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The heir to the Empire has returned. Ahsoka Tano has succeeded on her quest to track down Grand Admiral Thrawn and Sabine Wren has found her friend, Ezra Bridger, in another galaxy far, far away. To celebrate the season finale of Ahsoka, with all eight episodes from the season streaming on Disney+ starting tonight, StarWars.com is wondering: which character from Ahsoka are you? Take the latest official quiz to find out where you fit in the world (between worlds) of the series.

We’re going back to Lothal to check in on an old friend.

In celebration of the Ahsoka season finale, you can spend the time relaxing with a new Star Wars lofi starring Sabine Wren’s adorable Loth-cat taking a nap while the Mandalorian rebel is off searching for her friend Ezra Bridger. But that’s not all! StarWars.com is excited to reveal the feline has a name: Murley!

The Sleepy Loth-cat Lofi was unveiled today on YouTube, part of an ongoing series of soothing animations set to a relaxing soundtrack, perfect for chilling out, studying, or even taking a nap yourself. If you need us, we’ll be watching over Murley for the rest of the day.

And tomorrow.

Ahsoka is here! Every week, StarWars.com’s “Ahsoka Extras” will collect a bounty of additional content for each episode of the Disney+ Original series.

Spoiler warning: This article features imagery and details about the story of the Ahsoka episode “Part Seven: Dreams and Madness.”

Thrawn prepares for his return while Ahsoka races to stop him — and save her friends. See below for a character poster inspired by the episode, now streaming on Disney+, and stills.

Character Posters

Stills

Ahsoka Tano debuted in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars and has since become one of the saga’s most beloved characters. Now, the former Jedi’s own live-action series, Ahsoka, has arrived on Disney+. In “Ahsoka Analyzed,” StarWars.com picks its highlights for each episode. Grab your lightsabers and join us for the journey.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses story details and plot points from the Ahsoka episode “Part Seven: Dreams and Madness.”

Ezra, Sabine, Ahsoka, Thrawn, and the purrgil. It’s just like old times.

With Sabine finally locating Ezra (and some new friends in the turtle-like Noti), and Thrawn preparing for his return, it’s now up to Ahsoka to reach them all in “Part Seven: Dreams and Madness.” Ahsoka’s cunning and determinedness meets Thrawn’s masterful calculations, while our heroes get their second-round rematches,

Once a rebel, always a rebel.

Sabine Wren first burst into our lives nearly a decade ago in Star Wars Rebels as an energetic Mandalorian teen with a penchant for art and anarchy. With her live-action debut in the new Disney+ series Ahsoka earlier this year, filmmakers made her colorful personality a reality. Showrunner Dave Filoni and production designers curated nods to her Rebels start throughout her makeshift bedroom in the tower on Lothal. Although Sabine left Ezra’s home world in the dust when she set off for adventure with her former Master Ahsoka Tano, StarWars.com has taken a peek inside to check up on her Loth-cat and confirm these 12 Easter eggs fans can find when rewatching the series.

1. Sabine’s paint sprayers

When we first met Sabine in Star Wars

Most who love Star Wars have wondered what it’s like to be a Jedi. Wielding a lightsaber, discovering abilities through the Force, traveling the galaxy. Who wouldn’t want to do all that?

And maybe that’s why certain Star Wars video games live on, as the best of the best bring players into that fantasy in ways no other medium can. Two such titles recently celebrated anniversaries — Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy and The Force Unleashed, marking 20 and 15 years, respectively — and continue to resonate. Jedi Academy was the fifth entry in a first-person shooter series that started with Dark Forces, evolving to include Force powers and lightsaber action; The Force Unleashed was a major undertaking story-wise and technologically, telling an original tale of Darth Vader’s secret apprentice,

Star Wars Rebels turns 10 next year, and Marvel is celebrating the animated series that brought us the Ghost crew, purrgil, and meilooruns. The comics publisher, in collaboration with Lucasfilm, will mark the landmark anniversary with a collection of original variant covers by artist Caspar Wijngaard for the Star Wars and Star Wars: Darth Vader ongoing series. The covers, revealed here on StarWars.com, will run from January to April 2024 and feature the fan-favorite heroes and villains from the show. Check out all eight variants below: