Why Ahsoka Waited So Long To Search For Ezra

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

After Ezra pulled Ahsoka from her timeline (3 BBY) into his (1 BBY), she knew she had to return. Once there, she knew she couldn't play any part in the rebellion or coming war (0 ABY to 4 ABY) since she was supposed to be dead. After feeling Anakin fulfill the Chosen One Prophecy and the end of the war, she'd meditate on The Force to ensure that searching for and finding Ezra (as she promised) would cause no harm. Then in 5 ABY, we see her return to Lothal to gather Sabine and begin the search for Ezra.

[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

The "time" thing has got me upsidedown. ugh,, thx for this...

[@keplerthe3399]

It's once in a blue moon when I see a comment and think ''there's a real star wars fan'' and this is one of those times. That does make sense, as someone who's loved star wars for many years, i didn't realize that could be a factor with her not taking part in certain big events throughout the original trilogy.

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

@@keplerthe3399 Thank you

[@RebeccaCampbell1969]

Time directive! Damn Star Trek... It would have been better if Ahsoka would pull a Kirk, but I digress

[@MauriceQuestel_Foyal_events]

ahsoka didn't die ... she fought with dv to allow ezra & his master to get away then saved by ezra to return to her own present what she does from there is her own quest when her quest is over she meets with sabine to find ezra she knows from ezra that she is not part of the resistance after being saved from dv when she meets with sabine she is more aware of the force than ever ... she is with and within the force your comments show that you can only see the surface not the depth of what is going on just remember the main character is the force

[@Tazytots]

Dave Filoni already confrmed that Ezra and Thrawn have to work together to escape some scenario and they spend so much time together that Ezra actually starts to begrudgingly respect Thrawn as a person, and military leader.

[@brodyevanoski1250]

I really hope that they will make another rebels season

[@NG480]

You mean a sequel series; Rebels already ended on Season four.

[@Denji.J]

Same

[@cottermcg123]

i think it will be a new series

[@mimo-bine]

cottermcg when do you think it’s coming?

[@cottermcg123]

@@mimo-bine rumors abound, apparently later 2020

[@thomasweispfenning6722]

Oh my God the anticipation is killing me. I love this show so much

[@jessicaroskelley6147]

One idea I've thought of when looking through the history and culture of the Chiss is the nature of their force users. How its mostly only girls who have the gift of 'Third Sight' as they call it, and are used as pilots to navigate the Unknown Region, but for some reason, all lose the ability by the time they become adults, sometimes teens. If I were to guess, I'd say Thrawn would like answers to that too, now that he's seen/heard of other force users who have various abilities and who keep them throughout their entire lives. I don't think its too farfetched to assume that Thrawn would do everything in his power to get Ezra back to the Chiss Ascendancy to figure out just why this happened, regardless of Ezra's willingness to go. I feel like it would be an interesting scenario for Ezra who would most likely want to help these girls maintain their abilities, but at the same time be wary of helping thrawn, setting up some good potential development for Ezra. This could explain why Ezra never came back. As for Ahsoka, my guess would be much the same as others. She saw that she herself was not effective when trying to turn Vader back from the Dark Side, it just wasn't her role to play. She had already done her part in kickstarting the Rebellion, and in dying, or staying assumed dead to all but a few, provided a martyr for them to rally behind. And also, if we look at how connected she is with the Daughter of Mortis, and how Mortis was connected with the World Between Worlds, it is also possible that she was sabotaging any of the Emperor's other attempts to gain access to it. Her connection with the Daughter may give her an advantage on that front, and I'd be willing to bet Morai the Convor would be willing to help as well.

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

Like many others, I believe that upon arriving in the Unknown Regions, Ezra would feel Thrawn's fear, surmise the HUGE threat the Grysk pose, and reluctantly partner with Thrawn to defeat the Grysk before they reach his Galaxy.

[@reagangundersen3490]

Maybe Ezra is just preoccupied within the unknown regions to know or even find a way back to the known galaxy, almost like he's stranded and basically surviving day by day in uncharted territory, species, planets etc

[@RayHardman7567]

Ezra told Ahsoka to come find him in the world between worlds.

