I love this video. People hate on Ezra so much, or play down how capable he is. His growth during Rebels and the types of opponents he has gone up against show how powerful he has become. I really hope his future involvement is able to showcase this better than Ahsoka did
Ezra meeting Luke feels like something that Dave Filoni has wanted to do from the beginning. The crew has met Leia, Obi-Wan and Lando! It’s time to make Ezra the “Kyle Katarn” to Luke’s new Jedi Order.
Luke Meeting Ezra Luke: You do Possess the Force, I can feel it. Ezra: Yeah, I honed my force powers while stranded on Periedia. Luke: You're not that powerful. Ezra: I'm not Luke: No
Except it's not gonna happen with Dave filoni, turning characters gay or bisexual or lesbian, and Kathleen Kennedy hates the original Legacy characters, so that idea is dead as star wars is, and Dave filoni is a hidden twink, who has nothing to give by trying to make a minor character like ashoka into something she's not, the reason why people were watching this show, which nobody did only because we was hoping to see the original characters from the rebels animated TV show, in life-form which we never got, and this was all bout turning Sabine into a lesbian Jedi knight and just emasculating all the male characters from the original animated TV show they couldn't even so Jeb, is was a lesbian Fest because filoni is hook on that.
@@stinkyfungus Legit. He always looked out for number one but if you were his number 2, you had a good ally. Always choosing the Republic over the CIS or the Rebels over the Empire.
I was slightly too young to go see it alone and my only chance to go with friends got interrupted. So I picked up the novelization and read it around a dozen times in the first month I had it. I didn't get to see the movie until they did the anniversary showing. But I agree, Luke was the knight in shining armor in this one. I was rather perturbed when I heard Leia was his twin sister. :D
This is just my opinion, but I like to believe that due to his experiences, Ezra’s usage of Form III rose to Kanan’s level, being moderately proficient with the style
😂Dude where in this joke of a show, he was struggling to use the force and Sabine Aka super woman who survived a lightsaber stab, is now more powerful than erza who's been a Jedi for 10 years and has been reduced to a bitcxh and a joke of a character, we got rebels in the animated form only to remember, this is Dave filoni fuc you to the fans of the show, by turning Sabine gay and erza into a walking joke.
I’m not saying that Ezra’s Form III was close to Obi-Wan’s. Not even remotely close. And I am aware that he hadn’t picked up a lightsaber for a decade. However, I like to believe that when he constructed his new lightsaber, he was probably recalling his saber training while under Kanan’s tutelage. And in the finale, we clearly see that while he was disarmed by a zombie death trooper, Ezra’s skill in blast deflection was still well versed. Say what you will about the show as a whole, I’m simply stating my own personal opinion
Luke still would have been more powerful and it would’ve been a very close second considering prime. Luke would’ve been more powerful in every aspect of being a Jedi than anybody else. He was levels above everybody if Anakin would’ve had to chance to train properly, he would’ve been very close to Luke, but Luke was still more powerful.
@@BoxingandMMAislife11 how do you figure George Lucas the man who created the series of Luke is by far the strongest, especially if we’re talking about legends Anakin gets mopped
In a way, I think Ezra has become what Luke would have if Vader was not his father. Ezra's cause is to protect people and bring peace, Luke's was to protect people, but more importantly, to redeem his father. However, a big difference between Luke and Ezar is the times they found themselves. Ezra found himself in a time where there were many force user's who wanted to kill him as well as the Empire, but Luke only really had Vader to worry about as Luke had much of the Rebellion to deal with the Empire. I think they would be happy to meet another Jedi, but their ways are very different which might cause some friction if they worked together to train the new Jedi Order. Luke would train combat and peace, whilst Ezra would teach how to control animals and war or how to kill your enemies. Whilst Luke and Ezra are alike, they are very different, but this is due to the times they were active as Jedi during the Empire.
Imagine the potential of this Ezra Travels to Yavin, there he Sees: Luke Skywalker, Cal Kestis, Kyle Katarn, (from jedi academy/outcast) Reva, and other Jedi who were scattered across the galaxy He sees hope
I don't think Ezra is like Baylan at all. His association with the Noti would seem to suggest he'll fight to defend the weak from those who would use them or prey on them. Baylan is amoral and has no compunction about killing indiscriminately even though his life is not at risk.
I think they are trying to say that both Ezra and Baylan don't associate with the term Jedi or Sith, but they use their abilities for their own agenda, be that agenda light or dark, depending on their intentions. Ezra's are good and helpful, while Baylan's are selfish.
