"Star Wars Rebels" is not a direct sequel to "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," but it is set in the same universe and takes place after the events of "The Clone Wars." "Rebels" occurs between the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy, specifically between 5 BBY and 1 BBY, focusing on the rise of the Galactic Empire and the beginnings of the Rebel Alliance. While it follows some characters and themes introduced in "The Clone Wars," it tells a different story centered on a new cast of characters.

In "Star Wars Rebels," Ezra Bridger is a young Jedi who becomes a key member of the Ghost crew. At the end of the series, during the Siege of Lothal, he confronts Grand Admiral Thrawn and uses the Purgil, space whales that can travel through hyperspace, to transport them both to an unknown location in the galaxy. Ezra sacrifices himself to ensure Thrawn's defeat, leaving his fate uncertain. The series concludes with hints of his potential return, and his story continues in the epilogue and the subsequent "Ahsoka" series.

"Star Wars Rebels" is set between the events of "Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith" and "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope." Specifically, it takes place roughly five years before the events of "A New Hope." The series follows a group of rebels as they fight against the Galactic Empire's oppression and seeks to restore hope to the galaxy. The show explores the rise of the Rebel Alliance and features key characters and connections to the broader Star Wars universe.

Yes, "Star Wars Rebels" is set after the events of the Clone Wars. Specifically, it takes place between 5 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin) and 1 BBY, leading up to the events of "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope." The series follows a group of rebels as they fight against the Galactic Empire, showcasing the rise of the Rebel Alliance and the struggles of various characters against Imperial oppression. It serves as a bridge between the prequel and original trilogies in the Star Wars timeline.