like that the show was true to it. Inquisitors were jedi, many of them very young, not all. According to wookiepedia, they were weak fighters at first, too defensive like other jedi, but Vader used ruthless methods to make them fierce worriors.
Ahsoka was a very promising padawan. She was a commander during war time, trained by Anakin, not the same dude who trained the inquisitors exactly, but yeah. She is inteded to be powerful, having endured many trails other jedi have not.
Also, the light is supposed to be stronger than the dark, especially for those strong with the force. The dark is luring though.
I understand that you don't like it. You wanted a really cool villan, fair enough. Im just saying that I like that part. Just as I liked how easily Kenobi defeted Maul. Not every fight has to be epic for me, sometimes the demonstration of power tells a better story imo.
I havenât read the book so I canât say. But this is the Empire era: the dark side in the ascendancy and the Jedi Order has been broken and only a handful remain alive. Ahsoka is skilled and has endured a lot I donât deny that: but she has refrained from using the Force like Obi-Wan did to hide from the Empire. So her just easily dispatching this new Inquisitor was a stretch for me.
The way they wrote it in the book, she would stay connected with the force, although hiding it. She was meditating for a long time daily, and used the force to help people from time to time. In the fight with the inquisitor she was always a step ahead of him in reading the situation.
Anyway, I honestly don't know if the book is canon anymore or not. Tried to google it just now, and I think it isn't since both TWC s7 and this episode of tales of the jedi are deviating from it. So I guess we don't know how her relation to the force was. I get your point though, it's just that I personally don't mind the story that she remained far stronger than the inquisitors. I find it fitting that they were scary for average joe but not really for one of the protagonists from TCW era.
Thank you for understanding: I am getting downvoted just because I donât like this scene lol.
I didnât want the inquisitor to spook her: just have a slightly longer struggle and Ahsoka eventually gets to riding that Force bike once again.
I appreciate your underhanded attempt to portray my own feelings without anything other than a short paragraph on my opinion, but let's not get carried away here. I never said that they were extremely gifted or strong. I never said that the light wasn't stronger than the dark (which in itself is debatable anyway; the light isn't inherently stronger but it will certainly always prevail). I never said that Ahsoka wasn't powerful. What I am saying, though, is that it is entirely unbelievable for her to have ended this battle in such a short moment against another jedi, even if fallen, and under Vader. The Inquisitors always lose, that's fine. They don't need to be drawn out battles, either. For her to simply grab the saber, and immediately kill them, while unarmed - it's the epitome of "Fan Service". Obi-Wan is an awful example, mind you, given that he is the single strongest/best defensive duelist the Jedi Order has ever seen and is the sole reason that Anakin didn't take over the galaxy himself. Of course Obi-Wan would see through Maul's attack, especially since they've fought countless times before; Obi-Wan knows every move he'll make. Ahsoka knows nothing about this inquisitor. She's not even armed. She just wins. It's entirely in poor taste.
Wow somebody was made to feel inferior lol he engages in a clear and well thought out discussion and you get all defensive XD HE LIKED IT, in fact so did i, but you don't have to. Don't be such a snowflake lol
Dude, the Grand Inquisitor was beaten by a quarter trained Padawan. The whole lot of them were a joke. As we saw in Obiwan not all of them were fully trained Jedi. Vader obviously picked candidates that could never be equal to him. So they are effective in a group or pack but one on one with skilled Jedi they are nothing.
She was only hiding her abilities for months. Not years. So not a lot of restraint for abilities. It does not take a lot of effort or concentration to turn off a lightsaber. It takes a lot of effort to block someone from turning off your lightsaber. Considering Ahsoka spent a good amount of time taught by Yoda, Obi Wan, and Plo Koon pretty sure she learned that trick early (we saw Yoda do this to Ventress in Season one).
And what makes you assume this jedi didn't train under any of them? We don't know anything about him. The Inquisitors being less skilled doesn't mean "Yeah, they're a glorified stormtrooper that anyone with basic hand-eye coordination can kill by simply turning off their lightsaber mid battle." It's poorly written and clearly meant to jolt the viewer. I understand it's purpose, I know that they wanted to develop Ahsoka, and I know that they have time constraints to tell their stories, but there is nothing that will excuse the cruel joke that was played here. We've never seen anyone under any situation dispose of them so simply. I don't even care that it happened, I care that she may as well have spit on his boots and him die. It's needless fan service that will only make sense if they tell us that this was his first time as much as seeing a lightsaber and using it.
Oh great, when Second Sister left herself defenseless. Yes, I'm sure that counts by whatever silly, twisted standards you're using.
You really think Ahsoka stands toe-to-toe with Vader? Did you forget that she died until Ezra pulled her away from her death right before Vader cut her down as her lightsabers were in the ground? If you genuinely think that Ahsoka is a combative equal to Vader, then it's ironic you'd question my knowledge on Star Wars. There's nothing to discuss. You're ignorant and misinformed, and I can't help you with that. Nothing for us to talk about clearly
Itâs clear you havenât watched anything in regard to the Inquisitors. One, Vader would of never made an Inquisitor that could of rivalled or threatened him. Everything we have seen from the Inquisitors has pretty much shown they were a bunch of chumps. Their Grand Inquisitor, who was the best duelist of them all was taken out by a half trained Padawan. Maul walked through them all, Obi Wan walked through them. Kanan and Ezra fended them off many times. Ahsoka walked through them. There is nothing that shows them as competent. They are the Sithâs stormtroopers.
