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Feel the Force around you with our timeline detailing every Jedi Knight ever in the Star Wars canon universe!
ByScott Collura
Updated:
Jul 15, 2019 10:34 pm
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Nov 24, 2015 8:39 pm
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Full spoilers follow for Star Wars: The Force Awakens...
The Phantom Menace
While the Jedi were created by George Lucas in the early 1970s when he was writing the first film, Star Wars: A New Hope, the first canon appearance of the mystical order came in 1999’s The Phantom Menace when the Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn and his apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi took the screen.Lucas is said to have gotten the name "Jedi" from the term jidaigeki, or Japanese period dramas. Star Wars was famously inspired by samurai films, and the connection between the Jedi and the samurai is obvious.Soon Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were joined by young Anakin Skywalker, who would grow to adulthood over the span of the three Prequel films and of course ultimately become the villain Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith -- the evil and ancient enemies of the Jedi.
- Species: Human
- Trained by: Count Dooku
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The Jedi who discovered Anakin Skywalker and determined that he was the Chosen One who would bring balance to the Force.
- Species: Human
- Trained by: Qui-Gon Jinn
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The mentor to Anakin Skywalker and, years later, Anakin's son Luke. Served as a general in the Clone Wars before going into hiding as one of the only survivors of Order 66.
- Species: Human
- Trained by: Obi-Wan Kenobi
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Holocron bio: The boy immaculately conceived via midi-chlorians who grew up to become a great Jedi, only to be seduced by the Dark Side, assist in the decimation of the Order, and become the hated Sith Lord Darth Vader.
The leaders of the Order, the Jedi Council, also debuted in Phantom Menace, where the wise and beloved Original Trilogy character Yoda served as Grand Master. Mace Windu was the next highest-ranking member of the Council, and had a rare purple lightsaber to show for it. A variety of strange and exotic Jedi sat on the Council of 12, including the Cerean Ki-Adi-Mundi, and Plo Koon, who required a special mask and eye filters in order to breathe an oxygen atmosphere.
- Species: Human/Kiffar
- Trained by: Tholme
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Renowned for his ability to read the memories of others and use them as a tracker. Often took on covert missions for the Jedi, including an (unsuccessful) attempt with Asajj Ventress to assassinate Count Dooku.
- Species: Unknown
- Master to: Count Dooku, Luke Skywalker
- Rank: Grand Master
- Holocron bio: The 900-year-old Jedi Master who led the Order in its final days and, decades later while in hiding on Dagobah, trained Luke Skywalker to carry on the traditions of the Jedi.
- Species: Human
- Homeworld: Haruun Kal
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The most senior member of the Jedi Council, aside from Yoda, during the Clone Wars. In later years, Imperial propaganda claimed Mace Windu had been the leader of a “criminal gang” who caused the start of the wars.
- Species: Cerean
- Leader of: The Galactic Marines
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A member of the Jedi Council and a general in the Clone Wars, Ki-Adi-Mundi was gunned down by his own Clone Troopers on the Outer Rim planet Mygeeto when Order 66 was put into effect.
- Species: Kel Dor
- Homeworld: Dorin
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Plo Koon first discovered the Force-sensitive child Ahsoka Tano, who would eventually become Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan. This Council member required a mask when in oxygen atmospheres due to his Kel Dor physiology.
Still, these truly alien members of the council -- like the serpentine Oppo Rancisis, or the beautiful Adi Gallia -- would not have much to do in Episode I. Their stories would eventually be fleshed out in the Expanded Universe line of books, comics and other media, although the EU is no longer considered to be canon. Even so, many of them would eventually get more action on the Clone Wars animated series, which is still part of the official Star Wars story. And several of these Jedi would finally get to brandish their lightsabers in the next film, Attack of the Clones.
Saesee Tiin
- Species: Iktotchi
- Known for: Starfighter piloting skills
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A member of the Jedi Council, Saesee Tiin was among those slaughtered in a lightsaber battle with Palpatine when the Supreme Chancellor was revealed to be the Sith Lord Darth Sidious.
- Species: Unknown
- Known for: Strong affinity for the Force
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Hailing from the same mysterious race as Yoda, the female Yaddle served on the Jedi Council around the time of the invasion of Naboo.
