STAR WARS: VISIONS | Episode 5 - "The Ninth Jedi" | Spoiler Review & Breakdown!
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9 people were playing Among us, and 6 people were impostors.
Definitely one of the best episode of the whole series. Now I get why so many people were saying this one needs to have its whole show.
The only episode I wanted to watch in english, coz Simu Liu was in there (he's the forgemaster).
My man represents ! Being both in the MCU AND Star Wars !
The sabersmith has nothing to do with changing the lore, but adapting to the times they live in. Jedi are being hunted, they don't live in peace like they use to where they can train for a decade then go out freely and find their crystal. During this period for the jedi they either have to go into hiding or get their hands on a lightsaber as soon as possible. So having a sabersmith is perfect for the times they live in.
I think there might have been a sabersmith in the movies, also. In Ep2, a Jedi tosses Obi Wan and Anakin extra lightsabers in the arena battle (also, why did he randomly have extra lightsabers?). So it’s not like if they lose their lightsaber they have to wait to go make another. They probably have to go and make another personal one though.
NONE of this is CANON LORE from Star Wars these are all original stories with their Own unique Lore. So they can do whatever they want. These might as well be What IF?
@@AlbertoMartinez765 um, everyone knows it’s not canon
@@AlbertoMartinez765 The "What If..?" series is actually canon.
This is honestly one of the best episodes in all of Star Wars TV PERIOD!
I absolutely loved the look of the colorless lightsaber. And I loved how they took the meaning of the colors back to what they meant back in the old Knights of the Old Republic, how the colors represent the personality of that person.
A lot of people try to rank them in order of best to worst, but I prefer saying that most of them were top tier in their class. They are all different genres and styles of story-telling. They are all number 1 to someone. Each episode resonates deeply with someone somewhere. I hope to see more. The Village Bride resonated with me the strongest.
This episode wasn't even 30 minutes yet it was better than the entire disney trilogy lmfao
@@StarMarine1084 1000%😂🤣
I believe the color changing IS part of the lore but them changing so quickly might be because they're fairly new lightsabers that haven't become permanently connected to someone.
No the color is just the color of the crystal. In the eu, colors had different meanings i.e. jedi warriors/guardians had blue, sith had red
It's explained in the episode. The Sabersmith's Lightsabers adapt to the user and their connection to the Force. Not only changing color, but shape and length.
In canon, a bleeded kyber crystal (red blade) can only be healed to a white colour. In this short, the Margrave changed the red blade to green instantly.
Only in the comic version of "The Return of the Jedi"
And There have been sabersmiths before I remember in clone wars there was an episode that there were like 10 young padawon got there kyber crystal then got a get that told them how to make it
hey cut ethan some slack haha, he's a self taught padawan without proper teaching and just hold the lightsaber for the first time but she have her own saber from the start and had training over it.
for the color, iirc, it depends on the user's connection to the force. purple is when you can control dark and light connection, that's why it's purple.
idk if anyone else noticed but im barely realizing right when kara clashes with homen, her lightsaber turns green but thats also when homens turns back to purple, its almost like the light side energy in kara was so powerful it affected homen or something
I never thought of it that way. I thought it was that since the other Sith were dying there wasn't as much Dark Side force energy to corrupt him, but your idea sounds more plausible
@@erockbaby3000 Could be both, but man.. The more you re-watch this, the more you enjoy every scene.
In regards to Ethan being completely useless during combat, you have to remember that Ethan stated it was his first time ever seeing/holding a lightsaber (as they were already lost from the Galaxy by the time he was born). While he may have been trained in the ways of the force, that doesn't neccessary make you proficient at wielding a lightsaber right away. I forgot where in the lore, but remember someone (I think Star Wars Theory) mentioning that not just anyone can wield a lightsaber. For someone who isn't connected to the force/someone who never had saber practice or training, wielding a saber would be akin to holding a heavy bar with the weight constantly shifting throughout it.
His saber was blue probably because that's the colour of the crystal from the previous owner. The overall appearance of the hilt would suggest it was from a different time, compared to the ones Kara's father forged, which had tempered crystals that would adapt to the user's connection.
