Under Disney, the galaxy far, far away has been expanding at an incredible rate. When The Mandalorian & Grogu movie opens in less than two years , we will have just as many Star Wars movies under Disney as we ever got from George Lucas and in a fraction of the time. On top of that, we have all the Star Wars series on Disney+ and numerous novels and comic books.
There’s so much happening that there may inevitably be the occasional hiccup in the story. Such is seemingly the case when it comes to the backstory of fan-favorite character Ahsoka Tano. She was created for the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, but has since been the subject of novels, live-action shows and additional animated series, and some of that has my head spinning as different stories appear to contradict others.
Tales Of The Jedi And The Ahsoka Novel Appear To Tell The Same Story Back in 2016, before we ever knew we’d get more Star Wars: The Clone Wars or a live-action Ahsoka series, we got Ahsoka , a novel by E.K. Johnson .
The book is set following the events of Season 6 of The Clone Wars , which was then the end of the series. It follows Ahsoka as she hides out following Order 66. Eventually she is forced to use The Force, which sends an Inquisitor after her whom she defeats.
This is also essentially the story told in Episode 6 of the Tales of the Jedi animated series . Obviously a 12-minute animated episode is more condensed than the full novel, but there were already some significant continu.
