Ahsoka Episodes 1 + 2: Ending Explained And Easter Eggs



The Disney+ series “Ahsoka” has kicked off with a double-lightsaber strike of episodes full of plot developments and nods to “Star Wars” lore. Here’s all the big stuff, and some of the little stuff, too.

Map in the wrong hands | 0:00
Where the map leads | 1:17
Shadows of the Empire | 2:28
Getting closer to Thrawn | 3:41
Sabine becomes Ahsoka’s Padawan | 4:30
A likely droid homage | 5:16
Ahsoka’s special move | 6:00
That Fulcrum callsign | 6:42
‘Rebels’ in live action | 7:19
A Nightsister revealed | 8:07
Ahsoka’s Force Echo | 8:55
Pauldron points to the past | 9:43

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Voiceover by: Dexter Manning

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19 thoughts on “Ahsoka Episodes 1 + 2: Ending Explained And Easter Eggs”

  1. This looks pretty cool😊 I knew it will be great 😃 Force Echo is amazing ability. It should be canon. It's so nice we have mural dedicated to Rebels😁 That's them anyway😁 I think Sabine will be great Padawan😊 Great video😃

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  2. How about you give people chance to watch the episodes before you post a video like this. Looper is a big kid who can't wait to get to the chocolate center of a big cake. Childish media journalism.

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  3. You heard it here first:
    The mystery "inquisitor lightsaber" knight looking masked guy in episode 2 is Ezra, 90% sure, I kinda hope I'm wrong and Disney isn't releasing predictable plots.
    Ps: was I the only one that thought it was weird that there was a map in some random ancient ruin from the night sisters? (Lazy writing?)

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  4. They should scrap the idea of linking the Mandalorian and this show to the terrible sequel trilogy, it flopped for a reason. These shows are far superior to the modern star wars films that were made. If they are all going to be linked to the failed trilogy, they're just stubbornly driving the franchise into a dead end all over again?

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  5. I mean the First Order is definitely part of that shadow council. Seems to be under the leadership of Hux Sr. And stays that way into Snoke taking over from the shadows around the time Kylo turns in the comics

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