Thanks Lim. My favourite master is Obi-Wan, not the most powerful master, but perseverance and undying allegiance to the light side shows a real integrity 🤘
Yaddle is by far my favorite. She wasn’t a prominent character but when she was talked about I found it different. Out of everybody in the order that we see ,yaddle at least in my opinion, embodied the ways of the Jedi more.
My favorite was Anakin but he wasnt made a master. So I guess my favorite was Master Yoda. He was powerful and we know so little about his backstory, his home planet, his species, etc. I also like Thrawn the Chiss were. An amazing species and Thrawn was so very intelligent analytical and tactical.
My favorite Jedi Master is Luke Skywalker. Because of his story and his personality. He did everything to bring back (and sustain) the jedi order, making it better than before (even if for that he had to exile himself for the greater good of the Jedi).
Luke Skywalker would never exile himself he would have fought or found a way to do the right thing not because it is easy but because it is hard. He was so powerful in the force his Skywalker bloodline had loads of midichlorians more than Master Yoda even but Yoda had 900 year's to master the force Luke had a normal human lifespan and he did great things. If you don't think Luke would have fought back read Legends, Luke was a beast, he did remarkable things.
@@damienhughes1996 in the legends novel after Darth Cadeus (Jason Solo) is defeated and killed in 43 aby, Chancellor Dala obligated Luke Skywlker to exile himself from the jedi order until he finds out the reason Jason had fallen to the darkside. Luke accepted and exiled himself from the jedi order until he figured out the reason of Jason's fall.
In Legends it's 100% Luke. But for canon I'm torn between Obi-Wan and Qui Gon. If more Jedi of the prequel era followed the will of the Living Force as closely as Qui Gon did the Clone Wars may never have happened.
Anikan was never a betrayer to the jedi he was there juge they failed miserably as jedi they got bogged down by politics and where very hypocritical they betrayed the force and so they where judged
This is unfathomably stupid and shortsighted of Obi-wan. The idea that freeing the slaves might at some nebulous point in the future cause retaliation or unforseen consequences is purely hypothetical, what isn't hypothetical is the fact that the slaves will suffer and that slaver's ship has already been boarded or defeated. If Obi-wan was so worried about ship space or the slaver taking revenge... why not kill him? It would be perfectly justified and self defence since he's a threat to their mission and lives. If he's worried about Anakin desiring revenge... have Anakin focus on rescuing and organizing the slaves, while Obi-wan kills the captain/bridge crew and takes the ship hostage, they can commandeer the ship to fly the slaves, and Anakin's technical expertise alongside R2D2 can keep the crew trapped in rooms/corridors or space them, and keep an eye on trackers or sabatoge.
“Who’s your favorite Jedi Master?” Me: Anakin Skywa… oh wait… uhhh Qui Gon
Qui Gon jinn is def my fav
Thanks Lim. My favourite master is Obi-Wan, not the most powerful master, but perseverance and undying allegiance to the light side shows a real integrity 🤘
Yaddle is by far my favorite. She wasn’t a prominent character but when she was talked about I found it different. Out of everybody in the order that we see ,yaddle at least in my opinion, embodied the ways of the Jedi more.
My favorite was Anakin but he wasnt made a master. So I guess my favorite was Master Yoda. He was powerful and we know so little about his backstory, his home planet, his species, etc. I also like Thrawn the Chiss were. An amazing species and Thrawn was so very intelligent analytical and tactical.
My favorite is Yoda he’s so wise and patient
My favorite Jedi master was Mace Windu! He is such a cool and collected character played by a great actor
My favorite master is Ajunta Pol .
Favorite Jedi Master is Mace Windu
My favorite Jedi Master is Luke Skywalker. Because of his story and his personality. He did everything to bring back (and sustain) the jedi order, making it better than before (even if for that he had to exile himself for the greater good of the Jedi).
Luke Skywalker would never exile himself he would have fought or found a way to do the right thing not because it is easy but because it is hard. He was so powerful in the force his Skywalker bloodline had loads of midichlorians more than Master Yoda even but Yoda had 900 year's to master the force Luke had a normal human lifespan and he did great things. If you don't think Luke would have fought back read Legends, Luke was a beast, he did remarkable things.
@@damienhughes1996 in the legends novel after Darth Cadeus (Jason Solo) is defeated and killed in 43 aby, Chancellor Dala obligated Luke Skywlker to exile himself from the jedi order until he finds out the reason Jason had fallen to the darkside. Luke accepted and exiled himself from the jedi order until he figured out the reason of Jason's fall.
Either Qui Gon or Plo kuu are my favorite masters. they are both as neutral as a Jedi can be and I like that
Master Yoda...
Master Vander Tokare
Qui Gon
Quigon jin
BRB, reinstalling SWTOR so I can slaughter Colicoids.
In Legends it's 100% Luke. But for canon I'm torn between Obi-Wan and Qui Gon. If more Jedi of the prequel era followed the will of the Living Force as closely as Qui Gon did the Clone Wars may never have happened.
Anikan was never a betrayer to the jedi he was there juge they failed miserably as jedi they got bogged down by politics and where very hypocritical they betrayed the force and so they where judged
The story of Cal Kestis continues: Jedi Survivor. th-cam.com/video/4HLDaBGdnLc/w-d-xo.html
This is unfathomably stupid and shortsighted of Obi-wan. The idea that freeing the slaves might at some nebulous point in the future cause retaliation or unforseen consequences is purely hypothetical, what isn't hypothetical is the fact that the slaves will suffer and that slaver's ship has already been boarded or defeated.
If Obi-wan was so worried about ship space or the slaver taking revenge... why not kill him? It would be perfectly justified and self defence since he's a threat to their mission and lives. If he's worried about Anakin desiring revenge... have Anakin focus on rescuing and organizing the slaves, while Obi-wan kills the captain/bridge crew and takes the ship hostage, they can commandeer the ship to fly the slaves, and Anakin's technical expertise alongside R2D2 can keep the crew trapped in rooms/corridors or space them, and keep an eye on trackers or sabatoge.