I’m probably going to be one of the very few, if not the only one, that chooses his personality. I like all of these things about him, but his character development and changes/progression in his personality are what really make me like his character.

Same @JediMasterIsabelle11 ! Ezra's progression and character throughout Rebels is one of my favourite parts of the series - I'll never understand the hate his character gets. Seeing him go from a street rat without a purpose to sacrificing himself to save his family is such a underrated and satisfying character arc. I hope we see him again in Ahsoka.

^^Agreed! Ezra is a well developed character. He starts out as a cocky, independent loner, only looking out for himself and not relying on others, and becomes during all seasons more of a "team player", more selfless, etc. In the beginning, he's an angry, vulnerable, child who ends up as a more mature, calmer, wiser young adult

I personally went with Ezra’s skills with a lightsaber because they deserved more credit. While obviously not a master swordsman, he was still capable fighter in his own right. After analyzing the fights Ezra took part in and the circumstances of his training, I personally believe he used Form I Shii-Cho, Form IV Ataru and Form III Soresu.

This is the kid who was able to hold his own against the Fifth Brother, the Eighth Brother and the Seventh Sister with and without Kanan’s help. During the Mission to Malachor, Ezra was able to put the Seventh Sister on her back foot before she was subdued by Maul (the Inquisitor even noted Ezra’s proficiency with a blade in their first meeting).

Perhaps most impressively, Ezra was also one of the very few Jedi to fight and survive an encounter with Darth Vader. Clearly, Vader was holding back and not fighting at his maximum capacity, but I still consider this a notable achievement despite the circumstances. Ezra also single-handedly defeated the Nightsister spirits when they possessed the bodies of Kanan and Sabine.

The only thing that held Bridger back as a swordsman was the fact that he was trained by a master whose own training was incomplete. If Ezra had a proper and more experienced teacher, he definitely would’ve become a great duelist.

Character progression, Filoni's strong suit is making characters that people literally grow to love. First Ahsoka, now Ezra. The guy needs more love for maturing from street-smart kid to full-blown Jedi.

And the blaster-saber! Who doesn't love that?!

None of them

Nothing.

I say his connection with other life forms is the most compelling thing about him