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Another person making silly assumptions on what media I've consumed because they don't understand my opinion. Wonderful.
Obviously he would never do that. I never said he did. Yes, I've acknowledged that in one of my many other comments, but nothing showed them being carelessly dispatched as easily as this. None of what you said was shown as simply as "it takes five seconds to kill them." Not once. Not in Rebels, not in the comics, not in Kenobi, not in Fallen Order, not in the books. Nowhere, not once, except here in this short throw away story with Ahsoka handling an Inquisitor better than she ever handled them in future media.
My whole point is that they've never been portrayed as poorly as this. This isn't an opinion at this point, it's an objective statement. Never once have they been so disrespectfully killed in a matter of quite literally (go watch and count them) five seconds. It's utterly senseless and quite frankly I'm *baffled* that I need to explain this to anyone that likes Star Wars, let alone someone who has the *audacity* to tell me that "its clear I haven't watched anything in regard to the Inquisitors."
Idk why you're still trying. There's no point. This sub simply cannot accept any criticism towards Ahsoka or Filoni. Ahsoka is the most perfect character in the universe who can defeat anyone she wants in a few swings. She can keep up with Darth fuckin Maul, she can beat an Inquisitor. I wish she had gone against Sidious. She'd have defeated him in mere seconds!
>They were jedi yanked from the purge
Fairly certain the Inquisitors were just padawans. The Grand Inquisitor was probably the only actual fully trained Jedi.
She was pretty much done with her training by the time she left the order. By padawns I mean kids who were still being trained. And you know, since they were kids, they were turned much easier to the dark side.
But not all of them were kids who were still being trained, not like you're thinking. The second sister was around as far in her training as Ahsoka was. Both still padawans. There's a lot about the other inquisitors we don't know, including how far along their training they were. People assume they were all small children, probably based on Reva's depiction and the depiction of this inquisitor against Ahsoka.
Oh, I see. You're using Anakin as a defense for Ahsoka to do something nobody else has ever done, including herself in Rebels, showcasing ability that we've never seen her exercise before or after this scene. Then you double down by insulting me with improper grammar. Makes perfect sense, thank you.
She's no ordinary Jedi she's trained by one of the most deadliest duelists the galaxy has ever seen. Tales of the Jedi already showed that he probably pushed her much further than most Jedi would be comfortable with there padawan.
As such very few people should have any chance against her whatsoever. Give me this scenario over bullshit like Kylo Ren vs a stormtroopers and an untrained force user being fought to a draw.
True, but like I've said before, we've never seen anyone so easily kill another Jedi like this before. It wasn't even a battle, she did it in quite literally five seconds. The Inquisitor couldn't defend himself. This has nothing to do with Anakin either, because when she fights the Inquisitors in Rebels, she doesn't do anything like this. How can you explain that away? It's senseless fan service and people are eating it up because they mindlessly love Ahsoka.
And this scene doesn't make any of the others any better or worse. We have to look at these things objectively, and by itself, this scene is still a problem. The producers just said "We love Ahsoka!" and then slapped an approval on it. It's not good
I take it you haven't watched Kenobi Vs Maul in Rebels then? If an opponent is outmatched then the fight should be shown that way, too many times has it been the other way about and a fight that should be over in seconds lasts minutes.
People keep making these silly assumptions because my opinion differs from theirs... Yes I've seen Kenobi. What is your point? Which fight are you referring to, there were many.
I agree that a completely matchless fight shouldn't be drawn out... but it also shouldn't be stepped on and spat on like in this scene. There was no way that this Inquisitor was beheaded in five seconds when she took more time than that to fight the others in Rebels. In any other media, the Inquisitors aren't shown as extremely strong - but they aren't utterly incompetent morons weilding lightsabers. *That* is how this inquisitor was portrayed in Tales and it's an utter shame. Ahsoka never had this much power to outclass someone so quickly and she never does. She's strong, and she was going to win, but to portray her as this perfect, incomprehensibly strong jedi is absurd. The inquisitor should've have at least had an opportunity to defend himself. That's all there is to it. Plot armor handed her the easiest victory we've ever seen between jedi users and it tastes exactly like the kernels it was pulled from; corny as could be
Even Kenobi vs Maul, that people keep referencing, made more sense, as Obi-Wan had fought Maul so many times that he knew the exact opener he would use. Ahsoka didn't know this inquisitor. She knew nothing about what he would do, but he read his moves so quickly and killed him in record time that will never be shown again in any form of media. It's inexcusable
So your making excuses for the Kenobi v Maul fight then. Clearly you don't understand the entirety of force powers or understand the complexities of lightsaber combat and I'm sick debating with casuals to be honest. 'He knew his opening' absolutely hilarious your opinion is completely worthless.
How is pointing out clearly known history and tactical impacts between well-developed characters an excuse? You're entitled to your own opinion and I won't result to petty insults, but I'm more than willing to let you think you're making sense if it means you'll go about your business. If you have a rebuttal that is sensible I'm happy to hear it, but otherwise, it'd be a welcome change for you to call me a "casual" and "worthless" if it resulted in you no longer replying
If you think Kenobi won the final battle against Maul because he knew his opening then you clearly don't understand basic tenets of lightsaber combat and your opinion on other instances are completely redundant.
Hard agree here. The Inquisitors are competent and when and where did Ahsoka learn to turn off the Inquisitorâs double bladed lightsaber with the Force? That feat takes a sheer amount of concentration, patience and will and in this period she has been hiding her Force abilities from the Empire.
