This Planet is Hiding a Complete Nightmare (Ahsoka is the key)
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- The planet of Peridea is strange place, there's something in the air that makes everyone uneasy. We have a theory that some ancient evil is actually hiding on this planet, and yes the person who is destined to defeat it is Ahsoka Tano.
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What could it be? Abeloth? The Yuuvzhan Vong? Rakatan?
Or worse…
A DVD copy of the Holiday special
Damn that's too much
that needs to be a deleted scene
Oh shit please no
I like how you think.
The only thing capable of killing so many space whales is Uncle Itchy
I’m so sad he passed away, he’s literally my new favorite character in Star Wars. You feel different when he speaks
Baylan played a n amazing role
He has that same stoicness that Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon and Dooku had in a very very Star Wars way.
@@CorvusReddYou nailed it!
I like the idea that the ribbons and amour is about warding off influence a LOT more than thinking Thrawn would surround himself with undead troopers...
Right, that would be a lot more of the thrawn I grew up with.
Not some weird and alone imperial warlord desperately trying to cling on to power with a zombie army.
I agree
Not only that but I also think that the mineral used to patch the hull of the chimaera serve a similar warding function as well
@@repoman182 This turning into a semi horror story would be sick tbh.
I'm starting to believe the zombie army look was a deliberate red herring.
If it is Abeloth, it would be really cool to see some kind of uneasy alliance between Ashoka, Ezra and Thrawn’s forces. Ezra and Thrawn both clearly know that there is something deeply wrong with the planet, and both are wise enough to know that it shouldn’t be awakened and/or freed. I’m also sure neither want it to be brought back to their galaxy.
yesss
the return of the pragmatic Thrawn, rather than the over the top cartoon villain thrawn would be brilliant.
@@Reoh0zRebels Thrawn wasn't cartoonishly evil, but he WAS working for a cartoonishly evil Emperor. So his pragmatism made him cartoonishly evil when dealing with the quickly organizing rebellion. Pragmatic people can be mistaken for evil even when they're good. Sometimes you have to do something evil to accomplish something good.
Don't get me wrong. Thrawn is a bad guy, but even if he is evil, he's not the campy, cartoonishly evil sort, like his old boss. Thrawn thinks he's the good guy, Papa Palpatine had no such delusion.
To make it a good story, this almost has to happen.
We know that neither Ashoka nor Thrawn will be foiled in thee season finale. Both have to survive and Thrawn in particular has to continue to pose a threat.
So to make the finale have impact, something needs to come along so dangerous that Ashoka et al, choose to deal with it at the cost of Thrawn making it back. What ever it is, I suspect it will come from Baylan's arc...
The glorious curveball that would be would be insane. I can only image what the movie would be about and how Luke would be involved in an obvious galactic threat like this. What would be thrawns role
I think that Zeffo darkside wielders are more likely to happen, but man, if Filoni does choose to bring Abeloth to the canon people will go craaazy, myself included
If any disney creator is going to do it my money is on dave
@@GenerationTech agreed. And when they do bring her into Canon, I imagine that the animation they will use to bring her to life will be the stuff of nightmares. Anyone who has learned information about Abeloth or read the novels will have a good idea of what she's capable of.
@@GenerationTech same. Let's all pray for it to happen, because if it does the franchise will really enter a whole new phase
@@princeofpokemon2934 imagine Shin with that creepy smile
@@tufab3494 I won't be sleeping tonight lol...
Every time I"ve heard Abeloth posed as a theory I've said "No, no way, it's on the crazy side of Legends lore and it's a bad business decision..." but you have moved me from 90% sure it's not Abeloth to like 60% sure it's not Abeloth. Whatever they bring, you have definitely highlighted the sheer mystery of Peridea.
You know what it reminds me of, is Dathomir *way* back in the Day, when "Courtship of Princess Leia" had us all like, "What do you MEAN witches in Star Wars?!" "Riding *rancors* - GTFO of here! Insane!" and yet it all worked.
I'm betting that it's Abeloth. Even though she is part of the Legends continuity, that can change at any time. I mean there were a few examples of Legends materials brought into Canon. I get the feeling that this comment might make people start debating who is on this planet with this unbelievable power. Better yet, there's a chance that some fans could actually start requesting Dave to make Abeloth canon.
There’s loads of examples to be honest. Disney for their hatred of the EU, sure love taking ideas from it.
@stephen8805 Disney isn't the one creating the content, that's why. They're just a parent company, they handle production and marketing. And they don't hate EU? That just doesn't make sense
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@@williamheath7058what on earth are you trying to say
As Ahsoka said in another Filoni proyect: there are truths in lengends.
