X Wings Will Finally Enter the Rebellions Arsenal in the Last Season of Star Wars Rebels. After three seasons telling the story of the burgeoning Rebel Alliance, the fourth and final season of Star Wars Rebels is finally going to show that central piece of rebel iconography the X Wing itself. Yesterday, attendees to Dragon. Cons Star Wars Rebels fan panel got a fabulous surprise Henry Gilroy, co executive producer of the show, made an appearance, chatting with fans and dropping some new tidbits on the upcoming season of the show. Chief among them is the revelation that, finally, after three seasons of conspicuous absence, X Wings will finally open their S foils and swoop into Rebels. Infinite Santa 8000 Theater Cartoon ' title='Infinite Santa 8000 Theater Cartoon ' />Located within the new garden of an urban hospital, the pavilion provides shade and seating for visitors. Its most important function, however, is creating a place. Free Download Of An Extremely Goofy Cartoon here. Hey PAXgoers dont miss Kotaku Splitscreen Live, tonight at 8pm in the Sasquatch Theater Sheraton Hotel, second floor. Well be taking questions, giving away. The news comes via Star Wars Insiders Bryan Young, who tweeted the panel. I kind of love that its taken this long, to be honest. One of the interesting things to note about Rebels over its four seasons has been the way its slowly evolved its art direction. The first season, focused mostly on the planet of Lothal, avoided the imagery traditionally associated with the Rebellion in the Original Trilogy almost entirely. Kanan, Hera, and their crew werent Rebels, not officially they were an isolated cell taking orders by proxy, with no ambition toward making change on a galactic scale. The look of the show followed suit it was more Tatooine than Yavin IV. Then, as the Rebel Alliance the audience is more familiar with has begun to coalesce, thats started to shift. The second and third seasons introduce the traditional rebel flight suits, with B Wings and Y Wings and early looks at Rebel bases and troopers. You even see this reflected in Ezra, whose look in season three more closely conforms with what the main story has trained us to expect from a Jedi, aging up a little and trading out his stun gunlightsaber combo for a more traditional green blade. Now the final season, from what weve seen, looks to continue the trend. Weve seen glimpses of the base on Yavin IV, camo fatigues like those worn in Return of the Jedi, and now we know well see X Wings, perhaps the most iconic and obvious symbol of the Rebel Alliance and Star Wars as a whole. Its a visual shorthand for the evolution of the Rebellion across the series, from a fledgling guerrilla cabal to the uncertain but formidable movement seen in Rogue One and A New Hope. Its a fitting move for the ending of the series, a sort of symbolic passing of the torch. The final season of Star Wars Rebels premieres this fall. Any other traditional Star Wars touches you hope Rebels pulls off before its swan songTwitter, via Screen.