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Star Wars Rebels

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Star Wars Rebels	comment	Star Wars Rebels is a CGI animated series set in the Star Wars franchise and a sequel to Star Wars: The Clone Wars, as well the first major Star Wars installment released following Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm. It is created by Dave Filoni, who directed The Clone Wars, Simon Kinberg (X-Men: Days of Future Past) and Carrie Beck, and executive produced by Filoni, Kinberg and Greg Weisman (Gargoyles, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Young Justice (2010)).note Weisman later left the show after Season 1 to work on Rain Of The Ghosts, though returned for the tie-in comic Kanan.Set fourteen years after Revenge of the Sith,note or about five years after Solo, or five years before Rogue One and A New Hope the Galactic Empire is securing its grip on the galaxy and hunting down the last of the Jedi Knights. Young orphan Ezra Bridger (Taylor Gray) stumbles upon Kanan Jarrus (Freddie Prinze Jr.), a former Jedi who leads a Rebel group including Twi'lek pilot Hera Syndulla (Vanessa Marshall), Mandalorian warrior Sabine Wren (Tiya Sircar), Lasat strongman Zeb Orrelios (Steve Blum) and astromech droid Chopper (Himself) aboard the Ghost. As he joins up with them, Ezra learns the ways of the Force, and the Ghost crew fights alongside many allies against the ever growing threat of the Empire. Their journey takes them to many strange locales, and thanks to their stubborn belief in the power of hope, the Ghost crew becomes much more than they had ever dreamed of.The series premiered on October 3, 2014 as a one-hour special on the Disney Channel and began airing regularly on Disney XD the same month. The show ran for four seasons and concluded on March 5, 2018.While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in Rogue One. Ever since the show's end, more characters from Rebels slowly began to reappear in live-action installments in the Star Wars franchise, starting with Zeb returning in The Mandalorian (as a CGI character, once again voiced by Steve Blum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Natasha Liu Bordizzo and Mary Elizabeth Winstead, respectively) made the jump to live-action in Ahsoka.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_10134c97	type	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety
Star Wars Rebels / int_10134c97	comment	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety: Hera's blaster pistol is noticeably lacking a trigger guard. This gets lampshaded during Ezra's first few experiences holding Kanan's lightsaber. The first time he ignites it (while looking through Kanan's room), Kanan warns him that he'll cut his own arm off if he's not careful. The second time, Ezra activates it (this time with Kanan's permission) with the emitter pointed towards Kanan's face and almost skewers him through it. Kanan wisely decides to shorten the blade length to avoid any repeat accidents.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_10d9daca	type	Fangirl
Star Wars Rebels / int_10d9daca	comment	Fangirl: Sabine has graffiti of Cad Bane and Embo (with the latter circled with a heart-shape) on the wall of her quarters aboard the Ghost.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_112daba0	type	Retired Badass
Star Wars Rebels / int_112daba0	comment	Retired Badass: Kanan has forsaken his past as a Jedi since the Order was destroyed. He's forced to come out of retirement at the start of the series. Dave Filoni confirmed that all of the surviving Clone Troopers from the Clone Wars were relieved from combat duty and were reassigned to managing various Imperial projects due to their Clone Degeneration. He also notes that a number of them are either bitter or distraught over Order 66. Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor are among them, though they all have their brain chips removed, keeping them from carrying out the order. Rex himself later comes out of retirement.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1186fcb5	type	Supernatural Gold Eyes
Star Wars Rebels / int_1186fcb5	comment	Supernatural Gold Eyes: The Grand Inquisitor, the Seventh Sister, and Darth Vader have gold eyes, signalling their status as users of the Dark Side.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1237828f	type	Anyone Can Die
Star Wars Rebels / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: Season 3 going into Season 4 really started knocking down the bowling pins, with Gar Saxon, Maul, Konstantine, and Sato perishing in late Season 3 and Slavin, Titus, Old Jho, Vult Skerris, Kanan, Gregor, Rukh, and Pryce kicking the bucket in Season 4.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Star Wars Rebels / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Dave Filoni voices an AT-AT driver in "Relics of the Old Republic", as well as a couple of other minor roles in other episodes from then on.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_12de0775	type	Goggles Do Nothing
Star Wars Rebels / int_12de0775	comment	Goggles Do Nothing: Hera's goggles seem to be perpetually above her eyes but never on them, or in other cases, off her head. One can assume they're supposed to make her look like a legitimate pilot (she owns the Ghost, after all), she would never need them when flying since her cockpit is airtight. Whenever she needs facial protection, she trades the goggles for a full face visor. Subverted in the last season, where Hera puts the goggles over her eyes when she's riding a loth-wolf through tall grass, when her eyes could reasonably need some protection.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_13f5b1b	type	Instant-Win Condition
Star Wars Rebels / int_13f5b1b	comment	The title of the episode "Idiot's Array". In the old Expanded Universe an "Idiot's Array" is a winning hand in sabbac (and the episode establishes that that's still the case in the new continuity).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Star Wars Rebels / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: This happens to Ahsoka when she finds out who Darth Vader really is. Doesn't slow her down, though.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
Star Wars Rebels / int_143939c1	comment	Trailers Always Spoil: An Entertainment Weekly clip featuring the Grand Inquisitor's first duel with Kanan revealed the episode's Plot Twist - namely, that prisoner Luminara Unduli was Dead All Along by means of a Freeze-Frame Bonus during a close-up of Kanan. The Season 2 mid-season trailer is full of this, due to the increasing number of Wham Episodes. Filoni even put up a warning the day before it was uploaded. Said spoilers include Zeb not being the Last of His Kind and getting into some sort of mystic ritual, Cham (and Numa) returning, Ketsu returning (due to Freeze-Frame Bonus of the Shadow Caster), Zeb and Kallus scenes, Vader vs. Ahsoka, another Inquisitor, a Yoda appearance, Ahsoka reminiscing of Anakin, and Maul returning. Season 3's initial trailer had the recanonization of Thrawn, the introduction of Governor Pryce, Mandotroopers vs. a jetpack-bearing Sabine, Ezra, and a Heelâ€“Face Turn Fenn Rau, a Lion Turtle-esque Force figure named Bendu giving advice to Kanan, Maul returning and using the Ghost crew as leverage against Kanan and Ezra to fuse the Holocrons together, the Presence and Maul continuing to encourage Ezra to use his emotions as his power, Kanan getting possessed and fighting Maul, still-active battle droids, Sabine getting the Darksaber, and Sabine infiltrating the Skystrike Academy to help defecting pilots including Wedge, using information from the new Fulcrum. And by the way, if you edit the audio of Fulcrum II's voice, it's Agent Kallus. Further promotional videos revealed that the crew (minus Ezra and Kanan) gets held hostage, Sabine, Ezra, and Maul also get possessed by the same spirit(s) that possessed Kanan in the trailer and end up fighting each other, we return to Ryloth and Hera gets held hostage by Thrawn there, and that we will return to Lothal. The midseason trailer for Season 3 revealed that Thrawn finds and destroys Chopper Base, as well as doing a number on the recently united rebel fleet, Kallus's cover eventually being blown, Sabine somehow losing the Darksaber to Saxon but fights a final battle with him while using Ezra's lightsaber, a number of Mandalorian Fang Fighters joining the rebel fleet, and that Obi-Wan and Maul will fight, with Ezra and Chopper in pursuit of the latter. In comparison to the other trailers, though, this has shown the least spoilers and Word of God is that a lot was left out of the trailer. And now the midseason trailer for Season 4 qualifies due to a significant number of its scenes lacking Kanan's presence. As if the above wasn't bad enough, Disney XD's YouTube channel posted a clip from "Jedi Night" titled "The Death of Caleb Dume" the same day the episode aired. Gee, thanks a lot, Disney XD.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Star Wars Rebels / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Much like The Clone Wars before it, Rebels grows noticeably more sombre the further in you get. You can see the transition in the first season alone, which gradually gets darker and more violent. To put it this way: the TV movie that started off the whole story has Wookie kids being sentenced to slave labor in the Star Wars equivalent of salt mines, and the first episode introduces us to war crimes and genocide the Empire has committed. By the end of the season, three of the main Imperial characters are dead, Darth Vader has arrived, Rebel warships are openly attacking the Imperial Navy and Ezra has gotten a nasty pair of scars. This still pales in comparison to the finale of Season 2. Season 3 is incredibly ominous, with Ezra gradually becoming more corrupted by the Sith holocron and committing increasingly dubious acts - in the premiere episode of the season he mindcontrols an Imperial gunner into murdering other people and then committing suicide! - Kanan coping with PTSD and the loss of his sight, Hera in personal danger on at least two occasions, Maul determined to sway Ezra to the Dark Side and kill Kanan, and Grand Admiral Thrawn showing up with the intention of setting the Rebels against each other and utterly destroying them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Star Wars Rebels / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: The town full of homeless people displaced by the Empire is ironically called "Tarkintown". It's clearly inspired by the Hoovervilles of The Great Depression. Another episode shows that the Empire has a five-year plan for Lothal and the majority of worlds in the Outer Rim. A "five-year plan" was the term for a series of economic intervention plans within the Soviet Union and other communist states; the Nazis employed a similar four-year plan.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_15b09af9	type	Heelâ€“Face Door-Slam
Star Wars Rebels / int_15b09af9	comment	Ezra to Tua to board a shuttle that exploded and got her killed in "Siege of Lothal".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_178ca149	type	The Worf Effect
Star Wars Rebels / int_178ca149	comment	The Worf Effect: Zeb and Kallus get into a staff-to-staff duel. Kallus is ultimately victorious in spite of fighting an alien with greater physical strength using a weapon designed specifically for the latter's species (although Zeb remarks later that Kallus' has been modified to better suit him). This is partially thanks to Kallus playing on Zeb's past tragedy to unbalance him, though Kallus is legitimately skilled regardless. Kanan's first duel with the Grand Inquisitor is pretty one-sided, due to the character's status as a Knight of Cerebus. He and Ezra are lucky to escape. While Kanan does get better in subsequent duels, he's still outclassed.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Star Wars Rebels / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: Since the rebels left Lothal after Season 1, Zare Leonis's storyline was no longer given attention by the show. Instead, his quest to find his sister was continued in the Servants of the Empire book series. You'll get a lot more out of this series if you watched the previous one. Why did the Ghost crew go to Lothal in the first place? The online game, Ghost Raid, reveals that it was supposed to be just to resupply the Ghost after hitting Imperial convoys on several other worlds for the entire game. Subsequently, the novelization for "Spark of Rebellion", The Rebellion Begins, reveals that after acquainting with Vizago when they got to Lothal, he told them about the rebel Wookiees. But unfortunately, when the crew tries to meet up with them, Trandoshans and the Empire had already got to them first, kicking off the events of the pilot episode.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_18a84025	type	Only Six Faces
Star Wars Rebels / int_18a84025	comment	Only Six Faces: Noticeable among the non-named Imperials, as well as the members of the Phoenix Squadron and citizens. Lyste's and Tua's models aren't even original, the former just being a raised hat to remove the anonymity it gives to generic officers, while the latter is a Palette Swap of a generic citizen. Rudor is also just a helmetless TIE pilot and Oleg is just a generic cadet with green markings to accompany the rest of his unit.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Star Wars Rebels / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: Kallus drops the "Spark Of Rebellion" episode title into one of his lines during the series premiere.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_18dd6739	type	Dressing as the Enemy
Star Wars Rebels / int_18dd6739	comment	Dressing as the Enemy: The human members of Spectre team frequently use stolen Imperial uniforms and trooper armor for infiltration purposes. Chopper is frequently repainted as an Imperial astromech (white and black with some red highlights) to infiltrate their ships and installations. This actually backfires in the season 3 episode "Double Agent Droid", when a team of Imperial programmers set a trap for him.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1972ef89	type	Railing Kill
Star Wars Rebels / int_1972ef89	comment	Railing Kill: Subverted when Agent Kallus and a random Stormtrooper are knocked over a railing into a pit, as they both manage to hold on to one of the pylons. Double subverted when Agent Kallus kicks the Stormtrooper down anyway. Sabine knocks a Stormtrooper down one in "Rise of the Old Masters".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_19e9b150	type	Diegetic Soundtrack Usage
Star Wars Rebels / int_19e9b150	comment	Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: At the beginning of the "Property of Ezra Bridger" short, Ezra's whistling the Rebels main theme while taking a walk on Lothal's plains.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
Star Wars Rebels / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: Based upon the early trailers and especially the character shorts released on YouTube, the show appeared to go for a Lighter and Softer direction to the point that was on the verge of becoming Denser and Wackier. Then the pilot premiered, and while it turned out to be Lighter and Softer compared to later seasons of The Clone Wars, it also became clear that the show does take itself seriously, and it got Darker and Edgier as it went on. These are more of cases of Never Trust Merchandise, thanks to toylines and accompanying artwork for it. The Grand Inquisitor had a shield (which would've made lightsaber combat impractical if he actually used it) and wore his helmet in combat like the Seventh Sister. He never uses the shield, and he never uses the helmet outside of its one appearance when he flew a TIE. Kanan had a jetpack and an oxygen respirator, he never uses them and probably never will because he can't fly if he's blind, and the figure that had the accessories was from Season 1-2 anyway. Zeb had a piece of headgear during the toyline for Season 1-2, but has not yet worn it, though there's still a chance it could appear. One of the Season 2 trailers had Azadi tell Ezra that his parents escaped prison and are alive, making it seem like Ezra would be torn between staying with the Rebellion or going to go look for his parents. Nope, it was an edited voice clip. They're dead. The Season 3 trailer implied that the plot of the pilot, "Steps Into Shadow", was about the Ghost crew stealing Y-wings from Reklam station, for a strike fleet. In actuality, Ezra comes up with idea when they were actually just supposed to scout the area, and it nearly ends up getting him and the others killed. Downplayed with the Season 3 trailer's introduction of Thrawn. Cham stated that the Empire has become better at anticipating their moves, and that he underestimated the commander. It sounds like he is referring to Thrawn, and is immediately succeeded by Thrawn emerging from the shadows, but in the actual episode, he is referring to Captain Slaven. However, considering how incompetent Slaven seemed in the same episode, it is likely that he only did this with Thrawn overseeing him. The trailers for the second half of Season 3 greatly hyped up that the forthcoming confrontation between Darth Maul and Obi-Wan Kenobi would be an epic battle with a massive scope. "Twin Suns", the episode the confrontation takes place in, actually focuses far more on Ezra himself, and the actual fight is very poetic, subdued, and quick, as opposed to the massive lightsaber battle the trailers hyped up.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1b590025	type	Dead All Along
Star Wars Rebels / int_1b590025	comment	This is played with in that Luminara is Dead All Along and her being "alive" was simply a trap set by the Grand Inquisitor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1b5fa24a	type	The Brute
Star Wars Rebels / int_1b5fa24a	comment	The Brute: Taskmaster Myles Grint, a large, dumb subordinate of Aresko. The Fifth Brother in Season 2, is a short-sighted Blood Knight, who refuses help from others and would kill his target without hesitation, instead of capturing them to be used as bait for their comrades.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Star Wars Rebels / int_1b65dfad	comment	Captain Brunson is introduced as a minor character in a Season 3 episode and a subsequent cameo later on, but otherwise, the situation is still pretty bad.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1ba17583	type	The Ghost
Star Wars Rebels / int_1ba17583	comment	The Ghost: No, not the ship itself; a background character, Governor Arihnda Pryce is neither seen nor heard at any point, merely referred to... that is, until Season 3, where she appears in the flesh. Emperor Palpatine is in this territory for the most part, as he is mentioned a lot. We do hear him talk to Vader in the Season 2 premiere, but we never see him make an appearance at all. And after so long, the series will end with Ezra facing the Emperor himself. By Season 4, not only is Orson Krennic mentioned frequently, he has worked his way into the story without appearing in the flesh.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1badfbbb	type	The Heavy
Star Wars Rebels / int_1badfbbb	comment	The Heavy: The Grand Inquisitor, a Dark Side user who's one of Vader's top lieutenants, seems to be set up as this. He is for a while, but it doesn't quite shake out that way long-term. The Seventh Sister and the Fifth Brother attempt to pick up the slack after the Grand Inquisitor's death, but they don't last long either. Grand Admiral Thrawn, upon showing up, runs the Empire's efforts against the Rebellion under Tarkin's command, and unlike the Inquisitors, Thrawn managed to survive his introductory season, allowing him to continue his role past Season 3. Agent Kallus started out as the Big Bad for the pilot movie, but became the most recurring villain, and hunts down the Ghost crew and the growing rebellion where ever they may be. Now that Kallus has had a Heelâ€“Face Turn, this is no longer the case.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1c263b9f	type	The Purge
Star Wars Rebels / int_1c263b9f	comment	The Purge: Order 66 already got most of the Jedi. It's the job of the Inquisitorius to hunt down those who are left. Zeb's race was subjected to this; he is one of the few Lasats left. The Geonosians, as detailed in Star Wars: Darth Vader.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
Star Wars Rebels / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Kallus and Tua have stark reactions of this sort to the surprise beheading of Aresko and Grint right in front of them. Poor Tua barely manages to avoid screaming in pure terror but is still obviously struggling to maintain her composure at all; Kallus manages to remain a little more collected but is still obviously having trouble believing what he's seeing.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1cc2ea8d	type	Villain Ball
Star Wars Rebels / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: At the end of "Twilight of the Apprentice", Maul helps Kanan and Ahsoka defeat the Inquisitors, and then boasts of his plans to them, while he is still outnumbered by them. If he had just waited, either to intervene in the fight, or to betray them, he might have succeeded. In "Zero Hour", even though The Bendu's appearance meant Thrawn couldn't capture the Rebel leaders on the ground, they still would have been stopped by the second Interdictor cruiser and Kallus wouldn't have escaped, if Pryce hadn't suddenly grabbed the Villain Ball and been too angry to deal with a few Mandaorians, or to stop and think when Kallus goads her into ordering him thrown out the airlock, which gives him the chance to escape.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1e7159cf	type	Propaganda Machine
Star Wars Rebels / int_1e7159cf	comment	Propaganda Machine: HoloNet News acts as this, routinely twisting events to make the Empire look better.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1edfa2c7	type	Royals Who Actually Do Something
Star Wars Rebels / int_1edfa2c7	comment	After having just indirectly lost his parents because chose to stand up for this ideal, Ezra asks Leia why she fights, because she's a princess - she pretty much can do anything, and she doesn't have to use that to risk her life for others. She answers that it's exactly why she's fighting; she has to, for those who cannot. And she's well aware that this is why Ezra fights too.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1f52ab08	type	Unreveal Angle
Star Wars Rebels / int_1f52ab08	comment	Unreveal Angle: In "Fire Across the Galaxy", Chopper calls Fulcrum as a last resort. The camera begins to rotate around Fulcrum's cloak... before cutting to the next scene right before we can see who's underneath. Emperor Palpatine/Darth Sidious' appearance in "The Siege of Lothal" is this, as the camera angles never allow the audience to actually see him. The closest we get is seeing the bright reflection of his hologram's light against Vader's mask.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
Star Wars Rebels / int_1f6983f7	comment	Dume, the giant loth-wolf that's apparently not Kanan is credited as being played by "The Force."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2022e66d	type	Invasion of the Baby Snatchers
Star Wars Rebels / int_2022e66d	comment	Invasion of the Baby Snatchers: In "The Future of the Force", the Inquistors go so far as to kidnap Force-sensitive children right in front of their parents, who are powerless to stop them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2044af1	type	Faceless Goons
Star Wars Rebels / int_2044af1	comment	Faceless Goons: Not just the Stormtroopers, but done with the generic Imperial officers, as well. Almost all of them have their visors angled in such a way that their eyes are hidden, and they all share the same chin. This is particularly noticeable in "Gathering Forces", where the Grand Inquisitor walks down the bridge of a Star Destroyer and past a half-dozen identical officers. A heroic variation for Phoenix Squadron, who at least have both genders and different colored suits and helmets.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_20c11a5c	type	Second Episode Introduction
Star Wars Rebels / int_20c11a5c	comment	Second Episode Introduction: It's technically the first episode of the season, if you don't count the premiere movies. Minister Tua is introduced in the episode after "Spark of Rebellion". A minor case, as she is only a major character to Season 1. Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor return in "The Lost Commanders". Not really a character introduction, but "Holocrons of Fate" reveals 'he lives' and the key to destroying the Sith are the 'twin suns', possibly in reference to Obi-Wan and the Skywalker twins. Confirmed as of "Visions and Voices."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_21c21e1b	type	NotWhatISignedUpFor
Star Wars Rebels / int_21c21e1b	comment	To make sure he's definite in wanting to defect, Sabine talks with Wedge about how this is Not What I Signed Up For when it turns out the Empire has no problem with shooting down civilian and unarmed transports. Wedge agrees, and with that, Sabine reveals her identity as a Rebel infiltrator that has come to help him and the other sympathizers at Skystrike.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
Star Wars Rebels / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: Let's just say society on Lothal really went to hell after the Empire took over the planet. Aside from environmental pollution caused by the factories and strip-mining, and the farmers being forcefully removed from their homes for land development, there are also plenty of corrupt Imperials taking advantage of middle-to-lower class citizens. One can get arrested for "treason" if they say anything negative about the Empire (and being compared to the Old Republic). Also, explosions are incredibly common in Capital City. In Season Two, Darth Vader brings the hammer down on the planet to find the Ghost crew and it's a wrecked shell the next time the heroes visit. By season four, it's a full totalitarian regime, the entire population is enslaved to work the factories, the majority of Lothal has been burned so badly that the sky is just smoke around even minor towns, Lothal's culture has been all but annihilated, and there's the implication that once the empire is done with the planet there won't be a single living thing left.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2207b002	type	Ambiguously Brown
Star Wars Rebels / int_2207b002	comment	Ambiguously Brown: Ezra, Kanan, and Sabine's tan skin tones sparked some debate about what their ethnic origins could be. It was later confirmed that all three human protagonists are mixed race.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_22725d56	type	Nom de Guerre
Star Wars Rebels / int_22725d56	comment	Nom de Guerre: The Ghost's crew refer to each other as "Spectre (Number)" when they're on missions or else don't want people to know their names. If one's piloting the Ghost or the Phantom, then the name of the ship is used as the callsign instead.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Star Wars Rebels / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: The Wookiees from the first episode owe the Ghost crew. This debt is never brought up again. Vizago sold the disruptors from "Droids in Distress" to someone, but this is never brought up again either. We're introduced to Zare Leonis, who is infiltrating the Imperial Academy so that he can find his Force-sensitive sister, Dhara, who disappeared while attending the Academy. This is dropped after the first season, as that story is told in the Servants of the Empire book series. In "The Siege of Lothal", Maketh Tua mentions that the Empire has a list of rebel sympathizers that can't be touched by the Empire due to their connections, which is never alluded to again. (This is likely meant to be a reference to Senator Organa and Princess Leia, but we never have that confirmed.) In "The Lost Commanders" and "Relics of the Old Republic", Rex gives the crew information on locations throughout the Outer Rim that they could use to salvage parts from and possibly use as a base, including Mandalorian outposts. While his knowledge does get used throughout the show such as leading a mission to Agamar, this knowledge on Mandalorian outposts was never brought up again, and confrontations with Mandalorians were either through ties with Sabine or circumstantial coincidences. In Season 3, Thrawn states that he intends on feeding Fulcrum II bad information in order to play the rebels. However, the next time this is brought up, instead, Thrawn informs Pryce, Tarkin, Konstantine, and an eavesdropping Kallus that he's going to stop the rebels' attack on Lothal. Kallus travels to Ezra's tower so he can alert the rebels!... But this is All According to Plan for Thrawn, who knew that Kallus had overheard the meeting and thus used him to find the device he uses for his Fulcrum transmissions, which he matches the trajectory of its signal with the path that General Dodonna's fleet is going, thus starting up the season finale. This being Thrawn, it's possible he deliberately made everyone think he was going to Feed the Mole.invoked In addition, in response to The Reveal that Kallus is the new Fulcrum, the rebels expressed distrust, but over the season, began to build up their trust in him. With Thrawn's claim to use a Feed the Mole plan, it seemed that this was set-up to destroy the rebels' newfound trust in Fulcrum, but as Thrawn ended up doing something else, in the end, the rebels forgive Kallus and thank him for his efforts. In "Wolves and a Door", Kanan and Ezra discover a mysterious cave painting in the Loth-wolf den, which shows what appears to be Lothalian wildlife watching a child being abducted by two Jedi that resemble Yoda and Ki-adi Mundi. Kanan is heavily implied to have a connection to these cave paintings (even being teased by his voice actor), but this apparent connection is not explored again.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Star Wars Rebels / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: Ahsoka, Maul, and Thrawn have similar ideas on how to defeat enemy forces.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_23781532	type	Ironic Name
Star Wars Rebels / int_23781532	comment	Ironic Name: The Greek Goddess Hera was Zeus's wife and patron of marriage, but she's also known for her vengeful nature, hunting Zeus's illegitimate children, and being an Abusive Parent for Hephaestus. Considering this, it's quite ironic that Hera Syndulla, the Team Mom of this series, is named after her.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_23a79ebf	type	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer
Star Wars Rebels / int_23a79ebf	comment	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer: Fulcrum's voice actor/actress goes uncredited prior to the character's reveal, most likely to avoid bringing an Interface Spoiler about. In fact, heavy distortion and different actors are used to throw off any attempt to figure it out. Not that it worked, but points for trying. Agent Kallus is absent from the Season 3 debut trailer... and it turns out he's actually Fulcrum II, the voice informing the rebels about the defecting TIE pilots. Same thing nearly happened in the Season 2 midseason trailer, having only a total of two scenes shown, though this is due to only having one episode where he plays a prominent role.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_241ca0d8	type	Back for the Dead
Star Wars Rebels / int_241ca0d8	comment	Captains Slavin and Titus return for the first few episodes. And both die in the same episodes they return in.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_242f638e	type	Pastiche
Star Wars Rebels / int_242f638e	comment	Pastiche: The series's art-style has been repeatedly described as "Ralph McQuarrie's concept-arts brought to life in CG", as a deliberate homage to the late artist's work. While it may be harder to see in individual stills, it's easier to notice in the actual animation; it's at its most apparent with the lightsaber blades & Darth Vader's helmet.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_24c277e7	type	Arc Hero
Star Wars Rebels / int_24c277e7	comment	Arc Hero: Season 2 adds Ahsoka Tano to the cast as a Big Good type figure leading Kanan and Ezra to contrast the new Big Bad Arc Villain Darth Vader leading the Inquisitors. She also has history with him as his former apprentice, and the climax has the two face off in battle.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_25b4ad2f	type	Surprisingly Happy Ending
Star Wars Rebels / int_25b4ad2f	comment	Surprisingly Happy Ending: Downplayed: although it's safe to say that probably no one expected a Rogue One ending, it was a Foregone Conclusion that neither of the Jedi protagonists would make it to A New Hope and the Lothal rebellion was Doomed by Canon to failure. Nope. The Grand Finale ends with the revelation that the Empire cut its losses on Lothal and pulled out after Phoenix Squadron forced the occupiers from the planet (without aid from the Rebel Alliance), and Lothal experienced a period of peace that lasted all the way through the original trilogy. While Kanan did die and Ezra removed himself (and Thrawn) from the equation, both he and Ahsoka are confirmed to still be alive-post Return of the Jedi. The series ends with Sabine and Ahsoka, both alive and older, meeting up on Lothal to go search for Ezra.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_260926c3	type	Failure Is the Only Option
Star Wars Rebels / int_260926c3	comment	Failure Is the Only Option: For starters, Ezra will never find his parents, and no matter great their efforts, the rebels will never succeed in liberating Lothal, at least this early in the war. To elaborate, the rebels cannot win any major incursion or battle as the first victory is on Scarif. (As dictated by the opening crawl in ANH) As of the finale, turns out to be a case of Exact Words. Lothal is liberated, but not by the Rebel Alliance. In the grand scheme of things, it became too late in the game to be considered a serious blow to the Empire. After all, Krennic already came up with Plan B—the Death Star to attempt to rectify this.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2673425b	type	Kid Hero
