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* GutturalGrowler: See EvilSoundsDeep. Rukh's voice is nothing but growl.
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* PintSizedPowerhouse: Rukh is short, animalistic dude. Shorter even than Sabine.
* RelationshipUpgrade: Despite years of being the TeamMom and TeamDad and LikeAnOldMarriedCouple, Hera and Kanan don't get their BigDamnKiss until this moment (with Hera calling Kanan "love", it was always ambiguous before). And when they do, [[ShipperOnDeck Sabine elbows Zeb so they can enjoy the moment]].
* RelationshipUpgrade: Despite years of being the TeamMom and TeamDad and LikeAnOldMarriedCouple, Hera and Kanan don't get their BigDamnKiss until this moment (with Hera calling Kanan "love", it was always ambiguous before). And when they do, [[ShipperOnDeck Sabine elbows Zeb so they can enjoy the moment]].
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* LovedINotHonorMore: Kanan once again presses Hera on their relationship, as she is so devoted to the Rebellion she hasn't even considered the possibility of a life after the fall of the Empire.
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%%->''"Lothcat, lothrat, lothwolf, run; pick a path, and all is done."''
%%-->-- '''Ezra Bridger'''
%%-->-- '''Ezra Bridger'''
* AndThenWhat: After Hera tells Kanan that she intends to stay with the Rebellion until the Empire is defeated, Kana asks what she plans to do with her life after that. Hera admits that she hasn't actually thought about it, before assuring Kanan that he'll be part of it no matter what.
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* ChekhovsGun:
** The lothcat, lothwolf, and lothrat from the Lothal eeny-meeny-miney-mo rhyme that Ezra offhandedly used once earlier in the show suggests that it may be prophetic in nature, with the former two referring to two specific Force-related animals local to Lothal and the latter possibly referring to Ezra, who has been referred to as a [[StreetUrchin lothrat]] several times before throughout the series.
* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.
** The lothcat, lothwolf, and lothrat from the Lothal eeny-meeny-miney-mo rhyme that Ezra offhandedly used once earlier in the show suggests that it may be prophetic in nature, with the former two referring to two specific Force-related animals local to Lothal and the latter possibly referring to Ezra, who has been referred to as a [[StreetUrchin lothrat]] several times before throughout the series.
* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.
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* ChekhovsGun:
**ChekhovsGun: The lothcat, "lothcat, lothrat, lothwolf, and lothrat from the Lothal eeny-meeny-miney-mo run" rhyme that Ezra offhandedly used once earlier in the show suggests that it may be prophetic in nature, with the former two referring to two specific Force-related animals local to Lothal and the latter possibly referring to Ezra, who has been referred to as a [[StreetUrchin lothrat]] several times before throughout the series.
* ChekhovsGunman:Rukh is In "[[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E15ThroughImperialEyes Through Imperial Eyes]]", "Rukh" was the override code to disable Thrawn's sentry droids. Here, we find out that it's also the name of a real person, not just a codeword.person - namely, an assassin working for Thrawn.
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* ChekhovsGunman:
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* AlmostKiss: Just as they did [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS4E03TheOccupation two episodes earlier]], Hera and Kanan are interrupted by Zeb's arrival before they can kiss. The next time they have the chance, Hera makes sure to kiss Kanan before anything else can interrupt them.
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** The jokes about Zeb smelling bad come back to bite the rebels in the butt when Rukh uses his scent to find the Lothal Resistance's base.
%%Is that a good example? In the Thrawn trilogy, where they came from, Rukh's race was introduced with a good sense of smell, good enough to recognize family relations with.
%%Is that a good example? In the Thrawn trilogy, where they came from, Rukh's race was introduced with a good sense of smell, good enough to recognize family relations with.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Rukh's voice is a strange, deep, growl.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Rukh's voice is a strange, deep, deep growl.
* RuleOfThree: After two {{Almost Kiss}}es, Kanan and Hera ''finally'' share their BigDamnKiss at the third attempt.
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* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: The loth-wolves can travel through one, as can anyone holding on them. It looks like a starfield.
