When you see him at the start of the movie talking to Galen/finding Jyn, he is bald
There was even at least one Blum Trooper in RO!
Jaxson Gray
The current season of Rebels is set two years before Rogue One. He has time to grow it.
Liam Rivera
Daily reminder that Ezra is a buttslut
Camden Ortiz
I see, I was under the impression the timeline had caught up to the events of the movie. I haven't watched any of this season yet.
Kayden Cox
He was shaved in the beginning of the film when Jyn's mother contacted him to rescue her. Most like gave zero fucks about appearances after the Genosian pesticide infection tho.
Nolan Clark
:^)
Angel Peterson
>There was even at least one Blum Trooper in RO!
I thought I heard one.
Cooper Smith
Rebels is 15 months-ish before Rogue One, more than enough time for his hair to grow out
Cooper Allen
>There was even at least one Blum Trooper in RO!
Yeah, I thought I heard him! I wonder if that was the last of the Blum Troopers...
Anthony Nelson
Yeah, Blum was credited as having a voice in the movie, along with Dave Filoni and Sam Witwer
Jayden Peterson
I haven't seen TWC. Can you explain what you are talking about?
Oliver Reyes
Time Warner Cable is now Spectrum
Jordan Brooks
More than half the Stormtroopers in Rebels are voiced by Steve Blum.
Grayson Wright
Pizza cone ship will be a key factor if the rebellion wants to win
Grayson Diaz
It's just a joke. Steve Blum often lends his voice to Stormtroopers in Rebels, giving them their generic Blum voice.
He even got to voice a trooper in Rogue One, so the joke user was making was that they're all clones
Gavin Evans
Viewing ANH takes on some new meaning. Tagge being concerned about the Rebels becoming a problem makes a lot of sense. They just got surprised attacked on one of their installations by a sizable Rebel fleet that managed to not only steal data but down two Star Destroyers. The admirals on the ground of Scarrif were freaking out seeing Rebels attack them in force.
Jayden Cox
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Alexander Nelson
Blum is the voice of the Stormtroopers in Empire at War too
Dylan Diaz
Wasn't the Ersos house very close to the real surface of Coruscant? How come there's a skyline?
Dylan Scott
The beginning scene implies that Krennic didn't know about Galen and his wife having a kid yet this scene kind of contradicts that doesn't it?
Jack White
>The beginning scene implies that Krennic didn't know about Galen and his wife having a kid no it doesn't
Sebastian Lee
READ CATALYST
Dylan Howard
No, it was an artificial layer surrounded by the city. It was a space reserved for some extinct group
Luke Adams
No, he knows. He tells his Troopers to search the area for her after shooting her mom.
Josiah Reyes
I don't remember Krennic ever giving much a shit about Jyn in Catalyst.
Jordan Russell
Thanks bro.
Cameron Gutierrez
It was on the territory of a complex built on a patch of undeveloped land, but it doesn't mean it is was close to the real surface. Nothing can live closer to the real surface.
Gavin Brown
After giving the order to kill Lyra, Krennic tells the Death Troopers that she and Galen have a kid and to search for "it"
Blake Turner
I think I'm starting to lose my respect for Disney. They were meant to save the franchise, but instead the killed the only good show, replaced it with a show that I can't believe is as bad as it is while remaking ANH
I mean, it's Disney, generally they don't fuck shit up
Levi Brooks
>Nothing can live closer to the real surface Por Que
Grayson Walker
I'm more curious about the political side of it, Tagge is talking about the Rebellion "Continue to gain support in the Senate", we know that there were Senators inside the Rebelion. but i doubt that all Senators that sympathized with it were members of the Rebellion, i wonder how the Rebellion was able to make a narrative about restoring the Republic while attacking Imperial installations and personnel
Connor Cruz
>Coruscant >no speeders zooming by
Eli Collins
It was on a restricted area.
Chase Cruz
The Ersos lived in a restricted area where only Imperial personnel was allowed
Parker Campbell
Just got back from Rogue One. Wow. I didn't expect that ending. That Vader scene in the hallway was fucking awesome.
Connor Reed
WE ARE ROGUE ONE!
Wyatt Garcia
>I haven't seen TCW why tho
Chase Sullivan
>but instead the killed the only good show It wasn't just that. Even the production staff didn't want to continue it without George.