[@sensey07]

This is what Shaak Ti teaches her in my novel Ahsoka and the Rebellion. From chapter 19: Shaak is talking with Ahsoka, sometime before the Battle of Yavin: "You see, as most Jedi will readily recite, the Force binds us and is said to hold the Galaxy together. But those are just empty platitudes unless you take the time to go deeper ... " “Master Shaak, I’ve been thinking about these abilities that we are now using. Electrical current, and this talk of shattering our opponents. I realize that they would be happy to do the same to us, and building something like a Death Star is clearly proof of that. But the traditional Jedi teachings seemed to be opposed to such abilities, saying they were the path to the Dark Side.” "I am actually glad you decided to ask me about this. It marks your continued growth in understanding and the desire to know more. First, let me ask you a simple question. Do you believe the Jedi were the inventors of the Force or simply an organization that desired greater understanding?” “Clearly the latter, Master.” “Well, then. I firmly believe that there is no inherent limitation on our level of knowledge, nor are there things that we are ‘just not supposed to know,’ Shaak stated with a wink. “Now, can you tell me what your thinking is with regard to the Dark Side?” Ahsoka pondered this for a few seconds. "Well, it's when you give in to anger and hatred and let greed and lust for power dominate you." "Sure, that's a good working definition. So do you feel this happening to you?" Ahsoka shook her head firmly. "No. But I must admit I feel anger at the Empire and at Palpatine for what they have done. I'm angry with Anakin over much of what he has done. But he is more of a lost soul, who was taken advantage of. I still blame myself for some of it. He depended on me more than I knew. And I left him hanging." Shaak smiled sweetly and looked at her with pride. "You would not be my apprentice otherwise. And you no doubt understand what it will take to defeat an enemy that builds something like a Death Star and over 20,000 Star Destroyers?" Ahsoka nodded. "Of course, Master." "And you also must realize that the only way we can hope to win is by winning the hearts and minds of the people of the Galaxy?" She nodded again. "And because this is war, that many people will have to die - on both sides?" Ahsoka rose from her seat and came over to Shaak, who remained seated. "Master, of course I get all that. But does it also mean we use Force vortex, Force lightning, the Circle of Light, and who knows what else you haven't shown me to make it happen? So how are we different than the Sith?" Shaak sighed softly and reached out to Ahsoka, who let herself be pulled into her embrace. "My sweet beautiful girl. We are different because we care. Because we have love - for each other and for the Galaxy and all of the wonderful people and things in it. This is our home and it falls to us to protect it. To protect it from all of the evil that runs rampant and threatens those whom we love. The evil that takes good people such as Anakin and turns them into faceless monsters. And that evil is large and it is strong. And it will take everything we have in order to defeat it. But defeat it we shall. Do you believe that?" Ahsoka smiled and relaxed in Shaak's arms, then exhaled slowly. "I have to believe it. Or why fight? Almost all my life I was prepared to fight and be a warrior and I am proud to be one. But I want to fight for more than just those abstract things. I want to have someone to love and care for, someone to protect. It makes me feel wonderful to learn under you and become all that I can be. Maybe those dreams aren't crazy after all. Maybe I can lead people and inspire them." Ahsoka rose from Shaak's embrace and sat in her chair again, taking a last drink of the tea and then a deep breath, and asked, "So are you saying that the reality is that there is Light and Dark in all of us, just different amounts?" Shaak nodded. "Yes ... But it's more than that. We must realize that Light and Dark are symbiotic. There cannot be one without the other. Think about it. Without the darkness of space, the stars have no purpose. And without a light to inspire each and every one of us, what is our purpose?"

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

I'm surprised that in this passage, Ahsoka didn't get down to the nitty gritty: Can Jedi and/or Light-Siders use powers that have been deemed "Dark Side Powers" and not turn to the Dark Side? I say YES. It's all about intent. So if a Jedi were to use Force Lightening or Force Choke as a last ditch effort to stop a mass murder from happening, as long as they used that power with no hate in their heart, but instead used it filled with love and concern for targeted innocents, I do believe those powers can be used (sparingly) for GOOD, without turning the Force User to the Dark Side.

