An Analysis on the future of Star Wars

From my understanding, The Acolyte will follow a young female protagonist. My guess is we’ll see how she gets involved in the Rule of Two. Maybe she becomes one of a few candidates to become the new apprentice of the current Sith-in-hiding. And we’ll eventually see her become a Sith Lord. So I think, if anything, she could be Plagueis’ master, rather than Plagueis himself. Either way, I could definitely see it tying into the Sith Eternal stuff like you mentioned. I don’t think we’ll see young Palpatine at all, unless the show has decade-spanning time jumps. Which is possible I guess. But maybe it will follow just a follower of the Sith, rather than a Sith-to-be.

If Rangers of the New Republic is supposed to be concurrent with the Mandalorian, it won’t get anywhere near the time period when Leia finds out about the First Order. Leia forming the Resistance is still 30 years away from Mandalorian.

I think you’re right about the Ahsoka show. They said it was a limited series, so it doesn’t sound like it would be enough content as a Rebels sequel of its own. I wonder why they haven’t announced it yet, though?

How will the Droid show right the wrongs of the sequel trilogy? I have a feeling it’s just gonna be light-hearted adventure stories geared towards a younger audience.

Anyway, good thoughts! I think your ideas about Cody in Bad Batch and Kenobi are gonna be spot on!

When Kathleen Kennedy announced all the new projects, she didn’t give any description of what Taika Waititi was working on, but there was a logo that appeared next to a pic of him. I can’t help but wonder now what it is he’s making.

Some people were talking about how the other piece of concept art Kathleen Kennedy was standing in front of while she was talking about his movie appear to have some kind of diamond-shaped construct floating in space. People are saying it looks similar to something called the Tho Yor, which were these mysterious space craft that transported Force-sensitive beings from around the galaxy to different planets, such as Tython, and these beings eventually came together to form the Jedi order. Given how the logo looks like it is made of stone, it’s possible his film could be about the dawn of the Jedi. So we could possibly revisit Ahch-To or Tython. Basically a stone-age Star Wars.

I had another thought I wanted to add: Some fans have drawn comparisons between the stone-like Star Wars logo to the logo of Monty Python’s Life of Brian. (Obviously, this speculation is a bit of a stretch, but with it being so far out, I don’t think a little speculation will hurt anybody.)
If the person who designed that logo was familiar with the premise, perhaps it hints at some similarity between Waititi’s project and Life of Brian. If his film is going to explore the origins of the Jedi and their relationship with the Force, maybe it will play around a little with religious satire. Life of Brian’s subject of satire was religious dogmatism. We see in the film how people misinterpret Jesus’ message, and we see countless people argue interpretations of Brian’s “messages”. Maybe we will see how the Force brings these various beings together for some peaceful, common purpose, but those beings will immediately begin to disagree on that purpose, and we’ll see the different factions split and fight each other, leading to the creation of groups like the Jedi and the Sith.

While I don’t think it will be a straight up comedy, Waititi’s projects have an interesting mix between drama and humor, so it will probably have both funny and serious moments. Waititi has mentioned that Monty Python’s Flying Circus was an inspiration for Jojo Rabbit, so I could easily see Monty Python also inspiring his next Star Wars project.

Anyway, totally a far-fetched guess, but this is based on the very little evidence we have been given so far.