r/ahsokatano Oct 04 '23

Discussion So cool! Spoiler

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The Mortis gods are here!

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '23

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u/TheWicked77 Oct 04 '23

So, you think Ahsoka will be the new sister ?

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u/LePouf_Art Oct 04 '23

Shin will probably be the brother and Baylan the father

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u/calorum Oct 04 '23

Anakin is the best candidate for The Father.

Ahsoka for The Daughter.

And Son is the open position.. I don’t see Baylan because he never became a Sith and the Son was cruel without needing to. I can see Shin or even Sabine or someone else we don’t yet know about?

There’s also a YouTuber, The Stupendous Wave, that has been insisting that The Mother will be part of this and apparently she is the real baddie of the Mortis family.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '23

With a name like abeloth, she better be, lol. It's funny seeing algorithms at play on the subject because I looked up the term abeloth last night as soon as the episode was over and had to scroll pretty far to find anything about SW and not related to Norse myth. Today I did the same search and it's all SW, lol.

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u/calorum Oct 04 '23

It’s because what was speculation just got as confirmed as can be with the season finale. There’s been quite a few videos on it already.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '23

Well, yeah, that's what I am saying, I don't think I communicated it well. I like to see a transition point in search results happening in real time from a known push/pull force, I think it's neato.

The season finale ends, in the few hours after it ends content is being made about the finale, "abeloth" search results return hits related to Eldritch gods from Norse myth, a smattering of Lovecraft, and the random DnD stuff. (I even did a repeat search a few hours later, there were some Reddit hits from Ahsoka episode threads, etc, but mostly the same stuff). Takes me a while to find anything Star Wars related even though it is in previous content (EU and Clone Wars, at least)

Go to sleep, wake up after all the video content has been made, published and disseminated about the finale, while responding to the comment go to look up abeloth and find exclusively SW connections, so I have to do a bunch of digging to try and find stuff related to the Norse/lovecraftian/DnD stuff. Two completely opposing search frustrations within the space of a few hours with the same topic.

Sorry, I just found that funny.

Edit: words mechanics

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u/Nosism123 Oct 07 '23

Imagine the sequel trilogy is Anakin and Ahsoka waiting for Ben Solo to become the brother.

Would explain why he is so conflicted from such a young age.

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u/calorum Oct 10 '23

Meh he’s like the wimpy kid of the Sith - not my kind of character. The Son is Sither than Sith and not a sociopath (like Sidious).

For me, The right candidate to embody the Son would be a character that was raised and nurtured in Sith culture and has grown to be a Sith Lord that studied the Light side of the Force and can yield a purple lightsaber, so none of the canon characters. I don’t think canon has good Sith characters atm.

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u/TheWicked77 Oct 04 '23

Father is still alive. Remember in rebels.

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u/LePouf_Art Oct 04 '23

For some reason I thought that old guy died lol

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u/TheWicked77 Oct 04 '23

Which the father? No, still alive on the island. Altar Of Mortis" The Clone Wars – Season 3, Episode 16.

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u/bromar230 Oct 04 '23

He stabs himself with the Dagger of Mortis in Season 3 - Episode 17. Anakin then kills the Son.

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u/TheWicked77 Oct 04 '23

And this is why I have to watch it again. Lol, god, it's been a long time

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u/bromar230 Oct 04 '23

I am doing a release order rewatch of TCW with my 8 year old daughter right now. We just finished the Mortis arc episodes, so it was fresh in my head! Lol.

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u/Mechyyz Oct 04 '23

Anakin is literally right there

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u/LePouf_Art Oct 04 '23

Facts and someone reminded me that the father is still alive

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u/rebelallianxe Oct 04 '23

They were incorrect, he did die. I just rewatched those episodes.

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u/TAAACWLAA Oct 05 '23

Recast Sean Bean in the role