Ahsoka talks to the Jedi Council - The Clone Wars + Revenge of the Sith
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- The complete meeting taking place in Revenge of the Sith transitioning into The Clone Wars TV show
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Revenge of the Sith
The Clone Wars Season 7 Episode 11
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Ashoka 35 seconds too late to speak with Anakin
Yeah.. She so DAMN Slow.. she brushed him off and sadly that's the last time she made a big one mistake without speaking to Anakin.. she will be disappointed that Anakin became Darth Vader and that broke her heart... It's her fault.
It's heartbreaking
@@jelletimmermans3916 Yes.. that really hurt Anakin . But in Rebels... the pain comes back to Ahsoka...Deep down.
Ahsoka being late to the meeting has actually caused the rise of the Galactic Empire
Lucas Lee not really, Anakin fall to the darkside was inevitable at this point, there was nothing Ahsoka could do to avoid it .
Literally three opportunities here to change the entire fate of the Jedi.
One with Yoda, Mace and ?
Ashoka could of also just said the info out even if rejected
@@TeemoForLife If Ashoka arrived just a few seconds earlier; if the Jedi told her about the Chancellior, or if Asohka told them about what Maul told them.
@Kira Only because they became too corrupted by the politics of the republic instead of following Qui-Gon Jinn's example.
@@gibbs615 Also their Code is horrible.
@@eho6380 Yeah like no love or attachments or actually having a life outside of the Jedi order.
Yoda seems so careful with his words because he knows how wrong he was to her and he is trying so hard to make up for it, what a nice guy!
Meanwhile, baldy over there hasn't realized that being a dickhead cost them Anakin's allegiance. By contrast, Sidious used feigned kindness to get Anakin on his side.
@@sambridgers9543 baldy McGee decided to piss off the chosen one and plunge the galaxy into darkness for over 20 years
*GOOD guy.
Careful with your words there too, sonny.
mace like the type of teacher who gets caught making a mistake and says, "I was testing you."
@@sambridgers9543 ‘Baldy’ kinda brought getting *PUMPED* to the brim with Force lightning upon himself for being such a self-righteous prick!
Rex's face when Master Windu calls Ahsoka "citizen" is honestly so well-animated.
I didn't notice that until lots of ppl in the comments mentioned it
Even if she was still a Jedi, she's still not part of the council so Mace could've still cockblocked her on information.
Rexs face was the icing on the cake.
Mace was one of my favorite but over time I realized how much of an A-hole he is.
@Quandryification ki adi mundi as well. Plo Koon on the other hand is based
BOMMMBASTICC side eye 👀
it's simultaneously heart-warming and heart-breaking to see that Ahsoka and Yoda still have such respect for each other
I mean I got the impression Yoda and a couple other Jedi like Obi Wan and PLO Koon really only went along with exiting her due to them being kinda hamfisted and Yoda here is trying to make up for that.
@@michaelnally2841 Filoni said that Obi-Wan, Plo-Koon and Yoda voted against letting the Republic try Asohka. The didn't agree, they were simply outvoted.
@@Ares99999Perhaps Ahsoka knows or feels that and thus why she’s not upset at Yoda and Obi-Wan when she sees them again and still speaks to them warmly.
@@thewhitewolf6715when did Ahsoka meet Obi Wan again after Clone Wars?
@@seekeroftruth9454it was during the clone wars, before the siege of mandalore she met obi wan and anakin
I really love how warm Yoda is towards Ahsoka in this scene
That is true and he is the last jedi she saw before the great purge...
He remembers the vision of her dying in the Temple, and he must know that, whatever comes, her story will continue.
And Mace Windu is a dick...
I like to think that even tho Yoda is this perfect Jedi master, he feels guilty (or even embarrassed) about what the council did to Ashoka. I think that’s why he said to Anakin in season 6 “friends, are we not?” He was trying to repair the relationship Anakin had with the council. But when Anakin killed Dooku in Yoda’s vision, Yoda knew it was too late
Made me tear up 😢
Part of me wishes Ahsoka could have met with Plo one last time.
Ahsoka should’ve met him when she was on the fleet ship with anakin and obi wan. After that plo would’ve flew out to where he needed to be in the movie
@ Plo Koon, Aayla, etc. weren't covered much. There was no reason for then to have a "graceful" death. They got what was coming for being ignorant.
@ That was the whole point of the plan. It was made to be quick and clean, looking like they died in the war. They had to die all at once otherwise it wouldn't work.
@@adreak9868 that’s not true lmao 😂 where’d you get that idea? Palpatine told everyone the Jedi had tried to overthrow the Republic.
@ Yeah, after they were all dead. If, for example, half of them survived his plan wouldn't work. The deaths had to be quick and simultaneous, carried out from behind the Jedi's backs so that they couldn't defend themselves.
Ahsoka: I could save everyone in this room by telling them about Maul
*Mace opens his mouth
Ahsoka: Nvm
Ik this is a joke but that's pretty petty. You're gonna really let everyone die because of a single person?
@@sentinal_entity Not like she knew the exact details.
@@batayou6819
Ik that's why I'm referring to within context of the joke
That would ruin the timeline
@@batayou6819 It’s more like Windu’s arrogance reminded her of the entire Council’s hubris. It was subconscious if anything.
1:57 That brief look from Rex says a lot. He's shocked the Jedi Council wouldn't trust Ahsoka. He's worked alongside her for nearly the entire war, and for Mace to just discount her contributions, both past and current, and not share what is clearly relevant information, well he's stunned.
Yet another look at how arrogant and dismissive the jedi have become, which leads to their downfall.