From Norse mythology: “Skoll is the name of the wolf
Who follows the shining priest
Into the desolate forest,
And the other is Hati,
Who chases the bright bride of the sky.”
It’s pretty apparent Baylan is going to usher in ragnarok in the form of a bigger bad, which presumably could be Abeloth. That whole stanza reads like the plot of the show so far
Skoll or skull or Death
Hati or hades
Shining priest is melchezidek or Jesus and the bride is the church.
Same story in the bible where death and hades chase the bride of christ
@@turinrezaThat's a huge ass stretch, mate.
@@turinrezaExcept It's really Sköll and Hàti which is not even close to English and loosly means in old Norse the one who mocks and the one who hates. They devour Sol and Mani/ the sun and moon during Ragnarok, the doom of the gods.
Good theory Baylon brings on some big bad.
I've been wondering why Filoni chose to bring back Huyang - so far he's been fun but hasn't served a purpose. As they set up in this episode - Huyang and his stories from History of the Galaxy Part One. Huyang exists to do a back story lore dump - "I still have those stories in my archive memory". And I'm guessing Balon attended Huyang's classes and that's where he learned about Peridea and the Big Bad. And Skoll and Hati were wolves chasing the Sun and Moon and when they catch them it brings the end of the world ....
Someone's gotta rebuild the darksaber 🤷♂️ He seems to be a good counterpart, a tie to her Jedi past, the token droid for the story. I agree that the story Baylon is focusing on he probably heard from Huyang, and Huyang is most likely telling that very story to Ahsoka during episode 6, so she will most likely be aware of what he may be up to when she arrives.
He's just there to exposition dump when we get Abeloth or whatever
So there’s this story thing called a “frame”…and Lucas always intended that experiences and testimonies of stories would be recorded and told by droids, in universe. Huyang is fulfilling the role of the “frame”. How do we know any of these things “happened”? Who’s passing these stories on to us? As unbiased as possible droids. 😉
Huyang is pretty important for the character dynamics. Ahsoka and Sabine need someone who is a more traditional Jedi associate, to contrast their being so thoroughly un-traditional Jedi. Also to have a "rational" figure amongst our other protags who are all pretty headstrong and impulsive. Huyang hasn't done much physically, but he's a necessary foil to the others. The show would be significantly worse off without him
Yes, but I feel a lot of what Huyang has done up to know could have as easily been done with a new droid, which is more the Star Wars way of doing things - K2SO in Rogue One and L3-37 in Solo. Nothing so far has needed Huyang specifically and the awkward question of how they teamed up post Order 66.
I think it's Abeloth. Mortis Gods is Filoni's speciality. Characters use word "legends" a lot which implies that it's something from legends, which Abeloth is. It's someone that is able to use the Force and is so powerful that it can contact someone from another galaxy. Baylan saying that it's something dark and powerful only gives this theory more credibility. We saw some Zeffo symbols earlier so I think that Zeffo imprisoned Abeloth and she's calling someone [Baylan] to help her get out.
If the cast in "canon" say the word "legends", then does that make legends canon?
@@orokusaki1243 I wouldn't necessarily say it's like that. I think Filoni just uses word "legends" as some kind of hint for viewers. But Kujet is mentioned on the wall with Zeffo texts so it might be Zeffo after all who knows.
Abeloth is code for Kaffeine Ken-needy.
Love the idea of the Zeffo imprisoning or helping keep her imprisoned. Makes me curious how the witch kingdom came to be on this planet too
@@catcherboy96 It could also be Revan not Abeloth. Revan is powerful af in Legends and his power in Canon is maybe the same. On Wookiepedia about Revan it says that "Since the history of the Sith was kept hidden from the galaxy, only Sith cultists knew the significance of Revan's name." which could mean that he is the "legend" for most people this age. Filoni wanted to put Revan in clone wars once, but it was scratched at the last time. Revan would still be more powerful than anyone at that era, but he wouldn't be as powerful as Abeloth.
I was sad to hear that the actor for Balen Scoll had died recently, I hope he finds his calling in the final episode, and in the great Beyond.
I didn’t know that
Noooo he was great
Im guessing due to they have to change the series ending to. (OR recast which would just suck)
@@Rckstrroma5 RIP Ray Stevenson he will be sorely missed 😪
@abyssus9304 If Baylan was meant to go beyond this season, then I think he should be recast, since an abrupt ending would be very awkward (story wise). If he's meant to not last Beyond this season, then his demise will work very well in the story.
It's been bittersweet the whole season through. Thank you Ray. 🥀
Balyan gives me MARJOR Darth Traya vibes. With his talk of the cycle of light and dark rising and falling and wanting to find a way to break it or end it.
Abeloth makes the most sense. I even heard a theory about the Zeffo and another about the Yuuzhan Vong. Of the 3 theories, I hope it’s Abeloth.
