Ahsoka Season 2 is officially ignoring one of Star Wars' original tenets established by George Lucas, bringing an all-new approach to "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away." The franchise has undergone various changes as it shifted from trilogies, explored new mediums, and introduced a whole host of now beloved characters that have led some projects to even supersede what Lucas was capable of. Some core aspects are set in stone, though. The throughline of the Force, the duality of Jedi and Sith, and the belief in never-ending hope have resonated with fans for generations. Now, Star Wars' next Disney+ series is set to shake up one of these rules by taking the galactic setting and flipping it on its head.The latest issue of Empire Magazine put the spotlight on Ahsoka Season 2, including an interview with Lucasfilm President Dave Filoni (who also happens to be the Disney+ series' writer, director, and creator). The Star Wars veteran confirmed that the live-action Rebels sequel will be a game-changer for the galaxy far, far away, as the "weirdness" of Peridea spills into the familiar galaxy.Filoni explained how Ahsoka Season 2's story is divided between the main galaxy (where Thrawn has just declared war on the New Republic) and Peridea to create a story with a "very classic war-centric Star Wars-feeling:" Read full article on The Direct.