Star Wars Rebels / int_2673425b	comment	Of the Kid Hero trope (and likely of Anakin as well): Ezra is rather humorous and clumsy, but it turns out he has powers (The Force), which throws him into the Galaxy of the Rebels vs. The Empire, and of course, his powers are part of his sob story, which motivates him to join the Rebels. It sounds like it will be a fun adventure about kicking evil's butt... but the show explores what kind of stress that induces on a teenager, including the horrors of war like the loss of family, friends, and innocents caught in the crossfire, and the burden of attempting to carry on a legacy of a dying philosophy, also being constantly susceptible to people who want to take Ezra under their wing, as described above. Ezra is constantly wondering if the fight is worth it, but what keeps Ezra from Jumping Off the Slippery Slope and staying a good person at heart is maternal support from Hera, Kanan's teachings, Zeb's respect, Sabine's faith in him, and his friendships with Chopper, Rex, Ahsoka, etc. To sum it all up, like the movies, Rebels is a Coming of Age Story.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Star Wars Rebels / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: As in the original trilogy films, the series starts with an Imperial Star Destroyer gliding ominously across the top of the screen. (This time, it's in a planet's atmosphere.) During one scene, Zeb poses as a "Hairless Wookiee" in order to infiltrate an Imperial compound. Zeb's design is based on the early concept art for Wookiees. Obi-Wan's holocron message (itself a Continuity Nod to Revenge of the Sith) ends with him saying the remains of the Jedi Order need to stay in hiding, but "A New Hope will emerge." The Inquisitor is Pau'an. Kanan's speeder-bike is described in supplementary materials as being a Joben-T85 produced by Zebulon Dak Speeder Corporation, referring back to the ending of the first arc of the Droids cartoon. The pilot droid RX-24 from "Droids in Distress" was the pilot in the original Star Tours ride. They're both even voiced by Paul Ruebens. In "Breaking Ranks", Kanan and Hera go after an Imperial kyber shipment, mention of which goes all the way back to a May 1975 synopsis of an early draft of A New Hope (although its first actual appearance was as the MacGuffin in Splinter of the Mind's Eye and it's now spelled as "kyber crystal"). The Imperial troop transports bear a strong resemblance to this 1979 toy,◊ down to the prisoner cells mounted on the sides. The training obstacle course in "Breaking Ranks" is confirmed by Dave Filoni to be based on both the Box and the clone training yard from Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The lines that the Grand Inquisitor says to Ezra in "Gathering Forces" are similar to what Emperor Palpatine says to Luke in his throne room in the Death Star in Return of the Jedi. Kanan has a star map in the holocron. Ezra's lightsaber sounds similar to Kylo Ren's from the The Force Awakens teaser. When Ezra first activates his lightsaber, he holds it very similarly to Luke in some of the original artwork for A New Hope. The title of the episode "Idiot's Array". In the old Expanded Universe an "Idiot's Array" is a winning hand in sabbac (and the episode establishes that that's still the case in the new continuity). The Kanan vs Vader fight in "The Siege of Lothal" is noticeably slower and heavier than fights in the rest of the series, resembling the original Obi-Wan vs Vader fight in A New Hope. "Shantipole" is the project name for Quarrie's B-Wing development program as well as the planet it takes it name from. In the old EU, Shantipole was the name of the asteroid base where the same B-Wing development program (called the Shantipole Project) was conducted by Admiral Ackbar. The Hammerhead-class corvettes used by Princess Leia resembles the Endar Spire from Knights of the Old Republic. They even share the same class name, Hammerhead, with the difference being that the former are corvettes while the latter were cruisers. The Empire's national anthem in "Empire Day" is an upbeat remix of the Imperial March. Darth Vader's helmet design is reminiscent of Ralph McQuarrie's original concept, which featured a brow that made him look very sinister. The outfit worn by the young Princess Leia is taken from unused concept art McQuarrie did of Leia for A New Hope. The Lasat term for the Force, "The Ashla", was the proper name for the Light Side of the Force that George Lucas created for early script drafts. The Dark Side on the other hand was referred to as the Bogan, which the Bendu brings in Season 3. Ahsoka states "There is always a bit of truth in legends", referencing the formerly Exiled from Continuity elements in the Legends continuity. The Bendu's name is a reference to Lucas's idea of the Jedi-Bendu, who became the Jedi in the final product. The Imperial Security droids in "The Wynkahthu Job" bear a strong resemblence to the Phase-II Dark Troopers from Dark Forces. Kanan using the Force to launch a missile back into the imperial walker that fired it is a reference to The Force Unleashed II. The fact that he resembles Rahm Kota while doing it is a bonus. Season 3 has Maul confronting Obi-Wan Kenobi on Tatooine, like he did in the Old Wounds comic. He even says "I will mend this old wound". The code word to shut down the droids Thrawn spars with is "Rukh", the name of his Noghri bodyguard in the Legends continuity. He'd later appear in Season 4. The Kalikori, a Twi'lek family heirloom, takes its name from a Twi'lek village on Tython in Star Wars: The Old Republic. In the game, the name was said to mean "Beginning".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Star Wars Rebels / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: The show is basically Firefly in Star Wars. A crew that smuggles and transports cargo while working against a corrupt government.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_27b2bccc	type	No Flow in CGI
Star Wars Rebels / int_27b2bccc	comment	No Flow in CGI: Played with. The characters have specific locks of hair that flow fairly realistically with motion and the wind. Outside of these sections, however, their hair tends to stay still even when it shouldn't be. Averted completely with Hera's lekku, since they're much easier to animate.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Star Wars Rebels / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: The various signs written in Aurebesh actually do spell out what they're supposed to be saying.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_295087bf	type	Non-Indicative Name
Star Wars Rebels / int_295087bf	comment	Non-Indicative Name: Some episode titles. "Rise of the Old Masters" only involves one Jedi Master, and she turns out to be Dead All Along. "Gathering Forces" sounds like it involves The Cavalry or recruitment, but it's actually referring to Ezra's growth in his connection to the Force, at a rate that makes him more vulnerable to the dark side. "Vision of Hope" does involve an actual vision, but it's one that was horrifically misinterpreted.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Star Wars Rebels / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: In "Kindred," Ryder Azadi is introduced to the crew's rather haphazard way of getting out of trouble. He's not exactly impressed with it.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2a3006e5	type	State Sec
Star Wars Rebels / int_2a3006e5	comment	State Sec: The Inquisitorius is a secret division consisting of dark side Force-sensitive agents tasked by the Emperor to hunt down the remaining Jedi. The Imperial Security Bureau is, according to the developers, a combination of the FBI and a military police force. In Legends the ISB had their own Stormtroopers that operated outside the command structure of the regular Imperial Military, their own specialized warships and enforcement; a branch responsible for providing specialized enforcers and muscle to assist in the Bureau's operations (mainly by hiring mercenaries). The devs have hinted many of these features are making it over into the new canon.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2a552d44	type	Recurring Element
Star Wars Rebels / int_2a552d44	comment	Recurring Element: Rebels continues the Star Wars tradition of creating ideas inspired by those in Wuxia and Jidaigeki genres. Kanan is a Samurai Cowboy and later a Blind Weaponmaster, which explicitly was said to be a homage to Zatoichi. He's even got the samurai-like ponytail, the goatee (which becomes a full-on beard later), and a piece of samurai-like armor for one of his arms. Ahsoka, as well as the Seventh Sister, the Fifth Brother, and the Sixth Brother also have samurai-inspired appearances as well. The Bendu is an old, wise creature with knowledge of the higher world. Sabine uniting the Mandalorian clans to rise against Saxon and the Imperial occupation by showing she has the power of the Darksaber sword sounds almost like something out of a medieval story (such as King Arthur or Joan of Arc), including old samurai movies, where the prodigal offspring returns to their homeland with a MacGuffin so to rally the daimyo (feudal rulers) back into battle to reclaim the family's fortune and honor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2ae29c0d	type	The Dreaded
Star Wars Rebels / int_2ae29c0d	comment	The Dreaded: Darth Vader. As Kanan put it, it's not a matter of fighting him, just surviving. Judging by the crew's reactions in the Season 3 trailer, Grand Admiral Thrawn also qualifies.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2b706ca	type	More Dakka
Star Wars Rebels / int_2b706ca	comment	Sabine's dual pistols.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Star Wars Rebels / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Awesome, but Impractical: The Inquisitors use a double-bladed lightsaber mounted to a ring mechanism which allows the blades to spin rapidly. While very flashy, the tactical advantages of this are outweighed by the flaws of the design. On the plus side, the spinning allows the user to quickly reorient the blade without adjusting their hands ("Fire Across the Galaxy"), hit with additional force (Ezra's dream sequence in "Path of the Jedi"), turn it into a Deadly Disc when thrown (numerous examples), and create a shield of sorts ("Fire Across the Galaxy"). The Rebels Encyclopedia actually invokes this, explaining that the weapon is meant to unnerve inexperienced Jedi opponents, making them more vulnerable for the real deadly strike. The big flaw is demonstrated in the season finale when Kanan uses his lightsabers to break the ring while the sabers are spinning, causing both parts of the saber to fly out of the Grand Inquisitor's hand and spelling his defeat. By comparison, when Maul got his saber cut in half, he still had at least one functioning saber to work with. Of note, Kanan had overcome his fear of the Inquisitor by then, making the unnerving and intimidation tactic the weapon is meant for completely worthless as well.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2cbbeaf5	type	Going Cosmic
Star Wars Rebels / int_2cbbeaf5	comment	Going Cosmic: The first season is fairly mundane with a little Jedi weirdness in the form of the Temple, but otherwise pretty straightforward. As the seasons go on and we learn more and more of the Imperial's plans the series journeys further and further into the esoteric sides of the Force, with neutral Force beings, a Gate of Truth, reincarnation, and Magitek becoming a matter of course, culminating in the discovery of a portal to a Force dimension through which all space and time can be accessed and actual time travel. Atypical in that the elements were planned from the start so it feels organic, with lots of Foreshadowing and build-up to the reveals.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2d9e89f7	type	We Help the Helpless
Star Wars Rebels / int_2d9e89f7	comment	We Help the Helpless: Ezra believes that this is the reason the rebels exist. The crew goes to great lengths to help the people on Lothal in addition to being a thorn in the Empire's side, and they leave the planet once they realize their presence will just make the situation worse. After having just indirectly lost his parents because chose to stand up for this ideal, Ezra asks Leia why she fights, because she's a princess - she pretty much can do anything, and she doesn't have to use that to risk her life for others. She answers that it's exactly why she's fighting; she has to, for those who cannot. And she's well aware that this is why Ezra fights too.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_2dddd99d	type	False Flag Operation
Star Wars Rebels / int_2dddd99d	comment	In "The Siege of Lothal", Kallus mocks Tua before she dies in an assassination planned by him and Vader, due to her wanting to switch sides. Come "The Honorable Ones", and now he's the one that's shaken up and in doubt.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_313e9485	type	Hero with Bad Publicity
Star Wars Rebels / int_313e9485	comment	Hero with Bad Publicity: Any surviving Jedi are largely dismissed by Imperial citizens, who view them as traitors to the Republic/Empire, disappointments, inefficient, or any combination of the above. Considering there aren't many of them left, no one really cares anymore, let alone give a second glance.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_315b877e	type	Resolved Noodle Incident
Star Wars Rebels / int_315b877e	comment	Resolved Noodle Incident: Two instances of events that were referenced in Rebels, but hadn't been shown yet in canon. In "The Lost Commanders", the Siege of Mandalore is mentioned. In the Season 2 finale, Maul and Ahsoka appear to know one another, and Maul even taunts her by saying, "Running away again, Lady Tano?" Word of God was that there was a planned The Clone Wars finale arc on the Siege of Mandalore where Maul and Ahsoka would have met, but it was scrapped when the series was cancelled. With The Clone Wars being brought back for a seventh and final season, the Siege of Mandalore, as well as Maul and Ahsoka's meeting, have been revealed in spectacular fashion.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_31add7fe	type	Out of the Inferno
Star Wars Rebels / int_31add7fe	comment	Out of the Inferno: In "The Siege of Lothal", Vader gets two burning AT-DPs toppled on top of him by the Ghost crew. Just as they're about to leave, he almost casually lifts them of himself. Kallus recalls the Lasat mercenary walking out of smoke and fire as he executed the rest of Kallus's unit one by one.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_323f135b	type	Sorting Algorithm of Evil
Star Wars Rebels / int_323f135b	comment	Sorting Algorithm of Evil: Played straight in the first season. The first threat to the heroes is local ISB agent Kallus, who is talented but a small fry nonetheless. Once Kanan is outed as a Jedi, the Grand Inquisitor joins the fold to even out the odds. After a string of failures, Tarkin shows up to set things right. Finally, when Tarkin is outmaneuvered by several Rebel cells joining together and the Grand Inquisitor dies, he calls in Darth Vader. Completely averted starting in the second season, however. Darth Vader is the first threat the characters face, and he would have easily killed them all if he hadn't toyed with them. When the Emperor calls him to direct his attention elsewhere, he sends two Inquisitors after them... both of whom rank significantly lower than the Grand Inqusitor that hunted them earlier. Then Vader comes back in the Season 2 finale. Maul also enters the scene to inflict heavy losses and show how obsolete the Inquisitors have become. In Season 3, as Maul continues to be a thorn in the team's side even if he can't do much else, Thrawn arrives to hunt them down with an entire fleet and a spy network as well as new, more competent sidekicks. By the fourth season, Palpatine enters the stage, and tops every single bad guy the Rebels have ever met and is coming specifically for Ezra.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_331d9f32	type	Silent Snarker
Star Wars Rebels / int_331d9f32	comment	Silent Snarker: Chopper is a variation: while he can't speak a language discernible to viewers, everyone in-universe can understand his quips.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_332c8856	type	Mid-Season Upgrade
Star Wars Rebels / int_332c8856	comment	Midseason Upgrade: The Ghost's auxiliary ship, the Phantom fighter/shuttle, got kitted with a hyperdrive engine by the Mon Calamari engineer Quarrie midway through Season 2, and also with an astromech socket so Chopper can serve as an astronavigator for it. Halfway through Season 3, Sabine gets the Darksaber and set of Madalorian Vambraces (wrist-mounted weapons similar to those used by Boba Fett).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_334b7f3a	type	Cryptic Background Reference
Star Wars Rebels / int_334b7f3a	comment	Cryptic Background Reference: The episode guide for "Out of Darkness" mentions that a cup of Spiran caf reminds Kanan of when he and Hera were on the moons of Rion. In Legends, Rion is a tropical resort planet, suggesting this fact is Ship Tease.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_33981caf	type	Street Urchin
Star Wars Rebels / int_33981caf	comment	Street Urchin: Ezra is an orphan who lives on the streets, looking out for only himself, and often steals from the Imperials.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_33b4e7f	type	Helmets Are Hardly Heroic
Star Wars Rebels / int_33b4e7f	comment	Helmets Are Hardly Heroic: Averted with Sabine, who does wear the helmet belonging to her Mandalorian armor when appropriate. Also averted from time to time with Ezra, who wears a customized cadet helmet whenever they go on long missions. Kanan gets a helmet of his own in "The Call" so that all three can breathe in the toxic environment. Yet still played straight for all of them since they often remove their helmets or lift their visor in any situation when it's helpful for the audience to see their faces even though blaster bolts are flying left and right.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Star Wars Rebels / int_33d5b7f2	comment	The Season 4 trailer introduced Thrawn's Noghri bodyguard Rukh, also from Legends, who was assumed to have been Adapted Out due to his name being used as the Override Command for Thrawn's sparring droids from "Through Imperial Eyes".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_34082c59	type	Wolverine Publicity
Star Wars Rebels / int_34082c59	comment	Wolverine Publicity: R2-D2 and C-3PO appear in "Droids In Distress" even though any other two droids could serve the same purpose in the story. Well, any of Bail Organa's droids, maybe. Their appearance wasn't just a random chance meeting: Senator Organa had heard rumors of a local rebel cell operating around Lothal, so he sent the droids to surreptitiously scope them out to see if they were worth recruiting into the larger rebel cell network he's setting up.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Star Wars Rebels / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kallus is a very callous person, indeed. But surprisingly less so than most Imperials, or at least, that is what it seemed like at first. Not only does he murder a stormtrooper for making a sly remark, but we later learn that he was the one who gave the order to decimate Zeb's people, driving them to near extinction. A fact that he mocks Zeb with. Somewhat subverted in "The Honorable Ones" when he helps Zeb for reasons other than pragmatism and expresses regret for the events on Lasan, which he lied about commanding out of a grudge he grew from the trauma of his first unit being mercilessly killed by a Lasat mercenary.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_34dd5f3	type	La RÃ©sistance
Star Wars Rebels / int_34dd5f3	comment	La RÃ©sistance: The series starts on a planet recently occupied by the Empire, where the citizens show dissatisfaction for its iron-fisted rule and for labor for its war-facilities.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_34e89418	type	A Birthday, Not a Break
Star Wars Rebels / int_34e89418	comment	A Birthday, Not a Break: The "Empire Day"/"Gathering Forces" two-parter takes place on Ezra's birthday. Throughout the Ghost crew has to protect a Rodian with sensitive intel from the Empire, Ezra's forced to deal with his long-repressed issues about his parents, and Ezra taps into the dark side in a moment of desperation. On the bright side, Sabine found a holo-image of his parents.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_354f7d1c	type	TheresNoKillLikeOverkill
Star Wars Rebels / int_354f7d1c	comment	In the "Property of Ezra Bridger" promo short, we meet Baron Valen Rudor, the pilot of a crashed imperial TIE fighter. He fires on Ezra with his ship's guns after Ezra has stolen his helmet. An imperial naval officer, bringing anti-vehicle grade guns to bear on a teenager. Fortunately, Ezra has a Force-sense moment and handily dodges.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
Star Wars Rebels / int_355007c3	comment	Brilliant, but Lazy: Chopper's personality in a nutshell.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_36ed3e1e	type	Ascended Meme
Star Wars Rebels / int_36ed3e1e	comment	Ascended Meme: Kanan and Hera were given the respective invokedFan Nicknames "Space Dad" and "Space Mom" based on their roles as Team Dad and Team Mom. In "The Siege Of Lothal", after the other members of the Ghost report in, Hera states "Alright kids, do mom and dad proud!" in the presence of Kanan, alluding to these nicknames. Alluded to even earlier; in "Fighter Flight", when Ezra and Zeb get sent away on a supply run, Hera comments to Kanan about how much quieter it is when "the kids" are away.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_36fa0cc	type	Clones Are People, Too
Star Wars Rebels / int_36fa0cc	comment	Clones Are People, Too: Rex, Wolffe, and Gregor are really showing strong individuation from their standardized upbringing by the time of this show.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_381855db	type	Five-Second Foreshadowing
Star Wars Rebels / int_381855db	comment	The Sentinel's mannerisms, voice, uniform, etc. are very similar to the Grand Inquisitor's, and it indeed is him before his fall. Also counts as Five-Second Foreshadowing, because he only has a total of about five minutes of screentime before he unmasks himself.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_38718ea8	type	Beautiful All Along
Star Wars Rebels / int_38718ea8	comment	Ezra is a bit surprised to see Sabine is Beautiful All Along without her helmet in "Spark Of Rebellion". Sabine mostly responds with irritation at his attempts to flirt in succeeding episodes, until "Empire Day" and "Gathering Forces" give them some moments. Though they later had some moments during the third and fourth seasons. During the, series finale, Ezra hyperjumps away to parts unknown. Several years later, after the Empire has been defeated, Sabine (after caressing the mural of his face) still believes he is alive and finally has time to search for him.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Star Wars Rebels / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: In general, Steve Blum as a member of a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits stuck in Perpetual Poverty flying around in a Cool Starship. It shouldn't be hard to figure out what else fits this description. In "Shroud of Darkness", the Seventh Sister flirts with Kanan. Their voice actors, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze, Jr., are married in real life. Kevin McKidd and Ray Stevenson are once again warriors of a once-proud regime that came long before us, though here, they're bitter enemies. They are later joined by Tobias Menzies. Kevin McKidd's character has the same haircut he had himself in Dog Soldiers. Possibly unintentional, as his role in Rebels is more of a shoutout to the Battlefront games if anything else. Corey Burton voices a character who is a drill sergeant to military cadets, but unknown to him, at least one of them is a rebel spy (and at least another would become a turncoat). In Transformers: Animated, he is the spy, and the guy he framed becomes a genuine turncoat. This is not the first time Mary Elizabeth McGlynn has played a high-ranking, racist Imperial Antagonistic Governor who is in charge of the show's main setting and is a major villain against the local rebels yet has a soft (though somewhat skewed/hypocritical) spot for family (though this part is addressed in Thrawn rather than in the show itself). And unlike Cornelia, Pryce rejects redemption.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
Star Wars Rebels / int_39b8d3d6	comment	Boring, but Practical: Thrawn realizes the Rebellion has a significant fighter advantage, so his master plan is "develop better starfighters." It's not as flashy as a superweapon, but just the handful of prototypes he gets built nearly destroy the Rebellion before it begins.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3a1c2171	type	The Man Behind the Man
Star Wars Rebels / int_3a1c2171	comment	The Man Behind the Man: Darth Vader, for training the Grand Inquisitor, and Emperor Palpatine, for running the Empire. As Lothal is pretty out of the way, most of the work is left to the Grand Inquisitor and local security.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Star Wars Rebels / int_3b113b7	comment	Ezra and Kanan have come a long way from where they were in "Spark of Rebellion", where the former only had 'adrenaline rushes' of the Force and a slingshot that only amounted as a nuisance, while the latter could only manage holding off lightsabers and making no strikes due to being out of practice. But thanks to the Grand Inquisitor, the pressure of learning how to defend themselves ends up being the right motivation for them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3b23e81	type	Plot Twist
Star Wars Rebels / int_3b23e81	comment	An Entertainment Weekly clip featuring the Grand Inquisitor's first duel with Kanan revealed the episode's Plot Twist - namely, that prisoner Luminara Unduli was Dead All Along by means of a Freeze-Frame Bonus during a close-up of Kanan.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3bc88a7f	type	Foregone Conclusion
Star Wars Rebels / int_3bc88a7f	comment	Foregone Conclusion: Zig-zagged, just like in The Clone Wars. The Ghost crew obviously won't be the ones to defeat the Emperor, though they do have a hand in building the fledgling Rebellion itself, and by necessity any characters from the Original Trilogy must survive, but everyone else is fair game. The Ghost and Chopper are visible on screen in Rogue One, so they must survive the series. And Word of God from the filmmakers says the 'General Syndulla' being paged by the base intercom is Hera, not Cham. The Battle of Scarif is established by the opening crawl of the original film as the Rebellion's first victory against the Empire in a pitched battle. Any major offensive or defensive action by the nascent Alliance fleet is therefore doomed to failure. Indeed, except for small-unit raids, skirmishes, and hit-and-run attacks, every major battle between the Rebel Alliance and the Empire ends in a Rebel defeat, at best escaping with enough ships left to fight another day. Even the liberation of Lothal is largely the result of a local uprising with the only assistance from the Rebellion being the Ghost crew itself.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3cf29583	type	Trojan Prisoner
Star Wars Rebels / int_3cf29583	comment	Trojan Prisoner: In "Spark of Rebellion", the crew of the Ghost attempt to infiltrate an Imperial Cruiser, by claiming that Zeb is a captured Wookie. A rare, hairless Wookie.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3d4f266f	type	Convenient Color Change
Star Wars Rebels / int_3d4f266f	comment	Convenient Color Change: After his first lightsaber is destroyed by Vader, Ezra rebuilds it into a simpler form with the blade changing from blue to green.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Star Wars Rebels / int_3d699462	comment	Even moreso Darth Vader, who shows up to Curb Stomp the entire crew of the Ghost AND take out most of a Rebel squadron on his own.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3dcc914f	type	Took a Level in Kindness
Star Wars Rebels / int_3dcc914f	comment	Kanan isn't as much of this as he was in A New Dawn, but he's still very skeptical towards some non-crew members because they could be troublesome.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Star Wars Rebels / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: For most of the first season, the crew is regularly skirmishing with the local Imperials, in a pretty ratings-friendly way, and with some of the Imperials even acting a bit like standard "I'll get you next time!" villains. In "Call to Action", Tarkin grows tired of this incompetence and shows up to handle things personally. Which begins with the brutal execution of half the old Imperial recurring cast as a warning to the other half. A lot of these happen when Kanan and Rex impersonate Stormtroopers in "Stealth Strike". Rex lampshades the hell out of the impracticality of the Stormtrooper Armor and how the helmet actually makes his marksmanship go down. And just because they know which cell block Ezra is being held in doesn't mean they know how to get there. Finally, running towards your ally while disguised as the enemy probably means you're gonna get shot at instead of a welcomed hello, as both Rex and Kanan found out the hard way when they showed up moments after Ezra just escaped from his Stormtrooper Guards. Thankfully, Ezra had his gun set to Stun, and it was a good thing Ezra recognized Chopper in spite of his disguise. And as for Rex, he may have been an uber-badass soldier in his prime and he may still be a good fighter, but he's not as young as he used to be. His genetically-accelerated aging coupled with his falling out of practice on Seelos means that he has far less stamina than his younger allies, leading to him being captured and needing Kanan to rescue him. Maul has made his way to Tatooine to finish his business with Obi-Wan Kenobi. There's just one problem: Tatooine is a planet, and planets are big. when we see him again, Maul has been lost for some time, and no closer to finding Kenobi. Similarly, when Maul finally finds Kenobi , their final duel is over in three strokes, which is exactly how most samurai duels went in real life. While both of them are much older, Kenobi still has his entire body and has spent his time in the desert productively, training and meditating until he is truly a master of all the forms of lightsaber combat - shown in the shifting stances he takes before the first swing. Maul, in contrast, is literally Half the Man He Used to Be both figuratively and in terms of skillset, has done absolutely no training or done anything to attain the "inner peace" that Obi-Wan has, hasn't had a genuine lightsaber fight in years and is driven by little more than his hatred and vengeance. All of this on top of the fact that Obi-Wan has been peacefully relaxing at his camp, while Maul has been hunting him fruitlessly through the desert for weeks and is half-mad from thirst, hunger, exhaustion, and heat exposure, as well as other reasons. The Power of Hate is no substitute for training and discipline, especially when you've only got half the body you had at your highest point. Just because you're in a kids' cartoon does not mean Armor Is Useless. Going into battle with no protection whatsoever on your chest is a bad idea, even if some of the enemies you're fighting against are essentially armed workers. Gregor found that out the hard way. No matter how vastly outnumbered and outgunned the rebellion is by The Empire, arrogance and inexperience are not qualities you want in your military leadership, as Pryce and Konstantine demonstrate on multiple occasions. The chain of command exists for a reason, and insubordination by someone commanding armies can be absolutely catastrophic. When Pryce and Konstantine ignore orders from Thrawn and take matters into their own hands on how to deal with the rebels, it usually backfires spectacularly. Konstantine breaking from the formation during a space battle just so he can have his own shot at glory gets his flagship blown up with him on board, and Pryce ordering her troops to blow up the Imperial fuel deposits just to kill Kanan cripples the Imperial operation on Lothal and scuttles the TIE Defender program with only a single dead Jedi to show for it. Thrawn is absolutely seething with rage in both these scenarios, and the only reason he doesn't have both Pryce and Konstantine court-martialed and executed is because both of them die before he gets the chance. There's a reason why ridiculously excessive force to crush a vastly smaller opponent is not often a workable strategy and treating your soldiers and facilities as expendable will play into the hands of a numerically inferior enemy. It is not a good idea to sacrifice a site of massive strategic importance to your cause just to take out your enemy's leadership, as Pryce discovers when she detonates her own power plant with Kanan inside. Sure, she managed to kill a major enemy leader, but at a steep price. The Empire can't afford to give her the resources she needs to fix the damage her dumbass mistake caused (and has no reason to do so) and is forced to take extreme aggressive measures to cement its hold on the planet as a result. The Galactic Empire is huge. Even when taking the franchise's usual approach to scale into account, no matter how powerful the Empire is, it can't possibly hope to maintain absolute control of every planet, especially during a time of Galactic Civil War when the Empire's resources are severely strained both by the ongoing conflict and by massive costly expenses like the Death Star project. Consequently, when Phoenix Squadron destroys the Imperial control center and wipes out the Imperial presence on Lothal in one fell swoop, and the citizenry seizes on this opportunity by revolting en masse, the Empire cuts its losses and abandons the planet to the Rebellion rather than waste time and effort it can't afford reclaiming a backwater planet which offers little strategic importance. As a result, Lothal gets to experience a period of peace and freedom unprecedented amongst the primary worlds for at least the entire period of the original trilogy. It also goes the other way for the official Rebel Alliance. After numerous failed attempts at freeing Lothal, the Rebel Alliance abandons Lothal as a lost cause. Despite being Ezra's homeworld, Lothal has no strategic value and is ultimately just one of the thousands of backwater planets being subjugated by the Empire. The only meaningful targets were the TIE Defender factory, which Pryce crippled herself, and the portal to the World between Worlds, which is only a concern to the force users.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_3f7a958b	type	Secret Test of Character
Star Wars Rebels / int_3f7a958b	comment	Secret Test of Character: Kanan allows Ezra to steal his holocron as a test to see if Ezra can open it. He also allows Ezra to steal his lightsaber later on, offering to let him keep it as a trinket or make his own as a Jedi. While in the Lothal Jedi Temple, Ezra is led to believe that the Grand Inquisitor has killed the crew and that the crew has no faith in him, his worse fear being alone again. He overcomes it, as he realizes that his friends are True Companions and even if he is left alone once more, he can still continue forward. This allows him to make contact with Yoda, who leads him to the next part of his trial. Before giving him his kyber crystal, Yoda asks Ezra why he wants to become a Jedi. Ezra says he wants power and revenge on the Empire for taking everything away from him. Yoda leads him to a better answer by asking if he was taught to think this way by Kanan, to which he answers no, as the crew has taught many including himself how to hope again and that they are protectors; they're his inspiration. Somewhat subverted, as Ezra starts to go back to his original style of thinking (wanting power) by the next time he speaks with Yoda. Hearing that the Sentinel wants to kill Ezra before he falls, Kanan refuses to let him do so and fights him. Kanan ends up not doing so well, and is forced to resign to the Sentinel's mercy, coming to admit that he has to put faith in what he has taught Ezra and that Ezra will be okay in Kanan's absence. And for that, the Sentinel grants Kanan his knighthood. To make sure he's definite in wanting to defect, Sabine talks with Wedge about how this is Not What I Signed Up For when it turns out the Empire has no problem with shooting down civilian and unarmed transports. Wedge agrees, and with that, Sabine reveals her identity as a Rebel infiltrator that has come to help him and the other sympathizers at Skystrike.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Star Wars Rebels / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: Deconstructed. Kanan tries to teach Ezra the peaceful ways of the Jedi, but ultimately every problem they have is solved with conflict. Maul's influence ultimately proves to be a catalyst to what Ezra had been internalizing for a long time, and he starts Slowly Slipping Into Evil as a result. This dynamic is Played for Drama in "Mystery of Chopper Base" where Kanan's contradictory actions lead to Ezra having trouble knowing when to play diplomacy and when to use violence against the spider creatures. Though once Kanan experiences a paradigm shift, he revises his previous actions and shows Ezra the possibility of making peace with the spiders.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Star Wars Rebels / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: How the series ends overall. Ezra makes a Heroic Sacrifice to send himself, Thrawn and the Star Destroyer they were in to an unknown point of the deepest reaches of space, effectively taking both one of the remaining Jedi and one of the Empire's most efficient generals off of the board for the entirety of the original trilogy with Uncertain Doom but a hope that Ezra lives. The people of Lothal are freed, albeit not without losses along the way like Kanan or Gregor, and when the heroes tried to anticipate for an Imperial retaliation, the Rebellion would rise up shortly after the series, culminating in peace for the galaxy. While it won't last forever, the heroes earned their victory — though Sabine decides she's not going to simply let things sit, and sets off with Ahsoka to find Ezra.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_420081bf	type	Alien Sky
Star Wars Rebels / int_420081bf	comment	Alien Sky: Lothal has two moons. Also, its atmosphere seems to be golden, rather than blue. Considering Lothal is an Industrial Ghetto and Ezra's vision depicts an un-imperialized Lothal with a normal blue sky, this can be chalked up to pollution. The sky returns to blue in the Grand Finale, after the destruction of the Imperial forces occupying the planet and the reclamation of the capital city. Garel's sky seems to be constantly purple like a sunset, being a desert/mesa planet. In "Holocrons of Fate", Ezra has a vision of the location of where 'the key to destroying the Sith' lies; twin suns.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4230e681	type	Vader Breath