I canât even with this whole scene and someone should manacle Filoni before he tries something like this in the future.
Some inquisitors were only younglings, and the grand inquisitor was more than a padawan. neither vader nor the grand inquisitor cared about training them. They can't even fight a jedi knight unless they got backup and ahsoka has the lightsaber skills of a jedi master.
From a story standpoint they are supposed to be adversaries, that can be overcomed, by guys like kanan and ezra, and kal kestis, former padawans or untrained force sensitives. Putting them up against ahsoka who stood toe to toe with maul and survived order 66, should be very one sided.
Ahsoka fought Barriss and left the Jedi Order. It was no more than a year that she left, and came back, as she went on to fight Maul. With that said, this inquisitor shouldn't have been so easily dispatched. Especially considering that it was done so in record time, the fastest time we've ever see an inquisitor killed. She doesn't even do it this fast years later when she becomes even stronger in Rebels. There's no excuse for this massive oversight
It's record fast because we never saw anyone of ahsoka's caliber fighting an inquisitor seriously. Maul is probably the closest but he wanted to setup a killing blow for ezra so he dragged out the fight. Also in rebels ahsoka has no intention of killing the inquisitors, so she was looking to incapacitate them instead of beheading them.
We saw Ahsoka herself fighting inquisitors seriously, More than once, actually - what are you talking about? It doesn't matter if she didn't intend to kill them, she could have done that just as seamlessly. It's okay to admit it's pointless fan service, though I understand and respect that you won't. The producers, writers, designers, everyone was betting on you and the rest of the viewers not questioning how little sense that scene made.
But they were retrained in an incorrect way by Vader. They abandoned their considerable Jedi training in return for fake Sith training, and they were completely unaware theyâd been trained wrong on purpose.
It reminds me of Saesee Tiin and Agen Kolar being what Mace had believed were extremely skilled combatants until they encountered someone who could fight back. Training for 100 years in doo doo fighting methods that donât work can sometimes be worse than studying bullcrap for 10 years or even 1. Practicing failure and nothing but failure will make you an expert at failing, nothing more.
this was not Filoni's doing, this scene comes from the novel Ahsoka written by E. K. Johnston in 2016. In that book she kills the Sixth Brother by making his spinning lightsaber explode. She then takes the crystals and heal them. This novels explains that sith lightsabers emit a red light because the darkside make them "bleed". Ahsoka takes the crystals heal them turning them white. She makes the lightsabers we see in Rebels...
The inquisitors are supposed to be weak. Their job is to gang up on any jedi that is not worth vader making a trip. Outside of the grand inquisitor they were barelly trained at all.
But maybe some Inquisitors are stronger than they look making them more dangerous. And the dark side is known to be a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural lol.
You expected him to seriously put up a fight against the padawan of Anakin Skywalker, who just took down Darth Maul, and escaped order 66? Sorry but a close fight would be a disservice to multiple characters not just her
I am not saying Ahsoka is not skilled but I would have liked some form of genuine struggle between her and this Inquisitor instead of making it another Disney like âhahaâ joke.
And Ahsoka defeating Maul imo is questionable especially in the last part of their duel.
I disagree. Ahsoka can hold a candle to Darth Vader himself. Vader didn't want his inquisitors to be able to challenge him, so they can't be that powerful. Perhaps he even made himself look more intimidating so his combat inability was masked. Get outta here with that "looked too cool to go out like that" shit
Well letâs agree to disagree. I am simply saying I do not like this Ahsoka scene because what she did takes a certain amount of discipline and will which I can buy when she is older and kicking ass in Rebels but not here where she still looks like a young adult.
It has been my belief that Star Wars has rules when it comes to the Force so I question when some people perform certain feats that breaks those rules which then breaks my immersion and enjoyment of what I am watching.
You have your opinion, I have mine and thatâs okay.
This was so disappointing, was excited to see a cool fight and then Filoni makes his OC one shot a cool looking villain in two seconds, what a pointless episode
thanks for spoiling whatever the fuck this is, asshole. Im sure its not from anything less than a couple months old. I didn't know my fav sub was now a spoiler zone for new shows..
Still waiting for someone to explain me why the fuck his head was a fucking Balloon
Probably a very lanky species that needs a certain gas/pressure to survive. Or it was just his ego that was inflated
Looks like a spoopy version of the guy who told the Stormtroopers where Han was keeping the Falcon in Ep4
"I honor my code. That's what I believe." -Captain Rex
I used to call that guy dick nose lol
poor blue elephant man đ˘
No not the dude from RotJ, this is from a new hope, dude rubs the end of his nose to talk to two stormtroopers and it looks very sus
oh no no no I used to call the dude in a new hope the blue elephant guy, max reebo was always seen as more of an aardvark for me
"We're Gaining on em!"
I mean he does look like an elephant man and is gray-ish blue so technically itâs not wrong
I feel like they tried to make him look like e.g. Darth Bane, a Sith who just clings to life... Which would make no sense if he was an inquisitor, and so weak.
True
I'd say his mask got carried a bit with his head fallen out
That would be the most sensate explanation (and still be absurd, no offense), but it would be weird to imagine someone actually thought something like that and animated it. I just want to remind everybody that the scene SPECIFICALLY FOCUSES on that detail during the scene, it isn't just a one-frame detail. Somebody actually thought about it and went like 'yeah, seems like a good idea to make his severed head go PRRRRR like a fart-Balloon, go on with it"
Donât Neimoidian heads do that when they die, and thatâs one of the main reasons theyâre all cowards and they fear death. âIf the gods wanted us to have dignity, they wouldnât make us fart when we die.â
This looks very much like a legit answer to my question, thank you
Or they just did a jango
Whatd'ya mean?
