r/StarWarsAhsoka

A little late for May the 4th, but here's my best attempt. Hope you like it!

Thrawn: "Today we shall examine some pieces by an ancient race known as the Tolemites. A fascinating people with even more fascinating art. Observe the lining present on each work. What do you think this says about the Tolemites as a people?"

Critic: "I don't know man, just looks like more alien trash to me."

Thrawn: "Enoch, kill that man."

Enoch: (kills that man)

Thrawn: "My gratitude, Captain. Oh, before we properly begin... (Looks upward) Ezra Bridger, I assume you are still skulking about within the ship's ventilation system. I propose a temporary truce. Jedi too deserve the enrichment to be found in the arts."

Ezra: (falls out of vent) "Bet."

Humor aside, I would love to know more about what Thrawn and Ezra were up to on Peridea. I like to think they maybe worked together to survive for a bit before Thrawn found the Nightsisters and Ezra ran off with the Noti.

This is technically a repost but I felt it should be better suited here.

I believe Ahsoka will build her own Jedi Order in the new galaxy.

Why?

Ahsoka has:

• ⁠Huyang (droid as old as the Jedi texts and never had his memory wiped)
• ⁠Multiple recordings of one of the best duelists ever
• ⁠Multiple lightsabers and training equipment
• ⁠A first Padawan
• ⁠Hell, even her ship center is a mini Jedi Council “room” if you pay close attention to the details

“B-but Ahsoka isn’t a Jedi..”

Wrong. Ahsoka has always been a Jedi. She never stopped truly being one, even if she denounces the title, we as the audience see the irony.

“Where will the students come from?”

Peridea of course. There’s multiple raiders and different species (Noti) and including Shin who is currently lost and Ahsoka has already lent a helping hand to in season 1

“What about Luke?”

Ahsoka trusts Luke to look over the main Galaxy and wouldn’t step on his toes. She is his senior and is vastly more knowledgeable and experienced than Luke so it wouldn’t make sense for her to take over his Temple, but build her own Order with slightly different idealism.

“Ahsoka dies in the Sequels”

Well, I know people hate the idea that she doesn’t but being 71 years old does not mean death lol. We’ve already saw her reach out through the Force to communicate with Sabine (Luke and Vader does it in Episode 5 so no ammo for you Filoni haters) it’s not impossible to feel Rey through the Galaxy calling out to all the Jedi.

“Why have multiple Jedi Orders?”

Well, personally I do prefer there only be one Jedi Order because I hate the idea of people thinking one is superior, HOWEVER, I think we all think Star Wars as a franchise should do something new (something Lucas always pushed: Vong for example) and aside from cosmic Force Gods and time travel I think this is the next logical step for a end goal for a character like Ahsoka and Huyang that both have seen it all and done it all. It’s a perfect end conclusion and a potential time skip happy ending pre and post Sequel trilogy.

Clearly this means that Ahsoka is involved with Luke’s Jedi Order more than we initially thought.

This is from the newly released Jedi Path book (the Sith version also released)

It leaves more to be desired but unfortunately Ahsoka s2 isn’t out yet.

I feel like something huge will happen in season 2, like lore/franchise defining huge but I'm not sure what it could be! Maybe something that has to do with the Mortis or the world between worlds? What big thing do you think might happen in this season?

Check out the rest of the photoshoot on IG. We are dropping new photos all through May so stay tuned :)

Photos by @benjamin_farren

Ahsoka: @mousingaroundbymel

Hera: @jessikarah

Sabine (me!): @nikipediaa

Ezra: @danidark0

Thrawn, Shin, and Baylan: @chanelandrichie

I’ve seen many people make their theories and predict what is to come for the second season of Ahsoka which is officially set to premiere in early 2027 on Disney+. I have various theories and ideas for what should be explored in S2 I wanted to share with you.

