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- Peridea, the end of the road to purrgil, is the burial ground of these giant creatures. The planet is surrounded by Pugil’s scattered debris, forming a ring of debris. The Nightsisters cannot ride with Purgil because they are traveling to Peridia to die.
- Morgan Elsbeth talks about Peridean ancestors traveling to the Star Wars home system on purrgils in the past, which contradicts the idea of purrgils traveling one way. Their migration routes may have changed over thousands of years. It’s also possible that environmental changes or the depletion of Clouzon-36 (a gas purrgil consumed during hyperspace travel) caused Peridea to become a graveyard.
- Pugil is a fascinating creature in the Star Wars universe and plays an important role in the overall storyline. The Ahsoka series further emphasizes their importance and adds depth to their lore. New episodes of Ahsoka air Tuesdays at 6pm PT/9pm ET on Disney+.
Grand Admiral Thrawn and remaining Peridian Nightsisters unable to return Star Wars‘Main galaxy Ahsoka Without Morgan Elsbeth’s help – and for a troubling reason. Ahsoka already changed Star Wars With the introduction of the second galaxy, the heroes will be on their way to Peridea.However, traveling between the two galaxies is not easy. Morgan Elsbeth was forced to build a huge hyperspace ring to complete the journey, while Ahsoka Tano and Hu Yang caught a ride with Star Wars‘ Purgil the Space Whale.
Morgan Elsbeth traveled to Peridia in response to a summons from the three Dathomir Nightsisters working with Grand Admiral Thrawn. But after the Battle of Lothal, Pu’jir succeeded in bringing Thrawn, his army, and the young Jedi Ezra Bridger to Peridia. star wars rebels‘ series finale; and the Nightsisters, like Ezra, harness the Force in their own unique way. So why don’t they just ride with Pul’Gir like Ahsoka and Ezra?
Peridea is where Purrgil died.
Ahsoka Episode six, “Far Far Away,” makes it clear that Peridea is the end of the road to purrgil. Belan Skoll stated that Peridia was the place where Pu’jill died, and that the planet was essentially a graveyard for these massive creatures. Apparently, the stories he’d heard as a boy in the Jedi Order were true – the vast swaths of space around Peridia were littered with the remains of Pu’jir, as the massive skeletal structure formed a massive ring of debris around the planet. If Peridia was the end of the Pugil’s final journey, it would make sense that the Nightsisters could never leave with them and were forced to find other ways.
Has Peridiya always been a Pugil cemetery?
but, Ahsoka Episode six also contradicts the idea that Purgil’s road to Peridia has always been a one-way journey.Morgan Elsbeth, a descendant of the Nightsisters, spoke of her Peridean ancestors riding purrgil to Star Wars‘Main galaxy “In the days before time was reckoned,” They then presumably settled on Dathomir. So when did Peridia become the Pugil Cemetery? Perhaps the Purgir’s migration routes have simply changed; thousands of years have passed since the Peridean Nightsisters traveled to another system.perhaps Star WarsThe secondary galaxy is where these creatures originate and where they choose to die. However, there is another possible explanation, which is that specific environmental changes are a larger factor.
exist star wars rebelsit was confirmed that the Purrgil consumes Clouzon-36 gas for hyperspace travel, like all hyperspace-capable spaceships Star Wars Also do.exist rebels, the purrgil is dark gray before “refueling” and then bright purple with yellow accents. The real version of purrgil Ahsoka Even when they travel to Peridea, where Ahsoka wishes to be, they are visibly gray.Maybe Star WarsThe secondary system had run out of Clouzon-36 or similar hyperspace fuel, leaving the Pugil in trouble after such a long journey into hyperspace.No matter what the situation, purrgil has always been Star Wars’ the most fascinating creatures, and Ahsoka The show only makes them more compelling and important to the overarching narrative.
Ahsoka New episodes are released every Tuesday at 6pm PT / 9pm ET on Disney+.