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- Ahsoka Tano could be the key to revealing the true origins of the Force in Star Wars, as her character’s original plans revealed.
- Ahsoka Tano’s Force connection to the light side may be stronger than previously shown in Star Wars, potentially leading to her becoming the embodiment of the light side.
- Ahsoka’s original name, Ashla, and her connection to the Force and the planet Tython point to her potential role as the embodiment of the light side of the Force.
Lucasfilm chief creative officer Dave Filoni originally had a very different plan for Anakin Skywalker’s former apprentice Ahsoka Tano, which suggested the light of Ahsoka’s Force connection The connection may be stronger than the Force Star Wars So far it has been shown.Ahsoka was introduced in Star Wars: clone wars She plays Anakin’s apprentice in the film, which is surprising after the prequel trilogy didn’t mention her. Despite being a late addition, Ahsoka’s popularity exploded by the time she appeared in the movies. clone wars series, she becomes more important throughout the series Star Wars timeline; however, this importance is only growing.
Ahsoka continues to appear in Star Wars Rebels, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Now in her own TV series, Ahsoka. Although Ahsoka’s story went through great upheaval after she left the Jedi Order, leading her to firmly admit that she was not a Jedi, Ahsoka See her complete her training under the tutelage of her former teacher Star Wars’ A world between worlds. Now, a Jedi Knight, White Ahsoka, seems like Ahsoka’s distant past may foreshadow her future, which could ultimately lead to Ahsoka becoming the light side of the Force itself.
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Dave Filoni’s Plan Ashra Explained
It looks like fans almost met Ahsoka years before she debuted. clone wars movie, this is just the beginning of Ahsoka’s connection with Ashra.Dave Filoni considered using a Togruta girl who appeared in Star Wars: Episode II – attack of the clones, her name is Ashra, like Ahsoka herself in Recon.during an interview vanity fair, Dave Filoni explains this in more depth.
At first we called her Ashra. That was 2005, and that worked for me on several levels.I think it was a name given to one of them [young Jedis Yoda was training] exist attack of the clones. There was a little Togruta girl. We thought it might be Ahsoka, but then we decided the age didn’t lend itself to it being the same character. She was too young in the movie.
Filoni ultimately decided not to recast the girl as Ahsoka because of her age, which makes sense; though clone wars The relevant timetable has not yet been accurately confirmed attack of the clones, It’s estimated to be just a few months away from the events of the film. Ashla in the movie is definitely under the age of 14, which is the age Ahsoka was when she became Anakin’s apprentice. However, it’s shown that Ahsoka and Ashra have been entangled from the beginning.
Ashra’s Light Side Origin Explained
The name will only gain more meaning in Star Wars Franchising starts from there. Ashla is partly derived from the name of one of the two moons of the planet Tyson: Ashla and Bogan. Each symbolizes a side of the Force – Ashlar Light and Bogen Dark.Although the origins of the moons and planets were originally relegated to legend, and they were linked to the Jedi’s predecessors, the Jedi Knights, the planet appeared in The Mandalorian In the second season, he was canonized.
This connection seems to embody the light side of the Force itself, a connection further supported by one of the Force’s many names. The Lasat people use the name Ashra to represent the Force, which translates to “Galaxy Spirit” This only makes it all the more interesting that Ahsoka chose this name for herself while in hiding during both canon Jedi story series and current non-canonical novels Ahsoka. While she may not have made the connection between the Jedi kid’s name and her alias, she likely knew the moon and Force nicknames.
Ahsoka was also the one who guided Din Djarin and Grogu to Tython The Mandalorianseemed to connect her even more closely to the planet.
This is especially interesting since Ahsoka was clearly not a Jedi at the time, and her connection to the Force was strained at best. She was uncomfortable using the Force as it would put her at risk of discovery by Imperial Inquisitors. But that only made her choice of name more complicated. The Inquisitor is also a Force user and likely knows the history of the name as well. With that in mind, it seems Ahsoka, at least, isn’t very good at hiding that she’s Force-sensitive.
Did Star Wars’ original title hint at Dave Filoni’s Ahsoka project?
Even though Ahsoka was an addition to the prequel trilogy, it proved to be Star Wars. In fact, George Lucas himself wanted Anakin Skywalker to have a Padawan.Ahsoka looks set to become even more critical Star Wars However, the storyline of the galaxy begins with The Clone Wars. Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin and Ahsoka ended up stranded on the strange planet Mortis with little memory of what happened before the crash. On this planet, they encountered the Mortis gods: Father, Son, and Daughter, who ultimately symbolized balance, the dark side, and the light side.
Ahsoka was killed by her son (one of Ahsoka’s two deaths to date) and resurrected by her daughter, who transferred her life force to Ahsoka. This raises the fascinating possibility that Ahsoka will become the embodiment of the light side of the Force, essentially embodying the Force itself. If that were the case, the name Ashra would make more sense.
Ashla is the name of the Force itself in Lasat culture, the name of the light side moon of Taithon, and an alias of Ahsoka dons. Jedi story and Ahsoka The novel was once the name of the character.All this probably means Ahsoka Season 2 or another future Star Wars The appearance sees Ahsoka merging with the Force itself. This would be a beautiful and in many ways perfect arc for Ahsoka Tano, who has long represented the true nature of the Jedi.
Source: Vanity Fair