Old friends team up to fight new foes in a surprising clash of good versus evil.
Ahsoka Tano debuted in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars and has since become one of the saga’s most beloved characters. Now, the former Jedi’s own live-action series, Ahsoka, has arrived on Disney+. In “Ahsoka Analyzed,” StarWars.com picks its highlights for each episode. Grab your lightsabers and join us for the journey.
There are two words on all of our minds after the latest episode of Ahsoka.
Anakin. Skywalker.
The Jedi has returned — from a certain point of view, at least — in “Part Four: Fallen Jedi,” now streaming on Disney+. And although it’s a surprise to be sure, and a welcome one, it was just one of the exciting moments in this week’s installment. With three different lightsaber battles, Hera Syndulla proving she’ll always be a rebel, and Huyang being Huyang, it’s hard to pick our favorites. Here are just five highlights…
Check out the new poster and get details on how you can experience the next episode of Ahsoka on the big screen in a city near you on September 12.
Ahsoka must confront her former Master, Anakin Skywalker.
The new midseason poster for Ahsoka, the new Disney+ series, was revealed today to mark a special event next week at movie theaters across the globe.
On September 12, at 5 p.m. PST, fans in 10 cities across the United States — including Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, Boston, and Orlando — will get the opportunity to see episode 5 of Ahsoka ahead of its premiere on Disney+. Screenings will also be held in three international cities: London, UK; Bangkok, Thailand; and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Limited seating. Subject to availability.
For a chance to snag your free ticket, visit the official fan event site for more details!
To celebrate the story so far, take a closer look at the new midseason poster below…
See stills from the episode and new character posters!
Ahsoka is here! Every week, StarWars.com’s “Ahsoka Extras” will collect a bounty of additional content for each episode of the Disney+ Original series.
Spoiler warning: This article features imagery and details about the story of the Ahsoka episode “Part Three: Time to Fly.”
Part Three of Ahsoka, “Time to Fly,” finds Ahsoka, Sabine, and Huyang in pursuit of Morgan Elsbeth’s forces. See below for character posters inspired by the episode, now streaming on Disney+, and stills from this exciting installment…
Ahsoka and Sabine regroup, while Morgan Elsbeth finalizes her plot
Ahsoka Tano debuted in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars and has since become one of the saga’s most beloved characters. Now, the former Jedi’s own live-action series, Ahsoka, has arrived on Disney+. In “Ahsoka Analyzed,” StarWars.com picks its highlights for each episode. Grab your lightsabers and join us for the journey.
It’s not easy being a Jedi. Or training to become one.
Ahsoka, Sabine, and Huyang continue their quest in Part Three of Ahsoka, “Time to Fly,” as well as their reconciliation. They pick up Sabine’s training while preparing for another round with Morgan Elsbeth’s forces. Offering insights into the relationships between teachers and students, and some killer action, “Time to Fly” moves our heroes and their mission forward in ways thoughtful and thrilling. Here are five highlights…
StarWars.com catches up with Hasbro designer Chris Reiff about bringing the iconic starship to toy collectors.
The Ghost was first introduced in the animated Star Wars Rebels as the ship and home base for the new heroes of the Spectre crew. Piloted by Hera Syndulla, the Ghost went on missions across the galaxy, helping to build a burgeoning Rebellion in the early days of its fight against the Empire. The Ghost quickly became a fan favorite and a character itself, much like the Millennium Falcon before it.
Since then, it’s been glimpsed briefly in live-action, both at the Yavin IV base during Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and at the Battle of Exegol in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. But it has not appeared in its full glory in live-action until now, with the Ahsoka series on Disney+. And the Ghost is coming to life in another major way…
In celebration of the new Disney+ series, Ahsoka Tano, Sabine Wren, Hera Syndulla, Chopper, and more are headed to toy shelves soon
We’re ready to join Clan Wren.
