The Bendu Tells Ahsoka That She Will Die - Star Wars Rebels Deleted Scene Explained
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It is my belief that Ahsoka's and Kenobi's battles with Vader, opened a crack in Vader, opened a crack that Luke was ultimately be able to break through. But that's just my head-canon.
Obiwan broke one side, Ahsoka broke the other, and Luke fully takes it off.
Both could only take Vaders mask off partially, and by force. Only Luke was able to do it because Anakin asked him to.
I'm good with this theory. Anakin was always conflicted and some of Padmes dying words were that he still had good in him.
Makes total sense 👌
Disney isn't canon
in an new hope, vader said it was his first meeting with kenobi since rots mustafar
ahsokas less important
I believe that the death spoken of is the death of innocence. Ahsoka had hope that maybe just maybe she could save anakin by turning him back to the light but it was not to be. Thus ahsoka tano died from a certain point of view. Now she must come to terms with the fact that she could not save anakin and only when she realises this will she be able to make peace with the past and go on to become ahsoka the white. It is luke skywalker's task to redeem or kill outright darth vader before facing and destroying the emperor. Kind regards from Daniel Harman.
Love this!
The death of the myth of Asoka tawno, because in that moment she tasted her first defeat: A task she could not overcome. A grim revelation she could not reconcile with her world view, self of duty nor self- she was broken. Her *will had died.*
Bendu is one of my favorite Characters out of Star Wars Rebels.
This
@doctahwahwee2237 Yeah the one in the middle is the GOAT
The bendu is NOT your favorite, HE IS the bendu, HE IS the one in the middle, HE chooses no side! HE IS a rock in the river, HE IS unseen…
I feel like leia could of also saved anakin
Better than Ezra...
I love how the Bendu speaks in riddles all the time. Keeps him mysterious and cool and fresh :D
When I try it i get called an idiot
Look into Kreia from Knights of the old republic 2.
You won't regret the mystery!
Man I wish we seen this sence star wars rebels ahsoka talked to the bendu is so cool
English please
I agree that Ahsoka was ultimately not enough to restore Anakin Skywalker and free him of the dark and wretched shell of Darth Vader. In spite of the strong bond they had shared, as Master and Apprentice, Ahsoka was a living memory of the man Vader once was, and he was angry with her in a selfish, twisted way, regarding her as someone else who had failed him, viewing her leaving the Order as abandoning him instead of what it really was. So meeting her again, Vader, still obsessed with destroying the very memory of his former self, intended to destroy Ahsoka.
Ahsoka reaching out to her former master, offering compassion, for a brief moment it did bring Anakin back to the surface, but his anger, hate, and everything else pulled him back into the dark depths of Vader, who affirmed his resolve to kill her.
While Ahsoka failed, I like to believe that this proved that there was yet hope for Anakin, but that hope was not meant to be embodied in Ahsoka but rather Luke, Anakin's son, whom Vader saw as a fresh start, someone with whom he had a connection and could start anew... but on his own, selfish terms. Luke ultimately succeeded in convincing his father to save him from his dark master and spur Vader-returned-Anakin to turn against the man who had been the cause of all his suffering and finally fulfill his destiny in bringing balance to the Force
As for Ahsoka and her talk with the Bendu, I agree that the Bendu speaking of death was not necessarily of Ahsoka dying physically, but as the person she was before her fateful reunion with her former master. Or at least, that's how it turned out. The Bendu was uncertain of exactly what would happen, only that a death involving Ahsoka would occur, an implication that her future was not yet decided.
Had Ezra, through the World Between Worlds, not intervened, Ahsoka would surely have died by Vader's hand, and that would have been her destiny. But Ezra inadvertently changed Ahsoka's destiny, sparing her from physical death but finally ending the hope Ahsoka had of saving her master from himself, essentially the death of that hopeful Ahsoka she was prior. But now, Ahsoka is holding onto regret, haunted by the possible what-ifs had she stayed or done something differently, or whether there had ever been any hope at all for Anakin regardless of herself. This has affected and correlates to who Ahsoka is now. When she met Din Djarin and Grogu, seeing the bond between them, she refused to teach Grogu, fearing his connection to Djarin could lead the youngling down a path similar to the one her former master had taken. Likewise, she failed to properly guide and instruct Sabine due to her own self-doubts and fears, leading to an estrangement between them for several years until the Force brought them back together. Ahsoka fears that she is not enough, partly because she never got to complete her training under Anakin, and so she fears she is not enough to properly guide Sabine, who isn't making it any easier due to her own self-doubts and regrets.
