Post by politicidal on Apr 13, 2019 17:19:04 GMT
On the animated series REBELS, apparently there's this temple which acts as a path between time and space and yes, can permit the user time travel.
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In the words of an Imperial Minister, what was introduced was "a pathway between all space and time... whoever controls it controls the universe." Ezra proved the power of the portals by pulling Ahsoka Tano out of her time and saving her from almost certain doom in the Malachor Sith Temple. It was a confirmation of not only the power of the mysterious realm but also of the ability to travel through time and space within the Star Wars universe.
So what does any of this have to do with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Well, the reason that the Empire was interested in the Temple on Lothal was the ability that it would have given the Emperor to control the entire Galaxy, completely. The Emperor and his minions were the few people who knew about the spectacular powers that were buried under the Lothal Temple, and whilst he was defeated it doesn't mean that one of his disciples or followers couldn't have learned about the abilities of the realm and the possibilities of discovering a similar space again.
The Rise of Skywalker filmmaker J.J. Abrams has talked about how he wants this entry into the series to unite the three trilogies, and with the instantly recognizable cackle of Palpatine and the arrival of actor Ian McDiarmid on stage after the trailer first played at Star Wars Celebration, it seems to confirm that the ultimate evil from has once again returned. But, of course, fans who have watched Star Wars were wondering how, and the events of "A World Between Worlds" seem to hint at an answer to that burning question.
www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/star-wars-rise-skywalker-does-emperor-use-time-travel-1201824
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In the words of an Imperial Minister, what was introduced was "a pathway between all space and time... whoever controls it controls the universe." Ezra proved the power of the portals by pulling Ahsoka Tano out of her time and saving her from almost certain doom in the Malachor Sith Temple. It was a confirmation of not only the power of the mysterious realm but also of the ability to travel through time and space within the Star Wars universe.
So what does any of this have to do with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker? Well, the reason that the Empire was interested in the Temple on Lothal was the ability that it would have given the Emperor to control the entire Galaxy, completely. The Emperor and his minions were the few people who knew about the spectacular powers that were buried under the Lothal Temple, and whilst he was defeated it doesn't mean that one of his disciples or followers couldn't have learned about the abilities of the realm and the possibilities of discovering a similar space again.
The Rise of Skywalker filmmaker J.J. Abrams has talked about how he wants this entry into the series to unite the three trilogies, and with the instantly recognizable cackle of Palpatine and the arrival of actor Ian McDiarmid on stage after the trailer first played at Star Wars Celebration, it seems to confirm that the ultimate evil from has once again returned. But, of course, fans who have watched Star Wars were wondering how, and the events of "A World Between Worlds" seem to hint at an answer to that burning question.
www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/star-wars-rise-skywalker-does-emperor-use-time-travel-1201824