Ahsoka survived Order 66, although the capital ship she was on crashed on a snowy planet. She left her one of her lightsabers behind - a blade that had been returned to her by Anakin himself. The Empire found the crash site a year ago, and it didn't take Darth Vader long to discover the lost lightsaber.
That all changed in Rebels when Ashoka came face to face with Darth Vader in a lightsaber battle on the planet Malachor V and was forced to come to terms with who she was actually dueling.
The end of Ahsoka saw Ahsoka face off once again against Lady Morgan Elsbeth. This time, Elsbeth was armed with the Blade of Talzin and empowered by Nightsister magick; although she won the duel, killing Morgan, Ahsoka's second lightsaber was destroyed.
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.
Anakin Skywalker showdown would end in Ahsoka's favor. It is likely that, at the peak of his power, Anakin Skywalker would always have bested his old Padawan.
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.
She discovers the truth in Star Wars Rebels when she encounters the Sith Lord in a space battle. What she senses is so shocking to her that she passes out. Snips has her suspicions confirmed when she comes face to face with Vader in the Rebels season 2 finale, in a Sith Temple on the planet Malachor.
Skywalker presents Tano with her lightsabers, which now shine blue. While the lightsabers were in the custody of the Jedi, Skywalker took care of them, taking the opportunity to, as he saw it, "improve" them. The blades changed color to blue as a result.
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.
Why didn't Ahsoka use two lightsabers against Baylan?
In her duels with the Imperial Inquisitor Marrok and the Dark Jedi Lord Baylan Skoll, Ahsoka chooses to only use her longer lightsaber. She adapts her fighting style to prioritize defense and stronger strikes, rather than the offensive advantages of dual-wielding.
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How did Ahsoka know about Anakin and Padmé are having secret marriage in their relationship? Ahsoka is often seen accompanying Anakin interacting with Padmé, so it's evident that she would know of it. She also reaffirmed this during the scene she left the Jedi Order.
After months of speculation, Hayden Christensen finally popped up on Ahsoka, reprising his role as everyone's favorite podracer-turned-Jedi-turned-interstellar-dictator. Christensen's Anakin Skywalker made a surprise return in episodes 4 and 5, reuniting with his former Jedi apprentice Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson).
R2-D2 was present when Padmé gave birth to Leia and Luke, so he knew Luke was Anakin's son – but what he didn't know was that Anakin became Darth Vader. In addition to that, Anakin's fall was surely a painful event in R2-D2's life, one that he definitely wouldn't like to remember or even talk about.
Instead, the diminutive droid appears to have kept his own counsel, perhaps wary of interfering too much in Luke's personal journey. C-3PO lost those memories, but he remained with Han and Leia's family after Return of the Jedi, so can reasonably be assumed to have learned the truth by eavesdropping.
The larger hilt wields a standard-length blade, while the shorter hilt sports a shoto-style blade. The decision to give Ahsoka a standard lightsaber and a shoto had a purpose. It allowed her to adopt Jar'Kai, a dual-wielding fighting style that increases her combat versatility.
Summary. Ahsoka Tano believed Anakin Skywalker was dead after Order 66 because she couldn't sense his presence in the Force anymore. Ahsoka had seen Anakin flirt with the dark side before, but couldn't fathom that he would betray everyone.
Before the Jedi can leave Mortis, the Son takes Ahsoka captive in an attempt to entice Anakin into joining him to use their combined strength to overpower his Father and Sister. To this end, the Son casts Ahsoka under the spell of the dark side.
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.