During today’s Hasbro Ahsoka Fanstream, we got our first look at toys and collectibles celebrating the new Star Wars series Ahsoka, which premiered on Disney+ last week, including a new premium electronic helmet styled after Sabine Wren’s artistic bucket; new 6-inch scale figures of Professor Huyang, Ezra Bridger, and Chopper; 3.75-inch scale figures of General Hera Syndulla and Morgan Elsbeth; and new Retro Collection entries depicting Ahsoka Tano, Sabine, Marrok, and more! Take a closer look at the full list below…
The mission begins! Ahsoka is here, kicking off with “Part One: Master and Apprentice,” now streaming on Disney+. Ahsoka Tano begins continues her search for Grand Admiral Thrawn, Sabine Wren joins the fight, and new villains rise. See below for character posters inspired by the episode, as well as stills!…
It was never going to be easy. Ahsoka continues with “Part 2: Toil and Trouble,” now streaming on Disney+, as Ahsoka and Sabine regroup. Having lost the map to Thrawn and Ezra, the duo finds new, troubling information as they pick up the pieces of the mission — and their friendship. See below for character posters inspired by the episode, as well as stills!…
5 Highlights from “Part One: Master and Apprentice”
For Ahsoka Tano and a generation of Star Wars fans, this has been a long time coming.
Introduced 15 years ago in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, Ahsoka (voiced by Ashley Eckstein) was the spunky Padawan of Anakin Skywalker. She grew up over the course of the show — with her audience — and a devoted following emerged. The character returned in Star Wars Rebels, to much delight, playing a key role in the formation of the Rebel Alliance and tussling with her former Master, now Darth Vader. Ahsoka would pop up again in various storytelling, including a jump to live-action in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett. Played by Rosario Dawson, this Ahsoka was both sage and warrior, with a commanding presence on the screen. And now here we are.
Ahsoka has arrived on Disney+, the brainchild of executive producer, writer, and director Dave Filoni — co-creator of Ahsoka Tano alongside George Lucas, and shepherd of The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, as well as a key creative force behind The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett. As such, Ahsoka continues not just the story of the title character, but that of the Ghost crew from Star Wars Rebels. (And to see them in live-action is kind of amazing.)
With “Master and Apprentice,” the first episode of Ahsoka, Tano is picking up her search for Grand Admiral Thrawn and Ezra Bridger, both last seen disappearing into space (courtesy of hyperspace-traveling purrgil creatures) at the end of Star Wars Rebels. But old wounds remain for Sabine Wren, Ahsoka’s former Jedi student, and powerful new enemies emerge in Baylan Skoll and his apprentice Shin Hati. More than just an opening act, “Master and Apprentice” delivers emotional stakes, stellar action, and a classic Star Wars tone in cinematic feel and dialogue. Here are five highlights…
Double, double, “Toil and Trouble.” We sense a presence we haven’t felt in some time, as Morgan Elsbeth utilizes Dathomir magick to aide in her search for Grand Admiral Thrawn in the second episode of Ahsoka, now streaming on Disney+. And while she looks to reconnect with the Heir to the Empire, Ahsoka Tano, Hera Syndulla, and Chopper chase down an Imperial remnant of their own while trying to piece together what Elsbeth is really up to with that giant hyperdrive. Star Wars Rebels fans will recognize the moment where Sabine and Ahsoka reunite, ready to find their friend, but you don’t have to have watched the animated series to understand the complicated relationship between Master and apprentice, beautifully explored through their tense interactions in the series so far. Here are five highlights…
Find out how to play as the fan-favorite character.
Ahsoka Tano is journeying from the galaxy far, far away to the world of Fortnite, it was announced today. On September 26, the modern Star Wars icon will become unlockable with a purchase of the current Season’s Battle Pass.
Ahsoka’s inclusion is the latest in a series of crossovers between Lucasfilm Games and Fortnite, with previous collaborations having seen Kylo Ren, Boba Fett, and prequel characters join the game. Ahsoka’s appearance in Fortnite follows the character’s breakout in her own live-action series, Ahsoka, which premiered August 22 on Disney+…
The two-episode premiere is now streaming on Disney+
Ahsoka Tano has arrived.
The first two episodes of Ahsoka, the new Disney+ series, premiered on the streaming service today. Created by Dave Filoni, the series stars Rosario Dawson as the former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she investigates an emerging threat to a vulnerable galaxy after the fall of the Empire. Dawson is joined by Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine Wren, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Hera Syndulla, Diana Lee Inosanto reprising her role as Morgan Elsbeth, Ray Stevenson as Baylan Skoll, Ivanna Sakhno as Shin Hati, Eman Esfandi as Ezra Bridger, David Tennant as Huyang, and Lars Mikkelsen as Grand Admiral Thrawn…
The innovative release from Hasbro has been honored with a nod in the Toy of the Year Awards.