Well, in a nonintentional way, Ahsoka got the last laugh. "You don't tell me about the Chancellor, I don't tell you about Sidious' plan for Anakin." Not that she wanted this. She is the perfect embodiment of what a Jedi should be, alongside Qui-Gon. Gahhh, Mace Windu is such a j*rk sometimes. If he told her, she might have figured it out and put at least some of the things together. In the end, 3 things caused the order to fall:
1. Their Hubris
2. The way they've become worse than politicians in a way
3. How they DON'T let emotions cloud their judgement
4. The Sith Temple under them;)(perhaps, as a fourth)
@@lucabestea6844 The modern Jedi is a disgrace to the old republic Jedi under Satele Shan, all thanks to Fae Coven's Jedi Code that made them weak.
Her post Ruusan teachings made the Jedi weaker than the sith and easier to manipulate.
Well exactly, she has worked alongside them her whole life but she still cannot bury the grudge against them when she wants to be called "citizen". Windu is not playing that bullshit. The Jedi were already way too deep into Palpatine's trap so they needed to make sure who was on their side and who wasn't in order to be trusted with crucial information.
@@skar8009 Windu is by far the biggest moron in the series. It was his mistakes that turned powerful padawan Ahsoka into "citizen" in the first place. And it was his stupidity that made him blind to who is actually thrustworthy or not. In council or there are few characters you can trust more than Ahsoka in entire series.
@@lucabestea6844 lol why did you censor jerk
It's funny how the line "You fought in the Clone Wars ?" has led to this which small decisions could've erased the Original Trilogy's existence.
I just realized how major ONE line could’ve been to the fate of Star Wars
wait how
@@aravr.2737 if Luke had not asked the question from Obi Wan the whole concept of "The Clone Wars" would have never been made, but when Luke said that line, the watchers realized that before the era of the empire the galaxy was in the clone wars in some time and Obi Wan took part to that war.
@@senatorluxbonteri6065 yeah. All Ahsoka had to say was: "Darth Sidious wants to make Anakin evil" and the council would have put two and two together.
@@rikuvakevainen6157 I'm pretty sure Lucas either way would have had the idea of their being a clone army, in fact by the time Lucas thought about the line fought in the clone wars, Lucas must have known that before the empire he wants clones that fought in a war for the republic.
When 35 seconds changes the outcome of the universe
@@qasimmalik5706 damn thats hard af
Nah, it's never just one moment. It only seems like it. A volcano doesn't just erupt. There's a chain of events that lead to it.
Yoda knew that as well, he knows what’s happening by this point but there’s no way to stop it
Ahsoka warning Mace would have done little to change the course of events at this point..
@@seto_kaiba_ not mace but anakin, considering she tells him about sidious and his plan for him to become his apprentice. sidious only tells anakin about using the dark side to save padme not becoming his apprentice, at the same time it would still be likely that anakin would aid sidious considering that is his only chance at saving padme but he wouldn’t be so ignorant is what sidious wants to do with him since he trust ahsoka like his own blood. in a way i feel like anakin would only use sidious instead of sidious using him if that makes sense
You gotta admit, they did a pretty good job tying up any of the story’s plot holes regarding the Clone Wars animated series to tie in with the movies. They had to make a reason why Ahsoka, who wasn’t a fully fleshed character yet in the movies, was so important to the story yet never mentioned at all. This last season really brings everything together.
That's because Dave Feloni - writer/director of this series worked under the tutelage of G. Lucas. Disney would've NEVER written this series this well.
@@_LifeIsGood that's so out of left field
@@junior523 but it's a true statement lol
@@_LifeIsGood I mean…Disney doesn’t write the script, they hire people to do that lol tf
@@madtitan0825 but the people they hire don’t understand or respect canon.
I mean, you had the director of kenobi saying that they didn’t include the imperial march for vader in that series because he’s still “half vader half anakin” TEN YEARS AFTER ROTS
so yes, disney doesn’t understand or respect george’s films
The fact that Yoda is waiting for everyone to leave.
Despite ahsoka has left the order, she still has enormous respect for Yoda and calls him master to which he replies with padawan, while Mace Windu simply calls her citizen. Big difference!
Mace was an a-hole and he deserved what Anakin did to him even if it was bad.
A little bit of Devils Advocate. She called herself a Citizen of the Republic and not a Jedi 30 seconds earlier. He could be respecting her decision to not rejoin the Jedi Order and treating her as he would any other citizen and not just assuming she was back.
@@Dispaminitedon’t try to turn Yoda into the wrong here
@@Dispaminite love playing devil's advocate, but the "citizen" seemed unnecessary and pointed. He could have left the word out entirely, and his point would have still been clear.
@@abdulazimnaushadyeah he could’ve gave Boba a bit of closure as a kid, but Mace just told him to just deal with it
“Not yet.” So Ashoka...intended to rejoin the order at some point. Wow.
Also, “May the force be with you, Padawan” is the last thing Yoda ever says to her. There’s so much in this scene
I think that was Yoda's way of saying that in his eyes Ahsoka will always be a friend.
By "not yet" I think she was thinking of after the war was over and the Jedi can go back to being Jedi again instead of the current warrior-monks.
That bit with Yoda really adds a layer to their (very brief) reunion in Rebels.
@@EriJ100 Yes, or also to be close to Anakin.
Terrible pain,i feel
Ahsoka: "I did my duty as a citizen."
Yoda: "Not as a Jedi?"
Ahsoka: "No. Not yet."
Yoda: "Treason, it is, then…"
Lol😂
I think Ahsoka had started to consider returning, but she was not ready yet.
More like "After the way you bastards threw me under the bus, probably not ever."
Anakin: She must stand trial! I need her!
@@sublimewins2186 Windu: Do you, slave boy?
It's sad that Ahsoka literally outlives every single Jedi at this point.
well I mean obi wan and yoda technically are still alive they are force ghosts in rot yoda said told obi wan that qui gon had found the path to immortality so being a force ghosts technically makes you immortal
@@strawberrymilk2532 Being a force ghost is after life in star wars tho. So they arent alive their bodies are done
@Digital Fates Well Ezra wasnt a Jedi during a clone wars. Ahsoka was
Filoni's little pet character should have been killed by Darth Vader and the 501st. Darth Vader should have came with his posse for "Twilight of the Apprentice" and annihilated Ahsoka like the afterthought she is.