- Species: Lannik
- Known for: Lightsaber combat abilities
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Even Piell also held a seat on the Council at the time of the invasion of Naboo, though he became a prisoner of war during the Clone Wars. He was killed while attempting to escape.
- Species: Thisspiasian
- Known for: Tactical insight
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A member of the serpentine species from the planet Thisspias, Oppo Rancisis served on the Jedi Council for years and became a general during the Clone Wars.
- Species: Tholothian
- Known for: Form V lightsaber combat
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Adi Gallia was a Jedi Master who sat on the Council until she was killed by Darth Maul’s brother Savage Opress. Subsequently, her cousin Stass Allie took her place on the Council.
- Species: Quermian
- Known for: The art of mind control
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The Quermian Jedi Council member Yarael Poof had two brains -- and an extra set of arms.
- Species: Zabrak
- Homeworld: Nar Shaddaa
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A member of the Council, Eeth Koth was captured by the cyborg General Grievous during the Clone Wars. But thanks to a secret message sent by Koth, the Jedi was saved during a rescue mission led by Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and Adi Gallia.
- Species: Chalactan
- Master to: Kanan Jarrus (a.k.a. Caleb Dume)
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The former Padawan of Mace Windu, Depa Billaba eventually became a respected member of the Council herself. She died during Order 66 protecting her own Padawan, Caleb Dume, who would survive the Jedi Purge and change his name to Kanan Jarrus.
Attack of the Clones
Taking place a decade after the previous film, Episode II introduced several new Jedi who would become recurring players for years to come. This included the aquatic Kit Fisto and the master/Padawan duo of Luminara Unduli and Barriss Offee. In The Clone Wars series, Offee would eventually lose faith in the Jedi ways and betray her brothers and sisters in the Order, going so far as to arrange for the Jedi Temple to be bombed.Some new Council members debuted in Attack of the Clones as well, including Shaak Ti and Coleman Trebor. Many of these Jedi would go on to become generals when the Clone Wars broke out at the end of this film.
- Species: Nautolan
- Master to: Nahdar Vebb
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The amphibious Kit Fisto was a member of the Jedi Council who was able to fight the Clone Wars on worlds both dry and watery. He was killed by Darth Sidious on the night of the Jedi Purge.
- Species: Mirialan
- Master to: Barriss Offee
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Although this Jedi Master avoided death when Order 66 was implemented, she was captured and executed by Imperial forces soon after that fateful night. Her remains were used for years afterwards to attract and trap other Jedi.
- Species: Mirialan
- Trained by: Luminara Unduli
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: A Padawan who fought during the Clone Wars, Barriss Offee betrayed her fellow Jedi after she became convinced that the Order was on the wrong side of the conflict. She eventually coordinated the bombing of the Temple, causing the death of several Jedi.
- Species: Togruta
- Homeworld: Shili
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A Council member and general during the wars, Shaak Ti also oversaw the training of the Clone Troopers on Kamino for a time. Shaak Ti and Ahsoka Tano hail from the same homeworld of Shili.
- Species: Vurk
- Homeworld: Sembla
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This member of the Jedi Council was killed by Jango Fett during the Battle of Geonosis.
Not all Jedi were fighters, however. Jocasta Nu was the chief librarian of the Jedi Archives. And the Temple was home to Younglings and Padawans as well, such as Zett Jukassa -- who, by the way, was played by George Lucas’ son Jett. Here we also learned that Yoda would teach entire classes of Younglings in the ways of the Force -- and the art of the lightsaber.
Sifo-Dyas was an intriguing addition to the Jedi in that he was dead by the time he was first mentioned in Episode II. But his actions had a long-standing impact on that galaxy far, far away, as it was he who commissioned the creation of the Clone Army. The animated series would later reveal that it was the fallen Jedi Master Count Dooku who had Dyas killed.
- Species: Human
- Homeworld: Coruscant
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Jocasta Nu was a former member of the Council who served as Chief Librarian of the Jedi Archives prior to and during the Clone Wars.
- Species: Human
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: On the night of Order 66, the Padawan Zett Jukassa was murdered while fighting off Clone Troopers at the Jedi Temple as Senator Bail Organa looked on helplessly. Jukassa was also seen briefly in the library scene in Attack of the Clones.
