Who is the INTRIGUING Captain Enoch?!?
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- In the latest episode of Ahsoka we were introduced to a few new concept for Star Wars but what exactly does it all mean? Who is Captain Enoch? What is Thrawn planning? Are the Night Troopers truly an undead army? Why are the Great Mothers so eager to leave Peridea?
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Enoch being played by Wes Chatman (Amos Burton from The Expanse) is a perfect transition from playing Amos to playing a similar character like Enoch
I didn't know that, that's awesome!
That’s frigging awesome!!! Amos is my favourite sci-fi character of all time, and Wes played him perfectly.
I came here to say something similar, but you said it better.
I can't help but also wonder if Wes is going to be Kallus. While I don't think Enoch is Kallus or anything like that, if they wanted Wes to portray Kallus and we never see Enoch unmasked (like Marrok), then it wouldn't be that hard for him to do duel roles.
Murdersnuggles just became plain murder... :)
I have to say that helmet design is amazing. The whole line up of Troopers was fantastic
It is a sensational design
Not the biggest of his but the rest look badass who knows Enoch’s could grow on me I don’t hate it it’s just not my favorite
Reminded me of Titus (tigris??) of Gaul from Gladiators' helmet. And I'm not big for face helmets both the guy from Gladiator, and the captains are pretty fucking sweet!
@@mastathrash5609I was about to say it reminded me of gladiator helmets!
That scene (Thrawn's entrance) was the best one of the series yet
I’m curious about the noticeable absence of Imperial Naval officers and crew. We just see Thrawn and Night Troopers.
It is odd. I was assuming that there had to be some (because someone is clearly still capable of flying the Chimera with great precision), but who knows? It could just be that Thrawn is keeping everyone who isn't armored up higher on the ship due to the planet's dangers.
@@michaelramon2411 Its pretty obvious the Night Troopers are Thrawns personal guard, he even mentions Enoch as "Captain of his Guard".
How is it odd that we didn't see any officers? They never even showed the bridge of his ship or any other part of the ship that naval officers would typically be located
@hylianglitchmobber7570 we see officers in the hanger bay on multiple occasions during the OT, particularly when you have that ceremonial display of troops while the big had walks past.
We also don't see any pilots, gunners, or death troopers despite all of those also being on the ship in Rebels.
My favorite theory is that Enoch was the only surviving trooper after the hyperspace jump. Thrawn promoted him to captain due to his incredible endurance.
Then how did Thrawn who is not a soldier by any means survive?
@@matrix-5466did you not see him training in melee combat back in rebels? He is VERY much capable of surviving in harsh situations like this
@@edgardox.feliciano3127Yeah Thrawn was a pretty jacked dude... Clearly over the many years his physical stature has faded as he's older and also kinda alone to do nothing currently but wait.
@@edgardox.feliciano3127 Right, but I would expect someone like a Deathtrooper, or even possibly Shadow troopers if there were any on the ship to have a better chance than him. Idk maybe next episode we’ll see a flashback or some explanation how Thrawn survived
@@matrix-5466 read his first canon book , how he introduces himself to the empire. dude went full tribal and tricked an entire security company of naval troopers and a few squads of stormtroopers and snuck aboard their venator. thrawn is one tough dude
I'm not entirely convinced that any of the stormtroopers are undead yet, because the undead on Dathomir did not move like humans do... and had terrible posture. However if the army is undead, I'm guessing that Enoch isn't. Due to his Biblical significance being a man who was delivered to God without experiencing death, I imagine that Captain Enoch has been reborn (infused with the nightsister's magic) like the others, but without actually dying. I'm looking forward to seeing more about these night troopers on screen.
I also don't think Enoch is dead. He could be something like Savage Opress, just without force powers (or maybe he has, but unlikely). But i think the Troopers are dead and got ressurected. On Dathomir, we had one mother, reviving a whole army. Now we have three of them and maybe three who are even more powerfull. And the dead bodys on Dathomir might be there for ages, while Thrawns army was thinning out in a shorter period of time. Also i think Morrok was a revived Inquisitor, but since it was only one body Morgan was able to give him some degree of free mind, while again, the Witchmother on Dathomir had to revive many bodys but with much simpler tasks to do.
Enoch, played by Wes Chatham, is Amos Burton in The Expanse! It has some awesome characters and space battles, and I think you'd love the tactics.
Seen the series a dozen times at least lol, it’s sci-fi perfected. And the space battles are pure bliss to watch.
