I'm just curious to know if anybody else noticed it....

So, in the last season of Rebels towards the end of the season, I don't know which episode number it was, but it's the episode where Ezra goes into the Jedi Temple after the wolves come and talk to him.

It really sounded like they were playing music from Raiders of the Lost ark. It may not have been the actual music from the movie but it certainly was in homage being played there in my opinion. Just curious to know if anybody else noticed it or was it an actual thing? Like is there some sort of History to that?

This man is the king of hating

Losing his first pilot in a crash, being saved and given a new family, only for his second pilot to nearly die in the exact same way is wild.

I don't remember him ever making that screeching noise the way he does after Hera crashes. He was terrified.

First rewatch. The Mandalorian episodes were always really cool but something still sticks out as odd.

Why is Fenn Rau so chill with the rebels?

It seemed like him and the Protectors were perfectly happy working for the Empire. The Rebels show up, challenge him to a duel, and blow up his ships. Then they take him prisoner and force the Protectors to go against the Empire's orders by letting them have safe passage.

He's their prisoner for a long time, first chance he gets he busts out, only to see the extra-loyal Mandos wiped out the Protectors. Correct me if I'm wrong but that only happened because the Empire found out the Protectors betrayed them on behalf of the Rebels.

So why is Fenn Rau willing to keep working with the Rebels, let alone tolerate them? He basically lost everything because they got involved.

When Kanan died, he had undergone his own form of the trials.

Yoda faced his inner darkness, and at the end of season 1, Kanan realizes he has to rise above his own fear after believing Ezra had fallen to his death. He learns to overcome his fear using the Force.
In the Valley of Extinction, Yoda faces a perfect world where everyone is happy, but he rejects this world and learns to let go. Similarly, when Kanan is in the temple the second time, he is challenged with the thought that Ezra will turn to the dark side; Kanan learns to let go of the notion he can protect Ezra forever, to which the Force spirit of the Grand Inquisitor through the Force itself Knights him.
And lastly, Yoda went to Moraband (Korriban for elite ball knowers) for his final test, where the dark side itself tried to break him and seduce him with power. Kanan didn't go through something exactly like this, but when he was faced with the loss of his vision, he overcame it and learned to see not with his eyes but with the Force.

There are also a few other things that I think support the notion that he became one with the cosmic force and could partially manifest himself.

1. No body was confirmed to be found; you could say it was evaporated, which is fair, but his lightsaber survived the explosion in relatively good shape.

2. At the end of his life, the Force restored his vision one last time so that he could see Hara. This is definitely a sign he had attuned himself with the Force in some way.

3. Big dog... need I say more

4. Hera feels the presence of Kanan when on the mission to the temple of the world between worlds. You could say this is just her mourning and thinking about what Kanan would do, but he definitely has a Force spirit glow to him.

Idk if Dave confirmed it or not, but I think he is at least on the same level as Qui Gon when it comes to his ability to manifest through the Force.

There's like multiple times where Ezra and Kanan are just chilling in space without a helmet. And in that Maul episode where he returns and kidnaps the gang, Ezra is getting sucked into space without a helmet no?

I have to say Phantom 1 both because I generally prefer the look but I also think it fits the Ghost crew better with the rougher design as opposed to the sleeker design of Phantom 2. While I do love both ships I also dislike how the Phantom 2 looks when attached to the Ghost

Toy Photography by me

Both ships were captured by phoenix cell yet they were never seen again after their debut episode despite phoenix cell needing ships. From the later half of season 2 and all of season 3 their main ship was a stolen imperial carrier so their not against using captured imperial ships. Both ships have weapons so could be used in combat

thrawn and kallius are too smart. they can sniff out rebels even when disguised even random troopers just know the test isnt over. that shit bugs me

What was the destiny of the two Force-sensitive children that Ahsoka, Kanan, Ezra, and Seb rescued in season 2, episode 10, "The Future of the Force"?

​I do not remember if this was ever addressed later in the show, even after Kanan specifically said the task of protecting them now fell upon them.

Were they safely returned to anonymity with their families to live out ordinary lives away from the conflict?

Did anyone ever estimate the number of deaths would have occurred per episode? It would be a huge number and the Specter crew had a lot of blood on their hands j

I know Kanan has more of a reason to be sceptical because of Order 66 and the fact that he's a Jedi, but it wasn't exactly kept a secret that the clones continued to work for the Empire after the fall of the Republic. So I imagine that some people treated him with judgement before eventually respecting him. Does anyone feel the same way?

Kanan, Ezra and Thrawn drawn by Kouchi Tokita. Manga-ka known for Gundam Seed Astray, Gundam 00F among other manga. Just thought it was too cool to not share with everyone. :)

Link to his blog is here:
https://x.com/kouichi_tokita/status/2058258199585968170