A new image from Ahsoka gives fans a new look at Rosario Dawson as the titular hero.
As part of their cover feature on the upcoming Disney+ series, Ahsoka, Empire Magazine has unveiled a new image of the title character, Ahsoka Tano as her creator, Dave Filoni, has been talking about the path that she has taken which has brought her to this point.
Her appearances in Star Wars Rebels and The Book of Boba Fett - where she worked with Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker - indicated she still considered herself connected in some way to the Jedi. Emotionally, however, Filoni feels that it's definitely not on a spiritual or emotional level, choosing to isolate herself because of the dangers any large group can find themselves in from outside influences and corruption.
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