Anakin not only force pushed her into a wall hard enough to make it shatter a little and that looks like a pretty hard wall and then force chokes her while she's trying to recover. Anakin does not give two shits about being a jedi sometimes.
MegaDrainProductions He wasn't trying to kill Ventress, just take the fight out of her. If he wanted to kill her, he could have done so the minute he got her against the wall. Hell yeah he was angry, but he at least had enough control to pull back and ask questions.
This scene captured the irony of how fate turned out. Ventress started out on the dark path wanting to become sith, but eventually came back to the light... or at least became neutral. Anakin started out in the light and grew darker, and actually became a sith.
When you really think about it, you realize that Anakin, Dooku and Ventress were all Jedi before to turn to the Dark Side, then both Anakin and Dooku became a Sith while Ventress became an assassin. But then you have both Anakin and Ventress that finished to be at their very end more in between. Their evolution proves that these three evolved compare to the other Jedi
No ventress did not start out on a light path, she actually started out as a slave to a pirate which is considered dark then she became a Jedi which became on the light path, but her master died and she started going back to a dark path because she started killing again and dooku had her become a apprentice to become a sith. Now she left the dark path and became neutral. There are books on her that she fell in love with a Jedi and the council would pardon her crimes if she does some missions for them, but I don’t know if it was told she was doing it for the council or for her lover if for her lover then well she became neutral if for Jedi council and her lover well she became good. She died though, I think she died neutrally. She technically started from a dark path and ended up becoming neutral
+Hannibal Rasberry lol nah even before all of this. obi told anakin about killing, and anakin sill killed bad guys lol even before they had a jury or judge
I love how the environments and color of the episodes changes the closer we get to Episode III. It becomes darker, less colorful, and we see Anakin become more reactive, volatile, and temperamental. Never underestimate the use of color to help set a mood.
@@bavtie1 just look at the setting when Ashoka was escaping the prison, the search lights, the dark night, the red banners, the whole place screamed Galactic Empire
Yup! Interesting how in this scene Anakin’s bathed in red light while Ventress is in white. She’s truly unaligned, while Anakin’s already 80% of the way to being a Sith.
I like how Anakin is wearing his rope from Revenge of the Sith when he turned to the dark side, him wearing it in this scene pretty much shows he's done messing around,time to get serious to the point of killing someone/torturing them for answers.
I think you're a little confused, the robe doesn't symbolize the dark side or Anakin's fall to it. The robe is a Jedi garment worn by most Jedi - he wore it in AOTC.
I'm sure it is a reference to ROTS. However my point is that a robe isn't necessarily indicative of Anakin's fall to the dark side. He's been wearing it throughout the Clone War & before.
Sometimes I wonder, Are jedi any different than the sith. I mean obviously they are, but some of the ways Jedi do things, just seems a bit inhumane or insensitive at times.
Primal Uktena Both sides aren't free of their faults. Both Orders have their own cultures and philosophies that benefit them, but you need to remember that they are both kind of extremists in their own right. Jedi are often seen as the servants of the Light Side of the Force and they believe that the Force should be used in the service of other people and goodness. However, that view often blinds them to other truths. They won't always do what needs to be done because of their pacifist and tolerant ways. That and they also believe that many things that make people feeling beings, like love, are gateways to the Dark Side. This, of course, isn't true.
1:02 - 1:03 You gotta love that warping sound whenever someone gets Force-choked in The Clone Wars. The minute you hear it, you know someone is about to get choked!
This further shows anakin's distrust in the jedi council. We can start to see a picture of why he doesn't trust the jedi council and what led to his decision to join the dark side in episode 3.
+Shaky Shadow makes sense, i get angry with the council when i know how the council stood still watching someone they obviously felt that was innocent (felt in the natural way, not the force i mean) getting unfairly convicted with no right to defense, and they just stood by doing nothing. And when she proves her innocence, and the jedi asks her back, i would be like: OH! NOW U WANT ME BACK, DIDN'T U BELIEVE MY INNOCENCE??!! U KNOW ME, U KNOW I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT!! BUT U STOOD BY WATCHING ME GETTING CONVICTED!!!.....NO! I'M NOT COMING BACK, SPECIALLY NOW THAT U ARE ASKING THAT EVEN THOUGH U DIDN'T GIVE A THING ABOUT ME WHEN I WAS ARRESTED!! I WOULD BE VERY PISSED OFF IF I WAS IN AHSOKA'S SITUATION! I would feel betrayed by the council, while she was just sad, i would be furious (don't worry, not like anakin, i wouldn't kill kids) I watched this episode thinking, "man, Obi wan, Yoda, Plo, who was the old friend that convinced ahsoka to join the jedi order, NONE OF THEM DID ANYTHING!! Like they didn't care about her! how could they?"
Pretty much all the female characters here are some of the best in all Star Wars. Compare that to the sequel movies. Not a single compelling character. Yikes!
A thing that people seem to not remark is that here an ex sith apprentice is the one that helped him save his padawan , not the jedi order , not Obi wan but her .
@@irrelevanttroll3312 are you kidding me?! Tarkin outright said that the charges for her crimes, if indicted, could carry a sentence of life imprisonment...or even death. Did you not *see* the trial scene?!
@@irrelevanttroll3312 She would definitely have been executed. Tarkin wanted her dead because he felt humiliated by her during the citadel arc and his galaxy-sized ego was as fragile as a matchstick. And Palpatine wanted her dead to help turn Anakin. Ironically Palpatine would regret it or at least having Tarkin prosecute it because Anakin/Vader never got over it (in a legends comic, Vader even got Tarkin’s son killed as revenge for it), and the rift between them made a lot of difficulties for Palpatine.
I don't think so, it was just the lighting. Your eyes don't go yellow just from getting angry, you actually need to so some really bad stuff and go deep into the dark side to get them.
1:44 You really start to see how broken Ventress was after Dooku’s betrayal.Although she had moved on, the stuff he did and things and people she lost from it still haunt her.She’s very similar to ahsoka this way, making Anakin start to question the Jedi Council’s treatment of Ahsoka even more.
I don't think she says "such promises" because she believes he can't do it. But because it isn't the Jedi way and I guess that in a way she enjoys seeing him be darker
@@viniciuscardoso8056 Anakin isn't really a villain at this point though. He's definitely not a model jedi but at this point in time, him serving the dark side is something absolutely unthinkable to him. Heck, I still think that Anakin's fall in RoTS needed more screen time. He basically went from "What have I done?!" to "Yes, the jedi order are clearly evil and must be eradicated". Although that might just be him coping and justifying his actions, knowing there's no turning back.