- Species: Twi'lek
- Trained by: Quinlan Vos
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Aayla Secura was among the Jedi who rescued Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Padme Amidala during the Battle of Geonosis. She would go on to serve as a general in the Clone Wars before being killed by her own troops on Felucia when Order 66 was carried out.
- Holocron bio: During the period leading up to the Clone Wars, Younglings were trained at the Temple by Yoda prior to becoming Padawan learners. Only rarely did a Force-sensitive child skip this step on the way to becoming a Jedi Knight, as did Anakin Skywalker.
- Species: Human
- Homeworld: Cassandran Worlds
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The Jedi who secretly ordered the creation of the Clone Army, Sifo-Dyas foresaw the Clone Wars years before they began. He was later killed on the order of Count Dooku.
- Species: Human
- Trained by: Yoda
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The Jedi Master who left the Order after growing disillusioned with the Galactic Republic. Dooku turned to the Dark Side, became the leader of the Separatist movement, and sparked the Clone Wars. He was finally killed by Anakin Skywalker at the behest of his own Sith Master, Darth Sidious.
Stass Allie, a cousin of Adi Gallia, made her first appearance during the Battle of Geonosis in Episode II. As did some 200 other Jedi who have gone mostly unnamed since the film was released. Scores of these Jedi were killed during the battle, providing the first onscreen evidence that the Jedi weren’t quite as invincible as the Original Trilogy of films might have led some to believe.
- Species: Unknown (Ongree?)/Human
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Holocron bio: Jedi Knights who fought at the Battle of Geonosis. Their only canon appearance was in Attack of the Clones.
- Species: Zabrak
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A member of the Jedi Council in the days before the Clone Wars, Agen Kolar was one of the Jedi killed by Darth Sidious when Mace Windu attempted to arrest the Sith Lord.
- Species: Tholothian
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: The cousin of Jedi Adi Gallia, Stass Allie was a member of the Council during the Clone Wars. She was killed on the planet Saleucami during Order 66 when her men shot down her speeder bike.
- Holocron bio: During this battle, which kicked off the Clone Wars, hundreds of background Jedi fought the Separatists led by Count Dooku. Most of these Jedi Knights were never given official canon names, but the few who did follow: Nicanas Tassu, Sephjet Josall, Sar Labooda, Sarissa Jeng, Ekim Ryelli, Lumas Etima, Tan Yuster, Fi-Ek Sirch, Que-Mars Redath-Gom, Ichi-Tan Micoda, Roan Shryne, Joclad Danva, Roth-Del Masona, Tarados Gon, Sora Bulq, Khaat Qiyn and Bairdon Jace
The Clone Wars
Chronologically, the Clone Wars animated show kicks in at this point. Ahsoka Tano would prove to be a very important and popular character as the Padawan to Anakin Skywalker. And Asajj Ventress would be equally memorable as a former Jedi-learner who turned to the Dark Side.- Species: Togruta
- Trained by: Anakin Skywalker
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan during the Clone Wars, Ahsoka Tano left the Order after being wrongly accused of the bombing of the Jedi Temple. Years later, she would become a key player in the rebellion against the Empire.
- Species: Dathomirian
- Trained by: Ky Narec
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: At a young age, Asajj Ventress was freed from slavery and trained in the ways of the Force by the Jedi Ky Narec. Unfortunately, when he was killed, Ventress turned to the Dark Side and Count Dooku. However, eventually she redeemed herself, and her lover Quinlan Vos, in an act of sacrifice that took her life.
The show also gave us Force Babies -- young ones who were sensitive to that all-important energy field and thus fell under the Jedi gaze at a young age. So cute!
The many races of the Star Wars universe were well represented in the Clone Wars, like the Roonan, Halsey, and the Nautolan, Knox. Eekar Oki hailed from the same Mon Calamari race as Admiral Ackbar and Nahdar Vebb. There were also tentacle-headed Twi'leks and reptilian Nikto, like Finn Ertay and her unnamed Jedi comrade, who were killed by the cyborg Darth Maul and his brother, Savage Opress. Tera Sinube was a Cosian Jedi Master who once again proved that not all Jedi are solely diplomats, warriors and swordsman. He excelled as a crime-solving investigator!
