A compelling Star Wars theory suggests Ahsoka Tano might have played a bigger role in Revenge of the Sith than we think. During the events of the final prequel film, Anakin Skywalker's former apprentice led the 332nd company alongside Commander Rex, liberating the planet of Mandalore from the grip of Maul and his followers. However, there may be a secret connection between a key scene with Anakin in Revenge of the Sith and Ahsoka in the final episodes of Clone Wars. 6g4h5l

Rosario Dawson has revealed that Ahsoka season 2 features an important costume change that will delight the fans. Animated characters can be pretty hard to adapt for live-action, and that was particularly true for Ahsoka Tano. The Togruta is known for her distinctive montrals, cone-like horns on her head, and these proved to be a challenge.

Star Wars Celebration 2025 has confirmed that Ashley Eckstein is officially returning to Star Wars as Ahsoka Tanoin the brand-new season of LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy, releasing on September 19, 2025. Rebuild the Galaxy is a non-canon Star Wars show, and season 1 already proved just how creative, fun, and flexible the miniseries is willing to be. In fact, season 1 of Rebuild the Galaxy saw characters like Darth Jar Jar and surfer Luke Skywalker brought to life, reflecting how open the show is to playing with the rules of Star Wars.

Although Ahsoka Tanohas stayed on the light side of the Force, whereas Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader became one of Star Wars' most powerful Sith, this scene in Ahsoka suggests Ahsoka actually shared her former master's greatest weakness. Ahsoka was a fascinating addition to Star Wars movies and TV shows, specifically because she never appeared in the Skywalker Saga—although she completely reframed it. With Ahsoka's introduction came brand-new insight into Anakin Skywalker's Star Wars timeline, especially his fall to the dark side.

Star Wars' Grand iral Thrawn feared Ahsoka Tano, but it wasn’t just because she was a trained Jedi or Anakin Skywalker’s former Padawan. Grand iral Thrawn was one of the Empire’s most revered (and feared) tacticians – and with good reason. He was one step ahead of the Rebel Alliance at almost every turn during the early days of the Galactic Civil War, sniffing out Phoenix Squadron’s hidden base on Atollon with skill and determination. Thrawn was so well-respected, in fact, that Emperor Palpatine believed he was one of the few Imperial leaders who could truly destroy the Rebellion.

Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano have one of the most important master-apprentice relationships in Star Wars as a whole. After the Clone Wars ended, Vader believed Ahsoka was killed during Order 66. However, a glimpse into the future showed Vader otherwise years before the two would ultimately cross paths again.

I am beyond excited for Ahsokaseason 2, but if the new season doesn't answer this essential Ahsoka Tano question that none of Star Wars' movies or TV shows has addressed so far, I'll be so disappointed. Ahsoka season 2 is one of only two currently confirmed Star Wars TV shows, although more announcements are presumably coming next month during Star Wars Celebration 2025. Nevertheless, because only Ahsoka season 2 and Andor season 2 are known to be in the lineup at this time, both shows have gotten plenty of attention.

I can’t deny that Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi are one of the most iconic master-and-apprentice duos in Star Wars history, but my favorite pairing is easily Anakin and Ahsoka Tano. However, Anakin pulled back when Ahsoka needed her master the most: a decision that shaped the galaxy.

17 years after Ahsoka Tano's debut in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, it's become clear that Omega in Star Wars: The Bad Batchhas taken a very similar journey to Ahsoka's own. Omega, the youngest member of Clone Force 99, has become a beloved member of The Bad Batch's cast of characters, acting very much as the heart of the show. The journey every character takes, from Hunter to Crosshair, is wholly indebted to Omega's heart transforming their own.

The comic series Ahsoka, based on the Disney+ show of the same title, adapted many important parts from Star Wars: Rebels, including the introduction of beloved Rebels characters. Among the important aspects brought over from Rebels was the planet Lothal and the first comic appearance of the “World Between Worlds.”