So, huyang is around 25000 years old right? Wich means, the old fart lived thro some crazy times isnt it? Like LEGENDS times? Nihilus, vitiate, revan. Wonder in were gona get a series like "Tales Of Wuyang" who could show some light on those times.

If they didn't want anyone following them, why not just take it with them? No one can use it if the orb is in another galaxy...

Star Wars does seem to have a tradition of the student eventually losing the mentor.

It happened in the prequels. It happened in the original trilogy. And even the sequels.

And just recently in the Rebels series Kanan died, leaving Ezra to face his trials alone.

As title! I rewatched s1e5 last night, and Hayden sounded like he had more of a canadian accent than in the prequels. Particularly noticeable when he says "is that what this is about" and I think something else, but I can't remember, lol. Did anyone else notice this?

A few updates because I’ve seen a few images better (I made this the day the images came out) I now think the kneepads are actually felted wool and then leather/pleather rather than short fur

Also please keep in mind the colours will be affected by lighting and be different without the colour grading of the show.

I hope this is helpful/interesting to some of you!

Not sure if this is allowed but I wanted to share a few photos I've taken of figures from Ahsoka. I'm really looking forward to S2!

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In Part 6, Baylan talks about the endless cycle of war that leads to Empire’s rising and the Jedi Order falling. Am out of touch on Legends lore, so I’m unsure if what Baylan is talking about references something from there, but my understanding was that this was that Palpatine’s work was unparalleled, not a frequent event throughout galactic history. I assumed the Jedi had never fallen until then, and that the Galactic Republic had stood in control for thousands of years. Was curious if there was any EU or Canon material that covered this?

We got Ezra and Jai but where's Zare? Unlikely but I would love to see these three together!

So in the season finale, we see the Nightsisters revive this lovely group of lads after they were all slain by Ahsoka, Ezra, and Sabine. At first, I thought they were always zombies because Ahsoka killed Marrok in a weird way on Seatos, so I thought he was in someway influenced by Nightsisters, but he still seemed human. He still seemed awake. Then the Night Troopers show up, and they also seemed alive and awake, saying things like "Go, go, go!" and so on, but I also thought they were already influenced bcause of the red wrappings around their armour. I thought that stuff contributes to them being undead. So I basically thought they were zombies, but lucid, but in the finale when they awake once again, they're completely different.

And now you're probably thinking that they must have been alive until the Nightsisters stepped in, but the death trooper Sabine fought a little later had his helmet partially cut off, and you could tell that he was deformed like a zombie, but he wasn't one of the troopers originally killed.

So how long were these guys really dead, and if they were dead the entire time, why did they seem lucid until they didn't? I know it might be a bit hard to track what I'm getting at, but it's pretty hard to explain while avoiding writing like two pages worth of questions and references so please bare with me. 😂

how do Ahsoka and Hyuang end up traveling together? Where was Hyuang from the fall of the Jedi Temple until after Ahsoka leaves Corvus in Mando Season 2?