This Surprising Twist From Ahsoka was Hinted at in The Mandalorian

Ahsoka has debuted on Disney+. This week viewers will be able to watch the third episode of the show focusing on Anakin Skywalker's padawan. However, there is still a lot of information concerning Thrawn, which was revealed in the second episode of the new production. We are, of course, talking about the whereabouts of the Grand Admiral.

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After the fact that at the end of Rebels the villain disappeared for years along with Ezra Bridger, it eventually turned out that Thrawn is in Perida, that is, in a completely different galaxy. Recall that this revelation was revealed by Morgan Elsbeth, and such a twist opens up completely new possibilities for the Star Wars universe.

However, as it turns out, already in the third season of The Mandalorian viewers were given a clue about where the admiral might be staying. Although it was not easy to grasp, from today's perspective it even seems to be a prediction of what we learned in the second episode of Ahsoka.

Moff Gideon, a character appearing in the series starring Pedro Pascal, in one episode attends a meeting of the Imperial Shadow Council. The character assures the other leaders that even with his contacts he was unable to locate Thrawn, yet he has access to the secrets of the entire galaxy.

So it seems that the creators have long had the exact plot of the upcoming shows planned, and in a very subtle way suggested it. Recall that movies and shows set in the Star Wars universe can be found on Disney+.

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