The TV series and the books are amazing
Imagine, jumping for physics make sense, to force magic physics
He is that guy.
I hope Amazon picks it up for the last three books in the future
Can you imagine if he’s the new Rukh: as in the character that kills thrawn when he least expects it? What a callback that would be.
My thoughts exactly
Well, "He is THAT guy."
It’s a possibility but I kind of doubt that considering he is named after the biblical figure Enoch who essentially is Gods most loyal companion, following him across the world. Knowing this I see him in that light. A loyal commander who will never betray Thrawn. Perhaps a new Eli Vanto
That’s why I don’t think Enoch will kill Thrawn. Too many fans will be expecting that. Filoni can come up with a better story.
I *do* hope they keep Thrawn’s finals words, though:
“But it was so artistically done.”
@@connerclark3678 there can be no other words but those.
I dont know why people are confused about the timeline, if Morgan Elisabeth was working with Imperial remnants in Mandalorian season 2 before her capture, and Imperial agents were building massive hyperdrives in plain sight with Pallieon being very careful of the allocation of imperial remnant resources (as seen during the shadow council meeting in Mando season 3) it would be obvious that Pallieon abd Elsbeth have been in contact for some many years and he is aware of her plans and communications with Thrawn.
I dont see how this isnt obvious
Their was a Stormtrooper commander on the bridge during the rebels finale, maybe his face melted into his mask with the hyperspace travel.
Baylan is after the Zeffo, but doesn't realize it. The map orb and credit art look just like the Zeffo aesthetic. I also think it would be cool to see the Zeffo and Nightsisters being the new galaxy's version of our galaxy's Jedi and Sith
I thought that Abeloth was calling out to him so he could free her from exile.
@@Cosmic-Militialol no.
@@Cosmic-Militia Zeffo have been set up in Jedi Fallen Order and Bad Batch. This seems like a good place to introduce them to mainstream SW
@@Cosmic-Militiaunfortunately Disney will never do live action Abeloth, I’d happily be proven wrong, but it’s way too dark for them, they ain’t got the balls
@@connorledwith98it also doesn’t make any sense? She is so powerful it would literally ruin the setting that has been built
This reminds me a whole lot about Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales.
An undead ship with an undead crew itching to leave the Devil's Triangle.
I hope he is like, a Progenitor Nightbrother or something. Like, if he was their breeding thrall and he’s been resurrected to serve Thrawn and return home
I kinda thought Enoch was going to be Ezra and that Sabine was on a fools errand
There was one scene where Enoch walks up to Sabine and it definitely feels that way, like he will take off the mask and it will just be ezra
@myrralusername219336 glad I wasn’t the only one who thought that lol
@@myrealusername2193...that would be interesting...
The Helmet design just reminds me of Legate Lanius 😂. I know its different but the face plate.😊
I've been assuming that Morgan Elsbeth, as a fervent supporter of Thrawn, had been in contact with Palleon and the rest of Thrawn's Imperial supporters, passing along her "messages" from the other galaxy. She'd clearly been preparing the Eye of Scion for some time, and it makes sense that she would have the other Imperial remnants preparing as well so when Thrawn returns he comes home to some form of military readiness.
I liked the callback to Maul’s line when Enoch told Sabine (a Mandalorian) to “die well.”
Also, LEGO designers are going to have a field day with him and the Night Troopers.
I believe that the “power” Baylen is looking for and that everyone else fears will be Aboloth. If I got the name right.
I fully back this. I believe she was banished eons ago by the Father, Son and Daughter, since in legends she was exiled in The Maw cluster, Peridea could be a version of that cluster. But now they are dead she could return, but probs unlikely since Thrawn is being set up to be the big bad
This theory would fit Filoni's pattern of introducing force beings in all of his projects....Would be very cool .
I think there is a potential that Enoch could kill Thrawn eventually down the line. It would tie in with his original death in the comics
But Rukh only killed thrawn after learning that he had been screwing over the Nohgri for years. Idk how they could tie that into this version
@@andrewbryant4259 Rukh is long dead at this point. If they wanted to do something cool, they could have Thrawn do something that makes Enoch's loyalty waiver and lead to him eventually killing Thrawn. idk It's way too early to tell, and this is just massive speculation.
