Following the latest information of The Acolyte being canceled, followers of the collection are desperate to know if the beloved characters of Osha, Mae, and Qimir will make a reappearance in future Star Wars tasks. Set roughly a century earlier than the occasions of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, the trio’s compelling narratives had been minimize quick by the collection’ conclusion. Osha’s dramatic flip to the darkish facet and Mae’s reminiscence erasure, beneath Qimir’s affect, left many followers wanting extra. The anticipation for his or her return is palpable, particularly given the intriguing storylines and complicated dynamics they showcased.

So will Osha, Mae, and Qimir come again in future Star Wars exhibits following The Acolyte’s cancelation? Here is all the pieces identified on the matter.

Could Osha, Mae and Qimir return in different Star Wars exhibits after The Acolyte?

Osha, Mae, and Qimir’s returns in different Star Wars tasks are at present unconfirmed.

Moreover, Lucasfilm’s upcoming slate of Star Wars tasks, which embrace Andor Season 2, Ahsoka Season 2, and Skeleton Crew are all set sooner or later timeline of the Star Wars universe, in contrast to The Acolyte’s previous setting. Thus, this successfully eliminates the probabilities of Osha, Mae, or Qimir making a comeback.

However, Osha, Mae, and Qimir might come again if and when Lucasfilm occurs to announce a brand new Sith-based Star Wars prequel mission, doubtless set throughout The Acolyte’s timeframe. This potential mission might observe on from the ending of The Acolyte and see Osha’s coaching with Qimir.

Moreover, they might additionally come again if and when Lucasfilm decides to incorporate them and their story in a doable future season of the anthology animated collection Tales of the Jedi, which tells the tales of assorted characters within the Star Wars universe.

The Acolyte is at present streaming on Disney Plus. The solid consists of Amandla Stenberg, Lee Jung-jae, Joonas Suotamo, Charlie Barnett, Dafne Keen, Manny Jacinto, Rebecca Henderson, and Carrie Anne-Moss. Leslye Headland who beforehand labored on tasks like Russian Doll and About Last Night is the collection creator.