The Hidden Reason Ahsoka Had Yellow SITH EYES vs. Anakin! (Luke Connection)
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Hayden wearing his iconic clone wars armour was beyond amazing
I'm willing to bet we'll definitely see him in his clone wars armor again
I loved it!
The Costuming was INCREDIBLE....there was an Audible GASP when he came out of the mist where I saw it.
It was great to see a more mature performance with better writing for him to work from.
I said the same thing
They hinted at her using her anger in the episode before when she saw Shin and not Sabine! She aggressively force pushed her - lost concentration and was beaten by Baylan (another vital lesson)
True, she was also stunned by that artifact which Baylan used to his advantage
Ahsoka's eyes changing for a split second reminded me of the scene in LOTR where Frodo offered the Ring to Galadriel. She showed what she would become and then rejected the Ring. Ahsoka rejected the Dark Side and came back as Ahsoka the White.
given filoni and his clear love of tolkien i would not be surprised if this was exactly what was going through his mind when this scene was being planned
I also don't think that she redeemed Anakin at the end. I think she finally understood what he was trying to tell her and when she did Anakin stopped. He is the balance of the force, both light and dark so he can draw on both to teach her what she needs to learn. He finished her training by essentially saying, don't dwell in the past anymore, move forward without guilt or shame...live. Doubt, fear, anger, these lead to the dark side. She finally let go of her anger, her fear, her regret and her doubt. That is also why he said, there is hope for you yet. If her eyes turned yellow like the Sith, which I am not completely sure happened, it is because for that brief moment she had given in to all of the things that lead to the dark side, it is also why his facial expression changed because for that moment he thought that he had failed her. When she stopped, he stepped back and became the lightside Anakin again and smiled. He knew that he had finally gotten through to her, he hadn't failed her again. That is what made the moment so profound. Perhaps it reads as something different to everyone but from a storytelling stand point this makes more sense to me considering her history both with him and without him.
"Let the past die. Kill it if you have to."
Good take
@@jollygoodfellow3957🤮🤮🤮
THIS. Anakin is now the balance in the force. He has the full power of the force and bends it to his will. He is the force. And yet..... In a way, it's yet another tragedy and horribly missed plot point of Episodes 7-9. The force is supposed to be balanced now. Period. Palpatine was dead and Anakin is now the Father and the siblings all wrapped up in one being. It doesn't mean that evil cannot rise again or that the Sith couldn't build back up. I like the idea of Exegul for sure. There's also Korriban. But 7-9 should've been completely about Luke and him training up someone to take his place. I couldn't care less about Rey. Terribly written character. Now, if she had been under Luke, if she'd been there when Kylo Ren destroyed the temple, gotten separated or taken hostage and sold into slavery.... There's a place we can truly get excited about. I have no problem with female characters and would've been super excited and interested about a plot like that. But Rey's beginning and her journey as it was written is just so boring and completely unbelievable.
@@MyFatherLoves Excellent take
Actually think its meant to be a "near death experience" flashback thing. Anakins real but telling her to fight so she doesnt drown. But she wanted to give up she see’s the fighting as endless and knows whats coming with Thrawn. Anakins gives her the fight back, the want to keep going. Utterly brilliant episode.
Nice! There's a lot of complex takes on this episode, but I like the way you simplified it in your comment. It's a whole lot easier to digest that way! Thanks for that.
Everything that we saw in this episode is exactly what we got.
It doesn't mean she's a sith it doesn't mean she went to the dark side It doesn't mean any of those things.
Just for that moment that's what she showed. What she could become if she doesn't step up
Yoda had done the same thing with I think Count Dooku. Dooku said it was the most terrifying thing he'd ever seen.
@@Tyler_J_Cook Thats why we never see dooku with red eyes .
@@Tyler_J_Cookdark rendezvous was a pretty good clone wars novel. Yoda showing up to Dooku's palace and showing him that the dark side isn't something alien to him, but that he's above the easy path was brilliant
@cBake0 as someone who has never read any star wars novels, where is a good place to start?
If you want to read the original introduction of Thrawn, there’s the Hand of Thrawn triolgy by Timothy Zahn. He also wrote a later Thrawn book of series. The first is definitely Legends now, not canon (the original new republic era). There’s a lot of good material in the early books.