But I believe they'll find the balance and enlightenment they need to truly become Master and Apprentice.
Ahsoka did not walk away from Anakin, she walked away from the Jedi Order, and than Anakin stayed with the Jedi Order.
After Ahsoka episode 5, the Bendu's prediction of a connection between Ahsoka's foreseen death and her ongoing connection to her master takes on yet another layer. This time it seemed as if Ahsoka was not pulled back from the brink of death but rather died and was resurrected fulfilling the Bendu's words.
well said!
I can hear the bendu saying “former Jedi knight”
I love that she says she will avenge his death. When obi-wan faced Vader and cracked his mask. Vader again says Anakin is dead and obi-wan says my friend is truly dead but ahsoka said she will avenge him. Obi-wan accepted Anakin was dead. Ahsoka held out there was still good in him. ❤
I think it's plain, in retrospect, that the Bendu was referring to the death of who she was. The person she thought of herself as being and with that passing she was able to become who she was meant to be. I also think the Bendu knew that somehow she was gonna survive it, explaining the last part of what he said before he bid her farewell.
I love that the Bendu frequently evokes the titles of people like Kanan and Ahsoka, as if to illustrate the meaninglessness and insignificance of such titles in the grander schemes of Life by bringing them up so frequently that they feel trivialized. It's appropriate, considering how he feels about labels such as "Jedi" and "Sith".
I cried so much when she left Anakin, that episode was heartbreaking, her walking away 😢, I always thought Ahsoka could've saved him, but after watching this, I'm like ok. I accept, it makes me feel a little better.❤
maybe he speaks of Ahsoka Tano as a Jedi. Although she left the order way ago but after the fight with Vader she may finally been able to move on and accept that her former master is dead and that theres nothing she can do about it. Inevitably she dies in the attempt to avenge Anakin (in the OG timeline) like she says to Vader.
From then on she may be able to fully identify and accept her live as a force wielder without any attachment to any side.
It would make sense to say that Ahsoka did indeed die in that fateful encounter, but Ezra’s actions altered the timeline. Thankfully, either through Ahsoka’s own carefulness or by providence, this change triggered no paradox or dangerous timeline divergence.
I always wondered if Ahsoka became a mortis god because the daughter gave her life energy to resurrect Ashoka.
Enjoyed this video! Always loved that Filoni Bendu/Ahsoka story and Filoni's drawing. Where did the image at 6:00 come from?
I can see why Filloni scrapped that idea. It is a cool concept as I like the addition of Bendu into the mix of the lore, but it works better for Kanan to be the one to summon him from his slumber. Both characters are written with deep inner conflicts in the Imperial era, yet the scope of Rebells was to tell the sub tale of Calab Dume/ Kanan Jarrius and Ezra Bridger than the return of Ashoka Tanno.
Yes, Ashoka's conflicts could have awakened the Bendu, but her path was different than Kanan's. Kanan accepted his role as Ezra's master totally, and with the loss of his sight, accompanied with Maul's increasing influence over Ezra, he was broken.
Luke is over here like “And all I got was a muppet that looks like a shriveled green Ms piggy…”
They need to do an animated short of this interaction.... or even better, a live action one!
I see ahsoka as a Pure Jedi Master if you ask me
I see plo kloon as one
@@Fulcrumn9 that’s good now we know where she got it from
@@Fulcrumn9 he is an good example of a jedi. Side Note: there is no such thing as a Perfect Jedi but Plo Koon is a good example of a Jedi
She had rank of a Jedi Knight,but earning experience as a Jedi Master would take a lot more time.
@@Lemuel928 I thought she left when she was aPalawan. You can correct me I don't remember a ton about that arc
Amazing
As george said bringing balance included destroying the current Jedi order and afterwards destroying the sith meaning not only palpatine but himself also.
Do you think if Darth Vader would have killed Ashoka in the temple instead of her being ‘rescued’ by Ezra, that might have made it impossible to EVER be brought back to the light side by Luke? Killing her would have killed the good that Luke sensed within him? His last bit of Anakin? Never to return?
Luke and only luke would have been able to bring him back regardless, even if he did kill her , once he finds out he had kids anakin would have came back fr dormancy
Vader thought he did kill her.