Love how aggressive anakin says "tell me what happen" shows how serious he is following up the choke. Showing he won't hesitate to kill her where she stood
That said, I think he figured out she wasn't the culprit at that point. She clearly didn't have her lightsabers on her, or she wouldn't have tried to use a couple of pipes against a kriffing LIGHTSABER, and it's not like she had the need to ditch them, so something had to have happened, hence why he didn't yell something more like "CONFESS!" and just drag her sorry ass to the nearest jail
The emotions the animation gives off is amazing. The voice and facial expressions really bring life to the storylines. Anakin looks like hes ready to storm the court room and rescue Ahsoka if he couldnt find answers.
@@burakserhattopuz8110 The fact that the rule is an absolute itself is ironic but it's completely missing the point. The point is "DEALS" meaning its either this or that no compromises when making deals with other beings. Think back to what Anakin said to Obi Wan before their epic duel. "You're either with me or your my enemy." Anakin is giving Obi Wan two choices that Obi Wan does not want to make and leaves no room for negotiation. They are basically ultimatums, in which a Jedi would never DEAL in because a Jedi strives to achieve the middle ground when dealing with their own demands and the demands of others. That is until a Jedi is dealt an absolute like in the example I mentioned above with Anakin and Obi Wan. Then they will do what they must since they are given no other choice. Jedi can have rules that are absolutes. I mean the whole jedi code (and sith code) is full of absolutes. It's just not the Jedi way to deal in them because it goes against the nature of a Jedi which is compassion, order, and peace.
@@CyberRelic280 so what you're saying is you like the feeling of cold but soft lasagna noodles sliding out of your poop hole into the mouth of the elderly? Is that what you're saying?
It's probably a combination of (1) being nice so Anakin won't cut her head off and (2) realizing that she and Anakin's padawan are somewhat kindred spirits.
If I had to guess, she starts out in fear due to the implications of being involved with Ahsoka at this point. Had it been any other Jedi, she probably would have been afraid that she could be implicated as a co-conspirator in the bombing... but seeing as it was Anakin and she could likely sense his anger, she is terrified that he believes she had framed Ahsoka. She found out on Kamino that she can't count on him showing mercy like she could abuse with any other Jedi... and she can't start disrobing in front of him as a distraction like she can vs Obi Wan... I SEE YOU CHECKING HER OUT KENOBI!!! Once he decisively wins the fight and demonstrates that he is more interested in finding out the actual truth than any revenge he perceives he can find in killing Ventress, she starts opening up.
Definitely one of his darker clone wars moments, he was being very violent. The brief glint of yellow in his eyes + specifically choosing to have him wear his robe like he did as Vader in the ROTS are great visual details that reinforce that we're seeing his dark side.
@@jpf7942 I'm not sure if "turn her life around" is the right phrase here. More like she just wanted to make due and stay away from both the light and the dark side.
I just realized that this is literally Ventress' last on-screen appearance. Her final arc got scrapped and put into the Dark Desciple novel. Man, I wish they could finish that arc and give her a proper send-off.
@@black-meliodas7773 Yeah, but Disney wil not do that. I haven't read the book but I know what happens in it and I personally don't like that she needs to fight Dooku again and die through his hand :/. In my opinion she has come over Dooku. Back to the mini series. I don't understand Disney. They could have made so much money with 2 more seasons finishing all story lines but somehow in that case money wasn't important to them... The only logical explanation to me would be that the contract with Cartoon Network hasn't ended yet but they've given enough money for them so they could at least get one season to get new clients for Disney+.
The problem is she was too much of a fan favourite..they wouldnt kill her off if TCW completed her arc..the books still have the courage to kill off fan favourite characters, unlike Dave Filoni
I always appreciated how both Anakin and Ahsoka trusted Ventress in this arc. Neither of them could truly rely on the republic at this point, and it holds true that the people you dislike will usually tell the truth. Yeah, Anakin was about to snap her neck in half here, but I always felt like they had somewhat of a “friendly” rivalry between them. Letting her go shows that he respects her and her position at least a little bit
Well, Anakin at the very least did not hold a grudge on Ventress. He probably realized that since she's no longer a threat to the jedi order and the republic and is just trying to make due.
+blastiosemaster Anakin wasn't made a Jedi master because of his mentality. He may have been the 3rd most powerful Jedi in the Order, but he hadn't developed control over his emotions.
And than she falls in love with Quinlan Vos, gets captured by Dooku, forced to reveal she killed Vos’s master, gets beaten up even worse by him, gets arrested by the Jedi, forced to bring Vos in, assaulted and brought before Dooku and Sidious himself, tortured with Vos and finally killed in an effort to save her lover. Someone give Ventress a hug and a kiss already!!!!
This is one of the scenes that shows just how much Anakin cares about Ahsoka. Ventress was mostly right, but Anakin never gave up on or abandoned Ahsoka, that was the order's fault. If the order and the council treated all of the jedi better, Anakin would've stayed with the light. Ahsoka's expulsion led to their downfall in multiple ways. She contains the spirit of the light, and they pushed her away. That also meant Anakin didn't have the light literally by his side anymore
This! Don't know if it was intentional but it's really symbolic. Ahsoka was brought back to life thanks to the daughter's (embodiment of the light side) remaining life and since then, Morai watches over her (Who was portrayed on the daughters side in that painting in rebels). So in a way, Ahsoka was the new embodiment of the light and with the Jedi council expelling her from the order, they rejected the light they held so dear and pushed Anakin further to the darkside.
@@xemi2087 in a way, this Clone Wars episode (which plays out a lot like an episode of any really gritty Batman cartoon or TV series) really emphasizes what Revenge of the Sith already told us: that if you look at both the Jedi and the Sith from an objective, non-biased viewpoint, they're not really different at all, they just *seem* different because they have different points of view on the subject both know the most about: The Force. The differences that *are* there are all just aesthetic, surface-level differences. And that the Jedi are ultimately responsible for the creation of Darth Vader. Sidious may have pushed him *down* the path to becoming a Sith Lord in the end, but the Jedi were (unknowingly) doing most of the work *for* Sidious.
Anyone else realize that all the movements and even the stance he takes at 0:51 are all the same as Vader's movements and attacks? Great Detail especially since he never fights like this
@@burakserhattopuz8110 sure when he's thinking straight trying to kill, but here? guess who's pissed off, trying to get information as well as give someone a beat down
Always impressed with Anakin's strength. His right arm is a highly durable metal with great strength and he's doing a ton of impressive physical feats with his left.
this. In the fight against bariss, he uses his mechanical forearm to literally beat her with a lightsaber. Whats amazing is once she jumps on him making him lose the other saber, the mechanical hand manages to hold onto it which he uses to overpower her.