Star Wars Rebels / int_4230e681	comment	"Fire Across the Galaxy" has two. First, the reveal of Fulcrum, naturally - Ahsoka Tano climbing down the ladder and facing the Ghost crew. The second is after Kallus informs Tarkin that there is unrest spreading over Lothal because word leaked of what happened at Mustafar. Tarkin replies not to worry as the Emperor has sent an alternative solution for the Lothal problem. Cue that familiar Vader Breath sound as the Imperial March starts up in all of its dark glory and Darth Vader proceeds to walk down the shuttle's ramp behind Tarkin.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_435eafe8	type	Follow the White Rabbit
Star Wars Rebels / int_435eafe8	comment	Follow the White Rabbit: A white loth-cat. It first shows up in "Legacy" and leads Ezra towards his parents, and later shows up in season 4 to guide him (presumably) towards safety.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4508b16b	type	The Guards Must Be Crazy
Star Wars Rebels / int_4508b16b	comment	The Guards Must Be Crazy: In the pilot, Ezra fakes being sick to trick two Stormtroopers into the cell while hiding behind the steps. They go in and check, then he runs out and traps them in.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4565d81d	type	Single-Stroke Battle
Star Wars Rebels / int_4565d81d	comment	Single-Stroke Battle: Obi-Wan Kenobi versus Maul.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_465780af	type	Facial Markings
Star Wars Rebels / int_465780af	comment	The Grand Inquisitor has gray skin with red Facial Markings (a standard for the Pau'an species), wears black armor, and wields a double-bladed red lightsaber.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_46b99973	type	The "Mom" Voice
Star Wars Rebels / int_46b99973	comment	The "Mom" Voice: Hera is the Team Mom, and it shows, from the way she will use a Full-Name Ultimatum on Zeb (Garizeb Orrelios!) to when she has to explain to a frustrated Sabine why it is that she and Kanan keep details from the others, to once giving an explanation to Ezra about why it is that the sale of ion rifles has Zeb in a particularly foul mood, advising Ezra to give Zeb his space. And on one occasion, she uses her "Mom" voice to send Ezra and Zeb on a Snipe Hunt for a piece of fruit she knew would be next to impossible to find on Lothal, telling them not to come back without at least one. It was meant to be a Team Building Exercise, but if Hera knew the antics that Zeb and Ezra got up to during that outing, she'd probably never let them off the ship again.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_46c1dc8e	type	Someone to Remember Him By
Star Wars Rebels / int_46c1dc8e	comment	Someone to Remember Him By: In the Distant Finale, Hera is revealed to have given birth to Kanan's son, a Half-Human Hybrid named Jacen Syndulla.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_474e3977	type	You Have Failed Me
Star Wars Rebels / int_474e3977	comment	You Have Failed Me: Tarkin has two of his officers beheaded in his office for this reason, and as an example to the other Imperials on Lothal.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Star Wars Rebels / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Pretty much every crew member of the Ghost is this at one point or another. Kanan isn't as much of this as he was in A New Dawn, but he's still very skeptical towards some non-crew members because they could be troublesome. Ezra starts off as a cynical street rat only looking out for himself, but that didn't stop him saving a fruit vendor from being arrested for a misdemeanor against the Empire. Like Kanan, he becomes nicer and less self-serving after he meets the crew. Zeb seems pretty gruff and willing to kill Ezra when they first meet, but he ultimately cares for the crew and their cause and eventually comes to respect Ezra. Hera can sometimes come off as a nagging Team Mom whenever any of the crew does something stupid, but only because she has their best interests at heart. Otherwise, she's probably the nicest member of the crew. Sabine has some trust issues (a result of her time with the Empire) and comes off as a bit dismissive towards Ezra, but like everyone else in the crew, is fighting for a righteous cause. Chopper for the most part is an obnoxious, hedonistic (and mildly sociopathic) prankster towards just about everyone, but his loyalties ultimately lie with the crew, even if his ownership rights have been lost to someone else.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_479d4e5a	type	Would Hurt a Child
Star Wars Rebels / int_479d4e5a	comment	Would Hurt a Child: In the "Property of Ezra Bridger" promo short, we meet Baron Valen Rudor, the pilot of a crashed imperial TIE fighter. He fires on Ezra with his ship's guns after Ezra has stolen his helmet. An imperial naval officer, bringing anti-vehicle grade guns to bear on a teenager. Fortunately, Ezra has a Force-sense moment and handily dodges. In the series proper, a Wookiee child is sent to the spice mines, and Kallus has no problem with killing Ezra for being a Jedi, even though Ezra is only a Force-sensitive just now getting clued in. Kallus has participated in genocide, so there's a possibility that he may have killed children. However, it gets implied that he mainly fought adult soldiers. The Grand Inquisitor is perfectly willing to murder Ezra if he refuses to join the Empire. Darth Vader explicitly says that his task is to hunt for "Children of the Force", pretty explicitly stating that the target's age is not an issue for the Empire. The rest of the Inquisition has no problem with hurting kids too, since they abduct children and are more than welcome to bring harm to Ezra and Sabine.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Star Wars Rebels / int_47fea76b	comment	While Lyste is extremely downplayed (being more of a Butt-Monkey with amusing fails), his last episode ends with him being dragged away to a detention cell while screaming that he is innocent and begging Kallus to help him after the latter betrays him. Thrawn has no interest in freeing him even after discovering Kallus is the true rebel spy because it would screw things up for his plans.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Star Wars Rebels / int_48b9731f	comment	During one scene, Zeb poses as a "Hairless Wookiee" in order to infiltrate an Imperial compound. Zeb's design is based on the early concept art for Wookiees.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Star Wars Rebels / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Just about every place in the show, from Lothal, to the Ghost, to the Star Destroyers.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Star Wars Rebels / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: The Grand Inquisitor's decapitation of Grint and Aresko is blocked by Tarkin's shoulders, followed by a cutaway to Tua and Kallus's shocked expressions. This being in spite of the fact that lightsabers instantly cauterize wounds instantly for nearly every species in the Galaxy, this trope is enforced for dramatic purposes. In "Path of the Jedi", we get a distant shot of Kanan getting stabbed, as well as Shadow Discretion Shots of the crew being cut down (with a shot of Sabine's legs, the rest of her body behind the dejarik table). "Twilight of the Apprentice" has the Seventh Sister getting cut in half, with only a shot of her torso falling to the ground, and the Fifth Brother getting Impaled with Extreme Prejudice, with only a shot of his reaction. Then it gets averted when Kanan gets a lightsaber thrown at his face and scarring his eyes, with an actual model of his scars. In "Family Reunion - and Farewell", we don't get to see Rukh getting electrocuted, but from the way Zeb flinches away in disgust, it can't have been pleasant.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_49f8c18f	type	Ace Custom
Star Wars Rebels / int_49f8c18f	comment	Ace Custom: Thrawn's Imperial Star Destroyer, the Chimaera, sports a unique paint pattern on it's underside, resembling the beast of the same name. Imperial TIE ace Commander Skerris pilots yellow and red-striped TIE Interceptors and later an advanced TIE Defender. In Rebel Assault, Hera flys an X-wing with a green and orange paint job reminiscent of the Ghost.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Star Wars Rebels / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: The midseason trailer for Season 2 has Ahsoka do this in a clip taken from "Twilight of the Apprentice", likely in reference to the increasing amount of re-entries into new canon starting especially at this part of the series.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4a852458	type	Big Good
Star Wars Rebels / int_4a852458	comment	Big Good: Primarily Fulcrum/Ahsoka, who coordinates various rebel cells including the Lothal crew. Bail Organa serves as a secondary one, scouting out the team for what would become the Rebel Alliance and working with Fulcrum, and serves as the overarching good guy for the most part. Season 3 introduces the primary one of the franchise—Mon Mothma, who officially kickstarted the Rebel Alliance.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4ba29ebb	type	Lost Him in a Card Game
Star Wars Rebels / int_4ba29ebb	comment	Lost Him in a Card Game: In "Idiot's Array", Zeb bets Chopper in a game of Sabacc, believing his hand is unbeatable. Lando, however, has an "Idiot's Array" and takes Chopper, forcing Kanan to broker a deal so Lando will give him back.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4d044580	type	Motive Rant
Star Wars Rebels / int_4d044580	comment	After her Motive Rant about how she was abandoned by her family, Raul his friend Ezra, and Kanan kneel before Sabine and the Darksaber, telling her that they will always stand by her and the choices she makes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4ddd4d1a	type	Swivel-Chair Antics
Star Wars Rebels / int_4ddd4d1a	comment	Swivel-Chair Antics: Ezra whenever he's in the co-pilot's chair.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4e11940e	type	Mythical Motifs
Star Wars Rebels / int_4e11940e	comment	Mythical Motifs: The Phoenix. Nearly all the protagonists have arcs focusing on becoming new, better people after their Dark and Troubled Past, the rebel fleet in season 2 is called Phoenix Sqaudron, Sabine's symbol (confirmed to be the inspiration for the Rebel insignia) is the GFFA version of a phoenix, the starbird, and Ezra wears primarily orange with a bird's head on his back. To a lesser extent, fire is a running motif throughout the series, with the rebellion being compared to fire spreading, and fire appearing in several events that permanently change a character's life or the show itself.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Star Wars Rebels / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: In the final trailer for Season 2, Sabine drops a serious bombshell about who she is, particularly for those who have seen The Clone Wars. An even bigger one happens in Shroud of Darkness, straight from Yoda himself: Also from Shroud of Darkness. From the Season 2 finale: Why should Sabine trust Kallus will help her, Wedge, and Hobbie escape from Imperial custody, in "The Antilles Extraction"? It also implied that there was much more going on behind Kallus's actions than what he claims here: Regarding The Reveal from Kallus in "An Inside Man": Later on in the same episode: The end credits of the series finale finally reveal the voice of Chopper:
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Star Wars Rebels / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: "Fire Across the Galaxy" has two. First, the reveal of Fulcrum, naturally - Ahsoka Tano climbing down the ladder and facing the Ghost crew. The second is after Kallus informs Tarkin that there is unrest spreading over Lothal because word leaked of what happened at Mustafar. Tarkin replies not to worry as the Emperor has sent an alternative solution for the Lothal problem. Cue that familiar Vader Breath sound as the Imperial March starts up in all of its dark glory and Darth Vader proceeds to walk down the shuttle's ramp behind Tarkin. From Shroud of Darkness, when the Sentinel takes off his mask to reveal that he is a pre-fallen Grand Inquisitor. Also accompanied by a Wham Line. Maul leaping towards Kanan, and the screen going red as his blade slashes across Kanan's eyes. Grand Admiral Thrawn stepping out of the shadows in the Season 3 trailer. Also in the trailer for Season 3, Sabine holding the Darksaber. In "A World Between Worlds" Ezra reaches through time and pulls Ahsoka off of Malachor just as Vader is about to strike her down.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Star Wars Rebels / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: How the Phantom docks with the Ghost seems to change a lot in the first season. Normally, we see it docked facing backwards, with the crew entering through the rear hatch. However, some scenes show it docking facing forward, with the rear hatch facing outside the ship. Later episodes seem to rectify this, with the crew now shown climbing a ladder into the Phantom, making which direction it's pointing while docked moot. Kallus makes no note of Zeb in "Spark of Rebellion" and also has his bo-rifle in the first half of the episode, but only seems to realize that Zeb is a Lasat or decides to use his bo-rifle against Zeb in the next episode when Minister Tua reports a Lasat in the Ghost crew. May be a case of shifting story tones, but Season 1 has a linear story, while the rest of the seasons have episodes that have different seemingly unrelated plots with parts of the episode order being interchangeable with one another.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_500c55cf	type	Series Goal
Star Wars Rebels / int_500c55cf	comment	Series Goal: For the heroes of this story, liberate Lothal from the Empire. However, this goal just gets more and more elusive each season.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_500ecfb7	type	The Big Guy
Star Wars Rebels / int_500ecfb7	comment	The Big Guy: Zeb is the physically strongest and largest member of the Ghost crew, and he also seems a bit gruff at first, but in reality, he's a deeply caring person.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_50cc01e1	type	Do Not Call Me "Paul"
Star Wars Rebels / int_50cc01e1	comment	Do Not Call Me "Paul": invokedAccording to his voice actor Steve Blum, Zeb "is also know as Garazeb Orrelios, but only to his mom." Hera uses it as a Full-Name Ultimatum whenever she's mad at him.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_50d71a78	type	Dual Wielding
Star Wars Rebels / int_50d71a78	comment	Dual Wielding: Kanan and the Grand Inquisitor both do this with borrowed/stolen lightsabers at one point. And Ahsoka is once again armed with both a standard and short lightsaber. Kanan once again dual wields, this time with his normal lightsaber and a red lightsaber, when fighting against the Sentinel. Becomes a Meaningful Echo to "Fire Across the Galaxy", because the Sentinel is a Force-vision of who the Grand Inquisitor once was.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_515eeccc	type	Sampling
Star Wars Rebels / int_515eeccc	comment	Sampling: The music used in the show often borrows and reworks music from the first six Star Wars movies. Interestingly, the show also borrows a bit of the soundtrack of the Indiana Jones movies on occasion.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_52b36340	type	What Measure Is a Mook?
Star Wars Rebels / int_52b36340	comment	What Measure Is a Mook?: The heroes regularly gun down Stormtroopers. The only one who ever fires stun shots is Ezra, since his lightsaber's built-in blaster doesn't have a kill setting. However, in "Call to Action", it's reported that the crew's latest heist resulted in no casualties, even though Kanan clearly guns down one of the Stormtroopers; whether this is meant to suggest no civilian casualties or their Stormtroopers are surviving getting shot is hard to say. Or maybe a few Stormtroopers dying is just THAT insignificant to the Empire. Kallus is implied to have been a Stormtrooper before joining ISB. It is also implied he joined specifically because Saw Gerrera and the Onderon rebels believed in this trope, and thus had no problem with gunning down wounded men, influential on the high ranks or not. So of course, this gives Kallus a motivation to fight rebels, as he's under the assumption they're all weak in morality.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Star Wars Rebels / int_5313c266	comment	They embrace at the end of "The Mystery of Chopper Base" before he leaves for Malachor, with him promising that they'll see each other again. And they embrace once more at the end of "Twilight of the Apprentice", when Hera realizes he's blind.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_53c37f0c	type	Silly Rabbit, Cynicism Is for Losers!
Star Wars Rebels / int_53c37f0c	comment	Silly Rabbit, Cynicism Is for Losers!: Ezra finds the idea that anyone would act selflessly to help others to be ridiculous. Hera calls him out on this, telling him his life is worth nothing if it only means something to himself. Surprisingly, even Kallus shares this view; when Ezra repeats the sentiment after being told he'll be used as bait, Kallus just smiles and says nothing, clearly knowing better.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_53c5f30e	type	Happy Ending Override
Star Wars Rebels / int_53c5f30e	comment	Happy Ending Override: Sabine's Mandalorian arc, built up throughout the show, culminates with the laying of the first seeds of Mandalorian revolution against the Empire, along with her bestowing the Darksaber upon Bo-Katan. Then The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett reveal that The Empire responded with "The Great Purge", the near-extermination of the Mandalorian people and culture. Moff Gideon, who oversaw the Purge, managed to take the Darksaber from Bo-Katan, although she narrowly survived.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_53ecf83f	type	Lensman Arms Race
Star Wars Rebels / int_53ecf83f	comment	Lensman Arms Race: The Empire typically uses TIE Fighters and Interceptors, built for speed but lacking armor, shields, or even a hyperdrive. However, they use a lot of them to make up for their weaknesses. The Rebels, on the other hand, use hardier and more versatile fighters, since they have fewer resources and pilots. In response to this, the Empire, under the guidance of Thrawn, begins manufacturing TIE Defenders, which retain the speed of a TIE Fighter but have shields and a hyperdrive.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_547196be	type	Broad Strokes
Star Wars Rebels / int_547196be	comment	In a similar case of Broad Strokes, the B-Wing in Legends was the result of "Project Shantipole," Admiral Ackbar working with Verpine engineers to build a fighter to replace the sturdy, yet aging, slow, and unmaneuverable Y-Wing, with one of the stated design goals being that the fighter would be able to reliably destroy Nebulon-B Frigates, which the Empire was increasingly deploying to guard supply convoys the Rebellion desperately wanted to raid. In Rebels, the B-Wing is developed on the planet Shantipole by a Mon Calamari engineer (melding Admiral Ackbar coming up with the concept and the Verpine actually building it), and is explicitly stated to be designed to destroy much larger ships.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_548bd053	type	Guns Akimbo
Star Wars Rebels / int_548bd053	comment	Guns Akimbo: Sabine dual wields blaster pistols. Fenn Rau as well.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_54bb502b	type	Nobody Poops
Star Wars Rebels / int_54bb502b	comment	Nobody Poops: Played for laughs. AP-5 walks in on Wedge trying to urinate, and apparently he's done this to Zeb before too.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_556a4e20	type	The Empire
Star Wars Rebels / int_556a4e20	comment	No matter how vastly outnumbered and outgunned the rebellion is by The Empire, arrogance and inexperience are not qualities you want in your military leadership, as Pryce and Konstantine demonstrate on multiple occasions. The chain of command exists for a reason, and insubordination by someone commanding armies can be absolutely catastrophic. When Pryce and Konstantine ignore orders from Thrawn and take matters into their own hands on how to deal with the rebels, it usually backfires spectacularly. Konstantine breaking from the formation during a space battle just so he can have his own shot at glory gets his flagship blown up with him on board, and Pryce ordering her troops to blow up the Imperial fuel deposits just to kill Kanan cripples the Imperial operation on Lothal and scuttles the TIE Defender program with only a single dead Jedi to show for it. Thrawn is absolutely seething with rage in both these scenarios, and the only reason he doesn't have both Pryce and Konstantine court-martialed and executed is because both of them die before he gets the chance.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5571b706	type	I Work Alone
Star Wars Rebels / int_5571b706	comment	I Work Alone: In Spark of Rebellion, Ezra Bridger says this to Agent Kallus when he accuses him of being a Jedi Padawan training under Kanan Jarrus. Not long after, however, the accusation ends up becoming true.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Star Wars Rebels / int_575fd5e2	comment	The moon seems to be referencing how it is the light in the dark of the night, and not necessarily an evil, possibly referring to how Ezra and Kanan, as Jedi/relatively light-sided users of the Force, bring hope to the dark times. Plus, it could well also be hinting to how Ezra and Kanan are not conventional Jedi and have done more questionable things with the Force (Ezra much moreso), but are still good people at heart.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_57b74bd4	type	Achievements in Ignorance
Star Wars Rebels / int_57b74bd4	comment	Achievements in Ignorance: Holocrons are generally thought to be Mutually Exclusive Magic (someone on the Light Side of the Force can't use a Dark Side aligned holocron, and vice versa) until Ezra demonstrates the ability to use both. The truth is a bit more complicated: someone has to know how to think like a Jedi or Sith to use the holocrons, not necessarily be one, and since many Jedi and Sith are trained from a very young age they're either incapable of understanding each other's mindsets or refuse to try out of (rightful) fear of corruption.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_57b80b45	type	Fantastic Racism
Star Wars Rebels / int_57b80b45	comment	Fantastic Racism: According to the visual guide (and carrying over from the Legends Expanded Universe), the human-o-centric Empire looks down on aliens, and it is rare for them to serve in high-ranking positions. The Grand Inquisitor is one of those exceptions, as is Grand Vizier Mas Amedda (a Chagrian). Notably, the new Inquisitors also appear to be nonhuman. Agent Kallus seems to be this, though most of it has been against Lasats. It turns out it's from a misplaced grudge, due to trauma from seeing his first unit getting killed by a mercenary that just so happened to be a Lasat. He's actually pretty remorseful about the massacre of Lasan when he recounts it to Zeb in "The Honorable Ones", but it isn't clear if he felt bad ever since the massacre or he was blinded by his vices, hatred, and guilt to distract himself up until then, but it's likely the latter. It also seemed like he was about to harass Hera for being a Twi'lek when they finally get acquainted in "Vision of Hope" before Tua walks in and tells him to cut to the chase.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_57dda60c	type	The Emperor
Star Wars Rebels / int_57dda60c	comment	The Emperor: Palpatine/Darth Sidious, naturally.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_581f6468	type	Hero of Another Story
Star Wars Rebels / int_581f6468	comment	We never get to find out if Jai was really Force-sensitive or not. Likewise, this can apply to Zare's story if you're unaware it continues as a book series.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_582564f5	type	The Gadfly
Star Wars Rebels / int_582564f5	comment	Chopper for the most part is an obnoxious, hedonistic (and mildly sociopathic) prankster towards just about everyone, but his loyalties ultimately lie with the crew, even if his ownership rights have been lost to someone else.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5a3b8032	type	The Un-Reveal
Star Wars Rebels / int_5a3b8032	comment	The Unreveal: A lot of characters comment on what a T-7 disruptor will do to an organic being, but they never specify exactly what happens, possibly as a Nothing Is Scarier situation. However, it does get touched upon in outside material such as Battlefront: Twilight Company, and it's exactly what you'd imagine would happen to flesh if it were to be fried. We never get to find out if Jai was really Force-sensitive or not. Likewise, this can apply to Zare's story if you're unaware it continues as a book series. After having her vision in "Shroud of Darkness", Ahsoka realizes that "there is another way" and runs down a hall. We never get to find out what she was talking about. There also are implications that there might have been an off-screen conversation between her and Yoda.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5a65ba8c	type	Flirting Under Fire
Star Wars Rebels / int_5a65ba8c	comment	Flirting Under Fire: Ezra tries to flirt with Sabine while she's shooting down TIE fighters, which she responds to by rolling her eyes and getting back to shooting.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5aa8d3d8	type	Friendly Enemy
Star Wars Rebels / int_5aa8d3d8	comment	In "Brothers of the Broken Horn", Hondo mentions that he was once good friends with a Jedi many years ago. Or at least he thinks they were friends. He's referring to his adventures with Obi-Wan Kenobi, which occurred in The Clone Wars.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5b19cc1b	type	Air-Vent Passageway
Star Wars Rebels / int_5b19cc1b	comment	Air-Vent Passageway: It seems Ezra is quite accustomed and fond of using these to get around. He does it three times in the pilot and again in "Droids in Distress". His comments to Kanan along the way give the implication that he's no stranger to doing so. Notably works much better for Ezra (and sometimes Sabine) than for any of the adult characters, especially the massive Zeb who gets stuck when trying to climb into an air vent. Ezra stops doing this once he's grown bigger in Season 3. He is forced to do this again several times during the course of Season 4 though.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Star Wars Rebels / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: Fight for the right thing even if it's you against the world, because the truth is, you are not alone in your struggle, and they'll be there to back you up. If you find that you are hurting, reconcile with your past so that you and the people around you can have a brighter future. You Are Better Than You Think You Are. It's never too late to start changing yourself for the better.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5d753b19	type	The Smurfette Principle
Star Wars Rebels / int_5d753b19	comment	The Smurfette Principle: As of the first half of Season 3, there have only been three female Imperials: Minister Tua, the Seventh Sister, and Governor Pryce, and none of them have ever had screentime with each other. Captain Brunson is introduced as a minor character in a Season 3 episode and a subsequent cameo later on, but otherwise, the situation is still pretty bad.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5deb34da	type	Ace Pilot
Star Wars Rebels / int_5deb34da	comment	Ace Pilot: Hera, who again and again pulls the crew out of situations they would never have survived otherwise. Darth Vader, who single-handedly brings down an entire rebel fighter squadron and frigate. Fenn Rau. He nearly manages to get Hera killed. TIE Pilot Baron Valen Rudor apparently, at least according to the Empire. Wedge Antilles and Hobbie Klivian, and of course, the other students at the Skystrike Academy. Rake and Commandant Relik were/are presumably this as well. Captain Vult Skerris and his squadron of TIE Interceptors.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5e2f5ad2	type	You Kill It, You Bought It
Star Wars Rebels / int_5e2f5ad2	comment	You Kill It, You Bought It: It is the Lasat warrior way to give up your weapon when a superior foe bests you in combat. This is how Kallus got his bo-rifle.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5e782d0c	type	Super Prototype
Star Wars Rebels / int_5e782d0c	comment	Super Prototype: The "Blade Wing" prototype B-Wing starfighter which packs a superlaser powerful enough to take out small capital ships in one shot, something the mass production model seen in Return of the Jedi doesn't have. As well as a separate gunner's station in the lower half of the ship, which production B-Wings also lack. On the other hand, it has its share of flaws, such as the fact that firing the superlaser ruins the hyperdrive.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5f476d97	type	Space Navy
Star Wars Rebels / int_5f476d97	comment	Space Navy: The Imperial Navy, naturally.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5fc3ab7f	type	Implied Love Interest
Star Wars Rebels / int_5fc3ab7f	comment	Implied Love Interest: Kanan and Hera act a lot like a couple that has been together for a while, with Hera calling Kanan 'love' and 'dear' and the way they act with each other. There's also their Team Mom and Team Dad aspects, and their reunion in the season one finale practically begged for a kiss, making it seem like they are already an Official Couple, even though they don't show it. (Or not around "the kids", at any rate.) At the end of the "Machine in the Ghost" short, Kanan and Hera seem quite close to sharing a kiss. In the prequel book A New Dawn Kanan is clearly very attracted to Hera and would be interested in pursuing a physical relationship, but she makes it clear she doesn't have time for romance; whether that's changed in seven years has yet to be seen. In the season two episode Homecoming, when preparing to meet Hera's father Cham for the first time, Kanan acts like a suitor who's about to be introduced to his girlfriends father. According to Kanan's voice actor, Freddie Prinze, Jr., this in part is because the two do have feeling for each other. Season 4 takes the Implied part of their relationship and shoves it out the airlock. The trailers leading up to the season premiere showed Kanan wanting to upgrade their relationship. Episode 5 marks their first onscreen kiss. Episode 8 has Hera finally confess to Kanan the full extent of her feelings for him moments before Kanan is killed. And to top it all, the series finale reveals in its epilogue that they had conceived a child prior to Kanan's death.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_5fcb9ad1	type	Time Skip
Star Wars Rebels / int_5fcb9ad1	comment	Time Skip: In regards to the returning characters from The Clone Wars. Due to the show's cancellation, many plot threads regarding the characters were Left Hanging, with the fates of Hondo Ohnaka, Ahsoka Tano, various Clone Troopers, and possibly others remaining uncertain. The show alludes to what happened between then and this show while developing these characters further. Season 3 is said to take six months after "Twilight of the Apprentice". In general, nearly all of the episodes take place after some span of time after one another, which is usually a few weeks. Considering the rebels have other missions to do that are irrelevant in moving the plot of Rebels forward like milk runs, this makes sense. Namely: There was enough time between "Future of the Force" and "Legacy" for another confrontation with the Inquisitors and a supply mission to another rebel cell, as seen in the magazine comics. From this, we now know that the Imperials took time to plan their attack on Garel instead of immediately attacking it. The tie-in Marvel comics Kanan utilized these inferred time skips around the time of the season one's first half. "Path of the Jedi" contains a time jump at the end to some weeks after Ezra gets his kyber crystal, allowing us to see Ezra ignite his lightsaber for the first time, as he had constructing it over the timeskip. In the series finale, Sabine narrates a Time Skip that covers the entire period of time during which Rogue One, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi take place.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
Star Wars Rebels / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Had Hera not recruited Kanan as seen in A New Dawn, then Zeb, Sabine, and Ezra wouldn't have joined as they were recruited by Kanan. And had they not joined as rebels, then not only would several people not have joined as well, but major events, including Kanan making a comeback as a Jedi with Ezra as his apprentice, Sabine rallying her people against the Empire, Zeb finding the new home of his people, and so forth, would never have happened either.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_60e49895	type	The Leader
Star Wars Rebels / int_60e49895	comment	The Leader: Kanan is the de facto leader of the group, though Kanan and Hera sort of form a Team Dad and Team Mom leadership duo. Hera actually owns the ship they live on (the Ghost is consistently referred to as her ship, not Kanan's) and she is its pilot. Moreover, Hera is the one who communicates with their mission contact Fulcrum, not Kanan. It's implied that they did this on purpose to compartmentalize information: Kanan is out in the field running ops while Hera is usually flying the ship, thus he is more likely to be captured, in which case they don't want him to have any vital information about the wider rebel network that can be tortured out of him. This is exactly what happens at the end of Season 1: Kanan is captured in the assault on the planetary communications array, but even under heavy torture he simply doesn't know anything about Fulcrum to tell the Grand Inquisitor, because Hera always handled that.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Star Wars Rebels / int_617f0563	comment	"An Inside Man". Kallus is Fulcrum, and Thrawn has his suspicions.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_61c683d2	type	We Have Reserves
Star Wars Rebels / int_61c683d2	comment	The heroes regularly gun down Stormtroopers. The only one who ever fires stun shots is Ezra, since his lightsaber's built-in blaster doesn't have a kill setting. However, in "Call to Action", it's reported that the crew's latest heist resulted in no casualties, even though Kanan clearly guns down one of the Stormtroopers; whether this is meant to suggest no civilian casualties or their Stormtroopers are surviving getting shot is hard to say. Or maybe a few Stormtroopers dying is just THAT insignificant to the Empire.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_62907b90	type	Bottle Episode
Star Wars Rebels / int_62907b90	comment	Bottle Episode: Or rather, bottle season—the first season of the show is largely concerned with the affairs of the planet Lothal, which is Ezra's home. Given that the theme of the series is that the spark of rebellion will spread like wildfire, the rest of the series explores a greater number of settings. Season 4 is once again is confined to Lothal. The planet is locked down tight and once the Ghost crew enters, they will be stranded and unable to leave. They make the choice knowing this.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Star Wars Rebels / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: The final scene of Season 1 is Darth Vader arriving on Lothal to stamp out the fledgling rebellion. The last scene of Season 2 shows Ezra opening the Sith Holocron. Why the Emperor appears to need Ezra to open a portal to the "World between Worlds". The place is equally left mysterious beyond it's ability to transcend space and time. The entire series ends with Ezra and Grand Admiral Thrawn having been lost in Hyperspace during the elimination of the Emprie's control over Lothal. After a Time Skip, Sabine reveals that she and Asohka are off on a quest to find Ezra.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Star Wars Rebels / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: Right after Ezra flies out of the portal in "World Between Worlds", for a split second one can see the silhouetted figures of his parents in the portal behind him.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_63499260	type	VillainOfTheWeek
