Investigating a new threat to the galaxy, Star Wars: Ahsoka, will premiere August 23, 2023, on Disney+. Many wondered if that was the last time they'd see her, but in 2020, Disney announced that Ahsoka would be getting her own live-action series, which would coincide with the interconnected stories of The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett. Here are all the bounty hunters that feature in Star Wars on-screen universe. She reappeared in The Book of Boba Fett, consulting with both Din Djarin and Luke Skywalker about Grogu's seeming lack of dedication to the Jedi path. She directed them to the Jedi Temple on Tython to contact another Jedi to train Grogu. Though she wasn't able to take him on as her apprentice, Ahsoka did communicate with him and learn that his name was Grogu. In 2020, Ahsoka, portrayed by Rosario Dawson, made her first live-action appearance in Season 2, Episode 13 of The Mandalorian, where she met up with Din Djarin and "The Child" while searching for Grand Admiral Thrawn. She appeared again 14 years later in Star Wars: The Bad Batch, where she operated as a Rebel agent going under the name Fulcrum. After the Star Destroyer they were on crashed, Darth Vader searched for her on the moon, but only found her discarded lightsaber. She later fled with Rex after removing his control chip and freeing Darth Maul. Assigned as a commander to the 501st Legion of Clone Troopers, which included Rex, they turned on her during Order 66. Reuniting with Anakin in the final season, Darth Maul warned her about Darth Sidious' plans to turn Anakin to the Dark Side, offering to team up with her to derail the plot, but she didn't believe him. Her antics and relationship with Anakin set the tone for a lot of her witty comebacks, but there was also wisdom in her that went well beyond her years. Appearing in six of the seven seasons of The Clone Wars, Ahsoka and Anakin became very close, even after she left the Jedi Order feeling disillusioned and uncertain about her place. She got into all sorts of trouble under Anakin's supervision, giving him a taste of the same medicine he fed Obi-Wan for years. Anakin nicknamed her "Snips," on account of her snippy attitude and comebacks, and though Ahsoka often referred to him as Master, she did sometimes call him Skyguy in an effort to poke fun at his surname.
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