I love scenes where a Villain (or previously villainous character) underestimates what the (supposed) hero is willing to do to get what they want. Anakin does not engage her like he has done before, none of that arrogance or bravado, he just backs her in to a corner and demands that which he needs. Armed or not, Ventriss did not stand a chance. And you can almost, just almost, see the fear in her eyes. She may make a snarky comment afterwards, remarking on how he says he'll kill her, but I think, deep down, she knows he will.
Ventress: My master, abandon me. And that's exactly what you did to her. You and you'r precios jedi order. I think those words afect Anakin more than we can see.
This is such a great full circle moment for Anakin that is sorely missed in the movies. His first moment of going to the dark side was when he slaughtered that village after they kill his mom. Now you have this where he is full on hunting and torturing someone to avenge a surrogate sister. It also ties in nicely with the end of Rebels season 2 where Anakin as Vader blames Ahsoka for leaving him when it was really him who abandoned her by sticking with the Jedi order over her. Because of what happened to his mother, he never got over trying to protect and control people he cared deeply about and that was his undoing.
@@haydenfowle7576 I just mean an ex sith being outwardly afraid of a teetering jedi is an interesting concept. Especially since each of their arcs eventually go in completely opposite directions.
@@marvelfangirl3328 Ahsoka would get stomped by CW Anakin, ROTS Anakin, pre-suited Vader, the cybernetic Vader...literally every version of Anakin/Vader that isn't the 9 year old
Man, Asajj is actually really cool for spilling this much of her beans. Like, she easily could've just kept her mouth shut about contacting the temple, but she volunteered that info.
"My master abandoned me, and that's exactly what you did to her. You and you precious Jedi Order." She was talking about Dooku while referencing Ky Narec.
Prequel Haters that are fanboys of the OT, this is the true young Darth Vader. So stop complaining that Vader was a whiny brat and except nothing in this era as canon when you don't even see the canon Matt Latner version of him. He played the part extraordinarily well.
joe wilson Yep. At least there's lots of haters not like that, such as critics. Nostalgia Critic made a video of the things he likes about the prequels despite his negative opinions. There's those people, and people blind to anything and call anyone a fan of anything not OT or TFA an 8-year old.
ryhansen1 prequel hating is exaptable, because they simply aren't good movies and they didn't handle the characters well. But indeed, the clone wars did everything the should have done and much more. And yes, Matt Lanter's Anakin is exactly what I imagine a young Darth Vader to be, he's great! But that really only makes me hate Hayden's portrail of the character even more when I see RotS..
Bastiaan Wiltjer It's not the fact of hating prequels, it's being a blind fan/hater that I'm talking about. The prequels overall were indeed mediocre at best, but it brings out the cancer in the fanbase.
ryhansen1 now THAT is absolutely true... Star Wars and DC fanboys are some of the worst you'll ever come accross (I do seperate fans and fanboys, just so you know)
You know looking back being betrayed was the best thing to happen to her. Ventress went from being a mostly two dimensional character just around to be the big bad sith for a few episodes at a time, to helping those she would otherwise be attempting to kill because she sees a kindred spirit in Ahsoka.
No one: Literally no one: Not even J.J. Abrams, Rian Johnson, or Kathleen Kennedy: 72nd Emmy Awards: Nominate Star Wars Resistance for "Outstanding Children's Program" but leave out Star Wars: The Clone Wars entirely.
If you do a head count of all the People who did what they could for Ahsoka, you would only get 3: Anakin for exposing Barriss and bringing her to confess. Padmé for defending Ahsoka as her representative during her trial. Asajj Ventress: For providing Anakin the crucial piece that was needed to find Barriss.
After this scene I think that Ventress never came with an agreement with Ahsoka because she promised to speak to the council on her behalf it was because she felt sorry for her
Ngl I find it pretty funny how when Obi-Wan was up shit's creek Ventress actively intervened and helped him rather than letting Maul torture him but when she interacted with Anakin and Ahsoka it was way more hostile. Says a lot about what Ventress thought of Obi-Wan
+Owen Bloose Its canon :/ part of "the clone wars legacy" project to publish unfinished clone wars in different forms of media other than through the show itself.
After all these years, it is so surreal to watch Anakin and Ventress go from a fucking deathmatch on Yavin to communicating about Ahsoka’s innocence? What a time to be alive.
Now that Ventress is in the bad batch, I wouldn't be surprised if she encounters Darth Vader (Anakin) again & actually gets away from him and/or is sparred by Vader because of how she helped him with Ahsoka. Ventress would be given another chance to live and Vader would say something in the end like "You were not lying... Promise kept". Just an idea/theory that could be epic. Not too sure how they'd do it tho, if I had it my way, Vader would be sent to hunt down Omega, But Asajj comes to Omega's aid and protects her from Vader in a duel, in which Vader will remember who he's actually fighting. Just my perspective haha
If I was Asajj here I would kinda fall in love with Anakin after this encounter. This is not how a normal Jedi behaves. Even though he choked her and scared the shit out of her, seeing a Jedi act so aggressively to protect his padawan would probably gain him quite a bit of respect from an ex-sith who was abandoned by her master. Anakin is the master she wishes she could've had.
Oh, OUCH. She got him hard with that dig about how how he abandoned Ahsoka.Hit him harder than he hit her, on some levels, I dare say. Good voice acting from both parties involved, too.
Matt Lanter was 25-26 years old when he voiced Anakin Skywalker in the 2008 animated film and Season 01 (2008-2009). He would be 29-30 years old by the time Season 05 (2012-2013) was made. Nika Futterman was 39-40 years old when she voiced Asajj Ventress in the 2008 animated film and Season 01 (2008-2009). She would be 43-44 years old by Season 05 (2012-2013). So, you can tell that both voice actors have gotten used to playing their characters by this point. What's funny is that in most of the other language dubs of the series they actually got some of the voice actors from the other dubs of the Live Action Movies as well and the animated tv shows.
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Anakin not only force pushed her into a wall hard enough to make it shatter a little and that looks like a pretty hard wall and then force chokes her while she's trying to recover. Anakin does not give two shits about being a jedi sometimes.
+MegaDrainProductions His padawan was about to be falsely convicted and executed for murder and treason. I think his actions were justified.
TheScorpion0081 But if he killed Ventress, he would've killed the wrong person. He gave into his anger and pretty much went full darkside.
MegaDrainProductions He wasn't trying to kill Ventress, just take the fight out of her. If he wanted to kill her, he could have done so the minute he got her against the wall. Hell yeah he was angry, but he at least had enough control to pull back and ask questions.
