Full Series Star Wars Rebels Season 2 Discussion (Spoilers Allowed)

There is room for both, similar to how in the old canon, the Inquisitor Organization existed even though the Emperor's Hand also existed. In other words, if we ever did get a canon vader's apprentice, he/she can have a role that is different then an Inquisitor, given a different task to complete in the Empire. Some cues should be taken from the old Emperor's hand for a hypothetical apprentice. Someone who is very loyal to Vader, and who Vader has no plans on making a future Sith. A dark side agent put on more secret missions compared to Inquisitors. An assassin that works alone (sometimes undercover) and is only known by a few. A person who doesn't need some double bladed spinning lightsaber, besides wielding a traditional lightsaber, uses other kinds of weapons to take down targets.

 

TFU is still in my head canon. I don't see how it contradicts anything in Rebels. Just have it take place right before. Just say Shaak Ti's death didn't happen.

 

Why would Shaak Ti not die?

 

If someone like Sarko Plank can fall to the depths of Temple of Eedit to an apparent death on the planet Devaron after battling Luke shortly after the battle of Yavin and yet return some 30 something years later in TFA - it is a good deduction characters like Maul and Galen Marek certainly are within the realm of still being alive and returning and that time isnt much an issue in SW.

 

I think I have a solution about the Obi Wan/ Vader thing. It's like the Anakin/ Grievous thing in Clone Wars. Have Obi-wan work behind the scenes and perhaps almost meet but never actually meet Vader. That way there would be no continuity issues.

 

Then you'd have to explain why he'd just up and leave Luke "unsupervised." That's his job in the years between ROTS/ANH, watch over Luke/keep him safe until the "time is right." Also I don't really buy that Vader wouldn't sense Obi Wan's presence if they were anywhere even remotely close to each other.

 

Heck that all but proves Made Windu is going to make a reappearance then!

 

Exactly. They sensed each other on the Death Star. And that was obviously the first and only time after Mustafar it happened.

And TFU sort of does contradict the new canon, mainly the formation of the Rebellion, and why Vader has to make Galen a secret apprentice and not just train him as an Inquisitor, although he does sort of play the same role in TFU by hunting down remaining Jedi and such.

 

This. plus being a hermit with no communication with the outside world plays a big part in his personal tragedy, so him being involved with the rebellion diminish that greatly.

 

Have her not die in TFU cause she was killed by Anakin, I believe.

 

To be fair, she died twice in the deleted scenes for Revenge of the Sith, so who is to say either of them are canon as well?

 

Neither one is canon.

 

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I believe the Anakin stabbing her from behind is canon, as it is shown in a vision in TCW. You could say that doesn't mean it happened if it's a vision, but all the other visions did happen so it's only safe to assume that is how Shaak Ti went out.

 

That would be during the Mortis arc. And if I'm remembering right, they had some things out of place in that, such as Windu and Kenobi at the Jedi Temple. So it's possible they were just using known models to flesh the scenes out a bit. So it's more than likely he did stab someone in the back [the whole Jedi Order for one], but who that really was and the fate of Shaak Tii is still unknown.

 

They were obviously referencing the deleted scene. The same exact event played out. And didn't know if it was Mortis orYoda on Dagobah.

 

Actually he is talking about the Yoda arc, where Yoda sees it in a vision on Dagobah. However, one could say the vision of Shaak Ti being stabbed by Anakin was not meant to be taken literally, and simply represents Anakin metaphorically (and literally) stabbing the Jedi in the back, and they used Shaak Ti to reference the deleted scene. However, it is currently the closest thing to a canon death Shaak Ti has, so until we hear otherwise, I will assume that is how she died.

 

In Marvel's Star Wars #9, Luke opens some holocrons and one of them shows Shaak Ti. She's referencing the "death of the Jedi" (Order 66). This means she must have survived at least the initial Order 66 from ROTS to record that message, so her death by Anakin in the deleted ROTS scene is not canon.

 

Probably.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=234&v=I1cutGYAuXs
Sarah Michelle Gellar talks 'Star Wars Rebels' on Live! with Kelly and Michael (Oct 6th, 2015)

New Clip at 3:50

 

You know, maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker, but Gellar sounds for me as if she was trying to impersonate Meredith Salenger...

 

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So Seventh Sisters creepy factor just scaled past ten. But honestly she is just amazing right now despite that. I wonder when and if Ahsoka and Seventh Sister will fight? Because that's duel I would like to see.

 

I'm more interested in shark guy to be honest.

Seventh Sister looks lame, imo.

 

At least she has the creepy factor going for her.