The following thread is brought to you by a gross misunderstanding of how #StarWarsCanon works.
I’ll try and touch on the various mediums of #StarWars content and how each relays to its own canonicity and what to expect.
Note: This thread is not canon.
Nearly all of the episode titles in #Andor are spoken as dialogue. I put together a compilation of all the episode titles with their contexts. Let me know if you enjoyed it. #StarWars
https://t.co/9qIuZtVND0
I recently found out I have the Adobe Photoshop Beta with Generative AI so naturally I applied some of the #GenAI technology towards some random #StarWars images I had saved on my computer.
Enjoy this thread and/or I'm sorry.
In an earlier episode of #Ahsoka they have a unique callback to the Holdo Maneuver which destroys a few ships and nearly destroys the Ghost.
It is more subtle than the call-out to the Holdo Maneuver in TRoS but it's there.
I can't remember what the other one I noticed was...
Interesting how a couple of times during #Ahsoka so far Lucasfilm has used this series to reinforce some tenets of the Sequel trilogy specifically around past community discourse.
They've used #Ahsoka as a method to reply to the community. Which can be effective.
In the latest episode of #Ahsoka where Sabine attempts to hand over Ezra's old lightsaber and they have a back and forth about how it's Sabine's lightsaber now.
That scene echoes and reinforces the "Rey's lightsaber" discussions from TFA and TLJ.
Watching Force Ghost Obi-Wan straight up lie to Luke's face in ESB to stop him from saving his friends makes me feel better about Anakin's shenanigans in the WBW with #Ahsoka.