She should have never lived through the Original trilogy.
@@knightofkorbin888 u mad brah?
I love how Yoda still saw Ahsoka as a Jedi even years after she left.
Uhm, actually I don't think even one year has passed yet..Or if it did, it couldn't have been that much longer.
Until they see each other again during inside Lothal Jedi Temple as Yoda easily forgiven her through the Force
I would pay money just to see this lore and rots put together as one movie
Eric Lu I believe someone on Reddit said they were doing it
I did it myself!
Wolf ofDimensions Link?
@@christiangutierrez3820 problem is im not sure where to post it. Itd get banned on here
Wolf ofDimensions Maybe you could upload it to Google Drive.
you ever think about how, aside from Palpatine and the troops who killed them, Ahsoka might be the last person who saw Mace, Aayla, and Ki-Adi-Mundi alive?
(Gasps) Oh/"Ooh?
Well for mace there were kit fisto and the other useless Jedi but yeah, that's pretty cool
That’s a little chilling ngl
This could be the last time we see Mace Windu, Aayla Secura and Ki-adi Mundi on screen. (we could see them again in books, comics or games)
@Shayan So useless they couldn't beat some arrogant sith lord, who have a very nice hair style.
Yoda is the embodiment of a true jedi, offering comfort and sympathy and open mindedness to all who need it when they need it
then why was plo the only one to apologize to ashoka. Other than anikin, who was not on the council yet.
@@ashhimes4677 Anakin did too
@@alexdeghost2729 he literally just said other than anakin
@@grandpagaming4551 See how their comment is edited? Yeah, they likely changed is when the other person mentioned Anakin also apologised. Actual cretin you are, use your brain.
@@grandpagaming4551 they edited the comment after alex said Anakin also apologized
It touches my heart how much Yoda made an effort to know Ahsoka was cared for.
She still calls him master. There is clearly still respect for one another
And he called her padawan while Mace outright condescends her…
@@JBD915 Progress 🤣 a good you told
YODA DIDN'T HANG UP
Yoda waits for everyone else. He's a true gentleman.
😂😂😂😂
@@Commander_Shepard. Yoda is best boi
@@lixd3054 Badum tiss
I think it's a nice touch that Asohka stands right where Anakin was standing before he left.
Just before she could meet him
I never even noticed that, wow
I didn’t notice that but wow!
Spell her name correctly u fake fan
Wow I didn't realize until now how perfectly connected these two scenes are. Dave Filoni is truly a SW genious.
What movies and series? Tell me, i didn't know
@@moviebest8994 ROTS
Me whenever Mace Windu speaks:
I don't remember asking you a goddamn thing
He is the second highest ranking Jedi so he has a say in everything
@@joseluis5055 unfortunately
@ItsTruffle huh?
'Unfortunately' means it is a bad thing he has a say in everything because he keeps making all the wrong decisions.
Another one in the Council who happens to be always wring and who does have a good influence is Ki-Adi Mundi.
@ItsTruffle Yoda's problem isn't about making wrong decisions, it is about staying too passive.
@ItsTruffle yes you're right about that. And it wasn't just the Council but the whole Jedi Order in general, the foundation of their religion.
Can we just admire Rex’s reaction to when Windu called Ashoka “citizen” like that, he was like the heck you call her
(Omg thanks all, I did not expect to have this comment blown up like this)
I mean that's what she wanted to be known as
victor Munoz exactly, people going too hard on mace
Nice. I need to pay more attention to characters that aren’t in focus.
@jonnstill a dickish move: he calls her a citizen, when a simple "sorry, matters of the council" would have been fine, the "Citizen" was unnecessary, even though she didn't even deny to rejoin the order, just not right now. Even Yoda called her a Padawan, cause she technically still was when she left: she got her rank back and everything. To deny Anakin the rank of a Master was pretty much the same: they mistrusted the chancellor and how he took over the command over the clone army, so they punished the one they could and denied Anakin this rank (nice little side note: Anakin would have been they youngest Master, ever joining the council, before him, Windu was).
@@MarelorMoon last in order to become a true Jedi Master you have to learn every force technique in general. And Skywalker didn't have that type of skills set yet. He relied more on lightsaber combat than the variety use of force.
I like how even Yoda gives a sideways glance to Mace after he talked to her like that:
He seems to be the only person(besides Obi Wan, Anakin and Plo, obviously) on the council who realizes how fucked up it actually was they treated her.
I wouldn't be surprised if after the call ended he personally lectured Mace about manners and why you don't piss off people who just handed you one of the most wanted criminals in the galaxy.
Well she is a citizen, he wasn't wrong. And even if she was, the council could only discuss these matters.
@@ace9924 It was his tone and look that made an otherwise innocuous statement one of contempt.
This is why I hate mace as a character. He was really just a prideful and spiteful "master" who made things worse and some would say he was indirectly involved in the chancellors plot succeeding. Had he been a true Jedi following the code , he would have offered wisdom and understanding in the THE most pivotal moments in Anakin's strife. I really do hate him. I'm glad he was killed by palpatine. He deserved it. So did Ki adi mundi.
The scene transition and edit was done so perfectly. Really nice job, I can’t believe TCW ended 3 years ago. It felt like only last year.
Thank u. I noticed that it transitioned perfectly so I edited it asap
This is how blind the Jedi were:
1. They know the dark side surrounds the chancellor
2. They know dooku has to have a master
3. They know dookus master has control of the senators (as mentioned in AOTC)
4.They know palpatine has clung to power
5. Krell said that the republic would be destroyed from the inside and MAYBE Rex mentioned that in his report?
They still don’t think it’s palpatine
As far as they know Palpatine could just be a greedy, powerhungry politician that tried to benefit from the Separatist crisis and the Clone Wars.