Star Wars Rebels / int_63499260	comment	General Kalani appearing in "The Last Battle", as many assumed he (actually look-a-like, due to a crediting error in his unnamed appearances in the Crystal Crisis arc of The Clone Wars) died and was a one-shot villain.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6377d6e6	type	Grievous Harm with a Body
Star Wars Rebels / int_6377d6e6	comment	Grievous Harm with a Body: Zeb disables a couple of Stormtroopers by grabbing them and throwing them at their partners. He shows fondness of this trope when does it again in a later episode.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_638b65bc	type	Armor Is Useless
Star Wars Rebels / int_638b65bc	comment	Just because you're in a kids' cartoon does not mean Armor Is Useless. Going into battle with no protection whatsoever on your chest is a bad idea, even if some of the enemies you're fighting against are essentially armed workers. Gregor found that out the hard way.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6411dac8	type	BadassNormal
Star Wars Rebels / int_6411dac8	comment	The Grand Inquisitor and Agent Kallus for Grand Moff Tarkin in Season 1. They encounter the Ghost crew the most and are the biggest threats to them, The Inquisitor is a fallen Dark Jedi while Agent Kallus is a Badass Normal who can beat up Zeb with a weapon not built for his hands. Minister Tua to a lesser extent, as she doesn't participate in the action and is relegated to barking orders. After that, Kallus is the only one left loyal to Tarkin.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Star Wars Rebels / int_6439de78	comment	"Jedi Night". As the rebels rescue Hera, Pryce orders her troops to fire on the fuel tank they're standing on (which supplies fuel to the whole TIE Defender project); Kanan sacrifices himself to save the rest from the ensuing explosion.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_647ce68	type	Family-Unfriendly Violence
Star Wars Rebels / int_647ce68	comment	Family-Unfriendly Violence: Kanan takes a lightsaber to the eyes in "Twilight of the Apprentice." Unlike the aforementioned Family-Unfriendly Deaths, this one surprisingly isn't off-screen. The wound is shown for all of a second, but it is particularly nasty and leaves him blind.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_652bf890	type	Drone of Dread
Star Wars Rebels / int_652bf890	comment	Drone of Dread: The sound effect used to indicate the dark side of the Force takes the usual high tone used for the light side and pitches it up until it's piercing.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_653c5c73	type	Cannot Spit It Out
Star Wars Rebels / int_653c5c73	comment	Cannot Spit It Out: Ezra has a crush on Sabine, but he's too nervous to say anything to her outright, so he resorts to unpolished, cheesy "smooth" talking. Naturally, she's less than impressed.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_65acf9db	type	He Knows Too Much
Star Wars Rebels / int_65acf9db	comment	The Inquisitors are seen boarding a ship in "The Future of the Force" in the intro and proceeding to kill off onlookers. The next time we see the ship, it is empty and floating around in the void, with a Sole Survivor that dies soon after Ahsoka finds her.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Star Wars Rebels / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Dave Filoni is a cat person, so it's no surprise that Lothal has a population of alien cats. And the fact that Chopper is "the family cat." Filoni wanted to involve giant wolves in helping Ahsoka escape from Order 66 and even having her ride one (as a Shout-Out to Princess Mononoke), though was not to be. However, in Rebels, we get several references to giant wolves native to Lothal (the aptly named lothwolves), with one finally appearing in the flesh in the final season of the show to help Kanan, Sabine, and Ezra, also letting them ride it. There's also the ancient art of wolves in the Force temples, as well as the show being codenamed Wolf in production. Simon Kinberg has been trying to write an anti-gravity scene for years, which he would finally do in "Spark of Rebellion".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_674c71e9	type	Live-Action Escort Mission
Star Wars Rebels / int_674c71e9	comment	Live-Action Escort Mission: The "Empire Day"/"Gathering Forces" two-parter has the Ghost crew trying to get Tseebo, a Rodian with half the Empire's secrets in his implant, off Lothal and to safety. Unlike most examples, Tseebo's catatonic most of the time, and actively helpful for the rest. "Secret Cargo" has a squadron of Y-Wings and the Ghost crew escorting Senator Mon Mothma to the secret rebel base on Dantooine after she pretty much flips off the Empire. Thrawn and the Seventh Fleet including TIE Defenders are in hot pursuit of them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_676e942c	type	We Hardly Knew Ye
Star Wars Rebels / int_676e942c	comment	"The Call" introduced Boss Yushyn.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
Star Wars Rebels / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: The Grand Inquisitor laughs twice as he taunts Ezra, threatening to kill him, his master and his friends, which really sets the boy off.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6a47a1e2	type	Knight of Cerebus
Star Wars Rebels / int_6a47a1e2	comment	Kanan's first duel with the Grand Inquisitor is pretty one-sided, due to the character's status as a Knight of Cerebus. He and Ezra are lucky to escape. While Kanan does get better in subsequent duels, he's still outclassed.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6a60948a	type	Expressive Ears
Star Wars Rebels / int_6a60948a	comment	Expressive Ears: Lasats like Zeb, and Cikatro Vizago.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Star Wars Rebels / int_6b2b3b59	comment	Regarding The Reveal from Kallus in "An Inside Man":
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6b510ace	type	Hopeless War
Star Wars Rebels / int_6b510ace	comment	Ezra is constantly wondering if the fight is worth it, but what keeps Ezra from Jumping Off the Slippery Slope and staying a good person at heart is maternal support from Hera, Kanan's teachings, Zeb's respect, Sabine's faith in him, and his friendships with Chopper, Rex, Ahsoka, etc.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Star Wars Rebels / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: Star Wars is a story of repetition, after all. "Twilight of the Apprentice" to The Force Awakens. Ahsoka confronting Vader, with the latter saying that the man she once knew is dead by his hand, is similar to Han trying to reach out to Kylo Ren, who also says that Ben Solo is dead. Both heroes die (ambiguously in Ahsoka's case) in their attempt to bring back the good in their loved one. Word of God says that this parallel was unintentional though. Season Three to Return of the Jedi in regards to Ezra's character arc. When we first see him, he is older, wiser, and wielding a new green lightsaber to replace his blue one that he lost in a battle with Darth Vader, along with his innocence. He is also perilously close to falling to the Dark Side. Its a nearly spot on match for Luke's arc by Jedi. "I'll be right behind you." Specifically, these were the last words Depa said to Caleb during Order 66, to save himself while she stalls. In "Call to Action", Kanan stays behind to stall the Imperials so that the crew can live to fight another day, knowing he will be captured. They also end up being more or less his last words when he sacrifices his life in late Season 4.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Star Wars Rebels / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Kallus is a very callous person, indeed. But surprisingly less so than most Imperials, or at least, that is what it seemed like at first. Not only does he murder a stormtrooper for making a sly remark, but we later learn that he was the one who gave the order to decimate Zeb's people, driving them to near extinction. A fact that he mocks Zeb with. Somewhat subverted in "The Honorable Ones" when he helps Zeb for reasons other than pragmatism and expresses regret for the events on Lasan, which he lied about commanding out of a grudge he grew from the trauma of his first unit being mercilessly killed by a Lasat mercenary. Like how a skywalk means 'to walk in the sky' and above things, a bridge... well, is a path above something that connects two other paths together. Take out the 'Z' in Ezra and you get 'Era Bridger'. He's the protagonist of a show that bridges the eras of the prequels and sequels, or Republic and Empire, together. Some of the episode titles are either this or they're the Non-Indicative Name trope. "Spark of Rebellion". As Kallus said himself, a spark left unchecked can catch fire, in an analogy to how easily rebellion can be spread. Fitting for the pilot episode of a show about rebels. "Droids in Distress" is in reference to C3-PO and R2-D2 getting stuck with a band of apparent thieves. Though it seems that the only one that was in any real distress was Threepio. "Rise of the Old Masters" can be seen as this. In a way, Luminara seemed to have risen from the dead if you didn't know that it was actually a special hologram. And this episode did make Kanan realize that he needs to step up his game. And if you've watched Season 2, it might make sense if it's also in reference to the Grand Inquisitor. "Breaking Ranks". To 'break ranks' means to march or charge out of your designated order in a military unit, as well as publicly disagreeing with your own group. The episode is about The Infiltration of the Imperial Academy by Ezra and Zare, as well as getting Jai out of future peril. "Out of Darkness" is referring to the fyrnocks. "Empire Day" is about Empire Day. "Gathering Forces" is about Ezra tapping into the stronger parts of the Force... and he goes too far and taps into the Dark Side. "Path of the Jedi" is when Ezra undergoes Jedi trials and gains his kyber crystal so he can make a lightsaber. "Idiot's Array" is in reference to the Instant-Win Condition in sabacc, which starts up the whole plot. This also references how most of the crew were butt monkeys.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6d9bc945	type	Babies Ever After
Star Wars Rebels / int_6d9bc945	comment	Babies Ever After: The Distant Finale shows Hera with her and Kanan's young son, Jacen.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6de71c57	type	Disc-One Final Boss
Star Wars Rebels / int_6de71c57	comment	Disc-One Final Boss: The Grand Inquisitor is set up to be a major antagonist, but he does not survive beyond the first season's finale.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6dec2f19	type	Swiss-Army Weapon
Star Wars Rebels / int_6dec2f19	comment	Later, she tries to utilize Mandalorian vambraces in duel with Kanan. He soundly defeats her and reminds both the Mandalorians and their out-of-universe fans that tricks and gadgets are no match for the Force.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6e0a57d6	type	Like an Old Married Couple
Star Wars Rebels / int_6e0a57d6	comment	Kanan and Hera act a lot like a couple that has been together for a while, with Hera calling Kanan 'love' and 'dear' and the way they act with each other. There's also their Team Mom and Team Dad aspects, and their reunion in the season one finale practically begged for a kiss, making it seem like they are already an Official Couple, even though they don't show it. (Or not around "the kids", at any rate.) At the end of the "Machine in the Ghost" short, Kanan and Hera seem quite close to sharing a kiss. In the prequel book A New Dawn Kanan is clearly very attracted to Hera and would be interested in pursuing a physical relationship, but she makes it clear she doesn't have time for romance; whether that's changed in seven years has yet to be seen.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Star Wars Rebels / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: This isn't the first time Freddie Prinze Jr. played someone who could lift rocks with his mind, flew around in a cool spaceship as part of a ragtag bunch of misfits that made use of "Spectre" as a designation, or flew around space with a deeper connection to the galaxy than the average person. Not only is this not the first time Vanessa Marshall voiced a character in the Star Wars universe, this also isn't the first time she voiced the pilot of a ship belonging to a retired Jedi. Steve Blum flying around with a ragtag bunch of misfits in a spaceship. Sounds familiar. The leader of the Ghost rebel crew, Hera Syndulla, is voiced by Vanessa Marshall. Marshall's ex-husband, Andrew Kishino, played the Partisan rebel leader, Saw Gerrera, back in The Clone Wars (though Forest Whitaker plays Saw here like he did in Rogue One). Kevin McKidd was the main character of the short-lived Journeyman television series. Here, he's the leader of the Journeyman Protectors. Kallus's first name being Alexsandr is a reference to a production manager, Alex Spotswood, who voices him in temp recording. Andrew Kishino, the original voice for Saw, plays a minor character in Rebels that is nearly the exact opposite of Saw's current characterization—a Reasonable Authority Figure Imperial trooper that puts the well-being of the innocent first. He also uses a similar inflection he uses for Janja in The Lion Guard, a Mook Lieutenant that worries about his own skin but wants to look good in front of his superiors—which is the characterization of Captain Hark's boss, Tiber Saxon. Warwick Davis has a long history of physically playing but not voicing various aliens throughout the franchise. Now he's playing a character only through his voice.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_6fafb9ba	type	OffStageVillainy
Star Wars Rebels / int_6fafb9ba	comment	Off Stage Villainy: The destruction of Tarkintown in "The Siege of Lothal" takes place offscreen; we only get to witness the aftermath and the characters' reactions. Granted, it is less than forty-five minutes long and has to remain kid-friendly, but they avoid showing even a single shot of the Empire destroying the town. The Inquisitors are seen boarding a ship in "The Future of the Force" in the intro and proceeding to kill off onlookers. The next time we see the ship, it is empty and floating around in the void, with a Sole Survivor that dies soon after Ahsoka finds her.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7098892d	type	Weapon-Based Characterization
Star Wars Rebels / int_7098892d	comment	Weapon-Based Characterization: The Inquisitors all use a double-bladed saber with a ring mechanism that allows the blades to spin. Sabine's dual pistols. Ezra's slingshot until he gets his gunsaber. After Darth Vader destroys it, he uses a lightaber and blaster separately. The Honor Guard of Lasan's signature weapon, the bo-rifle. There's a warrior code in place that has the loser give up their bo-rifle when bested in combat. Kallus' bo-rifle. In "The Siege of Lothal", he's seen with a non-standard issue blaster, suggesting he's fond of using non-standard issues. Hera's Blurrg pistol.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_70f7063d	type	Unflinching Walk
Star Wars Rebels / int_70f7063d	comment	Unflinching Walk: Kanan walks straight at the Stormtroopers' blaster fire just before he pulls out his lightsaber in the pilot. The Grand Inquisitor does a menacing advance towards the heroes during "Rise of the Old Masters", until the doors start closing at a rapid speed, requiring him to run.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_71038217	type	Wrench Wench
Star Wars Rebels / int_71038217	comment	Wrench Wench: Both of the two lead female characters fall into the category. Hera Syndulla, aside from being the Ace Pilot, maintain and repairs her own ships. Sabine Wren is also a talented vehicle mechanic, but her backstory is as a child prodigy genius in developing weapons technology.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_716c0b1b	type	And the Adventure Continues
Star Wars Rebels / int_716c0b1b	comment	And the Adventure Continues: The finale, taking place sometime after the war, has Sabine and Ahsoka off to find Ezra.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_72856b70	type	Godzilla Threshold
Star Wars Rebels / int_72856b70	comment	Godzilla Threshold: In the pilot, Kanan actually using his lightsaber and revealing himself to be a Jedi was seen as an absolute last resort by the Ghost crew. It's no longer the case later on, now that the cat of Kanan being a Jedi is out of the bag, though he still doesn't use it at all the time so as to avoid drawing attention to himself. Ezra indebts himself to Vizago and reveals that he and Kanan are Jedi in order to get information from him that will help rescue Kanan from Tarkin. In the season one finale, Fulcrum reveals her identity (Ahsoka Tano) and brings together a number of Rebel cells in violation of existing protocols in order to extract the crew of the Ghost after they rescue Kanan over Mustafar.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_72cdfc33	type	Big Bad Ensemble
Star Wars Rebels / int_72cdfc33	comment	Big Bad Ensemble: In season three, the primary antagonists are Grand Admiral Thrawn, who is out to crush the fledgling Rebel Alliance, and Maul, who wants to take revenge against all those who have wronged him (which includes the Empire) and corrupt Ezra into becoming his new apprentice. Maul is Killed Off for Real by Obi-Wan Kenobi in Twin Suns, the final episode before the Zero Hour season finale two-parter, leaving Thrawn as the sole Big Bad.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_730c2e3	type	Void Between the Worlds
Star Wars Rebels / int_730c2e3	comment	There's glimpses of the World Between Worlds long before Ezra formally visits it in "The World Between Worlds", first when Ezra is getting his kyber crystal in "Path of the Jedi" and next in "Shroud of Darkness" when he's talking to Yoda.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Star Wars Rebels / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Adding another layer to Lightsaber color denoting allegiance; in Season 2 Ahsoka's new lightsabers have white blades. Which invokedDave Filoni has revealed "reflects a lack of affiliation".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_74217bfa	type	Art Reflects Personality
Star Wars Rebels / int_74217bfa	comment	Art Reflects Personality: In one early episode, Ezra asks Sabine to paint something in his and Zeb's quarters, so she paints a cartoon-ish picture of them doing something goofy earlier that episode. When Ezra and Zeb express disapproval at being depicted as fools, she simply states that she draws what she sees. This is one of a number of moments through the first half of Season 1 that shows that Sabine doesn't like Ezra until they both have Character Development.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_744e3311	type	Police Brutality
Star Wars Rebels / int_744e3311	comment	Police Brutality: Some of the Imperials on Lothal (including the Stormtroopers) use their positions for personal gain and sometimes take advantage of the weak and helpless, such as demanding protection money from factory workers who are essentially working as slave labor. They'll even consider showing dislike for the Empire as "treason".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Star Wars Rebels / int_7464705c	comment	"I'll be right behind you." Specifically, these were the last words Depa said to Caleb during Order 66, to save himself while she stalls. In "Call to Action", Kanan stays behind to stall the Imperials so that the crew can live to fight another day, knowing he will be captured. They also end up being more or less his last words when he sacrifices his life in late Season 4.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_74c9cf33	type	Two Girls to a Team
Star Wars Rebels / int_74c9cf33	comment	Two Girls to a Team: Hera and Sabine are the only women on the team, though given the team's size, that comes to 40%, not counting the droid. Ahsoka joins in with the Ghost crew's antics every once in a while in Season Two, bringing it up to three. It ends up staying at two by the end of the season, though.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7506ec90	type	Fashionable Asymmetry
Star Wars Rebels / int_7506ec90	comment	Fashionable Asymmetry: Kanan has a a right shoulderpad but not a left one, and Ezra has a guard on his right leg but not his left. Appropriate for a master and apprentice. Sabine's shoulderpads are coloured differently, and her armour as a whole is decorated with splotches of her spray paint. Numa has a left shoulderpad from Waxer's armor. Chopper's left leg is from a different model of astromech droid.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_75c33176	type	Saved by Canon
Star Wars Rebels / int_75c33176	comment	Saved by Canon: The Ghost itself appears at the battle over Scarif in Rogue One, ensuring that it survives to around the era of A New Hope. Given that it's not clear who is actually piloting the ship, however, the survival of all of the crew is not a Foregone Conclusion. Although Hera at least does make it through the events of the series — she's name-dropped on the comm chatter as "General Syndulla" (and Word of God confirms it's her, not her father Cham) — as does Chopper, who we briefly see. A Forces of Destiny short features Hera interacting with Leia and Han after the Battle for Endor, so she at least is confirmed to make it all the way through the Rebellion and into the era of the New Republic. Hera also appears in the game Star Wars: Squadrons, set about two years after the Battle of Endor, as the commander of the Starhawk Poject, and description text from the game's cosmetic rewards state that Chopper is still with her.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Star Wars Rebels / int_762b9223	comment	At the end of "Blood Sisters", Sabine blows up a ship with the droid captain still onboard - one who isn't particularly malicious, either. This is actually Played for Laughs.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_77315f4f	type	You Have to Believe Me!
Star Wars Rebels / int_77315f4f	comment	You Have to Believe Me!: Ezra says as much to Kanan and Hera when he has a vision of his parents in "Legacy", though they accept it pretty quickly and catch him up with what they learned about the situation offscreen instead of denying his claims.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_78255ad7	type	Passing the Torch
Star Wars Rebels / int_78255ad7	comment	Passing the Torch: Obi-Wan's message at the end of the pilot can be seen as this, not just from the Jedi to whatever new hope rises, nor from The Clone Wars to Rebels, but potentially from the entire pre-Disney era to the current era of Star Wars itself.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7825974f	type	Team Kids
Star Wars Rebels / int_7825974f	comment	Team Kids: Ezra, Sabine, and Zeb are the Kids to Kanan and Hera. Ezra and Zeb act like brothers, sometimes pranking each other, sometimes working together to deal with Imperial troops. They're even sent out on a Snipe Hunt by Hera to teach them to get along (and manage to return with the "snipe"). And in one episode, Sabine has a serious conversation with Hera about keeping her and the others in the dark, with Hera telling her it's to protect them, as well as the movement against the Empire. Hera also uses Full-Name Ultimatum on Zeb from time to time.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_79a0e313	type	Bolivian Army Ending
Star Wars Rebels / int_79a0e313	comment	While the Clone Troopers were expected to show up eventually, many were surprised that Gregor - who only appeared once in the series and was left in a situation where he was hopelessly outnumbered and believed to have died - was among them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7a0030a9	type	Cargo Concealment Caper
Star Wars Rebels / int_7a0030a9	comment	Cargo Concealment Caper: In the pilot episode, our heroes rescue a group of Wookiees from Kessel by hiding them in a cargo container that the Ghost picks up. Kanan calls this a "22-pickup".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7a143509	type	Shell-Shocked Veteran
Star Wars Rebels / int_7a143509	comment	Shell-Shocked Veteran: The three retired clone troopers in "The Lost Commanders" are still carrying a lot of baggage from the Clone Wars; Rex is bitter about his forced retirement by the Emperor, and ashamed at the Clone Army's betrayal of their Jedi Generals. Wollfe is paranoid and fearful of the Empire, and Gregor has become a cackling Cloud Cuckoolander.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7a19a69b	type	Not Quite the Right Thing
Star Wars Rebels / int_7a19a69b	comment	Ezra in Season 3. He now has a separate blaster and lightsaber, and is also more willing to commit more questionable deeds such as not hesitating to shoot down opponents and slicing them down, and mindtricking a walker to walk off a cliff, for starters. It's Not Quite the Right Thing, however...
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7a7ec1e8	type	Violence is the Only Option
Star Wars Rebels / int_7a7ec1e8	comment	Deconstructed. Kanan tries to teach Ezra the peaceful ways of the Jedi, but ultimately every problem they have is solved with conflict. Maul's influence ultimately proves to be a catalyst to what Ezra had been internalizing for a long time, and he starts Slowly Slipping Into Evil as a result.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7aa8e46b	type	Cunning People Play Poker
Star Wars Rebels / int_7aa8e46b	comment	Cunning People Play Poker: One episode opens with Zeb losing the team droid, Chopper, to none other than Lando Calrissian in a game of Sabacc. This establishes his characterization in the episode as a cunning shyster and manipulator as he joins the crew of the Ghost on an inpromptu mission in exchange for Chopper.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
Star Wars Rebels / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality: Played straight at the extremes: The Ghost Crew are good, the Emperor, Tarkin, Pryce and Thrawn are bad. Subverted with prejudice practically everywhere else, as a wide variety of sympathetic Imperial characters are introduced, while both the Rebels and anti-Imperials get at least one villainous figure. One of Ezra's most important lessons is that good and evil can come from anywhere, but also learns that not all of his allies share the same values or even fight the Empire for the same reasons he does.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Star Wars Rebels / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question In "The Protector of Concord Dawn", Sabine to the Protectors, who are aligned with the Empire solely for business. In "The Honorable Ones", Kallus never questioned his duty to the Empire, he fails to understand why they would do something like wipe out the Geonosians and the point of it. He directs these questions to Zeb, who tells him to find out for himself. Later on in the same episode, after Kallus explains the origins of his grudge towards rebels and Lasats, Zeb says that he can't treat all of them as the same. Kallus asks if that same sentiment applies to Imperials, and Zeb replies that it does, just only to the Imperials he knows. By the end of this episode, their answers have likely changed.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7b6f0622	type	Curtains Match the Window
Star Wars Rebels / int_7b6f0622	comment	Curtains Match the Window: Ezra has indigo blue hair and eyes. His father, Ephraim Bridger, has black/blue hair and similarly colored eyes as well. Kallus has light-brown hair (specifically strawberry blonde) and light-brown eyes. Jai is a dark brunette with dark brown eyes. Zare's hair is dark brown and so are his eyes. Like in live-action, Wedge's hair and eyes are dark brown.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7bd8307f	type	The Infiltration
Star Wars Rebels / int_7bd8307f	comment	"Breaking Ranks". To 'break ranks' means to march or charge out of your designated order in a military unit, as well as publicly disagreeing with your own group. The episode is about The Infiltration of the Imperial Academy by Ezra and Zare, as well as getting Jai out of future peril.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Star Wars Rebels / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: When he lands on Lothal, the first thing Grand Moff Tarkin does is call out each of the main Imperial characters (Minister Tua, Agent Kallus, and the Grand Inquisitor) for their individual failures in dealing with the Ghost crew.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
Star Wars Rebels / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: Subtly. For starters, the lighting in Season 2 has improved from Season 1. There's also a noticeable case towards the end of Season 3 where Obi-Wan's holocron recording plays with more lively animation than previously seen in the beginning of Season 1.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7eb49b31	type	Almost Kiss
Star Wars Rebels / int_7eb49b31	comment	Almost Kiss: At the end of the promotional short "The Machine in the Ghost", it appears as though Hera and Kanan are about to kiss before they are interrupted by Chopper.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Star Wars Rebels / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Thrawn ends up getting a hold of a photo of at least two of her artpieces, including the starbird. Considering he could practically know the entirety of your history and character just by looking at your work, this probably isn't such a good thing for Sabine and co.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_80a247a9	type	Breather Episode
Star Wars Rebels / int_80a247a9	comment	There was a lead-up to the Season 2 finale in the form of "Shroud of Darkness", but it is followed by closing the B-Plot of the new base location in the more light-hearted episodes, "The Forgotten Droid" and "The Mystery of Chopper Base".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_812a2820	type	Pink Means Feminine
Star Wars Rebels / int_812a2820	comment	Pink Means Feminine: Sabine wears pink Mandalorian armor. Word of God has once insisted that it's actually more of a burgundy color. She adds more colors to it over the seasons, with her hair in Season 3 also being dyed something between purple, pink, and white.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_812dd60	type	Costume Evolution
Star Wars Rebels / int_812dd60	comment	Costume Evolution: As the show takes place over a period of years, this is bound to happen. Prior to Season 3, it's mostly color changes. In Season 1 and "The Siege of Lothal", Sabine had blonde streaks in her hair and a faded coat of burgundy on her armor with her firebird insignia, with a dejarik-patterned shoulderpiece and a red anooba on the other. A couple of episodes in, Sabine starts wearing more pouches and ammo. After being shot by Vader, she dyes her hair to blue-green, gets a long-sleeved body glove, adds a '5' decal to the dejarik shoulderpiece and colors the anooba shoulderpiece blue, and also adds more orange and yellow to her armor and helmet. Kallus is given an unstated promotion after "The Siege of Lothal" and is given a different rank badge and symbols on his helmet and collar. Hera gets a pilot's helmet from Quarrie and is seen a couple of times with just her head cap. In Season 3, due to a Time Skip, all of the crew minus Chopper receive one: Ezra is given a buzzcut, civilian clothes appropriate for combat, and is now as tall as Sabine. Zeb has a shoulderless chestplate. Sabine has added purple to her armor and helmet, repainted her starbird insignia as well as seemingly given her armor a fresh coat of burgundy, a new bodyglove (her underarms are colored grey now), and a convor replacing the anooba. Her hair no longer peeks out of her helmet like in previous seasons, as she has cut her hair into a half-tone and dyed it light purple/pink/white. Kanan has a beard, a green outfit similar to Ezra's, and a visor covering his blind eyes. Hera's outfit becomes slightly more official and militaristic, as she grows more involved in the Rebellion.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_81f468bb	type	AirVentEscape
Star Wars Rebels / int_81f468bb	comment	Air Vent Escape: Played with in the pilot. When Ezra does this in the Ghost, Sabine and Zeb can hear him clanking around in the vents. On the much larger Imperial Star Destroyer, however, it works perfectly. He stops doing this once he's grown bigger in Season 3.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_82a58821	type	Mix-and-Match Weapon
Star Wars Rebels / int_82a58821	comment	Ezra's slingshot until he gets his gunsaber. After Darth Vader destroys it, he uses a lightaber and blaster separately.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8344209e	type	BFG
Star Wars Rebels / int_8344209e	comment	BFG: The T-7 Ion Disruptor that first appears in episode 3, "Droids in Distress"; it's a powerful hand-held rifle designed to disable starships and when used on living beings the results are rather nasty — in the old Expanded Universe, it was said that Disruptors disintegrate living beings, though the effect is just slow enough that the target dies in utter agony, feeling all of their atoms burning away into vapor.note Word of God says that this is the case in the NEU as well, and their use on Lasan was the first time they'd been used on organic lifeforms, leading directly to their ban by the Imperial Senate. Even the Empire bans their use — or at least, pays lip-service to the idea that they are illegal, but discretely uses them on rebellious planets they want to make an example out of. (They're kind of the sci-fi equivalent of using nerve gas.) Zeb doesn't like them because he has gotten a real good look at what they can do when the Empire invaded his homeworld.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8386a7a	type	Three-Act Structure
Star Wars Rebels / int_8386a7a	comment	Three-Act Structure: According to Word of God, though not every one Season is equivalent to an Act. Season 1 is Act 1, shown by giving us a taste of who the characters are and the setting, the beginning of discussion of Kanan and Ezra as Jedi, using the Grand Inquisitor as a demo of what the antagonists will be like, and introduction of the episodes being told in serials rather than direct arcs like The Clone Wars, among other things. Season 2, 3 and the first half of Season 4 are parts of Act 2. Here, we are introduced to more characters, more conflicts (such as cracks in characters' beliefs and morals, coping with different types of loss, etc.), including more dangerous foes, with at least a few moments that qualify as dark hours with irreversible consequences. The second half of Season 4 serves as Act 3. This is when the protagonists recover from their Darkest Hour and get back up on their feet. We see our characters finally confront the show's main antagonists (Palpatine and Thrawn) and eventually triumph. The denouement takes place during the epilogue, where loose ends are tied up and we learn the fates of the main cast after the final battle.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Star Wars Rebels / int_8409a385	comment	"Empire Day" is about Empire Day.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Star Wars Rebels / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: Kanan, who is human, and Hera, who is a Twi'lek
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Star Wars Rebels / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Star Wars Rebels / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: In "The Siege of Lothal", Admiral Konstantine accidentally captures Darth Vader's TIE Fighter in a tractor beam, and plans to lay the blame on the poor tractor beam officer who followed his orders. Later in the episode, Konstantine is alive and well, but we don't know if the man he used as a patsy is still alive or not. Jai Kell and the rest of the Lothol insurgency mysteriously disappear from the story after Pryce is taken prisoner.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_86a57f29	type	Evil Learns of Outside Context
Star Wars Rebels / int_86a57f29	comment	Evil Learns of Outside Context: After finally tracking Obi-Wan down to Tatooine, Maul questions Obi-Wan as to why he specifically chose to come to this planet of all places. Maul is quickly able to decipher that there's someone on Tatooine Obi-Wan is protecting, and because Maul now knows this, Obi-Wan can now not let Maul leave Tatooine alive.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_875615dd	type	Truth in Television