She isn't important
@@richardched6085exactly. Disney basically just rebaked the old Star Wars movie where Vader kills Obi Wan and crowbarred Ashoka in it. He killed Obi Wan and found light because of Luke. Disney isn't canon and even in their fanfiction her death would be meaningless is Obi Wan didn't matter to him finding light
@@richardched6085I doubt it. He knew he missed plus palpatine saw her after he fought her
I believe he was referring to her death in the physical world, but then being born again from being saved by Ezra in the World between Worlds.
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He said that because, in the original timeline she was killed by Vader. That is why it was vague and up in the air. Because the future is never clear. Stuff like Ezra pulling her out of time and space saving her life happens.
There is no alternate timelines
There wasn't until Ezra changed time... as far as we as the audience know. Based on the way most fictional time travel rules work, one can reasonably assume Ahsoka was dead in the "original timeline" where Ahsoka was killed by Vader. It also retroactively explains where Ahsoka is in the Original Trilogy. At least til they explain where she was literally. This conversation between Ahsoka and Bendu mixed with Vader's trip to the "neatherrealm" of the force on Mustafar, where he foresaw his duel with Ahsoka, prove that to a degree I humbly believe.
The Bendu was my favorite character in rebels/clone wars.
With yoda in season 6 they also deal with the “death” of yoda
THE BENDU WAS TALKING ABOUT MULTIPLE DEATHS. THE DEATH OF SKYWALKER AND THE CHANGE THAT ASOKA WILL GO THROUGH
Your theory here is something I was talking to my wife about since the Ahsoka series started. Then seeing how episode 4 ended, I really think that is where this is going to go.
Asoka DOES NOT DIE at the end of the episode!!! She is literally seen walking into the depths of the temple! You miss so much detail I’m not sure how but you do. Go re-watch the episode and pause it when Vader is seen walking away from this point watch In slow motion as her owl shows up then dives into the smoke. The smoke clears at the base and you see her walking into the temple! Ezra cannot bring her back to life because she is not dead. It is why Ezra can pull her out in the world between worlds without affecting the time line. Dave literally says this when Asoka stops Ezra from saving Kanan from death. If he saved her life then it would have changed the timeline and things that had happened in between Asoka confronting Vader and Kanan’s death might have never occurred. Seriously go watch the episode back to back!
I’ve always believed Vader was just to broken he destroyed his whole world in desperation to save the ones he loves and it backfired leaving him with nothing even less then when he was a slave. He basically became a slave with nothing condemned himself to that life to punish himself
When Ahsoka was pulled thru the world between worlds she did kind of die. After e4 of Ahsoka we see that this world not only crosses time and space but also life and death for jedi. So the bendu was right.
Was that final scene retconned? I was under the impression it was a different scene meant to call back to that one. The grey shows that since her and Sabine first started training, she has changed and maybe even regressed from the final scene in Rebels
Why would it need to mean ONE thing? the beauty of it is that it can and does mean many things, it in and of itself is a prophecy, and as such naturally means many things at once. its poetry, art.
I feel like we are going to get a chance to see her meet anikin before he fell one last time, him mistaking her for a different jedi and that let's her finally let go of the past
Ezra saving Ahsoka meant the death of the Sequel Trilogy. The Sequel Trilogy follows a timeline where she has been killed (we hear her voice in RoS). But when Ezra saves her, she goes on living and will take part in ending the Empire against Thrawn in a final battle. That's my head-canon and I'm sticking to it.
But then there's also the idea that she's immortal because of the lifeforce of the Sister dwelling inside her, but whatevs...
„You’ll die, Ahsoka…”
„Yep! Been there, done that! Talk to you next time!”
it is the way of the Jedi to let go when the time comes that no matter how hard you try to save another, it is ultimately will be that person's choice in the end. It is the Lesson that Anakin never learned
I think Ahoska actually did die, when Ezra pulled her into the World's Between Worlds the timeline was changed, everything did in fact change. This in fact is the reboot people have been wondering that will fix much of the content from the sequels kinda in similar retrospect to Star Treks reboot.
the thing was, Anakin ultimately turned to the dark side in a quest for power, and out of fear of losing the ones he loves, thus fueling his desire for power to stop people from dying, and the only avenue for that proposed to him was through Sith training under Darth Sidious. no other avenue was presented, so he took it and fell to the darkside as a result of that path and not being able to let go of it, even while it destroyed the ones he loved in the end anyway. So, yes, the tragedy of Darth Vader was inevitable whether or not Ahsoka was there. Ahsoka never had that kind of power and could not have swayed him in that decision, even though Ahsoka was the wiser of the two, Anakin was always rash, and always got himself in deep regardless of where he was or who was there.