Kung Olaf yes but there were many greedy politicians, and the Jedi didn’t sense the dark side around them as they did with palpatine in ROTS. Besides, the Jedi likely knew from the report on krell that krell believed the republic would collapse from the inside. Given the knowledge that the Jedi had that darth sidious has control of hundreds of senators, and that the republic will collapse from the inside, and that the dark side of the force surrounds the chancellor, and that sidious has controlled both sides of the war from the beginning, and that dooku likely has a dark side master, wouldn’t a reasonable person say that it’s a good guess to say the Sith Lord is palpatine. I understand the Jedi would be in deep shit if they were wrong about palpatine, but maybe was it worth the risk? That’s not for me to decide. You could also argue that the Jedi were blinded by the dark side veil, making their ability to see the future blurred, and that the Sith shrine under the Jedi temple helped blind them as wells. I mean, that’s fine, and it probably played a role, but....c’mon. Yoda, windu, obi wan, plo koon; they weren’t dumb. They had way too much information to not realize palpatine was the Sith Lord until it was too late. I’m sort of arguing both sides now, but the Jedi also grew arrogant and assumed the Sith were extinguished. Yoda, windu, and Obi-Wan were probably the most arrogant of all of them. The Jedi’s arrogance also led to their downfall.
Palpatine had been disguising his power up till this point. Only at the final hour did the mask begin to slip. By then, there was nothing they could have done to stop him.
For real, Palpatine was dropping hints like crazy
They even got to realize that Dooku was the one who recommended Jango Fett as source genetic material for the clone army, linking him to the mysterious commissioning of the army itself... They just were so deep into the war effort at this point that they didn't even bother to put things together.
Rexs face when ahsoka's called citizen is like '' daaaaang what? '' I love him
I mean that’s what she wanted to be called
@Kabuki Kitsune Huh? she was the one who decided to make that distinction, Mace kept that energy. If she was still so salty with the Jedi then the council had no reason to share their private matters with her.
@@skar8009 No. She didn't. "Not as a jedi?" "No, not yet".
I really like how close they are to showing Ahsoka in Revenge of the Sith. It’s like she’s just avoiding the camera throughout the movie.
You could see the longing in Master Yoda's eyes for Ahsoka to give him SOME kind of message for Anakin. As if he knew hearing ANY words of assurance and affirmation from her could possibly stay his downward spiral just a bit longer. Maybe long enough keep him from going full sith.
Yoda knows the Jedi’s fall is inevitable and any brief moment with a Jedi is important.
Yoda looks cute AF 2:20
Embrace The Show he’s over 900 years old
Once a baby Yoda always a baby Yoda
He looks cute here then like 20 years later in rebels
The fans: Look how they massacred my boy
So smool.
Charlotte Hamilton you talk like a clone.
Rex missed seeing Cody for the final time and that was last time Rex saw Anakin
I still hope there’s some kinda story made where Rex kills Cody. It’d be like a clone version of Anakin vs Obi-Wan. Heart wrenching.
Did Cody die in the Revenge? They might've met up at some point. It's canon Rex served under the empire for a while before the clones were phased out.
@@louis8487 cody died by the hand of darth Vader I think, start of the empire times
@@Hasbulla761 I looked it up after commenting, as far as I read Cody was never killed off. After he got order 66 he's never mentioned again in any Star Wars media. Commander Fox is killed by Vader soon after order 66 though because some of his men fucked up and shot at Vader thinking he was a jedi survivor.
@@louis8487 oh yeah I learned about fox, he got what he deserved and Vader had been waiting to do that for a long time, but with Cody yeah I don’t actually know, surely a Star Wars channel has said something (hopefully in canon) so ima go see
We all wanted her to tell yoda the message but we all knew the “No” was coming.But we never expected the “I’ll tell him myself when I see him” a true jab at the heart.
Yeah the last time she saw Anakin as himself was just before he went to rescue Palpatine. That also explains why he was in a good mood in the beginning of the film because he just saw Ahsoka and gave her a Pair of white lightsabers
I like when Windu rejects Ahsoka's question, even Rex reacts. Now that is some good detail.
Rex's mind: "Can these lot hurry up and execute Order 66? I'm going to shoot this guy in the head in a minute!"
Mace Windu: We have to be carefull
*,,Lets send Anakin to Palpatine"*
Still trusted him at the time
@Shayan Well, in revenge of the sith he said "If what you told me is true, you'll have gained my trust".
Shayan Lmao ironic. George has literally said Mace didn’t trust Anakin. Mace didn’t trust him in literally any of the movies. Not even when he was a boy. Mace didn’t want him in the Order.
Mace’s power allows him to sense shatter points in the Force and Anakin is one. You really don’t know shit lmao.
Hahaha exactly
@@eisteepfirsich3358 sequel loving bitch
I'm sorry but did everyone miss that "No. Not yet." from Ahsoka? I think she was actually thinking about returning to the Jedi Order.
I'm sure she would have if Order 66 hadn't happened.
Well too late for that
I think that means that as of now the jedi isn't what she suppose they are. But if it's Luke's new jedi order, they likely have the same vision so it's possible that Ahsoka comes back to the jedi order during the new republic.
I hope to see a movie or a show one day with Luke Skywalker and Ahsoka fighting side by side
@@user-uu5fc5ek7o sadly Disney are likely to not touch that period (maybe it's for the best actually).
Yoda gives me the vibe of a grandpa who just wants his granddaughter back, and I love it so much. The war made him make so many gray and dark decisions, and over time he lost a lot of his loving side, especially in the prequel movies. This was so nice to see.
2:03 The way they all just fade away one by one is so haunting to me.
