The Star Wars animated canon is full of vibrant characters brought to live by their voice actors. In Disney+’s Ahsoka, the titular character is played by Rosario Dawson rather than Ashley Eckstein, the longtime Ahsoka Tano voice actor. Star Wars: Rebels introduced Lothali leader Ryder Azadi, and the Ahsoka premiere introduced the character into live-action played his voice-actor, Clancy Brown.Ryder Azadi was not part of the regular Ghost crew, yet he became an indispensable ally in the fight to free Lothal from the Empire’s grasp. Clancy Brown voiced him, though most people under the age of 35 likely best recognize his voice as that of SpongeBob Squarepants’ Mister Krabs. Brown has lent his voice to countless animated series like Invincible, Rick and Morty and DuckTales. In live-action he’s popped up in films like Starship Troopers or The Shawshank Redemption. He’s also appeared on TV series like Lost and Billions. Azadi isn’t even his only Star Wars character. He’s played the odd Sith Inquistor or Stormtrooper, but he’s perhaps best known as the voice of Darth Maul’s brother and apprentice, Savage Oppress. Still, if any of his characters were to jump to live-action, Ryder Azadi is the perfect one.While Ahsoka is, essentially, a Rebels sequel, Anakin Skywalker’s former padawan wasn’t a main character in the series. Ahsoka’s new padawan, Sabine Wren, was however, along with Ezra Bridger, the young Jedi who disappeared after defeating Grand Admiral Thrawn. Ryder Azadi, first introduced in Rebels Season 2, was a leader on young Ezra’s home planet. He served as the Imperial Governor, adorned with the Moff rank, for about a year after the fall of the Republic. Ezra’s parents, Ephraim and Mira, were dissidents broadcasting pro-democracy messages. Azadi was ordered to capture them, but he was their co-conspirator landing him in Imperial prison.RELATED: The Ahsoka Series Premiere Establishes She Truly Is No Jedi
The Star Wars animated canon is full of vibrant characters brought to live by their voice actors. In Disney+’s Ahsoka, the titular character is played by Rosario Dawson rather than Ashley Eckstein, the longtime Ahsoka Tano voice actor. Star Wars: Rebels introduced Lothali leader Ryder Azadi, and the Ahsoka premiere introduced the character into live-action played his voice-actor, Clancy Brown.
Ryder Azadi was not part of the regular Ghost crew, yet he became an indispensable ally in the fight to free Lothal from the Empire’s grasp. Clancy Brown voiced him, though most people under the age of 35 likely best recognize his voice as that of SpongeBob Squarepants‘ Mister Krabs. Brown has lent his voice to countless animated series like Invincible, Rick and Morty and DuckTales. In live-action he’s popped up in films like Starship Troopers or The Shawshank Redemption. He’s also appeared on TV series like Lost and Billions. Azadi isn’t even his only Star Wars character. He’s played the odd Sith Inquistor or Stormtrooper, but he’s perhaps best known as the voice of Darth Maul’s brother and apprentice, Savage Oppress. Still, if any of his characters were to jump to live-action, Ryder Azadi is the perfect one.
While Ahsoka is, essentially, a Rebels sequel, Anakin Skywalker’s former padawan wasn’t a main character in the series. Ahsoka’s new padawan, Sabine Wren, was however, along with Ezra Bridger, the young Jedi who disappeared after defeating Grand Admiral Thrawn. Ryder Azadi, first introduced in Rebels Season 2, was a leader on young Ezra’s home planet. He served as the Imperial Governor, adorned with the Moff rank, for about a year after the fall of the Republic. Ezra’s parents, Ephraim and Mira, were dissidents broadcasting pro-democracy messages. Azadi was ordered to capture them, but he was their co-conspirator landing him in Imperial prison.
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