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Not much has happened so far in Star Wars: Ahsoka, the latest Star Wars show on Disney Plus. Sure, Sabine and Ahsoka are reunited, and Sabine has resumed her training. But up until episode 4, the pair had mostly been talking about finding Ezra and Thrawn, and not actually doing it. Episode 4 shook things up in some pretty unexpected ways, including bringing in one of Star Wars: Rebels’ most complicated and important pieces of lore.

Star Wars fans may have uncovered an interesting shared trait among 3 of the most prominent characters in the franchise at the moment. They may all be the same age despite appearing so far apart. But those making this realization for the first time might wonder how they never noticed this possibility.

For Star Wars fans, conventions are excellent opportunities to get up close and personal with their heroes. But despite how ill-advised that idea is by philosophers of the classic and party variety, sometimes it can result in magic, like the vindication of countless shippers.

One Star Wars fan has introduced a frankly depressing new idea for what might have been if things were a little different. In this case, it involves a beloved hero from Star Wars Rebels in his darkest alternate timeline, and even other fans have powerful feelings about the idea.

More than a week after wrapped up its 8-episode first season, Lucasfilm has dropped a brand new video for the latest Star Wars series. In the clip, Hayden Christensen recalls how thrilled he was when he got the call to become a part of the Rosario Dawson-led series.

New Loki and Ahsoka posters have dropped – and, uh, it feels like they're watching us.

Grand Admiral Thrawn arrived when the Star Wars universe needed him most. With the movie series effectively dead after Return of the Jedi, author Timothy Zahn stepped in on assignment from Lucasfilm and its partner Bantam Spectra to come up with a Darth Vader-level character who could rival Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Leia Organa in the post-Empire years, and an adventure that would resuscitate the biggest blockbuster franchise of all time with mere prose. Boy, did he.

Warning: The following contains spoilers for Ahsoka episode 6 . Turn back now if you're not up to date on the Star Wars show! 

Ahsoka episode 6 features a very meta joke about the Star Wars saga – and prequel fans are loving it. A warning that the following contains very light spoilers for the latest installment! 

Star Wars fans might have spotted a key crossover between Ahsoka episode 5 and The Mandalorian season 3, involving Grogu and the purrgil. 

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A new Ahsoka theory might have cracked how Grand Admiral Thrawn will be making his return thanks to a key detail from Star Wars Rebels. 

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What happened to Marrok in Ahsoka episode 4? The answer is tricky, since the episode isn't exactly forthcoming with details on the mysterious Inquisitor. Before we go any further, a warning that the following contains major spoilers for Ahsoka episode 4. Turn back now if you're not up to date! 

Sam Witwer, a veteran Star Wars actor who has recently been linked to playing the mysterious Marrok, has confirmed he is in Ahsoka.

The Star Wars community is very stressed about Jacen Syndulla's post-Ahsoka fate – and we understand why. 

Ahsoka episode 3 has given Star Wars Rebels a shout out in the most heart-breaking way. A warning that the following will contain spoilers for the episode and for Rebels! 

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Star Wars: Ahsoka is a show built for cartoon fans. If you kept up with all seven seasons of Clone Wars and made it to the end of Rebels, then you’re likely tracking just about everything that’s going on so far in the latest live-action Star Wars series. If you’re a Star Wars movie fan who dipped into The Mandalorian because it was familiar, though, things might be a little more confusing.

Ahsoka has brought plenty of Star Wars characters from animation to live-action already, and the latest episode has continued the trend. 

Ahsoka’s mysterious Inquisitor has had everyone theorizing since he first appeared wielding a lightsaber in the show’s trailer. Now, episode 3 of the Disney Plus spin-off has given us some intriguing new insight into the character – and maybe revealed a bit more about his true identity.

Following the debut of last August 22, Disney+ announced that Lucasfilm’s newest Star Wars series has officially became the most-watched title on the streamer this past week. The first episode, “Master and Apprentice,” has already received 14 million views.

Ahsoka fans have been speculating wildly about the identity of the mysterious Inquisitor Marrok, but a new theory might just take the cake. 

The Ahsoka cast includes a familiar voice – and it's got speculation about the identity of the mysterious Inquisitor Marrok moving into overdrive. A warning that the following will contain spoilers for Ahsoka episodes 1 and 2! Turn back now if you're not up to date!

One of the big mysteries hanging over Ahsoka episode 1 and 2 is who exactly Inquisitor Marrok really is. The force-sensitive individual is aligned with Morgan Elsbeth, Baylan Skoll, and Shin Hati, and is a very adept fighter. However, given he’s dressed head to toe in black, and covered with a mask, many viewers have been wondering if he might be hiding something. Warning: spoilers for the opening episodes of Ahsoka ahead.

Ahsoka episode 2 features two heartbreaking Star Wars Rebels parallels, and we're not okay. Before we go any further, though, a warning that the following contains major spoilers for Ahsoka episodes 1 and 2! Turn back now if you're not up to date! 

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Did you finish the first couple episodes of Ahsoka wondering when exactly this all takes place? It wasn’t just you — the new Disney Plus series doesn’t give specifics, and if you’re a fan of Star Wars Rebels, it even appears to contradict itself.

Disney Plus’ Ahsoka series was destined to bring in fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the 2008 animated series that introduced Ahsoka Tano, Jedi apprentice to Anakin Skywalker. But even those fans might be mystified when it comes to the rest of Ahsoka, which is continuing the story of the rather more recent animated series Star Wars Rebels, and its starring Jedi apprentice, Ezra Bridger.

There's been a disturbance in the Force. The Ahsoka release schedule has changed at short notice and, sadly, it means a large chunk of the world will have to shift their sleeping patterns and set their alarms.

New Ahsoka footage has showcased Ahsoka Tano helping Sabine Wren with her lightsaber skills.