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** The pilot droid RX-24 from "Droids in Distress" was the pilot in the original ''Ride/StarTours'' ride. They're both even voiced by Paul Ruebens.
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** The pilot droid RX-24 from "Droids in Distress" was the pilot in the original ''Ride/StarTours'' ride. They're both even voiced by Paul Ruebens.Reubens.
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* ResolvedNoodleIncident: 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, [[spoiler:Maul and Ahsoka appear to know one another, and Maul even taunts her by saying, "Running away again, Lady Tano?" WordOfGod 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 [[UnCancelled a seventh and final season]], [[spoiler:the Siege of Mandalore, as well as Maul and Ahsoka's meeting, have been revealed in spectacular fashion.]]
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* ResolvedNoodleIncident: 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, [[spoiler:Maul and Ahsoka appear to know one another, and Maul even taunts her by saying, "Running away again, Lady Tano?" WordOfGod was that there was a The planned ''The Clone Wars'' finale arc on was 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 [[UnCancelled a seventh and final season]], [[spoiler:the Siege of Mandalore, as well as Maul and Ahsoka's meeting, have been revealed in spectacular fashion.]]
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** Hondo is as funny as ever and also has pretty much done a HeelFaceTurn, or at least isn't actively trying to go after the heroes like he sometimes did in ''The Clone Wars''. However, he stops being a recurring character mid-Season 3 as the plot gets more serious and the threat of Thrawn and the Empire becomes more dire. He doesn't return until [[BackForTheFinale the series finale]].
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While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''. After 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 ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (as a [[SerkisFolk CGI character]], once again voiced by Creator/SteveBlum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) - as well as other recurring characters like Ryder Azadi and Grand Admiral Thrawn (with their actors Creator/ClancyBrown and Creator/LarsMikkelsen reprising their roles) made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''.
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While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''. After 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 ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (as a [[SerkisFolk CGI character]], once again voiced by Creator/SteveBlum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) - as well as other recurring characters like Ryder Azadi and Grand Admiral Thrawn (with their actors Creator/ClancyBrown and Creator/LarsMikkelsen reprising their roles) - made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''.
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While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''. 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 ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (as a [[SerkisFolk CGI character]], once again voiced by Creator/SteveBlum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''.
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While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''. Ever since After 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 ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (as a [[SerkisFolk CGI character]], once again voiced by Creator/SteveBlum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) - as well as other recurring characters like Ryder Azadi and Grand Admiral Thrawn (with their actors Creator/ClancyBrown and Creator/LarsMikkelsen reprising their roles) made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''.
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** After her MotiveRant about how she was abandoned by her family, [[HonoraryUncle Rau]], [[LikeBrotherAndSister Ezra]], and [[ParentalSubstitute 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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** After her MotiveRant about how she was abandoned by her family, [[HonoraryUncle Rau]], [[LikeBrotherAndSister Ezra]], Raul]] his friend Ezra, and [[ParentalSubstitute 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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---> And [[spoiler:[[CreatorCameo DAVE FILONI]]]] as C1-10P/CHOPPER
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* CargoConcealmentCaper: 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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Set fourteen years after ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'',[[note]]or about five years after ''Film/{{Solo}}'' and before ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope''[[/note]] the [[TheEmpire Galactic Empire]] is securing its grip on the galaxy and hunting down the last of the Jedi Knights. Young orphan Ezra Bridger (Creator/TaylorGray) stumbles upon Kanan Jarrus (Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr), a former Jedi who leads a Rebel group including Mandalorian warrior Sabine Wren (Creator/TiyaSircar), Lasat strongman Zeb Orrelios (Creator/SteveBlum) and Twi'lek pilot Hera Syndulla (Creator/VanessaMarshall) 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.
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Set fourteen years after ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'',[[note]]or about five years after ''Film/{{Solo}}'' and ''Film/{{Solo}}'', or five years before ''Film/RogueOne'' and ''Film/ANewHope''[[/note]] the [[TheEmpire Galactic Empire]] is securing its grip on the galaxy and hunting down the last of the Jedi Knights. Young orphan Ezra Bridger (Creator/TaylorGray) stumbles upon Kanan Jarrus (Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr), a former Jedi who leads a Rebel group including Twi'lek pilot Hera Syndulla (Creator/VanessaMarshall), Mandalorian warrior Sabine Wren (Creator/TiyaSircar), Lasat strongman Zeb Orrelios (Creator/SteveBlum) and Twi'lek pilot Hera Syndulla (Creator/VanessaMarshall) astromech droid Chopper ([[CharacterAsHimself 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.
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Ever since the show's end, the cast from ''Rebels'' slowly began to reappear in subsequent live-action installments in the ''Star Wars'' franchise, starting with Zeb returning in ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (with Creator/SteveBlum returning to voice the character). Afterwards, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''. Chopper, who also appears in the series, previously made a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''.