But besides that theres been more than one moment he has been a little extreme with negotiations.
MegaDrainProductions You know, I've never said that you were wrong. I'm saying that his position was understandable.
"If you're lying, you're dead."
"Such promises"
God I love her.
Timmah same
only thing is i don't believe anakin was kidding, since his padawan would be put to death if she was and he'd turn to the dark side quicker as well
Plo Koon few would btw thanks for being my favourite Jedi
@@revolverocelot1380 wow man... INTERESTING 😏
Revolver Ocelot I FELT IT
This scene captured the irony of how fate turned out. Ventress started out on the dark path wanting to become sith, but eventually came back to the light... or at least became neutral. Anakin started out in the light and grew darker, and actually became a sith.
Ventress use to be a Jedi, tho, so she started on the light
Hair 2U ventress started as a jedi
When you really think about it, you realize that Anakin, Dooku and Ventress were all Jedi before to turn to the Dark Side, then both Anakin and Dooku became a Sith while Ventress became an assassin. But then you have both Anakin and Ventress that finished to be at their very end more in between.
Their evolution proves that these three evolved compare to the other Jedi
1:04 You can see that Ventress is afraid.
No ventress did not start out on a light path, she actually started out as a slave to a pirate which is considered dark then she became a Jedi which became on the light path, but her master died and she started going back to a dark path because she started killing again and dooku had her become a apprentice to become a sith. Now she left the dark path and became neutral. There are books on her that she fell in love with a Jedi and the council would pardon her crimes if she does some missions for them, but I don’t know if it was told she was doing it for the council or for her lover if for her lover then well she became neutral if for Jedi council and her lover well she became good. She died though, I think she died neutrally. She technically started from a dark path and ended up becoming neutral
the way his voice straight up growls when he tells ventress not to compare herself to ahsoka is literally so savage
Vader in his fleshy form.
BADASS!!!!!!!
99thJediWarrior no, that‘s Anakin, he loves his friends.
he straight reminds me of batman when he gets this angry
Ich kann kein Englisch
Anakin doesnt care about being a Jedi when it came to Padme or Ahsoka
@@markd2797 Oh, that word is going to die out faster than the fidget spinners.
Mark except*
Being a Jedi is overrated in Star Wars if you think about it. Especially if you happen to be one in the The Old Republic era.
and he lost both of them :,(
Yup anakin forced choked a few people about ahsoka
I don't think Anakin was kidding about coming back and finishing the job.
+Sebastian Fierro You'd be right to make that assumption
+Hannibal Rasberry I agree. Don't doubt the guy who chokes you with his bare hand that he will kill you if you are lying to him.
Gaming Central At the point in the show Anakin was done being the nice guy
+Hannibal Rasberry lol nah even before all of this. obi told anakin about killing, and anakin sill killed bad guys lol even before they had a jury or judge
Shawn Ford Come again ?
Anakin is going full batman
Anakin + Batman = Darth Knight
+99thJediWarrior 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 gg
I agree, this episode felt really like a Batman comic
WHERE IS SHE?!?!
MetalSkull554 there will be no fireworks
I love how the environments and color of the episodes changes the closer we get to Episode III. It becomes darker, less colorful, and we see Anakin become more reactive, volatile, and temperamental. Never underestimate the use of color to help set a mood.
westc0astm3tal amd the Republic turns more and more into the Empire (building interior, Tarkin, officer uniforms, seperation of the Jedi and the army)
@@bavtie1 just look at the setting when Ashoka was escaping the prison, the search lights, the dark night, the red banners, the whole place screamed Galactic Empire
the music also got more serious
The purples and greens were both so pretty & yet so vile in this scene
It was awesome!!!
Yup! Interesting how in this scene Anakin’s bathed in red light while Ventress is in white. She’s truly unaligned, while Anakin’s already 80% of the way to being a Sith.
I like how Anakin is wearing his rope from Revenge of the Sith when he turned to the dark side, him wearing it in this scene pretty much shows he's done messing around,time to get serious to the point of killing someone/torturing them for answers.
+Strider449
It even looks like he has yellow eyes at 0:43. That's normally a sign of the dark side.
Looks a big on him reminds me of the dark wanderer from diablo 2
+The Guy *a bit*
I think you're a little confused, the robe doesn't symbolize the dark side or Anakin's fall to it. The robe is a Jedi garment worn by most Jedi - he wore it in AOTC.
I'm sure it is a reference to ROTS. However my point is that a robe isn't necessarily indicative of Anakin's fall to the dark side. He's been wearing it throughout the Clone War & before.
"It's TRUE! My master abandoned me, and that's exactly what you did to her!
You and your precious Jedi Order.."
so many feels.
In her flashback her master was killed
Shes referring to Count Dooku. Anakin doesn't know about her old Jedi master
+AdamBlueification Pretty much shows that the Jedi Order is far from perfect.
Sometimes I wonder, Are jedi any different than the sith.
I mean obviously they are, but some of the ways Jedi do things, just seems a bit inhumane or insensitive at times.
Primal Uktena
Both sides aren't free of their faults. Both Orders have their own cultures and philosophies that benefit them, but you need to remember that they are both kind of extremists in their own right.
Jedi are often seen as the servants of the Light Side of the Force and they believe that the Force should be used in the service of other people and goodness. However, that view often blinds them to other truths. They won't always do what needs to be done because of their pacifist and tolerant ways. That and they also believe that many things that make people feeling beings, like love, are gateways to the Dark Side. This, of course, isn't true.
1:02 - 1:03 You gotta love that warping sound whenever someone gets Force-choked in The Clone Wars. The minute you hear it, you know someone is about to get choked!
That's how I was when I saw the first force choke on Rebels
Me too i love this sound effect (as much TIE Fighter / Sonic charges) but i never found it in download ... :(
99thJediWarrior Dude it was so fuckin awesome when they used that in Rogue One. When Vader choked Krennic
@Chris Paez Then explain Commander Fox's death.
Yes it sounded like a gasping sound
I love how he says: "How dare you compare yourself to Ahsoka"
Yea he had a little dark side in his voice.
Ahsoka was like little sister to him, so goddamn right he would be pissed off if bitch like Ventress would compare herself to her.
@@GM-kp7yw ventress is cool
@@michaelhighlights1614 now. Tho she was a bitch before. Lol
@@sougotokiwa8439 no she wasn't. She always was a cool and interesting character
This further shows anakin's distrust in the jedi council. We can start to see a picture of why he doesn't trust the jedi council and what led to his decision to join the dark side in episode 3.
