Dave himself hasn’t mastered the Jedi art of letting go…

Adding time travel to Star Wars just opens up a whole can of worms and will get really messy really quick

I mean, it's undeniable. Whether it works for the story depends on your taste. I think she should have died in Twilight of the Apprentice after giving Vader his toughest fight since Obi Wan.

I don't think I have so much faith in Filoni anymore, I didn't have much to begin with but now I'm convinced that Clones Wars' writing was good because of Dave being *a part* of a writing room instead being in charge of everything. Main reason I think a lot of people champion him is because the fanbase still hasn't recovered from the impact of Jar Jar Abrams and Rian Johnson's lightsaber measuring contest.

I love how everyone hates the WBW but nobody talks about Dave’s major problem with retconning everything including his own stuff.

I kinda have this really bad feeling that to explain away "Somehow Palpatine Returned" is that Palpatine fell into the World Between Worlds... thanks Dave../s

It's honestly coming to the point where the WBW is only there to save Ahsoka and nothing else. It just makes death in Star Wars less tragic. And it also diminishes one of the core themes of Star Wars about making choices.

Somehow Palpatine has returned. Somehow Kathleen Kennedy is still employed and Dave Feloni is the "savior" of Star Wars.🤷🏽‍♀️

Just because you invented a crazy world breaking concept, doesn't mean you should keep using it to legitimize it

Ashoka is getting into comic book levels of death not mattering.

I’m still of the mind that it should’ve just been used for observation, and that the people watching couldn’t interact with what they’re seeing. Being witness to events from the past and future, could be valuable even if it can’t be altered. Instead, it’s out right time travel, and Ezra was able to drag Ahsoka into a new dimension. Now the fans feel like they’re being mocked, as a lot of us want the Sequels done away with, while the tools to do so exist in the canon.

At this point Dave might as well make Ahsoka the main character of the franchise. Goodness knows we don't get anything meaningful about Luke or Han or Leia anymore. Then he can promote her to godhood and kill the franchise once and for all.

Hey don’t forget about Ahsoka dying in TCW and then getting resurrected Rise of Skywalker style in that mortis arc.

It's true he's bending the Universe to keep her alive and making her more important than padme to anakins fall which is nonsense

I really don't think the problem with the WBW is just that the writers could potentially use it wrong in the future. I think the simple fact that timetravel is possible in SW creates a whole bunch of plotholes. Like for example why doesn't Ahsoka go back in time and tries to prevent order 66? Since portals appear to events that are personally meaningfull to you she could probably go back to the moment where she turned her back on the Jedi Order and Anakin. And she probably has some personally significant moments with other jedi as well who she could warn about the fall of the jedi. It's kind of like the Holdo Maneuver: even if it's never used in future content again we still need to ask ourselves "Why aren't the characters using it? Are they stupid?".

"SOMEHOW AHSOKA SURVIVED......AGAIN" WBW is an interesting concept. But I fear Dave Baloni is going to continue to use it to keep people alive and or go back in time. I remember when Ezra saved Ahsoka in Rebel's thinking "SERIOUSLY?" what a fitting end that would have been for Ahsoka, she would have realized just how dark her former Master had become. It would also have really cemented with the fans what a feat it was for Luke to sense some good still in Vader/Anakin. Its another thing that diminishes the roll and arc of the Skywalkers. I never believed that Dave has Georges best interests at heart, he just wants to make a name for himself. This franchise is going to end up just like the MCU constant multiverse randomness, no one will die etc. Remember Dave Filoni loved TLJ

Another thing. Didn’t Ahsoka use Psychometry (Cal Kestis ability something he was told was very rare) in order to figure out that Sabine was still alive? Then she used Ezra’s Cesar Milan Animal whisperer power on the Purgil? She’s totally already been Mary sued. Ohh Balogna you’ll always been the cheapest of meats

Like bacta, Force healing, a steady stream of new Force skills and more and more powerful weapons and other technologies, the easy outs can undermine your sense of the stakes. At no point in episode five was I the slightest bit worried Ahsoka might not survive. I miss suspense.

It drives me crazy as this place means you can easily go 1000s of years in future and past.