Also, that little nod Ayla gives Ahsoka.
atleast someone other than yoda has respect for ashoka.
Think she looking at windu
Yoda was always so kind to her :)
yoda kicked her out of the order just like everyone else did
hafeez asif Never said he was flawless bud. Nice try though.
@@hafeezasif7932 He felt very great guilt over the whole debacle as showcased by his little adventure in Season 6. In a dream there he calls him accidentally "Ashoka" instead of "Padawan" as he is supposed to professionally.
@@kungolaf4499 vader felt guilty for all the bad thngs he did does that make it ok
@@hafeezasif7932 Oh, come on, give him a break. He, Obi-Wan and Plo were the only jedi that voted against throwing her out of the jedi order. But they were resigned to listen to the majority. As Obi-wan said, their allegiance is to democracy, so they were pretty much forced to comply.
Rex: "You didn't tell them what Maul said about General Skywalker."
Ahsoka: "No need to report that until we have something to report."
Hahaha, perfect.
Ha! That's from Nute Gunray in Phantom Menace.
Rex sure cared for anakin like one of his own
This scene gives me Goosebumps because if Mace Windu hadn’t been so snide, dismissive and clannish; perhaps Ahsoka may have felt confident enough to speak up about what she learned from Maul. Yoda gave her a second chance but the damage was done. Had Mace been a better Jedi; perhaps things would have turned out differently.
Amazing what few words said or unsaid can alter the fabric of reality forever.
We need a what if star wars multiverse. But again Jedi had it coming when they ignored fives. But in a way fives saved ashoka and rex
The foreboding atmosphere in these last episodes is intense. We all know what happens next, even if the characters don't. Goosebumps the whole time.
Ki-Adi_Mundi: What about the droid attack on the Wookies?
Ashoka: What about Darth Maul's occupation on Mandalore?
Mace: I DON'T REMEMBER ASKING YOU A GOD DAMMED THING!
Obi-Wan Kenobi: What about Grievous's presence on Utapau?
@@georgeofhamilton Mace: HEY! HEY! HEY! YOU SHUT YOUR FACE!
@@gordonchell4364 What? This is outrageous!
“I understand.”
*slowly raises two middle fingers*
Peace among worlds.
@@621Chopsuey nice reference 🖕🖕
“I’m sorry.I don’t know how this machine works…✊🏼👆🏼”
Love the friendship between Ahsoka and Rex. Rex looks so shocked at what Windu says at 1:58
Mace windu: Is there a problem trooper? 😡
Rex: Not yet sir 😆
When windu said "its a matter for the council to discuss" even yoda made a face at him like he talling him to shut up in his head
Some argue that Ahsoka is partially to blame for Anakin's fall, since she didn't try to convey the message, but at the same time, had Mace told her about their suspicions regarding Palpatine, she might have decided to trust the Council after all and tell them what Maul had said, leading them to reach the necessary conclusion. It's not even literal blame as it is (that honour goes to Palpatine himself), it just boils down to the lack of trust and everyone being suspicious of one another that led to the downfall of the Jedi and the Republic. Windu didn't trust Anakin nor Ahsoka, Ahsoka had her misgivings about the Order and she wanted to believe in Anakin just like he believed in her back in Season 5, so she couldn't trust Maul as far as she could throw him. Anakin felt abandoned by everyone he loved, and by the Order he served, and with the risk of losing Padme (who worked behind his back on the Delegation 2000) and Palpatine's schemes... it's a recipe for a perfect disaster.
It's not any one person's fault. That's what makes it so tragic.
@@sambridgers9543 Yes, except for Palpatine. He very much intended for most of it to happen, after all. But the story is indeed tragic.
@@niewesoa5299 It's very similar to Avengers: Infinity War where multiple people can be faulted: Loki exchanging the Space Stone for Thor's life, Gamora revealing the Soul Stone's location to save Nebula, Tony insisting on bringing the fight to Thanos on Titan, Steve not willing to sacrifice Vision until it was far too late, Peter for losing it upon discovering his girlfriend's death, and Thor for not going for the head.
@@sambridgers9543 Yes! And yet, "you should have gone for the head" was the most memetic one, with Thor getting the brunt of it.
@@niewesoa5299 I thought Star Lord got more blame, with Thor being given a pass for being MVP at the Battle of Wakanda.
Yoda: "More to say, have you?"
Ahsoka: "No, thank you."
Yoda: "...cranky, Master Windu has been. Argued with Skywalker twice, he has already."
Ahsoka (relieved): "Oh. What did Anakin do now?"
Yoda (pauses): "Confusing your former master, the chancellor has. To be a Master and to defeat Grievous, Skywalker wanted. Brought these ambitions to Skywalker, the chancellor has."
Ahsoka: "It's not like he didn't already want that. It's just how I've known him."
Yoda: "Careful we are of this, padawan. Selfishness can be a path to the dark side."
Ahsoka (puts two and two together, with Maul's vision and Yoda's info): "Master, bring back Anakin! Don't get him anywhere near the chancellor!"
Everyone return to the temple we must
love it!
It was far too late
Gabe Counts if only we could see an animated what if, that’d be so cool
@@LAKNIGHT509 rape the shit out of the chancellor we must
I love how Yoda still respects Ahsoka enough to call her "Padawan", despite her not being in the Order anymore. It's sort of like calling a veteran by their highest held rank after they've been discharged or retired.
2:14 even the music is like “say something, or you’ll regret it for the rest of your life”
That song was Anakin's Theme from The Phantom Menace, a very fitting piece for that scene.
It’s so weird how we could’ve been so close to seeing Ahsoka in the live action universe in that scene in ROTS
CW filled a lot of empty spots of the movie in a great way
Hehe, we did see her later, though
The Ahsoka Series will definitely have flashbacks. :)
@@SwaggerLikeUz yoooo that would be dope af seeing a younger ahsoka during the clone wars
Well at least Yoda had the decency to call her a padawan.
