The end of Star Wars: Ahsoka The first season saw Ahsoka, Ezra and Sabine trying to stop Grand Admiral Thrawn. But, despite their best efforts, Thrawn ended up escaping, and his last taunting words in the episode were “Long live the Empire.” The villain will attempt to re-establish imperial rule.
He ends up traveling to their homeworld of Dathomir, and from there we get a preview of what Thrawn’s final sinister plan to resurrect the Empire is. The end of the episode showed us the hold of Thrawn’s Star Destroyer, the Chimaera, and it was full of coffins, and all of those coffins contain bodies. These are probably Dathomirian bodies.
These deceased people will be created to become Thrawn’s new Imperial army. An imperial army of the dead, which means Star Wars he’s about to become a zombie, and I freaking love it! It seems very clear to me that this army will be raised from the dead by the Great Mothers, just as they did with the Night Troopers. Star Wars will introduce an entire army of the undead! So tough.
At the moment, we have no idea when Thrawn’s twisted plan will be put into action. Will we have to wait until Ahsoka season 2? Will the story continue to unfold in The Mandalorian season 4? We’ll just have to wait and see.
One thing we know is that Ahsoka, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Skeleton Crew are all set in the same time period and it all leads up to the big Star Wars movie that Dave Filoni will direct, which is for sure. to see the New Republic battle Thrawn’s Zombie Empire. Things are about to get really awesome!
Launched actor Lars Mikkelsen We previously talked about what makes Thrawn such an interesting villain, and that his mind is what makes him such a formidable foe to Ahsoka and the other characters:
“That guy, he doesn’t have strength. He’s not a Jedi, he’s not a superhero of any kind, but he has brains. He’s got all that in that sense. How does he deal with characters like Ahsoka, Sabine, and all these other people that we’ll see and maybe antagonize us in the live-action series? I think, I mean, what I mean, his superpower is his mind, which is really always like seven steps ahead of everyone. And in that sense they’re even ahead of everyone. of you as an audience, I think. So that’s what you expect.”
Writer, director and producer Dave Filoni also spoke about Thrawn, explaining what distinguishes him from the iconic Star Wars villain Darth Vader, comparing him to the Sherlock Holmes character, Moriarty:
“The genius of Thrawn is that he’s not Darth Vader. He doesn’t even try to be. He doesn’t have the Force. But he’s intelligent and calculating. He’s like a Moriarty, he’ll out-think you and make a chess move.” you, so these are the things I really liked.”
We have certainly seen all of this Ahsoka! What do you think about all this!?
by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant
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