I’d personally feel very surprised if Disney decides to use the WBW to retcon or “erase” the sequel trilogy. I think it’d be too confusing for the casual fan, they just think that the sequels are the main continuation of these characters. Let’s not forget also that those films did make billions, and that Rey has her own movie on the way.

I forgot how bad Yoda looks in Rebels.... the animation quality of that show should have been the red flag for what was to come

I miss the "rules" of the first six movies. You didn't always know what they were, but you always had a feeling there were rules or at least limits. Even when they changed it up a little in the Clone Wars it was reasonable. With Darth Maul he at least earned his return, the dude was literally insane living off of rats in a garbage dump and definitely had an uphill battle to return to form. It is a fantasy world and not science fiction after all. I was originally ok with Ahsoka in Rebels, but as we continue on Disney Star Wars really feels to closer to the MCU and not the 6 original movies. Two things that have ruined it for all others is the MCU and Game of Thrones. We don't need super powers X 10 or everything grim dark and subverting our expectations.

I just hope Thrawn becomes an actual major part of the show starting next episode, and isn't just in the last episode for about 10 minutes total

Ahsoka is the Batman of Star Wars at this point... plot armor is their hidden superpower

The world between worlds would be fine if it was developed and had stories around it. Like Thrawn trying to get access to it to bring back the emperor or something. But it’s been used only to save ahsoka twice, and no other story has explored it or developed it. She has “died” 3 times now only to be rescued twice by the world between worlds. The minute it was used in rebels i knew it would never be a main story point and would be left vague so it’s not questioned

Hey Thor, I know this probably wouldn't be the most popular theory but there is a way that the WbW is exactly the way it appears but doesn't involve time travel. What if Ezra didn't actually pull Ahsoka out of the past and instead the force provided him a vision that provided a lesson he needed to learn. There is also the possibility that Palpatine (or any other dark side user) can gain access only if the flow of time is disrupted. Palpatine was able to breach the veil only once Ahsoka was pulled out of time and was denied entry once she returned to her own time. Palpatine likewise tried to get Ezra to rejoin his parents in the past, which would disrupt the flow of time and would allow palps access again. I think it is also important to point out we have seen the WbW at least three times now, and only once did the time traveling portals appear.

Starting to get fed up of seeing Ahsoka in so many shows now. That's why I'm not watching the Ahsoka show and from a few clips I've seen on youtube it looks terrible anyway. Edit: I also wasn't really interested in seeing this show anyway after how bad the Mandalorian season 3 turned out and the previous shows not being the best. I've just lost all hope for Live action Star Wars shows now. Only the Bad batch season 3 and maybe Andor season 2 interest me and out of the how ever many they have planned plus movies only 2 I have interest in is nothing.

I am concerned about how they’re going to use this in future Star Wars. Everything is pointing to the sequel trilogy. I believe they are going to institute world between worlds as how Ray and Kylo able to transport light sabers to one another in the rise of Skywalker.

I'm feeling that the Worlds Between Worlds kind of takes away the reality that death is a finality. That characters can just reach into it and pull out loved ones who are killed only to save them.

I am in the camp that would love to see the sequels retconned so we can get a propper sequel trilogy like the Thrawn one. I also agree that using the WBW would be a problem for future use of retconning. I think there's a solution. The WBW is used to retcon the sequels and set things right, but in doing so, the WBW becomes inaccessible from then on. Maybe the whole idea of changing the past so much just doesn't bode well with the Force so the WBW closes or something, idk, just spitballing here. Use it to retcon them and get rid of it in the process. Win win.

The problem Filoni created for himself in Star Wars Rebels was that he wanted Ashoka and Vader to have to their reunion/fight, have a cool cliffhanger, and have Ahsoka survive. But he *needed* to show that Vader won and not have it be disputable at the same time. People call him an Ahsoka fanboy now but if he had his treasured character fight the most iconic villain in fiction and have the ending ambiguous, it would be a lot worse. In the end the WBW was a cool and clever way to fix those problems, wrap up Ezra and Kanan's story, and give a reason for the Empire's obsession with Lothal. It worked excellently in Rebels and I firmly believe that's where it should be left. Causes to many headaches once you start bringing it back.