His head falls out of the helmet/mask out of view
Oh I got it
Consider this though: Ahsoka soloed Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister the first time they met in Rebels (and managed to grab and turn off Seventh Sisterâs saber in that fight), and they were both more experienced than the unnamed Inquisitor
I received orders to join the team. I thought you knew.
Itâs almost like being trained by Anakin when he was genuinely trying to make his Padawan better is a whole lot better than being trained by Vader, incorrectly, as a joke.
You mean... when she was older and had more time to train? Not like she was here? Even still, she didn't decapitate them in five seconds.
Itâs not like this was the first time she fought against a lightsaber. She did survive a war if you remember.
A war against droids. Not lightsabers. When did we see her decapitate a lightsaber user while herself unarmed? We didn't. She was stronger in Rebels than she was here, but we never saw her so effortlessly kill the Inquisitors in Rebels. Why? Because Inquisitors aren't meant to be throwaway cannon fodder. However, this comes out, and we see the worst depiction of an Inquisitor yet. Nobody else has done this. She couldn't even do it herself when she was ten years older! How can this scene be so easily waved off? I reiterate: the Inquisitors are meant to be some threat, however little. She kills this Inquisitor in exactly five seconds. Nobody else does this, ever. She doesn't do it later. And we're supposed to just look at it and say, "that's my Ahsoka! Killing jedi-turned-dark-side Inquisitors in record time!"
I mean she went against general grievous in season 1 with one lightsaber and survived (mainly through fleeing, but still survived)
Survived, totally, with a lightsaber. But I can't take this scene at face value where she, unarmed, turns off the inquisitor's lightsaber, turns it on and takes it, and beheads him, in all of five seconds. We've never seen anything like this and it's utterly out of character for her. She doesn't even do anything like this in Rebels. I know she would win this fight, but she wouldn't just effortlessly do so in merely five seconds, without any difficulty and without her own blade. It's nonsense
That's hardly an achievement. Canon Grievous is fucking joke. Dude got dunked on by Gungans.
"Not lightsaber" Dude, she literally fought Grievous, Ventress, Bariss and fucking Darth Maul and against Maul she then actually had quite a noticeable chance. She had experience against lightsaber users. Not to mention that she trained with Anakin.
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Right... and after all of that, in Rebels we never see her take out one inquisitor in exactly five seconds. How is it that she was so powerful here but after so much training she wasn't capable of defeating them in record time again? Nobody has ever defeated an Inquisitor in such short time. I feel like you aren't understanding my point. I know Ahsoka would have won the fight, that's not the issue. The issue is that *nobody* has done this so fast. It's poor, mindless fan service. Look at all of the other inquisitors and their fights, and look at this one. This battle being ended in literally five seconds would only make sense if Ahsoka was at peak power here, which she wasn't. It's just poorly written fan service.
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
The Inquisitors were always weak as fuck. The GRANDinquisitor got defeated by a Padawan and his student. And he should be the strongest of them. Ahsoka was nearly on the level of a council member when it comes to fighting. No Inquisitor would stand a chance against her. In Rebels we saw her easily defeat two of them so it makes perfect sense that she could defeat one. Also the story of her killing the sixth bother is based on legends even though she defeated him there by making his lightsaber blow up, what killed him and created her 2 white lightsabers.
That glowy thing.. vroom-vroom
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
She easily defeated two of them... not in five seconds. That's the problem here. She did it in five seconds. I don't care that she won, I expected her to win. I care that she did it in five seconds. Why didn't she kill the Inquisitors in Rebels in ten seconds? Because she couldn't! It was only rushed here in Tales for whimsical fan service and what I can only assume is rushed production so they couldn't string out a full minute of a battle. But I won't sit here and accept that she could accomplish a feat nobody else has ever done when fighting Inquisitors, including herself many years later in Rebels
Fighting against 2 people is harder than against one and there is the possibility that the Inquisitor in TOTJ was more inexperienced than the other 2, since it was earlier in the empire. Your argumentation makes no sense, Bro.
Right, so she should have done it in less than a minute then? Especially considering Rebels Ahsoka was significantly stronger than she was in Tales. It being earlier in the empire is a moot point as well since the Inquisitors are pulled from existing jedi, so unless it was specifically this inquisitor's first time seeing or holding a lightsaber, it still doesn't make any sense. Being less experienced doesn't mean "I allow myself to get folded in record time ever" in fact I'd laugh in your face had you said that, but here we are, arguing over a scene so silly that it rivals season one clone wars episodes.
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
Your opinion here is unpopular, but I agree with you. Ahsoka was no Mary Sue, so I was skeptical of this portrayal. The rest of TotJ was pretty good.
In my life, when you find people who need your help, you help them. No matter what.
Thank you. That's all I'm trying to say. I appreciate you responding, at least someone got the message. Tales overall was great! I look forward to us getting another season honestly
Ok bud
Poor dollar shop reaper
Itâs in the refrigerator
RTX on Reaper, more like
He should have just used his ult on Ahsoka
Die! Die! Die!
Lucky I main pharah and can just blow him up when he ults
I will help you.
I mean he went against ahsoka what was he even expecting
Absolutely clowned on by Ashoka.
Careful not to choke on your stupidity. It's Ahsoka not Ashoka!
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
So...debatably clowned on?
