Ahsoka – teaser analysis. You may have missed Easter eggs and story details

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A few weeks before the premiere, another trailer for the upcoming scene in the world appeared on the Web star Wars – Ahsoka. The one-man production that tells the story of Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan is certainly one of the most anticipated premieres of the summer.

The latest trailer answered several questions that have been bothering fans. There have also been many Easter eggs that refer to other productions from the universe star Wars. Below we have collected the most important information, as well as the most interesting tidbits hidden in the recently submitted material.

Bilan and Shin are not Jedi or Sith

Image source: Ahsoka; Dave Filoni, Disney+; 2023

Until now, not much was known about the villains who were supposed to appear in it Ahsoka. However, the final trailer begins with a scene in which Bailan and Shin attack the New Republic’s ship. “We’re not serious” proves a lack of affiliation with users of the light side of the Force. The two aforementioned villains are also not Sith, as they both wield orange-colored lightsabers. Therefore, they are most likely mercenaries related to Admiral Thrawn in one way or another. However, like Ahsoka, they also don’t know where to look for him, which we learn from one of the dialogues in the trailer.

Ahsoka discovers an ancient Jedi temple

Image source: Ahsoka; Dave Filoni, Disney+; 2023

Previous material about the series has shown Ahsoka searching for ancient ruins. We now know he’s going to go into a room full of Jedi inscriptions. So it could be expected that this place would be an ancient temple for the knights of this order. What will the main character look for there? It could have something to do with the mysterious realm between worlds.

Hera Syndulla wishes to prevent war

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‘War is inevitable’. With these words Baylana begins the final trailer for Ahsoka. However, it seems that not everyone wants to start. One of those is undoubtedly Hera Syndola, who we see briefly in the new footage trying to convince Mon Mothma and several of the New Republic’s senators to take Admiral Thrawn’s threat seriously. Thus, it is evident that maintaining the peace achieved would be her paramount goal.

Sabine was Ahsoka’s student

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One of the biggest, if not the biggest, twist is in the latest trailer. We learn that Sabine was Ahsoka’s student. This is primarily evidenced by addressing the main character using the phrase: “mistress”.

Ezra imparts the wisdom of the Jedi to Sabine

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In one shot, we see Sabine looking at a hologram of Ezra Bridger that conveys the need to make selfless decisions as a Jedi. The message is different than what you might initially expect, as these words differ from what Ezra said to the Ghost crew in his farewell hologram from the Rebels finale. If Sabine was in fact training Jedi arts under Ahsoka, then it’s likely that Ezra initiated the process himself before he disappeared.

Admiral Throne is coming

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Since it was confirmed that the main villain of the series will be Admiral Thrawn, the network has been full of all kinds of speculations and rumors about this character. Thanks for the new trailer Ahsoka We already know what Lars Mikkelsen will look like in this role. The opponent landscape has been divided by the fan base star WarsAs you can see in the comments below the video. Plenty of fans are happy, but according to a few, the villain looks a lot like Elon Musk. Judge for yourself.

Is Sabine trying to use force in the trailer?

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It has already been confirmed that Sabine was a student of the main character in the series. In several scenes in the trailer, we see her wielding a lightsaber. However, it is not fully known if they are force-sensitive. We see that the character actually tries to use it, but to no avail, as evidenced by among other things, Shin Hatei’s comment about his lack of strength.

Bilan learned about Anakin Skywalker

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During the trailer, we also see a scene where Ahsoka engages in a lightsaber duel with Baylan. The villain seems to know who his opponent is and says “Anakin has talked a lot about you.” Interestingly enough, the Skywalker character is mentioned several times in the trailer. So in relation to what is known in the universe star Wars Will the character appear one way or the other?

Will Darth Vader appear in the series?

Before the duel with Baylan begins, the latter’s comment about Anakin Skywalker meets Darth Vader’s breath. It’s impossible not to notice him, so you can expect the show’s iconic villain to appear. Given the traumatic nature of Ahsoka’s battle with her former master at Malachor, it’s possible to start the series by recreating her duel with Vader.

Ahsoka battles a mysterious detective

Image source: Ahsoka; Dave Filoni, Disney+; 2023

Rumors about a mysterious detective have sparked conversations among fans star Wars. There have been many rumors and speculations about his identity, which is dominated by this person inclusiveThat Galen Marek, an apprentice of Darth Vader himself, may be hiding behind a mask. We already know that the main character will encounter this mysterious figure at some point in the seriesand the shock to her face during the trailer suggests it might be someone she knows.

Above, we’ve outlined ten plot details you can spot in the latest trailer Ahsoka. Let us know in the comments if you managed to catch any other references and easter eggs.

Finally, let’s remember that Ahsoka It will debut on Disney+ on August 23rd. This is when subscribers will be able to watch the first two episodes of the series.

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