+Shaky Shadow makes sense, i get angry with the council when i know how the council stood still watching someone they obviously felt that was innocent (felt in the natural way, not the force i mean) getting unfairly convicted with no right to defense, and they just stood by doing nothing. And when she proves her innocence, and the jedi asks her back, i would be like: OH! NOW U WANT ME BACK, DIDN'T U BELIEVE MY INNOCENCE??!! U KNOW ME, U KNOW I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT!! BUT U STOOD BY WATCHING ME GETTING CONVICTED!!!.....NO! I'M NOT COMING BACK, SPECIALLY NOW THAT U ARE ASKING THAT EVEN THOUGH U DIDN'T GIVE A THING ABOUT ME WHEN I WAS ARRESTED!!
I WOULD BE VERY PISSED OFF IF I WAS IN AHSOKA'S SITUATION! I would feel betrayed by the council, while she was just sad, i would be furious (don't worry, not like anakin, i wouldn't kill kids)
I watched this episode thinking, "man, Obi wan, Yoda, Plo, who was the old friend that convinced ahsoka to join the jedi order, NONE OF THEM DID ANYTHING!! Like they didn't care about her! how could they?"
That makes sense why he'd murder a bunch of children.
@@lukerojas9474 he was lost to palpatine and the dark side at that point already. that wasnt anakin but vader.
@@lukerojas9474 Point taken. But Vader felt like💭 that they were too powerful to be left alive 🙋🏾♂️
If only the movies weren't such dogshit.
Ventress's neck is so skinny, Anakin could grab it with his hand.
And also wrapped it around
Ventress is my favorite secondary character in the series.
I love when flirt with Obi-Wan
John Canary I just wish we got more of her
Surprisingly one of my favourite characters.
Her EU fate was better. She commandeered a ship and flew into the unknown
Pretty much all the female characters here are some of the best in all Star Wars.
Compare that to the sequel movies. Not a single compelling character. Yikes!
0:59 Anakin: *cuts through her metal pole with his lightsaber*
Ventress: *Surprised Pikachu face*
@Hungti yooooo lmfao
A thing that people seem to not remark is that here an ex sith apprentice is the one that helped him save his padawan , not the jedi order , not Obi wan but her .
Ironic
True. Without Ventress, Ashoka could've been sentenced to death.
@@hriscubogdan2292 more like imprisonment but if you mean by clones searching her maybe yeah
@@irrelevanttroll3312 are you kidding me?! Tarkin outright said that the charges for her crimes, if indicted, could carry a sentence of life imprisonment...or even death. Did you not *see* the trial scene?!
@@irrelevanttroll3312 She would definitely have been executed. Tarkin wanted her dead because he felt humiliated by her during the citadel arc and his galaxy-sized ego was as fragile as a matchstick. And Palpatine wanted her dead to help turn Anakin.
Ironically Palpatine would regret it or at least having Tarkin prosecute it because Anakin/Vader never got over it (in a legends comic, Vader even got Tarkin’s son killed as revenge for it), and the rift between them made a lot of difficulties for Palpatine.
0:59 lol she's was like "damn it i forgot"
Or "oh shit! I'm so fucked"
I forgor 💀
Anakin: Don't worry, I can play the same game *force chokes her*
Anyone else notice that when Anakin is in the dark his eyes have a tint of Yellow? Love the small details.
Yeah. That’s crazy right there. Good eye
Where?
I don't think so, it was just the lighting. Your eyes don't go yellow just from getting angry, you actually need to so some really bad stuff and go deep into the dark side to get them.
@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi Even if it was just lighting, it's still great symbolism.
1:44 You really start to see how broken Ventress was after Dooku’s betrayal.Although she had moved on, the stuff he did and things and people she lost from it still haunt her.She’s very similar to ahsoka this way, making Anakin start to question the Jedi Council’s treatment of Ahsoka even more.
I think what really broke her was Grievous' attack on Dathomir, her sisters, her family were entirely wiped out, she had no one
I just admire Anakin's progression throughout the series with his lightsaber combat skills and power.
he became stronger and stronger until his fall, but then he became even stronger as vader
I'm sure Padme luuuvs his lightsaber skill. TEHEHEHEHHUGHLAHLAHALAAAHH
"If you're lying...you're dead."
"Such promises..."
...right. He didn't HAVE to let go of that force choke y'know...
I don't think she says "such promises" because she believes he can't do it. But because it isn't the Jedi way and I guess that in a way she enjoys seeing him be darker
@@SchultzDorinda And yet she was so scared, when he almost crushed her neck.
@@GM-kp7yw Indeed.
But you can be scared of something and still enjoy it
@@SchultzDorinda _kinky_
I think she quite liked being force choked by Anakin. 😈
Damn, Anakin. THAT is an entrance worthy of a Star Wars protagonist.
Yep that looked like when E's Starkiller(Galen Marek) dropped down to fight Shakk Ti
He is a villain prota not a real hero, luke and ahsoka is true heroes
Or antagonist knowing that he’ll be Vader
@@viniciuscardoso8056 Anakin isn't really a villain at this point though. He's definitely not a model jedi but at this point in time, him serving the dark side is something absolutely unthinkable to him. Heck, I still think that Anakin's fall in RoTS needed more screen time. He basically went from "What have I done?!" to "Yes, the jedi order are clearly evil and must be eradicated". Although that might just be him coping and justifying his actions, knowing there's no turning back.
@@Matihood1 too
Love how aggressive anakin says "tell me what happen" shows how serious he is following up the choke. Showing he won't hesitate to kill her where she stood
That said, I think he figured out she wasn't the culprit at that point. She clearly didn't have her lightsabers on her, or she wouldn't have tried to use a couple of pipes against a kriffing LIGHTSABER, and it's not like she had the need to ditch them, so something had to have happened, hence why he didn't yell something more like "CONFESS!" and just drag her sorry ass to the nearest jail
The emotions the animation gives off is amazing. The voice and facial expressions really bring life to the storylines. Anakin looks like hes ready to storm the court room and rescue Ahsoka if he couldnt find answers.
Well this is Anakin "massacred a whole tribe over his mother's death" Skywaker. I don't think that would be beyond him.
He slammed her hard. Look at the wall at 1:29
I thought you where Hitler
Phrasing!
You should've seen the bedchamber later that evening
"If you're lying, you're dead"
...only a Sith deals in absolutes.
This rule is an absolute itself so it is really ironic to jedi have this rule.