Just watched episode four Ashoka… this is really making me wonder
I don't know why everyone keeps saying Ahsoka's training was incomplete. At the end of the trial episode, when Barriss is convicted and Ahsoka is freed, Yoda states that perhaps this was her trial. Not referring to the court case, but referring to the Jedi trials that a Padawan completes to become a Knight. I always took it to mean her training was complete. I get that she saw her training as incomplete, but that should not have continued after everything she went through later. I'm disappointed in how it was handled in statements she made during Rebels. Even if she's too blind to see it, the story itself says otherwise.
The bendu is hillarious.
I don't understand why people assumed she died in the duel with Vader, at the end of the episode you can see her walk way.
She also looks very different from a Jedi at the end of Rebels. Remember the scene when Sabine is going with her to find Ezra? The look, the staff? What was the meaning of that? Grey robes= grey Jedi?
Grey as in black and white. The darkness and the light. It's balance.
The Bendu is the Three-Eyed Raven of Star Wars.
I saw thaat lord of the rings referance he made there, lol ahsoka the grey to ahsoka the white, gandolf the grey to gandolf the white lol.
I hope we see the bendu in live action in the future
All of them, before He said "Death" He said things will "Change" I think the Bendu knew all to well that no matter what happen Ezra was always going to pull her out of
that moment, I don't think he changed anything, because it always was.But I do like the detail of using that excuse to explain why Ahsoka wasn't in the OT.
She could not interact with anything UNTIL the Battle of Lothal. When ezra enters the world between worlds otherwise she would/could screw up the timeline.
The battle of lothal was before the OT. So that doesn’t explain why she wasn’t in the OT
Well, yeah...she never had a chance for keeping Anakin from turning. Remember the Mortis story arc. His path was absolutely set.
by who hands ??? she got lot enemies and only person that close enough is the one is very close to him, from saving her in first place its a test of testament for the boy, if he never know the truth about his parents
I like to think what would've happened to the Galaxy far, far away if Qui-gon Jinn hadn't insisted on taking Anakin to Coruscant; or if the Jedi Council had rejected Anakin and had him sent back to Tattooine. I assume the Empire would still arise, but would Dooku still be the Apprentice? If so, he definitely would've overthrown Palpatine at some point, especially if he had kept his relationship w/ Asaj Ventress intact somehow, despite the Emperor ordering Dooku to get rid of her.
If Anakin never became the jedi it could be completely different! Qui-Gon could survive Naboo and Dooku would still remain a jedi! Pretty much Palpatine's plans would be f-ed up!
I think Palpatine would've found a way no matter what, he'd had his plans in motion for decades before Qui-gon came along and Palpatine is too smart to let all of his plans rest on the fate of someone other than himself
Bendu must come and train Sabine
Shame we never got to see that deleted scene. It would've been a good one.
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS
My head canon is that Anakin was never killed by Vader.
He is imprisoned by him, and deep in the cell of Vader's unholy armor, Anakin is screaming.
And once in a while, Anakin escapes just long enough to gasp for air before Vader drags him right down.
His soul is truly possessed by the Dark Side.
Rebels still ripping our hearts out from beyond time
Never forget Kylo rens moans in the world between worlds
Never did like the way they did vaders helmet in rebels, it looks like he has a eating disorder or his helmet was crushed
Well everyone has to die at some point in their life, Ashoka is not immortal. Like they say that the only things certain in life is death and taxes but the Bendu did not explain the details of when and how her death will occur.
Ashoka has died twice…correct? If we look at the Force, or a force being like Bendu, maybe he is omnipresent, looking into more than one timeline? Ashoka will die, has died…and maybe should not fear death? She is the Daughter, something else something more. I’m beginning to think that maybe she is also present in many timelines now? Existing outside of what others are? I don’t know…maybe she will have access to the world between worlds on her own? She should!
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All I want to see before a die in terms of Star Wars is seeing THE BENDU!
The Bendu is so cool
Needs to be a tales of the Jedi episode
I wonder if she would’ve been with him when he went and told Mace Windu that Palpatine was a Sith Lord, if Anakin would’ve killed Windu and her ultimately too? Or would Anakin been to pressured to help her that he’d resist the dark side? I understand the whole “it was destiny” argument as well, and I think that’s what gives us the answer really. Anakin was always going to bring balance to the force no matter what. He was born to do it.