The way I interpreted Ethan not jumping in and helping as much (until the end or unless Kara was being completely overpowered by the Sith acolytes), was the fact that was the first time he had to use a saber, and seen that many Sith (boy was likely shitting his pants).
Ethan was also probably aware of his lack of skills, and trying to jump in or randomly start swinging would have gotten himself or Kara killed.
@@zachb5433 I think he was still holding on to the one that he got from Juro.
Thought it was kind of funny how Kara slashed at Ethan as well, when the two first started fighting against the acolytes. At least that's what I noticed in those short frames, unless she just interrupting between him and one of the acolytes already saber locked.
@@osmin3910 I figured she didn't trust him at first when I saw that part.
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Yeah. She had no reason to trust him, to be honest. Besides, this was all happening not long after her father was kidnapped and all. So I could totally understand why she attacked him too at first.
I believe the intention of this episode’s creator is that It’s the alignment towards either the light or dark side that changes the color of the lightsaber. Kara’s color wasn’t clear because her alignment wasn’t set yet before, until she whole heartedly chose a side during the final fight. Same for the Sith that changed back from red to purple because his alignment is shifting slightly back towards the light side.
Traditionally in Star Wars the color of your lightsaber is connected with your connection with the force.
Green: Student of the force
Blue: skilled in saber combat.
Purple: connection with both the light and dark.
In this one the saber smith constructed the lightsaber to specifically change fast based on the user
Then where does Yoda fall in? Since he fashions a green saber.
@@ramengirll they didn’t add in the lightsaber color meanings until the Prequels came out. So original trilogy sabers are just random colors lol
@@stephenbeaty1442 that's true. Since Sam Jackson officially brought in the trend of designated coloured light sabers with Mace Windu. Man, that purple saber was sooo cool
@@ramengirll but mace color even though he wanted purple makes sense
That was the case in Legends. Disney changed it in canon to where your lightsaber color reflects how good/evil you are, with a strong connection to the lights ide making your lightsaber green, then the less good you are it turns blue, then purple, and if the crystal is exposed to too much dark side energy it permanently "bleeds" red and can only be "healed" to a white color. Yeah it's stupid, like most things in Disney Star Wars, but that's the current canon we got.
Colors were not a Jedi fashion choice. Just Sam Jackson
watch the clone wars episode “the gathering” and the follow up episodes to see how lightsabers are made. this story has a different take though and set way in the future when the jedi are mostly gone (again)
Or a "long time ago". Don't forget the Republic is really old.
3:20 in movies no BUT in shows like clone wars does talk about that a bit on khyber crystals, their power and trials padawans go through to get their lighsabers.
Anyone else hear Zoro's voice actor
Three-Lightsber Style?
Kisuke Urahara from Bleach too, it's so dope to hear so many familiar voices through this series
I think her dad being in jeopardy is a great way to build her character. How far would she be willing to go to get him back? I love this episode!
That was Luke's blue lightsaber so it stayed blue because Luke was still alive at that time plus it was hard coded at that time when Finn got it. Finn would have to rework the crystal like Ahsoka did when she could get white lightsabers, jaby. Ethan had some natural talent but was not a natural like the girl as the lord said that the force was with her since her birth so she could do more than Ethan who probably would have to work to get to her level in the episode.
Luke’s lightsaber? This episode takes place many years after tros…
@@VeeeeeryDisturbing I am talking about what jaby was saying about Finn and Luke's lightsaber he wielded in The Force Awakens. I just stated that the Luke's wouldn't change color if someone used it unless they were either sith or very strong in the force since that lightsaber was already hard coded to Luke. I was not talking about any lightsaber in the episode.
I think this was a time where the sith are ruling the galaxy and they explained that lighssabers are illegal.
Ethan wasn't as good in fighting as the others because he had like no training.
Some of these stories are loosely tied to what we know as lore more than others
I'm still watching it and so far I think only Tatooine Rhapsody and The Village Bride are the only ones that could fit into the canon lore without much issue. They're the only ones (that I've seen so far) that don't mess with the lore and can stand out as simple side stories within the universe.
My favorite so far. I wish this was a feature film.