[@goodmind4940]

You say Ezra wouldn't lay down his lightsaber, but Luke before sequel trilogy wouldn't either... That's only happens with bad writers and I always wonder what sequels would have been if George and Dave made them

[@59rlmccormack]

Great vid, love speculation!

[@seanconley4579]

Can we talk about how Ahsoka is seen walking back into the sith temple in the episode that depicts her duel with Vader AND the episode in which Ezra pulls her into the world between worlds? The scenes are exactly the same, so rather than Ahsoka being dead during the two year span of these two episodes, she could really have been alive. And rather than her being magically teleported into the future, she was just briefly removed from her place in time (in the instant Ezra saved her from Vader) and then placed back directly into that situation. Because the world between worlds is independent of linear time how we think of it, she could’ve been placed back directly into the time in which she was saved from.

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

That's almost exactly what happened. Ahsoka entered back into the Sith Temple several minutes later in her own timeline. We know this because when she got there, Vader had already taken off.

[@soonerthrawn1362]

Like the idea of Ezra getting thrawn lost and take him out of the war bc he was so smart and it destroyed the new tie fi program also

[@willcrosbie8806]

She has the daughters power deep within and slowly learning her new self

[@CowenForbes]

I think there still in space, Ezra could have fought off the troopers and now there’s a mild peace treaty between them

[@ahsoka5216]

I feel like Ezra didn't return because he knew Lothal would never be safe if he was there since the Emperor needs him to open the gate way to the World Between Worlds. As for Ahsoka, she probably was hiding from the Emperor as well and on top of that she would have to wait two or three years since Ezra didn't save her from Darth Vader all those years later. If she returned to the Ghost crew right after Malachor, then Ahsoka would have messed up the reality of time and space. Furthermore, she wouldn't have survived since Ezra didn't go to the World Between Worlds until season 4.

[@maaaaaap]

this is why they shouldn't have brought time travel into star wars, there wasn't really any need for it other than rebels just having the strongest plot armors for every good guy, so they needed to save ahsoka somehow, and it always creates some plotholes... it makes sense for ahsoka to wait until she is certain that the moment when Ezra entered the world between worlds had passed though

[@ahsoka5216]

@@maaaaaap Honestly, I was surprised Dave Filoni used something like The World Between Worlds to bring Ahsoka back. I thought Ezra was just going to be shown that Ahsoka didn't die and that she is hiding on Malachor. Then, that revelation would be how they introduce the Ahsoka show. Also, Dave Filoni said that The World Between Worlds isn't necessarily time travel, but a place where time and space is still like a bird's eye view of everything happening throughout the universe which I guess makes sense, but it still leaves a lot more questions than answers. From a story perspective though, Ahsoka not dying from her duel with Darth Vader makes sense only because the events that occurred on Malachor were already foreshadowed in TCW episodes on Mortis. When Ahsoka was consumed by the dark side and then killed by the Son. Eventually, being resurrected by the Daughter was preluding to her duel with Darth Vader and her being saved by the Daughter through Ezra pulling her out of the portal.

[@maaaaaap]

@@ahsoka5216 it made sense before ezra pulled ahsoka after that it was time travel, but i agree, it could have been used a lot worse. now it's just a minor nuisance for me

[@ahsoka5216]

@@maaaaaap Yeah I agree, time travel could've been used a lot worse. As long as they don't always use The World Between Worlds as an excuse to explain why certain characters are not dead, then I'll be okay with it because I feel like depending on time travel to explain the impossible is lazy writing especially if it's not done properly.

[@davidmacdonald2919]

The Force, Thru the Purgil, took Ezra to the other side of the unknown region. The reason he didn’t come back is he was taken to help some alien species fight the Grisk.

[@christinethilmany8519]

happy star wars rebels remember day I hope rebels has a 5th season if it does Ezra and thawn was shipwrecked on a jungle like planet that sounds like a good story.