I would argue that what the force can, and cannot do is already on the slippery slope. We have things like “force echoes “where a character can find out everything they need to happen by looking at an object, and now we have force healing the list of what can happen is getting very lengthy and more silly stuff is just being added, being able to physically pass objects to each other, and to have a four Skype call where your inhabiting the space of the person you’re talking to are all additions that are terrible

So, I have an original character named Carouselle who once existed independently from anything and was later integrated into my current animated series concept. While I dearly love her, I’m taking great precautions to make sure she doesn’t take over the show’s narrative or become flanderized because of how I view her. Filoni’s handling of Ahsoka in the last few years is exactly why I’m being so cautious with Carouselle.

World between worlds seems as if it was created to save Ahsoka, and won't be used to save Star Wars from the sequels. Weak. I've lost all faith in Faloni and I'm not watching this series. I loved Rebels but world between worlds being way too much of a stretch even back then. Time travel should not be in Star Wars. Why even have her face Vader if you wanted to keep her?

I don’t care how much you love Disney Star Wars, one thing that you cannot deny is that Star Wars characters never die anymore.

wasn't there a what if star wars comic series like with yoda meeting palpatine on coruscant by landing the death star on it as one issue already?

I like the idea of a force nexus where force sensitive beings cam converse and be shown visions of what that force user needs to see. Like Ahsoka getting her final lesson.

Watch Dave give her a more impactful death than most of the original trilogy characters

She wasn’t even killed by Baylan Skoll and she wouldn’t have died from water. Baylan only was able to push her off because she - force pushed his apprentice which left a opening and was stunned / dazed after picking up the map cube

I don’t like how Ashoka’s supposed to be the most powerful/balanced Jedi and just sort of gives up and dies without trying, pretty weird that she basically just let herself get flung of the cliff and Baylan did it with about as much effort as wiping eraser shavings off a desk. The choreography just doesn’t sell the stakes and seriousness they’re trying to portray in the story, I think if the combat was more believable and consistent then it would be alright for her to keep dying left and right but it kinda just feels like a clunky and low effort way to connect to certain plot points Dave wants like Ashoka visiting the WBW. Don’t get me wrong I like the show but even in the best SW content there seems to be lots of inconsistencies and weak plot progressions to get to the few cool moments that were actually fleshed out in the series.

It would help if it was actually defined what the World within Worlds actually IS. It's confusing as hell for those not inclined to theorise to the nth degree and even then it's still confusing. It's just dropped in as undefined plot convenience, this is bad storytelling.

I'd like to use the world between worlds to warn George Lucas against selling to Disney.

This is the first time the results of your polls upset me.

Not that crazy about the WBW. Too much of an easy out for lazy writers. Can we get back to the main plot involving Thrawn and Ezra please?

But he’s SO brilliant, everybody says so. This is the best Star War ever, right?

I hadn’t thought about it much since I read it in the expanded universe all those years ago, but there was a sort of force netherworld that luke would… flow walk ( I think this was the term.) and I wonder if this kinda was dave developing that concept further.

My main issue with the World Between Worlds was that I felt like it really hurt the stakes of the Original Trilogy. Why would the emperor ever bother with building the Death Star if he had the potential to control *all of time and space*?? He seemed to have only a single small research station at that temple in Rebels, which was easily infiltrated by Ezra and Sabine. If we're supposed to believe he took projects like what was happening at Tantiss so seriously with its secrecy, I would expect the a hell of a lot more security than a poorly guarded outpost for something that has this much power...

I don't see the World Between Worlds as time travel at all. It is an interdimensional portal. The real story is who put it there and why? It is not a natural phenomenon. This is the larger story.

I might be wrong, but I think that Ahsoka was not in the world between worlds in her show. It looked like it, but to me Episode 5 was more of a Force Vision before her death.

Every time someone dies from now on, that death is cheapened with audience asking: Will WBW bring them back?

this is semi-offtopic but when it comes to the "sequel trilogy", that many prefer to ignore the existence of, I personally thought that your sequel to... sequel(s)... was way better. "Rise of Finn" seemed more like the story that we deserved. Thought that I'd mention this since TWBW, as you mentioned, could show us alternative realities etc.

Im not convinced she even died. She lost a fight and was on course for death in her life so Anakin assisted and set her back on course. Have you seen clone wars she jumps out of ships with no jet packs, Her and Anakin jump off a turret wall in Landing at point rain in season two and they use the force to slow there fall and then save Rex. the though of that baby fall killing her is offensive imo.