- Species: Nikto
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Nikto Jedi Master died while helping the Twi’lek Resistance movement on the planet Ryloth. His name predicted his fate.
- Species: Mon Calamari
- Trained by: Kit Fisto
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Holocron bio: The former Padawan of Kit Fisto, Nahdar Vebb was cut down by General Grievous not long after graduating to full Knighthood.
- Species: Rodian
- Keeper of: The Kyber Crystal
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Jedi was the keeper of the Kyber Crystal during the Clone Wars, a device which held the identities of Force-sensitive children. He died protecting its secrets while being tortured by the bounty hunter Cad Bane.
- Species: Skrilling
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: A Jedi Master killed by Cad Bane prior to the incident involving Bolla Ropal, Ord Enisence was impersonated by Bane’s fellow bounty hunter, the shapeshifting Cato Parasitti, during their penetration of the Jedi Temple.
- Names: Wee Dunn/Zinn Toa/Roo-Roo Page
- Species: Rodian/Nautolan/Gungan
- Holocron bio: After stealing the Kyber Crystal, Cad Bane attempted to kidnap several Force-sensitive children on behalf of Darth Sidious. Fortunately, he was stopped by the Jedi.
- Species: Roonan/Nautolan
- Rank: Jedi Master/Padawan
- Holocron bio: This Master and Padawan duo were both killed at the Temple of Eedit on Devaron by Darth Maul's brother Savage Opress.
- Species: Mon Calamari
- Rank: Unknown
- Holocron bio: This Jedi was often seen on Coruscant during the Clone Wars, though little else is known about him.
- Species: Twi'lek/Nikto
- Rank: Unknown
- Holocron bio: The deaths of these Jedi at the hands of the Nightbrothers Darth Maul and Savage Opress led Obi-Wan Kenobi and Adi Gallia to hunt down those two Sith. Alas, Gallia too would be slain by Opress while on that mission.
- Species: Cosian
- Known for: Investigative skills
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Tera Sinube was an expert on the Coruscant underworld, using that knowledge along with his crimes-solving skills to locate Ahsoka Tano's lightsaber when it was stolen.
Younglings received the focus at times on Clone Wars, as in the Season 5 four-part story which focused on Ahsoka's mission to escort a group of kids to the Crystal Caves of Ilum. It was there that they would find the stones required to build their own lightsabers.
In the episode "Nightsisters," we would learn that Ky Narec was Asajj Ventress's Master before he died -- an incident which in part turned her towards the Dark Side.
Pong Krell had four arms, which allowed him to use two double-bladed lightsabers simultaneously. Nice! Unfortunately, he too turned to the Dark Side when he saw foresaw the end of the Jedi Order.
As the Clone Wars -- both the show and the fictional war itself -- headed inexorably towards its end, tragedy struck when the Jedi Temple was bombed. This was the incident ordered by the traitor Barriss Offee, and six members of the Jedi were killed in the explosion. Unfortunately, this was only a precursor to the fate the rest of the Jedi Temple residents would soon face with Order 66.
- Holocron bio: Several new Younglings were introduced during The Clone Wars series, including Ran Deezy, Farn Klin, Kalifa, O-Mer, Jinx, Petro, Katooni, Byph, Ganodi, Zatt, Gungi and two unnamed Younglings.
- Species: Human
- Master to: Asajj Ventress
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Jedi became the mentor to a young Asajj Ventress when he was stranded on the planet Rattatak. After a decade together, Narec was killed by Weequay raiders, an incident which began to push Ventress towards the Dark Side.
- Species: Besalisk
- Homeworld: Ojom
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Realizing that the Jedi and the Republic were doomed, Pong Krell decided to embrace the Dark Side in order to save himself. He was ultimately killed by his own men, however.
- Species: Anx
- Rank: Unknown
- Holocron bio: Little is known about this Jedi who served during the Clone Wars. He was the owner of the astromech droid U9-C4.
- Holocron bio: Six Jedi, including Tutso Mara, were killed in the bombing which was coordinated by the traitorous Barriss Offee. While Ahsoka Tano was accused of and tried for the bombing, her name was eventually cleared. Still, she left the Jedi following these events, having lost faith in the Order.
