Does Ahsoka Tano exist as Anakin's apprentice in canon?

Now that that is settled, speculate on if Ahsoka will appear in Episode VIII and the thread title needs updated as such.

If not then this discussion needs moved to either The Clone Wars or Prequel Trilogy sub forum.

 

I agree..

 

The Canon is not confused. You are.

And sarcastically calling someone "sherlock" when your deductive and inductive reasoning skills have proven faulty thread after thread, and you rely upon omission, distortion, and sophomoric sophistry would be amusing if you weren't cluttering up the board with gibberish.

Re: ashoka appearing in ep8- unlikely, to say the least, but if they can make it work, cool.

 

I've not lost my sense of humor. There's nothing funny about a troll who debates in a hostile and nonsensical manner on a forum we all enjoy spending time on.

 

No offense taken but we are going to have to respectfully disagree. The dialogue from the PT makes this very clear, and that is staying away form TCW, which makes this point explicitly, and like it or not, TCW is canon.

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jedi

Linked Wookiepedia Canon page which gives a bit more detail on Jedi rank and title

 

From the official Star Wars website:

"One of the spires of the majestic Jedi Temple on Coruscant housed the Jedi High Council Chamber, a room where 12 of the wisest Jedi Masters formed the highest governing body of the Jedi Order. Twelve seats, with different heights and formats, were positioned in an almost full circle with plenty of light entering the chamber through large transparisteel windows. There had been a time when Chief Librarian Jocasta Nu had her seat on the Council as did Sifo-Dyas before he mysteriously vanished on Felucia. However Sifo-Dyas was removed from the Council because of his extreme ideas, the same reason why Qui-Gon Jinn was never chosen to sit on the Council."

You either gained the rank of master by training an apprentice to knighthood, or by receiving a position on the Jedi High Council early. Every master had the opportunity to gain one of the twelve places, but could only do so if the current council members approved of them. Of the twelve a Grandmaster was elected, a special adviser of sorts who whilst not capable of overruling the other council members, held great influence within the circle.

 

We have shown on multiple occasions that Anakin having an apprentice between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith is in fact CANON, with one "n". It's true in both "storylines" that you mentioned. Let's move on from that.

 

Vader had Ahsoka as his Padawan and this is adamantly clear in The Clone Wars tv series which is 100% canon. Whether or not Vader had a separate apprentice in the current status of the post-Empire situation is completely believed to be false, but Kylo is a follower of his grandfather, not an apprentice. His grandfather's helmet taught him nothing except his history through what is believed to be the teachings of Ben Solo as a young apprentice of Luke Skywalker and later by the mysterious Supreme Leader Snoke.

 

Everything involving tcw is canon .

 

Okay this is getting out of hand and the name calling is unnecessary. Multiple people have explained that The Clone Wars TV series is canon but also exists in the EU since it was released prior to the Disney reboot. So saying that Anakin had a padawan in 1 "story line" but not the other is incorrect. Go read Wookieepedia if you don't believe me or the rest of the people you're arguing with in this thread.

 

Whether you want to believe it or not, due to "logic" or whatever, is besides the point. The stories exist and are seen as fact in the Star Wars universe.