"Skoll" is the wolf that chases The Sun.
Perhaps Baylan Skoll seeks The Son. Perhaps it was The Son who was exiled here after his "death" on Mortis, and not Abiloth. If the theories that Ahsoka is a host for the spirit of The Daughter are true, this could make for some extremely interesting interactions.
Shin Hati...
Hati is the wolf that chases the moon in norse myth. You might be onto something here
@@vikrantpulipati1451skoll chases the Sun and Hati chases the moon until Ragnorok occurs when they consume both.
In Clone Wars, The Son killed the Daughter, and then the Father upon which Anakin killed the Son. The Daughter became Ashoka, and Anakin took the place of the Son.
Ashoka is practically a Grey Jedi now, capable of wielding both the light and the dark, so I believe that Ashoka takes on the position of the Father. Taking into account the Norse mythos, Skoll would take on the place of the Daughter, and Hati would take on the blacks of the Son.
Skoll saying he wishes to end the cycle echos the Son, but could likely be a reference to him seeking to end Abeloth whose BPD type feelings send ripples through the force resulting in instability thus imbalance.
I believe the Ragnorok event is when Ashoka, Skoll, and Hati team up to end Abeloth in the same way Naruto, Sasuke and the girl ended Kaguya.
But another possibility is Skoll, while investigating the planet unleashed Abeloth and dies, which would match the actors real life death. His real death is unfortunate, and on the context of the show complicates the writing as he’s already been casted, creating a black swan event which Filoni will have to get around.
@@NarasimhaDiyasenaActually it's pretty clear now that Anakin is more like the One (as in greater than even the Father). Ahsoka is more like the Daughter, but due to her life experience has gone beyond just the Light. And since Anakin is not in the physical world anymore, Ahsoka essentially takes his place as the Chosen - while his children (Luke and Leia) deal with their own issues.
@@NarasimhaDiyasenashe can’t wield both and she doesn’t wield both she very rarely uses any emotions to fuel her not to mention grey Jedi don’t exist and Anakin is the only person capable of taking the role of the father
@@wkdxcrimex Grey Jedi couldn't exist under George, that much is true. It's an open question under Disney, and Filoni has brought us characters like the Bendu. Baylan comes VERY close to some people's description of one. I fully agree that Ahsoka is NOT one though. Ahsoka being "No Jedi" is more of a technicality than anything else.
Peridia reminds me a lot of LV-223 from Prometheus. Both planets seem docile and unassuming on first impressions, but there is something very wrong under the surface.
Totally.
I saw that too! It’s actually nearly the exact same shot as used in opening to Prometheus. They had to have used same location in Iceland. (You can spot that valley in a variety of movies and shows. It’s commonly used for alien or magical landscapes like Glencoe Scotland)
Someone as powerful as Abeloth would need a whole trilogy.
Or just a millisecond of screen time cuz then everything’s all over if it’s Abeloth…
Totally shipping Sabine and Shin. Also, someone made a fan edit of Shin turning into Abeloth, the “mother” of the mortis god family, check it out, it’s incredible, and horrifying…
You could be on to something because this is the first Abeloth theory I accept. Abeloth is so deep in the lore that I just couldn't see how she could work. I was telling someone that despite his power Obi-Wan is a fairly traditional Jedi while Anakin and Ahsoka are not. What I see some people doing is discounting Ahsoka in her own series but my question to them is why is she here? What Purpose does she serve because she's been spared death at least twice before now.
yeah honestly i wouldn't spring the abeloth theory unless this were ahsoka's show there's gotta be a reason why they've kept her alive for so long
@@GenerationTech Agreed.
@@GenerationTechYeah, snips has had so many near death encounters.
Like... She goes toe to toe with Grevious as a Padawan and lives. She doesn't beat him. Doesn't even land a blow. But a 14 year old girl managed to survive an attack from an expert Jedi killer.
Then she went toe to toe with Maul. A Sith Assassin who trained his entire life to kill Jedi.
And Ventress. Jedi trained, Sith trained, Nightsister, certified badass. But still couldn't kill her.
The Vader. Motherfucking Darth Vader misses the kill on her. The MOST prolific Jedi killer in over a thousand years misses his mark on someone he personally trained.
Then Palpatine. She survived an attack from Darth Sidious, when he blasted force lighting (force blue flames?) Through a portal into the World between Worlds... And she gets away from that, too.
And then yeah that long swim after being knocked off the cliff? Speaking of, how did Balin not kill her there? Did he really just hit her lightsaber that hard that she fell? I'm pretty sure that shouldn't work... You generally kill people by running your lightsaber through a part of their body. So she survived two deaths there. Three, really.
