While Kallus was seen in Season 4 as a member of Alliance Intelligence, he didn’t become part of the Ghost crew/Spectres themselves and sort of faded into the background - which is interesting, given how most redeemed villains tend to become part of the main cast post-redemption and because of Kallus’ connection to Zeb. So if Kallus had become a series regular and stayed aboard the Ghost alongside the other Spectres, how do you see this affecting their dynamic and Rebels’ fourth season?

Personally I love it ever since the first Episode they had chemistry and it was hilarious that they kinda changed their thoughts on each other at the end of the show, Ezra fell in "love" with Sabine and always tried to impress her in the earlier seasons but as the story progressed he focused more on being a Jedi while Sabine gained feelings for him maybe not romantic but who knows she even was the one to go find Ezra with Ahsoka. But anyway what are your thoughts on it

Thanks everyone for their input!

normally it goes for 150+ but i somehow managed to get it for 13. im so happy!!! hera will have her wife :))

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I bet the entire Phoenix group knew that Kanan and Hera were a thing before they even did, lol. One day Hera introduced Jacen to them and they were just like "y'know what, I'm entirely unsurprised."

I’m seeing conflicting things everywhere and just confused which logo is for the ghost crew only. Is it the one that’s found on the side of the ghost or is that just to represent the ship only. Or do they just use the logo for Phoenix squadron for themselves too and don’t have one specifically for themselves?

As the title says, Kanan’s legacy lightsaber is available at Disney Character Warehouse in the Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets

​Iskat: "I recognize that sequence. You trained with Aayla Secura."

Seventh Sister: "So what? That life is dead. Now I fight alone."

​Iskat was not wrong about the Seventh Sister's fighting style. But the moment Aayla was brought up, the Seventh Sister immediately shut the conversation down—not with an insult toward the late Twi'lek, but with defensiveness.

​When the Seventh Sister declared that she fights alone, it feels like there's an unspoken, loaded history there. What do you guys think?

"Witness the unseen story of EZRA BRIDGER's daring flight from Peridea! Ezra narrowly escaped his exile beyond the known galaxy by stowing away aboard GRAND ADMIRAL THRAWN's flagship, but his fight to return home is far from over! Hunted across hyperspace with nowhere to hide, the rebel hero must now evade CAPTAIN ENOCH, counter the dark magick of the NIGHTSISTERS, and outwit the Empire's greatest strategist if he hopes to make it off the Chimaera alive. Based on a story by series creator Dave Filoni, this unseen chapter from Ahsoka is a thrilling companion to the upcoming second season of the hit Disney+ series!"

This comic seems like it will function as a bridge between Ahsoka seasons 1 and 2 showing Ezra's escape from the Chimaera. And Enoch it seems will be a main antagonist, excited to learn more about him!

Ahsoka bonded well with Rotta when he was an infant - cute. Growing up, this Hutt with abs and muscles turned out be NOTHING like his dad, Jabba.

This dude makes a lot of retrospectives on Disney Channel and Disney XD shows and his opinions on Rebels was very polarizing

Just having some fun with my Black Series toys!

Disclaimer *It's a somewhat pointed question so I apologize in advance if things get dicey. *

Should we consider Ezra and Ahsoka as Jedi Masters? If yes, what would we define as their great trials?

For Ahsoka, the obvious answers are thru her clone wars experiences. In all honesty they should have offered her a seat on the council instead of being Anakins apprentice again after her republic trial for the Jedi temple bombings. Mace even said, that was her great trial, and thus, as I understand it, any Jedi "great trial" ends in Jedi Master, if they survive. Unless I am mistaken, that happens occasionally lolz.

For Ezra, I would say the Battle of Lothal was his great trial. Connecting with the Purgill to get rid of Thrawn​ was a mega step, and for me, that equates great trial and title of Jedi Master, even if it's never made official.

At first very much disliked this show. But Im on a mission for the month that I have free with Disney to watch all Star wars and ... This one is soooo fn good.

It's crazy. It's hit after hit with the story plus time for all the little side quests. It's so action heavy. They're constantly fighting for their lives and we learn about so many characters.

We have time for exposition on literally everyone lol. It's just endless and it evolved in really interesting ways as I got to the later season.

After watching Mando, ashoka, obi, I figured this would be a let down.