I think this is the first time you read out one of my comments. This just made my day :D

The problem with the WBW is that there is no clear idea to what its limits are and that allows for all kinds of awful stories by writers eager and willing to take a shortcut to make happen what they want to happen. I do wish Filoni had found a better way to handle the storyline without creating it. Also, those of you who are upset because Filoni is not using it to retcon the ST out of existence are missing something obvious. Darth Kennedy would never allow that.

Oh yes, I've been waiting for you to talk about this topic! I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one hating the concept of the WbW and that there are plenty of others who think Dave loves Ahsoka way too much and would hate the idea of undoing events by using time travel. The WbW has been my greatest concern since it was introduced and the reason why I don't trust Filoni. I'm still not sure he won't to something tremendously stupid with the WbW.

Hey Thor! The way I’ve always interpreted the WBW is that in Star Wars there are set canon events that happen, I.e. anakin turning into Vader, or luke blowing up the Death Star, to me that’s what those portals Ezra is shown are, visual representation of these events. We also know that the force is a “living force” and due to the flux nature of it, the force itself can choose when someone can intervene, as well as choose who is allowed unrestricted access to the gateways. If it really is a nexus of the force I think it would make sense that the nexus has anchor points. I also think that as far as the WBW has been used it can’t/won’t let anyone in who will end up making a decision that would remove too many anchor points. I’d also like to add that the way that the WBW is used in episode 5 of Ahsoka felt remarkably similar to Cal’s vision on Dathomir and got me to wonder if the nebulous nature of the WBW is due to the fact that it can and should change its look to best allow the “correct” decision to be made by who ever enters it. I know this is super wordy and probably full of holes but I’d like to know your thoughts!

You do realize Ashoka never died when she just fell of the cliff and went into the water unconscious. Anakin didn't save Ashoka , Ashoka woke up in the WbW because she has a connection to it probably via "Daughter" and because she has been there before. She never died she was unconscious. When it was fighting Vader it was sort of like time travel but not what happened with the fight with Baylan Skoll

I preferred SW when it was more grounded and mystical at the same time. Before Mortis, World Between Worlds and witches. Before, it was sci-fantasy. Now, it's just fantasy with blasters. The Force is now just typical D&D magic.

I view it as being similar to the Weirwood network in ASOIAF (that's Game of Thrones for non book readers). Greenseers could view the past/present & potentially future via the Weirwoods but not impact events. That might be changing with Bran Stark in the next or final books though.

I'd love a What If? Star Wars series

I hate to be negative about episode 5, but I gotta say… What was the point? Why did Ahsoka need to go through this “arc”? This whole time she’s been steadfast and determined to meet her goal. She even lectures Sabine about the importance of stopping Thrawn, how it’s more important than getting Ezra back. Nowhere in any episode did it appear that Ahsoka was giving up on anything..

For what shall it profit a man, that he gain Ahsoka but lose his soul?

I really think people misunderstand what a "hard" or "soft" magic system means. It DOESN'T mean you know WHY something works (that would be a rationale) it just means the degree to which you understand the RULES. Sometimes that dips into rationale, but rationale in speculative fiction is fairly flexible and doesn't necessarily dictate the rules of things. When you say you want the Force to be more "soft", it means you want the rules to be LESS understood or visible from the viewer's/reader's POV, and potentially more mushy in terms of what it can do. What people generally get upset over with things like midichlorians and the WBW is that the few rules and expectations that WERE set up in the OT didn't really foreshadow them. That's not necessarily a deal breaker, but if it *feels* like cheating to the audience, then it doesnt really matter what is or isn't technically allowed by canon.

I mean, when we last saw the cliff there was huge rocks all over the bottom portion near the sea. Somehow she missed all that lol. At least I think there was.

What we have in relativity at least is called "closed timelike curve". But yeah, I agree we need to exclude time travel. But other than that, I'm all in for the concept.

