AHSOKA Season Finale Run-Time Revealed Along With Rumored Details - Possible SPOILERS

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@LilJimmy - I would have gone for this in a heartbeat. I would have just kept it as Mara Jade and not given her the other name at all. Mara is too cool of a character to be changed like that.

But I like Rey being a clone of Luke and being a new version of Luuke without saying it. Because Luuke sucked in the novels. But like you said, Rey could have then been an actual Skywalker instead of completely insulting the Skywalker legacy by allowing a goddamned Palpatine to take on the name.

@DevilsDreams - But as Kathleen Kennedy said, “Every one of these movies is a particularly hard nut to crack. There’s no source material. We don’t have comic books. We don’t have 800-page novels. We don’t have anything..."

@Crtdacct2say -
Cause the show wasted so much time and is poorly paced with little/nothing happening for multiple episodes.

@ClintThaHamster -
What is it with people going to moronic extremes with examples?

To be blunt, the action is one of the worst parts of Ahsoka, it's all meaningless padding with no stakes. Characters are stabbed with lightsabers and back the next episode, most the enemies are undeveloped being droids or simply non-characters.

I'm after strong writing, good pacing, consistent and logical character development. Disney+ Star Wars shows think the only way to ensure you stay subscribed to their platform long enough is to avoid satisfying you, to have everything be meaningless padding until the final episode so that they can tease a season 2.

A lightsaber battle should be engaging because it should have a consequence, every lightsaber battle in the first six films had consequence. Spaceships attacking a spaceship fly closeby in order for space lightsaber action. Literal magic, just straight-up unexplained magic with no rules or consistency, is now in the series.

@ClintThaHamster -
The Lightsaber fights need more weight, choreography is definitely a factor, but I feel the writing needs to reflect the tension of the fight. These are weapons where one false move should result in severe injury or death.

At minimum it should have been clarified that Shin Hati viewed Sabine as weak and wanted her to suffer, intentionally causing her an injury that she'd survive from. This adds a layer of menace to Hati as she's actively wanting to torture her victims and adds an interesting dynamic when compared to Baylan Skoll who is seemingly trying to uphold a level of honor initially.

The initial injury caused by the Lightsaber should have resulted in Sabine being out of action for a majority of the season in critical condition. This could cause Ahsoka to have a crisis of faith in her abilities, prompting her to question her legacy, will Sabine die like all those she led in the Clone Wars or will Sabine potentially hate her for not being there resulting in her choosing the dark side making her think of Anakin. Sabine could then return to save Ahsoka when Ahsoka is knocked off the cliff and the remainder of the series can have them putting aside their differences and Sabine making up for her mistakes, in doing so removing her guilt and allowing her to use the force.

"Star Wars has always been more Fantasy than SciFi. Until Midichlorians, the Force was simply magic, and the people that wield it were wizards."

I agree to an extent, those films were not planned so it ended up just building on what seemed cool at the time, but by this point we are around 50 hours of live-action content in and we should have established that system now with a set of rules of what the force can do and what it cannot do. Instead they keep just introducing new aspects and it's ended up making the force just a vague concept which is whatever the writers desire - and because the writers are not the most competent, they often screw it up.

The Nightsister aspect just complicates things more because what are the limits of their powers? How does it scale with the usage of the Force by light/dark side users?

It does not help that Ahsoka is trying this weird blend between using the Clone Wars series as canon and just ignoring or altering aspect when it does not suite the plot - such as Thrawn and Ezra being in the same location, in the same room, of the same ship - yet the series has Ezra somewhere escape from Thrawn with no explanation? Doesn't really demonstrate Thrawn as particularly smart/intelligent if that happened and he cannot find him after however many years it has been.

@TyrantBossMedia - …mando? Boba? Grogu?

@TyrantBossMedia - he is still alive isn’t he? He’s isn’t dead. And it was setting up a storyline down the way.

Grogu isn’t dead and has appeared in numerous properties. And is the most popular character or the newer properties.

And Boba fett has a whole show to him.

Also Andor is a huge show and Obi wan.

And only Ahsoka? And maybe Acoylte? Rey was the main character of the last trilogy. But before then we had two men as the main characters. And the girls were just there.

@TyrantBossMedia - Go cry to Andrew Tate or Jordan Petersen about it.

@Blergh - And go talk to Disney and its shareholders about how that’s working out,
Disney is losing its ass and the Star Wars brand is dying.
You bleeding hearts don’t understand business

@TyrantBossMedia - So it's female main characters that are destroying business, I see.

@Blergh -
They went to another galaxy and absolutely nothing has changed.