@@GDIrberI thought you were referring to Rukh’s betrayal of Thrawn in the Zahn trilogy. I see where you’re going now. Interesting
It seems to be overlooked that there was a small contingent of Royal Guards (or something very similar clad in red) aboard the Chimaera in the Rebels Finale. While Enoch has a rebuilt Tanker Helm rather than one as worn by those guards, his red Kama and Undersuit may have a connection there as well as to the Nightsisters.
I started re-reading the Thrawn books after the last episode, and something that I was reminded of was that Thrawn's higher purpose was to protect his people.
It makes me wonder if the Imperial Remanent/Shadow Council are going to be disappointed by his return. If he might not actually take some of their forces to go fight whatever he thinks is the biggest threat rather than immediately fighting the New Republic. He was loyal to the Emperor, who is "dead" now I could see him not committing himself to the Imperial Remanent cause unless he were confronted by Palpatine's force ghost or something.
This could also lend some explanation as to why the First Order seemed to lack decent command structure. I would think that if the command of the First Order were trained under Thrawn they would be a lot more competent, and I highly doubt they would have built star-killer base if they were trained under his doctrine.
When Thrawn talked to sabine and she told him something along the lines of "what would you know about that" (in relation to her struggle to save the ones she loves ), it seemed like Thrawn nearly broke his character and wanted to reply, but them forced himself not to.
It could possibly be that his ulterior motive is to protect his people/homeworld, I just thought that pause was interesting from Thrawn.
I was wondering if Enoch could have been one of the red guards that tried to capture Ezra. The gold mask could also imply he's one of the natives who joined Thrawn. I wonder if he will play Rooks roll and assassinate Thrawn in the end.
It’ll be so funny if/when the stormtroopers end up not being undead lol
I honestly don't think they're dead
@@jonahhekmatyar Same. If they were then their numbers wouldn’t be dwindling over the years as Thrawn said. They would just be revived. They may very well be enhanced by the nightsisters though like Savage Opress.
Seeing as they can still talk they are alive but the loses could just be troopers whose bodies are to damaged to revive
@@logandelaharpe6362Marrok could talk but he was revived
@@sprinkleman8103how do we know that?
I feel like we get get extremely hyped for these cool characters but then they just get killed off like nothing
one of the most interesting characters in the show, wish he got more screentime
Yep Enoch and Captain Phasma, she was a big miss in the movies, they should have really leaned into her story!
His helmet reminds me of Lord Commander Dante, chapter master of the Blood Angels and Lord Regent of the Imperium Nihilus
That turn with the Gold face helmet was epic! It reminds me of Chonicles of Riddick the Necromongers entrance.
Damn that’s a dope helmet design! Your channel has literally kept Star Wars alive for me!
2:25 Those very Death Troopers, that got shot in the face by Ezra, appear in the last episode as reanimated. They fought incredibly well in the end.
God given Thrawn's relationship with him crew ans storm troopers in the Canon novels seeing them become night sister zombies would be really sad. Even with the idea of embracing change seeing these soldiers who followed out of actual loyalty and respect be reduced to this would be... Sad.
But I also kinda don't trust that Filoni is going to embrace elements of the books like that so maybe its best to just imagine all those troopers and crew got transfered off the shop before the liberation of lothal
Edit:also note on Captain Pellion. He was af lothal as well in rebels. It's a quick cameo but he's reporting to Thrawn from the element of the fleet still in orbit
That intro with the hyperspace/Purrgil goes so hard
That was a great intro
Loved the intro sir
Gold face kinda feels like wild speculation times of smoke boi. Lol love it.
That intro though... why is it so damn satisfying?? 😂
Abeloth. That was a FANTASTIC series of books
Enoch’s face mask reminds me of Emperor Aurelian face mask from the strategy game Rome 2 Total War.
Wheres all the Naval Officers?
Eck, could you do an up-to-date review of the night sisters in canon and EU... specifically what force abilities have they employed which we have not seen yet in live action.
When we are first introduced to Enoch you can read in the caption that he's speaking in alien language. Is he a local leader recruited by Thrawn? He may be an imperial captain and could've learnt the language over the years but I wonder to whom he was talking in that moment. Did Thrawn troops adopted the local language to communicate to each other? Or was that just a hint of him being local? He seems an honorable warrior, warning Sabine about the nomades, I hope we get to know more about him soon.
