Is Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 confirmed?

Not officially—rumors claim it's in development, but Lucasfilm has yet to announce it.

Where did the rumor come from?

The scoop was shared by industry insider DanielRPK on X.

Is Ewan McGregor returning as Obi-Wan?

He’s expressed strong interest and previously said Lucasfilm was “exploring ideas.”

What storylines could Season 2 include?

Possible ideas include Clone Wars flashbacks, more Vader/Obi-Wan interactions, Force training with Qui-Gon, and a live-action Maul confrontation.

When will Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 be released?

No release window has been announced, as the series is not officially confirmed.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 Rumored in Development at Lucasfilm

Well, well, well… it looks like old Ben Kenobi might not be done lurking around desert caves and slicing through stormtroopers with casual elegance. Rumors are once again swirling across the galaxy that Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 is back on the table at Lucasfilm.

This time, it’s not just random cantina chatter—it comes from one of the internet’s more credible scoopers, DanielRPK on X, who claims that Season 2 is officially in development. No blinking blue hologram announcement from Lucasfilm yet, but that hasn’t stopped the Star Wars community from erupting like a Death Star hit by proton torpedoes.

Let’s break it all down like it’s Mustafar circa 19 BBY.

Why Season 2 Makes (Some) Sense

The first season of Obi-Wan Kenobi was officially branded as a “limited series,” complete with a tidy story arc and just enough nostalgia bait to keep Disney+ servers groaning under the weight of repeated rewatches. But even before the credits rolled on the final episode, the calls for more were louder than a Krayt dragon in heat.

And frankly? They weren’t wrong.

There’s a whole unexplored chunk of Obi-Wan’s life between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope. Sure, we know he ends up old and wise and with a pretty bleak real estate portfolio. But what happens in those quiet, Force-haunted years?

Season 2 could be where we find out.

The Clone Wars Armor Tease That Won’t Die

At L.A. Comic-Con, Ewan McGregor all but admitted he’s not done with the role. In fact, he hinted at the idea of reprising the character in a Clone Wars flashback—armor and all. Whether that’s a fever dream or a Lucasfilm mood board item is unclear, but the man clearly still loves the character.

Hayden Christensen is also still lurking in the shadows of the franchise, having just had his Vader moment(s) in Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka, and potentially more to come. If the rumored second season gives us more of that conflicted Anakin-Vader energy, there’s going to be a serious uptick in Twitter meltdowns (the good kind).

Could It Be Leading to Rebels Canon?

Here’s another theory that might explain the sudden spark of development: Season 2 could build up to Obi-Wan’s final confrontation with Darth Maul—as seen in Star Wars Rebels.

In that animated series, we witness a short but powerful showdown between Obi-Wan and a broken Maul on the sands of Tatooine. It’s poetic, brutal, and deeply emotional. But imagine seeing that live-action, with Ray Park or a recast Maul, and McGregor giving us the full weight of Kenobi’s regret, duty, and quiet strength.

Season 2 could serve as a lead-in to that fateful duel. Whether they reimagine the moment or simply provide the road that gets us there, it’s fertile ground. There’s no shortage of emotional weight in watching two survivors of Palpatine’s grand plan finally meet—one seeking revenge, the other protecting hope.

But… Didn’t They Call It “The Complete Series”?

Yes. Technically. But if we’re being real, limited series labels are about as binding as a Hutt handshake. Marketing will call anything “complete” if it wraps up within six episodes. Heck, Big Little Lies did the same thing and still got a second season no one asked for. At least Obi-Wan already has a fanbase crying out for more.

And as we’ve seen with The Mandalorian, Andor, and now Ahsoka, Disney+ is more than willing to extend what was once “one and done” into a multi-season run if the numbers are strong enough. Obi-Wan Kenobi was reportedly one of the platform’s most-watched shows in 2022.

If you think Disney’s ignoring that, I’ve got some land on Tatooine to sell you.

What Could Season 2 Explore?

This is where things get juicy. The first season already burned through a surprise Vader duel, young Leia, and Force ghost Qui-Gon cameos. So where do we go from here?

Here’s what’s floating around:

Clone Wars Flashbacks with Obi-Wan and Anakin kicking droid butt, full armor and all
Force Training with Qui-Gon or Yoda as mentors from the beyond
More time with Luke on Tatooine (with extra Lars family drama)
New Inquisitors or threats pulling Obi-Wan into reluctant hero mode
Maul’s Hunt — giving live-action depth to the lead-up to their final Rebels duel
A Mandalorian crossover? Don’t bet your credits, but never say never

The key here is not repeating Season 1. If there’s a story worth telling—and it feels like Star Wars with purpose—it’s game on.

One Link to Rule Them All

As of now, this entire rumor is credited to DanielRPK on X, who has a decent track record when it comes to Marvel and Star Wars leaks. While we’re still in “rumor” territory, the fact that he’s willing to go public with it suggests this isn’t just wishful thinking.

Still, until Lucasfilm drops a logo, a title card, or a surprise “Hello there” teaser, treat this as speculative… but deliciously plausible.

Final Thoughts: Hope Is a Dangerous Thing

If Season 2 is truly in development, it means the Lucasfilm brass is finally listening to both metrics and fans—and seeing that the Jedi master still has gas in the speeder. It also shows that even in a post-Skywalker era, there’s still a hunger for stories about legacy, loss, and laser swords.

So sharpen your lightsaber skills, keep your eyes on the binary suns, and—most importantly—remember: Only a Sith deals in absolutes.

Unless we’re talking about wanting more Obi-Wan. That’s an absolute win.