@@briansprinkle7855 no they were speculating on what kind of character Ezra might be "when he was found". This was scripted & recorded before we met Ezra. It is not an analysis or any kind of reflection of the characters live-action portrayal
@Lupin788 FINALLY! Someone else who sees it. Baylan and Shin murder the entire crew of a ship and then scuttle it. It is said in the background in one of the Ahsoka episodes. These Sith/Dark Jedi are always sociopathic mass murderers who don't care any more than swatting flies.
This is a decent analysis. Baylan was too young when he fled "Order 66" and never found his way through Jedi training. Baylan Skoll shows no interest in fully embracing either the "light side" or the "dark side". He makes no reference to wanting to be like the Sith, and doesn't really show Sith training. I would say he is like a "Gray Jedi" of legends. He is definitely an killer, but he might see it as serving his purposes. We see he doesn't care about the "morals" the Jedi lived by, but he does seem to have ambitions to make more like him. He definitely wants to be a "Master" of whatever martial society he is working towards building. Hope we can see some resolution of his story in the future, without the original actor available now... ( r. i. p. Ray Stevenson - may your memory be a blessing in the Force).
Oh we probably won't get S2 for a good 1.5 to 2 years because of everything else in development. I'm guessing mid to late 2025. Probably late July or early August. Possibly even early 2026.
I could be wrong, but I think Ezra and Luke were born on the same day, or within 24-48 hours of eachother. Ezra being born on the day the Empire was founded (mentioned in SW Rebels S1:E8 "Empire Day" ) and Luke was born within hours of it being founded at the end of EpVI: ROTS.
Unfortunately I don't think so. Do remember that Luke and Leia are twins. And Ezra met Leia in the Rebels series, and Leia seemed a bit older than Ezra.
@@matthewwyatt1688 believe me when I say that doesn’t matter 😂 In Rebels S3 they portrayed Luke as being like, 8 years old, but he SHOULD be like 16-17 there 😂
I like to think when he meets Luke, Luke will be like "Ezra Bridger, yes, Ahsoka has spoken rather highly about you, I had a feeling you might show up someday!" Ezra would tell him about Ahsoka and Sabine having been left behind, but Luke assures him they will find a way back.
I thing Dave plans on making Ezra the "Kyle Katarn" and Shin the "Mara Jade" of the Disney cannon. They actually fit pretty well . I can totally see Shin as Luke's wife and Ezra as one who has controlled both his light and dark side as seen in rebels.
They could have had an Endgame style movie but alas we got Luke never seeing Han, Luke flipping his lightsaber over his shoulder, and of course the legendary comment from Poe, "somehow Palpatine is back" 😂😂 What a waste.
I had so wished that we had something like that, if they had some actual plan they could have had Episodes 7, 8 and 9 as a mirror to Marvel's Phase 1 in essence, introducing new characters with a few of the original cast around, gradually building up the stakes and storylines, adding in new characters, intertwining with the TV shows until you get a big finale and boom you can put the Skywalker Saga to bed and move on with new characters, and tell different stories instead of just re-hash what's already been done.
since first watching Rebels, I have been a fan of Ezra, and probably like anyone who watched that show, was pretty excited to see it's continuation (in some form) in Ahsoka. I think something that causes confusion, at least for me, is similar to the whole "where was Ahsoka during the original trilogy?" type question, cause she was of course created after...so, it will be interesting to see what happens with Ezra, Ahsoka, Sabine etc by the time of the sequels (if they remain canon, which I assume they will)! As far as power...if we take it based purely on the shows (cause I haven't read any of the current canon comics/books) Luke seems more powerful than Ezra or Ahsoka at the time of "Mondoverse" shows. He started his training WAY after either Ezra or Ahsoka, but seeing him in Mando S2, he just seems to have it more together. This could be him having greater control/connection to the force, or just more confident in himself, but he faced temptation to the dark side from not only the Emperor (like Ezra), but from his own father...and turned him back to the light. Ahsoka doesn't seemed to get this same confidence until the events before she switches to the white robes (in Ahsoka)...and even then she doesn't appear to have the skill in the force as Luke does...but this may also come down to writing and/or choreography! I cannot wait to see what we get in the upcoming shows and Filoni's movie...it might not be to everyone's taste, but I am feeling excited for Star Wars again!
Luke Skywalker was my hero growing up. I was 9 when jedi came out, then I read most of Legends books. Could not get enough of Star Wars because of him. I am much older now, but I get the same or close to the same vibe from Ezra. So glad they brought him into live action.
