I think the only big nugget we get is the fact Baylan knew Anakin well enough to be told about Ahoska...and yet seemingly never met her before.
It feels like a deliberate echoing of Dooku's line to Obi-Wan about how Qui-Gon spoke very highly of him. Similarly; it means Qui-Gon met with Dooku while Obi-Wan was his apprentice, but without him being present.
Also it's not like Padawans and their Masters are surgically joined at the hip. We've seen Ahsoka on missions without Anakin and visa versa. Plenty of opportunities for those two to meet sans Snips.
I also can't remember if Ahsoka ever openly spoke about Anakin to Hera before (or anyone else from the Ghost crew aside from maybe Ezra or Kanan).
We never really saw Ahsoka speak to or interact with any of the non-Jedi Ghost crew all that much. That said,
she was open about it with Ezra, and I see no reason why Hera couldn't know. it's not like she had a reason to hide it.
Could that be Eighth Brother in the dark forest with the spinning double saber?
Hands and feet suggest not; but it wouldn't be the first time a design has changed in the transition between mediums.
Still no sign of Zeb but we get our first glimpse of Thrawn's face!
It is rather ironic that he's the only surviving Spectre not in the trailer given we've already seen him in live action.
which admittedly I have not seen all of.
Well thare's ya problem!
Yeah, that was my underlining meaning. How publicly known is it that Anakin became Darth Vader at this point? And if it is publicly known, are there people who don't trust Ahsoka because she was once his apprentice, even though she left the Order before he fell (wouldn't be the first time people irrationally hated another simply for association)?
The novel 'Bloodlines' cover it. Short version: nobody outside the family knew until right before the ST, where Leia got outed. (Mon Mothma seems to have suspected though.)
Reminds me of the Valley of the Jedi plot from Dark Forces II.
The art looks a little like the menu & loading screens too . . . kinda.
Wow, surprising. Though the E-Wing was a crowd favorite.
Maybe, but I always hated it. Something about the wings and the placement of the engines makes it look sad. Like it's carrying it's shopping home in the rain or something.
That said, I'm not going to watch any TV spots or scene clips. Two trailers is enough to sate my thirst. For now.
My self control for those is pretty good since they are typically just the same footage from the trailer over and over again, but sometimes with maybe one or two slightly different shots. The drip-feed of it all doesn't appeal to me, so I prefer to skip them.
I noticed that as well. Still, a great way to showcase the main players in a quick sequence in space.
And a reminder not to take trailer footage at face value!