This series always did a better job of bringing out the tragedy of Revenge of the Sith than that movie ever did on its own. First just by finally giving Anakin and Obi-Wan, and their friendship the screentime and humanity they all needed to work, then by showing just how many people *would have been there* for Anakin. How many people really did have his back and would have helped him if he had been able to open up to them about him and Padme. Jesus, even having Rex around in Episode 3 wouldn't have been nothing.
But The Clone Wars then went the extra step to really bring together the sorry state that the Hubris of the Jedi Order left them in- that they couldn't help people, couldn't understand real humanity and normal lives, that they were *lost* in all of this. And that was their downfall.
The series obviously had more time to unfold and present the story.
As Brian Cox put it, "Because in movies, it’s three acts: first, second and third. Whereas in longform (TV Series), it’s an endless second act, and you can do so much in the second act."
The movie did well too.
And it also bring out how very different all Jedi after the Order 66, struggle to survive without the order but archived more wisdom than the order (until Disney ruined it with Sequel Triology). Obi-Wan give up hope for Anakin after withness what he has become when the helmet be torn apart. Meanwhile Luke still find and believe his father can return and he did; Ashoka can archive the balance of the force even though she is not The Chosen One; Kanan can even stop entire fuel tank explosion long enough to his family to escaped; Ezra can call for space whales to yeet Admiral Thrawn out of the chest so the Rebel Alliance can win the war later; and we all know how good Kal is on Fallen Order.
And then Disney ruined everything.
Amen dude
@@superspies32 Disney's movies don't exist. There are no sequels. There are only the prequels and original trilogy.
It’s really haunting how each of the Jedi masters flicker out without a word. None of them realize this is the last time they’ll ever see each other
They had each done this hundreds of times. They had won the war, it couldn't happen to them, they thought.
Imagine how the outcome could have changed if Mace wasn't being a dick to either Anakin or his former Padawan
He wasn't being a dick, its his personality, u can blame him and not look at the situation thru his eyes, its not fair, mace is like a father and main objective is to take care of the Jedi, He's second only to yoda so he has to make the best decision and when ahsoka has made it known she doesn't wanna be a Jedi he can't give out top secret information to her especially when he senses a plot to destroy the Jedi.
victor Munoz if just because it’s his personality doesn’t change the fact that he’s a bitch
That’s why he died. Karma is a bitch. 🤔
@@Jay-cv8jp he's not trying to be a dick tho, I admit he comes off that way but again u have to understand and look at it from his perspective, hes not trying to beat around the bush. He tells u how it is exactly how it is regardless of ur feelings because the truth hurts. He doesn't fluffin up ur pillow he just tells u to go to sleep. That's my point
Hector De Jesus Anakin was a little bitch his whole life so karma got his wife killed Ahsoka made stupid ass decisions and karma got her friends killed you tried making a character look bad but karma made you look like a idiot for doing it 🤔
When you realize this is the last time she will ever talk to the Jedi.
Kanan and Ezra.
Like they people she grew up around. Her family
Kayin Mitchell I hope that somehow she tried to make contact with obi wan after the war. I mean it was for 20 years he was on tatooine, I hope ahsoka at least knew he was alive
@@othervids3726 ever wonder how obi wan knew Ezra's name when Ezra went looking for him? I think it could've been Ahsoka that tells him.
Kevin Neill I think that obi wan figured out who he was through the force, he's pretty skilled to be able to do that I feel like. Ezra was a Jedi like himself after all
Mace: I'm sorry, citizen. These matters are for the council to discuss.
Ahsoka: Wow, fuck you then.
Ahsoka: "The war could be over soon."
Windu: "That depends on the Chancellor..."
Ahsoka: "What do you mean?"
Windu: "None of your business, citizen."
Me: "Why bring it up then? Passive-aggressive much?"
I feel like Windu only said “That depends on the Chancellor” just to have a chance to be an asshole to Ahsoka, probably due to him being salty by her leaving the Jedi
@@fellowpassenger_54-67 even though he is literally the reason she left, yeah, mace sucks.
How about a better line than that.
Mace:None of your business citizen motherfu*ker lol
I might be wrong, but Aayla actually seemed happy to see Ahsoka there. I wish there had been more interactions between the two. Aayla was always one of my favourite characters ever since I played her in the original Battlefront 2, when she used two lightsabers. I wish they had kept that; Ahsoka could have been inspired to take up Jar'Kai by Aayla's use of it or something.
I wish Ahsoka and Aalya exchanged some lines since they know each other for pretty long time
@@l.r.5255 they look like they have sister connection.
Aayla could be set up to be a strong female character to look up to, but hasn’t yet been made that except in the books. Wasted potential. Sure, she’s dressed to be obvious eye candy, but current role models for girls are dressed even worse. Aayla could be turned from generic eye candy to badass motherly/older sister figure for Ahsoka or another Jedi if they retcon a few things.
Actually Mace gives a small nod to Ahsoka before he disconnects.
They bonded together when anakin was injured
Bro catch Rex's slight smile when Ahsoka said that the war may be over soon
"I'm sorry citizen these matters are for the council to discuss"
The exact moment Mace signs his death warrant with his arrogance.
Exactly. If he would've displayed some Jedi humility, he would've let her in on what's going on with the Chancellor and then I'm sure she would've divulged what Maul said about Anakin. Instead, they both withheld important information from each other because of his arrogance. Crazy.
I mean what he was saying wasn’t really bad. Mace and the council are discussing very important stuff and a self proclaimed citizen shouldn’t be hearing that stuff. However the way he said it was pretty rude and could have been said better.
I mean...she called herself a citizen first.
Mace Windu didn't reveal vital information, Ahsoka did the same thing because. Because Jedi Order didn't trust her and she didn't trust them. And the course of events unfold...In Revenge of the Sith.