This moment also contributes nicely to the main story in Ahsoka. Baylan keeps alluding to Ahsoka’s troubled past, her former master, and the dark potential in her that she shared with Anakin (which was also a theme in Clone Wars and why she ultimately left the Jedi Order). I suspect this is what caused her to pull back from completing Sabine’s training also. But now that is behind her and she can move forward with conviction. Well done! Bring on episodes 6 - 8!❤
Live or Die is basically Anakins way of compelling Ahsoka to finally make a decision. Since season 5 of the clone wars, Ahsoka has been stuck in the same place. On the fence. Not fully committing to anything. Not to being a Jedi. Not to being a master.
Many people who undergo traumatic events end up stuck neither moving on with their lives (living). It's kinda like, if you ain't gonna choose to live then might as well die.
So Ahsoka finally moves on, finishes her training, embraces being a Jedi master in both senses. She's ready.
same with the rebellion, she never fully committed to fighting in it, but chose to be in the background as a messenger´.
Her eyes turning was one of the most important parts of that sequence to me. She is not without anger herself given her past and can tap into it just as quickly as Anakin did, but she chose to live. And by live not just in the literal sense, but live on as as a Jedi
her eyes didnt change though they glowed from the lightsaber lol
She is no Jedi....
@@ilovecars93they did change 😂
@SenorNavel they glowed from the lightsaber so if you consider that changed then alright I guess lol
@@ilovecars93nah they changed yellow due to giving into anger.
This was her Trial like how Luke had to go into the tree
I loved the metaphor of the sith eyes on ashoka. It shows that yes, even after all that trauma, she had chosen to overcome her anger and insecurities. Anakin here is trully the anakin we have all waited for this is the true chosen one. He can use both dark and light and revert. Anybody else notice that even tho he had sith eyes, he held back on ahsoka when he had her pinned? Even as vader, his movement was not emotional and heavy like it was with obiwan. He was a lot more precise, like watching a true sith lord. So no ahsoka didn't beat him. He was teaching her like every other great master. You watch anime you see this more lol
Ahsoka and Luke have become full fledged Jedi masters. They both had to face the darkness within, each towards Anakin, and they rejected it, something which Anakin did at the last moment to save his son. The strength of Luke and love for his father redeemed Anakin, and so too did Ahsoka redeem Anakin when she rejected the dark side thus making him a successful teacher, and also the legacy of Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan down to Ahsoka. The circle ⭕️ was now complete, and Ahsoka could now train her own apprentices. Anakin also showed that he himself became the greatest of all Jedi masters.
Anakin simply trained Ashoka based on what he believed was holding her back once she mention his Vader descent, he realized “thats what this is all about” so he goes into vader mode. All of it was a lesson. Anakin is either the mortis god or something like it as he can balance both the light and dark
This reminds of a comment I made about why Count Dooku, if he was younger, would've been the most powerful force user in the Galaxy because he is one the most balanced characters in the SW Universe, thats why he never had true Yellow Sith eyes when he embraced the Dark Side. His eyes became Red, like the Son from Mortis, and even while he embraced using the Dark Side, he still exerted a control over it, never letting the Dark Side get the better of him or throw off his balance. So I think/thought what Anakin was showing Ahsoka was the balance of the Force itself, that if you are not balanced, then the force inside of you is not balanced. Like with Yoda, the Dark Side is part of the Force and you cannot simply disregard it.
A bit of an aside… she also showed her legacy inherited from Obi Wan when she took Anakin’s saber in a very similar fashion to the way Obi Wan did in the Kenobi flashback..
Who is saying it’s a result of the lightsaber? Blue+red=purple
That's not how light works. Blue eyes would be somewhere between dark red / brown / black under a red light.
She got a small taste of the dark side and told Anakin, “nope, f-ck that, I wanna live” 😂😂😂
No. Anikin is the embodiment of both the dark and light side of the force. He was training her by using both.
In a lot of Star Wars content there has been an increasing amount of examples of balance in the force. The Bendu, the father from Mortise, and the whole Anakin as being the one to bring balance. This balance means that one has to incorporate some of the dark side that is part of the force. Giving into the dark side completely leads to disastrous consequences but acknowledging that everyone has darkness within them that needs to be addressed I think is what balance looks like.