The strike, the fall then the drowning. Any one of them should have killed her.
Ashoka should have been dead a thousand times over. Easily. Any other Jedi would have bitten it by now.
There's luck, then there's having a guardian angel sitting on your shoulder.
@@GenerationTech It's almost as if the Force REFUSES to let her die because there's something important she needs to do in her life.....
The map is defiantly tied to the mortis Gods as we hear the brother whilst Ahsoka figures out the puzzle to access the orb, suggesting he was once present in that temple, leaving a force Echo behind. The night sisters might actually have started as a result of Abeloth, considering they call their superiors Mother or Great Mother. They might use Abeloth's magick in a way but use it through trinkets and potions to prevent the magick from corrupting their mortal bodies and soul.
I don't think the nightsisters originated from Peridea but tried to expand their empire to it as Baylan called it, "the great witch Kingdom of the Dathmiri", odd to name your empire after a planet if it didnt start there. The great mothers might have been colonists in a way, riding the purgil along with a group of their sisters to build a new home but found that the purgil refused to take them back, it is where they go to die afterall. The mortis gods might have found out about what happened as the great mothers would be able to communicate through dreams to their fellow sisters, and saw a perfect way to trap Abeloth, tricking her into making the same journey, possibly luring her in by making her think thats where they resided.
A lot of people are suspecting that Abeloth is imprisoned on the planet and thats why not only is something off with the planet. But also explains why the Nightsisters originally left the planet and now everyone wants to get the f out of dodge before she wakes up.
If it is indeed her, then everyone is in deep guano.
_The chills I felt throughout this video were_ *SU-RREAL.*
I didn't even know who was this Abeloth that everybody was talking about, and now... *_it's like Cthulhu is about to awaken._* 😨
Great video, Alan. Thank you for immerssing me in this experience and giving me nightmares, you fantastic bastard. 👍
Ya, in legends this character truly is unrivaled in her darkness and power.
Sad thing is I prefer the old version of Abeloth, which more cooler and honestly extreme. The Maw. The site of a massive cluster of black holes all arranged around a particular location, hence the Center is called the Maw. And she’s sealed in there. That’s the original lore I remember.
@@sphere117gaming I personally do not think this is Abeloth. The "trapped by black holes" thing is too epic to not include it.
The series of novels that deals with Abeloth's return to the galaxy and Luke eventually being able to re-imprison her (albeit with some assistance) is one of the best examples of just how incredibly god-tier Legends' Jedi Grandmaster Luke Skywalker was. His power and ability as a Jedi/lightsaber duelist was pretty much off the charts compared to anyone else in movies/books/games up to that point, because he had to be that powerful to defeat Abeloth. And I'm a child of the 1980s so I personally love seeing Luke be OP as can be, but with that said...
If this ends up being Abeloth, I would be very curious to see where it goes and how powerful she ends up being, because given the sequel trilogy and where it is in the timeline, it makes me wonder who deals with her, how, and when... not to mention, how much time does this conflict last?
The episode itself had a very atmospheric vibe of *cosmic horror,* which to me is freakin awesome. Can’t believe Star Wars is might get this dark, but after a bunch of stale releases, I’m so ready for them to crank it up a notch!
It makes too much sense that it’s her. She cannot get out, she’s like a walking apocalypse a plague that will swallow the Galaxy whole just to be less lonely.
I remember reading the novels where they introduced Abeloth. But even before that, in novel snippets when Jacen Solo was learning of the force and came upon Abeloth it’s clear that even with him slowly falling to the Dark Side, becoming more and more focused on power. That even to him whomever this women was she wasn’t anyone or anything good. So he rightfully refused here.
I think Abeloth is viable. Also, since Anakin as the chosen one is dead, he can only conjure his power in the Force itself, like the WBW, but since Abeloth is present in both, that would explain the need for Ahsoka, someone to physically confront her where Anakin cannot.
I've been waiting for Abeloth since the Mortis gods were introduced in Clone Wars. And when Balan said the line "Something calls to me, don't you hear it?" That line reeks of Abeloth the Corruptor
What if Abeloth sees Ahsoka as her daughter.
There’s a solid enough reason to think Abeloth, or at least a canon equivalent to her, will be featured soon. After all, it was Feloni’s Mortis arc that first introduced the rest of her “family” (Abeloth specifically fits well in the concept of Mortis family as a manifestation of chaos that contrasts the Father’s embodiment of balance and order) and it would be fitting for Feloni’s latest entry, as it further dives into the esoteric side of Star Wars to place a plot-driven focus on beings like Abeloth, Bendu and the Mortis dieties.
Abeloth is calling to Baylan; She will kill him, possess Shin and escape her prison.
The Shin actress even looks like the Abeloth art, just put a big toothy smile on her face.