@@burakserhattopuz8110 The fact that the rule is an absolute itself is ironic but it's completely missing the point. The point is "DEALS" meaning its either this or that no compromises when making deals with other beings. Think back to what Anakin said to Obi Wan before their epic duel. "You're either with me or your my enemy." Anakin is giving Obi Wan two choices that Obi Wan does not want to make and leaves no room for negotiation. They are basically ultimatums, in which a Jedi would never DEAL in because a Jedi strives to achieve the middle ground when dealing with their own demands and the demands of others. That is until a Jedi is dealt an absolute like in the example I mentioned above with Anakin and Obi Wan. Then they will do what they must since they are given no other choice. Jedi can have rules that are absolutes. I mean the whole jedi code (and sith code) is full of absolutes. It's just not the Jedi way to deal in them because it goes against the nature of a Jedi which is compassion, order, and peace.
@@CyberRelic280 yes I agree with you but compassion? No.
@@burakserhattopuz8110 What about compassion?
@@CyberRelic280 so what you're saying is you like the feeling of cold but soft lasagna noodles sliding out of your poop hole into the mouth of the elderly? Is that what you're saying?
"It had to be ANOTHER Jedi."
I like how that line is also a reference to Ventress's own past as a Jedi.
Anakin's inner Vader is barely restraining itself here.
wow ventress is suprisingly frendly in this one
hemmo etänoja nahhh she just in fear so She just playing nice
It's probably a combination of (1) being nice so Anakin won't cut her head off and (2) realizing that she and Anakin's padawan are somewhat kindred spirits.
On top of all that at this point she's no longer a Sith acolyte or embedded in the dark side of the force, so she's a lot more human than before.
If I had to guess, she starts out in fear due to the implications of being involved with Ahsoka at this point. Had it been any other Jedi, she probably would have been afraid that she could be implicated as a co-conspirator in the bombing... but seeing as it was Anakin and she could likely sense his anger, she is terrified that he believes she had framed Ahsoka. She found out on Kamino that she can't count on him showing mercy like she could abuse with any other Jedi... and she can't start disrobing in front of him as a distraction like she can vs Obi Wan... I SEE YOU CHECKING HER OUT KENOBI!!!
Once he decisively wins the fight and demonstrates that he is more interested in finding out the actual truth than any revenge he perceives he can find in killing Ventress, she starts opening up.
She is heading more into neutrality now; she's much less Sith than she was before.
0:48 damn, she would've died like Darth Maul was supposed to
jared but he didn't die he lived and become friend with Forrest Gump later on he be like you got new legs lutenet danes
@ur mom yes
@@gageniedert4344 lmao
@@rainefyre6750 ha ha
When Ventress utters the line, "Leave me alone!" you really get the feel that Anakin is the bad guy here...
Yeah I felt bad for her. She didn't want trouble and is trying to turn her life around at that point
Definitely one of his darker clone wars moments, he was being very violent. The brief glint of yellow in his eyes + specifically choosing to have him wear his robe like he did as Vader in the ROTS are great visual details that reinforce that we're seeing his dark side.
@@jpf7942 I'm not sure if "turn her life around" is the right phrase here. More like she just wanted to make due and stay away from both the light and the dark side.
I mean, she knows how powerful he is and she didn't have her sabers.
I just realized that this is literally Ventress' last on-screen appearance. Her final arc got scrapped and put into the Dark Desciple novel. Man, I wish they could finish that arc and give her a proper send-off.
Well it were planned to do 8 Episodes of DD right?
So they could make a mini the Clone Wars art-style Series just like Falcon and the Wnter Soldier
@@black-meliodas7773
Yeah, but Disney wil not do that. I haven't read the book but I know what happens in it and I personally don't like that she needs to fight Dooku again and die through his hand :/. In my opinion she has come over Dooku. Back to the mini series. I don't understand Disney. They could have made so much money with 2 more seasons finishing all story lines but somehow in that case money wasn't important to them...
The only logical explanation to me would be that the contract with Cartoon Network hasn't ended yet but they've given enough money for them so they could at least get one season to get new clients for Disney+.
@@hanskaczka7688 Ventress > Dooku?
I like her way more but Dooku would moop the floor with her is if he is going Serious
@@black-meliodas7773
That's true.
The problem is she was too much of a fan favourite..they wouldnt kill her off if TCW completed her arc..the books still have the courage to kill off fan favourite characters, unlike Dave Filoni
1:42 the way Anakin says that always gives me chills
His eyes went full yellow there
I always appreciated how both Anakin and Ahsoka trusted Ventress in this arc. Neither of them could truly rely on the republic at this point, and it holds true that the people you dislike will usually tell the truth.
Yeah, Anakin was about to snap her neck in half here, but I always felt like they had somewhat of a “friendly” rivalry between them. Letting her go shows that he respects her and her position at least a little bit
Well, Anakin at the very least did not hold a grudge on Ventress. He probably realized that since she's no longer a threat to the jedi order and the republic and is just trying to make due.
I love that face expression that she does when she says "Barriss" at 2:50
1:03 anyone else find it so satisfying that the force choke actually sounds like the wind pipes getting blocked off?
Wait, Ashoka was still a Padawan at this stage? After everything she did, she should be a Knight!
+Cybermat47 Kinda like how Anakin should have been a jedi master in ROTS
+blastiosemaster Anakin wasn't made a Jedi master because of his mentality. He may have been the 3rd most powerful Jedi in the Order, but he hadn't developed control over his emotions.
TheNuisanceBird Well i could see that but his Skills as a jedi are better than that of some masters
blastiosemaster That's why I mentioned him probably being the 3rd most powerful Jedi active during the Clone Wars.
+Cybermat47 Jedi can be padawans for decades. I know of one, who's name I have forgotten was a padawan for 20 years.
And than she falls in love with Quinlan Vos, gets captured by Dooku, forced to reveal she killed Vos’s master, gets beaten up even worse by him, gets arrested by the Jedi, forced to bring Vos in, assaulted and brought before Dooku and Sidious himself, tortured with Vos and finally killed in an effort to save her lover.
Someone give Ventress a hug and a kiss already!!!!
nah. She decides to fake her own death and go away from both the jedi and sith, leaving in peace. The Dark Disciple was honestly trash
When his hood was up it looked like his eyes where yellow. A prelude to the Sith he will become later on in his life.
This is one of the scenes that shows just how much Anakin cares about Ahsoka. Ventress was mostly right, but Anakin never gave up on or abandoned Ahsoka, that was the order's fault. If the order and the council treated all of the jedi better, Anakin would've stayed with the light. Ahsoka's expulsion led to their downfall in multiple ways. She contains the spirit of the light, and they pushed her away. That also meant Anakin didn't have the light literally by his side anymore
This! Don't know if it was intentional but it's really symbolic. Ahsoka was brought back to life thanks to the daughter's (embodiment of the light side) remaining life and since then, Morai watches over her (Who was portrayed on the daughters side in that painting in rebels). So in a way, Ahsoka was the new embodiment of the light and with the Jedi council expelling her from the order, they rejected the light they held so dear and pushed Anakin further to the darkside.