Our favorite grumpy astromech has reason to make some happy beeps!
Hasbro’s Star Wars Chatter Back Chopper Animatronic has been nominated for Action Figure of the Year in the Toy of the Year Awards, it was announced this week by the Toy Association. Inspired by the Ahsoka live-action series on Disney+, the toy features character design and weathered deco based on his look in the show. Even more fun comes from interactivity, as Chopper springs to life with more than 40 sound and movement combinations, unlocked by pressing the button on his body, posing his front arm, or by making sounds of your own. But Chop needs your help!…
The Mandalorian warrior who once wielded the Darksaber is poised to join Ahsoka Tano on her next adventure in Ahsoka the series.
Sabine Wren is an incredibly cool character, even by incredibly cool Mandalorian standards. A graffiti artist, explosives expert, and Darksaber wielder who is loyal, strong-willed and free-spirited, Sabine won many fans during the four seasons of Star Wars Rebels.
As we get ready for Sabine’s live-action debut in Ahsoka, the series debuting on Disney+ August 22, it’s the perfect time to look back at some of her greatest moments, which made us fall in love with the rebellious Mandalorian in the first place…
Just can’t wait until August 23 to watch Ahsoka? Turns out you won’t have to!
Ahsoka Tano is getting a head start on her latest adventure.
The two-episode premiere of Ahsoka will now arrive on Tuesday, August 22 at 6 p.m. PT on Disney+, it was announced today — one day earlier than originally scheduled. Subsequent episodes in the Original series will debut on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. PT, as well. (A Jedi can never start a mission too early.)
Set after the fall of the Empire, Ahsoka will follow the former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she investigates an emerging threat to a vulnerable galaxy…
Find out when the next batch of tales — including a Life Day special — arrives on Disney Junior and Disney+.
Kai, Lys, and Nubs are back.
Our favorite younglings and their friends will return when new episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures arrive November 8 on Disney Junior and Disney+, it was announced today. Among the upcoming installments is a Life Day special, which finds series stars Kai, Lys, and Nubs, along with Masters Yoda and Zia, on a trip to Kashyyyk to celebrate and learn more about the Wookiees’ holiday traditions. In addition, even more episodes of Young Jedi Adventures Season 1 are confirmed for 2024…
Are you a rebel, a Jedi, or something else entirely? Find out now…
Ahsoka Tano inhabited many roles in her life. As Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan, she learned the ways of the Force from one of the best in the Jedi Order. During the Clone Wars, she commanded entire battalions of soldiers in the fight to defend the Republic. And after she walked away from the Jedi and the Empire took control, Ahsoka Tano became a spy for the rebellion. As she enters a new chapter in Ahsoka, the new series on Disney+, we’re wondering: which Ahsoka are you? You don’t have to look tough to be tough, but you do have to take this quiz to find the answer…
The ancient Besalisk ponders loss and hope in this short story.
For Dexter Jettster, there’s a weight that comes with experience.
From a Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi arrives August 29, a celebration of 40 years of Episode VI, and the latest in a series of books featuring short stories told from the perspectives of supporting characters. StarWars.com is excited to present an excerpt from “The Veteran” by Adam Lance Garcia, which finds the usually jovial Dexter —friend of Obi-Wan Kenobi and proprietor of a popular Coruscant diner in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones — reflecting on what’s been lost in the battle against the Empire. Even in the wake of victory…
The writer-artist, Peach Momoko, will tell an original tale, kicking off a series of stories from different creators
Superstar comics creator Peach Momoko is being set free in the galaxy far, far away.
StarWars.com is thrilled to announce that Momoko will helm a new Star Wars: Visions one-shot from Marvel, writing and drawing her own original story. Currently titled Star Wars: Visions – Peach Momoko #1, the issue will be the first in a new series of tales from comics creators untethered to previous Star Wars storytelling, very much in the spirit of Lucasfilm’s animated anthology of the same name.
“I really enjoy thinking about how to tell my own version of Star Wars, while keeping in mind the concepts of the original universe,” Momoko tells StarWars.com…
The star of the upcoming Disney+ show has a storied past in the galaxy far, far away.
Ahsoka Tano may no longer consider herself a Jedi, but her many adventures remain some of the most exciting and important tales of any Force user in the Star Wars galaxy.
