Identity of Ahsoka's Inquisitor Revealed

Ahsoka is another Star Wars show, which will expand the offerings of the Disney+ platform. Until now, the creators have been cautious in providing information on particular aspects of their production. However, a few weeks before the premiere, we learned some details about one of the antagonists - Marrok.

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While there has been speculation online about this character, it is likely that most of it may end up in the bin. On the official website dedicated to the characters from the universe, a description has in fact been published, thanks to which we learned more details about Marrok.

The description has dispelled some mystery about Marrok. Still, it may turn out that one of the fan theories will turn out to be true. After all, the antagonist was invented for the purposes of the show and the creators can do anything they want with him. Especially since it is likely that his name is not real, even if an identical one has already appeared in another Star Wars production.

In The Clone Wars it was carried by the wolf-like creature accompanying the bounty hunter Embo. So it may turn out that someone else entirely will be hiding behind the mask of the former inquisitor in Ahsoka .

Finally, let's recall that Ahsoka will premiere on Disney+ as early as August 23. On the day of the premiere, subscribers to the said platform will be able to watch the first two episodes. Subsequent ones will appear at weekly intervals.

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