@@xemi2087 in a way, this Clone Wars episode (which plays out a lot like an episode of any really gritty Batman cartoon or TV series) really emphasizes what Revenge of the Sith already told us: that if you look at both the Jedi and the Sith from an objective, non-biased viewpoint, they're not really different at all, they just *seem* different because they have different points of view on the subject both know the most about: The Force. The differences that *are* there are all just aesthetic, surface-level differences. And that the Jedi are ultimately responsible for the creation of Darth Vader. Sidious may have pushed him *down* the path to becoming a Sith Lord in the end, but the Jedi were (unknowingly) doing most of the work *for* Sidious.
@@xemi2087 amazing actually and it really does show how far gone the Jedi actually were kinda sad
Anakin going darker, Asajj showing her sad, Jedi heart... Things are about to change.
Anakin: "Hello There!"
Ventress: "General Skywalker! You are a bold one!"
He was Obi Wans Padawan he learned Hello There during his time as Obi Wans Student
Anyone else realize that all the movements and even the stance he takes at 0:51 are all the same as Vader's movements and attacks? Great Detail especially since he never fights like this
Yes but vader holds it a little bit lower and vader is faster
@@burakserhattopuz8110 sure when he's thinking straight trying to kill, but here? guess who's pissed off, trying to get information as well as give someone a beat down
@@xrstevenson ok you’ve got a point.
Yep, in TESB Vader had that exact stance when he was fighting Luke, right before he cut off his hand
Always impressed with Anakin's strength. His right arm is a highly durable metal with great strength and he's doing a ton of impressive physical feats with his left.
this. In the fight against bariss, he uses his mechanical forearm to literally beat her with a lightsaber. Whats amazing is once she jumps on him making him lose the other saber, the mechanical hand manages to hold onto it which he uses to overpower her.
man I wish when ahsoka left her and ventress did work together again
JUTAN Dave was trying to work out a story line for them in the future of the show but George didn't want it
@@bradpowell2.067 Fuck George
George sold Star Wars because of hater from the prequel so hating on him more isn’t helping
0:33 that entrance is amazing. One simple drop
I love scenes where a Villain (or previously villainous character) underestimates what the (supposed) hero is willing to do to get what they want. Anakin does not engage her like he has done before, none of that arrogance or bravado, he just backs her in to a corner and demands that which he needs. Armed or not, Ventriss did not stand a chance.
And you can almost, just almost, see the fear in her eyes. She may make a snarky comment afterwards, remarking on how he says he'll kill her, but I think, deep down, she knows he will.
Ok I can't resist. Anakin Skywalker, the new Sherlock Holmes...
And who's Watson?
@@giuseppe4717if Rex was with him he would of calmed his General down or he would of beat the shit out of Ventress until she talk
Ventress: My master, abandon me. And that's exactly what you did to her. You and you'r precios jedi order.
I think those words afect Anakin more than we can see.
Jesus christ, Anakin is fucking tall. So intimidating. Not to mention how he takes hits like a champ
His demeanor is what’s intimidating.
Im pretty sure your a guy writing this lmao. No female would ever write this. This is why females call this the “male gaze”
The man is 6'2, he's a walking tank
Banakin whenever someone he likes is in trouble: "You've activated my Vader card."
*Force chokes*
"You and your precious Jedi Order"
The feeling of this line surely changed a lot from the first season to the last.
1:58 That *de-escalated* quickly
“Tell me what happened!” Hayden probably would’ve screamed that
I would shit my pants hearing Matt Lanter saying that or James Earl Jones or Scott Lawrence I would shit my Organs hearing them
That intro makes me feel like this is Gotham City or some shit lol
+ɴega a guy named spamcat from furaffinity
Underbelly of Coursaunt
1:03 Me too.
its like he is willingly just letting Vader take the wheel
With the cloak he looks like a huge lumbering figure, honestly feels like an appearance of Vader
This is such a great full circle moment for Anakin that is sorely missed in the movies. His first moment of going to the dark side was when he slaughtered that village after they kill his mom. Now you have this where he is full on hunting and torturing someone to avenge a surrogate sister. It also ties in nicely with the end of Rebels season 2 where Anakin as Vader blames Ahsoka for leaving him when it was really him who abandoned her by sticking with the Jedi order over her. Because of what happened to his mother, he never got over trying to protect and control people he cared deeply about and that was his undoing.
This encounter made Ventress seem more "human." I almost feel sorry for her.
1:25 Me too.
Seeing Ventress being briefly scared of Anakin speaks volumes.
His innocent Padawan was gonna be wrongly executed he couldn't careless about being a Jedi
@@haydenfowle7576 I just mean an ex sith being outwardly afraid of a teetering jedi is an interesting concept. Especially since each of their arcs eventually go in completely opposite directions.
They've faced before.
Anakin kicked her ass then too.
Bae kicked her ass off a cliff lol
Maverick Skolnik my bae kicked his ass and almost took his clone stuff.
I'm sure Ashoka would kick Anakins butt
@@marvelfangirl3328 Ahsoka would get stomped by CW Anakin, ROTS Anakin, pre-suited Vader, the cybernetic Vader...literally every version of Anakin/Vader that isn't the 9 year old
José Luis lol nah she was able to hold her own in her fight with Vader. Plus he got his ass kicked by Luke who only had a few months on training.
1:04 that is the most subtle use of the imperial march i think I've ever heard.
Man, Asajj is actually really cool for spilling this much of her beans. Like, she easily could've just kept her mouth shut about contacting the temple, but she volunteered that info.
"My master abandoned me, and that's exactly what you did to her. You and you precious Jedi Order."
She was talking about Dooku while referencing Ky Narec.
"My master abandoned me. And that's exactly what you did to her."
That hit deep
Anakin abandoned Ashoka?
@@myleswayne301 Yeah. Because the whole Jedi Council and Anakin turned their backs on her when she needed them most
@@trebleclef6406 Anakin saved her life from being executed.