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* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: The loth-wolves can travel through one, as can anyone holding on onto them. It looks like a starfield.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Are the white loth-wolf and loth-cat projections of the Force? Do they represent Ezra's and Kanan's connection with the Force? With Lothal? Are they connected with Lothal? The Jedi Temple?
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Unless you had closed captioning on, you'd have had no way to know the Loth-wolf said "Dume" rather than "Doom". Now we get the explanation from Kanan that that was his name when he was still a Padawan.
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* EvilIsDeep: Rukh's voice is a strange, deep, growl.
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* EvilIsDeep: EvilSoundsDeep: Rukh's voice is a strange, deep, growl.
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* GutturalGrowler: See EvilIsDeep. Rukh's voice is nothing but growl.
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* GutturalGrowler: See EvilIsDeep.EvilSoundsDeep. Rukh's voice is nothing but growl.
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* EvilIsDeep: Rukh's voice is a strange, deep, growl.
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* GutturalGrowler: See EvilIsDeep. Rukh's voice is nothing but growl.
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* CurbStompCushion: Rukh is a formidable opponent. Fortunately, Ezra's a Jedi.
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* WeaponizedExhaust: Hera jumping to hyperspace inside the hangar of an Imperial station causes the wake of her jump to blast everything within, sending wreckage and corpses tumbling through the forcefield holding the air in.
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** Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
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** Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating re-immigrated into the canon.tru
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* CanonImmigrant: Possibly. ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' introduced[[note]]and {{retcon}}ned its [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment usage]] in the Thrawn duology[[/note]] a Force ability known as "fold space", where the user teleports/instantly travels from one place to another by using the Force to bend space. The travel sequence in this episode seems to fit the bill for this.
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* CanonImmigrant: CanonImmigrant:
** Possibly. ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' introduced[[note]]and {{retcon}}ned its [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment usage]] in the Thrawn duology[[/note]] a Force ability known as "fold space", where the user teleports/instantly travels from one place to another by using the Force to bend space. The travel sequence in this episode seems to fit the bill forthis.this.
** Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
** Possibly. ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' introduced[[note]]and {{retcon}}ned its [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment usage]] in the Thrawn duology[[/note]] a Force ability known as "fold space", where the user teleports/instantly travels from one place to another by using the Force to bend space. The travel sequence in this episode seems to fit the bill for
** Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
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* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.`
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
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* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.`
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
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* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.
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* ChekhovsGunman: Rukh is a real person, not just a codeword.`
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
** CanonImmigrant: Now that Disney has acquired Star Wars and rendered most of the EU non-canon, Rukh and the Noghri (first introduced in Zahn's Dark Force trilogy) are now re-immigrating into the canon.tru
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-->'''Ryder:''' ''(after everyone mysteriously teleports thousands of kilometers)'' I'm not even gonna ask how we got here.
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* BigDamnKiss: After four seasons of WillTheyOrWontThey, Hera and Kanan finally get a kiss in. While not as big as other examples, the build up certainly makes it count. It's also a ShutUpKiss, at Kanan is awkwardly rambling when Hera smooches him.
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* BigDamnKiss: After four seasons of WillTheyOrWontThey, Hera and Kanan finally get a kiss in. While not as big as other examples, the build up certainly makes it count. It's also a ShutUpKiss, at as Kanan is awkwardly rambling when Hera smooches him.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The crew have no problem following lothwolves, with Zeb even telling Ryder that when things get strange like this, it's usually a good thing. Ryder, who's not used to this, is baffled.
-->'''Ryder:''' [[LampshadeHanging How have you people stayed alive so long?!]]
-->'''Ryder:''' [[LampshadeHanging How have you people stayed alive so long?!]]
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The crew have no problem following lothwolves, with Zeb even telling Ryder that when much to Ryder's bafflement..
-->'''Zeb:''' This is good. When things get strange like this, it'susually a good thing. Ryder, who's not used to this, is baffled.
-->'''Ryder:'''thing.\\
'''Ryder:''' [[LampshadeHanging How have you people stayed alive so long?!]]
-->'''Zeb:''' This is good. When things get strange like this, it's
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'''Ryder:''' [[LampshadeHanging How have you people stayed alive so long?!]]