#1: AHSOKA AND SABINE’S JOURNEY
From what we know, half of the action in S2 will take place on Peridea in the Far Galaxy. It’s confirmed that Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren will head off on a journey across the planet to come across something that is tied to the Mortis Gods from The Clone Wars S3. I’m guessing, along the way, they will be attacked by threats lurking from every corner. Maybe Ahsoka will have Force visions or nightmares sensing there is a more darker threat that lies on the planet, and it COULD be whatever that glowing light was from that mountain which Baylan Skoll saw from a distance at the end of S1. At Celebration last year, we were teased of a scene with an image of a small diorama being shown of Ahsoka standing in front of a large stone door carved into a mountain. Concept art also showed a large kaiju-like droid thing emerging from that same door, followed by more of them inside cornering Ahsoka and Sabine. My guess is that this mountain entrance must be a temple of some kind connected to the Force and whatever lies within it is powerful that Ahsoka and Sabine are being called to as well as Baylan. Maybe those kaiju droid things are the guardians of the temple like the Zeffo Tomb Guardians from Jedi: Fallen Order. I forgot to mention that Anakin Skywalker will again play a big role in S2. As for how he could appear, I guess maybe as a Force Ghost on Peridea at night before Ahsoka and Sabine amid their journey? I’d like to see that.

#2: LIVE-ACTION CLONE WARS FLASHBACKS
After the fifth episode of Season 1 amazed me and other fans with a live-action Clone Wars flashback with young Ahsoka and her master Anakin Skywalker wearing the iconic general armour he wore in the first two seasons of the animated show. I have a feeling that we will possibly see more flashbacks from the Clone Wars in S2, as to which moment, exactly? I’d say possibly Mortis. If Peridea is tied to Mortis, then maybe Ahsoka might be triggered with visions of the time she was possessed by the Son and when she ended up dying before the Daughter revived her. This could also give us a chance to see live-action Obi-Wan Kenobi appear despite rumours (though not confirmed currently) and appearing on screen again alongside Anakin with Ahsoka, possibly re-creating that fight scene of Ahsoka vs Anakin from TCW S3 episode “Altar of Mortis”. This would be a treat for us fans.

#3: EZRA AND THE NEW REPUBLIC
In the first season finale of Ahsoka, Ezra Bridger finally returned back home and reunited with Hera Syndulla who was shocked by his return and survival. As for what will happen next, we know that the New Republic will go up into battle against Grand Admiral Thrawn since he also returned. Concept art showed Ezra suiting up in a green flight suit in a hangar while running. What could be going on? It could be that Ezra and Hera most likely will be involved in a space battle against Thrawn’s forces, if not also for against the Imperial Remnants. This will also give us the chance to see that long-awaited reunion between Ezra and Zeb Orrelios, as will as Ezra meeting Jacen Syndulla, Hera and Kanan’s son. At some point, I believe Ezra will return back to his home planet Lothal to see how things have been in the years since he disappeared. He’d be amazed to see how Capital City has been restored and he’d also reunite with Ryder Azadi and Jai Kell after so long. They’d be amazed to see him alive again, as will the other Lothal citizens. While doing so, Ezra will have to warn everyone that Thrawn is back and the galaxy is in danger. We know that Admiral Ackbar will also lead the New Republic against Thrawn, so we will see big space battles.

#4: MORE ABOUT BAYLAN AND SHIN
The first season of Ahsoka introduced us to a pair of Force-sensitive mercenaries, a master and apprentice duo named Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati. Although they were not aligned to the Dark Side, their history still is a mystery. We know Baylan is a former Jedi Knight who survived Order 66 and fled into hiding. As for Shin, her past remains a mystery. It’s implied that she was born years after the Jedi Order fell, given that she’s still quite young. As for where she came from, I would have to presume she was probably orphaned from childhood. Perhaps the Empire invaded her home planet with her parents either abandoning her or being killed in the attack. Then, Baylan, who was secretly there, came across Shin all alone and afraid, as he realised her Force sensitivity and decided to take her on as his apprentice. Perhaps we will see a flashback in one episode of S2 detailing this and how the two came together. It’s implied we will also see more screen time between the two of them in S2, reuniting after parting ways at the end of S1. (For me, I really can’t wait to see Shin return since I am crushing on her and she’s very beautiful.)

#5: THRAWN’S PLANS AND THE FINAL BATTLE
The ending of the first season of Ahsoka showed Thrawn arriving on Dathomir, the home planet of the Nightbrothers and Nightsisters first seen in The Clone Wars. As for why the Grand Admiral himself would arrive there is unknown. It was also revealed he was hauling crates of mysterious cargo on his Star Destroyer the Chimaera. Whatever is inside those crates is what we probably will find out in S2. My guess is what’s inside is probably corpses of a group of Nightsisters from Peridea. Concept art that was shown at Celebration last year revealed that the Nightsisters will return in S2, despite having been killed in TCW S4 when General Grievous invaded Dathomir with the Droid Army. My guess is that the reason Thrawn is returning to Dathomir is because the Great Mothers Nightsister clan from Peridea told him to go back there. They will possibly re-enter the caves of the planet and conduct a magical ritual to revive the Nightsister corpses. Once they’ve been revived, they will attack the New Republic since concept art shows them firing laser bows at New Republic troopers. Thrawn will confront the Shadow Council we saw in Mando S3 as Captain Pellaeon will greet him along with the others, to reunite the fractured remnants to begin another war.