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While the show was airing, Chopper made an appearance in live-action for a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''. Ever since the show's end, the cast more characters from ''Rebels'' slowly began to reappear in subsequent live-action installments in the ''Star Wars'' franchise, starting with Zeb returning in ''Series/TheMandalorian'' (with Creator/SteveBlum returning to voice the character). Afterwards, (as a [[SerkisFolk CGI character]], once again voiced by Creator/SteveBlum). After that, Ezra, Sabine and Hera (now played by Eman Esfandi, Creator/NatashaLiuBordizzo and Creator/MaryElizabethWinstead, respectively) made the jump to live-action in ''Series/{{Ahsoka}}''. Chopper, who also appears in the series, previously made a background cameo in ''Film/RogueOne''.
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** Season 1 introduces [[EvilDuo Aresko and Grint]], [[BadassNormal Agent Kallus]], [[AntiVillain Minister Maketh Tua]], [[GloryHound Kassius Konstantine]], [[RecurringExtra Lieutenant Lyste]], and [[TheHeavy the Grand Inquisitor]]. By the end of the season, [[spoiler:Aresko, Grint, and the Grand Inquisitor have been killed]].
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** Season 1 introduces [[EvilDuo Aresko and Grint]], [[BadassNormal Agent Kallus]], [[AntiVillain Minister Maketh Tua]], [[GloryHound Kassius Konstantine]], [[RecurringExtra Lieutenant Lyste]], and [[TheHeavy the Grand Inquisitor]].Inquisitor]], while Governor Pryce is mentioned a few times. By the end of the season, [[spoiler:Aresko, Grint, and the Grand Inquisitor have been killed]].
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** Season 3 introduces Grand Admiral Thrawn, Governor Pryce, Captain Slavin, Commander Skerris, and Governor Saxon, while Titus returns with a demotion. By the end of the season, [[spoiler:Skerris, Saxon, and Konstantine are dead, Lyste is framed & arrested, and Kallus has defected to the Rebel Alliance]].
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** Season 3 introduces Grand Admiral Thrawn, Governor Pryce, Captain Slavin, Commander Skerris, and Governor Saxon, while Titus returns with a demotion.demotion, and Governor Pryce finally shows up in-person. By the end of the season, [[spoiler:Skerris, Saxon, and Konstantine are dead, Lyste is framed & arrested, and Kallus has defected to the Rebel Alliance]].
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* HighDiveEscape: [[StudentAndMasterTeam Kanan and Ezra]] pull this kind of escape from a pair of [[TheDreaded Inquisitors]]. It helps that Ezra has already used TheForce to summon some flying creatures to aid their escape.
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* HighDiveEscape: [[StudentAndMasterTeam Kanan and Ezra]] pull this kind of escape from a pair of [[TheDreaded Inquisitors]]. It helps that Ezra has already used TheForce the Force to summon some flying creatures to aid their escape.
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* TheMomVoice: Hera is the TeamMom, and it shows, from the way she will use a FullNameUltimatum 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 SnipeHunt 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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** Ezra is a bit surprised to see Sabine is BeautifulAllAlong 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.
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** Ezra is a bit surprised to see Sabine is BeautifulAllAlong 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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* ShownTheirWork: When super tactical droid General Kalani appears in "The Last Battle", it's on a planet called Agamar. When he was PutOnABus 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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** Ezra is noticeably shorter than theend of adult characters, despite being 15. Averted after the Onderon arc in ''The Clone Wars'', Dooku had instructed him to take all TimeSkip, 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 themunitions he could off the planet and take them to Agamar. Doubly-impressive since this was such a minor character.same height as Ezra as well.
** Ezra is noticeably shorter than the
** 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
* ShownTheirWork: When super tactical droid General Kalani appears in "The Last Battle", it's on a planet called Agamar. When he was PutOnABus 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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** Ezra is noticeably shorter than the adult characters, despite being 15. Averted after the TimeSkip, 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.
** Ezra is noticeably shorter than the adult characters, despite being 15. Averted after the TimeSkip, 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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** Also in "Family Reunion - and Farewell", [[spoiler:Ezra and Thrawn's ultimate fate, after Ezra uses a pod of purrgil to drag the ship they were in through hyperspace to an unknown destination. The only thing we know for sure (as it was confirmed by the aftershow) is that both survived, and since Ahsoka sees fit to go look for Ezra after the war it can be presumed he survived that too.]]
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** Also in "Family Reunion - and Farewell", [[spoiler:Ezra and Thrawn's ultimate fate, after Ezra uses a pod of purrgil to drag the ship they were in through hyperspace to an unknown destination. The only thing we know for sure (as it was confirmed by the aftershow) is that both survived, and since Ahsoka sees fit to go look for Ezra after the war it can be presumed he survived that too. The question is finally answered in the live action series "Ahsoka", which reveals that Ezra and Thrawn were taken to another galaxy by the Purgill and stranded there.]]
