In the upcoming Ahsoka series, Marrok is introduced as an Imperial Inquisitor, working for Morgan Elsbeth to find Thrawn. Marrok, a former Jedi turned Inquisitor, is believed to be the last of his kind after the fall of the Empire in Ahsoka's timeline.
As an Inquisitor, Marrok carried out his organization's directive to hunt and destroy the Jedi for the Empire and the Sith. He met with the Fourth Sister, Barriss Offee, and another, all of whom knelt before the Sith Lord Darth Vader, who led the Inquisitorius.
Summary. The theory that Ezra Bridger was the real Inquisitor is proven false in Ahsoka episode 4, as Marrok is revealed to be a reanimated figure. Ezra's lack of curiosity about the state of the galaxy and his friends' lives suggests he may be trying to protect himself from disappointment and grief.
The Fourth Sister offered Offee an opportunity, and with limited options and the pressure of clones' blasters, she accepted the offer, resulting in the Fourth Sister freeing her. Barriss Offee was released from the Republic Center for Military Operations to become an Inquisitor.
The Sixth Brother (formerly named Bil Valen) is an Inquisitor and the main antagonist of Star Wars Disney novel Ahsoka and a secondary antagonist in Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith, by Marvel Comics. He was defeated and killed by Ahsoka Tano.
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What happened to Marrok when Ahsoka killed him?
After a brief duel, Marrok is cut down by Ahsoka with green smoke flowing out of the wound in an Ahsoka episode 4 Easter egg to Morgan Elsbeth's history. The history in question is that Morgan Elsbeth is a descendant of the Nightsisters, with Marrok merely being a creation of Elsbeth using her Magick.
The official character description on StarWars.com reads: "Once an Inquisitor hunting Jedi for the Empire, the mysterious Marrok now works as a mercenary hired by Morgan Elsbeth to carry out dark deeds. "Fully encased in battered battle armour, the warrior still carries a red double-bladed saber with a circular hilt."
Ray Stevenson's Baylan Skoll and Ivanna Sakhno's Shin Hati
Ray Stevenson and Ivanna Sakhno are both playing Dark Jedi characters who come into conflict with Ahsoka. Stevenson is playing Baylan Skoll, and Sakhno is playing Skoll's apprentice, Shin Hati.
At some point near the end of the war, Offee was released and took Zonder as her padawan. While on Felucia, she was leading a squad until she was killed when Order 66 was issued by Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, marking her a victim of the Great Jedi Purge.
Essentially, the Inquisitors were former Jedi or Padawans who survived Order 66, but were then turned to the dark side by the Sith. Later, the Inquisitors were a major threat on the Disney+ Star Wars series Obi-Wan Kenobi, and another on the current Star Wars: Ahsoka.
They were originally led by Darth Maul (who claimed to be the one chosen to seek out Revan's descendant) until he "stepped down" when he took Ezra (who was revealed to be Darth Revan's descendant) as his apprentice and appointed him Mandalore and the offical leader of the Revanchists under the name Keneh Heru (when in ...
Training in the ways of the Force under the mentorship of Kanan Jarrus, Ezra became a Jedi Padawan and a part of the emerging rebellion. He also grew close to Hera Syndulla, Zeb, Chopper, and Sabine Wren, who was like a sister in his new found family.
Throughout the series, despite hardly interacting with each other in Rebels, Ezra developed an indifference and extreme hatred for Thrawn due to his mistreatment of his mother figure, Hera and being responsible for the death of one of his parents' friends, Morad Sumar.
The green smoke that left Marrok's body when he died was the work of Morgan Elsbeth. During the time of Ahsoka and the New Republic she is one of the few (only?) surviving Nightsisters left. It's easy to see why the Imperial loyalist wanted her Force-using servant to be super powered.
The Inquisitor in Ahsoka is named Marrok, but beyond that, we know very little about this mysterious new foe. Thanks to an official character description on StarWars.com, though, we have a few tantalizing glimpses at the villain's true nature.
Joining Shin Hati on this errand is a mysterious warrior called Marrok. Marrok is fully dressed in black and wears a mask that obscures their face. They wield a red double-sided lightsaber and can hold their own against none other than Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson).
Yes, a few Younglings are known to have survived Order 66, including an unnamed Rodian seen in Jedi: Fallen Order. The most famous Youngling survivor is “The Child,” Grogu.
It was Barriss herself who orchestrated the bombing and framed Ahsoka. Anakin dueled Barriss on Coruscant, and eventually placed her under arrest. Brought before a military tribunal led by Governor Tarkin, she admitted her guilt, but held steadfast in her belief that the Jedi and Republic had lost their way.
Upon Anakin Skywalker's revelation that Palpatine was in fact Darth Sidious, Fisto, along with Mace Windu, Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin, attempted to arrest the Supreme Chancellor, but failed. In that final confrontation with the scheming Sith Lord, Fisto perished at the hands of Darth Sidious.
Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker can be considered gray Jedi because they possess traits of both Jedi and Sith philosophies and can traverse both sides of the Force.
Hati was Force-sensitive and was trained in the Jedi arts by her master Baylan Skoll, though she was not actually a Jedi herself. Hati had skill in telekinesis, and could use Force push, Force choke, and Force deflection.
In the series, Maul and Ahsoka did not meet until the Siege of Mandalore. For reasons unknown, Maul learned her name was Ahsoka Tano but he did not know anything else about her. Ahsoka, meanwhile, was aware of Anakin and Obi-Wan's past encounters, and did not hesitate to show her hatred towards Maul.
