The official inquisitor discussion thread

I'm pretty sure they've confirmed that SS isn't Barris Offee, but I do think there's a connection - they just haven't revealed it yet. There's probably a connection between the Knights of Ren, the Inquisitors, and the Temple Guards that will be revealed/created later on too.

 

I wish they stuck with the grand inquisitor being the only inquisitor and din't kill him off.

 

Well yes no...But the amount of new ones is a bit crazy.

 

I voted for the unknown fourth inquisitor because he didn't make me facepalm yet.
Seriously I hope that guy is more competent.

 

My favorite moment from Rebels, ever, was Grand Inquisitor's introduction. Luring Ghost crew with Luminara Unduli's corpse was so evil and perfect...

...and after that episode he became a total chump.

 

One theory that I just came up with is that he inquisitors merged with the acolytes of the beyond to become The KOR eventually and I would really like to see Kanan become an inquisitor and Ezra being forced to turn to the dark side to save Kanam which would be an alliteration to Luke saving Anakin Skywalker in ROTJ ...

 

Grand Inquisitor

 

What would you want to see...them killing off main characters? They were going to win in the baby snatching episode, but Ashoka saved the day. I think that scene was important to show that Ashoka is on another level. We see Vader own Kanan/Ezra. Kanan/Ezra not quite as good as pair of inquisitors, and then we see Ashoka manhandle the inquisitors.

 

I'm not big on the whole inquisitor concept, but I hope Dave Filoni has a good explanation for them down the road. I just do not get why an Inquisitor would not strive to become a full on Sith or ronin Sith. How can one taste just enough of the darkside and say OK thats enough for me. Its like a Lay's potato chip, "Bet you cant eat just one!"

 

To me, the inquisitor core is like a bunch of ventresses. To make a real world analogy, you could train kung-fu with a buddist monk, without becoming a buddist. I feel like "sith" is a religion with a specific set of teachings.

 

sith is a specific religion, with specific beliefs. You dont need to be sith to be powerful or to touch the darks ide, theoretcially any o thei nquisitors can become more powerful than the sith.

The inquisitors have a different belief-set... get over it, it may be similiar too the sith, but it isnt.

 

Perfect explanation!

 

I'm going with the Grand Inquisitor as well, the brother & sister are constantly failing Vader will retire them.

 

Fun fact, Grand Inquisitor is the only character (for now I hope) in Rebels that killed someone with a lightsaber, first time decapitating the two officers, and second time impaling Kanan. I also want Vader to "retire" the current Inquisitors lol.

 

What about when the inquisitors kill everyone on that ship in order to steal the baby?

 

Was it implied that they killed people later in the episode? As far as I can tell nobody died in this scene.

Lightsabers in Rebels are mostly used to do cool spins, deflect blaster fire and bash other lightsabers, so it's nice to see that at least one character used it to kill someone onscreen. Just wanted to point that out.