This week has been undoubtedly eventful for Star Wars fans all over the galaxy as the standalone Ahsoka series finally made its way to streaming.
So far, everyone is quite happy with how the series is going and although some folks thought the first episode's pace was slow, things would eventually pick up come Episode 2.
Of course, we've barely scratched the surface and all the surprises fans have been waiting for won't come until at least midway through the series. And true to form, it looks like one of the show's upcoming episodes will be can't-miss television.
Rosario Dawson Spoils Huge Ahsoka Moment for Episode 4
We're at least two weeks away from the release of Ahsoka's fourth episode but it appears that lead star Rosario Dawson spoiled a massive moment fans wouldn't want to miss.
Speaking with D23, Dawson surprisingly shared some pretty juicy information about the said moment which involves Ahsoka, Sabine Wren, and Shin Hati. She said: "There’s this forest where we have this really crazy battle; Shin [Ivanna Sakhno] and Sabine [Natasha Liu Bordizzo] are fighting and I am also battling in it. It’s really quite beautiful. It’s kind of like a burnt-out forest with these red leaves. Ivanna’s wig actually started turning pink because the whole place started fermenting! We were filming inside, and it was getting earthy. Creatures were moving in, and there were mushrooms actually growing on the trees. It literally came to life."
She would then confirm that the sequence takes place in the show's upcoming fourth episode. "We really loved that one; I think that’s episode four. It’s just really striking and very beautiful. It had that beautiful background. What’s remarkable to me is how it could feel like you’re in a forest, but you’re on a stage."
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It's great that the series is delving into Ahsoka and Sabine's relationship which is practically unbeknownst to many. But although the show is pretty much branded as an extension of Star Wars Rebels, hopefully, it doesn't treat Ahsoka as a less-important character, similar to how The Mandalorian's third season sidelined Din Djarin.
The first two episodes of Ahsoka are now available to stream on Disney+.
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