[@gregdennison5753]

First of all, my favorites quotes from Rebels for #RebelsRemembered day. "When the time comes, we need to be ready to sacrifice for something greater than ourselves" - Kanan Jarrus "We have hope. Hope that things will get better, and they will" - Hera Syndulla "You've taught me so much. Not just about being a Jedi, but about life; how to be a good person" - Ezra Bridger Okay. So I love the mention in the Project Luminous trailer about how the Jedi used to patrol the outskirts of The Republic to defend against threats from outside. This feels like a very good description for: 1) Kanan, who joined Hera and helped in what way he could despite no longer believing in the Jedi Order as a whole, but rather did his best to simply be a good person. 2) Ezra, who despite overwhelming odds, refused to give up on his friends, family or even complete strangers who couldn't fight for themselves. I truely believe that this will be further reinforced when we finally do get the full story of Thrawn and Ezra because I believe that even with their history, Ezra would be willing to assist the Chiss Ascendency if he were to find out about the threat of the Grysk. 3) Ahsoka, especially given the events of the Ahsoka novel. I won't go in to detail about that here. If you want to know more, give it a read! Highly recommended! 4) The whole of The Ghost Crew despite not being Jedi. Helping others at their own expense was at the core of who they were and if that isn't what a Jedi should be, then I don't know what is.

[@Johnny-Five]

They didn't survive the jump into hyperspace. There was nothing protecting their bodies from space.

[@karens8633]

Johnny Five. If you look around Ezra, there is stuff floating around him, that is evidence of the “Force” at work, they survived the trip! 😉

[@Johnny-Five]

@@karens8633 Everyone's opinion is valid since we don't really know what happened 🙃

[@Dhsjsifcy]

Dave Filoni has confirmed both survived

[@Johnny-Five]

@@Dhsjsifcy Please provide a link that supports this statement.

[@jailanp5291]

It’s been confirmed that they survived and are still alive

[@Fulcrum1313]

I have a very good question - Why there is no season 5? It would be best if they start to make new seasons. And Im sure that a lot of people would agree with me. I think that story is not finished, we do not know what happen after meeting of Ahsoka and Sabine, we do not know what happen with Ezra. What happen with Hera and Rex and Zab. This is rely important, if they finished episode 9, if they finished resistans and Clone Wars season 7. Only things left are Mandalorian season 2 and Star Wars Rebels season 5. There are many things that can Star Wars make, but first they need to finish what they started. Who here wants more seasons of Star Wars Rebels?

[@Fulcrum1313]

@Rohan Dahiya Pluta yeah haha but I think it wont happen, they will probably just make sequel! It would be cool if @Star Wars Speculation could make a vid about this and talk it all out!!!!

[@Denji.J]

I just recently finished rebels and I Hope season 5 comes out

[@Kehvan]

_Jedi_ is a title. Ahsoka is a master of the light side of the force, and that's all that matters.

[@bobbyvee9950]

Are you sure it isn't Sabine waiting for things to stabilize on Lothal before looking for Ezra?

[@inquisitorialcandidate-1237]

No. If she had known he wanted her/Ahsoka (i don't know how Ezra's message fits into this) to find him, she would have left immediately. It was only due to a misunderstanding she stayed on Lothal. And she definitely wouldn't put protecting Lothal above finding Ezra.

[@heyitsmeross7644]

What if Ezra finds a force sensitive child when he crashes and takes him as a padawon

[@deadmonkey6835]

I still wonder will ahsoka meet Luke Skywalker

[@lazer2541]

hopefully

[@keelelovesscifi12]

Where can I find the art featured at 1:19?

[@corndog5227]

yooo what if ahsoka was at lukes jedi temple when it was destroyed by ben

[@morgankeyboswell6556]

OK this is heavy I reckon he failed some how and exiled himself like yoda

[@darthgreth9085]

It could be as simple as he doesn't have access to a route back. With out a proper hyper space map he could end up in a star. So he might be taking the long way home.

