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I still need to watch her Clone Wars stuff. But I found a video on YouTube that takes scenes from all of her appearances (or, I'm guessing, most of the meaningful ones) and puts them together as a long sort of biographical experience. There's also one on Maul which I watched all of and loved. It made me want to get into The Clone Wars. They're a series called 'The Evolution of' put out by TheRebellion.
Didn't finish the Ahsoka one because I ran out of time AND I didn't want TCW episodes spoiled too much. But it seems like a great way to get to know and understand the character and her experiences without the time commitment of the cartoon series'.
I think The Clone Wars is a more enjoyable show, overall. My experience with Ahsoka thus far has been almost entirely through that show, save the cameo at the end of Rebels S1. So far, her and Anakin have been a better Padawan/Master duo than Ezra/Kanan for me. Plus, the graphics and overall stories in The Clone Wars are much more complex than anything I've seen in Rebels (I'm only through S1, though.)
I of course reserve my right to pull a 180 on that opinion once I get caught up on Rebels.
I've heard the same from a lot of folks. For me, it's just getting INTO the show. The Clone Wars is difficult to follow because of the way the aired it. Rebels is more immediately digestible and there are so many fewer episodes right now. That's why I got into that one first. I'll get around to TCW. I just need to settle into a consistent storyline, I think.
Post subject: Re: They call me Snips: An Ahsoka Tano appreciation thread
Posted: Tue January 17, 2017 9:49 pm
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 11:28 pm Posts: 14519 Location: Space City
durdencommatyler wrote:
washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
I still need to watch her Clone Wars stuff. But I found a video on YouTube that takes scenes from all of her appearances (or, I'm guessing, most of the meaningful ones) and puts them together as a long sort of biographical experience. There's also one on Maul which I watched all of and loved. It made me want to get into The Clone Wars. They're a series called 'The Evolution of' put out by TheRebellion.
Didn't finish the Ahsoka one because I ran out of time AND I didn't want TCW episodes spoiled too much. But it seems like a great way to get to know and understand the character and her experiences without the time commitment of the cartoon series'.
I think The Clone Wars is a more enjoyable show, overall. My experience with Ahsoka thus far has been almost entirely through that show, save the cameo at the end of Rebels S1. So far, her and Anakin have been a better Padawan/Master duo than Ezra/Kanan for me. Plus, the graphics and overall stories in The Clone Wars are much more complex than anything I've seen in Rebels (I'm only through S1, though.)
I of course reserve my right to pull a 180 on that opinion once I get caught up on Rebels.
I've heard the same from a lot of folks. For me, it's just getting INTO the show. The Clone Wars is difficult to follow because of the way the aired it. Rebels is more immediately digestible and there are so many fewer episodes right now. That's why I got into that one first. I'll get around to TCW. I just need to settle into a consistent storyline, I think.
TCW is actually easier to follow for that reason, weirdly enough. Think of it as a 5 season series with a few dozen mini-trilogies each focusing on a specific character or event, but without the burden of needing to really fit together as a fully serialized drama.
The closest thing I think I could compare that type of storytelling to would be monster of the week episodes in The X-Files. You can watch them individually in any way that you choose, but the more you watch of the series as a whole, the deeper you'll inevitably get into the recurring characters and elements in the series.
TL/DR: Padawan Ahsoka is a little firecracker and Anakin is lucky to have her.
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I just have a harder time/less interest in that sort of episodic stand-alone television. I've been spoiled by modern TV, I guess. I think the real issue with TCW is that it doesn't feel like it ever starts. I'm not sure how to explain it. But no matter which episode I watch I feel like I'm completely missing something. But, again, I haven't watched more than two episodes at a time and I've only seen 6 total over the past... what? ... 3 years? So...
Post subject: Re: They call me Snips: An Ahsoka Tano appreciation thread
Posted: Tue January 17, 2017 10:08 pm
Looks Like a Cat
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 11:28 pm Posts: 14519 Location: Space City
Joey, that Kotaku link I PM'd you really gets to the essential 2 and 3 episode arcs without any bullshit whatsoever, and those newsreel voice overs that start each episode serve the same purpose as crawls.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
I could destroy any ai chatbot you put in front of me. Easily.
Joey, that Kotaku link I PM'd you really gets to the essential 2 and 3 episode arcs without any bullshit whatsoever, and those newsreel voice overs that start each episode serve the same purpose as crawls.
I hate crawls so much.
Yeah, once I actually get back into watching these, I'm going to use the link you sent me as my guide.
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