Change light sabers language was a thing in Legends continuity In changing based on the alignment on the force with something Yeah in new Disney cannon it's like they're mixing and matching things
The color changing is a part of starwars lore (but it is very complicated).
Red is a sign of the dark side
Green is a sign that the user focuses on the spiritual aspect of the force.
Blue is a sign that the user focuses on the combat aspect of the force.
Purple is a sign that the user is in between the light side and the dark.
I think yellow lightsabers are for those that seek and spread, knowledge and wisdom.
Orange lightsabers are for people who have money (IE DLC content. This is a bit of a joke.)
White lightsabers are for lightside users who are not jedi (Can also be described as independent lightside users).
Color-less lightsabers are for those who have not settled.
Wow Jaby you called the Margrave twist right away lol. Good stuff.
I had your same reaction about Ethan (and still do to an extent). The story made it clear enough that Kara had grown as a fighter from her father's teachings(?) and the escape, whereas Ethan was a novice who finally got to hold a lightsaber for the first time. I think the duel should have been like this, with Kara being very alert and wary and Ethan confused and barely managed to hold his own.
Where I have issue comes from the storytelling. Ethan was the first one to be introduced and served as a guide to the audience, connecting many of the story plot points. Yet as soon as the twist happens, he has no relevant lines and his character is motionless in many scenes, pushed into a side character because his main role was to help set up the twist. But we as the audience are still focused on Ethan and notice his lack of scenes because the change in camera angles turn to the POV of the acolytes is very sudden (although understandable since they're all going to die with little screentime). He should have have at least one cut from his POV (like reversing the POV against Homen) where he's prompts an acolyte to explain themselves, to reflect how we as the audience are shocked as well, and is overwhelmed at their strength.
If Im not mistaken some saber colors have meaning like the most commons.
Blue means you are more focused on lightsaber combat, green means you are more focused on training and strengthening the force, yellow is balance of both the force and lightsaber combat and purple is having a connection with both the light and the dark side.
To get red you must use the dark side of the force to make a kyber crystal bleed, orange is a rare kyber crystal found in a planet I dont remember, black is a unique kyber crystal of the darksaber and to get white you must purify a red kyber crystal that had went through the process of bleeding.
I probably got something wrong but tis is what I remember from what I saw in Star Wars.
There have been sabersmiths before I remember in clone wars there was an episode that there were like 10 young padawon got there kyber crystal then got a get that told them how to make it
This one has to be my favorite of them all. Only in that I want to see a trilogy based on this and the lore it creates.
I think that the Jedi historically sought out the crystals, and in the tradition, they were chosen by the crystals from the qualities of their heart and become one. These crystals probably work on the same principle, reflecting their users. The stronger the connection, the brighter and more true they resonate with the one that wields it. I am sort of half-baking this idea, but I am sure someone can figure out how the two overlap in a more fundamentally true way.
Yep, the crystal choose the user, and they get their definitive color based on that person's personality. And the lenght of a lightsaber could be manually ajusted to fit the wielder's needs.
The sabersmith instead modified the crystal by tempering them, so now they automatically adapt to whoever wields it, automatically getting a color based on the person's personality and alignment, but also automatically ajusting the length of the blade
You are right, he's not a Sabersmith...he's actually *probably* a former Jedi, seeing as his connection to the force was strong since when he used the Lightsaber it was a strong blue. He is just called the Sabersmith because someone commissioned him to do so, especially since the information at the beginning was about how Jedi had not been around for a while. And about the colour coordination for Jedi and Sith...go read an the Wiki, there is actual Lore created to support the character and their Saber colour!!
Hey, the dad is Shin’ichiro Miki (Urahara from Bleach, Roy Mustang from FMAB)!!!!
Also Ash's Charizard in the Pokémon anime. The guy's just built for iconic roles.
This episode is my favourite so far.
Whilst the lightsabers changing colour isn't in the existing lore (although I think it was an early concept when writing Episode 4 although limited to Blue = Good; Red = Bad) the idea of a Saber-Smith isn't. In the old canon a specialist called Jedi Artisans exists who used the force to draw on inspiration for crafting although this could be, say, a sculptor most of them went into lightsaber crafting.