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

Great point! 👍

[@1991obelisk]

What if Thron and Ezra crashed on a planet that had a culture/civilization on it. In an effort to make it back to the Empire, Thron tried to seize the civilization and take its resources to repair the broken ship. Ezra, being as powerful and good as he is, continually stops Thron and the remaining troopers (there are supposed to be some still on the ship). In doing so, Ezra finds that some of that culture is “Force Sensitive” and begins to train them, making a whole new breed of Jedi🤔TWIST!!! One of those Force Sensitives steers a little to the Dark Side and joins Thron after a while. Whole new series man!!🤯

[@keplerthe3399]

I find it crazy that Ahsoka made it all the way through, she survived. It reminds of when Anakin said to Ahsoka that she wouldn't have made it as Obi Wan's padawan, but you might make it as mine. There's this sense of Irony? I think, when it comes to Anakin saying that to her. Even Vader, i bet somewhere deep down he had some sort of sense of pride seeing the padawan he trained having survived for so long. Of course, from Vaders perspective, she was aiding Jedi. So she was in his way, and she had to die. When it comes to Anakin, he still existed somewhere deep down within, i mean of all the Jedi, Anakin Skywakers former padawan survived. Even Vader probably has some room to gloat even though it was while he was Anakin.

[@steven5755]

I think time works different on the planet he was abandoned on and didn’t even know how much time has passed

[@christianfiggz7057]

My theory is that Ezra became Shipwrecked with thrawn and the remaining Stormtroopers on the ship and I believe that when Ahsoka and Sabine find him with the Stormtroopers who no longer would be wearing their uniforms and would be a little militia that Ezra is now in control of because perhaps he saved their lives on the planet or whatever or Ezra convinced them to fight to protect a village or whatever on the planet and by then thrawn has in a way rehabilitated himself and is working with Ezra...maybe also with the chis who has now found them and is helping them too. I believe that for years Ezra tried to contact his friends with no response back and pretty much gave up returning back home until he was suddenly found and now it has become a hard decision for him to choose his old space family versus his new space family.

[@shipsey2]

Maybe Ahsoka listen to the force and they showed her maybe a vision picture of what happens with Luke Skywalker and the events that events unfold then maybe she exiled herself till the events finished

[@dontrellmayfieldjr2868]

It's been 2 years 24 months and 732 days..... The Search continues.... #ezrabridger #sabinewren #Ahsokatano #thrawn #ezralives #thrawnlives #ahsokalives #bringezrahome #saveezra #searchofezra #thesearchcontinues #unknownregions

[@thomassmart4088]

Off to the Chiss galaxy far far away ... the force whales sense where Thrawn wants them to go. The Emperors force-radar cant reach because of some galactic anomaly??? the sea of unforce? - anyway the space whales drop off the star destroyer safely on some Chiss planet (maybe back in time so it's like Thrawn never left) to find the Chiss are still counting the days till some prophesied nightmare makes its way to their galaxy. The locals ask Thrawn if he found any good allies to help and he says: "No way - that place is a mess - and I fear will become complete garbage in the future!" winks at camera. "But this guy here can move stuff using his mind!" After some pearl-clutching, Ezra decides to make the best of it and decides to 'gallantly' help the Chiss out however he can. They have adventures trying to figure out civil unrest - stopping wars and trying to make sense of the prophesy of doom. Ezra levels up a lot. A decade passes and Ezra has a 'school for gifted Chiss forcers' - preaching a very grey-jedi version of things. Turns out much every Chiss is force-sensitive to varying degrees - so it's not like some class struggle of muggles vs wizards. Thrawn is like King of the Chiss - it's all working out well until Ahsoka and Sabine turn up via space-whale-time-travel-taxi. After an emotional meet-and-greet Ahsoka drops the bomb: "Ezra in my search through the force to find a way to ... find you - I discovered a harrowing prophesy of a race who feeds from the souls of force-users! They lay dormant for thousands of space-cycles - to awake and harvest civilizations who have long-forgotten them - they are called The Rakata! Looks like this school for special Chiss isn't likely to attract much attention" Ezra scratches the back of his neck - "Yeah about that..." Thrawn facepalms and a wacky rehash of some very decent old comics begins...

[@stefanf5849]

Maybe Ahsoka was just send back at a different time thought the door from a world between worlds. Maybe it's that easy.

