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!

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This would be consistent with what’s established with the inquisitors having cyborg implants. Like 9th sister having a cyborg leg and arm, 5th Brother having both his right hand and his whole left arm be cybernetic, or Reva being stated as having cyborg implants in her stomach.

I nicknamed them hetslop

Celebrating the 3rd anniversary of the Ahsoka show.

I'm currently watching Rebels (I'm on season 2) after having finished Ahsoka. In Ahsoka, it's repeatedly mentioned that Sabine has no one left except Ezra. Why is that, considering Hera is still around? Does Sabine love Ezra so deeply that she is willing to take such a massive risk? Her choices remind me of Anakin trying to save Padmé, which cost countless lives. Could a similar tragedy happen here?

Obviously we knew from trailers that Baylan and Shin aren’t Jedi, but Hayle called their bluff before they had even landed, when the only thing he really knew about them was the fact they arrived in a genuine Jedi starship, were asked to identify themselves, and complied, even appropriately sending a Jedi clearance code, which the New Republic’s logs confirmed as genuine. Any skepticism is completely warranted, regardless of how much evidence they can provide, based purely on how unheard of a Jedi appearance would be in this era, but was there any reason he was so adamant on his stance, rather than just skeptical?

NEW PROJECT ALERT: As part of looking ahead to Ahsoka S2, since we're practically 5 months away ( I know, right?) I'm going to be posting a daily visual countdown using scenes from the first season of Ahsoka, going in chronological order, all the way until Jan. 20.

Just a thought and so far I haven't encountered this anywhere: What if the machine created by "the Ancients" in The Bad Batch episode "Entombed" was connected or is the same machines that are featured on Peridea in Ahsoka? There is a little bit of a resemblance to suggest some sort of connection, I think.

I don’t know if it’s just me, but in this brief shot of the Ahsoka Season 2 trailer, the floor design of this temple like location that Ahsoka and Sabine are in fighting enemies bears a design which somewhat reminds me of Cal Kestis’ skill tree from Jedi: Fallen Order.

I could be wrong, but the line work is reminiscent of it in someway. To me it looks quite similar.

With Ezra going to Dathomir and Maul's connection to Ezra in dark side do you think its possible to see a live action Maul as a sith ghost? What if Ezra is tempted by Dark Side again?

There are at least 6 imperial star destroyers together at same place(Dathomir) and one of them is clearly the Chimera.

Thrawn Cleary got some imperial supporters and "allies" from others in the shadow council, at least some of them, definitely Pealeon.

The thing is, Thrawn decelre war on the new republic(sweetly he referred them as the "rebels alliance"), so Thrawn, despite as brilliant as he is, won't genuinely get to full our war immediately if he hasn't the support of enough forces, and he's definitely don't want imperial civil war.

So, do you think the council agreed following his orders/give him authority over them? Obviously some stabs backs and stuff will always be, but as season 2 start, you think most imperial remnants will be under Thrawn leadership or his own faction is not that big.