Below is a trimmed down episode guide for both TCW and Rebels, designed to get you up to speed on where the galaxy around Ahsoka has been, and then you too can join us in being excited for what’s to come. Read More | ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ review: Star Wars goes back to formulaīut, what if you don’t want to consume 12 full seasons worth of cartoons? Both The Clone Wars and Rebels are about a lot more than just Ahsoka Tano, so what if you just need to cut the chaff and see what might actually be relevant? We’re here to help. That’s changed now and fans have a whole lot more TV to watch to get the full experience. Until this season, save for one scene in Solo, the Star Wars animated series ( The Clone Wars and Rebels) have existed in a nebulous state – canon to the franchise, but not mandatory or even preferred viewing for many fans. While there are plenty of implications for the future of the series and the franchise as a whole, there are also likely a whole lot of people who have seen folks excited for Ahsoka’s arrival and been completely confused. Bo-Katan Kryze and then Ahsoka Tano, major players from the animated spinoffs of the franchise, made their live-action debuts. Season two of The Mandalorian set the Star Wars fandom ablaze and for good reason. Update: In anticipation of the incoming Disney+ Ahsoka series, we have expanded this guide to include Ahsoka Tano appearances in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.

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