[@maaaaaap]

we could see her at the end of the malachor episode entering the sith temple just after vader was limping out on the surface, so i doubt it

[@bobscomix]

I think it would be fitting that Thrawn would have survived the end of the Empire. He's also smart enough to realize that he likely would have been better off working with Ezra than against him. That said,I could see them eventually reaching common ground a you help me,I'll help you arrangement. Helping Thrawn unite the Chiss people and creating a lasting stability on his home planet could explain Ezras absence during the OT. there could also be limitations with reaching through the force as evidenced by Leia trying to reach Luke or Kylo in the ST

[@donovannotmyname7306]

Ezra, Thrawn and the remaining fleet spend years in the unknown regions fighting off an unknown species and having to scrounge for every little bolt and screw to keep the fleet going. When Ahsoka and Sabine find them it's just a rag tag fleet of modified freighters and parted together Star destroyers.

[@jeremybradley4301]

I have a pretty simple theory: Wherever he crash lands there isn't advanced enough technology for him to get back to lothol, that or it's because he told Sabine to come find him so she wouldn't really have a reason to check Lothol if she thinks/knows he isn't there. Idk I like my first theory better.

[@timothysmith6888]

what happened to the link?

[@darkteentitan2699]

I think they jumped to the Yuuzan Vong home planet

[@putt7515]

sometimes u gotta admit its just a tv show

[@gaxton4513]

I thought it was because Ahsoka was stuck on Malachor until someone found her

[@live2walk]

I'd like it if they start to work together against a common enemy, but Thrawn pushes Ezra over a line, so he flees and is on the run, trying to lay low on a planet that is a little more primitive and has no space travel. So, he's trying to lay low, but also a sort of roving monk/good guy. After a while, he befriends and mentors a force-sensitive kid. They could make it off the planet at some point... just wherever the story goes.

[@TheMedievalman9]

Wow! This was a late one! There are a number of reasons why she waited so long. First, of course, she had to wait where she was until the events that led to Ezra saving her could come to pass. So, that's two years right there waiting on Malachor. We can reasonably assume that she took that time to reflect on the events, herself, and possible future actions. This would be where our theories that she was doing research on the Force and past Force Using organisations would come into play. And this, I think, is why she waited so long. More on that in a moment. Second, once time caught up to Ezra entering the World Between Worlds, she would then need to wait until someone came along to rescue her. This, as you could imagine, could take some time, because not long after Ezra rescued her, the Civil War erupted into a full scale insurgency with the Rebellion and the Empire in total conflict with each other, and not just in small scale operations. Let's say this took at least a year before the Rebels could afford to send someone, due to having to evacuate Yavin Base, rebuild the Rebel fleet (you'd have to read the comics to get the full story on this), and recruit enough people to allow valuable personnel to step away from fighting the Empire's forces to go search for a spy that the vast majority of the Rebel forces would never have heard about (in my head, I imagine Mon Mothma sending Luke; Malachor is a former Sith stronghold, so who better than to send the closest thing to a Jedi they have to have the highest possibility of surviving such a world? Besides him wanting to meet someone who was a former Jedi, you know that Hera would also want in on that action, and fess up. You know you want to see a Luke/Hera team-up!). That leaves at least a three year gap, possibly three and a half years, between her rescue from Malachor and when she finally arrived on Lothal. So, what was she doing in all that time? The answer, I think, is obviously in her outfit in the Rebels finale epilogue. But this is where I think we're missing the forest for the trees. We've been so focused on her white robes as a metaphor for her growth in her powers. This is reasonable, and I sincerely believe is correct. This is a result of her exile on Malachor, and her subsequent absence from the rest of the Civil War. But now I'm wondering if her absence wasn't so much her wandering the galaxy in search of knowledge to increase her understanding and mastery of the Force; that was a (much welcome) secondary bonus. Rather, I wonder if her studies and reflections on Malachor led her to wandering the galaxy in search of a physical object, instead - the staff. I'm now wondering if we were deliberately mislead into focusing on her new outfit so that we didn't consider the importance of the staff in searching for Ezra, something that is vital to finding because without it finding Ezra would be impossible. What if that staff is some kind of wayfinder that was vital to finding their way through the space between the New Republic and where Ezra is, because without it they would be forced to go around it, something that could take years, or even decades?

