WARNING: Potential SPOILERS for Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in this article
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker is only days away from release, and there are quite a few people who’ve claimed to have seen the movie (including the likes of Richard E. Grant).
Anyway, this means that there are going to some spoilers coming up before the movie, or people claiming they have spoilers.
This is where Making Star Wars came in as they revealed that Anakin Skywalker is going to be heard but maybe not seen in the movie.
However, in their report, they also teased a rather surprising cameo from Star Wars Rebels’ Ezra Bridger.
If you’re not familiar with Ezra Briger and Star Wars Rebels, then I implore you to go and watch the animated Star Wars TV show because it’s great and worth watching.
Anyway, Bridger is a Jedi in the show, and he’s basically one of the last Jedi around after the events of Order 66.
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People have been desperate to see the character in live-action, and it’s looking like we might have to wait a while to actually see him in the movies, but we might get to hear him.
According to Making Star Wars, there will be a scene in Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in which Rey hears all the former Jedi in her head, including Luke Skywalker and Anakin Skywalker.
There are also the voices of a few surprise Star Wars characters including Ahsoka Tano, Maz Kanata and Ezra Bridger.
This means we’re actually going to get to hear Ezra in a Star Wars movie, which is cool.
I would have prefered to have seen him rather than hear him, but beggars can’t be choosers.
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