Shame it all ends with the Sequels. Really makes it difficult to watch anything post-ROTJ now. When Luke showed up at the end of Mando I felt like a kid for a moment...and then remembered it didn't matter. Broke my heart all over again.
I'd love for Luke to train Ezra in Ahsoka season 2 that would be awsome. I think Luke would be a great teacher for him. I'd love to Luke and Ahsoka fighting side-by-side!
I think Luke would largely be a good teacher of lightsaber combat to Ezra, while Ezra would largely be a good Force ability teacher to Luke. Remember that while Ezra didn't have a lightsaber to use or train with, he did have a looooong time to train, connect and innovate with the Force since he would have been forced to due to yet another trial by fire while on Peridia having to hold off all the bandits, Thrawns forces, possible attacks from Nightsister Dark Magics, etcetera, leading to a likely very high proficiency and skill within the Force, at least in terms of combat that is. While Luke would have had a lot of time to become even more proficient in his skill with a lightsaber, but he likely would fall a bit short of Ezra in Force skill, at least in some areas pertaining to combat this early in his life (or career maybe?) as a Jedi.
Perhaps he is the one to bring balance to the force. Thru his interactions with Maul and Bendu, he only sees, and uses the force. Ezra is aware of the light and dark sides, and is able to use both. As is evident on his ability to open both light and dark holocrons.
This is a good way for them to have Luke also merging light and dark aspects and not fully following the Jedi way especially with how he acted with Grogu and than to realize he made a mistake with that.
I like the character Ezra. It would be so cool if Ezra and Luke met. They can talk about what they each have learned. And Ezra can then train Jacen Because he knows his father Kanan.
Problem: Ezra, Groku , Ashoka... they all must disappear. The better Ashoka and Mandalorian develop the characters, the more illogical Episode 7/8 becomes. The only possible explanation for EP.8 Luke would be a very very very very bad ending for all Ashoka and Mandalorian protagonists. Quentin Tarantino would need 1.5 films to convey it in a meaningful way, the stronger the characters become, the more difficult it is to make a meaningful transition to the sequels.
Just a point, but styles and ability with the lightsaber wouldn't be "powerful", it would be "skillful". You can be very powerful, but have little skill, and still be beaten by some one with significantly less power and far more skill with what they have. In Ezra's case, as with all Jedi of significance, I think both skills and power are high.
Ahsoka also has the ability to control force sensitive wild animals as was evident during the clone wars cartoon series when she was given to the Jedi and Plo Koon by her parents
I think the series has been steadily going towards the idea that every force user we followed so far are steadily learning to follow the will of the force.
@@ArnoldSquashaNigga he outshined the main character. She can't have that. You can't have Luke in the Ahsoka show Bec no one will want anything else but luke
To me this proved my point within Ezra training and his evolution he was not force sensitive he was starting from scratch and eventually be a grey Jedi he respects the teachings of the Jedi and a respect of maul’s teachings of the dark side but does not get consumed by darkness only as a last resort
but regarding Ezra and Luke meeting, I'm super excited to see this. I wanna get my fan fiction out there so that, hopefully, my original characters can make an appearance in the movie. lol
I feel like the Star Wars universe completely forgot about Luke skywalker. He was the original hero yet no spin-offs are about or focusing on him and his story. It’s a shame cause I always got the most excited when I saw Luke fighting with his lightsaber. They need to correct that
Baylan Skoll is a "fallen Jedi". He fled "Order 66" while still too young to have much of the real training as a Jedi "Knight", and has given into his emotions and ... certain "ambitions", but not truly the real "Dark Side" of the Force. We never really see Baylan reference training with the Sith, or them as being a guiding force for himself either - He has become like the "Gray Jedi" (that once existed). Skoll doesn't want to embrace the ligh side because of his pain and loss, yet he has no real desire for the dark side as we have seen it in Vader or Palpatine - he wants to become his own way in the Force. Whether his "Apprentice" follows this will be interesting to see, she shows the signs of wanting "Dark Side" power. Ashoka turned out more fun and interesting than I had hoped, now they have to work to keep that going without Baylan (or at least the original actor). (r. i. p. Ray Stevenson aka "Baylan Skoll" - may his memory be a blessing in the Force.)
Ehh Luke could probably care less. Thrawn returns roughly 15 years before Luke goes into exile so I'm pretty sure at this point he's busy starting the new Jedi order, and we already saw in mando series that he's been building a temple. Maybe he'll appear at some point and offer to teach Ezra or offer him a teaching position... after he knights him and gives him the rank of master of course lol.
