Hello Wookieepedia community and Star Wars enthusiasts,

There is something that I repeatedly have seen in the new pages added after Mandalorian Season 2 and, after a careful and thorough review of both in-universe evidence and out-of-universe information from creators, it has become increasingly evident that the events following The Mandalorian Season 2 including Ahsoka cannot possibly be set in 9 ABY. Given the available facts and logical deductions, they must occur in 11 ABY or later. Here's why:

In-Universe Aging: For characters like Grogu, who was in training with Luke Skywalker, the visible changes and advancements in skills point to a time span that cannot be accommodated within the same year as the end of The Mandalorian Season 2. This holds true for other characters like Din Djarin and Bo-Katan Kryze, whose arcs have shown a level of development that necessitates a more extended period than what 9 ABY would allow.

Creator Statements: The most unambiguous evidence comes from the creators themselves, who have explicitly mentioned that a two-year span has elapsed between The Mandalorian Season 2 and The Book of Boba Fett. This alone should be sufficient to move our dating to at least 11 ABY.

Storyline Complexity: The interconnectedness of events among the various series, including The Book of Boba Fett and the Ahsoka series, requires a timeline that stretches beyond a single year. To believe that all these monumental events can unfold within 9 ABY strains credulity to its breaking point.

Consistency: While Star Wars has occasionally played fast and loose with its timelines, the lore has a general consistency that must be respected for the sake of narrative integrity. Fitting these events into 9 ABY would disrupt that coherence.

Given the overwhelming set of proofs, both factual from creators and inferred from content, it becomes an exercise in futility to argue for a 9 ABY dating for events following The Mandalorian Season 2. It's time we amend our records to assert that these events transpire in 11 ABY or later. To do otherwise would be a glaring oversight that undermines the Star Wars universe's rich and intricate storytelling.

Let me know what you think…