What Happened: Ezra spent some time exploring the dark side of the Force after his encounter with Maul, when a freshly blinded Kanan wasn’t teaching Ezra and the young Jedi was stewing in his own guilt and anger. (Image credit: Disney+) Ezra Embracing The Dark Side It will be a bummer if Ezra is indeed the Inquisitor Marrok, though, given how he ended Rebels embracing what he learned from Kanan!

It’s key to why both characters have been missing for years, and Season 3 of The Mandalorian already featured purgill. Ezra agreed, saying to Hera that he has to “see this through to the end,” and he disappeared with Thrawn as the purgill jumped into hyperspace with the remnants of the ship they were on.Ĭould It Happen In Live-Action? Of all the scenes that I’d like to see adapted into live-action, at least a glimpse of Thrawn’s disappearance with Ezra seems possible. Ezra and Thrawn faced off, with Thrawn saying that what happened next would happen to them both. What Happened: Grand Admiral Thrawn was the main antagonist of the final two seasons of Rebels long before he was first name-dropped on The Mandalorian, and the whole reason everybody has to search for the character in Ahsoka is because the rebels defeated his forces on Lothal. (Image credit: Disney XD) Thrawn And Ezra's Disappearance

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