- Holocron bio: A handful of background Jedi can be seen in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, although little is known about these characters.
The Mikkian twin sisters Tiplar and Tiplee both met unfortunate ends before the war was even over. Tiplar was killed by one of her own Clone Troopers when his Order 66 programming was activated prematurely. And Tiplee was cut down by Count Dooku himself.
Rig Nema was a Jedi doctor who tended to none other than Yoda at one time. The last jedi revealed in the Clone Wars series was Master Tu-Anh, who was seen as a corpse in an unfinished -- but canon -- episode of the show, when Obi-Wan and Anakin were sent to investigate her murder.
- Holocron bio: Cin Drallig was in charge of the Jedi Temple Guard during the Clone Wars. While Drallig carried a standard green-bladed lightsaber, the members of the Guard used double-bladed lightsaber pikes which had an uncommon yellow blade.
- Species: Unknown (Ongree?)
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Jedi served on the Council, appearing in Revenge of the Sith and later episodes of The Clone Wars. Little is known about him in canon and he has never even spoken onscreen.
- Species: Mikkian
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Tiplar and Tiplee were twin sisters and Jedi Masters who served as generals during the Clone Wars. The exotic-looking pair shared identical tattoos on their foreheads.
- Species: Unknown
- Known for: Medical expertise
- Rank: Unknown
- Holocron bio: This Jedi doctor treated Yoda at one point during the Clone Wars when the Grand Master inexplicably began to hear the voice of the long-dead Qui-Gon Jinn. Eventually, Yoda would realize that Qui-Gon had learned how to transcend death, a trick that he would teach Yoda too.
- Species: Human
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Jedi was killed on the Outer Rim world of Utapau. Obi-Wan described her as something of a maverick who would often disappear for long periods to conduct rogue investigations without the input of the Council.
Books/Stories/Comics
In 2014, Lucasfilm announced that its Expanded Universe stories were no longer considered canon. Several new official canon books, short stories and comics have been released since then, however, revealing a handful of new Jedi. For the most part, these Jedi have only gotten a passing mention or reference, and we don’t even know what most of them look like.- Appearance: Dark Disciple
- Master to: Quinlan Vos
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Appearance: Dark Disciple
- Species: Chagrian
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Appearance: Dark Disciple
- Species: Mahran
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Appearance: Heir to the Jedi
- Species: Rodian
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Holocron bio: This Jedi flew in battle with Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars. Decades later, Luke Skywalker paid his respects to the fallen Jedi.
- Appearance: The End of History
- Species: Unknown
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Uvell survived the initial Jedi Purge and sought to preserve the history of the Jedi Order.
- Appearance: Star Wars #9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II
- Species: Unknown
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: This Master Jedi served at the Temple on the barren world Vrogas Vas.
- Appearance: The Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to Be a Jedi?
- Species: Unknown
- Rank: Jedi Master
- Holocron bio: Little is known about Yoda's Jedi Master, other than his having trained the young Yoda 800 years prior to the fall of the Republic.
Revenge of the Sith
Revenge of the Sith featured surprisingly few new Jedi, considering the film depicted the decimation of the Order. Still, a group of Younglings were shown moments before their murder. This included poor Sors Bandeam, who would pay the price for his misplaced faith in Master Skywalker. The Padawans Whie and Bene were also killed by Anakin -- who had by now become Darth Vader -- during his attack on the Jedi Temple that fateful night.- Holocron bio: A new batch of Jedi Younglings was seen in Revenge of the Sith. Unfortunately, moments later they would be slaughtered (offscreen) by Anakin Skywalker, who by now had fallen to the Dark Side.
- Species: Human
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: These Padawans were also killed by Anakin Skywalker in the Jedi Temple at the same time that he murdered Cin Drallig. Obi-Wan later watched a holo-recording of the incident.
