11 New Star Wars Movies & TV Shows Announced For 2021 & Beyond

10. Ahsoka

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Come on - there was NO way Lucasfilm would get Rosario Dawson just to play Ahsoka Tano in one episode of The Mandalorian. And well, here's the proof: Ahsoka is getting her own spin-off series that will crossover with the previously announced Rangers of the New Republic.

Ahsoka's spin-off was pretty much established in The Mandalorian's phenomenal 13th chapter, The Jedi. After defeating Morgan Elsbeth in a duel, Ahsoka asks her the whereabouts of her master, Grand Admiral Thrawn.

One would assume that this series will follow the former Jedi as she continues her search for the Grand Admiral, and for it to tie in heavily with the rumoured sequel series to Star Wars Rebels.

No release date has been given yet, but this is VERY exciting all the same.

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