Even Yoda had to face his own darkness that was within him in the last season of the clone wars.
We even seen the evidence of darkness in Grogu when he force choked Cara Dune
I think Disney wanted to develop Rey partialy embrace the Darkside in the Last Jedi. The storyline didn't continue because a lot of people don't like ep 8. Now we finally see some real deal of force balance
I like that she basically confronted Vader through Anakin and faced her fears head on. She actually had to deal with internal struggle and endured a lot. Unlike another maREY Sue character
Rey lost both her parents, and lived alone in a dessert scavenging from the time she was a little kid. Then she was hunted down by a sociopath for a year, who hunted, maimed, and murdered her friends. She was pulled into a civil war. She was assaulted by Snoke. She found out her parents were murdered by her grandfather who also it turns out is the most evil human being in the galaxy. A man who enslaved entire species and had whole planets destroyed. And he was one of the most powerful Sith lords to ever exist. She thought she killed Chewie. She was tormented by visions of her falling to the darkside. She felt Leia die. She felt and saw her parents murdered through the weapon that killed them.
Just because she didn't lose limbs doesn't mean she didn't experience suffering, struggles, and loss.
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@@Maruki2008ultimately though what they said did objectively happen
@@Marvolo14it is indeed quite some hardship but not anywhere comparable to Ahsoka or even your common Jedi Knight
Ahsoka and almost all Jedi are collected from their families from when they’re toddlers and taught how to fight
Ahsoka participated in the Clone Wars and acted as a commander on the actual battlefield as a child, she was only 14 when she was assigned to Anakin, a master whom taught her by a simple ideology “live or die” knowing only siths deal in absolutes. She wasn’t only a child soldier but a child general/commander, imagine fighting at 14-17 The most fearsome cybernetic monstrosity that is renewed to slaughted dozens of Jedi aka General Grievous (twice even), a sith assassin descending from a planet of witches aka Ventress (twice again), the tyrant leader of a barbaric Mandalorian Tribe that ignited villages (Pre Visla) and fighting a formed SITH LORD aka Darth Maul only at the age of 18 and managing to capture him and free a whole planet…
not to mention her order betraying her and managing to escape the whole republic aka simulating a whole Order 66 on her own but worse bc Clones are much higher quality tham Storm Troppers
and her surviving in the wild without any weapon against a Thardoshian (I think that was the name) tribe and managing to kill their leader and escape the planet at 16
and all of that just during the Clone Wars.
Not to mention everything that came after…especially the actual order 66….She’s a warrior and a War Veteran, the most appropiate definition of a Prodigy as well.
Amazing episode i have no words. I hope the rest of the episodes keep the same momentum and dont drag down the show
Here you have my like and my subscription, good man.
I didn’t even noticed that detail.
Tks
Great video. Fantastic. But I think it's not so much she needed to redeem Anakin Skywalker. He already was by his son Luke Skywalker in ROTJ. She needed to make peace with him. Which she did. Very thought provoking ❤
Palps was right, an Anakin not disabled by Obi-Wan, would have been truly badass. We got a taste of that as he fought Snips with his red saber and Sith eyes.
I'm also reminded of Cal's visions of his master in Fallen Order, receiving training even after his master's passing.
Ahsoka: Little boy you aren’t scary…I got those too! See!
Even though she was very young, Yoda wanted to promote her to the rank of Jedi Knight.
5:00 bro the automatic subtitles had me dying 💀
Finally someone else addresses that a red lightsaber wouldn't turn your eyes yellow with reflection, if anything they would be magenta or purple. I checked the scene frame by frame today and took screenshots into photoshop to compare. You can see her blue eyes while she holds the saber to Anakins throat, as the camera slowly zooms in the saber remains where it is and her eyes change to yellow, but no red around them like normal Sith Eyes, instead the yellow is surrounded by black. Only then does she move closer to the saber and it lights up her face, which is where people mistake it for reflection as they miss the change a second or two before.
Alright, so if she didn't have Sith eyes. What character from the Dark Side matches with the eyes she had in that moment?
I just wanna know cause you did an in-depth amount of research and made it clear what happened. (Also thank you for the research!)
Dark Anakin's a slight typo he lost his true identity when Lord Sidious renamed him Darth Vader. Excellent content though!
