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In the new book *The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte, *a scene that has been long speculated about, but never confirmed to have existed, has been revealed: a kiss between protagonist Osha (Amandla Stenberg) and antagonist Qimir (Manny Jacinto).
I enjoyed the series. It was better than Ep 9 and BoBF and I thought it was better than Ahsoka, although that show started rough and ended pretty well so it's debatable.
Personally I found all of Ahsoka to be boring. Which sucks because it's probably one of the most important new things lore-wise. The whole going to a new galaxy was cool.
I didn't like how they pulled a Finding Nemo and a The Core in the same episode though. I thought that was just incredibly cheesy.
Ray Stevenson was absolutely great, though. Really sad to lose him.
Yes! Ashoka was completely whelming. We were so excited to see Rebels followed up but this was a big miss. Also did not like the characterization of Thrawn (he also looked like blue Elon 🤣). As an other commenter said though, Ray Stevenson was great and his character was interesting. I hope they can keep developing the character in the 2nd season.
I'm honestly surprised it's getting a second season.