This is really interesting. The tower on Mortis does resemble the tower on Paridea. Perhaps we will discover that originally the Dathomir witches were gaolers, and the catacombs are centuries worth of those charged with this task. Perhaps they know they can no longer keep their prisoner contained and this is why they are desperate to escape to another galaxy before it is too late. It's so exciting to get new Star Wars that is telling something completely new (or old) and to not know what will happen next.
If this theory holds, I'm also excited to see how it is all introduced so that those who don't know the Clone Wars and Ahsoka's past with the celestials can follow along. So far they have done a fantastic job of building an engaging story that makes sense on its own.
The past is the prologue. A lot of esoteric art alludes to it at some point imo. The premise being like an ouroboros, the end is the beginning and the beginning an end. What’s new is actually really old. It’s one of the beauties of Star Wars’ aesthetic.
Skoll even states he wants to go to the beginning to create an end. Filoni is a G for this. Telling a really old story as a new chapter in the series is par for this course.
Excellent use of the word gaolers
This place seemed to me similar to Tol-in-Gaurhoth, the island of werewolves that Sauron controlled in the first age.
I’m worried about when Balon tells his apprentice that he is making her into “something more”. I suspect he plans to use her in some way to absorb whatever he seeks on Peridia. She is just being prepared for an occult sacrifice!
No
Oof, would be most unfortunate
@@michaela8426
Maybe, maybe not
Maybe a 'vessel' for the disembodied spirit of the Big Bad ? Reminds me of Sigourney Weaver and Full in the original Ghostbusters ;-) ... Filoni and his wolves ?!?!?!
Doubt it. His Jedi origins would influence him not to. Also, occult related activity is in the domain of sorcerers like Sidious, the Night Sisters, and the old republic era Dread Masters. An occult sacrifice would be too R rated for Disney as well.
I really hope that Baylan is either killed off or changed enough for the story to be completed without him 'disappearing' off screen. The performance we have seen surrounding this character by Ray Stevenson has been far too good for him to just be written off or replaced with another actor - especially since we know how bad Disney seems to be at replicating facial features. It is ironic that his apprentice, Shin Hattie, has yet to show any particular personality other than maybe being a bit more aggressive and less measured than Baylan. To have Baylan killed, consumed or betrayed by Abloth or something similar would be a good end for the character as well as good thing for Shin to witness and prompt some growth in terms of the character traits we have seen from her so far - in fact that would make for a great cliff hanger in terms of ending Ashoka series 1. Just imagine if that happens right as everyone else is left behind by Thrawn making his way to the main galaxy...
Jar Jar’s the key to this all
Dark Lord jAR jAR
I was wondering if all those troopers are actually undead... or if the sashes adorning their armor are from the Great Mothers to stave off Abeloth's influence.
The Force can be used to influence the weaker minded so imagine what Abeloth could do to non-force sensitives.
interesting theory
I still think it's just to help hold together their plastoid armor. That sh*t isn't exactly meant to be high-quality, and they've been living in a wasteland for over a decade, so who knows how diffucult it would be to keep that armor from just falling apart.
@@occam7382 True
Tbh I love your reviews and theory videos. Unlike other channels that just go nuts and completely blind with weird details and conclusions.
I love how you narrate and conduct your videos! By all means please do more!
According to all the THEORIES its either Abaloth or the/ a Zeffo abaloth is a destroyer the zeffo were initiatly creators so maybe both is another possibility
I absolutely grinned a wickedly happy grin when you said "exactly the feeling I get when I drive through the plains of Montana and see a storm in the distance". Greetings from Montana!
only thing about the 1 way trip, isn't the big purgill the same one from rebels that took Ezra and Thrawn in the first place, it does have the same markings around it's mouth , if it is the same one then there must be a way back
Well you'd hope so else the entire pod is dead on arrival just to get ahsoka there? Or.... plot convenience... oh look we just happen to have enough whales to fight Thrawns other ships or the Vong or whatever.
Never heard of Abeloth before, but hearing this and looking the story up on Wookiepedia ... that makes a lot of sense. The Mortis Gods died at a similar time in canon and legends, and Wookiepedia says she was released whenever the flow of time changed, so it makes sense for that to be the WBW. It makes sense if Dave drew from legends for the Mortis gods to also draw her in.
It’s CLEARLY a decayed Gondor.
It does look like Minas Tirith
They made the E-Wing canon. I still cannot believe it. I never thought they would. I also love the Zeffo tie ins.
Baylen Skoll is beginning to remind me of Kreia from "Knights of the Old Republic II"; the way he speaks to Shin is very different than most Dark Side mentors and the way he speaks to his enemies even is very reminscent of Kreia too.
