Summary

• In the series finale of Star Wars Rebels, Ezra mirrors his deceased master, Kanan, in a heartfelt way, showcasing the strong bond between them.
• Ezra's final stance mirrors Kanan's, as they both use the Force to protect their loved ones and display similar expressions.
• Ezra's story continues, and he is likely to honor his master by ing down the knowledge he gained from Kanan and potentially train Kanan and Hera's son in Ahsoka season 2.

The Kanan had survived Order 66 thanks to his master, Depa Billaba, but never got to finish his Jedi training officially, which made him doubt his abilities as a master to Ezra. Throughout the four seasons of Rebels, audiences got to see both Ezra and Kanan grow with each other to navigate these roles.

Because of the events of Sabine Wren, and Ezra, in Rebels season 4, episode 10. However, in the Rebels series finale, it was unclear how Ezra’s absence in the original trilogy would’ve been explained, until he took after his master and sacrificed himself - though he was instead just lost in space. What's truly touching, however, is how Kanan's teachings stuck with Ezra in his biggest moment.

Ezra Bridger’s Final Stance Mirrors Kanan Jarrus’

When Kanan died, he held back a gas explosion using the Force with one hand, while holding Hera Syndulla back with the other. Kanan was able to use the Force on two fronts - one to keep the flames back, and the other to keep his family back. This stance was almost exactly mirrored by Ezra in the Rebels series finale when Ezra held stormtroopers back with one hand and had the purrgil keep their grip around Grand iral Thrawn with the other. The way in which both Jedi stand is almost exactly the same, and even their expressions are similar.

The Force returns Kanan’s eyesight to him in his final moments, allowing him one last look at his found family, whereas Ezra wasn’t able to see his family, but rather comforts them with his words and tells them that the Force will be with them always and that he can’t wait to come home. Ezra, Grand iral Thrawn, and the rest of the Imperial forces were taken away from Lothal via the purrgil to what was revealed in Ahsoka season 1 as Peridea, a planet in a different galaxy.

Ezra Will Likely Continue Honoring His Master

When Ahsoka season 2, and down all the knowledge Ezra learned from Jacen’s father in Star Wars Rebels.