Remeber she died on Mortis too lol, she’s died like 3 times, Maul got nothing on her

I agree with the sentiment that it starts to make the Force to magical and less mystical. Seeing the future and the past through the force is a much different thing than being able to actually change the past and the future. Being able to communicate across interstellar distances through the Force is already pushing it. Being able to physically cross that distance to teleport characters or objects . . . To quote Han Solo, "That's not the way the Force works!" Also, as a writer, they're giving themselves a very tempting "get out of jail free" card. Back in the first two seasons of Star Trek TNG the writers had discovered for themselves a powerful magical tool. If you ever wrote yourself into a corner, all you had to do was slide those three magic levers on the transporter control panel and you could magically deus-ex-machina all your problems away. You could magically disarm weapons (except when the script needed the bad guys beamed aboard to have working guns) or decontaminate germs (except when the script needed people to get sick) or de-age artificially aged crewmen or, in one instance, re-constitute Captain Picard's body out of wisps of nebula gas. On the one hand, it made sense, if the transporter can disassemble an object ten or twenty thousand kilometers away on a quantum level, convert that matter to energy, transmit it thousands of kilometers, convert the energy stream back into matter, then reassemble that matter perfectly on a transporter pad, shouldn't it be able to alter that matter? The food replicators already did that on a small cup-of-earl-gray-tea scale. The producers had to lay down some pretty hard-and-fast rules that the transporter was only there to transport characters from one place to another quickly (and without needing a sequence of expensive special effects shots of launching and/or landing a shuttle), because it was too easy for writers to abuse. The whole "world between worlds" thing is going to be very easy to abuse if they don't lay down some pretty hard-and-fast rules. And, to be frank, the Story Group (or Filoni or whoever is writing Star Wars these days) already don't adhere to the Rules very closely already. In fact they've all but said they hate the rules and see canon as a shackle holding them back from writing the stories they want to write. For those who don't get the association "canon" is the Latin word for "rules".

I would have liked the world between worlds been an ancient form of force travel between planets with force nexus that the celestials created or it was a place to commune with the force more deeply and train. Until Ezra pulled Ahsoka out of her fight my head cannon was the Vader would have somehow sealed her away in the Temple since it was mystery to the Emperor. Him being unable to deliver the final blow and that would line up with the little bit of good that Luke sensed in him. Vader/Anakin only cares about those close to him. From what I know of Ahsoka's journey and her behavior before episode 5, nothing setup the lesson she supposedly learned.

The first time was used to save ahsoka, but the second time wasn't, at all, people are watching with blindfolded man. She would never die to Baylor in that scene, narrative speaking, the world In between worlds was used developed her relation with Anakin, not to saver her like the first time

The version of ahsoka we see enter the temple from below was the version of ahsoka, that lived, and had to return to her own world.

Once I heard the Emperor from the OG Star Wars franchise came back in the new movies I was CERTAIN humanity would smarten up and stop caring about Star Wars. How people still have expectations for this franchise is beyond me. How much "nothing matters and we'll re-write whatever to meet sales targets" do fans need before they realize their fucking fiction is just an ad platform with no actual content.

Everyone wanted them to use it to retcon the sequels but they’re more likely to use it to remake the originals.

I also already new Ahsoka got out of the fight with Vader from s2 of Rebels. So I didn't need WBW for that. No I'm more seeing it as a place for force ghosts to watch over the galaxy, to see if they're needed. Then when/if Filoni said it isn't about time traveling, he's wrong. If Ahsoka could just go back into the time the left, she could have walked into which other portal she wanted. I also hoped it was to retcom the sequels, that Ahsoka saw the future and therefore went to Luke to prevent it from happening. Joining his new order and keeping any eye on Ben

The fact that the fanbase can't even agree on what happened in Episode 5 (Was it the World Between Worlds? Or all in Ahsoka's head? Was it Anakin's ghost? Or just Ahsoka's projection? What lesson did Anakin even teach Ahsoka? Why did Ahsoka suddenly have an existential crisis and want to give up on trying to save the galaxy/Ezra/Sabine after one fight w/ Balon?) proves that the episode is actually not very good. Its the same as when we got the Obi-Wan vs. Vader rematch, at first people liked it, but after thinking about it a little the fans realized how trash it was.