Rebels
Of course, some Jedi did survive in the dark years of the Empire’s reign. The animated series Star Wars: Rebels features Kanan Jarrus. He was a Padawan when his Master Depa Billaba sacrificed herself to save him during Order 66. In order to stay hidden, he suppressed his true identity and Jedi nature in the years that followed. But eventually he met the Force-sensitive boy Ezra Bridger, who he took on as his own Padawan.Kanan Jarrus (a.k.a. Caleb Dume)
- Species: Human
- Master to: Ezra Bridger
- Rank: Padawan (at the time of Order 66)
- Holocron bio: This Padawan learner was able to escape Order 66 and go into hiding. Changing his name to Kanan Jarrus, he eventually met young Ezra Bridger, who he took on as his own student in the ways of the Force. Together they served on the freighter the Ghost as part of the rebellion against the Empire.
- Species: Human
- Weapons: Hybrid Lightsaber/Blaster, Energy Slingshot
- Rank: Padawan
- Holocron bio: Ezra Bridger was an orphan from the planet Lothal whose life changed when he met the crew of the Ghost and joined their crusade against the Empire. At this time, he also began to learn the ways of the Jedi under Kanan Jarrus.
A New Hope
What happened to Kanan and Ezra by the time of the Original Trilogy of films is unclear. It would be Luke Skywalker who would take center stage at that time, as the heir to the Jedi ways, the savior of the Rebel Alliance, and the only one who could redeem his father Anakin, thus bringing the balance to the Force that had been long prophesized according to legend.- Species: Human
- Trained by: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda
- Rank: Jedi Knight
- Holocron bio: The farm boy from Tatooine who inherited his father’s Force sensitivity, Luke Skywalker grew up ignorant of his true origins until he met Obi-Wan Kenobi. The aged Jedi introduced Luke to the Force, and in time Skywalker would become a great Jedi himself, a hero of the Rebel Alliance, and the only person who could help Anakin Skywalker find redemption.
The Force Awakens, Expanded Universe and Beyond
With the arrival of The Force Awakens, we now know that Kylo Ren -- a.k.a. Ben Solo -- once trained under Luke, as did a group of other Force-sensitive individuals. Ren turned to the Dark Side and Luke disappeared, seemingly dispelling the promise of a new Jedi Order.Ben Solo/Luke's Padawans
- Names: Ben Solo (a.k.a. Kylo Ren)/Unknown Dead Padawans
- Holocron bio: Luke Skywalker trained his nephew Ben Solo and a “new generation” of Force-sensitives in the ways of the Jedi until Ben turned to the Dark Side. Under the influence of Supreme Leader Snoke, Solo took the name Kylo Ren and betrayed his uncle and fellow Padawans.
FAQs
How many Jedi are there ever? ›
However, in the Star Wars Rebels episode "Path of the Jedi", Kanan Jarrus stated: There were around 10,000 Jedi Knights defending the galaxy.
What is the full Jedi Code? ›There is no emotion; there is peace. There is no ignorance; there is knowledge. There is no passion; There is serenity. There is no death; there is only the Force.
Who is the most powerful Jedi? ›Jedi Master Yoda is the most powerful of them all. This should come as no surprise, as he was the head of the Jedi Order in the prequels and was revered for his abilities during the original trilogy. Yoda's power is unmatched and was a real threat to Darth Vader and the Imperials.
Can Jedi have girlfriends? ›Can Jedi have girlfriends? Yes, they can and did. Obi Wan had an affair with the ruler of one of the worlds he was sent to save in the Clone Wars. He even offered to resign the Jedi Order and marry her but she turned him down.
Who is the oldest Jedi? ›Yoda was a wise, experienced, and powerful Grand Master of the Jedi of an unknown species and the oldest known prophet in existence (having lived at least 900 years), considered the wisest and most powerful Jedi Master within the Star Wars universe.
Who is Grey Jedi? ›A definition for "true Gray Jedi" that appeared in the Jedi Academy Training Manual further described them as those who did not belong to any Force-based organization and who explored both the light and the dark sides of the Force without becoming corrupted by the dark side.
Is there a GREY Jedi Code? ›The Gray Jedi Code was the mantra that all Gray Jedi lived by, similar to the Jedi code or the Sith Code. It was written by the first Kage of the order, Leor Danal. He claimed that the inspiration for the code came to him in a vision while he was in a Force Trance.
Is there a Sith Code? ›The Sith Code, as written by Sorzus Syn and taught by Darth Bane: Peace is a lie, there is only passion. Through passion, I gain strength. Through strength, I gain power.