[@subjectdelta7210]

He never returned because he got caught up with thrawns true fight in the unknownregon agents the grisk and he helps thrawn fight a far worse enemy than the empire in the unknown region

[@seanconley4579]

Ezra and Ahsoka could possibly be forming some new/splinter Jedi order. They both are not typical Jedi and Ahsoka herself is not a Jedi. If Ezra was discovered using a sith holocron in the republic era jedi order he would be exiled from the order. Although Ezra doesn’t use the dark side of the force he acts based on emotion, contrary to the Jedi code. Ezra is similar to Anakin in his desire to do what he believes is morally correct however Ezra is unwillingly to use the dark side of the force to accomplish this (after his run in with maul and finally the Bendu).

[@veronicashertoine1810]

I have a feeling Ahsoka can force ghost.

[@inquisitorialcandidate-1237]

I just have 1 question. Where does Ezra's message fit into all of this? Did he know what Ahsoka was going to do? Or was he just really wanted to troll Sabine with that message??

[@1991mrtbone]

Do you think they will ever me a seasons five of Star Wars rebels

[@dustytimmons8856]

i gotta theory, maybe ezra and thrawn jumped to some unknown planet & on this planet thrawn ordered the remaining troopers to track down ezra (because they were separated when the ship crashed) then find him and take him back to thrawn, and in this theory ezra is running for his life from them and someone comes through the shadows and retrieved him, bringing him to safety, that person would be mace windu. i feel like that would be a cool way to show that windu lived and to reintroduce him back into starwars?

[@danyyeltr4803]

god no

[@ktpatterson7446]

Maybe she knew she needed to wait til the war was over so they’d have more time to find him. Or she got busy doing something else and then linked up with Sabine when she was looking for Ezra

[@AlexAndR01]

I think it's because Ashoka needed someone's help with Searching Ezra. She knew she would not be able to start the search alone so she had to rely on someone who was close to Ezra, like Sabine. That is how The Rebels sequel might be establish :)

[@LawofMoses]

The force is not jedi, it is everywhere and available to those who feel it. She doesn't have to label herself a jedi to wield her power. Lol, how is it they assume she is more powerful because she wears a robe? It probably took Ashoka a long time to get off the planet Ezra left her on, so that might be why she took so long. Perhaps she did some studying and learned to utilize the world between worlds?

[@starwarsspeculation9846]

Hey there! Thanks for your thoughts. Dave Filoni did a series of Topps trading cards that show her entering what I assume is the World Between Worlds. There is also the fact that there were 3 inquisitors on the planet. All which had there own ship. Maul might of had a ship as well. So after visiting the WBW, she should have been able to leave the planet. Just my speculation 👍

[@LawofMoses]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 I still hope they will have enough sense to send Ashoka back to warn Anakin and reset Star Wars and go new that way, so much smarter.

[@LawofMoses]

@@starwarsspeculation9846 ah yes I forgot about their extra ships. Thanks

[@whereisezraa5825]

I thonk he is on Earth:)

[@moekhn]

the answer is simple.she couldnt mess with what was suppose to happen in the timeline. if she found ezra before he had to do what he had to do she would be dead

[@Timber_wolf85]

Ezra and Ahsoka weren't the only force users left other than Luke and Leia. What about Master Vos? His fate along with his family's is unknown. He too could be around somewhere.

[@brynstarkiller7419]

I’m sure that some Jedi and padawans escaped and sat out the galaxies issues while they regroup .The Force will tell them when to reveal themselves .I hope we’ll see one or more of them come to collect baby Yoda in the Mandalorian

[@nicgroenwoldt903]

wouldn't hunting down and killing the remaining jedi that the empire could find via inquisitors, bounty hunters, sith assassins, and even vader defeat the purpose of said survivors from actually laying low, if they're already being tracked down and slaughtered....only a few actually survived through those witch hunts in lore.

[@koroagami9456]

I think Ahsoka waited for so long was because of the galactic civil war so the force could have told Ahsoka the right time to save Ezra instead of doing in her own accord which could have mature repercussion which happened to the the Jedi order when they got themselves involved in the war.