Prequel Haters that are fanboys of the OT, this is the true young Darth Vader. So stop complaining that Vader was a whiny brat and except nothing in this era as canon when you don't even see the canon Matt Latner version of him. He played the part extraordinarily well.
joe wilson Yep. At least there's lots of haters not like that, such as critics. Nostalgia Critic made a video of the things he likes about the prequels despite his negative opinions. There's those people, and people blind to anything and call anyone a fan of anything not OT or TFA an 8-year old.
ryhansen1 prequel hating is exaptable, because they simply aren't good movies and they didn't handle the characters well. But indeed, the clone wars did everything the should have done and much more. And yes, Matt Lanter's Anakin is exactly what I imagine a young Darth Vader to be, he's great!
But that really only makes me hate Hayden's portrail of the character even more when I see RotS..
Bastiaan Wiltjer It's not the fact of hating prequels, it's being a blind fan/hater that I'm talking about. The prequels overall were indeed mediocre at best, but it brings out the cancer in the fanbase.
ryhansen1 now THAT is absolutely true... Star Wars and DC fanboys are some of the worst you'll ever come accross (I do seperate fans and fanboys, just so you know)
Bastiaan Wiltjer Not the worst. Undertale and FNAF have worse fanboys
This is what made Anakin so powerful, his devotion to his friends, it’s just a shame it was also his greatest weakness
As much as I loved season 7 I wished they gave a proper conclusion to Asajj Ventress. Her role and arc was amazing
couldn't be helped, Disney didn't allow the team to finish everything.
Still in that majority that's salty she died offscreen, rather than see her arc end in season 7.
you know youre screwed When Anakin Skywalker goes all batshit crazy on you
You know looking back being betrayed was the best thing to happen to her. Ventress went from being a mostly two dimensional character just around to be the big bad sith for a few episodes at a time, to helping those she would otherwise be attempting to kill because she sees a kindred spirit in Ahsoka.
It looks like he gets more calm when she criticizes the order
You and your precious Jedi order
2:53 when you promise your girlfriend you'll never cheat
Lol I don’t wait for the lying part 😁😁
Lol nice
@@starred1096 Bleh
It’s the opposite way around. That’s the boy saying that.
How about either/or
0:43 Might just be my imagination, but his eyes look yellow here
They definitely do!
Anakin not marching with the 501st hooded against battle droids is a crime.
That, and the Emmys completely ignoring TCW by giving it zero nominations for the last season.
No one:
Literally no one:
Not even J.J. Abrams, Rian Johnson, or Kathleen Kennedy:
72nd Emmy Awards: Nominate Star Wars Resistance for "Outstanding Children's Program" but leave out Star Wars: The Clone Wars entirely.
0:51 - this “leave me ALONE!!!” sounds so damn realistic)
1:59 - the moment when he realized Ventress was actually right)
))))))))))))))))))))
If you do a head count of all the People who did what they could for Ahsoka, you would only get 3:
Anakin for exposing Barriss and bringing her to confess.
Padmé for defending Ahsoka as her representative during her trial.
Asajj Ventress: For providing Anakin the crucial piece that was needed to find Barriss.
0:36 That's a badass shot of Anakin.
Pre suit Vader look! Love him like that!
Omg Anakin in his Jedi robes freaking epic 😱😍
This is the look when he became Darth Vader
After this scene I think that Ventress never came with an agreement with Ahsoka because she promised to speak to the council on her behalf it was because she felt sorry for her
She needs her own tv show.
Ngl I find it pretty funny how when Obi-Wan was up shit's creek Ventress actively intervened and helped him rather than letting Maul torture him but when she interacted with Anakin and Ahsoka it was way more hostile. Says a lot about what Ventress thought of Obi-Wan
2:02 " I always pictured the both of them leaning against the rails and smoking a cigarette"
0:05 you can see Anakin waiting.... ominously
Ventress would make a Dark, yet powerful and meaningful speech to the Jedi Order (not the Republic).
And Ventress would make a good partner to Ahsoka.
She would still be unlucky if she met him as darth vader
Too bad she
*spoiler*
died in the Dark Disciple novel :/
too bad that isn't canon anymore
Owen Bloose Dark Disciple is part of new canon, FYI
Is it? I didn't know they made any books recently.
+Owen Bloose I hope so, would like to see her again.
+Owen Bloose Its canon :/ part of "the clone wars legacy" project to publish unfinished clone wars in different forms of media other than through the show itself.
0:27
Man, you gotta love how they can just yeet themselves wherever they want
After all these years, it is so surreal to watch Anakin and Ventress go from a fucking deathmatch on Yavin to communicating about Ahsoka’s innocence? What a time to be alive.
This was perhaps the first time in the series Ventress was truly afraid of Anakin.
Now that Ventress is in the bad batch, I wouldn't be surprised if she encounters Darth Vader (Anakin) again & actually gets away from him and/or is sparred by Vader because of how she helped him with Ahsoka. Ventress would be given another chance to live and Vader would say something in the end like "You were not lying... Promise kept". Just an idea/theory that could be epic. Not too sure how they'd do it tho, if I had it my way, Vader would be sent to hunt down Omega, But Asajj comes to Omega's aid and protects her from Vader in a duel, in which Vader will remember who he's actually fighting. Just my perspective haha
If I was Asajj here I would kinda fall in love with Anakin after this encounter. This is not how a normal Jedi behaves. Even though he choked her and scared the shit out of her, seeing a Jedi act so aggressively to protect his padawan would probably gain him quite a bit of respect from an ex-sith who was abandoned by her master. Anakin is the master she wishes she could've had.
Careful Anakin, your Vader is showing.
I love Anakins determining in this episode!
How is Anakin abandoning Ahsoka? The fact that he's there is proof that he isn't. He's the only Jedi who's sticking up for her at this point.
His relogion hates ahsoka, she do good and their leaders wanted she wipeout
@@faraifatso4243 he literally told her that he can only do so much and had to stick with the jedi code
@@lapplandkun9273 That was more so because he didn’t want to be seen as Ashoka’s accomplice
I lost all Sympathy for the Jedi when they expel Ahsoka when she was innocent
Oh, OUCH. She got him hard with that dig about how how he abandoned Ahsoka.Hit him harder than he hit her, on some levels, I dare say. Good voice acting from both parties involved, too.
Matt Lanter was 25-26 years old when he voiced Anakin Skywalker in the 2008 animated film and Season 01 (2008-2009). He would be 29-30 years old by the time Season 05 (2012-2013) was made. Nika Futterman was 39-40 years old when she voiced Asajj Ventress in the 2008 animated film and Season 01 (2008-2009). She would be 43-44 years old by Season 05 (2012-2013). So, you can tell that both voice actors have gotten used to playing their characters by this point. What's funny is that in most of the other language dubs of the series they actually got some of the voice actors from the other dubs of the Live Action Movies as well and the animated tv shows.
0:52 every girl I've ever had a crush on