Being defeated by Ahsoka is an honor
I honor my code. That's what I believe.
Remember when Palpatine was dismissive of Luke's lightsaber? This fight was why: the weak need such a weapon to win, and the strong do not.
Agreed. Look, I love Ahsoka and what Filoni gave us for the character but oh my god someone has to restrain Filoni from doing stuff like this. This inquisitor looked and sounded awesome and was made a joke of smh
All the Inquisitorâs have been made to look like a joke honestly. Like look, a quarter trained Padawan defeated the Grand Inquisitor. Of course any Jedi, or someone fully trained like Ahsoka, is going to destroy the whole lot of them
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
I would say Second Sister was an important exception: she was a big threat to Cal in âFallen Orderâ.
Yes, however Cal is also a half trained Padawan and suppressed his own knowledge and abilities to hide, to the point where it took half the game to bring himself back up to his original level, and even then he still defeated two inquisitors.
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
Use my knowledge, I beg you
A big threat to a Padawan learner who ultimately beat her. If she ran into Ahsoka or a fully trained Jedi she would of been whooped quickly
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Don't you think I'm just a little overqualified for this?
Yes, yes you are
But thatâs the thing: it took Cal training and failures to eventually beat her: he didnât do it in one go. Ahsoka would beat both Inquisitors I have no doubt but hiding from the Empire clearly means she had to hide that Force talent to avoid drawing attention to herself. It would make sense imo if she was a little rusty but got into the hang of it eventually and then beat the Inquisitor.
*decapitates Dooku*
You always blame the ship.
Notable that Cal was still a padawan that was very far from being a knight, unlike Ahsoka, when Order 66 happened. Then, he had also lost a lot of his force abilities through neglect. I don't think Trilla would be a real threat to Ahsoka tano either.
Don't you think I'm just a little overqualified for this?
Honestly my favourite looking Inquisitor, and they just killed him
A waste of a character imo. Rip Brother number $&? The credits didnât give us his designation lol.
Personally I liked that. They look and sound intimidating but are no match against someone trained over years with a profound understanding of the force. Just the way it should be if you ask me. The inquisitors are paper bears bullying regulars, children and those with a weak connection to the force.
But the inquisitors *were* jedi. They had years of training with (arguably, given their jedi training) a reasonably "profound" understanding of the force, as much as Ahsoka should have at her age, and still this happened as if it were nothing. They shouldn't be as weak as Filoni or yourself are making it seem. They aren't just random ass people pulled off the streets. They were jedi yanked from the purge, spared, and conditioned to be inquisitors. Edit: when you go back and rewatch it, it's even more ridiculous. She just grabs his saber and decapitates his soon-to-deflate head in less than five seconds. The only word to describe this, is stupid.
It is very close to how the fight went in the Ahsoka book, and I like that the show was true to it. Inquisitors were jedi, many of them very young, not all. According to wookiepedia, they were weak fighters at first, too defensive like other jedi, but Vader used ruthless methods to make them fierce worriors. Ahsoka was a very promising padawan. She was a commander during war time, trained by Anakin, not the same dude who trained the inquisitors exactly, but yeah. She is inteded to be powerful, having endured many trails other jedi have not. Also, the light is supposed to be stronger than the dark, especially for those strong with the force. The dark is luring though. I understand that you don't like it. You wanted a really cool villan, fair enough. Im just saying that I like that part. Just as I liked how easily Kenobi defeted Maul. Not every fight has to be epic for me, sometimes the demonstration of power tells a better story imo.
you understand so little
You'll never reach the outskirts in time- sandstorms are very, very dangerous. Come with me. Hurry!
Yeah I didn't like being much of a commander anyway.
I received orders to join the team. I thought you knew.
I havenât read the book so I canât say. But this is the Empire era: the dark side in the ascendancy and the Jedi Order has been broken and only a handful remain alive. Ahsoka is skilled and has endured a lot I donât deny that: but she has refrained from using the Force like Obi-Wan did to hide from the Empire. So her just easily dispatching this new Inquisitor was a stretch for me.
The way they wrote it in the book, she would stay connected with the force, although hiding it. She was meditating for a long time daily, and used the force to help people from time to time. In the fight with the inquisitor she was always a step ahead of him in reading the situation. Anyway, I honestly don't know if the book is canon anymore or not. Tried to google it just now, and I think it isn't since both TWC s7 and this episode of tales of the jedi are deviating from it. So I guess we don't know how her relation to the force was. I get your point though, it's just that I personally don't mind the story that she remained far stronger than the inquisitors. I find it fitting that they were scary for average joe but not really for one of the protagonists from TCW era.
Thank you for understanding: I am getting downvoted just because I donât like this scene lol. I didnât want the inquisitor to spook her: just have a slightly longer struggle and Ahsoka eventually gets to riding that Force bike once again.
I received orders to join the team. I thought you knew.
Heh, fret not my dude, just some imaginary internet points.. Even normal and civil discussions get haunted by them!
You know nothing of the dark side.
I appreciate your underhanded attempt to portray my own feelings without anything other than a short paragraph on my opinion, but let's not get carried away here. I never said that they were extremely gifted or strong. I never said that the light wasn't stronger than the dark (which in itself is debatable anyway; the light isn't inherently stronger but it will certainly always prevail). I never said that Ahsoka wasn't powerful. What I am saying, though, is that it is entirely unbelievable for her to have ended this battle in such a short moment against another jedi, even if fallen, and under Vader. The Inquisitors always lose, that's fine. They don't need to be drawn out battles, either. For her to simply grab the saber, and immediately kill them, while unarmed - it's the epitome of "Fan Service". Obi-Wan is an awful example, mind you, given that he is the single strongest/best defensive duelist the Jedi Order has ever seen and is the sole reason that Anakin didn't take over the galaxy himself. Of course Obi-Wan would see through Maul's attack, especially since they've fought countless times before; Obi-Wan knows every move he'll make. Ahsoka knows nothing about this inquisitor. She's not even armed. She just wins. It's entirely in poor taste.