You forgot to add that when Kanan was training with Ezra on the Ghost, they tied each other in lightsaber combat. Constantly. That shows he was already beginning to surpass Kanan, who was-at this point-already on the level of a Knight.
I don't doubt that, but this video claims he dueled Kanan. Kanan's body was controlled by the ghosts of the Nightsisters at the time, so who knows what entity he was actually fighting.
Star Wars is an echo of it's specific time reference Meaning it is a reflection of the time it was released to the public. Covid was around these last 3 movies..
Ezra is defintely strong with the force, however, not a well-rounded lightsaber duelist. On the other hand, he was witness to some of the greatest lightsaber duels, Maul vs the Inquisitors, Ahsoka vs Darth Vader, he himself even went toe-to-toe to the Grand Inquisitor and Vader and survived. Those experiences few others can claim to have. It would make sense and a great storyline that Ezra helps Luke to develop newer lightsaber forms that are easier to master.
I think Ezra will follow in the footsteps of QGJ, he has an acute sensitivity for the force, his perception and force intuition already rivals masters. He doesn’t have the dogmatic view of Jedi and other classes. He has a powerful understanding of the light. I think he will be lone rogue master trusted in the light side of the force the same as Qui Gon Jinn known for following his gut intuition of the force and not catering to protocols and worldy views of the order.
It would have been nice to have seen that Ezra had a chance to train his mind while being on Peridea. However, they showed him to be weaker than he was in Rebel. I get the idea that he hasn't been training and training is important to be a strong Jedi(idea the new trilogy completely missed with Rey). However, one of the greatest thing about Rebels was that it showed the growth of both Kanan and Ezra from being mere fighting Jedis to truly adopting the force and be one with it based on the believes of Quo-Gon Jinn. I actually quite like the symbolism of both Kanan and Ezra putting aside their light sabers in the end and connect more with the force. Kanan got his eyesight back because he was able to connect with the force on another level. Ezra communicated with Purrgills to take entire Star Destroyer to Peridea. I get the fact that Luke is going to be more powerful because of his genetics and because he was trained by Obi-Wan and Yoda. Compared to that Ezra got his training from Kannan who was only a Padawan himself and even he died before Ezra could further grow his skills. Perhaps they give more attention to his Arc and develop it further. Perhaps he could go back to Lothal spend some time in the temple. Lothal always had force sensitive life forms. Dave Filoni is probably the only sensible writer in Disney so hopefully he gets this right next season. For me at least Rebels has been the best story line in Star Wars of the all the series and movies. So many great characters.
In Return of the Jedi Yoda says that no more training will be required of Luke. This says to mean he has passed all the tests with the exception of fighting Vador.
the only thing i think is a bit sad is that he did not return to his old unorthodox blaster saber design for tthe Ahsoka series... i loved that design... reminds me of the laser sword/blaster thingy from uulysses 31
My whole thing is are they all dead later on since Kyle Ren supposedly burned down the temple with jedis in it. IdK but between then and now we only have Rey left.
I would like to have seen Ezra in Rebels Season 3 or 4 get another face to face with Darth Vader.. I think it would have been a very different outcome to it then what we saw with "kid" Ezra at the end of Season 2
I am the opposite of you. I think Dave Filoni is not the answer. He is arrogant, he only cares about his character creations, and is a piss poor writer when it comes to live-action.
@@usveteran9893oh really? Than Timothy, Hayden, Ahmed Best and George wouldn't have praised him either or wouldn't have talked to him a lot but they did which shows that he's not an arrogant man but a man of respect
@@usveteran9893If Dave only cared for his characters, than Timothy Zahn wouldn't have said that Dave understands Thrawn neither would have praised him for how Thrawn was defeated by Ezra using the force in an interview where he was talking about the time gap between Rebels and Ahsoka show.
@@usveteran9893in reality, the amount of pathetic and emo 🤡 who hate Filoni are very low in number compared to the people who appreciates him along with the entire Prequel Cast, George Lucas, Timothy Zahn and Mark Hamil.
I really dislike how much of the animated series art style was forced in the live action. It creates a massive art direction clash. Honestly, it's kind of an insult to the audience as well.
