What's your favourite Rebels moment so far?

Exactly what I wanted to write! Generally, I enjoyed all the moments where we see Kanan develop, grow, work on his relationship with Hera... The way they split in the last episode, while he still seems totally oblivious to her struggle, at least before Sabine reminds him to go talk to her. And the hug at the end... Reminds me way too much of Han's and Leia's in Ep VII. I've a bad feeling about this.

Welp, since I can't choose just one, do the trailers count? Because the trailer for the finale, with Ahsoka's visions of Anakin, had me crying.

Oh, and all the Karabasts.

 

@Empire Jo, yup, that was one of the (quite rare) moments I found relatable, but Kanan brings that up from me. Also, when he tries to teach Ezra about sacrifice, or "Do, ot do not, there is no try" without really understanding it himself. In a way, I find him much more relatable than Ezra, though we're supposed to like him more.
And Chop's the best, finally a comic relief that works, and especially good with Zeb, while we're at it.

 

I have a few favorites. These are the moments of the show that momentarily brought out the Star Wars Kid in me when I first saw them:

• The Ashoka reveal as the doorway opened (right before the fight with the Inquisitors). Didn't need to see the fight, you knew it was going to go down (but seeing the fight was nice too)
• Seeing Vader in his prime (both as a pilot and an intimidator)
• Kanan revealing himself as a Jedi
• Tarkin destroying the communications tower (and most of the Tarkin scenes in that episode - good to see him in his prime as well)
• Hearing "Firefly" Yoda reach out from Dagobah to connect to other Jedi

 

The last hour of Season 2.

More badassery in that episode than all the others preceding it.

 

So many great things, each better than the last. It kept building and even thought there were 18 cliff-hangars when it ended, there was no let down. That's why I said the whole last hour...

I've seen it a few times and its just as bombad as the first viewing.

 

I still need to watch it again. But, damn, this still deserves an update. Kanan, all the way, everything he goes through here.

 

The scene where Ezra taps into the Dark Side to summon that beast is fantastic

 

Its gotta be the moment when its confirmed that Anakin is gone:


"Then you will die."

The anger in his eyes, and the pain in hers.

Got me.

 

Kanan getting knighted jedi. Ahsoka meets Darth Vader.

 

I watched the big showdown from ROTJ again last night.... ironic.... while Palpatine was cooing about how bad things were for the friends of his new "apprentice".... I was reminded of Darth Maul's performance interaction with Ezra in this episode.

 

My turn
When Ezra first uses the force to save Zeb from Kallus.

 

the episode where ahsoka reveals herself to both inquisitors and wipes the floor with them- ahsoka is one of my favorite characters and that was a bad-ass moment.

 

Just with Ahsoka and Darth. With Vader harnessing the lightside to talk to Ahsoka is pretty strong and still in him to allow himself to talk to her as Anakin. In LoTS his memories still affect him and still ponders what it would be if certain things didnt happen. even as it fuels his anger he still able to remember and the emperor feel the threat of Vader and questions him. We all kno how Darth Vader ends up. whoever uses the force is a threat to Vader in Rebels. I think rebels/R1 is where we have to see Darth Vader ascend from his emotion more into the darkside. we dont see it in the OT as much so him killing Maul and fighting Ahsoka would make that change.

Kanan to me has to end up meeting Obi/Yoda. him and Ezra duel would be a good one.

 

Good choice.

 

So many great moments! I had a hard time choosing a favorite. After much thought, I chose the final lightsaber battle between Kanan and Ezra versus The Grand Inquisitor (season 1 finale).

In particular, I love this bit of dialogue between Kanan and The Grand Inquisitor:

Kanan: That was a mistake.
Grand Inquisitor: Why? Because you have no one left to die for you?
Kanan: No, because I have nothing left to fear.

...and then, Kanan proceeds to wallop The Grand Inquisitor. It was one of the pivotal moments of his character development in season 1. Of all the Rebels characters, his character arc has intrigued me the most so far.

 

I still like the moment in the first episode, when Kanan whips out his lightsaber and says, "I'm about to let everyone in on the secret", and reveals that he is a Jedi!