Warning: The below contains full spoilers for Ahsoka, now streaming on Disney+.
Star Wars fans think Ahsoka may share a connection with the 2019 video game Jedi: Fallen Order after spotting a curious detail in the background of a scene in the latest episode of the Disney+ series.
The sixth episode of Ahsoka, titled "Far, Far Away", journeyed to an entirely new distant galaxy on the pathway to planet Peridea, aka the ancient homeworld of the Dathomiri Nightsisters occupied by vast, barren wastelands and a colossal stone temple that features some interesting inscriptions on its exterior walls.
Some eagle-eyed viewers noticed the symbols in the background of a scene with Grand Admiral Thrawn, Morgan Elsbeth, Shin Hati, and Baylan Skoll, and they quickly established a link between the hieroglyphs in the episode and similar markings that featured in Respawn's Jedi: Fallen Order - as pictured in screengrabs shared on X.
Reddit users also pondered the discovery, with one person asking: "Are the hieroglyphics on the Nightsister's fortress Zeffo markings?" The question is valid, considering the ancient Zeffo species (residing on Zeffo in the Outer Rim) were responsible for the etchings Cal Kestis stumbled upon in Jedi: Fallen Order.
Naturally, the inclusion of this apparent Easter egg in Ahsoka prompted fans to do some further digging. X user @Tommyjwall rotated the runes by 180 degrees and translated them from ur-Kittât, an ancient language adopted by the Sith, aka The Old Tongue, into English to unlock the writing on the wall (literally).
The translated message from Ahsoka apparently reads: "(P)RAISE KUJET RULER OF ALL MAY HIS REIGN LAST FOR AL..." Kujet was a Zeffo Sage who fell to the dark side and sat in a secluded seat of power in The Tomb of Kujet, a Zeffonian palace on Dathomir, known simply as Kujet's Tomb in Jedi: Fallen Order.
As a result of this discovery, fans started to speculate over the possibility of seeing some "Zeffo action" in Ahsoka. Some people think the Easter egg could have broader implications for the story and future events, while others believe it might open the door for Jedi: Fallen Order characters to make their live-action debuts.
The Star Wars franchise is known for including secret tidbits and teases linking back to the galaxy far, far away (including a recent one found on Baylan Skoll's wrist device), though it is often up for debate whether they have any significance to the stories or are simply fun little Easter eggs for viewers to discover.
If you would like to weigh in on the debate, you might need to watch last week's installment again (and it's certainly worthy of repeat viewings). IGN called Ahsoka Episode 6 an "amazing" chapter, noting that it offers "villainous plots with a side of cute critters" as "the action moves to a new galaxy far, far away".
Adele Ankers-Range is a freelance entertainment writer for IGN. Follow her on Twitter.
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Star Wars fans think Ahsoka may share a connection with the 2019 video game Jedi: Fallen Order after spotting a curious detail in the background of a scene in the latest episode of the Disney+ series.
The sixth episode of Ahsoka, titled "Far, Far Away", journeyed to an entirely new distant galaxy on the pathway to planet Peridea, aka the ancient homeworld of the Dathomiri Nightsisters occupied by vast, barren wastelands and a colossal stone temple that features some interesting inscriptions on its exterior walls.
Some eagle-eyed viewers noticed the symbols in the background of a scene with Grand Admiral Thrawn, Morgan Elsbeth, Shin Hati, and Baylan Skoll, and they quickly established a link between the hieroglyphs in the episode and similar markings that featured in Respawn's Jedi: Fallen Order - as pictured in screengrabs shared on X.
I found the power of #Nerdstradamus on Peridea.
Told y'all.
It's Zeffo Time. | #Ahsoka #StarWarsJediFallenOrder https://t.co/4wx7yPfr8x pic.twitter.com/EbyamqCD5L
— MT (@MasterTainment) September 22, 2023
Reddit users also pondered the discovery, with one person asking: "Are the hieroglyphics on the Nightsister's fortress Zeffo markings?" The question is valid, considering the ancient Zeffo species (residing on Zeffo in the Outer Rim) were responsible for the etchings Cal Kestis stumbled upon in Jedi: Fallen Order.
Naturally, the inclusion of this apparent Easter egg in Ahsoka prompted fans to do some further digging. X user @Tommyjwall rotated the runes by 180 degrees and translated them from ur-Kittât, an ancient language adopted by the Sith, aka The Old Tongue, into English to unlock the writing on the wall (literally).