Wow! your intro with the music was beautiful for this video episode. It was just magical to me. God bless your channel and the pass Dave Hillani with this new kind of Star Wars resurgence that should happen across the world. This weeks at a time where we need heroes, no matter who the yard, are there to make sure that we don’t fall victim to our past, and which is happening in America right now.❤❤❤❤
Wes Chatam playing Enoch is awesome if you are an Expanse fan
We get to have our favorite lovable psychopath back. Would be funny if he mentions the churn or something like it
It's clearly Amos, Thrawn ended up where Amos was at the end of the expanse and recruited him.
Last man standing
I feel that Enoch is a surviving Trooper that was enhanced by Night Sisters, and the rest of the troopers are ressurected.
If enoch is also a really good fighter i think he might be one of the red guards that restrained ezra in the finale
Oh I love the new intro choice. The purrgil hyperspace scene is perfect!
I really like Generation Tech's theory, which in a nutshell is that Abeloth is the dark side power that Baylan can feel. I highly suggest watching his video on it, I can't explain the theory nearly as well as him.
Long time fan, love seeing how both your channel and life have grown over the years since this was a hobby channel of yours and you weren’t even married yet. Keep it up! (And bring back some old school star ship versus!!!)
Hi, in case you didnt heard, a german youtuber had a intresting theory about the threat Balen is seeking. He drew relation between the runes in the background of temple and compared them with the runes in the game Jedi Fallen Order. He thinks that the great threat are the Zeffo. He even thinks that the the ship is Zeffo technology. Really intesting theory unfortunatly i cannot explain it that well like hin.
That intro was an absolute vibe
I said at the start of this show, and I’ll say it again, now. This is the Ancient Aliens Star Wars series. Enoch being his name, intergalactic travelers, Stonehenges, government cover ups, it’s all here and I love it.
i feel like say thrawn is 'relying' on magick is 'anti' thrawn. i would imagine him having at least 1 backup option. hes just utilizing the best option he has first. his tactics are good for a reason
Regarding Pellaeon and Thrawn's other ships, my guess is that the whales only took Chimera out of the galaxy and left the other ships damaged and away from Lothal, but still within the regular galaxy. Ezra wanted to protect Lothal and remove Thrawn from play, but not kill any more people than he had to, and so I think the whales interpreted his orders thusly. That's why Pellaeon is still in the normal galaxy and Chimera appears to be alone at Peridea.
Since Nightsister magic appears to be the only form of communication that worked between the galaxies, I suspect that the Three Mothers contacted Morgan, who then told Pellaeon that Thrawn would soon return, hence his combined confidence and vagueness at the Shadow Council.
Not to mention Pellaeon was in orbit commanding the blockade when the space whales attacked and no where near the Chimera when it got taken away. He was probably left salvaging what was left of Thrawn's forces having an absolute WTF? moment.
@@ImNtDead Having rewatched the scene, Pellaeon is talking to Thrawn on the radio but gets cut off, and at the end one of the Rebels reports that the sky is completely clear of Imperials, so I'm pretty sure that the orbital blockade ships were moved as well. I just don't think they were moved as far.
@@michaelramon2411 The report from Wolf calling in from the Ghost flying above the city stating that they are all clear does not specify both sky and orbit. When he states that there are no Imperial ships left there are none left because they have all been wrecked or destroyed. All clear is also another term used by military personnel for stating that the area is secure. We get to witness the other Star Destroyers falling from the sky as Tie fighters are being smashed; but only get to see one ship being taken away and thats the Chimera. There is nothing to suggest that any of the other Imperial ships had been taken away by the purrgil.
@@ImNtDead @ImNtDead When Thrawn first learns that his blockade is being attacked, the officer reporting to him says that the blockade ships are "destroyed", but then amends that with "our ships are just... gone". I'm pretty confident that this is meant to imply that the orbital ships were grabbed and moved and the officer just doesn't realize that is a possibility.
We do see one of the Star Destroyers above the city listing pretty badly, but there's no indication that it crashed into the city and exploded or anything. That could just be the writers not thinking that part through, but it seems logical to me that the purrgil could have disabled it and then hauled it away.
We know that Pellaeon was on one of the orbital ships that was attacked but survived the battle. It is possible that his ship could have been smashed and he evacuated it, but I don't think it makes sense for the episode to end with Lothal's orbit full of Imperial escape pods. Either someone would have to come and pick the survivors up, or Pellaeon spent some time as a prisoner on Lothal but got out somehow.
Obviously this is all unclear on the episode's part and not terribly important overall, but I think it makes more sense to say that the other ships were moved rather than destroyed.