As for the final battle, concept art suggests it will take place on Dathomir. Some of the heroes: Ezra, Hera, Jacen, Zeb, and Chopper will venture to the planet and battle not just Thrawn’s Night Trooppers but the normal Imperial Remnant Stormtroopers as well, including Ackbar and the New Republic fleet in a space battle against the Chimaera. The battle could cut between Dathomir and Peridea simultaneously. The final battle there could involve Baylan being possessed by something powerful, and maybe Shin will join Ahsoka and Sabine to take him down. Maybe even Anakin’s Force Ghost will also appear to aid the group. In the end, I feel Baylan will die and possibly Anakin leads the group to enter a portal into the World Between Worlds to return back to the main galaxy. This will possibly be the final time Ahsoka sees Anakin in spirit before fading away. In the end, I feel Thrawn will win again and he will flee with the Imperial Remnants. The New Republic have lost again and will vow revenge to finally take down Thrawn to restore freedom to the galaxy, thus setting the stage for Dave Filoni’s upcoming crossover film set in the Mandalorian era that is still in development which will conclude the MandoVerse era.

And that’s it! So, did you like reading my five major predictions for Ahsoka Season 2? I really hope we see all this happen early next year, and I am looking forward to it.

Despite the usual calm demeanor of both characters Ahsoka and Baylan both react with extreme hostility when they believe their apprentices are in danger. Shin enters the scene and believing that can't mean anything good for Sabine, Ahsoka immediately Force-slams her into a wall. Seeing this, Baylan becomes far more aggressive as he pushes Ahsoka to the brink of the arena in seemingly one of the only instances of pure anger we've seen out of him thus far. Just a nice way that the show gives us a parallel between the two.

Can't wait for the season 2 rematch as well. A lot of Baylan's dialogue would seem to imply to me that he perhaps ran across Vader at one point which I think would be an interesting thing for him to discuss with Ahsoka. Perhaps that's what even drove him to the dark side in the first place, believing that it was a necessity for him to survive.

As I near the end of my Mandoverse rewatch I just wanted to take a moment to talk about Ahsoka and the fifth episode Shadow Warrior in particular. It has been one of my favorite Star Wars TV episodes ever since it was released and for me it still very much holds up on rewatch. So for just a few of the things I love about this episode:

1. The portrayal of Anakin. While Anakin has manifested in a way that he looks and acts "the same" as Ahsoka remembers this is still clearly the version who became Vader and was redeemed by the love of his son. His lines "you're never too old to learn" and "I've heard that before" (when Ahsoka says she won't fight him just as Luke did) go to show that this is a fully mature take on Anakin having learned from his days as both a Jedi and a Sith.

And speaking of his time as Vader: I really like that Anakin doesn't get to escape his legacy as Darth Vader just because he became a Jedi again in his final moments. Vader will always be a stain on Anakin's spirit but at least now he is able to use Vader for something good as he momentarily embraces the Vader persona in order to show Ahsoka that his mistakes do not define her. It is Ahsoka's role as the student to learn from both her master's teachings and his failings so it is only fitting that she must face Anakin at both his best and worst in order to grow beyond him.

2. Ahsoka's joy. Prior to this point in Ahsoka's Mandoverse appearances there was a certain sadness in her demeanor.

While not completely devoid of lighter moments this is clearly an Ahsoka who has become somewhat jaded, likely in large part due to having faced Vader back on Malachor. Once she saw and fought her former master again she could no longer live in denial of what he became (something she has likely been doing ever since Maul told her of Sidious's plans for Anakin on Mandalore) and thus come some hard questions about who Anakin really was and what that means for Ahsoka as his pupil, questions that Baylan Skoll reopened in their first duel. With Anakin's final lesson Ahsoka is finally able to let go of that uncertainty around her legacy and thus returns the full joy of the character, evident in her wonder at the Purgills and her playfulness in both dialogue and fighting. Although never explicitly stated I would say this is the moment Ahsoka again becomes a Jedi. As Anakin said he came to "finish her training" so now Ahsoka is all that she was meant to be.