Based on the message in the Runes on the tower the Zeffo are involved somehow. But I also think this could be leading to Abeloth. I'm thinking the Night Sisters originated on this planet as disciples of Abeloth, or The Mother. They eventually find their way to the SW galaxy and set up shop on Dathomir. The Zeffo find them on Dathomir and eventually find their way to the Night Sister's home planet in search of Dark Side power. Some shit goes down that leaves the planet a wreck. I'm wondering if Baylon is going to unleash Abeloth who will take over the body of Shin Hati? There is a connection between the path to Peridia, the World Between World, and Mortis. It's there in the "Jedi Texts".
The Zeffo runes are probably just an Easter Egg. I think it would be too obvious and wouldn’t make sense for them to be what’s calling to Baylan.
@mjjfilms4597 For me it would make no sense to have the Night Mothers working for some Zeffo chump. But it would make PERFECT sense for an all female cult of force witches to be disciples of THE MOTHER.
@@elketerbentzadik It would make sense for where they get their power and why they believe in the fanged god and winged goddess, but not the Father. The Son and Daughter kept Abeloth from escaping and the Dathomiri saw them as their gods.
I believe your earlier nascent theory has begun finding the truth of what is coming. This fills the void that is why Baylan is working with Thrawn's lackeys. It was a means to an end. Aboleth calls to him. Her Celestial Jailers are no longer keeping her in check, and she has begun to reach out. What if the Dark Sisters and their rites were part of what kept her confined, and now know that she is going to break free sooner or later they wish to flee that oncoming storm.
This explains why they're still here and also why they want to leave so badly all of a sudden. Aboleth is going to want to thank her hosts.
I gotta say this is your best video ever! The topics, tone, music (especially the second background track, if you need some good fitting background songs like the ones I've highlighted, then I can recommend you some), presentation style, fire editing and visually pleasing...
also thank you for being real and just saying what you really think instead of praising anything that disney releases, while also staying optimistic about the future and proving this with fantastic work like this video!
Very captivating vibe and you should definitely stick to this and do this style more often! I think you're underrated af in the Star Wars community, even tho your channel is big lmao
Thank you Generation Tech!
edit. also... whats the name of the second background song? The synth type one, soooo good imo
It's not Abeloth. More likely the Zeffo, or even the Vong.
There were Ancient Zeffo hieroglyphs on the ruins there.
I thought the more relevant thing about that panned shot of the tower the Night Mothers meet Baylan, Shin and Elsbeth on was the 3 wolves in the foreground facing toward the tower as if in greeting (3 wolves, 3 Mortis "gods", etc). My read on that tower pattern (including the wolves in the pattern perhaps) is that it's there to focus the Nightsisters magic on long range communication with our galaxy.
Has anyone else noticed that the peak of the monolith on Peridea is a much more pristine mirror to the wayfinding site on Seatos? Like the two are built to lead to one another?
Describing the statues as a barrier reminded me of the way the night sisters bound Sabine with a triangular shaped binding.
That’s fate kicking you in the ass and speaking from a giant wolf. 10/10 line
Seems like this theory is very popular at the moment, but damn Allen, your re-telling is the first one that gave me goosebumps, lol. I appreciate your gift for insightful storytelling. It'll be a real pity if/when the theory turns out to be just another red herring. But it's cool to see ppl excited about the show, which has gooten so much better the last couple of episodes.
A point to mention, the Dathomiri witches we know, Merrin, Talzin, Ventress. All come from a planet that, although hostile, is teeming with life. Vegetation, animals, sentient being are all capable of living there and flourishing. But Peridea...it's just barren. Desolate. As if all life was drained from it. My RPG senses tell me that's something to point out.
Something or SOMEONE might have drained most of the life from Peridea, Something/Someone must have destroyed the Greak Kingdom of the Nightsisters. Who's to say the Dathomirian's rode the Purgil to the Star Wars Galaxy simply to get away from that something/someone that destroyed their kingdom.
It may be a theory but I think we can guess just what or WHO the cause of this might be. Thrawn could very well be the least of our heroes' worries.
I have ALWAYS wanted to see Abeloth on screen. Ever since Mando season one I’ve hoped and hoped that Filoni would pull the trigger on it. Praying to god that it finally happens. I’m trying not to get my hopes up because she’s kind of a niche part of the lore. However Dave has already covered The Ones a couple of times so who knows, maybe he’ll go for it. 🤞
Shell probably look like Kathleen Kennedy
The trail of the seffo was lost at dathomir. Maybe they are the danger the nigthsisters are affraid of and this planet is where they are from. There is a lot of seffo writing on the walls.....
I’ve been hoping for Abeloth to pop up since not seeing her with the rest of the fam on Mortis. (Abeloth did nothing wrong. Well, her initial intentions were good, lol. I have so many feelings about her.)
