‘Ahsoka’ will introduce Admiral Thrawn, the best villain in the Star Wars series (according to fans)

Good news for lovers in the far, far galaxy of George Lucas! the series about ‘Ahsoka’ will introduce Admiral Thrawn, the best villain in the Star Wars series (according to fans).

Within the framework of Star Wars Celebration Europe, the great convention of fans of the saga, Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have presented the first images of what ‘Ahsoka’, the series about the character we met in ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ in 2008 and who has become a symbol of the franchise.

After returning in the great ‘Star Wars Rebels’, she left the animated territory and we met her in live action in the second season of ‘The Mandalorian’. With Rosario Dawson as the person in charge of giving life to the togrutawe returned to enjoy Anakin’s former Padawan in ‘The Book of Boba Fett’.

Filoni, spiritual father of Ahsoka Tano, is the main person in charge of this new series set after the fall of the Empire. The Jedi investigates an emerging threat at this vulnerable time in the galaxy.

Dawson, delivered, took the stage with the co-stars Natasha Liu Bordizzo, who plays Sabine Wren, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who announced that she will play Hera Syndulla in what he hopes will be one of the best Star Wars series.

In addition to also meeting Baylan Skoll (Ray Stevenson as a Dark Side Force user) and Shin Hati (Ivanna Sakhno as Baylan’s apprentice), tempers flared when he was seen for the first time in a special trailer montage. to the Grand Admiral Thrawn, the villain who, after voicing his animated versions, will continue to be played by actor Lars Mikkelsen.

Tasked with taking out the Rebel base on the planet Lothal, the Thrawn we met in the animated series was unlike any other Star Wars villain. Courteous to a fault, the admiral is a fan of the finest Mandalorian art. Expert in hand-to-hand combat, capable of anticipating each move of the adversary. Only Ezra Bridger and his space whales managed to defeat Thrawn, at the cost of the disappearance of both. At least until now.

These magical creatures, called purrgil, can travel through hyperspace at will, and since they don’t emit signals that can be picked up by radar, no one could see where they went. Now, thanks to the extended trailer for ‘Ahsoka’, we not only know that Thrawn is back, but also that a hologram of Ezra and a fleeting appearance of the whales make us think of the imminent return of the young protagonist of ‘Star Wars Rebels’.

If we add Zeb’s recent cameo in ‘The Mandalorian’, and Chopper’s expected presence in ‘Ahsoka’, we already have the crew of The Ghost in the absence of a certain Force user…