Ahsoka’s last duel with Anakin echoed both Luke in the cave on Dagobah and Luke vs Vader in Return of the Jedi. This was her final test. Like Luke, she threw away her saber and didn’t finish Anakin off. She also then illustrated to herself they she doesn’t share Anakin’s fate. Amazing depth to this..
It would have been awesome to see a scene with Anakin knighting her with the blue silhouettes of force ghost Yoda Obi Wan Quigon Jinn and even PLO Koon even though he never became a force ghost that we know for sure
to be honest i think that lesson was that Anakin is part of her legacy and his dark side too, and she needs to make a peace with that and live on. and that moment she dont kill anakin shows that she embrace it and dont cut him out from her legacy and choose to live with it. Because its pretty clear that Anakin tells her that her legacy is his knowledge and so on. And that moment she declines that legacy because death and war is part of that and Anakin getting angry because she cant accept it and live on. And the moment when her lightsaber is at dark anakins throat, she accept that dark anakin is also part of her legacy and she choose to live with it
so i think u a little bit wrong that he goes dark because Ahsoka doesnt accept his point of view. He goes dark because she didnt learn that with all bad things that happened, with all wars, battles, him being Vader and etc is still not a reason to stop fighting. He taught her to be a warrior and warrior always fight no matter what are circumstances and odds. Accept past mistakes and move forward, dont give up and live with them.
reading too much into this... its just lighting. the lighting being reflected between the two lightsabers and the eye contact bwteen anakin and her. and lets not forget our color wheel.....
Anakin is the epitomy of an a-typical hardened special operations soldier, he continually needs an enemy, and a purpose. his entire life became serving and fighting, as an elite level combat machine. a real war veteran.
this was in a near death experience for her, she was drowning after all, meaning it was an anger of dying in that way. atleast that is how I see it, it would've been diffrent if it was the actual world between of worlds.
I don’t think that he was teaching her to not be like him. I think the lesson ( remember this was her final exam ) was that there is light and dark in every Jedi and that you confront the darkness within not run from it.I think she never came to terms with Vader being Anakin, and the fact that just because he was once Vader doesn’t negate the Anakin who she knew loved and trained her. He is the balance, she is the light.
GREAT VIDEO!!!
How was it that Ashoka’s lightsabers worked against penetrating mandalorian armor?!
I thought they did flash into sith eyes for just a moment. But even if that wasn’t the case, it was a great visual metaphor to artistically signify the danger she was potentially falling into if she allowed herself to continue bottling up her issues (being a functionally depressed).
I like to think Ahsoka and Anakin now represent two sides of the same coin. One balancing the force in the spiritual realm (Anakin) and One balancing the force in the mortal realm (Ahsoka). Since they both have had a taste of Both sides of the force. Anakin was right. Ahsoka is technically continuing on a legacy
I really don't think that her eyes turned Sith yellow. I think it was just a lightsaber reflection, and even if her eyes turned yellow she still chose the light side anyway, and not give into her anger
It might be that she showed anakin that she had control over her dark side🤷♂️
No, they definetly turned yellow. And it was shown for a purpose.
I agree it was the lightsaber reflection.
@@joebinglei9679There is no yellow saber....
It wouldn’t have changed her eyes so significantly. You can clearly see the iris turn yellow with the crimson edges the red lightsaber only would have just reflected the hue of red. This was done on purpose to reflect that she definitely has that dog in her 😈but she didn’t succumb to it.
I think I rewound this battle probably 5 times today. I think they were sith eyes. I think she flexed at Anakin/Vader. Watch her body language. She flexes at him, which is amazing. Anakin goes back and forth between being Anakin and Vader. He had full control. She seems to have control as well. Pretty amazing.
This is the best goddamn episode of ahsoka, hands down.
5:04 becoming an assassin for palpatine and kill dooku wasnt a red flag
Y’all are good! I watched this on a $3000 QD-OLED screen and didn’t notice this until I went back. I do wish that the saber was further away to notice it more.
No sith eyes just reflection of the red lightsaber in her eyes
It's good to be a star wars fan again
I don’t think she did. I think it was just a reflection off his light saber.
I think that the intent was to show a momentary weakness/temptation. She even grimaced at Anakin; threatening. She could have chosen to give in but, as she says, "I choose to live."
