Anakin's Epic Return in Ahsoka Season 1: A Jaw-Dropping Star Wars Theory
Exploring the profound connection between Anakin Skywalker and the concept of balance in the Force, this article delves into the compelling theory suggesting that Anakin's return in Ahsoka season 2 may unveil an even grander role for him, potentially mirroring the Father's embodiment of balance
Summary
Anakin Skywalker's role as the Chosen One to bring balance to the Force is not yet complete in the Star Wars universe.
The Mortis arc in The Clone Wars introduced the character of the Father, who represented balance. This arc hinted that Anakin, being closely connected to the Force, could potentially assume this important role.
Anakin's manifestation as a Force ghost in Ahsoka season 1 suggests that he might have a significant part in guiding Ahsoka on her journey and addressing the prevailing power imbalance in the galaxy.
In the season 1 finale of Ahsoka, Hayden Christensen returned as Anakin Skywalker's Force ghost. However, a new theory suggests that Anakin will have a more significant role in season 2. In the World Between Worlds, Anakin, the Chosen One, reunited with his former apprentice Ahsoka Tano and imparted one final lesson to her. What made Christensen's return even more exciting was that audiences finally got to see him portray Anakin during the Clone Wars, complete with his armor from the animated television show. While Anakin's appearance wasn't entirely unexpected, it was a special moment to witness him interact with Ahsoka in live-action. In the final moments of episode 8, Anakin's Force ghost appeared on Peridea, hinting that his mission is not yet complete. With the multitude of mysteries awaiting exploration in season 2, it's highly likely that Anakin will once again guide Ahsoka on her journey. However, there is a theory that posits Anakin's presence on Peridea was not as a Force ghost but rather suggests he has a more significant role to fulfill.
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