TV Discussion The Ahsoka Tano Mega Thread Power Hour

That confirms that if we get the lost Ahsoka arcs in any form it won't be anything that involves voice acting, atleast for a while.

 

Well, the earliest Ahsoka arc, in the Underworld, definitely has at least some voice recording done, as Ahsley Eckstein can be heard in one of the animatic clips released from it.

 

True, and Pablo did say once that it was up to Filoni if it was ready for release. So it's definitely possible

 

Corporeal explicitly means alive, in the flesh, normally present, no ghost or hologram or flashback or hallucination doohickery.

What I think you meant, based off the rest of your post, is actually non-corporeal.

Just letting you know.

 

Thanks a million Madame Jocasta Nu! I know exactly what it means - the other options I listed are the possibilities that LFL might go with though, hence the period at the end of the first sentence. While I'd like to see her in corporeal form, LFL might go another route, like the suggestions I've listed. Do you follow?

 

I still want to know the conclusion.

 

I still think Malachore could have been a great ending for her character

 

Depends on how the ending would've been portrayed.

 

Welp, my mistake. I read your post quickly and didn't pay close enough attention to detail. I missed the inflection given to it by the period, and also the "though" that followed it in the next sentence. Re-reading it now, at home, on my desktop PC, your intent is clear.

I apologize.

 

Apology accepted, Captain Needa. Just a good bit of ribbing. Lets talk about Ahsoka - she is much more interesting than the use an definition of words!

As I've said before, I truly want to see Ahsoka physically appear in the series, and hopefully interact with the crew of the Ghost, unless she cant make contact in order for them to continue assuming she's gone, allowing her to be safe in exile. After her confrontation with Vader, she might being living like TLJ Luke, having lost hope. Anything less than showing where she is and what's she's been doing all this time, will feel like a cop-out from Filoni. I suppose the ultimate fate of Ahsoka hinges on how they write-off the Force sensitive characters in the series as well. As Rebels builds up to RO / ANH, they'll need to explain what Ezra, Kanan, and Ahsoka are doing if they in fact survive.

 

It might be an interesting take if she wound up on Ahch-to before Luke eventually goes there.

 

As long as they dont overlap I am good.

 

No force projection. If she does she should die.

 

What if it was Ahsoka who taught Luke how to use the Force Projection?

 

Or it could have been the books.

 

He apparently never read them.

 

Does she even know what it is? Incidentally I don't.

 

I don’t think he never read them. I just think he never read them to completion.

 

Well we're talking about TLJ. Obviously it's a spoiler if you haven't seen the movie.

 

Have you not seen the movie?

 

Its possible that Ahsoka transcended the abilities of a Jedi when the Daughter resurrected her. It would make for an interesting backstory if Luke found her meditating in the remains of the temple when he arrived on the planet. It could also explain the expansion of Force abilities to include astral projection - that it was never a Jedi ability, but something Luke learned from his father's former apprentice. Ahsoka could end up being the fulcrum that helps the Skywalker saga on its final journey. I could see a pre-TFA novel about the subject...

 

I think a Ahsoka/Luke crossover novel would fly off the shelves.

 

Before you know it fans would be "shipping" them, disregarding the obvious age difference. It's all so predictable.

As to Ahsoka's fate, having read the new rebels episodes descriptions I think we might see some cop out from the writers regarding this "world between worlds". Maybe they all end up there (Kanan, Ahsoka and Ezra)

It would be interesting if this trio became the new Mortis inhabitants. Although one of them would need to represent the Dark Side, so balance is kept.

 

That would be an interesting take; as far-fetched as it sounds. Ahsoka would be "The Mother", Kanan could take up the Light and Ezra, having exposed himself to the Sith Hologram, would take up the Dark.