@@kenknowlton3085 I don’t know… we could look at it and say or think a lot of dramatic things that she was going through or we could be just overthinking it. I think it was just the fact that it was a red or orange light saber in her face. And yeah, she was grimacing, she was being pushed down with a light saber in her face.
@@otobking hahaha, or you can be obliviously under-thinking every and not recognize that Dave Filoni doesn't add anything without a reason.
Potentially best episode in all the Star Wars tvs shows. Way better than any of the movies.
It also may just be that she isn’t a jedi shes something else like a grey fleeting from one side of the force to the other when the need arises ?
She is jedi
it’s just the reflection of the lightsaber, i don’t think there’s any meaning behind it. nonetheless, this was a great episode!
oh... maybe anakin have normal eyes too, its just his red saber make an illusion.. haha. You are wrong. She was very close to kill him as she said earlier she is not a jedi. So she has free will, and she choose to forgive.
I’ve always believed this about the force, that there is no good or bad, light or dark sides of the force. The force is benign. The dark or light, bad or good comes from the one wielding the force. Every being is capable and has inside both darkness and light. The balance is up to each individual. That is the weakness of both the Sith and Jedi is that they believe it’s the force that is dark or light rather than looking within themselves and realizing they possess both and it’s always a battle of balance. Both have advantages and disadvantages. It’s always that internal struggle , discipline and choice that each must recognize.
They did tell him to spy on the chancellor, because I think the reason why Palpatine appointed Anakin as personal representative on the Jedi council was so that he could fill Palpatine in on what the council were talking about
Agreed…awesome episode
I took a screenshot of this moment, and zoomed in, yes, Sith eyes for sure, blue and red, make purple not yellow.
Dave didn’t do all of TCW. Him and Lucas both did. Lucas just had ideas of what he wanted to happen in the show. Dave just honored it. Not saying Dave wasn’t in charge at all, but he wasn’t the only one. Lucas was involved. Just not with season 7. He forsaw everything that happened in season’s 1-6.
You can see Sith Anakin stop being angry and hoping she doesn't give in and then the pride in her he has comes out when she makes his hopeful outcome 😢 she is a Grey
His best work so far? Its def up there but I been waiting like 30 yrs and 2 trilogies later to finally see full power Luke haha and Luke crushing that dark trooper like a coke can was amazing.
at first, thought so too, but think its the glow of the red blade, have been shown before,
At 7:24 its likes he resets himself
I don’t think it’s the last we’ve seen of Anikin…… he will carry on training her to knighthood
This is an apt story for the current climate. People are swinging wildly right or left and looking at each other like enemies. It need not be such with sufficient understanding and compassion. When the media or political institutions are just looking out for their own skin & profits, we do not necessarily have to follow their lead.
after this recent ep, i say filoni has become his own master!
I starting to wonder it the same thing might have happened to Luke right before he almost killed Vader.
Just wanted to point out that due to the clones rapid aging mutation, they were all children during the clone wars.
Anakin went to war fought dooku lost an arm trained a child to survive war at the age of 19 hailed as chosen to bring “balance” but belittled him also failed to realize there’s more jedi then sith severely not balanced 🎉
makes sense for her to dip into dark for a bit. dark side mfs are unkillable. you could say she already drowned, but anakin was pushing her to fight, to struggle, to get angry.
hello star wars comics I'm excited for the next episodes of ahsoka how did you like ahsoka episode 5
It answered something that Ahsoka fans have wanted for a long time, i'm glad!
Remember her line I’m no Jedi
Exceeded expectations but as a Star Wars fan I don’t expect much anymore
Star wars is Back Baby🎉
Because her trial was to face and overcome her darkside.
The power of the sharigan
this is the closest theory to the lesson ive heard that matches my own. I don't believe the lesson is about living and dying and never giving up, I don't think she would give up anyway, she had that chance before then went back to the fight, we saw this this tales. I think the lesson is one qui-gon needed to teach anakin. as ani said, they need to change with the times. Ashoka needs to learn to embrace her dark leaning and know that it doesn't mean she has to be a dark side user; nuance. using dark elements doesn't mean a fall, this is why when she mentioned it he said "back to the beginning", because that's not the point. there is a point made in one of the jedi games where cal mentions that using a blaster is crude or someone how against the jedi way because it's about killing, but he ends up with one in game 2. change with the times, just because something is dark doesn't mean your fall. that's my theory
“Be mindful of the living force, Don't center on your anxieties, Obi-Wan. Keep your concentration here and now, where it belongs”.