Star Wars Rebels / int_875615dd	comment	Similarly, when Maul finally finds Kenobi , their final duel is over in three strokes, which is exactly how most samurai duels went in real life. While both of them are much older, Kenobi still has his entire body and has spent his time in the desert productively, training and meditating until he is truly a master of all the forms of lightsaber combat - shown in the shifting stances he takes before the first swing. Maul, in contrast, is literally Half the Man He Used to Be both figuratively and in terms of skillset, has done absolutely no training or done anything to attain the "inner peace" that Obi-Wan has, hasn't had a genuine lightsaber fight in years and is driven by little more than his hatred and vengeance. All of this on top of the fact that Obi-Wan has been peacefully relaxing at his camp, while Maul has been hunting him fruitlessly through the desert for weeks and is half-mad from thirst, hunger, exhaustion, and heat exposure, as well as other reasons. The Power of Hate is no substitute for training and discipline, especially when you've only got half the body you had at your highest point.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Star Wars Rebels / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: Through season 4, Kanan and Hera have a number of conversations about their relationship, and Hera mourns that she never told him after his death, giving the impression that they'd never actually been together. It's not until the coda to the Grand Finale that we learn they weren't talking about getting together, but the fact that they had a child on the way.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_87bb6874	type	Villain with Good Publicity
Star Wars Rebels / int_87bb6874	comment	Villain with Good Publicity: Up until they start carrying out pointlessly oppressive actions, the Empire's more authoritative rule has largely been seen as a step up from the Republic in the eyes of many citizens, and a key reason that a major Rebellion hasn't started since the Empire's formation.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_87bc48e5	type	Eye-Obscuring Hat
Star Wars Rebels / int_87bc48e5	comment	Not just the Stormtroopers, but done with the generic Imperial officers, as well. Almost all of them have their visors angled in such a way that their eyes are hidden, and they all share the same chin. This is particularly noticeable in "Gathering Forces", where the Grand Inquisitor walks down the bridge of a Star Destroyer and past a half-dozen identical officers.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_880e65be	type	No Gravity for You
Star Wars Rebels / int_880e65be	comment	No Gravity for You: In the pilot, the team disables the gravity on a prisoner transport to trip up some Stormtroopers. Chopper activates this while sabotaging the Interdictor's gravity well in "Stealth Strike".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_88a5b2e6	type	Circle of Standing Stones
Star Wars Rebels / int_88a5b2e6	comment	Circle of Standing Stones: There are a few on Lothal, and true to the trope, supplementary material confirms that they're artificial and their origin is unknown.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_89631688	type	The Chosen One
Star Wars Rebels / int_89631688	comment	As revealed in "The Holocrons Of Fate", the key to destroying the Sith is Luke Skywalker, as anyone familiar with the movies will be able to tell you. It should be noted that this is mostly implied by means of the answers for Maul and Ezra's queries revolving around Tatooine, even though none of the characters actually realize this (making it something of an Internal Reveal for the audience).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8a27f768	type	Space Whale
Star Wars Rebels / int_8a27f768	comment	Space Whale: Or space squid. The purrgil are actually a bit of both with tentacles trailing out the back but a face akin to a sperm whale. They're even capable of entering hyperspace unassisted.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8a524789	type	Industrial Ghetto
Star Wars Rebels / int_8a524789	comment	Lothal has two moons. Also, its atmosphere seems to be golden, rather than blue. Considering Lothal is an Industrial Ghetto and Ezra's vision depicts an un-imperialized Lothal with a normal blue sky, this can be chalked up to pollution. The sky returns to blue in the Grand Finale, after the destruction of the Imperial forces occupying the planet and the reclamation of the capital city.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8a800d36	type	Bilingual Dialogue
Star Wars Rebels / int_8a800d36	comment	Bilingual Dialogue: All the main characters speak Basic, except for Chopper, who speaks a garbled droidspeak. However, his actor Dave Filoni, uncredited until the final episode, is speaking English and if you pay attention you can figure out what he's saying (he has a filthy mouth).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8b606a51	type	There Is No Kill Like Overkill
Star Wars Rebels / int_8b606a51	comment	There's a reason why ridiculously excessive force to crush a vastly smaller opponent is not often a workable strategy and treating your soldiers and facilities as expendable will play into the hands of a numerically inferior enemy. It is not a good idea to sacrifice a site of massive strategic importance to your cause just to take out your enemy's leadership, as Pryce discovers when she detonates her own power plant with Kanan inside. Sure, she managed to kill a major enemy leader, but at a steep price. The Empire can't afford to give her the resources she needs to fix the damage her dumbass mistake caused (and has no reason to do so) and is forced to take extreme aggressive measures to cement its hold on the planet as a result.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8b67aba7	type	Cerebus Retcon
Star Wars Rebels / int_8b67aba7	comment	Cerebus Retcon: Possibly. In "Spark of Rebellion", Kallus has an Oh, Crap! moment when he gets caught in Sabine's explosion. While it's partly because he was about to be sucked into outer space, "The Honorable Ones" reveals that Kallus got knocked out and paralyzed by a rebel explosion, which made him helpless as he watched his brothers-in-arms be mercilessly killed.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8c1ad82f	type	Proud Warrior Race Guy
Star Wars Rebels / int_8c1ad82f	comment	In "The Protector of Concord Dawn", Sabine to the Protectors, who are aligned with the Empire solely for business.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8d630561	type	Simultaneous Arcs
Star Wars Rebels / int_8d630561	comment	Simultaneous Arcs: With Andor. Both start off in 5 BBY and continue up until shortly before the Battle of Scarif and the the Battle of Yavin, and both deal with the then-burgeoning Rebel Alliance beginning to confront the Imperials out in the open.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Star Wars Rebels / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: "Call to Action". Grint and Aresko are executed for their incompetence, Kanan is taken prisoner, and the Ghost crew sends out a message across several systems that inspires others to stand up against the Empire. "Fire Across the Galaxy". Kanan is rescued, Ahsoka Tano is alive and leading the Rebels that rescue the heroes along with Bail Organa, Vader is on Lothal and the Grand Inquisitor is dead. "The Siege Of Lothal" is easily the darkest and most shocking episode released yet. Maketh Tua tries to defect to the Rebels, but she is killed in a plot by Darth Vader and Kallus. Ezra's hideout is destroyed, and Tarkintown is razed by the Empire. Lothal's liberation becomes a lost cause for a long while. Much of Phoenix Squadron is destroyed. Ahsoka Tano and Darth Vader learn of each other's identities. Emperor Palpatine authorizes Darth Vader to send two Inquisitors to kill the Ghost crew and retrieve Ahsoka as a means to find and kill more Jedi. "Legacy" resolved one of Ezra's major subplots throughout the series up to that point: that Ezra's parents have been killed by the Empire after he spent the entire series looking for them. "Twilight of the Apprentice" provides several major changes to the status quo. Darth Maul escapes Malachor, but not before permanently blinding Kanan. The Seventh Sister and the Fifth Brother die in battle against Maul. Ahsoka stays behind, fighting Vader so that Kanan and Ezra have to time to escape, leaving her fate unknown. And at the very end of the episode, Ezra finally taps into the dark side, using it to open the Sith holocron. "An Inside Man". Kallus is Fulcrum, and Thrawn has his suspicions. "Through Imperial Eyes". The rebels attempt a rescue mission for Kallus, but he chooses to stay and continue his cover, with the only things coming out of the episode being that Thrawn is now certain of Kallus's betrayal and intends on putting his plan for him in action. "Jedi Night". As the rebels rescue Hera, Pryce orders her troops to fire on the fuel tank they're standing on (which supplies fuel to the whole TIE Defender project); Kanan sacrifices himself to save the rest from the ensuing explosion. "A World Between Worlds". The Jedi temple on Lothal is revealed to house a portal to a nexus between time and space itself, explaining why the Emperor has been so interested in the planet. Ezra enters the Nexus and rescues Ahsoka from being killed by Vader in their duel on Malachor, though Ahsoka returns to Malachor after the temple's destruction with her current fate still unclear. Ezra and Hera make their peace with Kanan's death... but Emperor Palpatine is personally taking the reigns of Big Bad for the show's final episodes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_90766cc6	type	Voice of the Resistance
Star Wars Rebels / int_90766cc6	comment	Voice of the Resistance Senator-in-exile Gall Trayvis, who frequently interrupts the Imperial HoloNet News broadcasts with "news the Empire doesn't want you to hear." It remains to be seen, though, if he is real or merely a ploy to root out dissidents. It's revealed in "Vision of Hope" that he's an Imperial Agent. Later, Ezra Bridger becomes this with his submission sent from one of Lothal's radio towers that the rebels have captured.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_90984c54	type	Glamour Failure
Star Wars Rebels / int_90984c54	comment	Glamour Failure: Palpatine's illusion portraying himself as a kind old man briefly flickers to that of the Emperor when Ezra destroys the Lothal temple.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_91697559	type	Half the Man He Used to Be
Star Wars Rebels / int_91697559	comment	"Twilight of the Apprentice" is one of the (if not the number one) darkest episode in the show, thanks to Darth Maul. For starters, he kills both the Seventh Sister and the Fifth Brother, and blinds Kanan.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
Star Wars Rebels / int_916c72b3	comment	At the end of "Twilight of the Apprentice". Is Ahsoka still alive and descending into the Sith Temple, and if so, why? Or is that her ghost and a metaphor to show that this is the end of her story? As of "A World Between Worlds", and the series finale, "Family Reunion - and Farewell", she is shown to be alive even after the war.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
Star Wars Rebels / int_927b2f11	comment	The Bus Came Back: Nearly every character of significance returns for the final season. Captains Slavin and Titus return for the first few episodes. And both die in the same episodes they return in. Saw Gerrera returns for the first time since Season 3. Baron Valen Rudor shows up as the new proprietor and owner of Old Jho's Bar. Unfortunately, it turns out this was because the previous owner and namesake was executed offscreen for crimes against the Empire. Mart Mattin and Jai Kell join the Rebel cells for the first time since Seasons 3 and 1, respectively. Gregor and Wolfe rejoin Rex in the finale after last appearing in early season 2, as does Hondo Ohnaka and his Ugnaught crewman, Melch, absent since season 3. Ketsu Onyo, last seen in Season 2, joins her bloodsister Sabine in the final episodes. Cikatro Vizago shows up as a slave aboard the Imperial crawler after last being seen in mid-Season 2. The Purrgil return in massive numbers in the finale as a vital part of Ezra's plan, where he uses them to destroy Thrawn's fleet and teleport himself and Thrawn to an unknown sector of hyperspace. Possibly the longest bus ride of them all: The Mortis Gods return as part of a mural on Lothal after not being seen since their arc in Season 3 of The Clone Wars. The T-6 shuttle, a vehicle not seen since Star Wars: The Clone Wars, makes its return in the finale, fittingly as the starship Ahsoka presumably uses to return to Lothal.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
Star Wars Rebels / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: Well, close as you could get in CGI, but the lightsabers and blaster shots look more like the effects from the original trilogy than the prequel era.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_931fc523	type	Back for the Finale
Star Wars Rebels / int_931fc523	comment	Back for the Finale: A large number of previously absent characters return in the final episodes, including Kallus, Rex, Gregor and Wolfe, Ketsu Onyo, and Hondo and Melch. And the purrgil. Chava and Gron get a non-speaking cameo together during the epilogue when Zeb takes Kallus to Lira San.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_93589d60	type	Art-Shifted Sequel
Star Wars Rebels / int_93589d60	comment	Art-Shifted Sequel: Compared to The Clone Wars, the art of Rebels is — while similar — more cartoony, "Disney-fied", with smoother, rounder edges. Also the paintbrush-style coloring of The Clone Wars is gone, and a more vibrant palette is used. The differences are probably best shown on the respective models of Tarkin.◊, though really, this can apply to any previously established character featured in The Clone Wars that made it into Rebels, even accounting for the Time Skip in-between installments. Vader appears subtly different from the way he does in the movies — specifically, his mask has more of an "angry" appearance with more elongated features and the red of his eyes is more pronounced. This is because the show's art style is based on Ralph McQuarrie's original artwork, rather than the finished designs that appear in the films. The Stormtroopers are an interesting case; while they're more or less given the same look as in the films, said appearance is far more cartoony in the show. Their facial features seem especially exaggerated. Ahsoka's appearance in Rebels has various changes from her appearance in The Clone Wars, even accounting for age. The blue stripes on her horns and head-tails are thinner and wavy, the markings on her cheeks extend further up to be level with her eyes, her eye markings are extended to just below her eyes, and her forehead markings are wider. She also now has a long ovalish/rectangular face instead of a square face, something that age normally doesn't change. Her lips are also notably thinner. The entire Ithorian race seems to have a much less bulky body compared to how they looked back in The Clone Wars. The Wookiees also appear quite different. As shown in this preview of "The Lost Commanders," the heads of the basic model of Separatist tactical droids seem a bit larger and more elongated when compared to their original appearance and their vocabulators seem more teeth-like.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9438e550	type	The Big Damn Kiss
Star Wars Rebels / int_9438e550	comment	The Big Damn Kiss: Finally. In the season 4 episode "Kindred", Kanan and Hera share a long one. A few good seconds. Sabine takes notice and gets everyone's attention for it.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_952d21ec	type	Bus Crash
Star Wars Rebels / int_952d21ec	comment	Baron Valen Rudor shows up as the new proprietor and owner of Old Jho's Bar. Unfortunately, it turns out this was because the previous owner and namesake was executed offscreen for crimes against the Empire.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_95b7c400	type	Faux Affably Evil
Star Wars Rebels / int_95b7c400	comment	Faux Affably Evil: Maul has learned proper manners and is usually quite polite about killing you. Thrawn is always poised and very polite. Both of them are still completely evil.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Star Wars Rebels / int_970c790a	comment	"A World Between Worlds". The Jedi temple on Lothal is revealed to house a portal to a nexus between time and space itself, explaining why the Emperor has been so interested in the planet. Ezra enters the Nexus and rescues Ahsoka from being killed by Vader in their duel on Malachor, though Ahsoka returns to Malachor after the temple's destruction with her current fate still unclear. Ezra and Hera make their peace with Kanan's death... but Emperor Palpatine is personally taking the reigns of Big Bad for the show's final episodes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_97522514	type	Heel–Face Revolving Door
Star Wars Rebels / int_97522514	comment	Heelâ€“Face Revolving Door: The criminals the Ghost crew run into have a complicated relationship with each other. Lando initially had a deal with Azmorigan to trade his puffer pig for Hera up until he screws him over by telling her to make a run for it when she gets the opportunity. Azmorigan is an associate of Vizago, and Vizago is the guy who hired Lando on Lothal (which is probably how the deal got set up in the first place). In Rebel Bluff, Vizago and his subordinate Lando (and Jho at the beginning, but he pretty much stays out of it and was only there to play with them) play sabacc with each other before the former loses and accuses the latter of cheating, until Ria steals the pot, forcing them to do an Enemy Mine to get it back. By the end of it, Vizago ends up offering Lando a job offworld (also avoiding the Siege). Hondo somehow tripped up Vizago and temporarily stole his ship, then tried to steal his credits when he would trade his power generators to Azmorigan by claiming he was standing in for him. Hondo ends the episode on both of their bad sides, but by the time the latter returns (in Season 3), the duo create an alliance and decide to go to the crew (or Ezra, mostly) to help them go on a treasure hunt. In the series finale, he fully devotes himself to the Rebellion for Ezra's sake.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_97d54bb0	type	Tragic Keepsake
Star Wars Rebels / int_97d54bb0	comment	Numa has a left shoulderpad from Waxer's armor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Star Wars Rebels / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: In "Zero Hour", Kallus says this to Thrawn about how the latter thinks he'll be the one to defeat the rebels just because he supposedly has the skills to do so, but he can be vanquished like any other Imperial such as himself from experience. Thrawn rebuffs this, saying that he isn't Kallus.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_99298c71	type	Better to Die than Be Killed
Star Wars Rebels / int_99298c71	comment	Better to Die than Be Killed: After being defeated by Kanan in a lightsaber duel in the season 1 finale, the Grand Inquisitor chooses a Disney Villain Death over reporting back to his boss, Lord Vader.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_99dfd4fc	type	Nothing Is the Same Anymore
Star Wars Rebels / int_99dfd4fc	comment	Nothing Is the Same Anymore: The last season is notably darker, and the music reflects this. The show is aware it's ending.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9ab3da1a	type	Evil Mentor
Star Wars Rebels / int_9ab3da1a	comment	Evil Mentor: According to Kanan's voice actor, the dark-aligned villains (Grand Inquisitor, Darth Vader, Maul, and other Inquisitors to a lesser extent) unknowingly taught the Incompletely Trained Kanan to be a better fighter and teacher for Ezra, and Kanan subconsciously went along with it. It's worth noting that the Grand Inquisitor's past self (which is actually the Force itself taking A Form You Are Comfortable With, according to Word of God) is the one to promote Kanan into Jedi Knight.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9afa05c7	type	Family-Unfriendly Death
Star Wars Rebels / int_9afa05c7	comment	Family-Unfriendly Death: The Inquisitors tend to have nasty ends. The original Inquisitor drops himself into a pit of fire, the Seventh Sister is cut in half, and the Fifth Brother is impaled. While most of these hide behind a Gory Discretion Shot, the nature of them isn't sugar-coated in the least.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Star Wars Rebels / int_9b06e314	comment	Greater-Scope Villain: Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine; The Inquisitor works for Darth Vader while Emperor Palpatine is, of course, the ruler of the First! Galactic! Empire! Vader steps down to a more direct role in season 2, and after four seasons, Palpatine finally takes the Big Bad seat of the show for the final episodes after a brief voice cameo in the Season 2 premiere, although his role is ultimately secondary to Thrawn's. In a non-person example, the Death Star. Starting towards the middle of Season 2, more and more of the conflicts the Ghost crew encounter are caused by the fallout of the Empire's construction of their super weapon. Thrawn works hard on his TIE Defender project in direct competition with the Death Star for Imperial resources and funding, and, as he's The Heavy of the show's second half, it naturally helps cause great conflict for the heroes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9baea00a	type	Sensor Character
Star Wars Rebels / int_9baea00a	comment	Sensor Character: Ezra and Kanan first meet when they sense each other's presence in the marketplace. Kanan senses Rex in "Stealth Strike" when the latter is about to be tortured. The Fifth Brother senses Zeb and Sabine hiding in "Always Two There Are". The Seventh Sister sensed Kanan, Ezra, and Ahsoka at the Lothal Jedi Temple in "Shroud of Darkness".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Star Wars Rebels / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Ahsoka was a Padawan during Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and even then she was pretty good in a fight, but the episode "Future of the Force" shows that she has likely spent a great deal of the decade-plus between series training in the ways of the Jedi. Ezra and Kanan have come a long way from where they were in "Spark of Rebellion", where the former only had 'adrenaline rushes' of the Force and a slingshot that only amounted as a nuisance, while the latter could only manage holding off lightsabers and making no strikes due to being out of practice. But thanks to the Grand Inquisitor, the pressure of learning how to defend themselves ends up being the right motivation for them. Ezra in Season 3. He now has a separate blaster and lightsaber, and is also more willing to commit more questionable deeds such as not hesitating to shoot down opponents and slicing them down, and mindtricking a walker to walk off a cliff, for starters. It's Not Quite the Right Thing, however...
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9c45b5a2	type	What Measure Is a Non-Human?
Star Wars Rebels / int_9c45b5a2	comment	What Measure Is a Non-Human?: At the end of "Blood Sisters", Sabine blows up a ship with the droid captain still onboard - one who isn't particularly malicious, either. This is actually Played for Laughs. Chopper receives this from Ketsu in the same episode (which is why it makes this particular example rather off-putting) and later Cham in "Homecoming", of whom the latter is clearly irritated that Hera is putting more attention to (or rather, towards the greater Rebellion) instead of her own father and homeworld. AP-5 is treated like a doormat by his freighter captain.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9cb3e22e	type	Interface Spoiler
Star Wars Rebels / int_9cb3e22e	comment	Fulcrum's voice actor/actress goes uncredited prior to the character's reveal, most likely to avoid bringing an Interface Spoiler about. In fact, heavy distortion and different actors are used to throw off any attempt to figure it out. Not that it worked, but points for trying.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Star Wars Rebels / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: In the promo short "Art Attack", Sabine taunts the stormtroopers by claiming that she's "read [their] book. It's a short one!" It's later revealed she's a former Imperial cadet. If you watch Sabine's introduction video, her pre-rendering model shows her as being a dark brunette. We learn in Season 3 that her natural hair color is dark brown. In "Spark of Rebellion", Ezra says that the Ghost crew aren't going to come for him, because people don't do that. In "Gathering Forces", he tells Sabine that if he believed that his parents would save him he wouldn't have been able to survive. Sabine pretends to be an Imperial cadet in "Droids in Distress". In "Out of Darkness", it's revealed that she is a former Imperial cadet. At the end of "Fighter Flight", it's implied through facial expressions and body language that despite what they claimed, Ezra and Zeb didn't destroy the stolen TIE fighter. It returns in the season finale, proving instrumental in the plan to rescue Kanan. "Rise of the Old Masters": The crew is tipped off about Luminara Unduli being imprisoned in the Spire by a broadcast from Senator-in-Exile Gall Trayvis, and it turns out to be a trap. When Trayvis appears in person in "Vision of Hope", it's revealed he's an Imperial agent. The Grand Inquisitor offers to train Ezra in the Dark Side, and Ezra replies that he's never heard of it. In "Gathering Forces", Ezra taps into the Dark Side to hold him off. The hints that the Grand Inquisitor (and even the Seventh Sister at one point) might have viewed Ezra has a potential Dark Side apprentice become harsh and relevant when Maul gets the closest to even having Ezra as a Dark Side student. Hera tells Sabine in "Out of Darkness" that the reason all intel is on a need-to-know basis is that, if captured, the crew members can't reveal what they don't know. After "Call to Action", Kanan is captured and tortured for information, but it's ultimately pointless because he doesn't know anything about a larger rebellion. Hera also reassures Sabine that there is a greater movement going on, which is revealed in "Fire Across the Galaxy" when several cells join forces to extricate our heroes, Bail Organa is revealed as a mover-shaker of the Rebels, and Fulcrum reveals their identity. A meta-example: A promotional slogan for the Season 1 finale, "Fire Across the Galaxy", was "Who will fall?" It's the Grand Inquisitor, quite literally. In "The Siege of Lothal", Kanan at one point sarcastically addresses Hera as "General". Fast-forward a few years, and Rogue One reveals via a namedrop that she's been promoted to that rank. It was later confirmed by Filoni at Celebration 2017 that Hera would be promoted to General by the series finale. In "Legends of the Lasat", Chava tells Zeb of a prophecy involving the salvation of the Lasat race, where the Child saves the life of the Warrior. She later reveals Zeb is the Child and Agent Kallus is the Warrior. Sure enough, two episodes later, "The Honorable Ones" involves Zeb saving Kallus' life as part of an Enemy Mine situation, which ends up with Kallus beginning to genuinely question the Empire, opening the road to his redemption arc. "Shroud of Darkness": The Sentinel's mannerisms, voice, uniform, etc. are very similar to the Grand Inquisitor's, and it indeed is him before his fall. Also counts as Five-Second Foreshadowing, because he only has a total of about five minutes of screentime before he unmasks himself. Kanan's interaction with the vision of the Temple Guard Sentinel becomes meaningful when he takes up an old Temple Guard mask to conceal his eye wounds. Also, in the first part of "Twilight of the Apprentice", he briefly examines the petrified corpse of a masked Temple Guard. Kanan realizes that he can't protect Ezra forever, only train him as best he can. In a case of Dramatic Irony, Kanan's depression after the events of Malachor leads him to isolate himself and neglect Ezra's training, resulting in Ezra falling under the influence of the Sith holocron. "The Mystery of Chopper Base": Kanan and Ezra are sparring, and Kanan tells Ezra to keep his blade up, as raising it could cost precious time in deflecting an attack. This is exactly how he's blinded: he lets his blade down after a fight against the Inquisitors ends, Maul abruptly attacks him, and Kanan can't block it in time. Before the Jedi trio leave to deal with the Inquisitors, Kanan promises Hera that they'll see each other again, and doubts he can keep that promise. This turns out to be Exact Words; while Kanan does return to the Ghost, he was blinded on Malachor. On Lothal, just before he's consumed by the explosion he's holding back, his eyes turn clear, allowing him to see Hera one last time before his death. Kanan kept his promise, in the end. The Fifth Brother is blind and uses the Force to see. Shortly after he dies, Kanan ends up blind and has to rely on the Force for vision. A cross-media example: In "Steps Into Shadow", Agent Kallus comments with restrained, but audible, disdain that Thrawn's most recent victory in the Battle of Batonn (which got him promoted to Grand Admiral) had a large number of civilian casualties. Governor Pryce in response states that the casualties were "within acceptable limits," Thrawn remains notably silent. Come the Thrawn novel, it's revealed that the civilian casualties at Batonn were all Pryce's direct fault, not Thrawn's, and only he and Eli Vanto suspect the truth (and have no evidence to call her on it). The Visual Guide for Rogue One (released prior to the second half of Season 3, around the time Rogue One came out) revealed that Saw would conduct an investigation on Geonosis in 2 BBY, but his lungs would be poisoned with Geonosian insecticide, hence why he has a respirator by the time of Rogue One. As Season 3 takes place during this time, we get to see this happen in "Ghosts of Geonosis"... though apparently the poisoning happens later. Similarly, the same book revealed that Senator Mothma would become public enemy number one for publicly calling Palpatine a "lying executioner". The second half of Season 3 has the episode "Secret Cargo", in which Thrawn is going after Mothma for committing treason, as well as Mothma personally helping the Rebellion become the Rebel Alliance. In "Heroes of Mandalore", Ezra and Sabine talk about Mandalore's devastation, with Ezra noting that her homeworld is very different from his. When he returns to Lothal in "The Occupation", he learns that Lothal is in much worse shape than Mandalore. In ""The Siege of Lothal", Maketh Tua mentions there's a secret reason the Empire wants Lothal. Since she's killed before she can divulge it, it isn't until two seasons later that we get hints of what's actually happening on Lothal, with the loth-wolf arc slowly building towards The Reveal that Lothal has a portal to the World Between Worlds, which can access all of space and time. There's glimpses of the World Between Worlds long before Ezra formally visits it in "The World Between Worlds", first when Ezra is getting his kyber crystal in "Path of the Jedi" and next in "Shroud of Darkness" when he's talking to Yoda. In "Zero Hour", the Bendu tells Admiral Thrawn "I see your defeat. Like many arms surrounding you in a cold embrace." As it ultimately turns out, this refers to the many tentacles of the Purrgil, restraining Thrawn while Ezra jumps them both to hyperspace. When Ezra speaks with Yoda, he usually appears in a black, void-like space filled with stars and white glowing runes, which is exactly the form the World Between Worlds takes. One moment in "World Between Worlds" and two moments "Family Reunion" where Hera has her hand on her stomach. In "The Mystery of Chopper Base" Zeb cheers up Ezra by telling him that he'll be back, and then jokes they'll probably have toppled the Empire by that time. This is Ezra's exact fate by the end of the series, vanishing into hyperspace and later returning after the Empire falls. As mentioned in Freeze-Frame Bonus directly below, the silhouettes of Ezra's parents are visible behind him as he flies through the portal, which foreshadows Palpatine using a portal to his old life to tempt him in "Family Reunion - and Farewell". The words "All paths are coming together" are spoken several times before we reach the World Between Worlds, which consists entirely of long pathways linked together.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9d4b58ba	comment	It sounds like it will be a fun adventure about kicking evil's butt... but the show explores what kind of stress that induces on a teenager, including the horrors of war like the loss of family, friends, and innocents caught in the crossfire, and the burden of attempting to carry on a legacy of a dying philosophy, also being constantly susceptible to people who want to take Ezra under their wing, as described above.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Star Wars Rebels / int_9dab0a6e	comment	The Geonosians, as detailed in Star Wars: Darth Vader.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9dd2329c	type	Camera Abuse
Star Wars Rebels / int_9dd2329c	comment	Maul leaping towards Kanan, and the screen going red as his blade slashes across Kanan's eyes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9e062ca3	type	Suicide Mission
Star Wars Rebels / int_9e062ca3	comment	Suicide Mission: The bulk of Season 4 is one as it is a last ditch effort to save Lothal, which has since heavy with Imperial presence and Mon Mothma has declared Lothal a lost cause. The Specters accept that it's a one-way trip if they take this endeavor; Once they enter, they will be completely outgunned, have no means of escape, be unable to call for reinforcements, and cannot expect to make it out alive. They are on their own on this one.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
Star Wars Rebels / int_9e0c3153	comment	Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine; The Inquisitor works for Darth Vader while Emperor Palpatine is, of course, the ruler of the First! Galactic! Empire! Vader steps down to a more direct role in season 2, and after four seasons, Palpatine finally takes the Big Bad seat of the show for the final episodes after a brief voice cameo in the Season 2 premiere, although his role is ultimately secondary to Thrawn's.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9e6ecbba	type	Swirling Dust
Star Wars Rebels / int_9e6ecbba	comment	Swirling Dust: "Gathering Forces": When Ezra taps into the Dark Side, small pieces of rubble around him levitate as he summons the big fyrnock. "Family Reunion â€” and Farewell, Part II": Glass shards float around Ezra when he's protecting the bridge and calling on the Force.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9eca61c8	type	Production Foreshadowing
Star Wars Rebels / int_9eca61c8	comment	Production Foreshadowing: Late in Season 1, Hera mentions Mustafar as the place "where Jedi go to die." In Rogue One, released two years later, we found that Darth Vader has set up a castle on Mustafar.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9edbda07	type	Elite Mooks
Star Wars Rebels / int_9edbda07	comment	Elite Mooks: The Grand Inquisitor (and possibly the rest of the Inquisition as well) has his own special forces units that are a cut above the regular Imperial troops on Lothal.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Star Wars Rebels / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: The sinister Enter Kallus and variations such as the also militaristic Holocall With Kallus and the beginning of New Found Respect. 0:43 in the former is his cue (ex. plays when the rebels first spot him in "Empire Day"), and he also has another cue for whenever he begins a showdown with Zeb (notably when he challenges him in "Droids in Distress" and reveals the trap in "The Honorable Ones"), and one similar to a Scare Chord on horns (when he shows up in "Breaking Ranks"). Enter Kallus sounds like a twisted version (as in, the notes are deeper) of this part of The Clone Wars theme. It could be showing how Kallus is loyal to the successor of the Republic so that the 'dark times' never occur again... or possible Foreshadowing, if "The Honorable Ones" means anything. A haunting organ can be heard whenever Grand Admiral Thrawn appears.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a0aae4bc	type	Awesome Music / Sugar Wiki
