That's the likeliest explanation. If that's the case, I'm fine with waiting.They may have had a delay as the actors and such wouldn't have been available for interviews or voice overs during the strikes.
Oh yeah, that would make sense.They may have had a delay as the actors and such wouldn't have been available for interviews or voice overs during the strikes.
I've honestly never been in any doubt that season 2 was happening ever since some of the crew gifts for season 1 popped up on ebay last year. Some literally had "Ahsoka; Season 1" plastered all over them. Bit of a giveaway. Still it's nice to get an official confirmation, even if it seems a little late.Buried under the news of the Mando/Grogu movie is that Ahsoka season 2 is officially in development.
https://www.starwars.com/news/the-mandalorian-and-grogu
Sounds good.Buried under the news of the Mando/Grogu movie is that Ahsoka season 2 is officially in development.
https://www.starwars.com/news/the-mandalorian-and-grogu
You know between that image and this one Dave posted going on 5 years ago now . . .
Eventually? Those two couldn't even go a whole day without something going sideways. Probably had to fight a nest of giant spider-wolves just climbing over the Son's head.Well Ashoka the White and her Padawan Sabine of Mandalore should get up to shenanigans eventually.
I think we moved past the emotionless Ashoka by the end of season 1. I expect more from her in season 2.Can't wait to see the character of emotionless robot Ashoka Tano sleepwalk through eight more episodes of television.
Indeed, that was basically her whole character arc for the first half of that season. Anyone that didn't clock the shift in her attitude and demeanour after the WBW vision thing clearly couldn't have been paying attention!I think we moved past the emotionless Ashoka by the end of season 1. I expect more from her in season 2.
I know we have. This has been a part of Ahsoka's arc since she appeared in the episode of the Mandalorian first, the Book of Boba Fett. She is on a journey of making peace with a rather painful past, not being a Jedi, not wanting to become like what made Anakin in to Vader, yet not able to shake that past. She has strong defensives because that's her only way to cope.I think we moved past the emotionless Ashoka by the end of season 1. I expect more from her in season 2.
Which is why I watch her eyes.As a side note; people should understand that her whole forehead is a make-up appliance, and Rosario has mentioned that it limits her expressiveness.
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