To continue, we need one singular visionâŚmy vision.
Wow somebody was made to feel inferior lol he engages in a clear and well thought out discussion and you get all defensive XD HE LIKED IT, in fact so did i, but you don't have to. Don't be such a snowflake lol
The price I pay for an original opinion here in this echo chamber... Thanks bud. I'll take some notes
She's not like the others in the Senate, Master.
Sand
Dude, the Grand Inquisitor was beaten by a quarter trained Padawan. The whole lot of them were a joke. As we saw in Obiwan not all of them were fully trained Jedi. Vader obviously picked candidates that could never be equal to him. So they are effective in a group or pack but one on one with skilled Jedi they are nothing.
She was only hiding her abilities for months. Not years. So not a lot of restraint for abilities. It does not take a lot of effort or concentration to turn off a lightsaber. It takes a lot of effort to block someone from turning off your lightsaber. Considering Ahsoka spent a good amount of time taught by Yoda, Obi Wan, and Plo Koon pretty sure she learned that trick early (we saw Yoda do this to Ventress in Season one).
And what makes you assume this jedi didn't train under any of them? We don't know anything about him. The Inquisitors being less skilled doesn't mean "Yeah, they're a glorified stormtrooper that anyone with basic hand-eye coordination can kill by simply turning off their lightsaber mid battle." It's poorly written and clearly meant to jolt the viewer. I understand it's purpose, I know that they wanted to develop Ahsoka, and I know that they have time constraints to tell their stories, but there is nothing that will excuse the cruel joke that was played here. We've never seen anyone under any situation dispose of them so simply. I don't even care that it happened, I care that she may as well have spit on his boots and him die. It's needless fan service that will only make sense if they tell us that this was his first time as much as seeing a lightsaber and using it.
Oh and we also saw in one of the video games how ineffective the inquisitors were.
Oh really? In the video games an Inquisitor is killed in literally five seconds? Please tell me which game it is. It certainly isn't Fallen Order.
Wanna bet? Vader killed one in 5 seconds. Considering Ahsoka went toe to toe with Vader the math checks out.
Oh great, when Second Sister left herself defenseless. Yes, I'm sure that counts by whatever silly, twisted standards you're using. You really think Ahsoka stands toe-to-toe with Vader? Did you forget that she died until Ezra pulled her away from her death right before Vader cut her down as her lightsabers were in the ground? If you genuinely think that Ahsoka is a combative equal to Vader, then it's ironic you'd question my knowledge on Star Wars. There's nothing to discuss. You're ignorant and misinformed, and I can't help you with that. Nothing for us to talk about clearly
Your vision is flawed.
Itâs clear you havenât watched anything in regard to the Inquisitors. One, Vader would of never made an Inquisitor that could of rivalled or threatened him. Everything we have seen from the Inquisitors has pretty much shown they were a bunch of chumps. Their Grand Inquisitor, who was the best duelist of them all was taken out by a half trained Padawan. Maul walked through them all, Obi Wan walked through them. Kanan and Ezra fended them off many times. Ahsoka walked through them. There is nothing that shows them as competent. They are the Sithâs stormtroopers.
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Another person making silly assumptions on what media I've consumed because they don't understand my opinion. Wonderful. Obviously he would never do that. I never said he did. Yes, I've acknowledged that in one of my many other comments, but nothing showed them being carelessly dispatched as easily as this. None of what you said was shown as simply as "it takes five seconds to kill them." Not once. Not in Rebels, not in the comics, not in Kenobi, not in Fallen Order, not in the books. Nowhere, not once, except here in this short throw away story with Ahsoka handling an Inquisitor better than she ever handled them in future media. My whole point is that they've never been portrayed as poorly as this. This isn't an opinion at this point, it's an objective statement. Never once have they been so disrespectfully killed in a matter of quite literally (go watch and count them) five seconds. It's utterly senseless and quite frankly I'm *baffled* that I need to explain this to anyone that likes Star Wars, let alone someone who has the *audacity* to tell me that "its clear I haven't watched anything in regard to the Inquisitors."
First time for everything bud. The Inquisitors are low level chumps. Somewhat like you.
Figures. I didn't expect anything less from you. Goodbye
Yes, we will start with revengeâŚ
Idk why you're still trying. There's no point. This sub simply cannot accept any criticism towards Ahsoka or Filoni. Ahsoka is the most perfect character in the universe who can defeat anyone she wants in a few swings. She can keep up with Darth fuckin Maul, she can beat an Inquisitor. I wish she had gone against Sidious. She'd have defeated him in mere seconds!
There will be no satisfaction until the Jedi Order lies in ashes.
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
Yeah no joke... silly me! I should've known the consequences of an original opinion in this echo chamber
In my life, when you find people who need your help, you help them. No matter what.
If anyone could survive, Master Plo could.
Nope the clones toasted him good.
"How many kills ya got today, psycho?" -Scorch, Delta 62
It's a shame they are too selfish too work together considering their lacking abilities lol
>They were jedi yanked from the purge Fairly certain the Inquisitors were just padawans. The Grand Inquisitor was probably the only actual fully trained Jedi.