@@michaelramon2411 The exact line is "They've destroyed the blockade. Our ships are just gone." not exactly an amendment as the bridge officer is more likely just shocked at how fast their forces were taken out. Something we witness the purrgil doing with great ease in the following clash over the city. The severely crippled Star Destroyer that's listing could easily drift off away from the city before crashing. Just as the Dome gained altitude over the sea away from the city.
Just because the Imperial blockade is taken out of action does not mean the Imperial survivors were rendered completely helpless. They could have gotten by with some emergency repairs to a few ships and used shuttles to gather up their remaining forces and retreat. Plus escape pods don't have to remain in orbit they can make planet fall.
Its like I said there is no indication that they pulled away any other ships. The Imperials only picked up several unidentified objects entering orbit. Its safe to assume that these are the largest of the purrgil which crash straight through the blockade and down to the city.
Just before the big hyperspace jump we witness three of the giant purrgil latching on to the chimera with at least two or three other large ones gathering around. The whole epic space whale attack scene lasts about three and a half minutes. If you consider how much time it takes a purrgil to charge up and jump they don't really have any time to be jumping back and forth.
In the Ahsoka series leaks filtered by Star Wars News Net in 2022 it said that we would see Zabrak Stormtroopers. Maybe the Night Troopers or Enoch is Nightbrothers.
I just now learned Enoch is played by Wes Chatman. He was so, so good as Amos in The Expanse tv series so I really hope that helmet comes off next season but he is such a legend for me.
You know have any of you thought that maybe they have the red sign because they had been in some way healed by darkmagic whilst the gold shows where they've gotten there scarrs and thus marks themselves as nighttroopers with the captain being the one who survived the worst of worst and made it through. " Die a good death" i believe was what he said to sabine.
The Stupendous Wave: Abeloth.
Paelleon could have talked with elsbeth
His helmet design is a very obvious homage to the roman emperor Aurelian
Never change your outro. It is one of the best things created by the human race.
LOVED the opening with the Pergals.
First time in bit that I really loved the costume/set design in Star Wars and it gripped me with questions. The stormtroopers, the beaten ship and the strange planet. All knocked it out of the park for me.
I saw a video by Elliot Unleashed where he talked about someone who translated the writing above the temple entrance and it was a reference to the zeffo.
Hey Eckhart! I thought you might want to know but the nightsister temple on peridia features SITH text on it that when translated talks a boy the Zeffo from fallen order.
Thrawn having Amos Burton on his side elevated him from powerful to broken af
Still surprised few noticed that his helmet design (even his name) is almost exactly like the character Enoch from Ben 10
If thrawn was back by the S3 mando ending, surely Gideon would've heard through his moles about the trouble hera got in for pursuing a thrawn lead, and his line about trading in secrets and hearing no mention of Thrawn would make no sense
To be fair, all the senators on the call viewed it as Hera just making up a tall tale to try and get resources to look for Ezra. So in reports it might not even be “Rumor that Thrawn might be back” it could be “General Syndulla once again tried to get help for search for dead hero”
That's assuming Thrawn is even mentioned in any sort of reports or rumors coming from the senate. I get the feeling that many in the New Republic like to believe that if you don't talk about it, it doesn't exist. So after the call with Hera the senators probably don't ever mention anything about Thrawn in the slightest probably not even joking about it around the office with each other. And I sincerely doubt hes getting any information out of Chanceller Mon Mothma's office given her own experience in dealing with spies. He probably knew certain bits and pieces here and there; but didn't have that one piece to connect all the dots so he treats the idea of Thrawn's return as some sort of fantasy.
Love the new intro
The statues are reminiscent of the pillars the Necromongers left behind when they cleansed a world in The Chronicles of Riddick
The fact Enoch has a name at all is something of significance. Troopers are called by their number or rank, not name.
Thrawn threat is personal as humans Big part of his philosophy
I don’t think they are undead! There’s no way the entire crew died except for Thrawn. What I will say is that there’s one more storm trooper commander who comes to the bridge that has a red pouldron that Ezra force pushes away just before the ship leaves. That could be Thrawns new captain.
Clever intro :)
Some people are speculating the mysterious power is abeloth, but we all know she’s on Jakku at this time so she can go on to use her power to influence the galaxy to make everyone love her for no reason and all the other force users will be killed off.
