Hoping you citizens of the galaxy and children of Dathomir can help me land answers to these questions.

TLDR: I don't understand why the Nightsisters are committed to Thrawn, besides him providing a means of escape from Peridea. Unless they're planning to betray him?

Just as a baseline: I'm an old school Star Wars fan, love current content, watched all of Clone Wars and Rebels, Mando, Ahsoka. Read Timothy Zahn's original Thrawn stuff, listened to the first trilogy of new books, started Ascendancy.

Questions about Ahsoka, in "the most loving, I enjoyed it but just don't have clarity" way.

The Peridean Nightsisters send Morgan Elsbeth a message (off-camera, through exposition). Presumably the message is "There are still Nightsisters / daughters of Dathomir / Dathomiri. Come find us and we'll have a new chance for our culture. Oh also, that guy who wanted your tie fighter design is here, so bonus?". It's also mentioned that Thrawn "woke them up"? Is this explained anywhere?

Being glib obviously, but why are the Nightsisters on Peridea SO beholden ("Yes, Grand Admiral" "Of course, Grand Admiral") to Thrawn? Is it just because they want access to his ship to leave this isolated planet? Is it a long-term double cross to get revenge on the Empire / Imperial Remnant for destroying them in the first place? Understood, that there's a chance they still just blame Grievous instead of the Empire (As Tales of the Empire seemed to imply), but seems unlikely given their powers / wisdom.

Understood that they used their dark magicks to revive his troops... Is it that Thrawn isn't expecting a potential double cross from them in seizing control of this massive revived army? I think of the revived Nightsisters in Clone Wars for instance. But we don't see any actual Nightsisters besides the Great Mothers, so they're just being saved with the collective zombie army?

Why would the Great Mothers of Peridea upgrade Elsbeth into a Nightsister, just to abandon her on Peridea, unless there's already an understanding that it's for the greater good? Even when Thrawn says "For the Empire" , before leaving Elsbeth, Elsbeth retorts quietly "For Dathomir", which seem to imply there's something else going on to service the Nightsisters.

I'm sure a lot of this depends on Season 2 of Ahsoka or the Mando movie but there are just so many questions.

I really love Morgan Elsbeth's backstory, was always a fan of the Nightsisters in Clone Wars. The Ahsoka show is totally entertaining and is an amazing production.

Thanks for any additive thoughts

So if ahsoka ( from Star Wars ) was A transformer what vehicles would she turn into If Jaune ( From RWBY ) was the biological son of a Primarch who Would be his father

I believe that in trials of the darksaber, Sabine was subtly drawing on the dark side of the force (subconsciously ofc), which helped her overpower Kanan. Plus, it looks like she tapped into it again during her training with Ahsoka in 1x03 of the Ahsoka series, however, unlike Kanan (though, it's possible he purposely provoked her into using her emotions in order to overcome her mental block - at least temporarily, but who knows) her master saw it coming. "Ahsoka feared that if Sabine unlocked her potential, she would become dangerous." 👀

Hera experienced alot of Heartbreak also she doesn't want to history to repeat. I Mean she had run ins with Thrawn. I really appreciated her character the so called fans wouldn't have complained if it was Jyn, Cassian or Bodhi Rook defying Senator Xiono.

Is it ever explained why Ezra Bridges happens to be on the same planet in the same distant galaxy as Grand Admiral Thrawn? How did he get there and howcome it's the same place that Thrawn is in?

I'm watching Ahsoka now, almost finished with it, and I just don't get this. The show's main plot is clearly about the imperial remnants trying to get Thrawn back from that other galaxy, but somehow Bridges also happens to be there so that we can conveniently have a secondary parallel-plot involving Sabine and her fondness for Bridges?

If I missed something, do tell me.

!Adult Omega for one, she's friends with Hera, could see her helping out Hera with Thrawn and his forces. Then you also have an older Ventress, why Ventress? because Dathomir is being active again, she would go to investigate logically what these extra-galactic Nightsisters are doing and all these apparent night sisters and brothers in the catacomb pods. And of course Ventress and Omega know each other. It just seems logical to pick up from those threads and of course Boba and Omega still have to meet. This is also further build up to the movies bringing all these characters together for the finale. !<

I've been watching Ahsoka, and three episodes in I wonder:

Is it ever explained why the main protagonist has a zebra-striped squid on top of her head?

(I'm aware that she's not the only one. General Hera appears to have attracted a squid as well, though one with less conspicuous markings.)

Let me start by saying I am not as die-hard of a star wars fan as most people here are. I'm not tied to any one theory or idea. That said, a curiosity popped in my head today:

Anakin = the son (Mortis arc)
Ahsoka = the daughter (Mortis arc, also based on her choice "to live" in the Ahsoka series)
Son = Baylan? He stands on the statue of the Father. Could this be?

Just watched the last episode the other day but i have serious problem now.

In the finale of Rebels, before the fight with Thrawn, Ezra tells Mart that his back up plan was the Purrgil. He tells him if the back up plan is needed, all Mart had to do was go into orbit and put out a distress call on “frequency zero”.

What happened to that?

I know this isnt local information in-universe because Ezra left before he could tell anyone else that and Mart apparently never said anything to anyone else about it.

But Ezra is home now and he eventually has to go back for Ahsoka & Sabine so if he can remember that…they aren’t stranded in my opinion like the show would suggest. Does anyone else think like this?