Ahsoka TV Show Starts Production

The subsequent Star Wars spinoff is one step nearer.

The MCU has been working time beyond regulation this previous week as Dr. Strange 2 hit cinemas and Moon Knight’s finale arrived on Disney+. However, Disney’s focus will return to the Star Wars department of its huge IP tree later this month when Obi-Wan Kenobi debuts on May 27. Disney has additionally confirmed manufacturing has begun on one other Star Wars present within the offing, Star Wars: Ahsoka.

A photograph exhibiting a chair with Ahsoka written on the again was posted to the Star Wars Twitter account with the tweet, “Ahsoka, an Original series, starts production today.” Despite solely simply beginning manufacturing, Disney nonetheless has the present doubtlessly debuting earlier than the top of 2022 in keeping with Gamespot. However, it appears extra seemingly that we can’t see the subsequent Mandalorian spinoff till a while in 2023.

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Speaking of Mando, it was throughout season two that Rosario Dawson made her on-screen debut as Ahsoka. Despite the Jedi being synonymous with Star Wars at this level, and a fan favourite with numerous hardcore followers, Ahsoka’s look in The Mandalorian was the primary time she has ever made the bounce from animation to live-action.

Ahsoka has beforehand performed a starring position in The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels. The Togruta began her journey as Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan. Yes, that does imply Hayden Christensen will probably be showing within the present as Anakin. That’s after the actor is reintroduced to the Star Wars universe for the primary time since Revenge of the Sith. Skywalker was proven through the meeting of Darth Vader throughout the newest trailer for Obi-Wan.

We’re virtually every week faraway from Star Wars Day, and this 12 months’s May 4 felt considerably uneventful. Probably as a result of many followers had been ready for some type of announcement relating to a Jedi: Fallen Order sequel. No luck there, however some individuals appear to assume Obi-Wan was hinting at character cameos from the primary game occurring within the Disney+ collection that begins streaming on May 27.

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