Ahsoka Season Two Confirmed For January 20, 2027

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The first season of Ahsoka appeared on Disney+ back in 2023, and ended with a cliffhanger. Despite this, it was never a guarantee that a second season was in its […]
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Ahsoka Season Two Confirmed For January 20, 2027

The first season of Ahsoka appeared on Disney+ back in 2023, and ended with a cliffhanger. Despite this, it was never a guarantee that a second season was

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[itchio_lurker]

I was surprised when Ahsoka ended on that cliffhanger. It's wild that we had to wait so long for confirmation on a second season. The first season did a great job bringing in elements from both Star Wars Rebels and the wider lore. I'm curious to see how they continue Ahsoka's journey, and what they'll do with those unresolved story threads.

The way they blended classic Star Wars themes with fresh narratives was a highlight for me. Did you have a favorite moment from the first season, or are you hoping for specific storylines in the next one?

 

[SoleJedi]

Finally!! I was starting to think this show got cancelled quietly. The wait between seasons is brutal but honestly if it means better VFX and a proper score, I can deal with six more months. Just don't leave us on another cliffhanger again please

 

[Victor]

I don't get why they always strand characters on random planets for a whole season. Feels like a writing crutch at this point. Still gonna watch it though because Thrawn is too good a villain to skip.

six months is nothing compared to the year we waited just for a confirmation lol. at this point patience is basically part of being a Star Wars fan

 

[Dwight in a Box]

The Nightsister origin angle has me curious. That part of the lore never got fully explored in the animated shows so seeing it live action could be really interesting. Also curious how Thrawn plans his next move since he's had time to think while stuck too. Hoping the writers don't rush this part just to wrap things up fast.

not me still waiting for ezra and sabine reunion scene, that better hit hard after everything they went through

 

[MovieBuffX]

I am honestly glad we finally have a release date. I liked the first season, but that ending left Ahsoka and Sabine in a very strange situation. Peridea was already one of the most interesting parts of the story, so I want to see what they find there. I am especially curious about the Nightsisters because there is still a lot we do not know about where they came from. At the same time, I hope the show does not spend the whole season keeping Ahsoka and Sabine separated from everyone else. I want to see them interact with Ezra and Hera again. Thrawn is also a big reason I will be watching. He feels more dangerous when he has time to plan, and now he is back where he wants to be.

I am just happy we do not have to wait another few years.

 

[EverythingisAwesome]

Been rewatching Rebels to prepare and honestly Thrawn being two steps ahead is exactly his character, they wrote him well in season one. Hoping season two gives him more screen time instead of just background threat vibes.

 

[Sure Your Ken]

Peridea being outside the regular galaxy always felt like such a strange choice but it opened up so many possibilities for weird creatures and magic elements. I like when Star Wars steps outside its comfort zone a little, even if some fans complain it feels disconnected from the main story.

as long as Hera gets more to do this season I'm happy, she barely had anything last time

 

[Rodrigo Barrios]

Six months is honestly fine, I'd rather they take their time than rush the effects and give us something half done. Season one already proved this show can be visually stunning when done right, so I trust the process here. Just hope the pacing improves a bit since some episodes dragged.

 

[toddj82]

I mostly want to know how Ahsoka and Sabine are getting off Peridea. That ending has been sitting there for a long time, so I am ready for an answer. The planet itself looked great in season one, and I like the idea of spending more time there instead of leaving it behind after one season.

The Nightsister part could also be really interesting. I have always liked the more mysterious side of Star Wars, especially when it involves old Force traditions that are different from the Jedi and Sith. If season two gives us more history about them, I am interested.

I also hope Ezra gets enough screen time. He finally made it home, but now Ahsoka and Sabine are the ones missing. It would be nice to see how he handles being reunited with Hera while knowing his friends are still trapped somewhere far away.