>replaced it with a show that I can't believe is as bad Rebels isn't bad though. It's not as good as TCW, but it's pretty good with what what they're allowed and have to do with it.
> while remaking ANH This was just the case of Lucasfilm hiring someone who happened to be a massive OT-purist. Mistakes are made.
Xavier Thomas
the dissolution of the senate, destruction of Alderaan and destruction of the death star give the rebellion the legitimacy it desired.
Samuel Morgan
It's not until Alderaan is blown up and the Senate is dissolved that the erstwhile senators go public with restoring the senate and thus making it a real civil war.
Before then the rebellion was, more or less, secret, with the military knowing that there was more to it than the public, but there was nothing official. "sympathy for the rebellion" is more like the Senate wanting to hear the grievances they have for why they would rebel.
Liam Jenkins
It's also worth pointing out that Rebels has had an on-average better first few seasons than TCW did. The early clone wars seasons were... rocky, to say the least.
Sebastian Murphy
Read Catalyst
Ryder Clark
From my experience Rebels has overall been worse than TCW, and I didn't even like Clone Wars enough to watch past the first season.
Jordan Fisher
This. Anyone who thinks TCW had anywhere near the level of consistent quality that Rebels does has their nostalgia goggles on.
Samuel Martinez
No, he said he hadn't seen TWC: The War Clones.
Aaron Anderson
>It wasn't just that. Even the production staff didn't want to continue it without George.
He was a hack, but he was their hack
Ethan Gutierrez
>It's another "rebels sucks because Thawn doesn't kill 30000000 guys every episode" Every day it's the same shit, almost worse than the /SS/ closet faggots
Carson Sullivan
I think both shows are pretty consistently good, sometimes dipping, and sometimes hitting greats.
No need to bag on either.
Asher White
In my experience it's been worse than TCW's best episodes, but better than its worst ones, and more consistently above TCW's average bar in its quality. Both are good when at their best, but TCW had more low points to go with its peaks.
Benjamin Scott
Political star wars Netflix show when?
Thomas Sanchez
Lost Stars has some shit take place concurrently or just after Scarif but before ANH. The empire didn't expect to have a concentrated resistance capable of doing that. Up until now all they'd really faced was old retrofits and smaller cruisers. Even the Dantooine base shocked them simply because of it's scale, being able to hold multiple squadrons and battalions at once.
Most people in the empire expected their duty to just be patrolling and handling a handful of pirates. The idea that there would ever be a military force sizable enough to even be any kind of challenge never actually occurred.
Adrian Moore
Boring as Fuck.
Carson Miller
Yeah, it's almost like the body count and the quality of a work are entirely independent of each other.
Tyler Bailey
Never, budget for live action Star Wars shows is too high.
Charles Parker
I hope we get some spinoff films around the Prequel trilogy.
Tyler Hall
All the complaints I read here for this season have been about that, tho
Nicholas Cooper
I'd rather have more movies in the sequel era
Connor Rodriguez
Reminder that everything Pablo says is a lie
Jordan Baker
TCW as early as episode 5 had clone troopers being clone troopers which was infinitely more interesting than anything seen in Rebels so far.
Ian Phillips
Eh, there's nothing about the era that really makes me want spinoff movies set during it.
Jordan Roberts
The best episodes of any of the cartoons is when force shit is left out and it's normal people.
why have wizards at all?
Tyler Robinson
>This was just the case of Lucasfilm hiring someone who happened to be a massive OT-purist. Mistakes are made.
Abrams didn't even WANT the fucking job. He actually told them to fuck off the first time they asked but so did everyone else and so they begged him to come back on.
Which is something everyone has forgotten. Nobody wanted to direct VII.
Ryder Price
Rebels is the most bland thing I've ever seen
I'd rather watch Droids
And TFA is probably the worst film in a long time; plagiarism and Mary Sue, in addition to invalidating the OT entirely
Caleb Jenkins
People in the post-GoT TV era are not satisfied unless there's at least one major death and several minor ones every few episodes.
Joshua Myers
>Rebels is the most bland thing I've ever seen
>he didn't make it past Season 1
Austin Thompson
>there's nothing about the era that really makes me want spinoff movies set during it. How do you know?