3. The majesty of the Purgills. I don't think Star Wars emphasizes enough just how vast and wondrous the universe truly is but this is something that Ahsoka does very well especially in episode 5 with the Purgills. These are giant hyperspace whales: creatures that would have been legendary for being the first to travel between the stars. I love that we cut between all of the New Republic pilots as the Purgills pass through the fleet. Even for seasoned veterans seeing something like this is likely a once in a lifetime experience and I love that the show takes the time to show us that childlike wonder on all of their faces. (Fun fact: one of them is Brendan Wayne, the performer most often in the suit of Din Djarin for The Mandalorian).

Can't wait for Ahsoka season 2! If they can produce an episode on par or even better than Shadow Warrior I will be very pleased!

Hi y'all. I'm watching Ahsoka for the first time and following the watch guide from starwars.com , returning to star wars after a few years. Anyways, I'm currently watching first episode and am seeing Ahsoka dressed as "Jedi Knight", but as far as I know she wasn't knighted in any of the shows or movies prior to this one, is there any explanation?

I know that Ahsoka died on Mortis in the Clone Wars and that she was brought back to life by the Daughter transferring her life force into her. I believe Ahsoka is spiritually connected to the Daughter because wherever Ahsoka is, Morai is always nearby. I know that Morai is either the Daughter herself, acting as a spirit guide or is a servant of the Daughter. However, what would happen if the Daughter's life force was removed from Ahsoka? Would she die? Would she be greatly weakened? Would she lose her ability to use the Force?

And a custom painted Din Djarin head to practice painting!

Here’s a fan-written description what I think the teaser trailer for Ahsoka Season 2 could be like. This pitch is from MY OWN imagination, NO ONE STEAL THIS, PLEASE!

The trailer starts off showing Ahsoka Tano meditating on a mountain edge on Peridea at sunrise calmly. As she’s doing so, she’s floating in mid-air with her eyes closed. She suddenly hears disturbing cries and whispers in her head as the screen flashes. Her eyes then snap open as she exclaims in horror and falls down onto the ground, breathing heavily.

(LUCASFILM LOGO APPEARS)

We see Ahsoka inside of a small hut on Peridea with Sabine Wren. The two are speaking to one another. Ahsoka says: “I’ve sensed that this place holds dark secrets and unspeakable power. I feel like something is calling to not just me.. but us.” Sabine looks intrigued. She replies: “Well, whatever it is, let’s go out there to hunt it down.” Then the two suit up in a quick shot and ride their Howlers off across a Peridea valley.

We then cut to a New Republic hangar as pilots are running down a hallway. Ezra Bridger is shown suiting up in that green flight suit from the concept art teaser. Hera Syndulla’s voiceover: “For once we were at peace, but now, Thrawn has returned and we must ready ourselves to take him down.” A brief shot of Thrawn is shown from behind, standing in a control room looking at a holographic screen. Ezra, sitting in a briefing room, replies to Hera: “Let’s do this!” Then we see a quick montage of Ezra strapping into the seat of an A-Wing in a flight suit, as Hera, Jacen Syndulla, and Chopper are in the cockpit of the Ghost which then jumps to Hyperspace.

(Title card: “THIS FALL”)

We then cut back to Peridea and see more action as the screen whips back and forth between shots. We see Shin Hati with a group of bandits charging into battle against Ahsoka and Sabine, the two clash Lightsabers again, as well as Ahsoka and Sabine cornered by an unseen being inside of a cave. Then we see a brief shot of Baylan Skoll standing on a snowy mountaintop, followed by more New Republic battle sequences against the Imperial remnants such as Ezra facing Stormtroopers with his Lightsaber, New Republic troops running through the red, hazy landscape of Dathomir as one resurrected Nightsister jumps out from the mist to attack, followed lastly by a shot of Baylan or someone else standing before a mural of the Mortis Gods on Peridea, akin to the one from Rebels S4.

(Cut to black)

Final shot is of Ahsoka back in the World Between Worlds for some reason, looking alarmed. Suddenly, as she turns, Anakin Skywalker appears and says: “Good to see you again, Snips.” Ahsoka’s eyes widen in shock. Screen cuts to black again.

(Title card: AHSOKA- SEASON TWO)
(Disney+ outro appears)