The Definitive Ranking of Ahsoka Character Posters: You Won't Believe Who Takes the Top Spot!

Here is our ranking of the breathtaking Ahsoka character posters released by Lucasfilm. It's remarkable to think that there was once a time when Star Wars viewers felt there was insufficient promotion for Ahsoka. However, these Ahsoka character posters have truly stood out.

Lucasfilm has graciously unveiled three exceptional character posters for each Ahsoka episode so far. Every poster showcases significant characters from the storyline and is adorned with artistic designs that perfectly capture the essence of the corresponding episodes' settings. Now, let's determine the order in which these remarkable posters rank amongst each other.

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15 Carson Teva

Carson Teva, portrayed by Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, was introduced in season 2 of The Mandalorian. As a New Republic pilot, he holds unexpected significance within the Star Wars timeline. Although the reuse of the image from earlier teases for season 3 of The Mandalorian diminishes its rank, the background does show improvement.

14 Huyang

13 Chopper

David Tennant lends his voice to the iconic droid Huyang, who holds the distinction of being one of the oldest beings in the galaxy. Huyang's creation dates back an astonishing 25,000 years ago, corresponding to the early days of the first Jedi Order. In his character poster, Huyang exudes a sense of ease, standing in a relaxed pose that represents his demeanor. While the poster effectively captures Huyang's essence, it intentionally lacks the spark of inspiration.

Making his debut in Star Wars Rebels, the Astromech droid Chopper brings chaos wherever he goes. Now, Chopper has made the leap to live-action, with the talented Dave Filoni still providing his "voice". Chopper's simplistic yet striking design sets him apart, almost like a more intense version of R2-D2. The clever use of a vibrant blue background ensures Chopper's presence is impossible to overlook.

12 Jacen Syndulla

Introduced in the epilogue scene of Star Wars Rebels,

11 Baylan Skoll

is the offspring of Hera Syndulla and Kanan Jarrus, who miraculously survived Order 66. An intriguing aspect of his costume design showcased in the Jacen poster is the deliberate inclusion of shoulder armor as a tribute to his father, Kanan. Portrayed by Evan Whitten, Jacen's green hair serves as the sole indication of his unique lineage, being half-human and half-Twi'lek. Proving himself as a formidable force, he has already exhibited his courage by saving Ahsoka's life.

Portrayed by the late Ray Stevenson, Baylan Skoll was initially trained as a Jedi by the esteemed Jedi Order. However, following the devastating events of Order 66, he transformed into a skilled mercenary. Baylan's extraordinary attire is truly captivating, taking inspiration from the medieval knights rather than the customary Jedi attire. This creative choice aligns perfectly with his preference for a robust lightsaber resembling a formidable broadsword. A depiction of Baylan is captured in a fierce combat stance, emanating readiness to engage in battle.

10 Morgan Elsbeth

Diana Lee Inosanto's portrayal of Morgan Elsbeth in The Mandalorian season 2 has established her as a central antagonist in Ahsoka. This enigmatic Nightsister demonstrates unwavering devotion to Thrawn. With a backdrop reminiscent of the Eye of Sion, her self-constructed vessel, and a resolute expression evident in her Ahsoka poster, Morgan Elsbeth exudes a menacing presence.

9 Captain Rex

In Ahsoka, Temuera Morrison took on the role of Captain Rex, known as one of the most famous clone troopers. Rex, who played a significant part in the Clone Wars alongside Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano, became an integral figure in their lives. The Ahsoka poster showcases Captain Rex in his renowned blue-plated armor from the Siege of Mandalore. Witnessing it in live-action enables viewers to appreciate the finer details, including the tally marks etched onto his arm plates.

8 Shin Hati

Not much is known about Shin Hati, the Dark Jedi Padawan played by Ivanna Sakhno. Presenting a combat pose, the poster captures her poised to strike with deadly precision. The ominous ambiance created by the smoky reddish background intensifies Shin's intimidating appearance.

7 Marrok

The enigmatic Marrok, a survivor of Order 66, has sparked fervent speculation among viewers regarding his true identity. In his menacing Ahsoka poster, Marrok brandishes the iconic lightsaber blade of an Inquisitor, a weapon posessing lethal capabilities. Positioned in a poised stance, he readies himself for an imminent showdown with Ahsoka.

6 Mon Mothma

5 Hera Syndulla

Genevieve O'Reilly portrayed Mon Mothma in a deleted scene from Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. She has subsequently reprised this iconic role in recent Star Wars Disney+ TV shows. While Mon Mothma's involvement in Ahsoka has been limited thus far, it is nonetheless thrilling to see her featured in a dedicated character poster. In the image, she exudes confidence while adorned in the captivating whites and blues reminiscent of her native Chandrila.

Portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Hera is a recurring character from Star Wars Rebels. She is a skilled pilot who played a crucial role in the rebellion against the Empire. Hera's vibrant green Twi'lek skin contrasts beautifully with the backdrop of the blue star map. The colorful patches on her jacket further enhance her visual appeal. Ready for any challenge, the poster showcases Hera with a blaster and her pilot's gear, preparing for action. Her pose exudes a sense of determination, as if she is already focused on neutralizing another potential threat.

4 Sabine Wren

Brand new to the live-action scene, Sabine Wren (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) makes her debut as a Mandalorian warrior in Star Wars Rebels, playing a significant role in Ahsoka's journey. Throughout her quest to locate Ezra Bridger and Thrawn, Sabine encounters numerous challenges. Her poster portrays her in her iconic purple Mandalorian armor, with an unexpected addition: she wields a green lightsaber, despite her lack of Jedi background or ability to utilize the Force.

3 Padawan Ahsoka

Ariana Greenblatt has been chosen to portray young Ahsoka in Ahsoka episode 5, specifically in flashbacks. The costume design stays true to the outfit Ahsoka wore in Tales of the Jedi, making a deliberate change from her previous, more troublesome suit. This Ahsoka poster truly captures the essence of the Clone Wars finally being brought to life.

2 Anakin Skywalker

1 Ahsoka Tano

Hayden Christensen makes a triumphant return as Anakin Skywalker in episode 5 of Ahsoka. The iconic Anakin poster showcases him adorned in Clone Wars armor, a sight never before witnessed in live-action. Poised in a defensive stance, his lightsaber blazing, the poster embodies the enigmatic essence of the episode itself. Is this Anakin truly present or merely a wistful recollection? With the backdrop depicting the haze and chaos of war alongside the mystical World Between Worlds, the poster leaves all possibilities tantalizingly open.

In her own solo character poster, Rosario Dawson takes center stage as the live-action embodiment of Ahsoka Tano. With a vibrant blue backdrop, she stands confidently, her white lightsaber poised for action as if ready to engage in a battle. What captures our attention is her singular saber, deviating from her customary double sabers, and her striking pose reminiscent of Anakin's, suggesting that she is following in his footsteps. While this is not the first appearance of Ahsoka in live-action, it is undoubtedly her moment to shine, making this poster truly perfect.

Ahsoka releases new episodes Tuesdays at 6 pm PT / 9 pm ET on Disney+.