Star Wars Rebels

Episode is S2 E13: The Protector of Concord Dawn

Voice of Captain Rex, The Clone Troopers, The Bad Batch, Kassius Konstantine and other… from Star Wars animated series.

May The Force Be With You.

Narrator from Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures and voice of Jai Kell from Star Wars Rebels.

May The Force Be With You.

I was going down a Wookieepedia rabbit hole and stumbled upon a Dexter Jettster comic about the lost moon of Shara'Tam, a moon that was rumored to have held many treasures by the prospectors he knew when he was one of them (yes, Dexter Jettster was a prospector. Yes, he worked with Maz Kanata. Yes, I want to know more about this). One thing I've noticed in the huge amount of media in Star Wars is the trope of a hidden planet, and Shara'Tam reminded me of this.

The recent Skeleton Crew prominently featured At Attin as a treasure planet full of riches and hidden in an artificial shield (along with its sister planets). Ahsoka was about finding a secret extragalactic planet: Peridea. The Jedi: Survivor storyline revolved around the Koboh Abyss' hidden planet of Tanalorr, which Greez described as a prospector's legend about a treasure-filled planet. Rebel's Lira San was a secret planet hidden within a nebula that the Lasats relocated to after Lasan was attacked. Heck, you could even consider Kamino a hidden planet, given its erasure from the Jedi Archives and its status as semi-extra galactic.

What other "secret planets" can you think of? And why might there be a sudden influx of these planets in Star Wars media?

1. Ahsoka vs. Maul in CW

2. Ahsoka vs. Vader SWR

3. Fern & Wim vs. Jod SC

Whenever I see a "best pilot" poll, there's always a few names that get pretty close votes for 1st place: Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader. It's usually between the Skywalkers for the most part though.

However, there is one person, who does sometimes show up, but definitely doesn't get the credit she deserves: Hera Syndulla.

Say all you want about Solo and the Skywalkers, but I actually have a very solid arguement on just why Specter-1, Phoenix Leader, better known as General Hera Syndulla, is the best pilot in the galaxy.

THERE WILL BE SPOILERS AHEAD, SO BEWARE!!!

Also, this isn't in any particular order other than which part came to my mind first, lol.

1). She has broken through SEVERAL Imperial blockades, including the massive one on Lothal in Season 4 of Rebels, and she was in a U-Wing when she did that, which might be faster than the Ghost (a VCX-100 light freighter cargo ship), but is probably slower than an X-wing, given that it's sorta a troop transport kinda ship.

2). While being pursued by Vader himself, she managed to get his TIE Advanced stuff in the tractor of a Star Destroyer that was aiming to capture the Ghost. Vader may have the Force, but Hera definitely bested him in that scenario.

3). She flew a prototype starfighter, a B-wing (Blade-wing), through an extremely dangerous atmostsphere that housed electrical storms and several tall rocks, without ever having any experience with a ship like it before. Then, on her second-ever flight with that ship, she broke through yet another Imperial blockade.

4). While transporting Senator Mon Mothma to Dantoonine, she flew through a solar nebula while being pursued by TIE Defenders, and even took at least one of them out if I remember correctly.

5). Grand Admiral Thrawn himself is impressed with her skills as a pilot, which is a great achievement if you ask me.

I'm sure people will have equally valid arguments on why Solo or the Skywalkers may be the best pilots, but hey, we're all entitled to our opinions. These are just my reasons why I think Hera is the best.

Anyways, who do you guys think is the best pilot, and possibly why?

I've been rewatching Rebels for the past month, and I just finished the Iron Squadron episode.

Before I get into the main topic though- Is it just me, or does Admiral Constantine sound a lot like Crosshair...

Anyways, in the Iron Squadrom episode, we learn that Commander Sato has nephew and a brother- Well, had. The unamed brother was killed during the "Uprisings on Mykapp"- which there's like no information on.

Rebels has always done well with exploring characters, but I really wish they did more stuff with Commander Sato. He was very revelvent during Seasons 2 and 3, and I really liked his character. However, I think the series could've benefited from a few Sato-focused episodes. I get that Rebels mainly focused on the Ghost crew, but if AP5 can get a couple episodes, then Commander Sato can too. I would certainly like to know more about his brother, and what their relationship is like. The articles on this wiki don't have too much on them, especially the brother, but that's because there isn't a lot of actually stuff for them.

I don't just some comics or a book either. Give us a short series or something. Like an anthology series specifically for different rebel cells or something. Honestly, I think Sato should've been given more time to shine before his sacrifice in the Season 3 finale "Zero Hour", as well as more backstory.

Wow, I did not expect to talk this much about him, lol. But he's an important character, and he deserves more content to make him feel as such.

After the fantastic second season of Andor I reworked my SW tier list.

I know there are some controversial picks here. But this is just my opinion and I'm quite happy with the list. As long as we can respect each others opinions everything's alright.

What do you guys think? Feel free to share your own tier lists.

I’m aware that he will almost certainly not live to see the Resistance/First Order era, you guys are right. Even if he does make it through Ahsoka Season 2, chances are he will meet his maker either in The Mandalorian & Grogu or Dave Filoni’s upcoming further film.

But let’s face it, despite the fact that he’s one of the most feared, intelligent, sophisticated, persuasive, patient and “One-Step-Ahead-Of-Everyone” imperials who’s on the side of evil, we all really love watching him and seeing him in action!

It’s never boring or not intense when he’s on screen. And when you think about it, there’s really nothing truly malicious, mean-spirited or loathsome about him.

His death will be a big punch to the gut and heart, because we’ll all miss him, you got to admit!

Hence why I’m dreading when it’ll happen…..

This poster is really beautiful. How many characters were you guys able to identify?