Star Wars Rebels news: Female Inquisitor has been unmasked!
Shocking news! Today Makingstarwars.net and Starwars7news.com report on the unmasking of one of the new Inquisitors who is going to appear in season 2 of the TV series Star Wars Rebels.
The trailer for the season 2 revealed that there will be two new Inquisitors (who were dispatched by Darth Vader to go after Asoka and the ghost crew). The official Star Wars Rebels magazine from the U.K. has revealed a pair of close-up portraits of the Inquisitors.
Before we go to the unmasking of the female Inquisitor lets start will the male Inquisitor:
Looking at the picture of this male Inquisitor, one thing is certain: the species is unknown, so this guy is a new type of alien that we have never seen before. When this Inquisitor appeared in the trailer for season 2, he looked similar to a Weequay (Hondo Ohnaka’s species), except the teal skin color and lack of wrinkles on his face suggests he isn’t a Weequay at all. One note: the lightsaber that he carries is very similar to the saber that the first Inquisitor used during the first season of Star Wars Rebels.
Now it’s time to move on to the female Inquisitor and see who she really is without the mask. If all of you fans out there think you know who this Inquisitor is, well I am afraid you are wrong!
Here is female Inquisitor’s picture (at top):
Some online speculation theorizes that the new Inquisitor is really Luminara’s apprentice and Asoka’s friend Barris Offee, it turns out that’s wrong. I was almost convinced that it was Barriss because later episodes of “Star Wars the Clone Wars” show Barriss had became disillusioned with both the Republic and the Jedi Order—she bombed the Jedi Temple and set up Ahsoka to take the fall in a murder that she committed. After Anakin found out the truth of Barriss’ involvement and revealed her plan, she was put in prison. Plus that episode also revealed why Ahsoka left the Jedi Order, not only because of Barriss’ betrayal, but also for a number of other reasons.
From looking at the picture of the female Inquisitor above, I can say for certain that this is not Barriss, although there some facial similarities.
Photos of the Barriss (left) and the female Inquisitor (right):
As you can see from the comparison of these photos, it confirms that the female Inquisitor’s face doesn’t have Barriss’s facial markings across her nose and cheeks. Plus the color of her eyes and lack of facial markings across the face suggests that she’s not Barriss at all. The color of her eyes do suggest that when using the Dark Side, the irises of the eyes change color which has been done the same way with Palpatine and Anakin (Vader).
What do you think?
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