She's on Jakku? She's not even canon
She doesn’t exist in Jakku or Canon. She’s Star Wars Legends
He's saying she's Ray lol it's a joke
I think this world will tie in the Jedi Survivor/Fallen Order aliens Zeffonians. The language on the tomb in the tv-series is close to it from the games.
I love the stormtroopers designs in this the different elements from different cultures was awesome
Background Music: Home - Renosance
Ooh that new intro looks magical. Hopefully it’s here to stay.
Here’s some interesting food for thought:
What if Thrawn kept those Imperial Guards that Ezra crushed after Palpatine tempted him to change the past, and either has or planned to resurrect them? What if one of them has become Enoch?
What if these aren’t undead stormtroopers, but zabrack/zabrack esque people who follow and obey the nightsisters and supplement the humans who might have been lost over time?
Palleon mentions “Project Necromancer” as being headed by Commandant Hux during the shadow council scene. Given that he also mentions Project Necromancer as happening in conjunction with Thrawn’s return, What if Palleon had some intel on Thrawn’s access to nightsisters magicks and plans on that being incorporated into that project?
Rebels season 3 episode 11, there are almost exact copies of those creepy statues on Peridia. When Maul takes Ezra to Dathomir and tells him his story, you can see the statues everywhere albeit not as tall
Star Wars fans anytime there’s a character in a mask: *Here are my top 10 theories*
Palleon probably is just in contact with Morgan. Morgan was likely told to seek out certain officers and prepare them for his return in the messages the Mothers passed for him. Palleon being one of the highest ranking at this point was likely approached by Morgan and given some evidence that she's been in contact with him and was working to bring him home. It would also explain why he seemed to not really have details only knowledge that his return was imminent. He's been told that he's coming but not the entire plan because even Morgan didn't know exactly where the map would lead them.
i love that dave filoni has essentially made this a crash course in humanities
Also, I think they’re going to take the dog and put it on Asoka ship, or Hera will find away to get there, and they put the dog on Hera ship and take him home to be Sabina and Ezra’s pet you know if the cat to
I really appreciate that we're getting some really grounded content on And or. Then on the flip side, we're getting some new mysticism and mystery to replace the tired Jedi/Sith content in Ahsoka.
Thrawns soliders and his isd are held together by hopes and dreams and most importantly the power of friendship
This episode plays out before the novels started, there Thrawn is allready back in the primairy galaxy
I'm more excited to find out more about the Night Troopers and Enoch than Ahsoka and Sabine "drama"
Skoll said he's looking to end these endless cycles (of light vs dark?). Sounds to me there might be some Darth Traya like thoughts going on in his mind.
Another channel theorized that Enoch was one of the three Royal Guards sent to kill Ezra in Rebels. He particularly mentioned the Royal Guards' secret language which only they knew and how it sounded similar to Enoch's own garbled 'Alien Language' as the subtitles so eloquently put it.
Judging my his red undersuit he could be one of the Royal Guards that were crushed during the Rebels ending.
4:09 Trandoshans traded Sev to Mount Tantis
Enoch‘s words to Sabine is rather relaxing
Cool intro!
I’m shocked that people haven’t understood Balon mostives. He doesn’t want to control anything - he wants to break the cycle of wars in the SW galaxy. He also mentions that in order for creation to take place, destruction is required. He wants to unleash something of such power that it will reset the board in the galaxy - like a hurricane or a volcano wiping out an area so the new life can start again.
There is stormtroopers as sentry's on that tower balcony ? 5:31
I feel like Enoch would be/ should be able to use a lightsaber or something equivalent to a light saber. Imagine how badass it would be if he wiped one out to fight Sabine or Ezra.
He could also be a Royal Guard since they were on the Chimera at the time when they were exiled
I rewatched the Shadow council scene from the Mandalorian and I'm not sure Paleon knew much more about Thrawn than he would have known by talking to Morgan. So it is still possible that this happens after after Mando S3.
3:15 I didn't look at there names but i made the connection to the fates when i first saw them. They looked liked they would know the many possible futures, to bad they dont have an eye, that would of been a little to on the nose
This episode flew in the face of space-time relativity and gave it the finger.
The intro to this video was cool af. I'd think about keeping it.
New intro is dope
We know that Morgan was in contact with the Great Mothers, who informed her of Thrawn’s survival in exile. As an Imperial loyalist, Morgan was probably in close contact with members of the surviving remnant, including Pellaeon, who she would have told about her plan to return Thrawn to the Galaxy. I think this is the most likely explanation.