Just curious really?
Bringing balance to the force didn't mean he had to fall to the dark side though. His own choices led him to do that.
I'd honestly like to know who said Anakin/Vader is redeemed and how after a lifetime of murder? One act out of love for your child does not redeem anyone.
Force ghost he was redeemed in the light side of the force. Star wars Force rules not mine. IMHO.
In a way I feel like Ahsoka was a piece of happiness keeping Anakin Skywalker from going off the deep end the dark side having the daughters light in her when Anakin was around her he seemed more peaceful happy she brought out the best in him Ahsoka was the one bit of light keeping him from The dark side when she left it tore him apart on top of losing his mother and being dramatized and scarred for life the way she died out of all the things Anakin has done he did Asoka right💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Ahsoka couldn't save Anakin. There's nothing she could do. It's not her fault. Luke was also extremely shaken when learned that Vader is his father. He accepted it and offered compasion,love and support to Anakin. And he succeeded. I think Anakin was destined to turn to dark side. Ahsoka,Obi-Wan,Padme could do nothing to save Anakin. Only Luke could. I think it's the death of Ahsoka's former self. This scene is brilliant. So emotional and touching. May the Force be with you too😊
That and they could not see the good in him that Luke and Padme did. They too were blinded by their anger and wanted to destroy Vader to avenge the man he was, rather than try and save him with compassion
@@JDog2656 very true. They didn't understand
Anakin and Darth Vader are basically Jekyll and Hyde. Anakin has an ilness of split personality. The death of his mother made him like that.
She did “die” in the world between worlds. She just didn’t stay dead.
Hear me out, Ahsoka is actually taking place after season 2 of MANDO and before the book of boba fett, so we’ll see Ahsoka with Luke and Grogu at some point 😊 see why:
As the saga unfolds, I question the imprisonment of Morgan Elsbeth. Could she have remained confined for over three years? To be honest, it seems implausible, especially given Baylan's ease in securing her release.
This led me to reflect on Rosario Dawson's portrayal of Ahsoka in the early episodes, which mirrored her depiction in the Mando episode where she first appeared.
The cold, detached demeanor, and her refusal to train Grogu, could stem from a recent parting with Sabine and a sense of failure as a Master.
Interestingly, she does not mention Luke Skywalker to Mando as someone who could train Grogu, possibly due to ignorance of his existence at a time when rumors of Thrawn's return were swirling, culminating in her confrontation with Morgan Elsbeth.
Contrast this with Dawson's portrayal of Ahsoka after meeting Anakin with the Ahsoka we saw in The Book of Boba Fett. The similarities are striking. She looks happy, balanced, at peace.
Hence, I deduce that the Ahsoka series is set during the three years Luke trains Grogu, post-Mando season 2, but pre-The Book of Boba Fett. While Ahsoka appears grey and conflicted in Mando season 2, a later encounter with Mando reveals a more cheerful, resolved character in the book of boba fett.
Taking into account their camaraderie in The Book of Boba Fett, it is evident that Luke and Ahsoka are well-acquainted. However, the final episode of Ahsoka reveals her ignorance of Palpatine's demise and Anakin's role in it, indicating she believed he succumbed entirely to the dark side. Specifically when she tells Anakin that he will become evil and far more dangerous than anyone could ever imagine. She doesn’t even know that he overcomes darkness because he was redeemed by his son.
Yet, in The Book of Boba Fett, she is aware of the events. This begs the question: how did she come by this knowledge?
Taking all these elements into account, I’d be surprised if Luke Skywalker does not make an appearance at some stage. This assumption is reinforced by the interactions between Luke and Ahsoka in 'The Book of Boba Fett,' where they exhibit a familiarity that suggests a shared history.
This meeting would not only provide Ahsoka with the missing pieces of the puzzle concerning Anakin and Palpatine but also establish the rapport between her and Luke witnessed in 'The Book of Boba Fett.'
The implications of such a meeting would be monumental. It would not only serve as a pivotal moment in the Star Wars narrative, bridging the gap between two crucial storylines.
If this is going to happen, it will be absolutely epic.