[@danyyeltr4803]

Wasn't Ahsoka technically stranded on Malachor regardless

[@lokelion3753]

There were inquisitor tie fighters. Maul only took one of them

[@Titan-su4rs]

after Death Star bomb?

[@jeffstanley8290]

It may be dark , but what if Ezra didn't survive what if he died?

[@garrisoncooper91]

I liked the Vid

[@MJ-hp2kz]

Maybe Ezra could be training younger Jedi.

[@ajshdhenskaka]

Most likely this would have been explored in a book or comic but Disney found no one gave a shit about Rebels and dropped it. So once again fans are left trying to desperately make terrible media more watchable.

[@lawrencebrewer8769]

Perhaps they ended up in the Delta Quadrant and were turned into cybernetic humanoids ;-)

[@crisisamonginfinitedarthsa4220]

If she was listening to the will of the force, why didn't she pick up on Palpatine returning? I get why Luke didn't because he saw his father kill him.

[@BoandDebbieMulder]

If Ezra hadn't pulled her into the WBW, Ahsoka would most likely be dead. If she listened to the will of the Force, she would know that she could not interfere in any way with the war. The Force had already planned for Anakin to kill palpatine and she could not interfere.

[@karlharrison1499]

I thought maybe ezra stayed out of the war to hold thrawn at bay from returning to the war....

[@jamothegr8]

How can Ezra and Thrawn survive the jump and hyperspace travel when the windows were broken? they are now exposed to the vacuum of space. They are dead.

[@skullz3722]

What if Ezra is the true chosen one not Luke? He is the same age Luke, Ezra seems more connected and force sensitive as he grows up in rebels series.

[@Imperator_Prime]

Ahsoka's appearance in the epilogue is like 3 seconds long and literally all we see is that she's wearing a robe with a giant hood and carrying a stylized stick. To assert that she appears "much more powerful" only makes sense if you measure "power" in robes and sticks, which is some weird coding. She could be covering up burn scars to 90% of her body and needing the stick because she has debilitating arthritis in her hip. :-P

[@davidward7582]

What if thrawn gives Ezra manage captured lightsaber since his was left with chopper

[@davidward7582]

Kanans lightsaber

[@martinx5065]

Maybe cause she couldn't find a ride....

[@RentonElric85]

Ahsoka is no longer a Jedi is true. The same goes for Ezra, that he chose not to become a Jedi after the mission at the Jedi temple on Lothal.

[@anakinskywalker7917]

I say she had a vision, or went to the world between world's an knew Luke would save vader

[@undisclosed_branding9714]

Who knows...Ezras story confuses the shit out of me now. Like he can't be Snoke anymore can he? Because Snoke was rewritten to be a clone of the emperor. Or are the clones all of the original Snoke and Palatine just uses them as puppets?

[@moekhn]

i have a theory that ezra is luke

[@hiddenbread2728]

Where are the late bois at

[@roaringthunder115]

I still don’t like Sabine’s haircut. And maybe Ashoka is in hiding cuz she’s supposed to be dead.

[@johncabaniss1628]

Heres the thing, i still dont understand how the supposed all powerful jedi couldnt that there was the most powerful sith or magic user right under their noses? I know that the jedi temple was built on an old sith temple that they had knocked over in war , and they built the jedi temple over the old sith temple and supposedly cleansed it somehow, so why couldnt they recognize the emperor, they could feel those witches on dathamier, and the emperor was much closer than that? Just curious , can u help me out?

[@ulisesmendoza8112]

👍

[@MrBeaulieu]

Ezra became Snoke...

[@hfjtrytry9216]

the force doesnt even care about luke or anakin lol Neither of them actually stopped the sith, they simply postponed it, the fact palpatine survived proves this to be true

[@Rory695]

Only cause disney fucked up canon by bringing palpatine back

[@Turtles21]

Yuo*

[@Krfluggs32Designs]

Hello am I first? Well hello there

[@spongy2859]

*because ashoka lazy*

[@sensey07]

Why exactly is Ezra so important to Ahsoka? They were not exactly close. Which is why the whole "world between worlds" gimmick is so unnecessary.

[@_saul9747]

Choosen isn’t a word ...