Hardly. Confidential information should be kept a secret. Even Padawans and your average jedi shouldn't be allowed to know that, let alone a former jedi. Mace Windu was simply following protocol on those matters.
Took pleasure in the fact that a few hrs later Mace was thrown out the Windu.
This comment is underrated
@@thesandwich7001 Not really. This joke's been overused
I get why she didn’t tell the council, she doesn’t trust them and wanted to have a 1 on 1 convo with Anakin
It's not that she didn't trust them, she trusts Yoda a lot, she just didn't know what maul said, was going to happen like an hour later
@@noakhstrelec8478 And she didn't trust them. She herself was betrayed by them (yes, even hy Yoda) and she didnt want that to happen to anakin.
@@noakhstrelec8478 she also trusted plo and obiwan
Yoda seemed so hopeful to hear Ashoka say she’d come back to the Jedi. It broke my heart that there wouldn’t be Jedi to return to
That glare yoda gives mace at 2:07.
Yoda: wish he hadn't open his mouth.
Jesus this rips at the heart. If the Council had just put their arrogance aside for even one second, this particular second, none of this would have happened.
Notice how the Holos go out in the order of who is killed in Order 66
Aayla
Mundi
And Windu
Windu was killed first.
@Shayan Apparently so.
Windu didn’t die by order 66
@@DgardsGaming no but he did die by palpatine though so its its somewhat the same considering palpatine ordered the exacution of the jedi but i get what ur saying
Shayan 🤣🤣🤣
2:20, Yoda's puppy dog eyes lol
Times like this really emphasize how the Jedi order really HAS fallen from grace and lost sight of themselves. Their inability to adapt and practically blindly dogmatic clinging to their policies (or heirarchy in politics) left them ripe for the pickins of Sidious and Order 66.
Mace Windu in particular embodies this better than any other. When Boba comes after him, he doesn't make any attempt to apologize or make peace he just says what amounts to "Oh well. Get used to it." I'm not saying the jedi deserved genocide because of what they were becoming and how they were choosing to act. I'm saying they weren't acting like true Jedi anymore. If anything, Quigon, Anakin, Ahsoka, and Obiwan were the last true Jedi by the time of the prequels.
He didn’t owe Boba an apology, tf? How does says by sorry to someone who caused the deaths of countless troopers and tried to kill him because years ago he killed his father, who was an agent of Dooku, had been shooting at him at the time, and had killed several Jedi that day already? “You’re going to have to” makes a lot more sense than “I’m sorry”
Arguably Plo, Aayla, Yoda, and a few unnamed/minor characters as well. But by and large, Jedi have lost their ability to connect with the general public, and many of those Jedi sat on the Council.
@MCSPARTAN501 Funny isn't it. They can "connect" with the force which links to all things and beings and yet...socially? They're terrible.
Anakin had that Revan dog in him. He would've fit right into the Old Republic.
@@Ismael-kc3ry He at the very least could have apologized to make Boba feel better, even if he didn't mean it.
Fear, mistrust, bitterness, hate and anger all culminated in the destruction of the Jedi Order. Yoda made it very clear that he still loved Ahsoka and still regarded her as part of the order while Mace was bitter about the whole ordeal. These feelings are the true enemy of us all. Friends, you must confront them and overcome them or they will consume you.
yes that was because Ahsoka is a apart of Yoda's Jedi lineage her great great grandmaster was Dooku who was yoda's favourite padawan . so he does care about her .
2:01 Yoda became more self aware to how ridiculous the Jedi council was from the season 5 finale to the end.
Yoda was always that dude who knows how to give people a chance and has faith in everyone when his colleagues dont see what he sees in others
Except when she needed it most, and he turned on her with all the others...which is why she’s not a Jedi in this scene...
"May the Force be with you, Padawan."
1:51
This is the moment Windu literally committed suicide.
"So the war could be over soon."
"That depends on the Chancellor."
"What do you mean?"
"I'm sorry citizen. These matters are for the council to discuss."
And so the fate of Anakin was sealed..
Plus, why did he even said that first sentence if he doesn't want Ahsoka to know?
How stupid is he?
@@SchultzDorinda stupid arrogant, aggressive and untrusting including towards his fellow Jedi members😑.
@@kingnamor7777 it is true that findings qualities in Mace Windu is very difficult.
Pretty sure his fate was sealed when he decided to trust the word of Palpatine over Obi-Wan
@@SchultzDorinda Windu is powerful, knowledgeable, and also big on following the rules. These are qualities that got him a seat on the Council, but he really doesn't have much going for him beyond that.
Brilliant editing. I hope We get a version of the original 4-hr. cut of ROTS combined with The Siege of Mandalore.
And tbh the kidnapping of the chancellor with shakk ti
I agree, up till now Clone Wars (as much as I love it) never felt fully connected to the movies, this scene weaves it into the main universe perfectly
FalconFlyer75 I mean, because it took place between and not during. This season was finally during. It was always intended. Disney tried to cancel it, is all. This was written and meant to come out 5 years ago.
@ And, the irony of ironies? The series that Disney couldn't care less for, ended up being, along with The Mandalorian, the biggest Star Wars-related hit on Disney +. And, in both cases, George Lucas, Dave Filoni, and Jon Favreau had involvement in them. Hence, Ahsoka, Rex, Bo-Katan, and Mon Mothma's appearances in The Mandalorian, and the upcoming, Filoni-verse.
I actually have it idk where to upload it though
Ahsoka only sees Yoda as a true Jedi. Yoda sees Ahsoka as Padawan regardless of titles, as well as tried to establish two way trust even while bound by the Council's decision. Yoda is the only Master who learned the lesson of the incident: Ahsoka is a good person and they should trust her.
