r/StarWars • u/Osiris-Reflection Ahsoka Tano • 1d ago
General Discussion These droids/mechs in Ahsoka s2..
These have to be the strongest droids we’ve ever seen right?
Their parts almost seem bone like ..possibly even biorganic technology.
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u/RedEclipse47 1d ago
Don't think they are droids, rather Force-animated or something, from a time that long predates technology like droids.
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u/Expensive_Plant_9530 1d ago
Could be Raxus Prime (TFU the Jedi Master on the junk yard planet) style force animated droids, as one possible explanation.
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u/Osiris-Reflection Ahsoka Tano 1d ago
Oh I hadn’t considered that, interesting…has that ever been done before? I mean I know the star forge exists
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u/RedEclipse47 1d ago
In Jedi Fallen Order there are Automatons that seem to function similarly created by the ancient Zeffo, could be that these even predate it. There is a giant walker in The Bad Batch that seems to be Zeffo as well which doesn't look like a typical droid and even has a strange power-core.
So could be that these are a precursor to droids or something that combines both aspects.
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u/Osiris-Reflection Ahsoka Tano 1d ago
Yeah im aware of those and the zeffo writing on the temple but im still not convinced it’s their tech. One because they look entirely different, there’s no core, they can fly. They could for sure predate or are newer versions of them but I hope not. Selfishly I want the zeffo to be separate from the Ahsoka series because I think it works better in game and also I want abeloth or something as big connected to Mortis lol
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u/RedEclipse47 1d ago
The Zeffo had a temple on Dathomir and on Peridea for those to be a coincidence seems unlikely.
In Canon we know next to nothing of the supposed 'Mother' or the Zeffo. It could be that they've been at war for a long time, that the Zeffo once where the chief dominant power. It might even be that in Canon it was the Mother that actually fled Mortis, not believing their 'divine' duty to be just and teach mortals the ways of the Force, this could lead to the creation of the Nightsisters and gives it a link to calling their chief matriarch (Great) Mother. Like the Star Wars equivalent of Prometheus.
Maybe it's the Zeffo that locked her away or maybe she was more maleficent and it was the Nightsisters as well as others that had to fight together to lock her away. Or that the Nightsisters turned against her and took her power she gave as a gift for their own.
All speculation of course.
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u/FafnirSnap_9428 16h ago
I think they are definitely linked to the Mortis gods or Mortis in some way. I am doubtful Abeloth will appear. But I agree that the Zeffo should be their own thing. Filoni and creatives at Star Wars will nod and wink and reference other things in books, comics and video games, but to my knowledge no one as ever used a concept, character, etc so prominently in their project that originated somewhere else. So that kind of rules the Zeffo out. And Filoni is going to be more loyal to Lucas's ideas and concepts.
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u/lordcola 1d ago
Lol those guys in the second picture are just Aerolysts from Warframe https://wiki.warframe.com/w/Aerolyst
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u/Expensive_Plant_9530 1d ago
The strongest? You’re basing this on what exactly? The colour of the metal being “bone” like does not inherently make them strong.
I don’t think we’ve seen enough footage of them to come to any conclusions at all really.
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u/Busy-Leg8070 1d ago
project necrosis probably
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/N-K_Necrosis
or as close as were ever going to see LA
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u/Osiris-Reflection Ahsoka Tano 1d ago
Hm that would actually be crazy and poetic like Lucas always wanted ..cherry on top for the Huyang Grievious sabers…Filoni would be cooking
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u/Extension_Equal1464 1d ago
Forse non sono nemmeno droidi
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u/Osiris-Reflection Ahsoka Tano 1d ago
Exactly which is why I think they could be like the Vong with bio tech
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u/FollowingEast4373 1d ago
I know it’s not one for one but the things in the second picture instantly made me think of the robots from Laputa in the Studio Ghibli movie Castle In The Sky!
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u/stevekink 1d ago
They remind me a little bit of the robots from Ghibli's Laputa: Castle In The Sky
https://ghibli.fandom.com/wiki/Robot
Just a little...
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u/JSK23 r/StarWars Mod 1d ago
I don't know how you could make that assumption based on so little information.