A new Ahsoka Season 2 update suggests Lucasfilm learned from one major mistake The Acolyte made. The next chapter of the Disney+ series will continue the search for Grand Admiral Thrawn, with Rosario Dawson back as Ahsoka Tano and Hayden Christensen returning as Anakin Skywalker. After Lucasfilm cancelled The Acolyte following just one season, fans wondered if the studio would rethink its approach to live-action Star Wars storytelling. Fresh information from official UK filings now points to a clear answer.According to filings from Robot Dog Pictures, the UK-based production company tied to Ahsoka, pre-production on the upcoming season cost roughly $33.7 million. This figure is much lower than the $42.4 million that The Acolyte spent at the same stage of production. UK tax reimbursements pull Ahsoka Season 2's net pre-production figure even further down to roughly $28.3 million, versus around $35.9 million for The Acolyte. Star Wars Read full article on The Direct.