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"Rebel Resolve" is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Star Wars Rebels. It is the fourteenth episode of the series overall. It was released on February 16, 2015 on WatchDisneyXD.com, before making its television debut on February 23, 2015 on Disney XD.

Premise[]

With Kanan in Imperial custody, Ezra makes a risky deal and sets a plan in motion to save his Master.

Synopsis[]

As the Imperials continued their search for the Rebels, Ezra, Sabine, Chopper and Zeb took control of an AT-DP Walker, in hopes of hacking into the Imperial network and finding out where the Empire was keeping Kanan. Unfortunately, because they destroyed their communications tower, the entire Imperial data network was down. Just then, two more Walkers showed up and opened fire on the Rebels. They headed for the town's western boarder where Hera would show up with a pick up. Zeb did his best in returning the fire of the pursuing Walker but ended up nearly falling off. After Sabine got word that Hera was soon to show up, she instructed everyone to get on top of the Walker. Chopper however ignored the order to retreat and remained plugged into the Walker's terminal, hoping to find an alternative that would find Kanan. Soon, Hera showed in the Phantom and picked up Ezra, Sabine and Zeb just as the other Walker arrived ahead of them. When they realized Chopper was still in the Walker, Zeb went back to retrieve him just before the attacking Walker destroyed it.

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Hera speaking with Fulcrum.

After returning safely to the Ghost, Hera got word from Fulcrum that the transmission they sent out had caught a lot of attention, not just from civilians, but the highest levels of the Empire. Concerned for the safety of the Rebellion, Fulcrum told Hera they could not continue their search for Kanan and must go into hiding. When Hera shared what Fulcrum had told her, Ezra was the first to object to the idea of quitting on Kanan. Since Hera had made her decision, he decided to take matters into his own hands. With Chopper keeping Hera distracted, Ezra, Sabine and Zeb hijacked the Phantom and headed out to find Vizago.

The Rebels arrived at Vizago's ship, and at first Vizago refused to help them find Kanan, because their ongoing Rebellion had caught a lot of attention from the Empire, making things more difficult for him. However, despite Sabine's protests, Ezra managed to get Vizago to change his mind by telling him about Kanan's Jedi identity. He even showed him that he too was a Jedi by using the force to levitate a crate over his head. Satisfied with what he had seen, Vizago brought Ezra aboard his ship for a private conversation. He revealed to Ezra that since the Empire had destroyed their communications tower, they no longer had long range communication and were using droid couriers that took data from the city up to ships in orbit, data that could possibly help the Rebels find Kanan. With their meeting over, Ezra left the ship and found Sabine and Zeb with Hera, who was very disappointed with all three of them. She remained furious as they returned to the Ghost, and gave them an order to abort the search. They disobeyed her and refused to give up on Kanan. Seeing that they wouldn't stand by and leave Kanan to die, Hera finally rejoined the search and asked what Ezra found out from Vizago.

The Rebels' plan was to intercept one of the Empire's courier droids and send Chopper in its place so he could hack into their network and find Kanan's location. After capturing a courier droid, and taking out its escort, Chopper boarded the waiting shuttle in its place, disguised as an Imperial droid. The shuttle soon took off and headed for the orbiting communications ship. Soon after boarding, Chopper arrived on the bridge and began hacking into the Imperial Network, but started to catch some unwanted attention.

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The Rebels discover where the Empire is taking Kanan.

As soon as Chopper downloaded what he was looking for, he signaled the Rebels to open fire and attack the communications ship, giving him time to escape. He headed for one of the airlocks and allowed himself to get sucked into the vacuum of space with four Stormtroopers behind him. Now in space, Chopper jetted away to the Ghost and flew through the bomb bay doors as the Rebels headed back down to Lothal. They discovered from the gathered intel that Kanan was to be taken to the Mustafar System, where, as Hera believed, he was to be put to death.

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Trivia[]

  • This episode is the second installment of a multi-part storyline, continuing where "Call to Action" left off.
  • This is the third episode in which the TIE Fighters do not appear.
  • This is the second time Chopper is seen disguised as an Imperial droid, the first having been in "Breaking Ranks".
  • Fulcrum makes an appearance in this episode, as a holographic projection and hooded.
  • Vizago makes his third appearance in the series since "Droids in Distress".
  • The Mustafar System from Revenge of the Sith is mentioned in this episode.
  • The IT-O Interrogator droid from A New Hope makes an appearance in this episode.
    • Like Princess Leia in A New Hope, Kanan is subjected to mind probes.
  • This marks the debut of the Imperial light cruiser, a reworking of the Jedi light cruiser seen in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
  • Among the prisoners listed on the light cruiser's display screen were the "Wookiee Jam Crew", an in-joke from the production team.
  • The Imperial crewmen have their hats pulled low to conceal the fact that they all share the same animation model.
  • Cikatro Vizago's transport, the Broken Horn, makes its first appearance in this episode.
vedStar Wars Rebels Episodes
Shorts
"The Machine in the Ghost" | "Art Attack" | "Entanglement" | "Property of Ezra Bridger"
Season 1
"Spark of Rebellion" | "Droids in Distress" | "Fighter Flight" | "Rise of the Old Masters" | "Breaking Ranks" | "Out of Darkness" | "Empire Day" | "Gathering Forces" | "Path of the Jedi" | "Idiot's Array" | "Vision of Hope" | "Call to Action" | "Rebel Resolve" | "Fire Across the Galaxy"
Season 2
"The Siege of Lothal" | "The Lost Commanders" | "Relics of the Old Republic" | "Always Two There Are" | "Brothers of the Broken Horn" | "Wings of the Master" | "Blood Sisters" | "Stealth Strike" | "The Future of the Force" | "Legacy" | "A Princess on Lothal" | "The Protector of Concord Dawn" | "Legends of the Lasat" | "The Call" | "Homecoming" | "The Honorable Ones" | "Shroud of Darkness" | "The Forgotten Droid" | "The Mystery of Chopper Base" | "Twilight of the Apprentice"
Season 3
"Steps Into Shadow" | "The Holocrons of Fate" | "The Antilles Extraction" | "Hera's Heroes" | "The Last Battle" | "Imperial Super Commandos" | "Iron Squadron" | "The Wynkahthu Job" | "An Inside Man" | "Visions and Voices" | "Ghosts of Geonosis" | "Warhead" | "Trials of the Darksaber" | "Legacy of Mandalore" | "Through Imperial Eyes" | "Secret Cargo" | "Double Agent Droid" | "Twin Suns" | "Zero Hour"
Season 4
"Heroes of Mandalore" | "In the Name of the Rebellion" | "The Occupation" | "Flight of the Defender" | "Kindred" | "Crawler Commandeers" | "Rebel Assault" | "Jedi Night" | "DUME" | "Wolves and a Door" | "A World Between Worlds" | "A Fool's Hope" | "Family Reunion - and Farewell"
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