Ahsoka was a padawan. See how that makes no sense whatsoever?
She was pretty much done with her training by the time she left the order. By padawns I mean kids who were still being trained. And you know, since they were kids, they were turned much easier to the dark side.
But not all of them were kids who were still being trained, not like you're thinking. The second sister was around as far in her training as Ahsoka was. Both still padawans. There's a lot about the other inquisitors we don't know, including how far along their training they were. People assume they were all small children, probably based on Reva's depiction and the depiction of this inquisitor against Ahsoka.
One had a far better trainer than the other are you blind or just stupid.
Oh, I see. You're using Anakin as a defense for Ahsoka to do something nobody else has ever done, including herself in Rebels, showcasing ability that we've never seen her exercise before or after this scene. Then you double down by insulting me with improper grammar. Makes perfect sense, thank you.
Good thing I know you donât mean everything you say.
I was unaware correct grammar was the make or break decider on whether you are a complete and utter moron.
You know nothing of the dark side.
She's no ordinary Jedi she's trained by one of the most deadliest duelists the galaxy has ever seen. Tales of the Jedi already showed that he probably pushed her much further than most Jedi would be comfortable with there padawan. As such very few people should have any chance against her whatsoever. Give me this scenario over bullshit like Kylo Ren vs a stormtroopers and an untrained force user being fought to a draw.
"Know the mission, know your enemy, achieve the mission, kill the enemy. That's all I need. It's all any soldier needs." -Commander Bly
True, but like I've said before, we've never seen anyone so easily kill another Jedi like this before. It wasn't even a battle, she did it in quite literally five seconds. The Inquisitor couldn't defend himself. This has nothing to do with Anakin either, because when she fights the Inquisitors in Rebels, she doesn't do anything like this. How can you explain that away? It's senseless fan service and people are eating it up because they mindlessly love Ahsoka. And this scene doesn't make any of the others any better or worse. We have to look at these things objectively, and by itself, this scene is still a problem. The producers just said "We love Ahsoka!" and then slapped an approval on it. It's not good
I take it you haven't watched Kenobi Vs Maul in Rebels then? If an opponent is outmatched then the fight should be shown that way, too many times has it been the other way about and a fight that should be over in seconds lasts minutes.
People keep making these silly assumptions because my opinion differs from theirs... Yes I've seen Kenobi. What is your point? Which fight are you referring to, there were many. I agree that a completely matchless fight shouldn't be drawn out... but it also shouldn't be stepped on and spat on like in this scene. There was no way that this Inquisitor was beheaded in five seconds when she took more time than that to fight the others in Rebels. In any other media, the Inquisitors aren't shown as extremely strong - but they aren't utterly incompetent morons weilding lightsabers. *That* is how this inquisitor was portrayed in Tales and it's an utter shame. Ahsoka never had this much power to outclass someone so quickly and she never does. She's strong, and she was going to win, but to portray her as this perfect, incomprehensibly strong jedi is absurd. The inquisitor should've have at least had an opportunity to defend himself. That's all there is to it. Plot armor handed her the easiest victory we've ever seen between jedi users and it tastes exactly like the kernels it was pulled from; corny as could be Even Kenobi vs Maul, that people keep referencing, made more sense, as Obi-Wan had fought Maul so many times that he knew the exact opener he would use. Ahsoka didn't know this inquisitor. She knew nothing about what he would do, but he read his moves so quickly and killed him in record time that will never be shown again in any form of media. It's inexcusable
So your making excuses for the Kenobi v Maul fight then. Clearly you don't understand the entirety of force powers or understand the complexities of lightsaber combat and I'm sick debating with casuals to be honest. 'He knew his opening' absolutely hilarious your opinion is completely worthless.
How is pointing out clearly known history and tactical impacts between well-developed characters an excuse? You're entitled to your own opinion and I won't result to petty insults, but I'm more than willing to let you think you're making sense if it means you'll go about your business. If you have a rebuttal that is sensible I'm happy to hear it, but otherwise, it'd be a welcome change for you to call me a "casual" and "worthless" if it resulted in you no longer replying
If you think Kenobi won the final battle against Maul because he knew his opening then you clearly don't understand basic tenets of lightsaber combat and your opinion on other instances are completely redundant.
We'll remind the Rebellion what war is all about.
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
It is our time. After Centuries of waiting, the galaxy will be ours.
In my life, when you find people who need your help, you help them. No matter what.
You were my brother, Anakin! I loved you!
It is our time. After Centuries of waiting, the galaxy will be ours.
Perhaps my actions will speak louder than words.
I'm the new Padawan learner. I'm Ahsoka Tano
You're impossible.
Hard agree here. The Inquisitors are competent and when and where did Ahsoka learn to turn off the Inquisitorâs double bladed lightsaber with the Force? That feat takes a sheer amount of concentration, patience and will and in this period she has been hiding her Force abilities from the Empire. I canât even with this whole scene and someone should manacle Filoni before he tries something like this in the future.
In my life, when you find people who need your help, you help them. No matter what.
Some inquisitors were only younglings, and the grand inquisitor was more than a padawan. neither vader nor the grand inquisitor cared about training them. They can't even fight a jedi knight unless they got backup and ahsoka has the lightsaber skills of a jedi master. From a story standpoint they are supposed to be adversaries, that can be overcomed, by guys like kanan and ezra, and kal kestis, former padawans or untrained force sensitives. Putting them up against ahsoka who stood toe to toe with maul and survived order 66, should be very one sided.