Is a Dark Jedi a Sith? ›Dark Jedi were Force-sensitives who were devoted to the dark side of the Force but were not Sith nor members of the Inquisitorius.
Who is the greatest Sith of all time? ›By far the most iconic Sith Lord and warrior is Darth Vader (or Anakin Skywalker). He, through his extensive injuries and being trapped in a technologically-advanced suit to survive, stayed strong with the force.
Who is the weakest Jedi? ›
Coleman Trebor is by far the weakest Jedi to ever exist. He made his movie appearance in Attack Of The Clones. His death was shot and quick. All it took to kill him were a few well aimed blaster shots from Jango Fett.
Who is the most Favourite Jedi? ›- Luke Skywalker, the Star Wars films.
- Yoda, the Star Wars films and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. ...
- Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Star Wars films and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. ...
- Anakin Skywalker, the Star Wars films and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. ...
- Qui-Gon Jinn, The Phantom Menace. ...
- Mace Windu, the Star Wars films. ...
However, despite their strict adherence to the light side of the Force, several Jedi were known to use this power, as although it was considered a dark side ability, it was also a technique of telekinesis. Its use, however, was forbidden by the Jedi.
What Jedi fell in love? ›Fans of the Legends continuity may remember Obi-Wan fell in love with fellow Jedi Padawan Siri Tachi.
Who married Ahsoka Tano? ›As the conflict raged on, she learned that its politics were not as black and white as she once thought and eventually entered into a relationship (and marriage) with Lux Bonteri, son of former Confederate senator Mina Bonteri.
Is there an immortal Jedi? ›Some Jedi achieved immortality as Force spirits, their consciousness preserved in the Force. Every living being became one with the Force during the process of dying.
Who was the very last Jedi? ›By the end of The Rise of Skywalker, Rey had become the last known Jedi of the Skywalker Saga.
Who was the last Jedi alive? ›Following Palpatine's final defeat and her own resurrection, Rey adopts the name Rey Skywalker to honor her mentors and their family legacy and renounce her lineage. As the last remaining Jedi, she makes it her mission to rebuild the Jedi Order.
Who is the purple Jedi? ›Only one person in canon wields a purple blade: the Jedi Council's Mace Windu.
Who is the blue girl Jedi? ›With an athletic build, an exotic beauty, and blue skin, Aayla Secura stood out among the many faces of the Jedi ranks. A cunning warrior and Jedi Knight during the rise of the Clone Wars, Aayla fought alongside Clone Commander Bly on many exotic battlefields.
Why are Sith lightsabers red? ›
In the construction of a Sith lightsaber, individuals partook in a process known as bleeding. By ways of the Force, they would pour negative emotions such as rage, hate, fear and pain into kyber crystals. The process would result in the crystals gaining a distinctive crimson or red hue.
Are there white lightsabers? ›It appears rarely in the Star Wars universe—so rarely, in fact, that the current canon recognizes only one carrier of a white lightsaber. Ahsoka Tano, the former Jedi Padawan who aided in the rebellion against the Galactic Empire, is acknowledged as the sole possessor of the white lightsaber.
Can Jedi use force lightning? ›Force lightning ability was not restricted to dark-siders. Jedi and other light-siders who were strong of will and character could learn this power without falling to the dark side—but its use was viewed as inherently corrupting, and most Jedi Councils forbade its use.
Is there a Sith God? ›The immortal gods of the Sith were a pantheon of deities worshipped by the Sith and their servants. After the Battle of Endor, the Sith Lord Darth Vader's servant Vaneé called upon them when conducting a ritual to resurrect Vader.
Can there be 2 Sith Lords? ›All too often, squabbling Sith in their bid for power upended carefully laid plans. After the Sith were decimated by the Jedi Knights of a thousand years ago, Bane enacted the Sith rule of two: there would be only two active Sith at one time -- a Dark Lord to embody the power, and an apprentice to crave it.
Can there be 3 Sith? ›The decree commanded that only two Sith Lords must exist at any given time: a master to represent the power of the dark side of the Force, and an apprentice to crave it and train under the master and to one day fulfill their role. This governed the Lords of the Sith.
