Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Earlier this season, Hera got a spotlight episode with “Wings of the Master”, but while it was a strong episode, it wasn’t truly about Hera in the way other character-centric episodes have been on Rebels. That being the case, “Homecoming” was especially gratifying, as the Ghost’s pilot took center stage, in an episode that also managed to tie into The Clone Wars in a very satisfying manner.
We already knew Hera was the daughter of Cham Syndulla from The Clone Wars, but it was great to see Cham finally return here (well, in animation, since he was in the Lords of the Sith novel last year). Having him accompanied by Gobi and, most especially, Numa – the little girl from one of The Clone Wars’ early triumphs, “Innocents of Ryloth” – was also really cool, and I love how The Clone Wars and Rebels have this whole, interconnected sub-universe within Star Wars
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Earlier this season, Hera got a spotlight episode with “Wings of the Master”, but while it was a strong episode, it wasn’t truly about Hera in the way other character-centric episodes have been on Rebels. That being the case, “Homecoming” was especially gratifying, as the Ghost’s pilot took center stage, in an episode that also managed to tie into The Clone Wars in a very satisfying manner.
We already knew Hera was the daughter of Cham Syndulla from The Clone Wars, but it was great to see Cham finally return here (well, in animation, since he was in the Lords of the Sith novel last year). Having him accompanied by Gobi and, most especially, Numa – the little girl from one of The Clone Wars’ early triumphs, “Innocents of Ryloth” – was also really cool, and I love how The Clone Wars and Rebels have this whole, interconnected sub-universe within Star Wars
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