Title: The Secrets Behind George Lucas’ Original Star Wars Concepts Revealed
If you’re a diehard Star Wars fan, you’ve probably perked up at the mention of the Ashla, the Bogan, and the Jedi Bendu. These terms have been resurrected in the modern Star Wars canon, thanks to the influence of the current Lucasfilm chief creative officer, Dave Filoni. In the animated series “Star Wars Rebels,” we see the emergence of an ancient Force entity known as the Bendu on the remote planet of Atollon. Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus encounters this enigmatic being, who is described as the embodiment of the balance between light and dark sides of the Force, known in Lucas’ original drafts as the Ashla and the Bogan. The introduction of the Bendu in “Rebels” is a nod to Lucas’ early concepts, with characters like Chopper and Zeb Orrellios inspired by original designs for R2-D2 and Han Solo.
Unveiling the Bendu: Exploring George Lucas’ Original Force Concepts
In the realm of Star Wars lore, the Bendu stands out as a unique creature that symbolizes equilibrium in the Force. Balancing the forces of light and dark, the Bendu introduces fans to the ancient terms Ashla and Bogan, as conceived by George Lucas in the early stages of Star Wars development. As Dave Filoni’s creative vision continues to shape the Star Wars universe, we witness a resurgence of Lucas’ original ideas, with the Bendu playing a pivotal role in bridging the gap between past and present within the saga.
The Return of Ancient Force Lore: George Lucas’ Influence on Star Wars
As Filoni’s live-action series “Ahsoka” delves deeper into the mysteries of the Force in its second season, fans can anticipate a deeper exploration of George Lucas’ foundational concepts. The resurgence of terms like the Ashla and the Bogan opens the door to a deeper understanding of the mythos that underpins the Star Wars galaxy. With the potential inclusion of the Whills, the enigmatic beings who once shaped the destiny of the galaxy in Lucas’ original vision, there is a possibility for a comprehensive exploration of the Force’s origins and its influence on the Star Wars narrative.