In the lead-up to the August 23 two-episode premiere of Ahsoka on Disney+, StarWars.com is taking a look at just 10 of her greatest moments in celebration of a modern Star Wars icon…
Explore Ahsoka Tano’s journey so far with these tales from animation and live-action, as chosen by StarWars.com’s Kristin Baver
Ahsoka Tano is about to take the spotlight in Ahsoka, the new Disney+ series. While Ahsoka will be a great jumping-on point for all fans, the titular hero also has a rich history that you can explore (or revisit) right now.
Watch or rewatch these 10 episodes — from Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, and The Mandalorian — and then ignite your lightsabers and get ready for the two-episode premiere of Ahsoka on August 23…
Read an excerpt of Star Wars Insider’s in-depth chat with comics legend Walt Simonson, whose contributions to Marvel’s original Star Wars titles made a major impact.
From Beilert Valance to Plif the Hoojib, comic artist and writer Walt Simonson had a hand in creating some of the most memorable and wackiest Star Wars characters for Marvel’s original run of Star Wars comics. In this excerpt from Brandon Wainerdi’s interview with the legendary creator, available in Star Wars Insider #220 (hitting stores on August 15), Simonson tells of the beginnings of his own Star Wars saga.
Legendary comic scribe and artist Walt Simonson remembers his time on Marvel’s Star Wars comics very fondly. Not just for the camaraderie with other creators he enjoyed during that time but also for the sheer joy of creating memorable stories that still stand out in the minds of fans. What was it that drew him to work on Star Wars?…
The writer and artist who created Darth Vader and Son shares insights and pages from his take on Din Djarin and Grogu, arriving on shelves later this year.
Of course, Din Djarin would modify his beskar armor to amuse young Grogu with an on-the-go bubble machine.
At least that’s true in the world of Jeffrey Brown, the artist and writer who has brought such farcical tales as Darth Vader and Son and Vader’s Little Princess to the page, reimagining a world where Vader got to raise Luke and Leia…
The creators behind the Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 short discuss their tale of siblings on the run.
Star Wars: Visions Volume 2’s look to global perspectives brought in 88 Pictures, who took the opportunity to highlight Indian culture in “The Bandits of Golak” through music, setting, character design, and more. The seventh episode of Volume 2 follows the story of Force-sensitive Rani and her brother Charuk as they make their way across the desert world of Golak. The siblings have left home in an effort to hide Rani’s abilities from the Empire and face difficulties on their journey to their final destination — a motel at the end of a tense train ride.
When it came to finding a springboard for “The Bandits of Golak,” director Ishan Shukla dug into his own experience. “The direct inspiration comes from some of my personal experiences. From the early concepts, it was clear that having an India-inspired train and a highway dhaba [motel] would make this a memorable and unique spectacle,” Shukla tells StarWars.com. “So with those two pillars in mind, I started retro-fitting the siblings’ journey in the script.”…
Check out the collection of digital posters featuring heroes and villains from the upcoming Disney+ series.
Ahsoka and friends (and enemies) are here.
The two-episode premiere of Ahsoka arrives August 23 on Disney+, and we have a new look at some of the series’ heroes and villains! Lucasfilm and Disney released today new Ahsoka character posters, featuring striking portraits of Ahsoka Tano, Sabine Wren, Hera Syndulla, Morgan Elsbeth, Baylan Skoll, and Shin Hati.
Set after the fall of the Empire, Ahsoka will follow the former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano as she investigates an emerging threat to a vulnerable galaxy.
For more on Ahsoka, watch or rewatch the latest trailer for the series, explore a gallery of props on display last month at San Diego Comic-Con 2023, and check out StarWars.com’s recap of the Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 panel dedicated to the series. You can see the posters in the gallery below…
The mastermind of Marvel’s horror-fueled Star Wars crossover event speaks with StarWars.com.
From beeping astromechs like R2-D2 to the tiniest of rolling companions like D-0, the trusty droids of Star Wars truly keep the galaxy running. But what happens when you cannot trust any of them? With today’s release of Marvel’s Star Wars: Dark Droids #1, the kickoff of an epic crossover among the publisher’s mainline Star Wars titles, readers will very quickly find out the answer. To celebrate its launch, StarWars.com spoke with writer Charles Soule about this terrifying new tale…
Cool down by staying inside and revisiting some of the best vintage Star Wars games.
