The change to canon immediately irritated some viewers, and her often bratty nature and ignorance was generally seen as off-putting by the majority. Many viewers complained that episodes featuring her were less satisfying than others. Something changed by The Clone Wars season 3; Ahsoka started growing up.
The characters are mostly bland and one-note. The returning Rebels characters are all far less expressive than their animated characters and the actors all look bored and confused. It's clear the direction they were given was poor since most are competent actors in other projects.
Ahsoka left the Jedi after she became disillusioned with the Jedi Council, but returned to serve in the Siege of Mandalore at the end of the Clone Wars. She survived Order 66, becoming a Rebel agent during the Dark Times of the Empire's reign, and her adventures continue in the New Republic era.
While the Star Wars canon doesn't explicitly confirm his regret, the intricacies of his relationship with Ahsoka and the remnants of his former identity could have stirred some degree of internal turmoil.
It easily beggars the question of what she was doing during the events of the original trilogy, and why she never appeared onscreen. The short answer is the practical one: she hadn't been created when the first three films hit screens. Still, yet it leaves much of her time in a bit of a haze.
Why all the hate for the Ahsoka Series? Could it really be that bad?
Why was Ahsoka disliked?
Anakin Skywalker's Padawan Ahsoka Tano was initially disliked by the fanbase after her debut in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, but she's since become one of Star Wars' most popular characters. Ahsoka began her Jedi training viewed as the next Jar Jar Binks, with many viewing her as naive, brash, and generally annoying.
Tales of the Jedi raises an interesting question about Darth Vader's morality and motivations during the rise of the Empire, suggesting he knew of Ahsoka Tano's survival after Order 66 but kept it hidden from the Empire.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars showrunner Dave Filoni explained why Ahsoka Tano believed Anakin Skywalker was dead after Order 66. As things unfold in the Siege of Mandalore arc, Ahsoka can feel Anakin's pain through the Force as he saves Palpatine and turns to the dark side.
Ahsoka's departure haunted Yoda for a long time; he felt extremely guilty and remorseful, partly for refusing to stand by her and partly for placing her on the path that led to her departure from the Order. In fact, his guilt was so great that the Dark Side attempted to use it against him, but failed.
The canonical comic Star Wars: Darth Vader #7 confirms the younglings' deaths caused Anakin grief, self-loathing, hatred, and pain, fueling his descent even further into the Dark Side.
She was haunted by her decision not to rejoin the Jedi Order and not be there for her master. On top of that, she wasn't there to help Luke redeem Anakin. For her to move forward as a character, she will need to learn that her decision not to rejoin the Jedi Order wouldn't have changed Anakin's fate.
Ahsoka wears "pseudo-samurai" armor in Star Wars Rebels, and her lightsabers' lack of color indicates she is neither a Jedi nor Sith. Her facial markings and head-tails' length differ from those in The Clone Wars due to her age. Ahsoka's design evolved over three years before her introduction in the Clone Wars film.
The Kyber crystals that she uses in her saber were recovered from a Sith, so she had to realign them with the light side of the force in order to use them, and the result was that the color of her lightsabers became white. It shows the balance of strength and independence that Ahsoka commands.
Throughout the Clone Wars series, many of Ahsoka's action could be read towards her being interested in all genders. She clearly had a crush on Lux Bonteri, the Separatist senator turned rebel freedom fighter.
Summary. Ahsoka Tano has had romantic connections with Lux Bonteri and Kaeden Larte, but due to circumstances and their involvement in the war, the relationships didn't work out.
Even before headlining her own series – the imminent Ahsoka – she stands as one of Star Wars' greatest heroes. It didn't necessarily start that way. Ahsoka was co-created by Dave Filoni and George Lucas himself, the latter having a vision for who this new character, voiced by Ashley Eckstein, could be.
Yoda loved her as he did most (if not, all) of his padawans. Sure, Ahsoka and Anakin as a duo could often defy the Order's rules. And sure, Yoda understood a lot of Anakin's nature was in Ahsoka. But Yoda still saw Ahsoka like a grandchild to him - she was one of those whom helped grow the Order that he built.
Summary. A disturbing theory suggests that Darth Vader kept one of Ahsoka Tano's lightsabers for a darker reason, potentially using its kyber crystal to improve his own blade.
He hailed from the planet Kashyyyk where he was born during the High Republic Era and became a Wookiee military leader. During the Clone Wars, he was captured by Trandoshan slavers and held captive on Wasskah, but he worked with a fellow captive, Jedi Commander Ahsoka Tano, to escape.
As seen in the Star Wars Rebels animated series, Ahsoka faced Darth Vader on Malachor, her fears being confirmed after damaging the Sith Lord's helmet to reveal the face of her old master Anakin Skywalker. However, a vergence in the Force ensured that Ahsoka would live despite Vader's murderous intentions.
Ahsoka probably found out soon after Order 66, or just assumed that she was dead. After all, if Padme were still alive, she'd be doing something to actively combat the Empire. Ahsoka also talked to Bail Organa periodically, so there's a good chance he would have told her.
After the Clone Wars and Order 66, Darth Vader always knew his former apprentice Ahsoka Tano was alive and that he would one day face her in battle - long before it happened in Star Wars Rebels. Ahsoka Tano unwittingly played a crucial role in Anakin Skywalker's fall to the dark side.
Anakin and Ahsoka arrived to help, and they ran into each other. This was when she finally started having feelings for him. However, he had mostly moved on at that point and was more devoted to avenging his mother than romance with a Jedi.
Thanks for the A2A. Darth Vader does encounter Ahsoka Tano again in Star Wars Rebels Season Two, which is set between three and two years before the Battle of Yavin.
