Originally posted by ares834How would it be forcing? Her entire personality and character would jump at the chance to **** the Empire up the ass whatever chance there was. And assuming this is all executed decently it'd be better than the Galen Mark version. (Obviously). It would be horribly disgusting if she was left out of being a part of the creation of the Alliance, in my opinion.
I don't hate her character or anything, but forcing her into the creation of the Rebel Alliance rubs me the wrong way. She's already a writers pet I don't want to see it become even worse...And god forbid that she comes into contact with Vader...
Damn you, Ares. Damn you.
Originally posted by |King Joker|
How would it be forcing? Her entire personality and character would jump at the chance to **** the Empire up the ass whatever chance there was. And assuming this is all executed decently it'd be better than the Galen Mark version. (Obviously). It would be horribly disgusting if she was left out of being a part of the creation of the Alliance, in my opinion.Damn you, Ares. Damn you.
True, it's all how it's handled. A sorta merciless version of Ahsoka would be cool. Especially as she would serve as a counterpoint to Kanan (and even Kenobi).
Originally posted by DarthAnt66Indeed, I'm thinking he'll try and make the same deal he tried to make with Luke (join me and together we will overthrow the Emperor and rule the galaxy together once again as master and apprentice!). She left the Jedi before Anakin did, so in Vader's eyes, she won't seem like a lost cause. Alas, Ahsoka refuses, forcing Vader to impale her with his lightsaber and dispatch her into the abyss.
I want Vader to find out Ahsoka is still alive.
Originally posted by ILSWere the writers to go that route, I'd interpret it one of two ways:
Wait, why would Vader use Ahsoka to take down the Emperor? I could only foresee him using her as a glorified baseball bat, tbh.
(1) This harkens back to Vader's repressed desire for companionship. Likely the primary motivation in him trying to get Luke to join him. Perhaps the small pinch of "good" Luke sensed in Vader had been festering longer than we've been lead to believe. Unlike Obi-wan, her and Anakin were still on good terms the last time they had met. I could believe it if the writers went this route.
(2) Evil is dumb. Dooku recruited Ventress for that very purpose, but I doubt he and Ventress together could actually beat Sidious. Wouldn't fair too much better than Maul and Savage IMO.
Didn't Bail Organa say to Rahm Kota & Starkiller that "you are the first ones to truly fight the Empire." Ahsoka never openly participated in the Rebellion. At the beginning Galen and Rahm Kota did, but nothing is mentioned about them later in the EU. Certainly Luke must have to known about the original leaders of the Rebellion.
Remember when star legacy came out?
Star wars magazine and lucasfilm magazine begin to show some random page of legacy comic at the last page.... But one day they show a clone war comic and ashoka actually die at the battle of Kashyyyk....
But Rebels Clone war 2008 and a bunch of comic that shouldn't be count as canon...
Are not reliable sources....
Actualy At the begining ashoka is destinend for Obiwan Kenobi in the moovie...
And a group of 3 Jedi... The council accord the charge of Anakin to Obiwan because Anakin wasn't ready, Anakin was the chosen one, Obiwan had the time to became a Master in theory (because qui gon wasn't suppose to die....).
Anakin isn't a Jedi Master.. If he was he wouldn't be the apprentice of Obiwan anymore in episode III.. Jedi knight Is a title that can wear alone, but you cannot teach that's it... If you still with your master you fight with him like a brother in arm, but he still your master and you have to learn his own personal trick before becoming a master too.... When you become a Jedi Knight you have learn evyrthing than a Jedi nead to learn... But you are not a master...
Welll let's en here..... It's getting confused...
How could Ashoka be a canon character?
You have to kill me if you want me to say how Clone war 2008 and rebels are canon ho yhea !
The awnser is she survive and she die, she a legend character.
"A. Because you need to train a Padawan to knighthood to become a master, and Anakin needed to learn to let go of attachments."
But you have to be ready to earn the title because you get the TITLE WITH THE APPRENTICE.
Obiwan in the apprentice novel.. Said than he became a master too quicly. If Qui Gon haven't tell him to train him in his last breath.... He wouldn't not have became the master of Anakin skywalker.... He wish than Qui Gon actually survived the fight with Maul so he could have waited to be ready....
Someone who is ready needn't a master anymore....
That's written and explained correctly...
Originally posted by Revanchiste
Remember when star legacy came out?
Star wars magazine and lucasfilm magazine begin to show some random page of legacy comic at the last page.... But one day they show a clone war comic and ashoka actually die at the battle of Kashyyyk....
One, that was not a page from Legacy (in which Ahsoka appeared zero times) or any other comic, that was an ad for the Star Was Miniature game.
Two, she did not even die in that!
Note, it's one of three ads. The others include Boba Fett and Han Solo in the Legacy era and Luke, Vader, and some guy named Todd in the KotoR era. Neither of which are even *slightly* canon or possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz-LJTXtUOc
And I love the mention Disney canon.
Legend canon marvel Canon.
etc.....
The problem with Ashoka is that her death is more clear !!!! And les knowned...
But that's what I call the comic canon...
