Tales of the Empire BREAKDOWN - Every STAR WARS Easter Egg You Missed + ENDING EXPLAINED!

Tales of the Empire BREAKDOWN!

Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright, Randolf Nombrado, Brianna McLarty, and Lee Mazzio

#TalesOfTheEmpire #EasterEggs #StarWars

[seanmweetwa]

"Run! Run!" + Grevious' ominous laughter... horror.

[dorothypeterson]

Y'all one MASSIVE Easter Egg that ryan and team missed was the Chronicles of Narnia reference. We all know Dave Filoni is a C.S Lewis fan (Ahsoka show finale named "The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord" to parallel The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe) but he literally took a scene straight from that book and recreated it in Star Wars mode in the episode "The Way Out". A beaver-like/ furry animal alien helps wandering, in-danger people IN A SNOWY WILDERNESS. He silently beckons, then later says "follow me" as his only response to their questions. LOVE THOSE LITERATURE PARALLELS.

[Matt-bgwg]

Morgan was always a Nightsister when she was first introduced. Ahsoka tells Mando about how her people were wiped out during the Clone Wars, and the makeup artist for the show posted something on instagram confirming that she is a Nightsister soon after that episode of Mando S2 aired.

[kyskys.]

the animation was so crisp especially during the second half. Vader walking in gave me chills

[jalapenorock]

This show was gorgeous! That scene with Morgan grabbing the dirt really shows the time, passion (money ofc) and love put to this project

[Tvboy]

You guys missed a big one: Grievous saying "Run" to Morgan while laughing, direct callback to his amazing debut in the 2003 Clone Wars microseries, which ends with the amazing line, "Run, Jedi, Run!"

[bitkower]

They should do Tales of the Old Republic, three episodes with Jedi General Revan in the Mandalorian War and three episodes with Darth Revan in the Jedi Civil War.

[antoniogarcia_gaming]

It was a gem on his chin showing that they ripped out something apart of him, most likely took it out of him when he was still alive.

[williamclose]

Two things I noticed:
First, the fact that the people of Corvus not knowing that the empire was defeated when the new Republic arrived reminded me of Juneteenth when the slaves in Texas didn't know that the north won the civil war and were freed, but weren't told.
Second, I find it odd that the clones did not try to attack Barris because, "she was no longer a Jedi, but that fact did not matter for Ashoka when her clones turned on her during order 66.

[GavoneGuido]

We need a Tales of the Bounty Hunters - Dengar & Bossk

[kevthepoet]

Ah, they re-edited! I was like, this looks familiar... lol

[jomole]

When Grievous said, "Wipe them out. All of them, " he was actually quoting what Count Dooku said to him just prior to the attack. Although Dooku's exact quote was "Wipe the witches out. All of them."

[frankahauser]

A moment of….something…from Vader upon seeing Barriss would have been cool. It seemed odd there wasn’t even a note of recognition.

[gbrogo]

Bariss and her friend having to fight eachother for the Inquisititor position is also reminiscent of Mother Talzan and Ventress making Savage Oppress and his brother fight to the death to become Dooku’s assassin

[leifberg]

It was not Amar’s Kyber Crystal but his bloody chin crystal that the Grand Inquisitor showed as proof of Amar’s death.

[eat_baguette]

1:15 thats the helmet of Ezra Bridger and at 1:20 is probably Chopper.

[hollowsveil]

Barriss was breathing at the end… & if Riva survived that strike 2x I’m sure Barriss is ok. She’s know for her healing abilities anyway lol

[auroraglacialis]

Here is another Easter egg. Barris starts out in a red prison, symbolic of hell and the dark side and ends up on wide open light white space with ice and snow, that's quite the opposite.

[tonymoore]

I mean, I don’t think Bariss died. Or, maybe a better way to put it is that the writers left it purposefully ambiguous in case they want to use Bariss in the future.

[danielbroome]

I particularly like how in the old novels that Luke was always doing things he thought were in the interest of the lightside for the first 15 years of his life as a Jedi, but Yoda's warning was true that he had embraced the dark side (in the events of Dark Empire) and even prior to that when giving into his anger in places like Cloud City, Jabba's palace (force choke), and his final duel with Vader that he was still on the path to the dark side even as he was saving the galaxy in the name of the light side. This all culminating in the Hand of Thrawn books where he finally realized this after talking to Mara Jade and spending the first half of the books being more and more willing to simply do things like mind dominate enemy troops to get what he wanted and wondering if a Jedi Master were so powerful, why did Master Kenobi always come across as so seemingly weak by comparison, and it was precisely because he was in control of his emotions and felt the responsibility to not use his power to simply ease his tasks. Then after this realization, Luke finally opened himself back up to the light side and felt a confidence as a Jedi Master that he had never felt before.