Here's what Star Wars fan favorite Ashoka Tano would look like as a Disney princess. Created by George Lucas and Dave Filoni for the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars movie, Ahsoka starts off as Anakin Skywalker's Padawan. Though she was poorly received at first, Ahsoka's development across the Clone Wars television series led to her becoming one of the most beloved Star Wars characters. Ahsoka is one of the main players within The Clone Wars, and she also had a hand in the series Star Wars Rebels. Most recently, Ahsoka made the jump to live-action with The Mandalorian.
Ashley Eckstein voices Ahsoka in animated form, but Rosario Dawson took over for the character's Mandalorian appearance. She first appeared in the fifth episode of season 2, titled "Chapter Thirteen: The Jedi." The titular Mandalorian, Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal, seeks her out as a potential mentor for his ward Grogu, and though Ahsoka is pleased to meet him, she refuses to train the powerful tyke. So far, Ahsoka has only appeared in one episode of The Mandalorian, but fans are hopeful she will return sometime in the future.
With all the excitement regarding Ahsoka this year, it's no surprise the character has been the latest to get a Disney remix. Graphic artist Samuel Chevé turned Ahsoka into a genuine Disney princess in this new piece. Using Moana as a reference point, this Ahsoka looks poised to star in her own movie, or perhaps burst into song. Check it out below.
Though Din has more pressing matters to attend to on The Mandalorian, there could be a chance Ahsoka will turn up within the last two episodes to help protect Grogu from the villains that seek to get their hands on him. Beyond that, a third season of The Mandalorian is already on the way, so she could easily return for future adventures with Din and Grogu. Fans have also wondered if an Ahsoka series could be in development now that she has a live-action counterpart, though Disney and Lucasfilm haven't announced anything just yet.
Regardless of what her Star Wars future is, Ahsoka has definitely made an impact on the galaxy far, far away. Fans have enjoyed watching her evolve from an immature and impetuous student to a strong-willed warrior who leaves the Jedi Order behind. Ahsoka's arc is a satisfying one, enough so that fans might not be too upset if they never see more of her. However, it seems unlikely that Ahsoka will remain gone forever, and though her arc is complete, there's definitely more that can be done with her. Only time will tell where Ahsoka goes next within the Star Wars universe.
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