If you’ve been wondering whether Ahsoka Season 2 would leap ahead in time — surprise! It won’t.According to Star Wars Insider #235, the second season will pick up exactly where Season 1 left off, meaning no skipped months, years, or off-screen developments. And honestly? That might be the best thing that could’ve happened for this series. Because Season 1 didn’t end quietly. It ended with: If Lucasfilm had jumped ahead, we would’ve missed far too much. Why No Time Jump Is a Big Deal for Star Wars Star Wars loves a good time jump — it’s practically tradition. But Ahsoka isn’t playing by the usual rules, and keeping Season 2’s timeline continuous has some huge storytelling advantages: 1. Zero Lost Emotion Season 1 left Ahsoka, Sabine, and Ezra in wildly different emotional states.Picking up immediately means we get to actually feel the fallout: Skipping forward would’ve robbed those moments of…
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Star Wars SDCC 2025: What Went Down at the Lucasfilm Publishing Panel
The Force was definitely strong at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, especially inside the Lucasfilm Publishing panel—where future canon and legends collided in the form of new novels, comics, art books, and surprises that had Star Wars junkies buzzing like malfunctioning mouse droids. From dark side drama to High Republic hijinks, here’s everything worth knowing—without having to elbow through the SDCC crowds. The High Republic Marches On Lucasfilm Publishing has zero plans of slowing the High Republic freight train. The panel confirmed that Phase III will expand deeper into the Jedi Order’s golden age—and its unraveling. Expect more Nihil chaos, political intrigue, and lightsaber diplomacy in upcoming titles like: These books are connecting more closely to the Star Wars movies and video games canon than ever before—bridging gaps that may or may not involve the acolytes of the Sith. Legends Reforged: Inquisitors, Bounty Hunters, and… Thrawn? One of the more eyebrow-raising…