I was talking to my mom while watching this. When I saw it, I thought back to the mortis arc of the clone wars. Her future self warns her about “seeds of the dark side planted by your master.” Perhaps this was confirming that?
No there won’t be many stores of these Jed; Kilo Ren kills them all and sends Luke into hiding lol
I think what we witnessed was Anakin giving Ahsoka force ghost training. Ahsoka chose life but, she also proved that she could peacefully accept death without fear or regret (when she disarmed herself like Kenobi and later Luke).
Anakin had no free will in any of this. It was all controlled by Sidious and went according to his plans.
Well this proves that being a Grey jedi simply just isn't an easy choice. Seems like a constant battle between both the dark and light side.
its like living with depression
I think this is AS close AS we are going to see a full potential anakin, the chosen one that can tap into Both the light and dark, life and death and go back, just AS luke in dark empire series, he had to know the darkside to understand anakin, of course he needed leia to help him brake free from the darkside but then he understood and had walked in Both.
I can’t be the only one who thinks this was a happy accident. It works with what’s going on in the episode but to me it looks like the red light reflecting from her prop lightsaber off her colored contact lenses
Yes, her eyes went yellow/red, whether that was a graphic shift from cool blue to warm red unintentionally turning the light blue highlight to yellow, or it was an intentional choice to make them Sith like, I don't know. Probably the latter because Anakin's eyes turn red, not yellow, which tells me the Mortis Son is in him, Not Sith. Does Anni become the Father/Balance, or the son? Doesn't make sense he would be the son.
This is the one time Anakin could have used red sith lightning and materialized those dark sabers he had in that 2017 comic series granted most casual star wars watchers aren't familiar with that comic run
My only issue with a clone wars live action is they would need to tell it from someone's story we dont know yet, I mean a Baylen origin story might do the trick. Wish the actor didn't pass away. It's unreal how interesting he is, I honestly believe he was taking it easy on her because he really didn't want to kill her until she attacked his padawan, can you blame him? Seems more like defense at that point
It was a reflection of the red lightsaber in her eyes. Watch scene closely. Reading too much into it.
thank you
She didn't again I'll say her eyes are so light that the red of the saber they was using just made it look like it remember it's in a darkish place and it's not just a stick in a hilt anymore it's a battle saber that anyone can buy now with powerful LEDs
Anakin’s eyes were bloodshot
Ashoka’s eyes were orange with a flash of the red blade
GEORGE LUCAS WROTE THE MORITS ARC
Dave Filoni has no writing credits on that arc
Its the lightsaber color make the eye losers!
I think it was the real Anakin as a Force Ghost. On the one hand in the world of the Force he naturally seems to be mpre real than in the physic world. On the other hand. As he accepted all the parts of his personality he can give Ahsoka the image she needed. If she needed an image of Darth Vader he could give it to her. A real Darth Vader would never give her a victory by his own will to let Ahsoka make a choice. And he gives Ahsoka a knolege how to make together all the parts of her personnality, how to live with the dark part of the soul and not to be a monster. The knoledge he payed by his life and death.
Hoping for a better sequel trilogy we ALL deserve
I wanna see ahsoka turn to the dark side, just no child murder.
It was a reflection.
I think her redeeming him is a stretch. It appeared to me that it was a test start to finish. Do you think the redeemed Anakin force ghost/angel/deity was really that vulnerable that her saying no turned his soul/spirit back to full on Vader?
I thought the training in the world between worlds was to let Ahsoka let go of her past and and not become like Anakin. It’s probably why she didn’t take in any students.
Her eyes turned yellow solely because of the reflection of the red lightsaber. It's as simple as that.
Let’s be real. She crossed her arms to earn that power.
This series is everything I wish the sequel trilogy would’ve been.
Through this exact same thing went Luke.
It was my understanding that only Luke could have redeemed Anakin. He was already redeemed in the World Between Worlds when he had his encounter with Ahsoka. He however is teaching Ahsoka a lesson about choosing life vs death, forging her own path by using both his light and dark sides.