The translated message from Ahsoka apparently reads: "(P)RAISE KUJET RULER OF ALL MAY HIS REIGN LAST FOR AL..." Kujet was a Zeffo Sage who fell to the dark side and sat in a secluded seat of power in The Tomb of Kujet, a Zeffonian palace on Dathomir, known simply as Kujet's Tomb in Jedi: Fallen Order.
As a result of this discovery, fans started to speculate over the possibility of seeing some "Zeffo action" in Ahsoka. Some people think the Easter egg could have broader implications for the story and future events, while others believe it might open the door for Jedi: Fallen Order characters to make their live-action debuts.
@StarWarsExplain @ryanarey @NewRockstars I figured at least 1 of you would've found this Ahsoka easter egg! Rotate Nightmothers' keep runes 180° & translate from ur-Kittat (old Sith). "(P)RAISE KUJET RULER OF ALL MAY HIS REIGN LAST FOR AL..." Kujet is Zeffo Sith from Fallen Order pic.twitter.com/S0B2kRHWRH
— Tommy Wall (@Tommyjwall) September 21, 2023
Text found on Peridia in #Ahsoka translates to "Praise Kujet ruler of all may his reign last"
Kujet was the dark side Zeffo who's tomb is explored by Cal Kestis in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order!
Credit: @Tommyjwall pic.twitter.com/S1zAM4LtB0
— Daily Star Wars Games (@Daily_SWGames) September 22, 2023
Maybe what Baylan had been sensing in the new #Ahsoka episode is related to the Zeffo?
I was at a loss as to what it could be until I saw the translation of some of these symbols pic.twitter.com/TLSFI19ZSa
— Coldcrow (@Coldcrow2000) September 23, 2023
So Baylan Skoll is being pulled by a dark power....who promises power unending.....and the temple on Peridea has runes that "praise Kujet and his eternal rule"..
If you haven't played Jedi Fallen Order, now is the time. We may be getting some official Zeffo action here. #Ahsoka
— Christopher Michael.....Bower (@ChrisBower10) September 23, 2023
An #Ahsoka theory:
Huyang's head looks a bit Zeffo-shaped... side protrusions, round eyes, thin mouth. Given that some races tended to design droids in their image, and given that Huyang is 25,000 years old and of unknown origin... maybe he's a Zeffo droid? pic.twitter.com/CaHodc4DFL
— Baz McAlister (@bazmcalister) September 24, 2023
With all the Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order / Zeffo Easter eggs in Ahsoka we can all agree that Cal Kestis, Merrin and more are coming to live action soon right 👀#Ahsoka #StarWars #StarWarsJediSurvivor #StarWarsJediFallenOrder pic.twitter.com/bTYOkpbtLX
— RaFe 🍂 (@RaFe_Tano) September 23, 2023
This is actually a HUGE reference to Jedi: Fallen Order and frankly a big reveal as it's not just speculation at this point but this proves that the Zeffo (& most likely Kujet) did go to Peridia and may very well be involved in some of the story in Ahsoka moving forward. https://t.co/zU2GEsxEig
— BattlefrontUpdates (@SWBFUpdates) September 22, 2023
FALLEN AND AHSOKA CONNECTIONS, THE ZEFFO ARE ON PERIDEA, WHAT IF THE ZEFFO ARE WHAT THRAWN AND THE NIGHTSISTERS ARE RUNNING FROM, OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMGOMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG FILONIOMGOMGOMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMGOMG OMGOMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OM FILONI https://t.co/7tfYANpRhA pic.twitter.com/iXDQtMdK01
— SageMerric (@LucasPSI3) September 24, 2023
The Star Wars franchise is known for including secret tidbits and teases linking back to the galaxy far, far away (including a recent one found on Baylan Skoll's wrist device), though it is often up for debate whether they have any significance to the stories or are simply fun little Easter eggs for viewers to discover.
If you would like to weigh in on the debate, you might need to watch last week's installment again (and it's certainly worthy of repeat viewings). IGN called Ahsoka Episode 6 an "amazing" chapter, noting that it offers "villainous plots with a side of cute critters" as "the action moves to a new galaxy far, far away".
Adele Ankers-Range is a freelance entertainment writer for IGN. Follow her on Twitter.
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