My favourite episode, I've seen all of them and this is the best one.
the lightsaber color is more of a untouched subject that people want more of, knights of the old republic game was more into the lore, this episode really hits hard on what knights of the old republic lore talks about on lightsabers and how they change, such as green being guardian and purple being a mix of both light and dark, though as time gone on they been adding more colors and thus making things more complex on what they mean.
This has been my fav of the lot. The anti-climax really surprised me. Also this being the episode made by Production IG who made Haikyuu(my fav anime) , really chimes well with my tastes.
The setting implies this is during an age where Jedi are nearly extinct, with Siths hunting them down across the galaxy.
There are no environment for young Jedi to learn how to make a saber, or that the knowledge even exist (hence sabers are considered a lost weapon).
So having a dedicated smith who guarded the secret of saber making make sense.
Oh shit when did they add the subs for the Japanese versions? When it first came out they didn't have them.
Wait didn't all colours have meaning blue is basic collor almost everyone have it from start and when you become more skill full it can change depending what is your training will be for example if you train you fighting skills only it will remain blue if you but if you train with force yoi can achieve green colour yellow is ballance between green and blue and purple is between light and dark sides
That orbiting temple may be one giant kyber crystal. Why else would the bad guy disintegrate on contact with it
You're right it's not supposed to be a job, but this is extremely far into the future with no jedi order and it implies a new sith order. So the fact that no one skilled in the force could ever learn to make their saber because of no one being able to show them is what caused 1 guy to craft them I guess
It was pretty cool how the saber color changed from red to green in his hand, but it's not Canon. Obi-Wan used Ventress red saber to fight Maul and Savage and it stayed red, for instance. In this episode, her saber seemed gray or colorless but I gathered she was strong with the force because she was able to change its length.
in the episode the blacksmith said he tempered the kyber crystral and it "add" this fonctionnality
U should watch the clone wars if u want to know about how lightsabers were built.
Is the reason why red lightsabers are a thing is because the person "bleeds" it haha idk and Mace did some research and went for this really unique one that no one was able to use or something haha like i said though idk.
Jaby your lore is correct. When Jedi were everywhere the last part of training was constructing their own lightsaber. The colors for Jedi were blue, green. Sith were red (due to bleeding a crystal). Guardians were yellow and Sam Jackson wanted to be different hence purple. Ashoka's were white for being a non aligned force user. In this episode the bladesmith was used to facilitate getting lightsabers out there for future Jedi to quickly use instead of hunting down more crystals and constructing their own
Ahsoka's lightsabers are white because she purified red crystals from a inquisitor's, the Sixth Brother, with light. She is aligned to the light. You only can get white if you purify a red crystal. She isn't a jedi but she is light side user. The darkness doesn't belong to the sith and the light doesn't belong to the jedi.
Yeah but padawans didn't choose the color of the crystal the crystal chose them and they were guided to the crystal through the force and whatever color they got wasn't up to them
@@councilornevec8249 she did have that dark side turn on Mortis briefly
8:40 :D haha those reactions :D
Extraction 2 teased!!!!
11:16 one plate sith fry !
Man Japanese audio quality is so lit ! i am gonna watch original Japanese version with english subs
Black lightsaber is not really lightsaber like others it's ancient one one of first lightsaber and it doesn't really need connection with force like it doesn't need jedi
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Can someone remind them that these stories aren't adaptations. It doesn't have to follow, taken from or based on things you know from star wars. The studios were asked to make up their own stories anyway they see fit. Every episode I hear people gripe on about certain elements don't match what they've seen or read in star wars. Guess what!? It doesn't have to! It's their own interpretation! If they wanna make jedi fly they fly! If they wanna make jedi breathe in space......
Purple = is an in-between
Sith have red sabers because they corrupt their crystals. There is not naturally red colored kyber crystal.
Simu Liu is the dubbed voice of the dad.
Why in the Fridge world you were watching the episode in japnese they were available in English 🤷🏼♀️
Her dad is lying to her…..
She’s SUPER strong rioiiight????
Did this woman write the sequel trilogy?
Her loving father, a Jedi by his blue light, told her she needed to train to grow into her saber. I can’t with some people…..
The price of not watching it in english is to ask questions that were already answered a few moments before... watch it in a language you understand if watching and reading is too hard, seriously.
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This episode is a reference to old concepts from the OG trilogy where George Lucas wanted the lightsabers to change color depending on who was holding it. That concept was later scrapped.
Now, lightsabers Kyber crystal colors are unique to the user and does change. Padawans/Younglings get their first lightsaber before or right after they are assigned a master. A light side user's kyber crystal can be pretty natural be any color, but white or red, just don't see it in the movies . Red comes from "bleeding" a kyber crystal, pouring dark side energy into it, this a Sith's final step to become a sith. White is the opposite a light side user purifying a sith kyber crystal, Ahsoka's lightsabers are purified sith crystal I believe. All color used to have meanings, but was scrapped as well.
Go watch some Clone Wars, because you will become well-informed Star Wars fans after you watch it they go over the Dark Saber (the black one) and how Younglings find Kyber Crystals for their Sabers!!
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These are non-canonical, so no reason to twist your brain around trying to reconcile the two different lore sets.
@@gabrielp9646 No, not always. Old canon (Legends) lightsaber colors were all over the place for multiple reasons. When crystals were used the color was just a naturally occurring property or in the case of the Sith, because they were synthetic. But then other materials besides crystals could be used to produce a blade, which could have an influence on the color and lastly, lenses, filters, construction materials, etc. could be used to change the color of the blade regardless of what's used to create it. In the now existing canon, only kyber crystals are used and they start out clear. For the light side, color is influenced by the personality of the crystal's chosen user when they bond with it through the Force upon the user finding it and the color then becomes permanent.*
Blades changing hue the moment a lightsaber changes hands is confined to this story only.
*In the case of a Sith/dark side acolyte, they take an already bonded crystal and use the dark side to dominate it into bonding with them. A process called "bleeding" the crystal because it's what causes the crystal to become red. The only known instance of rebonding a crystal not through bleeding is Ahsoka purifying two red crystals, making them clear again and thus producing white blades.
@@gabrielp9646 I'm not trying to pick a fight, but you literally contradicted yourself with your first sentence after you quoted yourself. I'm just guessing but I think you meant to include the word "concept" in your original statement that you yourself quoted. Regardless, my comment was a direct response to what you actually stated, not what looks like you meant to state. That being said, I get what you are saying about the concept of it being around since the beginning, but as a part of established canon, as I said, that's not true.
Yeah guys. These aren’t canon stories
11:40 no he wasnt. he is a sith but from what ppl speculate its one of those he joined the sith order because he was told the sith is in the right and how to govern/maintain the galaxy. eveything the sith do is for the sake of "peace" and for a better future. homen saber color changed when he saw kara saber changed from clear to green so something changed on what he saw and compare it to what the sith do.
kidna like dnd alignment sides for say lawful. you got lawful good, neutral and evil. lawful good would be you a hardcore paladin. every action and view is for sake of peace and help others with nothing in return and your fine with that. lawful evil is you will help ppl out in a problem they have BUT you want to squeeze something in return or benefit you. if they cant give it then basically you tell them to @#!# off and die.
or easier on that is DC lex luthor is mostly lawful evil. the joker is chaotic evil. in marvel lawful evil can relate closer to say agent venom. a anti-hero with early on he works for the american government. go on missions to take out high profile threats and this includes anyone tied to them like family members if they didnt know or didnt take action in it. or back to dc amanda waller for suicide squad can be sorta viewed as lawful evil.
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THIS SHOW IS NOT CANON. THEY ARE MAKING SOME OF THESE RULES UP FOR THIS ANIME.
Not gonna lie i think you are asking to much of a 20 minute episode with poor bellow a Padawan ethan xD
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No
I think Star Wars Visions is Disney and Lucasfilm getting very desperate. They are looking for anything new that they can make money on but they don't want to give up on SJW politics, so they are flinging everything at us to see what sticks
Colours have in lore meaning u noob. U can't just choose one, it's not a fashion
Tell that to samuel l jackson.