Ahsoka's Epic Farewell: The Stunning Emotional Masterpiece That Transforms Star Wars

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Ahsoka episode 8.

Summary

A fan artist has crafted a striking piece of fan art capturing the heartfelt embrace between Ezra Bridger and Hera Syndulla, a touching moment that was unfortunately omitted from the Ahsoka finale. The scene where they reunite truly warranted additional on-screen presence, with viewers longing to witness their long-overdue hug and Hera introducing him to her son, Jacen.

Despite the brief on-screen appearance of Ezra's return, it is uncertain if his first meeting with Jacen will ever be shown due to the fast-paced narrative of future seasons.

A remarkable Star Wars fan art significantly enhances a scene in the Ahsoka finale. In a surprising turn of events, Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren are left stranded on Peridea, a secondary galaxy in the Star Wars universe, while Ezra Bridger, who had been in exile for years, finally manages to make it back home. Although he will undoubtedly make every effort to bring Ahsoka and Sabine back, there are others eagerly awaiting news of Ezra's safe return. One of these individuals is Hera Syndulla, who, along with the rest of the Ghost crew from Star Wars Rebels, took Ezra in when he was living alone on the streets of Lothal and treated him like family.

The reunion between Ezra and Hera in Ahsoka evoked strong emotions, but the scene seemed to lack something. Artist Alison has conveyed the unshown hug between the two through a poignant fan art piece.

Previous episodes of the Ahsoka series established that Hera, Sabine, and even Ahsoka believed Ezra to be deceased, rather than simply missing. Therefore, the sight of Ezra after all these years would have undoubtedly overwhelmed Hera with emotions. It is unfortunate that their reunion scene in the Ahsoka finale did not capture this.

Ezra Bridger And Hera Syndulla’s Reunion Deserved More Time

The reunion between Ezra and Hera deserved more screen time. They should have been able to hug and share their relief and joy, as well as have Hera introduce Ezra to her son, Jacen. It is disappointing that viewers may never see their first meeting. It is unlikely that Ahsoka season 2 will pick up right where season 1 left off. There is a lot happening in Ahsoka's storyline, and the narrative will need to move quickly. Although Ezra's return has been briefly shown, Ahsoka season 2 and Star Wars can now focus on the larger plot. However, this does a disservice to the characters from Star Wars Rebels who have been through so much together. They deserve the chance to reconnect on screen in Ahsoka's follow-up.

All episodes of Ahsoka are now streaming on Disney+.

Source: Alison