Ahsoka is officially returning to Disney+ for a second season. The Star Wars series made its debut in 2023 with a first season that focused on a quest beyond the galaxy to save the lost Jedi, Ezra Bridger, and to find Grand Admiral Thrawn. After a huge cliffhanger ending, Ahsoka Season 1 left Star Wars fans eager for more. The news that the story of Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren would continue in Ahsoka Season 2 came alongside the announcement of the upcoming movie The Mandalorian & Grogu. Now fans are busy theorizing on the stories a second season might explore and how it will resolve one of Season 1’s biggest dangling plot threads.The first season of Ahsoka ended with a major tease that the Mortis Gods would soon be returning to Star Wars. These all-powerful Force wielders were first introduced in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars in one of the series’ strangest and most cryptic arcs about the nature of the Force. The Mortis Gods — or The Ones, as they were called in The Clone Wars — spawned further stories in the now defunct Star Wars Legends continuity. Some fans are eager to see the so-called fourth Mortis God appear in Ahsoka Season 2, but the series may be better off focusing on the original three.The origin of The Ones was never revealed in The Clone Wars. The fact that they had used a Jedi distress code that was over 2000 years old suggested they were impossibly ancient. The fact that the Father claimed he and his children had to “withdraw from the temporal world” appears to confirm that they are not creations or projections of Mortis, but rather originated in the physical galaxy. Though The Clone Wars never explained the origins of The Ones nor did Star Wars Rebels (the latter of which featured a mural of the Mortis Gods by the entrance to the World Between Worlds), the story of their creation was revealed in Star Wars Legends novels.
Ahsoka is officially returning to Disney+ for a second season. The Star Wars series made its debut in 2023 with a first season that focused on a quest beyond the galaxy to save the lost Jedi, Ezra Bridger, and to find Grand Admiral Thrawn. After a huge cliffhanger ending, Ahsoka Season 1 left Star Wars fans eager for more. The news that the story of Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren would continue in Ahsoka Season 2 came alongside the announcement of the upcoming movie The Mandalorian & Grogu. Now fans are busy theorizing on the stories a second season might explore and how it will resolve one of Season 1’s biggest dangling plot threads.
The first season of Ahsoka ended with a major tease that the Mortis Gods would soon be returning to Star Wars. These all-powerful Force wielders were first introduced in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars in one of the series’ strangest and most cryptic arcs about the nature of the Force. The Mortis Gods — or The Ones, as they were called in The Clone Wars — spawned further stories in the now defunct Star Wars Legends continuity. Some fans are eager to see the so-called fourth Mortis God appear in Ahsoka Season 2, but the series may be better off focusing on the original three.
The origin of The Ones was never revealed in The Clone Wars. The fact that they had used a Jedi distress code that was over 2000 years old suggested they were impossibly ancient. The fact that the Father claimed he and his children had to “withdraw from the temporal world” appears to confirm that they are not creations or projections of Mortis, but rather originated in the physical galaxy. Though The Clone Wars never explained the origins of The Ones nor did Star Wars Rebels (the latter of which featured a mural of the Mortis Gods by the entrance to the World Between Worlds), the story of their creation was revealed in Star Wars Legends novels.
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