Gavin Kelly
In Rogue One Bail says that he's going to go to Alderaan and publicly announce that Alderaan is at war with the Empire. Plus 2 years earlier Mon Mothma publicly called Palpatine a 'lying executioner' before being kicked out of the Senate and branded a traitor.
Brayden Lee
because jedi are the most wizard thing
Kayden Adams
Based on what we've seen. Maybe something great could happen, but nothing we've seen makes me want to see more.
Christopher Robinson
This was my favorite arc though. Funny how restraining both force users made them go from bores to top tier contenders for best characters.
Asher Perez
Forced myself into 3
Still bland as shit
Andrew Barnes
More like
>he didn't make it past the first couple episodes
Lucas King
>We loved your work on Wrath of Khan >I didn't make that movie >Exactly
They wanted to appease the fanboys.
Wait if we aren't the fanboys then who are
Adrian Cook
HBO was a mistake Still they are in the wrong franchise, everybody in star wars dies, but not really >Inb4 there's no death there's the force
Adam Carter
>on Mothma publicly called Palpatine a 'lying executioner' before being kicked out of the Senate and branded a traitor She could be branded a traitor of the New Republic for privatizing everything and allowing FO sympathizers to run the establishment and then helping to undermine the New Republic
Lincoln Walker
>>Tarkin blows up an Imperial Base with Death Star cause rebels are there. >>Death Star II >>Lando says they need to get closer to the Star Destroyers so that the Death Star wouldn't fire.
Guess the Emperor was more concerned about his own troops than Tarkin.
James Campbell
>if we aren't the fanboys then who are I've been telling you people since forever. Disney doesn't give a shit about what you think, because they know you're going to watch the shit anyway. They want to get the people that saw Star Wars once, and maybe bought the DVDs and then never watched them again. They're the ones that need to be won over and there's a whole hell of a lot more of them then you.
Chase Gutierrez
>the New Republic is incompetent as shit and eventually gets BTFO >the New Jedi Order gets eventually destroyed as well >all the achievements of the OT heroes are undone for the sake of status quo and nostalgia It's literally the least appealing era in all of Star Wars. Even Legacy, with its Donte-tier protagonist and Darth Maul wannabes was better.
Jordan Turner
Bor Gullet will know canon...
Connor Campbell
The Star Destroyers were there to stop them from running.
Alexander Green
>tfw you'll never cook the man some fowking eggs
Hunter Parker
Rebels is not 15 months before Rogue One because Rogue One is at best a week before episode 4.
Grayson Kelly
Why is Tarkin so goddamn important? Bossing around Vader, getting away with the Ghorman Massacre, he was just some asshole who probably cracked up when Palpatine took control of the senate and kissed his boots.
I would totally set the dancefloor on fire on that
Rogue Squadron game fucking when, they really missed the opportunity to launch one alongside Rogue One
Colton Parker
You forget that now there's no governmental authority at all in the galaxy.
We wild west now. and everyone knows Space Westerns are better than Space Fantasy.
Jacob Nelson
They were, but if you remember, Lando told all the ships to get closer to the Star Destroyers so that the Death Star wouldn't fire and hit their own ships.
Jace Hall
The best thing about a spin off in that era is that all of the actors are pretty much the same age as they were in TFA to reprise their roles in films set a few years before the events of TFA. So we could have a spin off film eventually about the training that Kylo is undergoing with Luke, as mentioned in Bloodline
Brayden Miller
Yes, and? That was the point. The Rebel fleet is now engaged with a force many times their size and fire power, if they try to retreat from that fight, the Death Star can fire on them.
Ryan Thomas
Factor 5 had a Rogue Squadron II+III Wii port completed and ready to go.
then it got cancelled after they went bankrupt.
Thomas Miller
Yes it is. Season 3 is 2 years before Rogue One and A New Hope? Or did you think all of this shit (including a boy aging into a teenager) was happening within a few months in 5 BBY?
In episode IV, he was actually the main villain who moved the plot forward this was before vader was made to be the emperors right hand man, and he was shown to be at the head of a meeting, so he was probably just the highest ranking member of the military
Wyatt Cruz
I want a spin-off of Taun We gathering Jango's DNA manually.
