In season three of The Clone Wars, Asajj gets a proper origin story. We learned that she was born on the planet Dathomir, home of the witches known as the Nightsisters. Eventually, while still a child ...

Here, we’ll look back at Asajj Ventress’ creation and Star Wars history. We’ll also consider how she may return in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. When did Star Wars introduce Asajj Ventress? Star Wars fans ...

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 9 “The Harbinger” sees Clone Force 99 still waiting for the payoff from their brief alliance with Fennec Shand (Ming-Na Wen). The Bad Batch needed Fennec to ...

Gentle Giant Ltd. is back with a new statue from a galaxy far, far away, as Asajj Ventress has arrived. Asajj was first introduced in the Star Wars: Clone Wars miniseries and would end up being killed ...

Editor's Note: The below contains spoilers for the events of the book Star Wars: Dark Disciple. Star Wars has had a long tradition of bringing older characters back from the dead, sometimes to its ...

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Asajj Ventress became a recurring character in The Clone Wars, but we first met her in Genndy Tartakovsky's critically acclaimed Star Wars: Clone Wars series way back in 2003. While that show is no ...

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Asajj Ventress began her journey in Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003) and was expanded significantly in The Clone Wars (2008) series. A former Nightsister from Dathomir, she was taken in as a Jedi Padawan ...

Originally a Night Sister of Dathomir, Asajj Ventress's mother was forced to give her up to the criminal Hal'Sted. Asajj Ventress's mother was reluctant to give her daughter to the Siniteen criminal ...