Hey Thor I have a challenge for you find one good thing and one bad thing about each Star Wars movie (and show if you want) from an in universe perspective meaning that it has to be something that happens in the film (or show) mainly so cheap/ easy answers like the cinematography was the best part of The Last Jedi or the score was the best part of Rise Of Skywalker, or the removal of Yub Nub was the worst part of Return of The Jedi or the outdated CGI was the worst part of Revenge Of The Sith can be avoided for films (or shows) that you like/ don't like.

I'm going to break ranks here. As someone who has seen every bit of official Star Wars media, read countless legends, new canon, and comics from both... I like it. I'm running an Edge of the Empire campaign in a few weeks, and the concept of the intersection between what was, what is, and what could be is the way I am tying Legends and the New Canon together. My players responded well to the practice campaign where I toyed with these concepts. I think the very idea of it is less pulling someone from death and more the force interweaving and using willing light vessels like Ezra to do its will. Palatine would never have been able to use it because he seeks to control the force not learn from it or be molded by it. Anyway, I like the concept and have used similar ones in my own writing. Although I do fear that bad writers may screw this up for all of us...

One of the great ironies about Disney Star Wars is that some of the most fun content has been the non-canon stuff. Phineas and Ferb Star Wars is a blast. The Lego Star Wars tv series is also a lot of fun. In fact, one of my favorite parts of the Lego series, is how silly Palpatine is. Sure, I don't want him to be that way in "real life," but this is a loving parody.

I honestly I don’t think you need the whole world between worlds gimmick as a way to justify altering the canon. Just the act of Ezra pulling a Soca outs of the world between worlds probably cause the ripple effect similar to the moon movie sound of thunder. Like how, stepping on a butterfly in the past causes ripples in the future. But as far as the sequel trilogy, what’s done is done at this point. But if they do want to use this gimmick as the way to make alterations to the canon, then there’s gotta be a equal consequence to balance out. Like everything has a price, and the price of change will always have a steep cost.

How about Dave bend time and space to save Star Wars from the sequel trilogy? 🙃

Yo be fair to the world between worlds the small number of people we've seen actually get some "use" serves to so how unusual it is. The way both ezra and ahsoka follow the will of the force is pretty unique when compared to almost every other prequel era jedi or any sith we've seen. Makes sense they'd be able to do some things others can't when they're so in tune with the kinda "natural" side of the force (for lack of a better word).

A Star Wars "What If...?" would be the coolest thing ever.

My immediate thought about World between Worlds is that it can provide a way for the EU/Legends to come back in a mainstream fashion. It has a great potential to add to the story of overall SW universe, but I’m not holding my breath with some of decisions made for the franchise as a whole.

No matter what, one thing remains….all roads lead to the sequel trilogy. 😞

HEY THOR! What do you think are the chances Dave Filoni uses zombie magic to create zombie troopers to rewrite the how clone troopers were used in Zahn’s original Heir to the Empire and will this be a bridge to far for most fans with the Force?

Then, let's use the world between worlds to save Quigon-jin after maul stabs him in the abdomen. ❤

As Star Wars is, at the end of the day, "FANTASY", I only have one rule for enjoyment: TRY to be consistent. (Knocks the sequels right out, eh? Heh.) The WbW NEVER bothered me. I took it as just another facet dealing with the Force. In the Rebels Season 2 episode, we see her recover from the reverse block and as the door obscured Ezra's and our view of the fight, she was still doing okay. The WbW episode also doesn't show her near death either, only that Vader was preparing a strike...that WOULD have been interrupted anyway as the floor caved in on him. It seems that "she wuz gonna' die-zors'! has been repeated soooo many times to be taken as gospel. The actual shows do NOT indicate that in any specific way other than she was in a bit of a sticky mess...but was holding her own just fine. Ezra, being his usual impulsive self, just HAD to save his friend. Heh. So in my interpretation and head canon I have zero issues with how it all worked out. 😀 As to the Ahsoka series? The WbW gave us episode #5. That makes it just fine for me. As a writer, if anyone were to try paradoxical 'stuff' within that realm, I'd have them die a horrible tragic death as the universer/Force itself prevented any time-shattering changes.

Maybe the sequels are a whole season of what if. What if... Palpatine survived somehow?

