Robot Check. Enter the characters you see below. Sorry, we just need to make sure youre not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Star Wars Rebels Western AnimationSpoilers regarding returning characters from Star Wars The Clone Wars will be left unmarked. We are rebels, fighting for the people. Fighting for you. I see what the Empire has done to your lives, your family, and your freedom. Its only gonna get worse. Unless we stand up and fight back. Star Wars Rebels is a CGI Western Animation series in the Star Wars franchise, produced by Lucasfilm and Lucasfilm Animation with the distinction of being the first. It wont be easy therell be loss, and sacrifice, but we cant back down just because were afraid thats when we need to stand the tallest. Thats what my parents taught me. Thats what my new family helped me remember. Star Wars is an American epic space opera franchise, centered on a film series created by George Lucas. It depicts the adventures of various characters a long time. Get your first look at Star Wars Rebels Season Two, including the return of the Ghost crew, some familiar faces, and frightening new enemies. Stand up together, because thats when were strongest as one The series premiered on October 3, 2. Disney Channel and began airing regularly on Disney XD starting October 1. March 2, 2. 01. 5. The second season premiered with another special on June 2. October 1. 4, 2. 01. March 3. 0, 2. 01. A third season premiered in Fall 2. Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Episode 11 Online' title='Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Episode 11 Online' />Fall 2. At Star Wars Celebration in April 2. Dave Filoni announced that the fourth season would be the last one. Dave. Filoni, Simon Kinberg, and Greg Weisman all acted as executive producers for Season One. Weisman later left the show to work on the tie in comic Kanan, and Filoni stepped down from supervising director though he is still executive producer just before Season Three began to supervise all present and future Star Wars animation projects, relegating the position of supervising director to The Clone Wars veteran Justin Ridge. The show is also notable for being greenlit for a Season Two before the premiere of the television movie, which aired a little over a week before the series itself did, based on positive fan reception at private screenings alone. Interviews later revealed that the entire show was commissioned by Disney rather than season by season, and reports of greenlit seasons are merely for press. While the show primarily focuses on an entirely new cast of characters, it has also brought back talent from the movies into the series itself. James Earl Jones reprises his role as Darth Vader for. Forest Whitaker and Genevieve OReilly also reprise their roles as Saw Gerrera and Mon Mothma from Rogue One. When actors from the films such as Ewan Mc. Gregor Obi Wan Kenobi and Jimmy Smits Bail Organa do not reprise their roles, their voice actors from Star Wars The Clone Wars James Arnold Taylor and Phil La. Marr, respectively came back for cameos. Stephen Stanton, who played Wilhuff Tarkin in The Clone Wars, also returned to reprise his role here, as does Ashley Eckstein as Ahsoka Tano, Jim Cummings as Hondo Ohnaka, Tom Kane as Wullf Yularen, and Dee Bradley Baker as various Clone Troopers. Sam Witwer also returned to voice Emperor Palpatine, having done so previously in the Legends continuity game The Force Unleashed, and later returns as Darth Maul. Sarah Michelle Gellar voices the Seventh Sister, Clancy Brown returns as Ryder Azadi, and Julie Dolan reprises her role of Princess Leia from Uprising. Supplemental material A New Dawn, a novel released about a month before the start of the series which provides backstory about two of the shows major characters Kanan Jarrus and Hera Syndulla. Ezras Gamble, a junior novel taking place shortly before the start of the series. Kanan, a prequel comic further detailing the past of Kanan Jarrus at the very end of the Clone Wars and the beginning of the Dark Times, was also released, with former showrunner Greg Weisman writing several issues. Ahsoka, a young adult novel that reveals how Ahsokas survival in the aftermath of the Clone Wars led to her position in the Rebellion as we see in her debut. There are also a number of other supplementary books to the series, including The Rebellion Begins, a novelization and Adaptation Expansion of the premiere film Spark of Rebellion, and Servants of the Empire, a four book series focused on Zare Leonis, an Imperial cadet who ends up serving as a spy for the Rebels. Star Wars Rebels Magazine contained eight page comic strips that took place in between episodes of the show. Adventures in Wild Space takes place shortly after the rise of the Empire and contains cameos of characters from Lothal as well as nods towards concepts first introduced in Rebels. The short story, Mercy Mission, explores Hera and Chopper in a minor role as a younger pilot delivering supplies to the Free Ryloth Movement while she was still centered around her homeworld. The short story, Rebel Bluff, revolves around Vizago, Lando, and Jho prior to the Siege of Lothal. The short story, TK 4. Lower Deck Episode, which, towards the end, explores a background event taking place on Lothal during the absence of the Ghost crew sometime in Season 2. Thrawn, a prequel novel about the titular villain. Now with a Best Episode Crowner. All character tropes should go on the Characters page. The show provides examples of    openclose all folders       A C Aborted Arc A season only variant. Then she gets killed in an explosion, and this plot point is never revisited over the course of the remainder of the season, as the story instead covers more elements that are unrelated to Lothals affairs. The plot is later picked up in Season 3 where it is revealed that the factory on Lothal is being used to build TIE Defenders. Also, see the Arc Welding section for another thing. In addition, Tua also mentions that the Empire has a list of rebel sympathizers that cant be touched by the Empire due to their connections. This has yet to be alluded to again. Were 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. While his knowledge does get used throughout the show such as leading a mission to Agamar, this knowledge on Mandalorian outposts has yet to be brought up and confrontations with Mandalorians are 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 hes going to stop the rebels attack on Lothal. Kallus travels to Ezras 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 Dodonnas fleet is going, thus starting up the season finale. This being Thrawn, its possible he deliberately made everyone think he was going to Feed the Mole. 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 Thrawns 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. The Wookiees from the first episode owe the Ghost crew. This debt is never brought up again. Vizago sold the disruptors from. Darth Vader, who single handedly brings down an entire rebel fighter squadron and frigate. Watch Heat Wave Mediafire here. He nearly manages to get Hera killed. TIE Pilot Baron Valen Rudor apparently, at least according tothe Empire. Wedge Antilles and Hobbie Klivian, and of course, the other students at the Skystrike Academy. Rake and Commandant Relik wereare presumably this as well. Captain Vult Skerris and his squadron of TIE Interceptors. Action Girl Sabine, the graffiti making Mandalorian weapons expert, and Hera Syndulla, the pilot of the Ghost. Ketsu, Ahsoka, and Numa as well. Adult Fear In. 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.