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E.H. Ruddock wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:She’s no Jedi

You know what I mean

Ahsoka is tricky
We know she is alive during the events of the original trilogy but she’s off the map I will they square that circle

It isn't even Ahsoka that draws me in to these stories. It's just the stories. Diving deep into the world during that time of SW. They could just make movies or live action shows out of this timeline and I'd be happy. Give me more Maul and his organization, Assaj, Ahsoka, brother/sister, etc. Even stuff from rebels timeline.

I wouldn’t mind seeing a series in between TPM and AOC. There is a 10 year gap there that can show the build up of the clone army, plus Obiwan training Anakin. I don’t think it needs to be multiple seasons, but maybe a miniseries during that time to show us what went down during those 10 years.

My personal preference would be the time between Empire and Jedi. Really get into Luke's head as he struggles with the truth. But he doesn't actually know it's the truth.

Also, get into Vader's head and see the struggles within him as he hunts for his son to either kill him or bring him to the Emperor.

The comic series just started in the era and now there's no telling if any of it will continue.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

oneway23 wrote:
Wife & I were speculating about her role in The Mandalorian yesterday, and she'd have to be late-Fifties, early-Sixties by that point, no?

Yeah she'll be an older, wise Jedi, but if I'm not mistaken, her species averages life into the nineties according to wookieepedia

Ahsoka is 14 at the beginning of the Clone Wars, and 17 by the end of the 3 year war.

There is a 19 year gap between Episodes III and IV, and Rebels takes place 5 years before A New Hope, meaning that when Ahsoka arrives back on the scene, she is 14 years older than she was during Revenge of the Sith, making her 31.

The Rebels series epilogue takes place immediately following the events of Return of the Jedi: 9 years after Rebels, making her 40 when she reveals herself and goes with Sabine to find Ezra.

The Mandalorian takes place 5 years after Return of the Jedi. If she's really in that series, she'll be 45.

Assuming she’s STILL alive in canon through The Skywalker Saga, which hasn’t been confirmed or denied, Ahsoka Tano is currently 70 years old.

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durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

oneway23 wrote:
Wife & I were speculating about her role in The Mandalorian yesterday, and she'd have to be late-Fifties, early-Sixties by that point, no?

Yeah she'll be an older, wise Jedi, but if I'm not mistaken, her species averages life into the nineties according to wookieepedia

Ahsoka is 14 at the beginning of the Clone Wars, and 17 by the end of the 3 year war.

There is a 19 year gap between Episodes III and IV, and Rebels takes place 5 years before A New Hope, meaning that when Ahsoka arrives back on the scene, she is 14 years older than she was during Revenge of the Sith, making her 31.

The Rebels series epilogue takes place immediately following the events of Return of the Jedi: 9 years after Rebels, making her 40 when she reveals herself and goes with Sabine to find Ezra.

The Mandalorian takes place 5 years after Return of the Jedi. If she's really in that series, she'll be 45.

Assuming she’s STILL alive in canon through The Skywalker Saga, which hasn’t been confirmed or denied, Ahsoka Tano is currently 70 years old.

I thought Rey hearing all those dead jedi pretty much confirm she is dead.

No Filoni or someone said that's not necessarily true

Filoni tweeted this after the Rise of Skywalker

Yep. He also gave an interview where he pointed out in-canon (film) examples of living Force users hearing other living Force users (Leia hearing Luke's call at the end of Empire) in a time of need. Just because we hear her voice does not at all mean she's dead. Just reaching out through the Force.

But she didnt appear in all this time? If she was alive she would at least appear to fight at the end.

VinylGuy wrote:But she didnt appear in all this time? If she was alive she would at least appear to fight at the end.

Why? She left the Jedi, she's a force user, and there are presumably other Jedi/force users out there that didn't show up. Ezra and baby Yoda come to mind

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:But she didnt appear in all this time? If she was alive she would at least appear to fight at the end.

Why? She left the Jedi, she's a force user, and there are presumably other Jedi/force users out there that didn't show up. Ezra and baby Yoda come to mind

Baby Yoda probably dies in Season 2.

VinylGuy wrote:But she didnt appear in all this time? If she was alive she would at least appear to fight at the end.

Yeah, I'm not sure that holds water. As Ruddo pointed out.

Also, she's around during the Galactic Civil War, too. And she doesn't appear to fight. So...

E.H. Ruddock wrote:It isn't even Ahsoka that draws me in to these stories. It's just the stories. Diving deep into the world during that time of SW. They could just make movies or live action shows out of this timeline and I'd be happy. Give me more Maul and his organization, Assaj, Ahsoka, brother/sister, etc. Even stuff from rebels timeline.

I love you Chris now you got me

Back to my original point it’s a huge hole that she is there the whole time and nobody knows where she is why wouldn’t she take part she is the most goodhearted people we know

Why do we assume that, in an entire Galaxy, there aren't other things for an ex-Jedi to do?

Besides, there were 10,000,000 ships at the end there. We didn't see who was in ALL of them.

We don't always have to check in on Ahsoka. It's not her story.

Excited to see how Maul escapes