You think you’re leaving a bit off of the “president uses social media”? Just a little bit? A wee bit?

It must be nice to live in a country (New Zealand is a country right?) where it’s so hard to gets people’s blood pressure to rise.

A-FREAKING-MEN. No matter how you interpret that scene, it was beautiful and their bond is so compellingly conveyed.

In a world filled with macho masculine messages and easy put downs, it was so refreshing to hear Keith tell Shiro he loved him during that fight. Even if it’s non sexual or romantic, boys and men shouldn’t be afraid to say it to each other.

He wasn’t being mind controlled. He was a sleeper agent. When Haggar mentally activated him, he stopped being Shiro.

SPOILERS!

I think my favorite snarky foreshadowing in ‘Monsters and Mana’ was Shiro getting killed, respawning, and every respawn wanting to be a Paladin. I think most viewers suspected he was some kind of clone, but to see what looked like THOUSANDS of Shiro clones in the end was kind of crushingly sad. But that…

“I don’t know what’s more fulfilling than being a paladin.”

This was such a good season! And the D&D episode is their best filler by far! I loved the meta running gag with Shiro dying as soon as he got the Blazing Sword, hahaha

Can we all give praise to Lauren Montgomery, Joaquim dos Santos, and co for their terrific action animation?. The fight between Keith and alt-Shiro was so damn beautiful.

Or, more precisely:

Glad we’ve finally got the unstable batshit sadist Lotor of my youth back on screen! Good god, the art on this series just keeps getting better and better.

I have done this many times and I have only been caught...I have done this MANY times!

I’m so glad they brought Hondo back for the finale as well. He and Melch were a very welcome comedic relief.

I love that now that we know Ahsoka makes it, this is what we all wish would happen. It would be endlessly satisfying too, giving Ahsoka the knowledge that her former master, in his last moments, turned back to the light, and that his son is carrying on the name. Plus Ahsoka can tell Luke stories about his mother,…

Huh. So at some point, is Ahsoka going to cross paths with Luke after Endor? That seems like a thing that would happen, unless she’s deliberately avoiding him (at the very least, she’d be curious about this mysterious Force-using Skywalker guy right?).

As good as Rebels is, as a kids show, it follows the “when two people love each other very much, sometimes a baby just happens!” school of biology.

I think the implication is that Hera and Kanan have been in a relationship the whole time — we just never saw it on screen, and they didn’t say “I love you” until recently. (I’m sure the Ghost crew was aware of it.)

I’m pretty sure they were hooking up beforehand... they only admitted their love to each other much later. Just like real life, right?

This show was a course in character creation, writing and a genuine ‘How to Make Star Wars Movies Guide’ for Rian Johnson and JJ honestly.

(Creepy) Answer: Force Ghost