Star Wars Rebels / int_a0aae4bc	comment	Another inversion occurs in the series finale, when we get a higher-pitched, more "heroic" version of invoked"Thrawn's Web" as Ezra defiantly shuts Thrawn down while in captivity aboard the Chimaera.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a1d70162	type	I Just Shot Marvin in the Face
Star Wars Rebels / int_a1d70162	comment	This gets lampshaded during Ezra's first few experiences holding Kanan's lightsaber. The first time he ignites it (while looking through Kanan's room), Kanan warns him that he'll cut his own arm off if he's not careful. The second time, Ezra activates it (this time with Kanan's permission) with the emitter pointed towards Kanan's face and almost skewers him through it. Kanan wisely decides to shorten the blade length to avoid any repeat accidents.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a1e5faab	type	Doomed by Canon
Star Wars Rebels / int_a1e5faab	comment	Doomed by Canon: Kanan, Ezra, and Ahsoka are all Jedi in various forms that aren't around for the films, so by necessity there must be some circumstance that will, at the very least, distance them from the Rebellion proper. Despite Yoda's claim that Luke was the last of the Jedi in Return of the Jedi, invokedWord of God says they're going with Yoda not knowing due to limited contact — he's in hiding on Dagobah, after all — specifically to try and avoid getting locked into this trope. It's worth noting that Yoda isn't above bending the truth if he feels it's necessary. The series plays with this by having Ahsoka specifically deny being a Jedi in the present, while Kanan and Ezra don't go around advertising their abilities. Ultimately, Kanan dies in a Heroic Sacrifice in "Jedi Night" (Filoni stated in the follow up Rebel Recon that they didn't kill him off because of the aforementioned 'last of the Jedi', but because 'he had to be an example of how to be selfless, how to become enlightened'), Ezra is taken to parts unknown, and Ahsoka is stranded on Malachor for most of the war and only shows up after the war is over to start looking for Ezra. A notable subversion would be Grand Admiral Thrawn. While in the original Legends continuity, he was assassinated by his own bodyguard, the Disney-era continuity cast aside Legends as being non-canon, making it very possible Thrawn's fate in this series could be something completely different, and whether he would live or die was up in the air. Even in the Legends continuity, he lived until several years after the movies. Thrawn ends up taken off to parts unknown and is assumed still alive, and his bodyguard definitely can't assassinate him because he's definitely dead. Thrawn's TIE Defender project can't become widespread, because the Empire doesn't make use of them in the trilogy. After a limited production run, events conspire to cripple production and resources are presumably diverted to the Death Star rather than try to rebuild the necessary infrastructure.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Star Wars Rebels / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: Episode 11, "Call To Action", feels like this. Two episodes previous, we were hyuk-hyuking it up with Lando Calrissian in cartoon hijinx which, while enjoyable, were ultimately light-hearted. The first scene after the intro of "Call To Action" itself has the two recurring funny bumbling cartoon-like Imperials chasing our heroes in a good fun bike chase. And then, two episodes after Lando and five minutes after the chase, Tarkin has said bumbling officers beheaded without warning in front of the other Imperial characters to make a point that failure will no longer be tolerated. The Imperials then barely let up on the brutality for the remaining fifty minutes or so of runtime of the season. There was a lead-up to the Season 2 finale in the form of "Shroud of Darkness", but it is followed by closing the B-Plot of the new base location in the more light-hearted episodes, "The Forgotten Droid" and "The Mystery of Chopper Base".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a4d8473b	type	Stealth Sequel
Star Wars Rebels / int_a4d8473b	comment	Stealth Sequel: Rebels is very much a sequel to The Clone Wars, even though it wasn't advertised as being one in the first season. Come the second season, a number of characters from the series (including Ahsoka, Rex, Wolffe, Gregor, and Hondo) make appearances, with their storylines carrying over from the previous cartoon.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a63a8586	type	Graffiti of the Resistance
Star Wars Rebels / int_a63a8586	comment	Graffiti of the Resistance: Sabine's starbird insignia (itself likely being based off of the Clan Vizsla insignia) eventually evolves into the insignia of the Rebel Alliance.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a65975e5	type	All-CGI Cartoon
Star Wars Rebels / int_a65975e5	comment	All-CGI Cartoon: Much like The Clone Wars, this series is also entirely generated on computer (specifically using Autodesk Maya).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a67371c2	type	Character as Himself
Star Wars Rebels / int_a67371c2	comment	Character as Himself: Chopper is credited "as himself" in the credits. Given that Lucasfilm actually went the extra mile and built the character, this isn't too much of a stretch. It becomes useful for gags in Rebels Recon and cameo appearances in live-action works like Rogue One. Averted in the last episode, where Chopper's actor is revealed (see Wham Line). Dume, the giant loth-wolf that's apparently not Kanan is credited as being played by "The Force."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a679184b	type	Due to the Dead
Star Wars Rebels / int_a679184b	comment	Due to the Dead: After Ahsoka is apparently killed by Vader on Malachor, Sabine paints a Morai (the owl-things associated with Ahsoka) on her left pauldron.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
Star Wars Rebels / int_a6c69bd	comment	Sabine uniting the Mandalorian clans to rise against Saxon and the Imperial occupation by showing she has the power of the Darksaber sword sounds almost like something out of a medieval story (such as King Arthur or Joan of Arc), including old samurai movies, where the prodigal offspring returns to their homeland with a MacGuffin so to rally the daimyo (feudal rulers) back into battle to reclaim the family's fortune and honor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a796d2a6	type	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy
Star Wars Rebels / int_a796d2a6	comment	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy: Over the course of the entire series the Empire's finest have never managed to shoot anyone or anything important: The first season in particular took a fair amount of heat for this. In some episodes it can be worse than it was in the original series, and that's saying something. Sabine lampshades this to the Trope Namers themselves during a diversion on a TIE flight pad. She even tells them they could benefit from more time at the academy. Meanwhile, Sabine shoots very well despite having been trained in an Imperial academy. A pretty noticeable case occurs in "Spark Of Rebellion", in which Kanan jumps out of cover while Stormtroopers are shooting at him and walks directly toward them slowly and without a weapon, and they all keep missing him. The only ones that come close come within inches of him, but he tilts his head a bit to avoid the blaster fire. Of course, given that this is the point where he pulls out his lightsaber and reveals himself as a Jedi, Rule of Cool is in effect. "The Siege of Lothal" contains a moment where they're deliberately not firing at rebels when said rebels are hidden already behind cover, so they fire at their only possible escape route to trap them as the Imperials approach them and kill anyone that feels stupid enough to walk into the line of fire. The concept is mocked by Rex: Later on Rex complains about the armor they wear, which is apparently ill-fitting and the helmet badly obscurs vision. Even Rex is firing like normal Stormtroopers until he takes off his helmet, then his Clone Wars skills kick right back in. However the ill-fitting part may simply be due to Rex being out of shape. In the first episode of Season 3 the team is shot at â€“ and missed by â€“ stormtroopers, TIEs, and an AT-ST; on top of that, the heroes themselves consistently miss their opponents even in straight hallways. For some reason, almost everyone hits what they aim for on their first shot (usually fired without aiming) and then falls into this trope. Very notably averted by any stormtroopers under the command of Thrawn, especially the Death Troopers which immediately subdue Kanan with one stun blast.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a8559a9f	type	RealLife
Star Wars Rebels / int_a8559a9f	comment	According to the visual guide, the working conditions in the spice mines of Kessel are brutal, as the workers are constantly exposed to a mineral that is also used for a dangerous drug without protective gear (for Real Life analogies, it's like a combination of working in a salt mine and on a drug plantation), and the royal family of Kessel (located on the other hemisphere of the planet) allows the operations, but turns a blind eye to the lethal working conditions. The Empire takes advantage of this and sends prisoners there as a subtle means of executing them, including children. If old Legends lore is anything to go by, spice is produced by energy spiders (and said spiders eat people) and are highly flammable. So spice mining without proper gear or protection is suicide, and the Empire has no problem in sending slaves to their deaths for fast drug credits.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Star Wars Rebels / int_a8a4b41e	comment	The entire episode of "The Honorable Ones", from Zeb and Kallus when they realize they're about to crash into the moon of Bahryn, to escaping the bonzami.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a8a80e26	type	Fashion Dissonance
Star Wars Rebels / int_a8a80e26	comment	Fashion Dissonance: It's Star Wars, and especially closer to the Original Trilogy in the timeline, so the fashion may remind you of the 70's. Noticeably, Ezra and Mart have moppy hair with colorful outfits, Sabine's color palette edges between this and modern day fashion, Kallus as a rebel has unkempt hair and a puffy jacket that cuts off before the hips, several Imperials have the standard sideburns of the day, and so forth.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_a8af3e53	type	Secret Police
Star Wars Rebels / int_a8af3e53	comment	Secret Police: The Imperial Security Bureau, or the ISB for short, is tasked with taking out hidden Rebel cells.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Star Wars Rebels / int_ab5eea65	comment	Kanan realizes that he can't protect Ezra forever, only train him as best he can. In a case of Dramatic Irony, Kanan's depression after the events of Malachor leads him to isolate himself and neglect Ezra's training, resulting in Ezra falling under the influence of the Sith holocron.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ab68c5cc	type	Chronic Hero Syndrome
Star Wars Rebels / int_ab68c5cc	comment	Chronic Hero Syndrome: It appears to be contagious, as spending a little time with the Ghost's crew inspires Ezra to help them out and to rescue a Wookiee child despite his earlier cynicism. The crew doesn't try to right every wrong they see, but they still take on very dangerous missions for no other reason than it being the right thing to do. Zeb in particular felt he owed these Wookiees, because they were Old Republic soldiers, and when the Empire killed off most of his species to make an example of them, the only reason he and a handful of other Lasats managed to survive was because some Wookiee soldiers helped them fight their way out (though it wasn't even this same group of Wookiees).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ac2094ca	type	Red Shirt
Star Wars Rebels / int_ac2094ca	comment	"Mystery of Chopper Base" introduced Lieutenant Dicer.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ac7cbf8d	type	Myth Arc
Star Wars Rebels / int_ac7cbf8d	comment	Myth Arc: The series ultimately revolves around two themes: the liberation of Lothal, and the question of what the Empire wants on Lothal in the first place. Initially, it seems that they just want its' resources, for either Thrawn's TIE Defender Project or the Death Star, or something else. However, the endgame of the series reveals that Palpatine himself wanted the Lothal Jedi Temple so that he could access a portal to the World Between Worlds and conquer all of time and space. The series finale also culminates with the Ghost crew summoning as many allies as possible and ultimately liberating Lothal from the Empire.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Star Wars Rebels / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: In "Siege of Lothal", Darth Vader catches Kanan's wrist and twists it into a throw. In "Twilight of the Apprentice", Kanan uses the same maneuver to beat Maul.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Star Wars Rebels / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Kallus and Tua have stark reactions of this sort to the surprise beheading of Aresko and Grint right in front of them. Poor Tua barely manages to avoid screaming in pure terror but is still obviously struggling to maintain her composure at all; Kallus manages to remain a little more collected but is still obviously having trouble believing what he's seeing. Kanan and Ezra react this way when Darth Vader uses the force to lift a walker that had fallen on top of him. It makes Kanan and Ezra realize just how hopelessly outmatched they are and convinces them to run away. The entire episode of "The Honorable Ones", from Zeb and Kallus when they realize they're about to crash into the moon of Bahryn, to escaping the bonzami.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ad9559e6	type	Arc Villain
Star Wars Rebels / int_ad9559e6	comment	Arc Villain: Aside from the overarching villainy of Emperor Palpatine and Grand Moff Tarkin (plus the Wild Card of Darth Maul), there's: The Grand Inquisitor (plus Agent Kallus and Maketh Tua) for Season 1, with Tarkin playing a direct role in the finale. Darth Vader (plus the Inquisitors, Admiral Konstantine and Kallus) for Season 2. Grand Admiral Thrawn (plus Governor Pryce, Konstantine, Kallusnote (although no for long), and the Mandalorians) for Seasons 3 and 4. Emperor Palpatine himself plays a direct role in the final few episodes of the series following Kanan's death, although Thrawn remains the main antagonist.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ad97c3a0	type	Samurai Cowboy
Star Wars Rebels / int_ad97c3a0	comment	Samurai Cowboy: Kanan is described as a "Cowboy Jedi", he uses blasters, has a lightsaber with a Chokuto-style tip, and wears his hair in a samurai-esque ponytail. This becomes a lot more interesting when you consider that Star Wars was partially inspired by the Western and Wuxia genres in the first place.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_add931af	type	I Choose to Stay
Star Wars Rebels / int_add931af	comment	"Through Imperial Eyes". The rebels attempt a rescue mission for Kallus, but he chooses to stay and continue his cover, with the only things coming out of the episode being that Thrawn is now certain of Kallus's betrayal and intends on putting his plan for him in action.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Star Wars Rebels / int_ae3d6438	comment	Ezra is rather humorous and clumsy, but it turns out he has powers (The Force), which throws him into the Galaxy of the Rebels vs. The Empire, and of course, his powers are part of his sob story, which motivates him to join the Rebels.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_aedf9091	type	There Is No Try
Star Wars Rebels / int_aedf9091	comment	"Rise of the Old Masters" does this with There Is No Try. Kanan says this to Ezra during his training, who asks him how you can do something without trying. Kanan admits that he never understood it either and is just parroting Master Yoda. At the end of the episode, Kanan figures out what it means - if you simply try to do something, you'll have far less chance of succeeding than if you focus on doing it.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b168ca7b	type	Solar and Lunar
Star Wars Rebels / int_b168ca7b	comment	Solar and Lunar: A recurring theme in Rebels seems to be the moon, as how Luke is associated with the twin suns of Tatooine. The theme that plays at the end of "Legacy" where Ezra has a vision of parents (who he discovered had died the night before) in a happier Lothal is called "Twin Moons", in reference to the two moons of Lothal, also similar in name to Luke's "Binary Sunset". "It's Over" was used in the final product, but "Where the Sun Sails and the Moon Walks" was a concept piece for the ending montage of "Twilight of the Apprentice". The 'sun' is either referring to Ahsoka being presumed dead or once again emphasizing Anakin's fall, while the 'moon', Ezra, lives on, though traumatized and corrupted. Lothal has twin moons, while Tatooine has twin suns. Ezra learns that the 'key to defeating the Sith' (either Obi-Wan or Luke) is on a world with twin suns. Kallus's Trust Password to reveal that he is Fulcrum is "By the light of Lothal's moons." In addition, at one point, Kallus journeys to Ezra's tower at night... or should we say, under the light of Lothal's moons. The moon seems to be referencing how it is the light in the dark of the night, and not necessarily an evil, possibly referring to how Ezra and Kanan, as Jedi/relatively light-sided users of the Force, bring hope to the dark times. Plus, it could well also be hinting to how Ezra and Kanan are not conventional Jedi and have done more questionable things with the Force (Ezra much moreso), but are still good people at heart. When Maul dies, there's a shot of Tatooine's twin moons.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b17f6a27	type	I Did What I Had to Do
Star Wars Rebels / int_b17f6a27	comment	I Did What I Had to Do: Ezra says this word-for-word to Jai Kell after shoving him off a moving platform.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b1e8a3b3	type	Coming of Age Story
Star Wars Rebels / int_b1e8a3b3	comment	To sum it all up, like the movies, Rebels is a Coming of Age Story.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b1fd7687	type	Kingpin in His Gym
Star Wars Rebels / int_b1fd7687	comment	Kingpin in His Gym: In "Through Imperial Eyes," when Agent Kallus and Lieutenant Lyste are admitted into Grand Admiral Thrawn's office, they see him sparring with assassin droids in a side room.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b20515e0	type	Hand on Womb
Star Wars Rebels / int_b20515e0	comment	Hand on Womb: Blink-and-you-miss-it at the beginning of the series finale, Hera does this while overhearing Ezra talking to his family photo, foreshadowing that she is pregnant with Kanan's child.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b47d95be	type	No OSHA Compliance
Star Wars Rebels / int_b47d95be	comment	No OSHA Compliance: According to the visual guide, the working conditions in the spice mines of Kessel are brutal, as the workers are constantly exposed to a mineral that is also used for a dangerous drug without protective gear (for Real Life analogies, it's like a combination of working in a salt mine and on a drug plantation), and the royal family of Kessel (located on the other hemisphere of the planet) allows the operations, but turns a blind eye to the lethal working conditions. The Empire takes advantage of this and sends prisoners there as a subtle means of executing them, including children. If old Legends lore is anything to go by, spice is produced by energy spiders (and said spiders eat people) and are highly flammable. So spice mining without proper gear or protection is suicide, and the Empire has no problem in sending slaves to their deaths for fast drug credits. As shown in "Fire Across the Galaxy", the engine rooms of Imperial Star Destroyers have narrow walkways over a large chasm with no guardrails. Thus, there's nothing preventing any crew men from accidentally stumbling over or accidentally dropping something dangerous into the engines and causing them to explode (such as the Grand Inquisitor's lightsaber). The room housing the shield generator for Lothal's capital building abides by the traditional Imperial policy of narrow walkways with no safety rails suspended over exposed power relays. In the finale, we see that there is absolutely nothing protecting from someone from falling into the power conduits of the Lothal planetary shield generator, nor is there a ladder, access hatch, or any other easy way to escape from the pit once fallen in. Which makes it particularly absurd is the (completely unshielded) electrical conduits are more than powerful enough to electrocute, or possibly vaporize a living being, as Rukh unfortunately finds out.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b4eff8a8	type	Epic Fail
Star Wars Rebels / int_b4eff8a8	comment	A pretty noticeable case occurs in "Spark Of Rebellion", in which Kanan jumps out of cover while Stormtroopers are shooting at him and walks directly toward them slowly and without a weapon, and they all keep missing him. The only ones that come close come within inches of him, but he tilts his head a bit to avoid the blaster fire. Of course, given that this is the point where he pulls out his lightsaber and reveals himself as a Jedi, Rule of Cool is in effect.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Star Wars Rebels / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Continuing from how The Clone Wars did it, "The Protector of Concord Dawn" makes some subtle jabs at Karen Traviss' depiction of the Mandalorians back in Legends. Later, she tries to utilize Mandalorian vambraces in duel with Kanan. He soundly defeats her and reminds both the Mandalorians and their out-of-universe fans that tricks and gadgets are no match for the Force. When AP-5 gets stranded in space, he's surrounded by small space betta fish and is about to break into a musical number about how he likes being alone until the Ghost suddenly shows up and rescues him, cutting him off before he can get any further. It's a jab to audience members who think that the show is invoked"Disney-fied", this scene being as close as it will ever get to traditional Disney movies.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Star Wars Rebels / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: In a trailer, a stormtrooper stands mere inches from an explosive charge seconds before it goes off. Somewhat justified as the short "Art Attack" shows the events leading up to this; namely it is the second time the trooper saw the graffiti (the first time the bomb wasn't there). He does have an Oh, Crap! moment a second before it detonates. Ezra and Zeb also often fall under this category, as they have a tendency to cause trouble for the entire crew, usually while childishly bickering. Lessened in Season 2 and virtually gone by Season 3.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b5f4e0a5	type	Funny Robot
Star Wars Rebels / int_b5f4e0a5	comment	Funny Robot: Chopper enjoys pulling pranks on the rest of the Ghost crew.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b6060b7	type	Run or Die
Star Wars Rebels / int_b6060b7	comment	Run or Die: Whenever the Grand Inquisitor shows up, the only option is to hold him off long enough to escape - at least until "Fire Across The Galaxy". And when Vader shows up, the team is lucky to even have the chance to run. Same thing with the other Inquisitors, although by this point, they can hold them off a little easier than with the Grand Inquisitor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b6203862	type	Interquel
Star Wars Rebels / int_b6203862	comment	Interquel: The series bridges the nineteen-year gap between Revenge Of The Sith and A New Hope. Specifically, it is set fifteen years after Revenge of the Sith, and about four years before A New Hope (Season 1's "Empire Day" is specifically stated to take place on the fifteenth anniversary of Palpatine's formation of the Galactic Empire).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Star Wars Rebels / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Sabine loves to call the Stormtroopers "bucketheads". While wearing a Mandalorian helmet, which looks even more like a bucket.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b77a6d82	type	Evil Is Deathly Cold
Star Wars Rebels / int_b77a6d82	comment	Evil Is Deathly Cold: Whenever Ezra senses Darth Vader, he feels a deep chill throughout his body. Ahsoka feels the same thing too in the finale.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b7c53a22	type	Blood Knight
Star Wars Rebels / int_b7c53a22	comment	The Fifth Brother in Season 2, is a short-sighted Blood Knight, who refuses help from others and would kill his target without hesitation, instead of capturing them to be used as bait for their comrades.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_b905c10c	type	The Alcatraz
Star Wars Rebels / int_b905c10c	comment	The Alcatraz: The Spire on Stygeon Prime appears in the third episode, "Rise of the Old Masters". This is the same place Darth Maul was contained at the beginning of Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir. By the time frame of this series, Jedi Master Luminara Unduli (or her corpse, at least) is being held there. Mustafar is also treated as this during the final episodes of Season 1, specifically being called the place that 'Jedi go to die'. Makes sense, since Darth Vader has taken up residence on the planet.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Star Wars Rebels / int_ba236071	comment	When AP-5 gets stranded in space, he's surrounded by small space betta fish and is about to break into a musical number about how he likes being alone until the Ghost suddenly shows up and rescues him, cutting him off before he can get any further. It's a jab to audience members who think that the show is invoked"Disney-fied", this scene being as close as it will ever get to traditional Disney movies.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bb5126ec	type	Prophecy Twist
Star Wars Rebels / int_bb5126ec	comment	In "Zero Hour", the Bendu tells Admiral Thrawn "I see your defeat. Like many arms surrounding you in a cold embrace." As it ultimately turns out, this refers to the many tentacles of the Purrgil, restraining Thrawn while Ezra jumps them both to hyperspace.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bb53d08	type	Tear Jerker
Star Wars Rebels / int_bb53d08	comment	One of the Season 2 trailers had Azadi tell Ezra that his parents escaped prison and are alive, making it seem like Ezra would be torn between staying with the Rebellion or going to go look for his parents. Nope, it was an edited voice clip. They're dead.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bbb6c059	type	I Shall Taunt You
Star Wars Rebels / int_bbb6c059	comment	Sabine is on the receiving end of one from Kanan when she first starts training with the Darksaber. He's initially wielding his lightsaber with only one hand, then turns it off and dodges all of her strikes. He takes advantage of this to taunt her, using Reverse Psychology to help her find the focus and clarity she needs to use the Darksaber to its full potential.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
Star Wars Rebels / int_bcd27e37	comment	Improbable Aiming Skills: Sabine covers Ezra and Kanan's escape from Darth Vader by shooting a pair of blast at him. Vader oneups the usual blaster deflection trick by sending the shots straight back at her, hitting her in the left side of the chest and the head. Her armor saves her life, or else he'd have almost effortlessly killed her.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bdb52ce9	type	Retired Badass Roundup
Star Wars Rebels / int_bdb52ce9	comment	Retired Badass Roundup: Captain Rex and a few other old clone troopers take up the cause again. Ultimately, Rex is the only one who joins the Rebel network, though Wolffe and Gregor both cover his escape.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bedae243	type	Relative Button
Star Wars Rebels / int_bedae243	comment	Relative Button: When the Grand Inquisitor taunts Ezra, threatening to kill his master and friends, Ezra's anger summons a huge creature to attack the darksider.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_bf3e372	type	Torture Is Ineffective
Star Wars Rebels / int_bf3e372	comment	Torture Is Ineffective: Despite Hera's claim in one episode that they keep information on a need-to-know basis because "the Empire can make anyone talk", no torture scene is ever shown to actually work, even with the help of Truth Serums. The closest they get is making a person chattier than usual, but even then they manage to keep enough of their wits about them to not answer the torturer's questions.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c0d106a8	type	Wrecked Weapon
Star Wars Rebels / int_c0d106a8	comment	Wrecked Weapon: Kanan destroys the Grand Inquisitor's lightsaber in "Fire Across the Galaxy". Two occurences in Twilight of the Apprentice. The Eighth Brother's lightsaber is damaged in battle and then wrecks itself when he tries to use it to fly away, bursting apart and sending him falling to his presumed death. Then, Ezra's blaster-saber is destroyed in his duel with Darth Vader. Ezra starts slicing up blasters in Season 3. Kanan also did this occasionally prior to Season 3.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Star Wars Rebels / int_c145f69b	comment	"The Siege of Lothal" contains a moment where they're deliberately not firing at rebels when said rebels are hidden already behind cover, so they fire at their only possible escape route to trap them as the Imperials approach them and kill anyone that feels stupid enough to walk into the line of fire.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
Star Wars Rebels / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: Kallus starts having some friction with the Grand Inquisitor. While the Grand Inquisitor seems fixated on Kanan and Ezra, Kallus aims to bag the whole group. He still has this to some degree with Tarkin, but quickly realizes he is way outside his depth in dealing with the top of the Imperial food chain. He still clearly can't resist being subtly snarky when Tarkin himself returns in defeat from Mustafar... and then he sees Tarkin's "guest", and he realizes the depth is beyond his head at this point. There seems to be some friction between the Navy and the ISB whenever naval personnel screw up. However, when it comes to dealing with mystical Inquisitor mumbo-jumbo, Agent Kallus and whatever Imperial commander is present usually side with each other against the Inquisitorius in friction events.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Star Wars Rebels / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": At least twice with Ezra, when he's saving Zeb from Agent Kallus and when the Grand Inquisitor threatens to kill his friends. Kanan also invokes this three times in concern for Ezra, in "Rise of the Old Masters", "Gathering Forces", and "Fire Across the Galaxy".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
Star Wars Rebels / int_c313d43a	comment	While in the Lothal Jedi Temple, Ezra is led to believe that the Grand Inquisitor has killed the crew and that the crew has no faith in him, his worse fear being alone again. He overcomes it, as he realizes that his friends are True Companions and even if he is left alone once more, he can still continue forward. This allows him to make contact with Yoda, who leads him to the next part of his trial.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c3648b87	type	Teeth-Clenched Teamwork
Star Wars Rebels / int_c3648b87	comment	Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Ezra and Zeb are the epitome of this. The entire crew (except Sabine) when having to go along with Lando. Kanan doesn't like the Rebel network very much due to their large, enigmatic, militaristic nature. He gets over it around the same time he gets on good terms with Rex in "Stealth Strike". In "The Honorable Ones", Zeb and Agent Kallus have to resort to this when they're stranded on on of Geonosis' moons.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c3fabe01	type	Genocide Survivor
Star Wars Rebels / int_c3fabe01	comment	Genocide Survivor: Kanan Jarrus is one of the few survivors of the Jedi purges, which affected him deeply. He changed his name and spent over a decade denying he had ever been a Jedi. After The Empire bombed the hell out of Lasan, Zeb believed that he was the Last of His Kind. This changed when he encountered two fellow survivors who guided him to the true homeworld of the Lasat. The Empire also genocided the Geonosians, leaving one fellow referred to as Klik-Klak.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c4db6423	type	Yank the Dog's Chain
Star Wars Rebels / int_c4db6423	comment	"Vision of Hope" does involve an actual vision, but it's one that was horrifically misinterpreted.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c558da6a	type	Gunship Rescue
Star Wars Rebels / int_c558da6a	comment	Gunship Rescue: A squadron of Rebel Blockade Runners saves the Ghost crew during their rescue mission to Mustafar. Hera and the prototype B-Wing in "Wings of the Master."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c67af1b0	type	Big Bad Wannabe
Star Wars Rebels / int_c67af1b0	comment	Big Bad Wannabe: The Seventh Sister in Vader's absence during Season 2. Out of the other shown Inquisitors, the Seventh Sister is seen to be the most ambitious for the position of Grand Inquisitor. She is also seen giving orders to the Fifth Brother (who is implied to be of higher rank than her) and later the Eighth Brother as well. Ultimately, they all get ousted by Ahsoka and Maul, and she will still be under the command of Vader no matter if she gets the promotion or not.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Star Wars Rebels / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: One of the Stormtroopers' identification number is TK-626. The clones' AT-TE is a moving house on legs, referencing Howl's Moving Castle. According to Pablo Hidalgo, Kanan becoming blind after an attack from Maul was a reference to Zatoichi. The scene where Ezra meets "Old Master" is ah obvious homage to Luke's first meeting with Yoda in Empire, with some lines taken word for word. Governor Pryce's whole appearance is pretty much a Star Wars reskin of Irina Spalko. An undercover Kanan and Ezra claim to Stormtroopers that they were supposed to be stationed in B-17. B-17 is the bomber that the design of the Ghost was based off of. Likewise, the disruptors were located in the similarly named Bay 7 in "Droids in Distress", and Sabine lied to Tua that they were located in Bay 17. In "Through Imperial Eyes", Ezra's first detention cell is B-7. In "Warhead", the infiltrator droid's self-destruct countdown is an exact replica of the self-destruct countdown used by predators. In "Flight of the Defender", Thrawn at one point stands in the open firing his sidearm at the hijacked TIE Defender baring down on him, mirroring a similar scene from Patton. Dave Filoni confirmed that Ahsoka's appearance in the finale, with white robes and a staff, is a deliberate homage to the fall and return of Gandalf, with Ahsoka returning from her apparent death and changing from grey robes to white after her battle with the "Balrog" Vader.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c7b5445c	type	Cool Starship
Star Wars Rebels / int_c7b5445c	comment	Cool Starship: The flagship of Phoenix Squadron is a Pelta-Class Frigate known as Phoenix Home, but it gets destroyed by Vader. Later, it gets replaced with a stolen Imperial Carrier.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c93a6560	type	Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
Star Wars Rebels / int_c93a6560	comment	In "Path of the Jedi", we get a distant shot of Kanan getting stabbed, as well as Shadow Discretion Shots of the crew being cut down (with a shot of Sabine's legs, the rest of her body behind the dejarik table).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c93ae7fc	type	High-Dive Escape
Star Wars Rebels / int_c93ae7fc	comment	High-Dive Escape: Kanan and Ezra pull this kind of escape from a pair of Inquisitors. It helps that Ezra has already used the Force to summon some flying creatures to aid their escape.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c9c756a8	type	Child Soldiers