Indeed, several other factors bolster this theory:
-Sabine’s solitude is palpable. She is under the impression that Mandalore and the majority of its inhabitants have been obliterated following the ‘Night of a Thousand Tears.’ This belief suggests that the events of ‘The Mandalorian’ season three have yet to transpire. Sabine is not only mourning the loss of Ezra but also the devastation of her homeland and the presumed annihilation of her people.
-Ahsoka’s presence on the planet where Luke and Grogu are training is another significant clue. What could have led her to that specific location if not to intersect with their journey?
-Lastly, the fans’ disappointment regarding the limited insight into Luke and Grogu’s journey in ‘The Mandalorian’ could be intentional. It’s possible that the creators have reserved this narrative for the ‘Ahsoka’ series, providing a more in-depth exploration of their dynamic and development.
Identified loophole in my own theory 🥺:
In Mando season 3, the Shadow Council is discussing the return of Grand Admiral Thrawn, suggesting that he’s about to come back. At that time, Grogu and Mando are reunited. So there must be a valid reason to explain why Ahsoka, Luke and Grogu were happily chilling in the book of boba fett after their mission to this “other galaxy”, while Thrawn was planning his return. This can happen in many ways (for example, they all think Thrawn was killed in a battle but he wasn’t, or that they blocked him in a way to prevent him from coming back, etc).
The whole timeline is fuc*ked, in the book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka still seems like the bit*ch lonely ass she is not like her in episode 5
Time shenanigans meant she did die in the fight with Vader (and also didn’t )
She didn't turn her back on him. She's ALLOWED to feel pain and to feel betrayed by the Jedi. It's NOT ALL ABOUT HIM!
i really just want a live action Bendu.
I do agree that Ahsoka has come to realize she couldn’t save Anakin but personally I do believe that she still thinks his fall is partly her fault
Wooohooo!
2:38 not mustafar malikor
If Anakin was destined to turn to the dark side did not means when the Jedi order refused him rights to look at archives didn't. He would have turned to the dark side. Just viewing them
Ahsoka can't seem to die in peace. Everyone keeps bloody time traveling and shit to save her.
To be fair he wouldn’t have been wrong. Had Ezra not pulled Ahsoka out of space and time in the world between worlds she would’ve been killed
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This scene would have made Ahsoka and Anakin's meeting in Rebels so much better. Why didn't we get this? 😭
4:37 luke and not leia?
Knight?
I knew she would of died, my dad kept saying that she never died, but she did until she was saved.
Do we know for sure she died ‘the first time’? I don’t think we can say that. I don’t think Darth Vader ever left that temple having killed her. He was about to and she was ripped away. He left not knowing what happened to her. Just that he didn’t kill her. Maybe?
Eh even then it's sketchy because even at the end of twilight of the apprentice we see her renter Malachor
Former Jedi Knight?
She never reached Knight-status though, she was expelled as a Padawan, but her expulsion/accusations were believed to be her trials worthy to become a Jedi Knight.
Uhm... this works really well with recent events :)
I mean yeah, she is mortal.
who knows. Its up to disney, and the ppl who write it.
"Death" doesn't always mean literally dying.
I am a little disappointed that Ahsoka didn’t seem to evolve into Ahsoka the white after the battle with Vader. I remember there was so much speculation around what happened to her. Also I hope Morai shows up at some point.
I still think she will become Ahsoka the White. I think that scene was a different scene.
Well, the fact they didn't use the scene means it is not canon. Perhaps when they thought of that scene, Ahsoka was meant to die, and they later chose not to include the scene and have Ezra save Ahsoka instead. Otherwise, as Yoda knew, the Force is always in motion and the future difficult to see. Even if the Bendu had a vision of the duel between Ahsoka and Vader, he could simply have seen Vader striking her and her disappearing, and mistaken that for her death.
I believe that the ending of Rebels is NOT Ashoka finding Sabine…but leaving Sabine as Ashoka the White. Just my theory… probably wrong. But it’s fun to theorize 👍
She did not turn her back on Anikan she turned her back on the order, she seen it for what it was instead of letting the force guide them they let the courts decide her fate with no doubt in their hearts.
I think i’ll ob1 and Asoka got through to him and when he sees his son again he is Anakin
So the Bendu actually did NOT say Ahsoka would die. Why is that the video’s title then?
Jesus. Why do people keep saying the scene was retconned from Rebels? No it wasn't. They are two different scenes. Dave Filoni himself said this and that it would be explained in the series or upcoming movie about her showing up as Ahsoka in white robes.
What if she need to return to this monent and die to save the day.