He is the only one who realizes she doesn't return because she is disappointed in the Jedi and is the only one to overcome the Council's hubris of "others have to change to fit our wise outlook". He is really trying, but Ahsoka knows its still not enough to truly make the changes the Order needs. So much nuance built into this scene, its so cool.
Yoda was this close to being on Plo and Qui-Gon's level of humility and being a true Jedi.
I really think that Yoda's arc in season 6 really was to show his growth and how he became who he was in the original trilogy. Prequel Yoda (pre Revenge of the Sith) shows him to be just as blind if not more so than any other Jedi, seeking to preserve the dogmatic, legalistic order above all else, even if it meant sacrificing basic natural qualities like empathy and attachment. But in the season 6 arc, one of the last things he says or alludes to is that things in the immediate future didn't look so hot for the Jedi. He accepts the flaws of the order and the reality that they might be doomed to destruction. This explains why he might seem not as adamant and concerned as the rest of the council in the movie to save the Jedi order and why he was relatively calm during the purge and when he and Obi-Wan went back to the temple to investigate. The arc also showed him the failures of not just the Jedi Council/order, but his own failures as well. He was able to see that in the Jedi's attempts at becoming "true Jedi" by detaching themselves from emotion, they were becoming more like the Sith in just wanting power and more prideful, as evidenced by his original treatment of Ahsoka. Now in season 7 and ROTS, Yoda obviously wants to stop the Sith and preserve his friends from death and destruction, but he also is understanding of the fact that maybe the old order should be destroyed and they should start again, even if it means darkness takes over for a while. It even adds to the beauty of his speech to Luke in TLJ (which is a good movie with a few flaws but still good and Luke's arc makes perfect sense to me). Yoda finally understands what it means to be a Jedi at this point even after centuries of being widely known as the best Jedi and he wants to make amends with Ahsoka as a start. 😊
As was said many times before: Everything can change in an instant whether or not you're ready. All it takes to change the course of history is the Will of a single man.
*I'm crying, in a few hours Anakin will switch to the dark side and Order 66 will be given.*
1:53 I'm just gonna say it, after this scene I rewatched ROTS and clapped when he got yeet through that window.
Yeah. Me too! 😀
Ahsoka: Now I remember why I left.
Pretty much.
If you cut out the shot with animated yoda and cut between scenes the moment mace turns his head for the door, the transition is even stronger. Otherwise, yeah. That's exactly how it happens and it's awesome.
Indeed. Just about each of these SoM (Siege of Mandalore) scenes can easily blend and fit in with ROTS smoothly with the right editing. It's as if we're watching an extended edition of ROTS; looking at it and fleshing out the ROTS narrative in a fresh new way. ^_^
There was a pause after yoda said his line pretty sure but I'll see if I can edit it
Edited
"I'll tell him myself when I see him"
Next time they saw each other was on Malachor, and they fought to the death.
That wasn't Anakin that was Vader
Am I the only one who thinks every time Yoda is in a scene it feels very safe and warm.
I can safely say that if they had made the last four episodes into a movie and released it in theaters I would have gone in a heartbeat.
Only Windu can use the "C-Word" like a Slur.
Dude Rex reaction to when Mace called Ahsoka “citizen” 1:58
Rex: DUDE! Ahsoka did capture Maul!
The thing that many jedi died for to achieve and fail. Ego hurt bad
He's like NANI
"I'll tell him myself when I see him"
And that's a wrap, ladies and gentlemen. She just caused the Jedi Purge
Do you really think that the corrupt order would even trust her if she were ask them?
We can see the guilt she carries in her heart because of this moment in the new show.
I think it's kind of sweet how ahsoka seems slightly concerned about obi-wan fighting grievous but at the same time obviously thinks he is capable of defeating him when she says "the war could be over soon". Shows that although they disagreed on some things she still believes in his abilities and cares about him.
Shame that they likely didn't see each other again...
"I'm sorry, citizen. But these matters are for the council to discuss."
Ashoka: I want you to cut 'im, Sky guy, I want you to cut 'im up.
Anakin: Consider it done, Snips
Anakin: and the younglings?
@@max1muslegend772 *demonic laughter*
The Senate no stop
Windu deserved that and a lot more.
Mace Window: “I’m sorry citizen, these matters are for the council to discuss”
Ahsoka: “I understand.” *scratches face with middle finger*
Yoda knows. It’s so crazy sitting back and realizing the bigger picture story of Star Wars.
Now that’s why windu got yeeted from a window
that look yoda gives after he called ahsoka a 'citizen', "yodu: being a prick, you are".
also what citizen, who didn't get the rank of jedi knight, can;
1. fight, defeat and catch a former sith lord.
2. restore peace to a the planet under said sith's control
3. make peace with said planets culture who have bad blood between themselves and jedi.
and this same 'citizen' is the one the jedi council (not counting the ones who objected) chose to abandon to preserve their ties to the government instead of trying to help clear their name. THEN when she was proven innocent they tried to play it off as 'the will of the force' and promote her for it.
seriously mace, you may be awesome but this is not one of you finest moments.
To be fair all Mace was saying is that they aren’t going to share highly sensitive information to someone who just reiterated that they weren’t a Jedi and identified themselves as a “citizen”. It’s just the way he says it is just his personality. Very condescending and kinda hilarious imo
Akshay Sundaram true but he also stopped her from telling them what maul told her.
@@akshaysundaram1836 Mace has a tendency to always say the wrong thing.
Also even if he felt that those were Council business, he didn't have to be such a prick about it
Ashoka set herself up
luke Levi yeah, but when you know the information that she was told and you use what she said against her, I wouldn’t tell them nothing.
Windu's arrogance really put a crutch on the jedi order's survival
It wasn't arrogance. It was confidence. He knew what he was doing, but sadly, Palpatine threw a wrench on his plans via Anakin.
Holy shit that transition was so smooth I didn't even realize it cut to animation for a second there