Summary
- Anakin and Ahsoka's reunion in the World Between Worlds was a monumental moment that highlighted the depth of their relationship and the trust they once had in each other.
- Ahsoka's guilt over Anakin's fall to the dark side has haunted her, but being reunited with him allowed her to realize that his choices were his own, not her fault.
- Ahsoka's reunion with Anakin allowed her to embrace her true potential and become "Ahsoka the White," a symbol of hope in the fight against the Imperial Remnant.
A gorgeous piece of Ahsoka fan art celebrates the reunion and relationship between Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker. Ahsoka has been through quite the journey in the Ahsoka show, but nothing has been as monumental as seeing her old Jedi Master Anakin Skywalker in the World Between Worlds. Ahsoka was introduced as Anakin’s Padawan in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars movie, and their relationship was a pivotal one. When Ahsoka left the Jedi Order in The Clone Wars season 5, Anakin was devastated, just like Ahsoka was when she later discovered the truth of Darth Vader’s identity.
Your browser does not support the video tag. The tragic shared history made their reunion in Ahsoka all the more emotional, and artist kayobomber on Instagram captured the importance of that moment in a stunning piece of Star Wars fan art.
Anakin and Ahsoka holding hands signify the depth of their relationship and the trust they once had in one another. Ahsoka was just as important to Anakin as Obi-Wan Kenobi or Padmé Amidala once were, and being able to teach her one last lesson and provide her with closure in the World Between Worlds was the greatest gift Anakin could have given his old Padawan in Ahsoka.