Star Wars Rebels / int_c9c756a8	comment	Child Soldiers: Ezra and Sabine are this, being 15 and 16 respectively. They fall under the "Tragic" type. The Imperial Academy cadets. While we don't get to see much of it in the show, supporting material such as Servants of the Empire and comic strips have cadets participating in things such as maintaining curfews and helping investigations. In the show itself, we get things like Sabine having been a cadet when she participated in an unspecific but questionably moral actions, and other officers on Lothal don't bat an eye whenever they see a cadet (Ezra in disguise) doing things like helping arrest a likely high-prioritized criminal.note The Legends continuity included COMPNOR, the COMmission for the Preservation of the New ORder, which included Sub-Adult groups to instill Imperial ideaolgy in young people. SAGroup leaders could be issued stun blasters and given authority to discipline other SAGroup members, and assist in "peacekeeping" initiatives. Cadet behavior here is likely a call-back to this idea.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_c9e5a0db	type	Legacy Character
Star Wars Rebels / int_c9e5a0db	comment	Legacy Character: In Season 2, the Fifth Brother shows up to replace the Grand Inquisitor who died in the Season 1 finale. The Seventh Sister invites herself in, and they end up running into the Eighth Brother along the way. Season 3 introduced a new Fulcrum after Ahsoka's disappearance in the Season 2 finale.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ca3a6dbd	type	Informed Ability
Star Wars Rebels / int_ca3a6dbd	comment	TIE Pilot Baron Valen Rudor apparently, at least according to the Empire.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ca87e3ec	type	No Name Given
Star Wars Rebels / int_ca87e3ec	comment	"The Forgotten Droid" introduces AP-5 and an unnamed Imperial freighter captain. "Mystery of Chopper Base" introduced Lieutenant Dicer.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cafdaf4e	type	Trust Password
Star Wars Rebels / int_cafdaf4e	comment	Kallus's Trust Password to reveal that he is Fulcrum is "By the light of Lothal's moons." In addition, at one point, Kallus journeys to Ezra's tower at night... or should we say, under the light of Lothal's moons.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cb71c461	type	Deus Exit Machina
Star Wars Rebels / int_cb71c461	comment	Deus Exit Machina: The Bendu mysteriously disappears after being shot down by Thrawn, keeping the most overpowered Force being in the show absent for the final season. Ultimately how the series deals with the question of where Thrawn and Ezra were during the original trilogy. In the series finale, Ezra pulls a (non-lethal) Heroic Sacrifice and jumps himself and Thrawn somewhere into hyperspace, leaving both the Empire's most brilliant tactician and the only other surviving Jedi (or more accurately, Padawan) MIA for the entire timeline of the original movies.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Star Wars Rebels / int_cc4b45f6	comment	The midseason trailer for Season 3 revealed that Thrawn finds and destroys Chopper Base, as well as doing a number on the recently united rebel fleet, Kallus's cover eventually being blown, Sabine somehow losing the Darksaber to Saxon but fights a final battle with him while using Ezra's lightsaber, a number of Mandalorian Fang Fighters joining the rebel fleet, and that Obi-Wan and Maul will fight, with Ezra and Chopper in pursuit of the latter. In comparison to the other trailers, though, this has shown the least spoilers and Word of God is that a lot was left out of the trailer.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cc7fae30	type	Outside-Context Problem
Star Wars Rebels / int_cc7fae30	comment	Outside-Context Problem: Grand Admiral Thrawn is one of the greatest strategists of his universe, known for coming up with extremely elaborate plans and predicting the unpredictable. It's probably safe to say, however, that giant force-sensitive space-traveling whales appearing and trashing his fleet is fairly hard to plan for.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ccf46587	type	Redshirt Army
Star Wars Rebels / int_ccf46587	comment	Red Shirt Army: Phoenix Squadron, introduced in Season 2. First appearing in "The Siege of Lothal", the Squadron is shown to do pretty well against average TIE fighter squadrons, but near the end, find themselves on the receiving end of a Curb-Stomp Battle from Darth Vader, with only a small number of them surviving. Afterward, they usually have at least one unnamed pilot getting killed whenever they get a space battle scene.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cde175c8	type	Fake Static
Star Wars Rebels / int_cde175c8	comment	Fake Static: Zeb attempts some in "Fighter Flight" when speaking to Imperials on the ground from the stolen TIE Fighter after they ask him for his operating number. They don't buy it and start ignoring his orders.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cdfe12c3	type	Nothing Is Scarier
Star Wars Rebels / int_cdfe12c3	comment	A lot of characters comment on what a T-7 disruptor will do to an organic being, but they never specify exactly what happens, possibly as a Nothing Is Scarier situation. However, it does get touched upon in outside material such as Battlefront: Twilight Company, and it's exactly what you'd imagine would happen to flesh if it were to be fried.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ce2969d8	type	Spiritual Antithesis
Star Wars Rebels / int_ce2969d8	comment	Spiritual Antithesis: Rebels zigs where The Clone Wars zags. Using a consistent cast of original characters instead of characters from the movies occasionally straying into Limelight Series. Using story arcs instead of standalone anthology episodes. Being a good bit Darker and Edgier instead of more kid-friendly. And so on.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Star Wars Rebels / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Started off as one of the lightest canon Star Wars works, and especially compared to Star Wars: The Clone Wars (which had its own lighter beginning but was still quite intense). The tone in the first season was fairly playful and sometimes comes across as playing pranks on the Empire instead of being genuine guerilla combatants. There are substantially fewer on-screen deaths and the action is more ambiguous about the severity of the violence, deaths that are on-screen are substantially less graphic. The Clone Wars utilized Gory Discretion Shot but never shied away from making it clear when someone was dismembered, while this shows adheres more strictly to Never Say "Die" (IE, Ezra's parents and Kanan are merely said to be "gone"). The show does end up going in some dark directions, particularly once Maul enters the picture, but never quite gets as intense as The Clone Wars could be.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ce767e6f	type	Co-Dragons
Star Wars Rebels / int_ce767e6f	comment	Co-Dragons: The Grand Inquisitor and Agent Kallus for Grand Moff Tarkin in Season 1. They encounter the Ghost crew the most and are the biggest threats to them, The Inquisitor is a fallen Dark Jedi while Agent Kallus is a Badass Normal who can beat up Zeb with a weapon not built for his hands. Minister Tua to a lesser extent, as she doesn't participate in the action and is relegated to barking orders. After that, Kallus is the only one left loyal to Tarkin. The Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister take the role along with Agent Kallus in Season 2 to Darth Vader. Season 3 has Agent Kallus with Admiral Konstantine and Governor Pryce under Grand Admiral Thrawn.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_cfd5cbd3	type	Unexpected Character
Star Wars Rebels / int_cfd5cbd3	comment	Unexpected Character: Depa Billaba, former Jedi High Councilor, posthumously. Star Wars: The Clone Wars had completely ignored her note although they were going to use her (to be a death for an arc's plot point) when Disney pulled the plug; before that, the Star Wars Expanded Universe had depicted her as getting incapacitated early in the war, with her seat going to Obi-Wan Kenobi, so making her Kanan's mentor right until Order 66 was rather surprising. Obi-Wan Kenobi's holocron cameo in "Spark of Rebellion" wasn't expected. Why hello there, Luminara Unduli. Up until the SDCC 2014 trailer for the show, it had been presumed that she had died along with all the other Jedi with the advent of Order 66, especially considering that she was on Kashyyyk with Yoda, and that there was no indication that she had escaped from the other Clone Troopers. The fact that she was simply taken prisoner instead of simply being executed is also surprising. This is played with in that Luminara is Dead All Along and her being "alive" was simply a trap set by the Grand Inquisitor. Darth Vader was expected to show up at one point — that his appearance in the series was slated to happen less than a month after the series premiere threw people off-guard. Bonus unexpected points should be added by being voiced by James Earl Jones when Matt Sloan seems to be the go-to guy for Darth Vader voices in other official Star Wars media. Yoda's appearance (or more accurately, his voice) in "Path of the Jedi" was also unexpected, as Yoda was isolating himself on Dagobah at the time. Similar to Darth Vader above, being voiced by Frank Oz was even more unexpected, as Tom Kane is usually the go-to-guy for a Yoda voice outside the films, including Lucasfilm Animation's previous project, The Clone Wars. Lando makes his appearance in "Idiot's Array" when he ropes the Ghost crew into his schemes after winning Chopper in a game of Sabacc. Tarkin shows up in "Call to Action" and things get serious real quick. While the Clone Troopers were expected to show up eventually, many were surprised that Gregor - who only appeared once in the series and was left in a situation where he was hopelessly outnumbered and believed to have died - was among them. In the second trailer, an "Old Master" offers to help Ezra. His identity? Darth Maul! And then there's the Season 3 trailer, where possibly one of the most hyped characters ever appears: Grand Admiral Thrawn. General Kalani appearing in "The Last Battle", as many assumed he (actually look-a-like, due to a crediting error in his unnamed appearances in the Crystal Crisis arc of The Clone Wars) died and was a one-shot villain. Gar Saxon from Son of Dathomir apparently survived the Siege of Mandalore and became a major Imperial antagonist to Sabine. The Season 4 trailer introduced Thrawn's Noghri bodyguard Rukh, also from Legends, who was assumed to have been Adapted Out due to his name being used as the Override Command for Thrawn's sparring droids from "Through Imperial Eyes".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d013cd12	type	Lovable Rogue
Star Wars Rebels / int_d013cd12	comment	Lovable Rogue: Lando Calrissian. He's such an asshole that nearly everyone in the show hates him...but he's such a smooth asshole that most of the audience loves him. Hondo Ohnaka, carried over from The Clone Wars. Age hasn't slowed him down one bit... though he doesn't have his pirate crew anymore. Despite this, he never ceases to amaze.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d0b95b85	type	Used Future
Star Wars Rebels / int_d0b95b85	comment	Used Future: The series centers around a backwater planet and a rebel cell that's barely scraping by. As such, most of the machines are cobbled together (Chopper and Ezra's lightsaber being examples), the Ghost looks dirty and banged-up, and the buildings have graffiti and visible wear and tear.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d1da2c36	type	Played for Drama
Star Wars Rebels / int_d1da2c36	comment	This dynamic is Played for Drama in "Mystery of Chopper Base" where Kanan's contradictory actions lead to Ezra having trouble knowing when to play diplomacy and when to use violence against the spider creatures. Though once Kanan experiences a paradigm shift, he revises his previous actions and shows Ezra the possibility of making peace with the spiders.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d2e98fd5	type	Die or Fly
Star Wars Rebels / int_d2e98fd5	comment	Kanan (who had never formerly finished his own training and had to learn via duels with the Inquisitors; his biggest concern is preserving your humanity while managing to find another way around to survive) attempts to constantly control and protect Ezra from the Dark side due to his own insecurities, while Maul and the Presence (the former being raw to emotion like Ezra and the latter being a revered official Sith Lord) encourage him to go in the opposite direction, by doing whatever it takes to get the job done faster and pragmatically, no matter how scrupulous and to use his negative emotions as his strength.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d32cb089	type	Inappropriate Pride
Star Wars Rebels / int_d32cb089	comment	Inappropriate Pride: After his Heelâ€“Face Turn, Kallus was not happy about the low level assignments he was getting.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Star Wars Rebels / int_d397657d	comment	Morad Sumar returns in "An Inside Man" just long enough to die when Thrawn forces him to test a speeder that Sumar himself rigged to explode.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d44ea142	type	You Are Not Alone
Star Wars Rebels / int_d44ea142	comment	You Are Not Alone: Multiple characters are Sole Survivors and/or estranged from their loved ones which often appears in the case of abandonment. After her Motive Rant about how she was abandoned by her family, Raul his friend Ezra, and Kanan kneel before Sabine and the Darksaber, telling her that they will always stand by her and the choices she makes.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d48605dc	type	Our Weapons Will Be Boxy in the Future
Star Wars Rebels / int_d48605dc	comment	Our Weapons Will Be Boxy in the Future: Sabine's blasters are basically bricks with a grip, which is pretty standard for Mandalorian weapons. Ezra's lightsaber, built from whatever parts the crew had lying around, looks like a staple gun with the saber hilt as the handle. It doubles as a stun blaster.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d4bf11d1	type	Dramatic Unmask
Star Wars Rebels / int_d4bf11d1	comment	From Shroud of Darkness, when the Sentinel takes off his mask to reveal that he is a pre-fallen Grand Inquisitor. Also accompanied by a Wham Line.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d525f857	type	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale
Star Wars Rebels / int_d525f857	comment	The Galactic Empire is huge. Even when taking the franchise's usual approach to scale into account, no matter how powerful the Empire is, it can't possibly hope to maintain absolute control of every planet, especially during a time of Galactic Civil War when the Empire's resources are severely strained both by the ongoing conflict and by massive costly expenses like the Death Star project. Consequently, when Phoenix Squadron destroys the Imperial control center and wipes out the Imperial presence on Lothal in one fell swoop, and the citizenry seizes on this opportunity by revolting en masse, the Empire cuts its losses and abandons the planet to the Rebellion rather than waste time and effort it can't afford reclaiming a backwater planet which offers little strategic importance. As a result, Lothal gets to experience a period of peace and freedom unprecedented amongst the primary worlds for at least the entire period of the original trilogy.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d5b3df2d	type	Dark Action Girl
Star Wars Rebels / int_d5b3df2d	comment	Dark Action Girl: Ketsu Onyo (who is a Foil to Sabine), at least initially. The Seventh Sister counts as well.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d79f4a9e	type	Heinousness Retcon
Star Wars Rebels / int_d79f4a9e	comment	Heinousness Retcon: In the season one episode "Droids in Distress", Agent Kallus gloats to Zeb about how he took a bo-rifle (a weapon only wielded by the honor guard of Zeb's species, the Lasat) from a Lasat he killed, and that he was the one who gave the order for the Imperial forces to use the T-7 ion disruptors (weapons meant to take down starships) to decimate the population of Lasan. However, during an Enemy Mine situation in the season two episode "The Honorable Ones", Kallus admits that he was given the bo-rifle after defeating its owner in combat (as per Lasat tradition). It is also revealed that Kallus wasn't the one who gave the order to use the disruptors, and had only claimed credit to make Zeb angry.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
Star Wars Rebels / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": So far the Grand Inquisitor has No Name Given, and even he refers to himself simply as "the Inquisitor". After it's established that there are multiple Inquisitors in Season Two, he is referred to as the "Grand Inquisitor". Even when we get to see him as a Jedi in "Shroud of Darkness", he never gets named and is only credited as "the Sentinel".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d8573ef9	type	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!
Star Wars Rebels / int_d8573ef9	comment	In "The Siege of Lothal", Maketh Tua mentions that the Empire has a list of rebel sympathizers that can't be touched by the Empire due to their connections, which is never alluded to again. (This is likely meant to be a reference to Senator Organa and Princess Leia, but we never have that confirmed.)
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d87ed408	type	Short Teens, Tall Adults
Star Wars Rebels / int_d87ed408	comment	Short Teens, Tall Adults: Ezra is noticeably shorter than the adult characters, despite being 15. Averted after the Time Skip, with Ezra becoming as tall as Sabine and Hera. Averted for Sabine herself, who is as tall as Hera. This never changes. Also justified, as women are typically shorter than men. Leia is shorter than Ezra, though looks more mature. The cadets are also the same height as Ezra as well.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d9e9ad7e	type	The Cavalry
Star Wars Rebels / int_d9e9ad7e	comment	"Gathering Forces" sounds like it involves The Cavalry or recruitment, but it's actually referring to Ezra's growth in his connection to the Force, at a rate that makes him more vulnerable to the dark side.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_d9fe8277	type	I'm Standing Right Here
Star Wars Rebels / int_d9fe8277	comment	I'm Standing Right Here: The rebels have to come up with a different plan when they're trying to free Jedi Master Luminara Unduli. In the elevator, Sabine and Zeb voice their frustration: In "Out of Darkness", Zeb and Ezra decide to tell Kanan that Hera and Sabine are stranded without fuel, but not that it's their fault for not checking the diagnostic. He finds out anyway, since they're yelling at each other right outside his door.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dad134b4	type	Exiled from Continuity
Star Wars Rebels / int_dad134b4	comment	Ahsoka states "There is always a bit of truth in legends", referencing the formerly Exiled from Continuity elements in the Legends continuity.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Star Wars Rebels / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Sabine, the graffiti-making Mandalorian weapons expert, and Hera Syndulla, the pilot of the Ghost. Ketsu, Ahsoka, and Numa as well.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_db08a39d	type	Animesque
Star Wars Rebels / int_db08a39d	comment	Animesque: Carrying over from The Clone Wars, the characters have a touch of anime on their character designs.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dba4ae4f	type	Arc Welding
Star Wars Rebels / int_dba4ae4f	comment	Arc Welding: The audience finally gets to see and hear Obi-Wan's unseen message from Revenge of the Sith almost a decade after the film came out. This, plus the number of cameos from characters from the original movies and prequels, ties the series tightly to the established canon. The reveal of Fulcrum's identity, Ahsoka Tano, welds Rebels and The Clone Wars together. The appearances of several other The Clone Wars characters including Rex, Wolffe, Gregor, and Hondo Ohnaka on the show takes this even further. Sabine being a Mandalorian allows the show to explore the aftermath of the Siege of Mandalore, the intended ending to The Clone Wars had it gotten there. Taking advantage of the ambiguity behind the events helps serve the storyline, especially when Mandalore is touched upon in Season 3. Likewise, the Grand Inquisitor was one of the Temple Guards that arrested Barriss Offee but took her Motive Rant into consideration, which is part of the reason why he became who he is now. "Breaking Ranks" is released around the same time the unfinished The Clone Wars episode arc "The Crystal Crisis on Utapau" is. Said arc reveals that kyber crystals (AKA, lightsaber crystals) can be used for superweapons, bringing to the viewer's mind of the Death Star. We learn later that the Lothal Jedi Temple is specifically on Lothal because of Lothal's abundance in kyber crystals, with the show and Servants of the Empire noting that Imperials are taking farms so that they can mine in them and the reason why Lando is on Lothal. Rogue One revealed that Jedha, another Jedi/Force-related place, is being harvested by the Empire for its kyber crystals. Catalyst finally outright confirmed that the Empire needed kyber crystals to build the Death Star laser, meaning that the Empire is on Lothal to harvest its kyber crystals, while also cashing in on factories for things like new ion disruptors and TIE Defenders to make the most of their time on the backwater world. In the Season 2 premiere, Maketh Tua promises that she knows "the true reason the Empire came to Lothal" but gets killed before she can explain what she meant. Season 4 finally reveals the truth: The Emperor brought his Forces to Lothal because Lothal's Jedi Temple has a portal to The World Between Worlds. The situation in "Zero Hour" is caused by the "A-plot" of Thrawn and the Imperials searching for Chopper Base after manipulating Kallus when Thrawn discovers the agent's Fulcrum plot thread. As a response, Mandalorians from Sabine's plot thread become Big Damn Heroes/The Cavalry to help the rebels escape with their lives. A truly awe-inspiring example in "A World Between Worlds", when Ezra enters the titular World Between Worlds and hears voices from EVERY major canon installment in the franchise since the Disney buyout, including past seasons of Rebels, The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and even Rogue One, thus neatly tying the past, present, and future of the entire Star Wars saga together in one single scene.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Star Wars Rebels / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: A little between Kanan and Hera at the end of "The Machine In The Ghost", which is promptly interrupted by Chopper. In the show itself, Hera calls Kanan "love" as an Affectionate Nickname. It helps that they're the Team Dad and Team Mom of the group, respectively. In the season 2 episode Homecoming Kanan spends a good part of the first half of the episode trying to look good in front of Cham, acting very much like a boyfriend trying to impress his girlfriend's father. They embrace at the end of "The Mystery of Chopper Base" before he leaves for Malachor, with him promising that they'll see each other again. And they embrace once more at the end of "Twilight of the Apprentice", when Hera realizes he's blind. Ezra is a bit surprised to see Sabine is Beautiful All Along without her helmet in "Spark Of Rebellion". Sabine mostly responds with irritation at his attempts to flirt in succeeding episodes, until "Empire Day" and "Gathering Forces" give them some moments. Though they later had some moments during the third and fourth seasons. During the, series finale, Ezra hyperjumps away to parts unknown. Several years later, after the Empire has been defeated, Sabine (after caressing the mural of his face) still believes he is alive and finally has time to search for him. Both Ezra and Kanan's intense dislike of Lando in "Idiot's Aray" stem from his flirting with Sabine and Hera, respectively. Ezra and Princess Leia get quite a bit in "A Princess on Lothal".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Star Wars Rebels / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Senator Gall Trayvis appears as a hologram in "Rise of the Old Masters" and briefly in "Empire Day" before showing up in person in "Vision Of Hope". Sabine stays with Rau and Clan Wren to deal with the Second Mandalorian Civil War halfway through Season 3. In the season finale, when the Empire lays siege to Atollon and the rebels are unable to call for reinforcements without risking further destruction of the Rebel Alliance, so Ezra chooses to get help from Sabine, Rau, and Clan Wren.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dcd423d2	type	Affectionate Nickname
Star Wars Rebels / int_dcd423d2	comment	A little between Kanan and Hera at the end of "The Machine In The Ghost", which is promptly interrupted by Chopper. In the show itself, Hera calls Kanan "love" as an Affectionate Nickname. It helps that they're the Team Dad and Team Mom of the group, respectively. In the season 2 episode Homecoming Kanan spends a good part of the first half of the episode trying to look good in front of Cham, acting very much like a boyfriend trying to impress his girlfriend's father. They embrace at the end of "The Mystery of Chopper Base" before he leaves for Malachor, with him promising that they'll see each other again. And they embrace once more at the end of "Twilight of the Apprentice", when Hera realizes he's blind.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ddfb4e53	type	A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read
Star Wars Rebels / int_ddfb4e53	comment	A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read: In "The Siege of Lothal", Ahsoka joined the Ghost crew in their attempt to stop Vader from destroying the rest of Phoenix Squadron. When she realizes that the pilot of the lone TIE is a Force-sensitive, she and Kanan use the Force together to try and probe him. She's so thoroughly horrified when she and Vader mutually recognize each other that she faints.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_de085a36	type	Green-Skinned Space Babe
Star Wars Rebels / int_de085a36	comment	It also seemed like he was about to harass Hera for being a Twi'lek when they finally get acquainted in "Vision of Hope" before Tua walks in and tells him to cut to the chase.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_de0df7a0	type	Stock Scream
Star Wars Rebels / int_de0df7a0	comment	Stock Scream: The Wilhelm scream is heard when Ezra knocks a Stormtrooper off a bridge in "Spark of Rebellion". He's fine until Kallus kicks him down to his death.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_de953d10	type	Rage Helm
Star Wars Rebels / int_de953d10	comment	Vader appears subtly different from the way he does in the movies — specifically, his mask has more of an "angry" appearance with more elongated features and the red of his eyes is more pronounced. This is because the show's art style is based on Ralph McQuarrie's original artwork, rather than the finished designs that appear in the films.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dee56696	type	Innocuously Important Episode
Star Wars Rebels / int_dee56696	comment	Innocuously Important Episode: Episodes that are supposedly Filler end up being this. "Out of Darkness," introduces the asteroid base where Fulcrum has been leaving supplies. At first, it seems to be a one-off episode involving Sabine and Hera bonding. Only two episodes later, it turns out to be the place that Kanan and Ezra lead the Inquisitor to throw him off Tseebo's trail. "Idiot's Array" gives us The Charmer himself, Lando Calrissian. He has the Ghost crew smuggle some "mining equipment" to Lothal. Fast forward to the Season Two premiere, "The Siege of Lothal," and he helps the crew escape from Darth Vader himself (admittedly, Lando appears in a cameo with a Small Role, Big Impact, but still...). Inverted in "Twin Suns", with the Obi-Wan and Maul conflict being so important to the saga as a whole that it overshadows the more relevant to the series plot of Ezra finally giving up on hunting the Sith and choosing his family and the rebellion over power and revenge. Out of all of season 2, "The Call" seems the most like filler, focusing only on a raid and Ezra connecting with space whales. In season 4, the lessons Ezra learned from the purrgil help him commune with the loth-wolves which proves vital to the final arc. This gets a massive Call-Back in the series finale, where Ezra summons an entire armada's worth of purrgil and uses them to jump him and Thrawn into hyperspace.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_df41acb	type	Casual Danger Dialogue
Star Wars Rebels / int_df41acb	comment	Casual Danger Dialogue: This seems to be a staple of Kanan and Hera's interactions. In the pilot alone, she discusses recruiting Ezra with Kanan while he's trying to get her to focus on TIE Fighters trying to kill them. The intro to "Shroud of Darkness" has Kanan and Ezra showing annoyance at another encounter with the Inquisitors.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_df9021e7	type	Disabled Means Helpless
Star Wars Rebels / int_df9021e7	comment	Disabled Means Helpless: Subverted when Kanan is blinded. Kanan sees himself as useless and Ezra is overprotective of him, which they both attribute to his disability. As they go deeper into the root of their issues, however, it's revealed that Kanan's feelings of uselessness stem from his failure to stop the events of Malachor and Ezra's overprotective because he doesn't want to see him hurt again.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_dfa40c1b	type	Didn't See That Coming
Star Wars Rebels / int_dfa40c1b	comment	Didn't See That Coming: Thrawn lampshades the fact that the rebels always pull an unexpected tactic out of their ass, and that's how they manage to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. He's able to anticipate a lot of the crap they pull, but in the third and fourth season finales, the Jedi surprise even him.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e0113647	type	Decon-Recon Switch
Star Wars Rebels / int_e0113647	comment	"Rise of the Old Masters" in particular has a Decon-Recon Switch as an underlying theme. In the beginning of the episode, Kanan quotes Yoda's "Do or do not; there is no try," from The Empire Strikes Back, only for Ezra to point out the (apparent) contradiction, leading to Kanan second-guessing the teaching. However, the episode ends with Kanan saying that he won't try to teach Ezra, he will teach Ezra. They may fail, but they will do what is required of them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e13156e1	type	Mama Bear
Star Wars Rebels / int_e13156e1	comment	Mama Bear: Sabine's mom may have abandoned her own daughter, but it's not something she'll do again. Proof? She shot Saxon when he tried to shoot Sabine In the Back after he lost their match. Don't threaten her kids.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e1636077	type	SchrÃ¶dinger's Canon
Star Wars Rebels / int_e1636077	comment	SchrÃ¶dinger's Canon: Like The Clone Wars before it, Rebels uses, alters, or discards elements from the Legends continuity as it sees fit: A news report the Ghost crew listens to mentions the "Base Delta-Zero Initiative." In Legends, Base Delta-Zero was an Imperial code phrase for orbitally bombarding a planet so thoroughly as to destroy all life on it (the Star Wars equivalent of Exterminatus). The Imperial Inquisition, charged with hunting down Jedi and other Force-Sensitives not troublesome enough to draw the attention of Darth Vader himself, were detailed in various Legends works, notably as antagonists in assorted tabletop role-playing games. Lightsaber crystals (renamed Kyber crystals) appear. Interdictor cruisers were a popular tool in the Legends canon, especially of. . . Grand Admiral Thrawn, who appears at the start of Season 3 as an antagonist for the Rebels. The ISB, the Imperial Security Bureau, was detailed in a few Legends works, where it was Palpatine's initiative to keep the Empire completely under his personal control (drawing parallels between various institutions in Nazi Germany, like the SS and Youth Groups, to instill the Nazi idealogy into everyone). How much of a State Sec they are remains unexplored thus far. The Code of the Sith and Malachor, both introduced in the Knights of the Old Republic games, have been brought back. Like in Legends, the Battle of Malachor occurred thousands of years ago that resulted in the planet being devastated by a superweapon with massive loss of life. However, unlike in Legends, the planet is called Malachor instead of Malachor V, the war was fought by different parties for different reasons and the superweapon functioned differently.[[labelnote:differences]]Legends: The war was fought between the Jedi-backed Republic and the Mandalorians, and the superweapon crushed both fleets into the planet with gravity waves. Canon: the war was fought between the Jedi and the Sith and the superweapon was a Force artifact that released a Force vortex that petrified both armies. Ironically, this is a LOT like the Thought Bomb from Legends. The Imperial Light Carrier the Rebels steal is based on the Quasar Fire-class cruiser/carrier from Legends, specifically the Flurry which appeared in The Truce at Bakura. The TIE Defender first appeared in TIE Fighter, and sporadically in other Legends canon since (mostly, other video games, or stats for it in various RPGs). In a case of Broad Strokes, in Legends the TIE Defender wasn't conceived until after the Battle of Hoth, and it (as well as the preceeding production model of Darth Vader's TIE Advanced) was designed to remain competitive with the more advanced Rebel starfighters that were appearing, like the X, A, and B-Wings. The TIE Defender in Legends also had ion cannons in addition to its lasers, while the Defender in Rebels appears to only have lasers. In a similar case of Broad Strokes, the B-Wing in Legends was the result of "Project Shantipole," Admiral Ackbar working with Verpine engineers to build a fighter to replace the sturdy, yet aging, slow, and unmaneuverable Y-Wing, with one of the stated design goals being that the fighter would be able to reliably destroy Nebulon-B Frigates, which the Empire was increasingly deploying to guard supply convoys the Rebellion desperately wanted to raid. In Rebels, the B-Wing is developed on the planet Shantipole by a Mon Calamari engineer (melding Admiral Ackbar coming up with the concept and the Verpine actually building it), and is explicitly stated to be designed to destroy much larger ships. Rukh, and by extension probably the Noghri, are also re-canonized partway through Season 4. Word of God confirms that Thrawn survives Ezra jumping them both to lightspeed, so, assuming that he's still with Ezra when Sabine and Ahsoka go looking for Ezra, he's alive post-Return of the Jedi, just like in Legends.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e16cd24e	type	Know When to Fold 'Em
Star Wars Rebels / int_e16cd24e	comment	Know When to Fold 'Em: The Grand Finale ultimately reveals that after the destruction of the Imperial control center on Lothal (with all personnel onboard) and the loss of the Jedi temple's gateway to the World Between Worlds, the Empire decided to cut its losses and abandon the planet to focus on more pressing issues, like the growing Galactic Civil War and the Stardust Project.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e21e21be	type	Red and Black and Evil All Over
Star Wars Rebels / int_e21e21be	comment	Red and Black and Evil All Over: The Grand Inquisitor has gray skin with red Facial Markings (a standard for the Pau'an species), wears black armor, and wields a double-bladed red lightsaber. Even moreso Darth Vader, who shows up to Curb Stomp the entire crew of the Ghost AND take out most of a Rebel squadron on his own. Maul, once he makes his reappearance on Malachor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e4bb68b8	type	The Charmer
Star Wars Rebels / int_e4bb68b8	comment	"Idiot's Array" gives us The Charmer himself, Lando Calrissian. He has the Ghost crew smuggle some "mining equipment" to Lothal. Fast forward to the Season Two premiere, "The Siege of Lothal," and he helps the crew escape from Darth Vader himself (admittedly, Lando appears in a cameo with a Small Role, Big Impact, but still...).
