Ahsoka Season One - 217 Easter Eggs

An Easter Egg you missed: When Ezra pretends to be a Night Trooper, one of those Night Troopers said LS-757. LS-757 is a Stormtrooper seen in the Rebels episode "Rebel Assault". He was stationed on Lothal and later on the Chimaera! Fun little easter egg/cameo! Love your easter egg videos!

This is the kind of nerdy stuff I love.

Sabine's stunt double, Chau Naumova, is one of Hera's pilots in ep4 AND the pilot who jumps into the water to pull out Ahsoka in ep5.

An Easter egg I wanted to point out is that Anakin's line "you lack conviction" during his fight with Ahsoka seems like it's subtly modulated to sound like his robotic Vader voice

12:43 I think the "non-traditional" aspect of Obi-Wan could be referring to him mentoring a Padawan that the Council didn't want trained due to Anakin's age and the cloud of uncertainty that surrounded him

Loving your Ahsoka content, you guys are the best.

Ik you’ve said this before but I wish you’d mentioned that the World Between Worlds is a reference to the Wood Between Worlds from the Chronicles of Narnia series.

"Witches just love to ride big ol' creatures, I guess?" --Star Wars Explained [after dark]. Great work Alex. I love the energy and passion you have for Star Wars and the positivity is a refreshing change of pace from what others are doing. Please keep doing this excellent work.

One thing I've noticed is that the T-6 Shuttle used by Ahsoka & Huyang throughout season 1 looks way too old to be of CW vintage, it almost looks like the older model of shuttle used by Dooku and Qui-Gon in TOTJ episode 2. Am I the only one that sees the similarities to the two designs, or am I just pulling at straws?

You mentioned the connection between the Great Mothers and the Graeae, well, it's deeper than that. After Perseus beheaded Medusa, he used her head to kill a sea monster called Cetus -- a word that later became the Greek word for whale -- to save Andromeda, after whom a galaxy far, far away is named. Furthermore, Pegasus was born from Medusa's body and Bellerophon rode him to defeat the Chimera. Instead of Minas Tirith, I think the Great Mothers' tower was inspired by its sister-city Minas Morgul. Once known as Minas Ithil, it was captured by Sauron and became home to the Nazgul, led by the Witch-King. The new name means "Tower of Dark Sorcery" and had some associations with necromancy, especially since the Ringwraiths were undead. In Peter Jackson's films the Witch-King's magic even has a similar sickly green color as Nightsister magic.

I haven't seen anyone talk about this yet, but are they setting up Sabine for the new mandalorian leader? She's the last to rightfully win the dark saber and now she can even use the force. Seems like Mando and Bo Katan would unite behind her.

Oh man her mom's hair clip, I really hope we get some tie in material about Sabine's training and the purge of Mandalore

Obi-Wan defied the council and said he'd train Anakin anyways. So they gave in. Seems pretty untraditional for a Jedi especially a Padawan.

The Kiners’ music for Sabine & Kanan in Rebels are some of the greatest musical works…Ever❤️

the howler just looks like the Vornksr from heir to the Empire tho

With everything going on in the world this is the kind of distraction I need ❤ ty

This is where the fun begins

Jabba 😅 wouldn't it have been great if Ezra had the little nodi calling him Jabba and when Sabine met them she could still figure it out if they somehow said Jabba. Knowing that's his classic alias

I'd say Obi-Wan is kinda non-traditional too. He was the first Jedi to kill a Sith in over 1.000 years, he almost quitted the Jedi because he loved Satine and loved her probably until his death and also he let his best friends marriage and love slide without saying anything because he knew it would be wrong to interfere. These are all things most other Jedi wouldn't have done or didn't achieve

RIP Ray Stevenson