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* BigDamnKiss: After four seasons of WillTheyOrWontThey, Hera and Kanan finally get a kiss in. While not as big as other examples, the build up certainly makes it count.
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* BigDamnKiss: After four seasons of WillTheyOrWontThey, Hera and Kanan finally get a kiss in. While not as big as other examples, the build up certainly makes it count. It's also a ShutUpKiss, at Kanan is awkwardly rambling when Hera smooches him.
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Zeb's reaction to Ezra's advice regarding loth-cats -- which, naturally, pays off.
--> '''Ezra:''' When in doubt, follow the loth-cat.\\
'''Zeb:''' You're kidding, right?
--> '''Ezra:''' When in doubt, follow the loth-cat.\\
'''Zeb:''' You're kidding, right?
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* DarkActionGirl: One of the TIE Bomber pilots has distinctively feminine voice.
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* DarkActionGirl: One of the TIE Bomber pilots has a distinctively feminine voice.
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** The lothwolves are inspired by the wolf deities from ''Film/PrincessMononoke'', particularly the white lothwolf. The scene of them walking on the starfield with ripples around their feet calls to mind the Forest Spirit from the same movie.
** The black lothwolves may be a reference to another Creator/StudioGhibli movie, ''Film/TalesFromEarthsea'', where a pack of [[DireBeast black dire wolves]] attack the main character at the beginning.
** The black lothwolves may be a reference to another Creator/StudioGhibli movie, ''Film/TalesFromEarthsea'', where a pack of [[DireBeast black dire wolves]] attack the main character at the beginning.
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** The lothwolves are inspired by the wolf deities from ''Film/PrincessMononoke'', ''Anime/PrincessMononoke'', particularly the white lothwolf. The scene of them walking on the starfield with ripples around their feet calls to mind the Forest Spirit from the same movie.
** The black lothwolves may be a reference to another Creator/StudioGhibli movie,''Film/TalesFromEarthsea'', ''Anime/TalesFromEarthsea'', where a pack of [[DireBeast black dire wolves]] attack the main character at the beginning.
** The black lothwolves may be a reference to another Creator/StudioGhibli movie,
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* {{Wonderland}}: The cave the loth-wolves take the crew into plays fast and loose with reality, starting with the vortex. When they arrive they first appear to be in one of Lothal's fields with the white loth-cat watching over them, then they appear to be floating in those fields as if they were water, then they appear in the cave itself. The white loth-wolf backs into the shadows of the cave, at which point they reveal a solid wall with a crack in it.
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* {{Wonderland}}: TheWonderland: The cave the loth-wolves take the crew into plays fast and loose with reality, starting with the vortex. When they arrive they first appear to be in one of Lothal's fields with the white loth-cat watching over them, then they appear to be floating in those fields as if they were water, then they appear in the cave itself. The white loth-wolf backs into the shadows of the cave, at which point they reveal a solid wall with a crack in it.
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* CallBack:
** The starfield that Ezra saw before in "Path of the Jedi" and "Shroud of Darkness" is revisited again, and the loth-wolves use it to traverse the planet.
** The starfield that Ezra saw before in "Path of the Jedi" and "Shroud of Darkness" is revisited again, and the loth-wolves use it to traverse the planet.
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* CallBack:
**CallBack: The starfield that Ezra saw before in "Path of the Jedi" and "Shroud of Darkness" is revisited again, and the loth-wolves use it to traverse the planet.
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* CanonImmigrant: Possibly. ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' introduced[[note]]and {{retcon}}ned its [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment usage]] in the Thrawn duology[[/note]] a Force ability known as “fold space”, where the user teleports/instantly travels from one place to another by using the Force to bend space. The travel sequence in this episode seems to fit the bill for this.
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* CanonImmigrant: Possibly. ''Literature/FateOfTheJedi'' introduced[[note]]and {{retcon}}ned its [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment usage]] in the Thrawn duology[[/note]] a Force ability known as “fold space”, "fold space", where the user teleports/instantly travels from one place to another by using the Force to bend space. The travel sequence in this episode seems to fit the bill for this.