Who is the black Jedi? ›| Mace Windu | |
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| Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu | |
| First appearance | The Phantom Menace (1999) |
| Created by | George Lucas |
| Portrayed by | Samuel L. Jackson |
The opposite of the Jedi are the Sith, who follow the Dark side of the Force (using the force for evil).
Is Rey Skywalker a Sith? ›Born in 15 ABY on the planet Hyperkarn, Rey was the daughter of a young man and woman, whose names were lost to history. Her father, Dathan, was the cloned "son," a bioengineered strandcast, of the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, making her the granddaughter of the fallen Galactic Emperor and Dark Lord of the Sith.
Who trained Yoda? ›Legend had it that Yoda—a Jedi who became Grand Master—was trained by N'Kata Del Gormo. A Force-sensitive Hysalrian, N'Kata Del Gormo was trained in the ways of the Force and achieved the rank of Master within the Jedi Order.
What was Darth Vader's rank? ›
What was Darth Vader's official rank? Vader held the rank of Supreme Commander of the Imperial Forces. While Palpatine, as Emperor, had complete control of the military, Supreme Commanders oversaw the military directly, and were outranked only by Palpatine. This title was also held by Thrawn at one point.
Who was first Sith Lord? ›As the first Dark Lord of the Sith, Ajunta Pall founded the first Sith Empire and expanded it onto other worlds. The Sith took over the planet Ziost and created it as their capital and as Pall's new home. Pall eventually died after serving the Empire for many decades, but his Empire lived on.
Who is Anakin's dad? ›Anakin was actually the result of immaculate conception, so he doesn't have a father. His mother, Shmi Skywalker, conceived her child without a male partner, and instead Anakin was created through the Force. Yes, that's right, Anakin Skywalker is basically Jesus Christ.
How many Jedi survived Order 66? ›Known survivors. It was said that fewer than one hundred Jedi—approximately one percent of the entire Order—survived Order 66.
Who was the greatest Jedi with a lightsaber? ›An example of a Jedi swordmaster was Mace Windu, considered as such because he was a master of all forms of lightsaber combat and due to his mastery of Vaapad, which he created.
Who is the first person Darth Vader choke? ›Actor Richard LeParmentier, whose character was infamously choked by villain Darth Vader in the original "Star Wars" movie, has died at age 66, his representative confirms to TODAY. LeParmentier died suddenly, his son Tyrone told Derek Maki, who represented the actor.
Can Jedi use Force scream? ›Description. If a Dark Jedi or Sith Lord was being beaten and frustrated by his foe, he might let out an enraged scream (amplified through the Force) that triggered shock waves that rippled through the Force. This caused devastation to any that were unfortunate enough to be in proximity.
Can Jedi stop blaster bolts with the Force? ›Using the Force, the Jedi and the Sith had the ability to deflect energy-based attacks like blaster bolts and Force lightning. A few even could block melee attacks, such as those performed with lightsabers.
Which clone got a Jedi pregnant? ›During one of these missions she would break the Jedi Code's rule of attachment by falling in love with Darman, RC-1136, a clone commando in Omega Squad, and becoming pregnant with his child, Venku Skirata.
What Jedi had wives? ›Despite the ban and the associated dangers, many Jedi, including Kento Marek, Ranik Solusar, Nejaa Halcyon, Revan and Anakin Skywalker, wed, either in secrecy or with the knowledge and disapproval of the Jedi Council.
Can two Jedi get married? ›
In the Jedi Order, emotional attachment and possession were forbidden because it was believed they could lead to jealousy and fear of loss, and ultimately the dark side of the Force; for that reason, Jedi were not allowed to marry.
How many Jedi were there left? ›Known survivors. It was said that fewer than one hundred Jedi—approximately one percent of the entire Order—survived Order 66.
How many Jedis are left in Star Wars? ›What is this? Considering that there were survivors who chose to relinquish their affiliation with the Jedi Order, the total number of remaining Jedi is around 100, by the time Star Wars ends.
How many Jedi and Sith were there? ›There are dozens of canon Jedi in the Star Wars universe. Opposing them stand the canonical servants of the Dark Side of the Force: The Sith. While many Sith Lords are mentioned, only six are detailed in canon: Bane, Plagueis, Sidious, Maul, Tyranus, and Vader.