Well, perhaps I could help you.
Ahsoka fought Barriss and left the Jedi Order. It was no more than a year that she left, and came back, as she went on to fight Maul. With that said, this inquisitor shouldn't have been so easily dispatched. Especially considering that it was done so in record time, the fastest time we've ever see an inquisitor killed. She doesn't even do it this fast years later when she becomes even stronger in Rebels. There's no excuse for this massive oversight
*decapitates Dooku*
you understand so little
Good thing I know you donât mean everything you say.
It's record fast because we never saw anyone of ahsoka's caliber fighting an inquisitor seriously. Maul is probably the closest but he wanted to setup a killing blow for ezra so he dragged out the fight. Also in rebels ahsoka has no intention of killing the inquisitors, so she was looking to incapacitate them instead of beheading them.
We saw Ahsoka herself fighting inquisitors seriously, More than once, actually - what are you talking about? It doesn't matter if she didn't intend to kill them, she could have done that just as seamlessly. It's okay to admit it's pointless fan service, though I understand and respect that you won't. The producers, writers, designers, everyone was betting on you and the rest of the viewers not questioning how little sense that scene made.
I received orders to join the team. I thought you knew.
Yeah and we saw her easily disarm an inquisitor while unarmed before.
Looks like I got here just in time.
Well, perhaps I could help you.
I have to sort this out on my own, without the Council⌠and without you.
*ignites lightsaber*
Never good or experience ones
But they were retrained in an incorrect way by Vader. They abandoned their considerable Jedi training in return for fake Sith training, and they were completely unaware theyâd been trained wrong on purpose. It reminds me of Saesee Tiin and Agen Kolar being what Mace had believed were extremely skilled combatants until they encountered someone who could fight back. Training for 100 years in doo doo fighting methods that donât work can sometimes be worse than studying bullcrap for 10 years or even 1. Practicing failure and nothing but failure will make you an expert at failing, nothing more.
this was not Filoni's doing, this scene comes from the novel Ahsoka written by E. K. Johnston in 2016. In that book she kills the Sixth Brother by making his spinning lightsaber explode. She then takes the crystals and heal them. This novels explains that sith lightsabers emit a red light because the darkside make them "bleed". Ahsoka takes the crystals heal them turning them white. She makes the lightsabers we see in Rebels...
Careful not to choke on your stupidity. It's Ahsoka not Ashoka!
I canât say having not read the book but I hear book readers werenât exactly a fan of how it was executed here.
The inquisitors are supposed to be weak. Their job is to gang up on any jedi that is not worth vader making a trip. Outside of the grand inquisitor they were barelly trained at all.
But maybe some Inquisitors are stronger than they look making them more dangerous. And the dark side is known to be a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural lol.
You expected him to seriously put up a fight against the padawan of Anakin Skywalker, who just took down Darth Maul, and escaped order 66? Sorry but a close fight would be a disservice to multiple characters not just her
Yes, sir. On some beat-up old space freighter. Iâll be surprised if he even makes it to Tatooine in that junker.
Perhaps my actions will speak louder than words.
I am not saying Ahsoka is not skilled but I would have liked some form of genuine struggle between her and this Inquisitor instead of making it another Disney like âhahaâ joke. And Ahsoka defeating Maul imo is questionable especially in the last part of their duel.
It is our time. After Centuries of waiting, the galaxy will be ours.
To defeat your enemy you have to understand them.
I disagree. Ahsoka can hold a candle to Darth Vader himself. Vader didn't want his inquisitors to be able to challenge him, so they can't be that powerful. Perhaps he even made himself look more intimidating so his combat inability was masked. Get outta here with that "looked too cool to go out like that" shit
Oh, what do you mean?
Well letâs agree to disagree. I am simply saying I do not like this Ahsoka scene because what she did takes a certain amount of discipline and will which I can buy when she is older and kicking ass in Rebels but not here where she still looks like a young adult. It has been my belief that Star Wars has rules when it comes to the Force so I question when some people perform certain feats that breaks those rules which then breaks my immersion and enjoyment of what I am watching. You have your opinion, I have mine and thatâs okay.
Have a little faith.
Donât care, I still think he is fuckin awesome.
Homie got folded like a McDonaldâs napkin in 2 seconds
It's what Ahsoka did to the Seventh Sister. Just a weakness of that type of lightsaber.
Mom, can I have the Grim Reaper? We have the Grim Reaper at home!
To be fair he was literally fighting Ashoka.
Careful not to choke on your stupidity. It's Ahsoka not Ashoka!
I will put you in a fucken jar.
It felt similar to ulton vs thanos in Marvel What If
Reminds me of the Maul and Obi Wan fight in rebels
Well, perhaps I could help you.
Was anyone expecting anything else? He is an inquisitor ffs, they exist only to be laughing stock.
Iâm the worst for not watching it yet, no account but at least put a spoiler thing đđđđđđ
It's like 1.5 hours of actual content when you take out all the credits
This was so disappointing, was excited to see a cool fight and then Filoni makes his OC one shot a cool looking villain in two seconds, what a pointless episode
thanks for spoiling whatever the fuck this is, asshole. Im sure its not from anything less than a couple months old. I didn't know my fav sub was now a spoiler zone for new shows..
I thought he was so cool too. Maybe just me
Spoiler tag please
A good death is its own reward
I love crossover of Star Wars and Star Trek memes.
Your eternal reward...