Seeing Thrawn living and fighting at the same time as her is something I literally never thought I’d get to see in canon. LET ME HAVE MY DREAM, FILONI.
Baylan… bruh. Be. Careful. 😂
I do think that there is some cosmic entity imprisoned on this planet or it's some sort of Force Nexus. Ahsoka's ties to the World Between Worlds is sure to play a part foe the rest of the series. The logo for the show is in a similar style to the place and I think Filoni downplaying it's importantance is a misdirection to keep the fans guessing
Abeloth… now that’s a name I haven’t heard in this continuity yet…
-Obi-Wan Kenobi
I would be happy if Dave pulled this off. It’s true that StarWars has recently lacked that really epic scope or a sense of threat that feels truly spectacular/overwhelming. It’s felt too grounded recently, like StarWars is a part of our universe and that should never be a thing. It should always feel like a galaxy far, far away.
I dont know, Enoch's voice is pretty identical to Marrock's voice, and the primary power of the Night Sisters is reviving the dead. My guess is most of them are dead, and they can both be undead, as well as protected against Abeloth(?)'s influence via NS magic.
My bigger question is, they've implied that Abeloth might be a present factor (especially given Ahsoka's world between worlds trip in Ep.5), they brought the Gryzk as the replacement for the Vong is Zahn's cannon Thrawn books, and they brought in Zeffo ruins on Peridea, which discuss "Kujet" the dark side leader of the Zeffo, and Andor canonized to some degree the Rekatan empire. This entire series is basically bludgeoning us over the head about Legends stories being canonized.
My question is, in one more Ahsoka Season, one more Mando Season, and a Thrawn movie trilogy, how do you integrate all three of these things into a coherent story, and to what degree do each of them play a role/pose a threat?
I'm trusting Filoni to pull it off, given the past three episodes of Ahsoka being quite good - but my fear is oversaturation of lore. I would had for the Thrawn trilogy to become some kind of inaccessible Silmarilion of the Star Wars universe. (Or worse yet, fizzling out into some cringe SW Avengers, with Bo, Mando, Ahsoka, Ezra, and Boba all fighting Thrawnos, and winning)
Now just imagine if Anakin comes to join Ahsoka to fight abeloth and brings luke with him or maybe even Starkiller! How fitting would be Anakin as the father and both his apprendices as the daughter and the son! I would lose my mind lol
that be sick still haven't seen Luke yet hopefully tho but They should have the combined power to defeat her
Dude, your videos are always the most well thought out and intelligent Star wars videos out there. But this one you really slayed!
I think Abeloth is highly unlikely
Point of correction, the Father, Son and Daughter were never not canon, they were introduced in TCW before Fate of the Jedi was released. Abeloth was introduced later.
It’s a Lovecraftian power. Something that may be a threat to both the dark and the light force worshippers.
It's looking a bit Lord of the Rings, Dark Lord of Mordor in Peridea. Even the little crab shell people remind me of Hobbits (and Ezra being a Aragorn/Gandalf to them). Even that tower keep is like a dark version of Gondor!
i just hope they don't copy to much from Tolkien the Ashoka the gray to white seems to rip off to me, just my opinion tho
in Legends, Luke had to summon the collective force powers of several dozen jedi to elevate himself enough to combat Abeloth (essentially what Rise of Skywalker tried to do when Force Ghosts could suddenly interact with the material world).
This feels like a similar buildup; Anakin (the Father) is dead (locked to the world between worlds), Ahsoka (the Daughter) doesn't even know she's being forced into a confrontation beyond her skills, and Luke (the Son both figuratively and literally) is busy with his own problems at the moment.
Vitiate might be a more accurate base for what Skoll is following, not that this thing can’t be a mix of several ideas. As Vitiate did drain a plant so throughly of life that, as you pointed out, that even sound was absent,
Your analisis are always really nice and well presented, as someone who didnt read any of Abeloth comics/Novels i would love for such a terrifying being to appear, i love the Morthis arc and it would just feel right for now to be the time to go and do something crazy like that
Involving the Zeffo somehow would be an awesome tie-in, but it is more likely to be Abeloth or some other creature of the sort.
Very well put. Definitely one of your best. Thank you for sharing!
I love your CZcams channel so much! Love listening to you when I'm cooking or doing any task. It's so soothing! Plus I love all things SW.
I never though the star war lore was this deep.
So, I was thinking that it was the Son, because of the mythological synchronicity of his namesake being a wolf that chased the son. But the idea that it might be the Mother is fascinating and really compelling. I kind of hope you're right. I like this one. I like what that suggests about the cultural influence she might have had over the Dathomiri also.