The summer might be winding down, but it’s still hot out there! If you’re looking to beat the heat, here’s a suggestion: hit the couch and play some classic Star Wars video games.
Transport yourself to a galaxy far, far away with five of these titles, most newly remastered for whatever modern system you may have at home…
For Star Wars: Visions Volume 2, Lucasfilm partnered with studios from around the world to create new interpretations of the galaxy far, far away like none seen before. And now you can explore those stories with StarWars.com’s official, exclusive Episode Guides.
In every Episode Guide, you can enjoy a story gallery, featuring the main events of each installment; go inside the episode with a trivia gallery, which includes behind-the-scenes insights and Easter eggs (Did you know that a 1980s Kenner toy vehicle inspired tanks seen in “The Spy Dancer?” Now you do, and you can find out which one!) right from the creators; and view a concept art gallery, showcasing the evolution of the short’s designs. Plus, you’ll find an archive of StarWars.com’s interviews with Volume 2 directors, episodic highlights, and videos. Check out the Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 Episode Guides at the links below…
Marvel’s Star Wars: Dark Droids, this summer’s comics crossover epic, picks up following the events of Star Wars: Hidden Empire, in which Qi’ra attempted to use an ancient device to disrupt the Sith’s powers. She failed, and in doing so may have unleashed another evil into the galaxy.
In StarWars.com’s first look at Dark Droids #1, something has awakened in the artifact employed by Qi’ra. And it seems preoccupied with droids…
The main Dark Droids miniseries will be helmed by writer Charles Soule and artist Luke Ross, and the story will spin off into Marvel’s regular Star Wars comics. Dark Droids #1 arrives August 2 and is available for pre-order now on ComiXology and at your local comic shop…
The Massive Entertainment creative director shares more about turning the galaxy far, far away into an open world.
It’s not easy for our favorite scoundrels to navigate the Star Wars underworld, but it sure looks like fun. Thankfully, Star Wars Outlaws, the first ever open-world Star Wars game from Massive Entertainment in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games, promises to let players experience all the shady deals, backstabbing, and blaster shootouts for themselves. Coming in 2024 for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, Star Wars Outlaws puts fans in the role of Kay Vess, an up-and-comer in the seedy side of the galaxy. Following the game’s announcement in June that revealed a first look at gameplay, a new behind-the-scenes featurette just premiered at San Diego Comic-Con 2023 during a dedicated panel. To mark the occasion, StarWars.com spoke at length with creative director Julian Gerighty, discussing why the team chose the scoundrel archetype for the game, how Kay and her companion Nix will work together, and if there’s more to ND-5’s trench coat…
The Vintage Collection toy would be the largest ship the brand has built since Jabba’s barge set sail in 2019.
Get ready for your 3.75-inch scale action figures to join the rebels from Lothal.
The Ghost, the starship and home base of Captain Hera Syndulla first seen in Star Wars Rebels, will be the next HasLab Star Wars offering, Hasbro and Lucasfilm announced today. Sculpted to match its appearance in the forthcoming Ahsoka series, the Ghost will need 8,000 backers during the crowdfunding starting today at noon and ending September 6 to be put into production.
In addition to the ship — measuring over 28 inches by 34 inches and sitting at over 11 inches tall with the capacity to hold up to 15 figures — the toy would come with The Phantom II shuttle, an exclusive carded Hera Syndulla from Star Wars Rebels, and other interactive parts and accessories. The newest ship aiming to join The Vintage Collection fleet was just one of many new reveals including figures from The Black Series, The Vintage Collection, The Retro Collection, and more! Here are 25 new items announced during the convention…
Check out photos of stunning artifacts from the upcoming Disney+ series.
At San Diego Comic-Con 2023, fans are getting a sneak peek at the world of Ahsoka. The Lucasfilm Pavilion is hosting an exhibit of props, costumes, and behind-the-scenes elements from the series, arriving August 23 on Disney+. Among the many items on display are an adorable Loth-cat puppet, Ahsoka maquette, and Sabine’s grand mural of the Ghost crew — originally seen in Star Wars Rebels and recreated for the show. If you couldn’t make it to SDCC, StarWars.com has you covered: browse the gallery below to see the Ahsoka showcase for yourself!…
