/r/StarWarsAhsoka
An upcoming Star Wars series starring Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka Tano, set within the timeline of The Mandalorian.
An upcoming Star Wars series starring Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka Tano, set within the timeline of The Mandalorian.
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/r/StarWarsAhsoka
First off, thank you so much for all the comments and interesting perspectives. It blew my mind.
So I’ve have come to my final conclusion, based on the top comments:
Anakin teaches her, that Ahsoka needs to carry on and either adapt and survive, or die with the past. That shows to me, that becoming Vader also was Anakins path to survive and that the fall of the Republic, ultimately causing the Order 66 was inevitable. Changing the future was not an option, but to adapt to it. But Vader dies, right? Of course! Because he couldn’t carry on anymore and died with his past, finding back to the light, finding himself back to Anakin.
From now on Ahsoka is going to let go her past, take with her all her learnings and to go on.
So I just finished the show.
As a big fan of TCW but an even bigger fan of Rebels, before I started Ahsoka, I was more excited to continue Ghost Crew’s story than her’s. I love her, but GC has my soul. So going into this, and for about half of the first season, I put more of my attention and focus towards Sabine, Hera, Chopper, etc.
For the first half, there was just something off about Ahsoka. She was mellow, colorless, solemn, and just overall very muted. I thought maybe it was smthg with the directing choices, or maybe it was just my personal preference for GC, or what-have-you. I didn’t know!
But then, she goes through those trials with (force ghost) Anakin, he reminds her that he is more than Darth Vader, and she is more than his apprentice. He, not asks, but demands her to live, and then she comes to……
And she immediately jumps inside a creature’s mouth with zero planning or self preservation instincts.
Not only that, but as the episodes go on she’s SMILING more! Not those small, closed lipped grins, but full on wide SMILES! And she’s LAUGHING! And she’s not just greeting with polite nods but she pulls Ezra into a huge hug, and shes just so OPTIMISTIC and HOPEFUL and BRIGHT and !!!!!!!!!
I teared up because THATS SNIPS!!!
It did not hit me how much I missed Ahsoka until she was ACTUALLY back! What the hell was I thinking?!
It didn’t occur to me that, mentally, Ahsoka hadn’t ever left that crash during Order 66. I thought her more muted personality was just how the writers chose to depict an older Ahsoka. That is not the case. Through all of Rebels and in Mando, she still hadn’t recovered from, not only Order 66, but also from the mountainous trauma that comes from having been one of Anakin Skywalker’s closest companions, and then seeing how he turned out.
She hadn’t recovered from any of it. Not until now.
Ghost Crew is still my heart, but I vastly underestimated how much I still love Ahsoka. I missed her. I missed Snips. And I’m so so glad this show has and will continue to dive into both.
So I have seen the theory that Klothow (one of the great Mothers) is actually Abeloth in disguise and that the other two great Mothers are actually puppets controlled by Abeloth/Klothow , what do you guys think of that theory ,it makes sense to me somewhat considering the witches eyes are void black just like Abeloth's are
Posted on Cameron Monaghan’s IG today. Perhaps Cal makes a guest appearance on Ahsoka next season?
“I can’t wait to come home”. Which makes sense why he said it so much in Episode 7&8 of Ahsoka. I didn’t notice the but I remember people were worried about him not returning home. He saw a vision that set him on the path that he needed to be on. Also knew that Sabine would find him first. I just finished rebels and I just love all the things they added into it. Dave is truly a master of Star Wars.
I’m a huge fan of the Ahsoka show (as with star wars as a whole) but I hear a lot of people complain about Sabine’s use of the force. She learns to use the force quite quickly throughout the show, but this never bothered me since it seemed her biggest issue was a mental barrier that she overcomes as she becomes more honest and open by the end of the season. The way I saw it was that Sabine was reconnecting with the force after some time away. Its mentioned that Ahsoka was Sabine’s teacher in the events between “Rebels” and “Ahsoka” so I assume she initially learned the force slowly over time then, but when they had a falling out, Sabine started to lose her connection. So to me its not been that Sabine learns the force quickly, but that she reconnects to it. Is that how others interpret the show? Or are there other reasons that people dislike Sabine’s force sensitivity.
Either way I still love the Rebels characters and can’t wait to see Sabine’s story continue in season 2!
If they do choose to recast him i have no idea how they'll find someone who can portray his character as well as Ray
Not sure if anything has been confirmed but during a reluctant rewatch of the sequels after the show Ahsoka released, I noticed a t-6 shuttle participating in the final fight and then land at the resistance base could this have been Ahsoka shuttle?