I just want to say you’re one of my favourite Star Wars CZcamsrs. You relate the lore to our world and history poignantly. And you are positive and thoughtful when you explain the shows and movies.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing
Ur videos are awesome!❤
Baylan told Shin that she is not being trained to be a Jedi. Baylan told Shin that she is being trained to be something more.
What is Shin being trained to become, if not a Jedi or Sith? Deep in my gut I suspect Shin is being trained to become a vessel.
Vessel for what?
@@psychoactive4441 Not for what. For who?
Anakin: "everything I am, lives in you." Ashoka's destiny is to bring balance, as Anakin once did.
I'm happy your feeling better which I can't wait to see what does happen how this story ends and likely brings anew!
That Thumbnail gave me a right laugh.
I like to think that its Abeloth and she already corrupted Baylan by seemingly calling to him promising something that would turn out to be a lie. Abeloth wants baylan to bring Shin with him in order for her to be her next vessel. she also controlled Baylan on not killing Ahsoka as she sees her as her daughter and wants her to come to her just as she planned. once she achieve her goal she will no longer see any use for baylan and proceed to kill him after which the once beautiful face of shin would crack a very big demonic smile and a mouth full of teeth.
Fantastic video again @Alan
Really good video - interesting thoughts :) Well done.
Whilst I'd love the introduction of Abeloth, I do want to point out that this is just a theory. I say this because in legends Abeloth is imprisoned in the deep core, and I think Dave Filoni is likely to keep it that way. However this theory is still completely valid as with the change over to disney, lots of things are being changed and more legends is being integrated into canon. If it is Abeloth, I'd like to see how they work her in this late into the series, I know there will probably be another season, but with only two seasons left it'll be hard to work another character in, in time for the end of the season. Keep up the amazing work!
I could actually see the yuuzhan vong actually coming back. It would be cool to see this species return from Legends and the nightsisters are the ones who sealed the yuuzhan vong Armies in the way deep in the center of this planet.
Nah they've been replaced by the grysk
They're the Grysk now and it would make sense, since Thrawn was wanting to get the rest of the Galaxy prepped against them (and his people).
Nah the Vong don’t have the force so they wouldn’t be able to call out to Baylan
i dont think well see the dong
the montana comment is accurate. thunderstorms here can be vast and go for 50+ miles
That's one of your best videos. Thank you, I too are now more invested in the Ahsoka series.
This is a nice theory. I can’t wait to see how this season ends and what happens with Baylan and Shin.
As long as it’s done right it would be awesome, but bc she’s more powerful then Ahsoka they have to explain how she’s going to win. Or if they got a army of Jedi, but they don’t have enough around anymore. And hopefully it’s not something stupid like all the Jedi from past years come together and give her the power, it has to be better, that’s where writers come in, they should be able to write a good way to beat her.
You da man!! Your hitting on so many levels. Thank you!
Wow, that was really great story telling. Well done. Very engaging.
I’m really hoping the troopers are not undead of some kind maybe buffed by magic but not undead so hopefully you are right about the ribbons. Thrawn likes reliability the tie defender project kind of shows this, I don’t think he’d be so keen on relying heavily on anything that has an inherent weakness. As we saw with the whole Nightsister massacre in the clone wars the night sisters magic dead army stops when the nightsister casting the spell was killed by grevious. There seems to be a difference between zombies like the clone wars ones and whatever marrok was so the rules may be different. if they are the same Thrawn using an army that can be destroyed by Ahsoka getting into a room with the three night sisters or Sabine blowing them up just seems wrong.
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Awesome storyline and incredibly insightful!
Amazing take, dude. Love it!
If its Abeloth dude its over for eveyone!!!!!!!!
We are all ignoring one clear detail, a detail that basically tells us who everyone on peridia is fearing and what baylen is searching
Yeah, it's him, the one and only
Mephisto
Or that spirit dude that was trapped in Star Trek V (shudders).
Great video!
I love your content and it was a really good video I joyed it so much
I've been thinking for a few days about how similar Darth Treya's artwork from KotOR 2 is to the night mothers. She kind of has the same feel. I'm curious if Kreia is still alive and if so... did they imprison her with night mother magic? Could she still be alive (undead? It was never really explained in the game if she is alive or not. You find her dead and she just wakes up. Was she a zombie all along?) For all these thousands of years. Or maybe Revan is hidden here. I remember the dnd of Revan's story was disappearing into the outer rim and Carth and Bastilla searching forever. Or maybe Revan self exiled there... k St some thoughts I had after episode 6 viewing
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I think you hit the nail on the head. Good job investigating.....
I Like your Ideas here. Good theory. Feeling much the same thing. Glad you are here to share this with us. Thanks for your hard work.