This article contains spoilers for “Ahsoka” episode 4, “Fallen Jedi.”There are certain elements of “Star Wars” animation that would simply never work in live-action.
For example, a character like Bendu, the mystical being who occupies the space between the light and dark sides of the Force, looks fantastic on “Star Wars Rebels,” but would probably come off as little more than a giant blob of desaturated CGI in the more visually grounded world of “Ahsoka.” That is not, however, the case with the World Between Worlds from “Rebels.”Less commonly referred to as the Vergence Scatter, the World Between Worlds is composed of infinite pathways and doors that lead to specific moments and places in the “Star Wars” timeline.
It’s a setting that has a minimalistic and circular design that readily lends itself to the high-definition LED video walls of the StageCraft sets (also known as The Volume) where “Ahsoka…
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