Ahsoka from The Clone Wars will return in Season 2 thanks to Anakin Skywalker

The second season of Ahsoka will feature a new arc for the main character, based on Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Moreover, the action takes place approximately 30 years after the events of the animated show.

Rosario Dawson told (via The Direct) at Comic-Con Scotland that Ahsoka would "relax" and "get back to joy": "In the beginning she had more confidence in herself and was a little more deadpan. I like that she relaxes, her joy will return.”

Dawson attributes Ahsoka's relief to her interaction with Anakin Skywalker in Season 1, who appeared to her as a Force ghost in Between Worlds to teach her life lessons. Dawson said those interactions "were very important":

I think those moments with Hayden [Christensen] were very important for the character to heal. And I really like it. I think that in the second season we will be able to explore this topic much more.

The star added that viewers will see the Jedi "working a little more in the community." This will be a big change for Ahsoka, who has spent most of her time in isolation acting like a lone wolf.

Star Wars Confirms Anakin Was Right About the Jedi

After 47 years, Star Wars has finally admitted that Anakin Skywalker was right in betraying the Jedi. Audiences tend to take the story of his fall to the dark side for granted, but over the decades, George Lucas has reconsidered his views.

Originally, Lucas did not intend for the Jedi to prohibit attachments. Marriage was the norm for the Jedi, and Anakin and Padmé's marriage was done openly. Plans have changed, as have Anakin's motives... and, ironically, it increasingly appears that Anakin had dark thoughts regarding the Jedi.

The authors of Star Wars Outlaws and The Division were laid off

News of Massive Entertainment's "voluntary career transition program" has gone viral, but behind the elegant language there's more to the story than just a boring restructuring. If you dig deeper, it becomes obvious: this is nothing more than the consequences of the Star Wars Outlaws fiasco and another reminder of Ubisoft's deep economic zigzags.

Let's figure out what's really behind this mysterious newspeak - maybe it's just a plan to create a new cult in the gaming industry?

Jar Jar Binks is back

Yesterday at Comic Con in New York, Marvel presented Star Wars: Jar Jar Binks #1 - a one-shot entirely dedicated to the most controversial hero of a distant galaxy.

The main intrigue of the issue is that one of the stories was co-authored by Ahmed Best, the actor who voiced Jar Jar Binks in the prequels and played Jedi Kelleran Beck in the show Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge and the 20th episode of The Mandalorian. The plot will revolve around these two heroes.

Star Wars Eclipse status updated - 4 years have passed since the announcement

The Star Wars game, announced in 2021, has received an update in development.

The franchise has experienced a slight decline in the last decade. Following the new trilogy of films, the films are mostly being developed on Disney+. Soon, a galaxy far, far away will return to the big screen, but things are mixed with games.

It seemed that the brand would regularly release blockbusters, but recently we only received Star Wars Jedi and Star Wars Outlaws. Several other games were cancelled, while others were delayed in development. One such project is Star Wars Eclipse.

The announcement took place at The Game Awards in 2021. This will be the first game set exclusively during the Rise of the Republic era. Moreover, Eclipse is expected to involve making choices that shape the story.

The next Star Wars won't be part of canon

Lucasfilm's next project will not expand the Star Wars universe, offering a unique take on the franchise.

The line between canon and non-canon has been quite blurred for a long time. Everything changed after the studio became part of Disney. However, experiments with “Star Wars” did not stop there.

The third season of the Star Wars: Visions anthology series will officially premiere on Disney+ later this month. Fans will receive new storylines, and some stories will be continued.

Actor Cameron Monaghan calls Cal Kestis his favorite character of his entire career.

Actor Cameron Monaghan said that Cal Kestis, the protagonist of the acclaimed games Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, is his favorite character of his entire career. The announcement was made during a recent special screening of the new season of the animated miniseries LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past, which premiered last month on Disney Plus.

Our games are generally aimed at adults, and Cal often finds himself in dangerous situations and experiencing existential angst. It was nice to have fun with him and relax.

- the actor added, referring to the appearance of Cal Kestis in two episodes of the children's LEGO series.