Let’s hold hands going poop 💩 😂

*"Take me away I don't mind You better promise me I'll be back in time Gottt get back in time" - H. Lewis 🧐* *Back in time indeed !!!* 🤨 *"NUFF SAID"™️*

This is kinda the reason I will love if STAR WARS MOVE FORWARD....I mean to the distant FUTURE, when non of the characters from Clone Wars, the Prequels, Rebels, the original trilogy, the old and new republic, the sequels, non of these characters are around, you can just create what ever you want, even not need any more empire, Jedi, rebels, siths, there will be just new ideas and concepts......by keep writing stuff in BETWEEN the prequels, the sequels, the OG, you keep contradicting stuff established in the films or shows, creating no tension..........I love a lot of Star Wars even some stuff in the Disney Era like Rebels, Clone Wars season 7, Rogue One, Force Awakens, Mando s1 and 2, Tales of the Jedi, Visions and now Ahsoka (so far), but the more you circle this time like the more QUESTIONS and CONTRADICTIONS you create.....I keep saying this, every new project BESIDES ANDOR (wait until even they f up this), show a NEW SURVIVOR JEDI who somehow manage to survive order 66 and did nothing important after.......I keep saying if Ahsoka, Cal Kestis are around the time of Luke.....why they didn't help him to defeat Emperor Palpatine? you have to create LOOPS around then to justify why they never shows up when it matter, now we kinda doing that for Ahsoka to justify why Ezra, Sabine and Ahsoka aren't present in the SEQUELS to help Rey vs the New Order, instead of....killing them when you have to and not make Sabine a force sensitive (not like we need MORE JEDIS), and this is coming from me who love Dave characters, Rebels and Ahsoka are of my faves, and now having the World between worlds is a device that looks only works for Dave to save his waifu Ahsoka, twice now, as much I love ep 5, is kinda what it is, AHSOKA CAN'T DIE....is not like I expecting that a show called AHSOKA will dare to kill its main character in ep 5, but you don't need to put this to begin with, suggesting Anakin did all he did to save ahsoka fr dying after she had pass..........and the biggest bear with this device is the one of using to retcon or bring back death characters from the past.....I hope they don't do this.....imagine if they retcon, Maul death, or Anakin, or Padme, or Obi Wan, just to have them interact with the new characters, and milk more profits our of them.....or as many point, use it to erase the SEQUELS, as much I hate them (the last 2, Force Awakens is okay), it indeed just going to create more problems than solutions...........I hope Dave and the writers in the future use this place WISELY.

The world between worlds reminds me of that one scene from Interstellar

I just wish I lived in the alternate universe where Disney DOESN'T own Star Wars AND George Lucas made all 9 Skywalker movies...

The Yoda convo wasn't a WBW thing stop it. The WBW should've stayed a special thing accessible via that one temple in Rebels only. It's gone now, not coming back. But no, you can just go there when the plot says so, or when the writer wants his daughteru to not die and to jangle some keys. Man, remember Force Ghosts?

I stopped watching star wars after Kenobi. I can't suspend my disbelief no more. People who think 10 minutes of fan service justice an entire tv show's existence are the problem.

I like the idea of sub spiritual realms to explore the history of the galaxy and connect minds across it. It's weird how they keep trying to ignore all the time travel stuff though despite the huge implications. Ashokas privy access to it does make me suspicious about it's narrative purpose though

Personally I’m not so sure why this bothers people. The WBW in general, and Dave using it to “save” Ahsoka. Honestly, I’m open to just about anything in Star Wars. I think that’s what makes it unique: it’s sci-fi, but it’s also a bunch of other things too. I get the WBW and the concept of time travel can make things messy like it did the MCU, but as long as it’s not used that way, I don’t have a problem with it. Also, Vader killing Ahsoka is predictable and repetitive of him killing Obi wan imo.

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Its fine the way its been used. It fits a lot of mythological trappings and belief systems worldwide. These are all consistent ideas...until the sequels come into the picture.

The World between Worlds should’ve been a physical manifestation of communicating with force ghosts, the wills, seeing the future or past. But not being able to affect either. As Ezra could save Ahsoka, but can’t save Kanan because reasons. If she were consistent with her logic she’d be cut in half by Vader.

I think they should have made the wbw to be like a fast travel but you need to find a gate through the force to be allowed to use the fast travel This could allow Ezra to save Ashoka by pulling her into the gate but it would be months after the fight.