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e50987a9	type	Reconstruction
Star Wars Rebels / int_e50987a9	comment	Reconstruction: Rebels is essentially this to the entire Star Wars franchise. The prequels tended to deconstruct many popular elements of the series; for instance, showing us how a lonesome boy who grew up surrounded by war would likely turn out in reality. Rebels takes many of the Original Trilogy's elements (including the one mentioned) and puts them in a whole new light, letting us remember what was so great about Star Wars in the first place while still keeping in mind how to make it work. "Rise of the Old Masters" in particular has a Decon-Recon Switch as an underlying theme. In the beginning of the episode, Kanan quotes Yoda's "Do or do not; there is no try," from The Empire Strikes Back, only for Ezra to point out the (apparent) contradiction, leading to Kanan second-guessing the teaching. However, the episode ends with Kanan saying that he won't try to teach Ezra, he will teach Ezra. They may fail, but they will do what is required of them. "Relics of the Old Republic" seems aimed at fixing many of the problems with the AT-ATs from The Empire Strikes Back. Their weaknesses are lampshaded, but so are their strengths. In particular, the weak point at the neck ends up being used as a plot point. As time goes on, the rebels become identified by the Empire through information that already exists on them. In Season 1, information on Kanan Jarrus and how he used to be Caleb Dume was known as early as "Rise of the Old Masters". Ezra's identity wasn't identified until "Vision of Hope", when he reveals to Trayvis that his parents were responsible for the Bridger transmissions. Kallus learned that Hera was the pilot of the ship in "Vision of Hope". An image of Sabine without her helmet was somehow taken and identified as her, as we learn in Season 3. In Season 2, Kallus found out sometime before "Wings of the Master" that the name of the crew's ship is the Ghost, as well as Zeb's name before "The Honorable Ones". In Season 3, they had enough information on Chopper to be able to pull up a complete profile of him (including images of each time he went undercover with an Imperial paintjob) when he tripped an alarm.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Star Wars Rebels / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Chopper, the Ghost's resident astromech, is based on R2-D2's early designs and shares much the same role. With his grumpy personality and tendency to ignore orders, he also has a bit of C-3PO and R3-S6 in him. Dave Filoni told his crew "If R2-D2 was a dog, then Chopper is a cat." When the astromechs meet, they're quick to butt heads. Zeb, the alien muscle of the group, is a member of a species similar to Wookies (called Lasats) and is based on early concept art for Chewbacca, as well as filling a similar role.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e54a07ac	type	Wipe
Star Wars Rebels / int_e54a07ac	comment	Wipe: Per standard of Star Wars scene transitions.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Star Wars Rebels / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Hera Syndulla doesn't crash, she has very exciting landings. Likewise, Hondo is a pirate, not smug. . . glug. . . whatever you just said.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e6f18344	type	Humongous Mecha
Star Wars Rebels / int_e6f18344	comment	"Relics of the Old Republic" seems aimed at fixing many of the problems with the AT-ATs from The Empire Strikes Back. Their weaknesses are lampshaded, but so are their strengths. In particular, the weak point at the neck ends up being used as a plot point.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Star Wars Rebels / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Before the Jedi trio leave to deal with the Inquisitors, Kanan promises Hera that they'll see each other again, and doubts he can keep that promise. This turns out to be Exact Words; while Kanan does return to the Ghost, he was blinded on Malachor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Star Wars Rebels / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: Hera punches Lando in the nads after he puts her through trouble in "Idiot's Array". A stormtrooper regains consciousness right when Ketsu decides to use the space between his legs to make an assisted jump with her staff. Just the space, not his crotch.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Star Wars Rebels / int_eb81c601	comment	The situation in "Zero Hour" is caused by the "A-plot" of Thrawn and the Imperials searching for Chopper Base after manipulating Kallus when Thrawn discovers the agent's Fulcrum plot thread. As a response, Mandalorians from Sabine's plot thread become Big Damn Heroes/The Cavalry to help the rebels escape with their lives.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ebe34da1	type	The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified
Star Wars Rebels / int_ebe34da1	comment	The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified: Hera's group tries to keep the death count to minimum, and when they do attack the Empire deaths tend to be just the result of defending themselves and never the objective. Tarkin even points this out when informed of their latest raid, deeming them more principled than other Rebel cells. This actually makes them more dangerous to the Empire because it's harder to paint them as simple terrorists, while also making it easier for the civilian population to sympathize with them.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ed68bcc9	type	Dwindling Party
Star Wars Rebels / int_ed68bcc9	comment	Dwindling Party: A rare villainous example with the major recurring Imperials: Season 1 introduces Aresko and Grint, Agent Kallus, Minister Maketh Tua, Kassius Konstantine, Lieutenant Lyste, and the Grand Inquisitor, while Governor Pryce is mentioned a few times. By the end of the season, Aresko, Grint, and the Grand Inquisitor have been killed. At the beginning of Season 2, Maketh Tua is eliminated. The Fifth Brother, Seventh Sister, Eighth Brother, and Admiral Titus are introduced afterward, with all the Inquisitors being killed in the season finale. Season 3 introduces Grand Admiral Thrawn, Captain Slavin, Commander Skerris, and Governor Saxon, while Titus returns with a demotion, and Governor Pryce finally shows up in-person. By the end of the season, Skerris, Saxon, and Konstantine are dead, Lyste is framed & arrested, and Kallus has defected to the Rebel Alliance. Titus and Slavin are both killed near the beginning of Season 4. Thrawn's assassin, Rukh, is brought in, leaving only Thrawn, Rukh, and Pryce left by the midpoint of the season.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_efa2d938	type	Homage Shot
Star Wars Rebels / int_efa2d938	comment	Homage Shot: "Droids In Distress" has Senator Organa kneeling next to Artoo to learn about the Ghost crew, paralleling Leia giving the plans to Artoo. Grand Moff Tarkin's arrival on Lothal parallels Darth Vader's arrival on the Death Star II in the opening of Return of the Jedi. And for bonus points, the Imperial March from The Empire Strikes Back is playing.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Listen closely toward the end of the "Mystery of Chopper Base," a laugh can be heard in the distance. Presumably the Bendu.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f05444a4	type	Once per Episode
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f09b6509	comment	"Twilight of the Apprentice" introduces Darth Maul and the Eighth Brother.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
Star Wars Rebels / int_f10d3363	comment	Distracted by the Sexy: Ezra by Sabine, to the point of Skewed Priorities. In "Rise of the Old Masters", he takes a moment to smile at her as he's about to fall off the Ghost and towards the distant ground.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f2c895f	type	Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters
Star Wars Rebels / int_f2c895f	comment	Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters: The Imperials on Lothal actually refer to the local rebel cell as "insurgents" more than they call them "rebels". The "Rebel Alliance" hasn't officially formed yet so it isn't a common term in Season 1 (though the formal name is actually "The Alliance to Restore the Republic"). When he arrives, Tarkin calls them both terms interchangeably. Also his arrival marks a shift, as he's the first to inform the local Imperials that there are other "rebel cells" bubbling up around the galaxy on the local level, plus the larger scale actions by multiple rebel cells in the Season 1 finale. They gradually shift to calling them "rebels" as the scale of the threat they pose to the Empire increases.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f2d29e14	type	Evil Brit
Star Wars Rebels / int_f2d29e14	comment	Evil Brit: Par for the Star Wars course, almost every Imperial character that isn't a Stormtrooper speaks this. Ezra exploits this trope by speaking in their accent when he's on their own communication channels. The Grand Inquisitor is also voiced by British actor Jason Isaacs, making him one of the few Star Wars aliens with a British accent. According to the Servants of the Empire tie-in series, it's called a "Core Worlds accent" in-universe. Subverted with Grand Admiral Thrawn in seasons three and four. While it's not exaggerated, he speaks with a dialed-down version of his voice actor's Danish accent (that sometimes gets more pronounced, such as when Thrawn finally loses patience with Pryce.) Word of God states Filoni chose a Danish voice because the accent was "alien" but not readily identifiable to American audiences and would set Thrawn apart even among the other villains.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f3fd818b	type	Dark Reprise
Star Wars Rebels / int_f3fd818b	comment	Dark Reprise: Inverted, "Empire Day" reveals that the Imperial March is the Empire's actual anthem, though the melody is much more upbeat than its usual sound. Another inversion occurs in the series finale, when we get a higher-pitched, more "heroic" version of invoked"Thrawn's Web" as Ezra defiantly shuts Thrawn down while in captivity aboard the Chimaera.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f51c5f3c	type	Never Say "Die"
Star Wars Rebels / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": Averted, most of the time. A notable exception is in "Spark of Rebellion", which uses "end" as a verb twice in places where the meaning was obviously "kill", even though it's still used later on in the same special. Another notable exception comes after Kanan dies. Ezra says he's "gone" when Zeb asks what happened to him, and an Imperial mook confirms to Governor Pryce that he "perished."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
Star Wars Rebels / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: After endless failures, tragedies, and false starts, at the end, Lothal is liberated, everyone but Kanan survives the war, Zeb returns home, Hera bears Kanan's son, and Sabine and Ahsoka set off to find Ezra and bring him home.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f91d1d4f	type	Darkest Hour
Star Wars Rebels / int_f91d1d4f	comment	The second half of Season 4 serves as Act 3. This is when the protagonists recover from their Darkest Hour and get back up on their feet. We see our characters finally confront the show's main antagonists (Palpatine and Thrawn) and eventually triumph. The denouement takes place during the epilogue, where loose ends are tied up and we learn the fates of the main cast after the final battle.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_f97b5d33	type	Shoo Out the Clowns
Star Wars Rebels / int_f97b5d33	comment	Shoo Out the Clowns: Bumbling Imperial officers Aresko and Grint are executed on Grand Moff Tarkin's order for their embarrassing defeats at the hands of the rebels. This serves as a sign that Tarkin and the Empire are taking the kid gloves off, and as a warning to Kallus and Tua that further failure is unacceptable. While Lyste is extremely downplayed (being more of a Butt-Monkey with amusing fails), his last episode ends with him being dragged away to a detention cell while screaming that he is innocent and begging Kallus to help him after the latter betrays him. Thrawn has no interest in freeing him even after discovering Kallus is the true rebel spy because it would screw things up for his plans.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fab3c1e1	type	Weakened by the Light
Star Wars Rebels / int_fab3c1e1	comment	"Out of Darkness" is referring to the fyrnocks.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fb9e0265	type	Team Dad
Star Wars Rebels / int_fb9e0265	comment	Team Dad: Kanan helps Hera look after the other members and keep the peace between them, mentors Ezra (in the Force, but also in general), encourages his crew, and protects them with his life. Ezra even calls him 'dad' as part of a ruse for the benefit of a stormtrooper.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fb9e25e9	type	Team Mom
Star Wars Rebels / int_fb9e25e9	comment	Team Mom: Hera is described as the one who keeps the team together, by both providing emotional support and keeping the members in line. She's even been known to offer a Full-Name Ultimatum to one of the Ghost crew (usually Zeb) when they mess up in an undeniable "Mom Voice."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fc7c4f92	type	Canon Immigrant
Star Wars Rebels / int_fc7c4f92	comment	Canon Immigrant: Grand Admiral Thrawn is reintroduced to canon in Season 3, serving as the Big Bad of that season and the following one. Season 3 also reintroduces the TIE Defenders, advanced 3-winged TIE Fighters that have been a major part of many Star Wars games going all the way back to 1994's TIE Fighter.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fc9b6be5	type	Foe Romance Subtext
Star Wars Rebels / int_fc9b6be5	comment	Foe Romance Subtext: There's some really creepy foemeroticism between the Seventh Sister and Ezra. (Completely one-sided on her part, though - Ezra's terrified of her while she's the one actually temping him with the Dark Side and making subtextually-uncomfortable advances.) She's apparently grabby with everyone, since she exchanges snarks with Kanan and gets touchy with Darja, and she stops being specifically 'flirty' with Ezra by "Future of the Force".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming: The ship is the Ghost, the auxiliary craft is the Phantom, and each crew member is identified as "Specter (number)".
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: In "Spark Of Rebellion", when Kallus asks for Ezra's name, he answers; "Jabba The Hutt". Ten or so Episodes later, when Kallus corners Kanan & Ezra, he refers to Ezra as; "Jabba"? In the pilot, he falls on Ezra, who immediately claims he can't breathe because of Zeb's smell. In the first episode of season two, Zeb gets locked into a crate and breaks out gasping for air, explicitly citing his own stench as the cause. And in "The Holocrons of Fate", we get Maul commenting on his and Ezra's cabin: "What a . . . curious smell."
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fe8a1029	type	Feed the Mole
Star Wars Rebels / int_fe8a1029	comment	In Season 3, Thrawn states that he intends on feeding Fulcrum II bad information in order to play the rebels. However, the next time this is brought up, instead, Thrawn informs Pryce, Tarkin, Konstantine, and an eavesdropping Kallus that he's going to stop the rebels' attack on Lothal. Kallus travels to Ezra's tower so he can alert the rebels!... But this is All According to Plan for Thrawn, who knew that Kallus had overheard the meeting and thus used him to find the device he uses for his Fulcrum transmissions, which he matches the trajectory of its signal with the path that General Dodonna's fleet is going, thus starting up the season finale. This being Thrawn, it's possible he deliberately made everyone think he was going to Feed the Mole.invoked
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Star Wars Rebels / int_fed93e1b	type	Dark and Troubled Past
Star Wars Rebels / int_fed93e1b	comment	Agent Kallus seems to be this, though most of it has been against Lasats. It turns out it's from a misplaced grudge, due to trauma from seeing his first unit getting killed by a mercenary that just so happened to be a Lasat. He's actually pretty remorseful about the massacre of Lasan when he recounts it to Zeb in "The Honorable Ones", but it isn't clear if he felt bad ever since the massacre or he was blinded by his vices, hatred, and guilt to distract himself up until then, but it's likely the latter. It also seemed like he was about to harass Hera for being a Twi'lek when they finally get acquainted in "Vision of Hope" before Tua walks in and tells him to cut to the chase.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ff933645	comment	Evil Duo: Commander Aresko and Taskmaster Grint are slated for these roles, with Aresko being the brains and Grint being the brawn. They even have the same voice actor.
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Star Wars Rebels / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Star Wars Rebels / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: When super tactical droid General Kalani appears in "The Last Battle", it's on a planet called Agamar. When he was Put on a Bus at the end of the Onderon arc in The Clone Wars, Dooku had instructed him to take all the munitions he could off the planet and take them to Agamar. Doubly-impressive since this was such a minor character.
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Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Conscience Makes You Go Back / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Contagious Heroism / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Contain the Kaboom / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Contemplative Boss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Continuity Overlap / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Converging-Stream Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cool Starship / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cover-Blowing Superpower / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cover Identity Anomaly / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cradling Your Kill / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Creator Cameo / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Creepy Good / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Criminal Found Family / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Crisis Catch-and-Carry / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Critical Dissonance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Crossing the Desert / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cry into Chest / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cunning People Play Poker / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Curtains Match the Window / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Damn You, Muscle Memory! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Damsel in Distress / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dark Action Girl / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Darkness Equals Death / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dead All Along / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dead Foot Leadfoot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dead Hat Shot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Deadly Dust Storm / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Deadly Rotary Fan / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Death Faked for You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Death World / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Decon-Recon Switch / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Defector from Decadence / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Defiant Captive / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Delirious Misidentification / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Demonic Possession / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Descended Creator / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Designated Parents / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Despite the Plan / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Destination Defenestration / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Detect Evil / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Detrimental Determination / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Deus Exit Machina / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Development Gag / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Did You Just Have Sex? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Died in Your Arms Tonight / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dies Wide Open / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Disappointed in You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Disaster Dominoes / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Disc-One Final Boss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Disintegrator Ray / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Distant Finale / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Diverting Power / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Divided into Disaster / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Do Well, But Not Perfect / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Do You Trust Me? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Don't Touch It, You Idiot! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Doomed by Canon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Double Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Downloadable Content / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dragon-in-Chief / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dramatic Space Drifting / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dressing as the Enemy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Drunk on the Dark Side / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dueling Scar / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dye Hard / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Dying Truce / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	EMP / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Edible Ammunition / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Electric Torture / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Elevator Action Sequence / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Enemy Rising Behind / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Enforced Method Acting / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Enraged by Idiocy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Et Tu, Brute? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Every Scar Has a Story / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Everything Trying to Kill You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Evil-Detecting Baby / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Evil Former Friend / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Evil Is Deathly Cold / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Evil Learns of Outside Context / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Expecting Someone Taller / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Exploited Immunity / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Explosive Instrumentation / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Expressive Ears / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Extremely Protective Child / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Eye-Obscuring Hat / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Eyes Always Shut / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Eyes Are Unbreakable / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Face Your Fears / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Faceless Goons / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Facepalm / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Facial Dialogue / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fade Around the Eyes / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fake Defector / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fake Static / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Family Eye Resemblance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Family of Choice / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fashionable Asymmetry / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fat and Skinny / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Father's Quest / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Feed the Mole / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Feeling Their Age / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fictional Holiday / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fighter-Launching Sequence / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fighting Fingerprint / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fights Like a Normal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Film Comic / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Final Boss Preview / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Final Solution / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fist of Rage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Foe Romance Subtext / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Follow the White Rabbit / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Forced Friendly Fire / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Foreign Culture Fetish / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Formerly Fit / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Founding Day / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Four-Star Badass / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	From Hero to Mentor / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fruit Cart / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Full-Name Ultimatum / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Fully Absorbed Finale / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Funny Robot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Futureshadowing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Gaia's Vengeance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Gate of Truth / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Genocide Survivor / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Get Out! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ghost Planet / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ghost Town / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Giant Eye of Doom / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Gilded Cage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Girl's Night Out Episode / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Give Me a Sword / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Give Me Back My Wallet / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Giver of Lame Names / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Glass Smack and Slide / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Glory Hound / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Go for the Eye / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Go Through Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Godhood Seeker / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Goggles Do Nothing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Going Down with the Ship / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Good Costume Switch / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Good Feels Good / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Good Old Robot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Got Volunteered / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Graffiti of the Resistance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Grand Theft Prototype / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Green-Skinned Space Babe / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Grenade Hot Potato / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Grievous Harm with a Body / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	HA HA HAâ€”No / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hair Color Dissonance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hammer Hilt / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hand on Womb / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Handicapped Badass / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Happiness Is Mandatory / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Happy Flashback / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	He Knows Too Much / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Headbutt of Love / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Healthy in Heaven / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Heart Is an Awesome Power / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Heinousness Retcon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Held Gaze / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Helmets Are Hardly Heroic / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Her Heart Will Go On / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Heroic Comedic Sociopath / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hey, Wait! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hidden in Plain Sight / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hidden Weapons / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hide Your Otherness / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	High-Dive Escape / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hold Your Hippogriffs / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Homage Shot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hope Bringer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hope Springs Eternal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Human Mom, Non-Human Dad / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Human Shield / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hyperspace Is a Scary Place / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hyperspeed Ambush / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Hyperspeed Escape / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Am the Noun / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Choose to Stay / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Did What I Had to Do / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Die Free / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Fight for the Strongest Side! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Have You Now, My Pretty / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Knew There Was Something About You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Know You Know I Know / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Let You Win / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Never Got Any Letters / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Owe You My Life / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Shall Taunt You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Surrender, Suckers / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Want Them Alive! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Will Find You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I Work Alone / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Identity Concealment Disposal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Idiosyncratic Ship Naming / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I'll Take That as a Compliment / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I'm Cold... So Cold... / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I'm Not Afraid of You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I'm Standing Right Here / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Immune to Bullets / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Implied Trope / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Impossibly Cool Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Improbable Use of a Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	In Medias Res / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	In the Back / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	In the Hood / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Inadvertent Entrance Cue / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Inappropriate Pride / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Incompletely Trained / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Indirect Kiss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Inflating Body Gag / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Infraction Distraction / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Innocence Lost / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Innocent Blue Eyes / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Inopportune Voice Cracking / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Insistent Terminology / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Instant Flight: Just Add Spinning! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Instant Soprano / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Instantly Proven Wrong / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Interquel / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Interrogated for Nothing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Intro-Only Point of View / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ironic Birthday / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ironic Name / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It Works Better with Bullets / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It's a Long Story / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It's a Small World, After All / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It's All My Fault / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It's Probably Nothing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	It's Quietâ€¦ Too Quiet / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	I've Heard of That â€” What Is It? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Jaw Drop / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Just a Kid / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Just Between You and Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kaleidoscope Hair / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Keep the Reward / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kevlard / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Keystone Army / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kick Them While They Are Down / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kid from the Future / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kid Hero All Grown-Up / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kidnapped Scientist / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kids' Meal Toy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kill Tally / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Killer Finale / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kingpin in His Gym / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Knee Fold Fall of Defeat / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kneel Before Frodo / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Knighting / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Know-Nothing Know-It-All / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Kubrick Stare / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	La RÃ©sistance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Laser Blade / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Laser-Guided Broadcast / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Last Breath Bullet / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Last Kiss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Lawful Neutral / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Lensman Arms Race / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Let Us Never Speak of This Again / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Lightning Lash / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	List of Transgressions / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Locked Out of the Loop / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Looks Like Orlok / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Lost Him in a Card Game / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Loved I Not Honor More / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Lured into a Trap / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	MacGuffin Super-Person / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Machiavelli Was Wrong / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Machine Empathy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Made Myself Sad / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mage Killer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mage Marksman / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Magic Compass / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Magitek / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Magnetic Hero / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Make an Example of Them / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Make It Look Like a Struggle / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Make It Look Like an Accident / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Makes Us Even / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Master-Apprentice Chain / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Master Swordsman / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Meaningful Background Event / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Meaningless Villain Victory / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Meditation Powerup / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Meet the In-Laws / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Melancholy Moon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Memetic Hair / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Memetic Psychopath / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mentor Occupational Hazard / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mickey Mousing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mid-Season Upgrade / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Midfight Weapon Exchange / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mighty Whitey / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Military Mage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Minion with an F in Evil / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mis-blamed / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Missed Him by That Much / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mix-and-Match Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mole in Charge / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mook Carryover / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mook Lieutenant / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mugged for Disguise / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Multi-Part Episode / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Music to Invade Poland to / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mutual Kill / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	My Parents Are Dead / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	My Significance Sense Is Tingling / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Mysterious Informant / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Myth Arc / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	National Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Naval Blockade / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Neck Lift / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Neutral Good / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Neutral No Longer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Never Be Hurt Again / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Never Tell Me the Odds! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Entrance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Flow in CGI / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Gravity for You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Help Is Coming / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Hugging, No Kissing / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Man Should Have This Power / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	"No More Holding Back" Speech / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No One Gets Left Behind / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No True Scotsman / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	No Warping Zone / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Noble Wolf / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nobody Here but Us Statues / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nom de Mom / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nominal Importance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nominal Villain / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nonchalant Dodge / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nonconformist Dyed Hair / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Not Even Bothering with the Accent / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Not Helping Your Case / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Not So Extinct / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Nothing Is the Same Anymore / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Obi-Wan Moment / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Obscured Special Effects / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Occupiers Out of Our Country / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Off with His Head! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Offhand Backhand / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ominous Latin Chanting / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ominous Owl / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ominous Pipe Organ / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Once a Season / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Once Done, Never Forgotten / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Once More, with Clarity / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	One Dialogue, Two Conversations / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	One-Handed ZweihÃ¤nder / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	One Head Taller / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	One-Way Visor / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	One-Woman Wail / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Opposed Mentors / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Orbital Bombardment / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Orphan's Ordeal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Outrun the Fireball / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Outside-Context Problem / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Outside Ride / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Over-the-Shoulder Carry / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Override Command / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Palette Swap / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pardon My Klingon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Parents Know Their Children / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Parting-Words Regret / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pastiche / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Percussive Pickpocket / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Perennially Overshadowed Birthday / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Perpetual Poverty / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pillar of Light / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pilot Movie / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Place Beyond Time / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Planet Looters / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Planetville / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Play-Along Meme / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Playing Drunk / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Poke in the Third Eye / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Police Brutality Gambit / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Police Code for Everything / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Polite Villains, Rude Heroes / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Political Hostage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Portal Crossroad World / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Portal Network / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Power Crystal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pregnant Badass / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Pretender Diss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Prophet Eyes / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Prophetic Fallacy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Proud Warrior Race Guy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Psychic-Assisted Suicide / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Psychic Strangle / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Psychological Torment Zone / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Psychometry / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Psychosomatic Superpower Outage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Purple Is the New Black / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Put Their Heads Together / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Putting on the Reich / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rage Helm / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Railing Kill / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ramming Always Works / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire "No!" / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	"Ray of Hope" Ending / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Reaction Shot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Reality Subtext / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Really Dead Montage / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rebel Leader / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Recast as a Regular / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Recruited from the Gutter / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Recruitment by Rescue / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Red and Black and Evil All Over / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Red Herring / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Red Shirt / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Redshirt Army / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Redundant Rescue / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Relative Button / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Relocating the Explosion / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Renewed Before Premiere / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rescue Introduction / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Restrained Resistance, Reckless Rebellion / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Retired Badass Roundup / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Revealing Cover-Up / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Revealing Skill / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Revenge Before Reason / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Reverse Arm-Fold / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Reverse Mole / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Reverse Polarity / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Revolutionaries Who Don't Do Anything / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Ridiculously Cute Critter / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Right Hand Versus Left Hand / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Right Through the Wall / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Robot Buddy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Robot Names / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Roofhopping / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rule of Perception / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Rule of Two / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Run or Die / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Running the Blockade / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Samurai Cowboy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sand Worm / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Satisfied Street Rat / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Saved by Canon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Saved by the Platform Below / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	SchrÃ¶dinger's Canon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sci-Fi Bob Haircut / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sealed Evil in a Duel / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sealed Room in the Middle of Nowhere / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Second-Person Attack / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Secret-Keeper / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Seeking the Missing, Finding the Dead / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Seize Them! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sensei for Scoundrels / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sequel Hook / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sequel Series / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Serendipitous Survival / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Serendipity Writes the Plot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Serial Escalation / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Series Goal / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Set Swords to "Stun" / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shattered World / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shatterpoint Tap / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shipless Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shipper on Set / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shockwave Clap / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shoot the Fuel Tank / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Shot in the Ass / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Showdown at High Noon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Signature Line / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Significant Birth Date / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Silence Is Golden / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Silent Credits / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Single-Stroke Battle / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sink or Swim Mentor / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Skyward Scream / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sleep Cute / int_c72c2d06
Sliding Scale Of Western Animation Obscurity	seeAlso	Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Smug Smiler / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Snipe Hunt / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Solar Punk / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sole Survivor / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Somebody Set Up Us the Bomb / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Someone to Remember Him By / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sorting Algorithm of Evil / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Space Whale / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spare a Messenger / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spark of the Rebellion / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Special Person, Normal Name / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spectacular Spinning / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spin to Deflect Stuff / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spoiler Cover / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Spoiler Title / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Staff of Authority / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Stalker Shrine / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Stalker without a Crush / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Standard Evil Empire Hierarchy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Standard Evil Organization Squad / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Standard Hollywood Strafing Procedure / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	seeAlso	Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	State Sec / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Stealth Hi/Bye / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Stealth Sequel / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sticks to the Back / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Still Wearing the Old Colors / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Street Urchin / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Stun Guns / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Superhuman Trafficking / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Super Prototype / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Super Window Jump / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Surveillance as the Plot Demands / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Swirling Dust / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Swiss-Army Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sword and Gun / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sword Cane / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sword Drag / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Sympathy for the Devil / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Tactical Door Use / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Take Me Instead / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Taking You with Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Team Dad / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Team Kids / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Team Mom / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Team Title / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Teetering on the Edge / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Alcatraz / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Alliance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Apprentice / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Beastmaster / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Big Damn Kiss / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Cameo / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Corruptible / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Crime Job / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Dark Side Will Make You Forget / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Empath / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Final Temptation / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Force Is Strong with This One / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Gadfly / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Gloves Come Off / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Heavy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Juggernaut / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Last Title / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Magic Poker Equation / int_c72c2d06
The Millennium Age of Animation	seeAlso	Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The "Mom" Voice / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Musketeer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Neidermeyer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Noun and the Noun / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Original Darrin / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Paralyzer / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Purge / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Scapegoat / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Spymaster / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Strategist / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Teaser / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The Voice / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	The X of Y / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Theme Naming / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	There Is No Try / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	There Was a Door / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	They Don't Make Them Like They Used To / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	They're Called "Personal Issues" for a Reason / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	This Cannot Be! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Thousand-Yard Stare / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Throwing Down the Gauntlet / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Throwing Your Sword Always Works / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Thrown Out the Airlock / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Time Skip / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Title-Only Opening / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Took a Level in Idealism / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Took the Wife's Name / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Torture Chamber Episode / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Torture First, Ask Questions Later / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Torture Is Ineffective / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Total Eclipse of the Plot / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	TouchÃ© / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Toyless Toyline Character / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Tractor Beam / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Tragic Keepsake / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Translation with an Agenda / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trap Is the Only Option / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trapped the Wrong Target / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trauma Button / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trick-and-Follow Ploy / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Triumphant Reprise / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trojan Prisoner / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	True Neutral / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Trust Password / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Truth Serums / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Tuckerization / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Two Aliases, One Character / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Uncomfortable Elevator Moment / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Uncredited Role / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Understatement / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unholy Ground / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unisex Series, Gendered Merchandise / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unnecessary Makeover / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unspoken Plan Guarantee / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unwanted Rescue / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Unwilling Suspension / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Use Your Head / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Vagueness Is Coming / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Vehicular Turnabout / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villain Episode / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villain: Exit, Stage Left / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villain Forgot to Level Grind / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villain in a White Suit / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villain Takes an Interest / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villainous Cheekbones / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villainous Face Hold / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Villainous Medical Care / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Voice of the Resistance / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Voice-Only Cameo / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Void Between the Worlds / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wake Up Fighting / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	War Comes Home / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Warrior Therapist / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Watching Troy Burn / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	We ARE Struggling Together / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	We Are Not Going Through That Again / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	We Have Reserves / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	We Will Meet Again / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	We Will Not Use Photoshop in the Future / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Weapon Stomp / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Weaponized Exhaust / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Weather of War / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Weird Beard / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Welcome Episode / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Weld the Lock / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	What the Hell Are You? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	What the Hell Is That Accent? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	When She Smiles / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	White and Red and Eerie All Over / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	White Wolves Are Special / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Who Dares? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Who Is Driving? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Who Watches the Watchmen? / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wild Card / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wise Old Folk Façade / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	With My Hands Tied / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wizard Classic / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Woobie Species / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Worthy Opponent / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wrecked Weapon / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Wrench Wench / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Have to Believe Me! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Just Had to Say It / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Kill It, You Bought It / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Look Familiar / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Owe Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Rebel Scum! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Talk Too Much! / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Will Be Spared / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Would Do the Same for Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Wouldn't Believe Me If I Told You / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	You Wouldn't Shoot Me / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Zig-Zagging Trope / int_c72c2d06
Star Wars Rebels	seeAlso	Star Wars Rebels
Star Wars Rebels	hasFeature	Cuffs Off, Rub Wrists / int_c72c2d06
starwarsrebels	sameAs	Star Wars Rebels

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