"Mind Trick" : being able to affect the mind of another to convince them to do something, even something they know they shouldn't do, isn't a Darkside power. After all Obi-Wan does it to the stormtrooper that stops him and Luke to check out the droids in New Hope. "These are not the droids you are looking for." That trooper most probably got executed when the fact that he let the all-important droids through the cordon was discovered.
Mind Trick really isn't a Dark Side power But the Mind Control that Ezra used in Episode 1 of Season 3 is a Dark Side power. It is a difficult power to master, with only the most talented Sith having been able to use it.
@@user-sg1sy5lh4h Not sure I buy that. Yes, what he did was definitely DS, but pretty much any Force Ability can be used for evil ends. That doesn't make them all inherently DS powers. Now, as a Star Wars RPG GM I would not be adverse to giving him DS points for murdering all sorts of people, but again it depends on the situation. Did he do it to save others? If so, then maybe I'd be a bit forgiving. (Now, I have to admit it's been a while since I watched the series and don't remember the specific occasion.)
@@WickedPrince3D It was that scene in the prison where he controls the mind of a soldier who was flying an AT-ST and makes him kill a bunch of Imperial soldiers and then throw himself off the platform straight to his death. And after that he gets a little gloomy and Sabine asks when Kanan taught him that and he replies that Kanan didn't teach him
@@user-sg1sy5lh4h Ok, I guess I can imagine him doing something that seemed to be a good idea at the moment, and he later realized it wasn't "very nice" causing him to become depressed and needing to rethink his ethics.
I don't think it is a coincidence that Kanan and Ezra both spent time talking to The Bendu, who represents the Balance between the Light and Dark sides of the Force. I would not be at all surprised if Ezra returns to receive further training from him similarly to the way that Luke went to Dagoba to train with Yoda.
Ezra is a Grand Master like Luke by the time he gets back from the other Galaxy. I hope Lucas doesn't drop the ball now that he's got it back. The story has come to a point where the slate is ready to be truly another galaxy full of stories + the rest of the universe I'm guessing [infinity]. 🙂
You mean a gray force user at the end. Just like bendu. He used both light/dark i personally think this is where ezra is and ashoka. Luke still is just a jedi cause it is all he really knows and wants.
It's possible that Luke will show up but my heart will shatter if Zeb doesn't appear. We know he's around because of the Madalorian and he's just as (if not more) important to the story than Luke.
Always remember that the Bendu has Ezra's 6! Or, is it that Ezra is "just what the Bendu ordered"? Doubting Ezra would be an act of the highest foolishness!
As long as it doesn't take away from Ahaoka. This is her show after all. Don t want to see her sidelined in her own show since she is the main character
The characters that I’m hoping to see in Season 2 are Din Djarin, Grogu, Bo-Katan Kryze, Boba Fett, Fennec Shand, Zeb Orrelios, Rex, Wolffe, Cobb Vanth, Elia Kane, Gilad Pellaeon, Alexsandr Kallus, and Imanuel Doza.
Being powerful isn't the way of a jedi it's balance of control of their own self, never to lose control of their anger, the inner desire to use the darkeside of anger. Force is powerful, but jedi's are warriors of the light and use the forces of their being for good. That being said, a well taught jedi can use more of the unlimited parts of the inner workings of their minds' eye to make things around them even bend to them not by fear or the Forse, but by proven methods of training a connection between other jedis and see a better way around a event. Any master jedi can be unpredictable, but sometimes, two are evenly the same unless one is better with the force if he or she has been trained since a youth. Luke wasn't a youth a child his training came later as a teen as most his force abilities weren't strong but time they grew quickly, but still his powers at any time were strengthened by hope and wisdom from Yoda and the forces around him over the years. Others are his ages, like his sister are unquestionably the same, Lea is and will always be a strong jedi force user because of their share heritage of the past and future connections to the nature of the Forse, as force warriors and force phantoms, to the end Luke and Lea Skywalker and their families and connections to the jedi orders and future force users will continue to bring both good and possibly the darkness together a healing of ways to set up a collective of the new jedi order set a number years into a future of unknown date where young jedi are taught in a totally different way about the abilities they have from the past and unlock the code to the force to enable travel through the many galaxies and beyond imagination. Skywalkers Legacies: Star Multiverse, the first multiverses jedi order, and possibly time travelling? Origins of our universe?
I love this video. People hate on Ezra so much, or play down how capable he is. His growth during Rebels and the types of opponents he has gone up against show how powerful he has become. I really hope his future involvement is able to showcase this better than Ahsoka did
Actually Ezra has become my favorite Jedi besides Luke.
@@MrSaints74 I totally agree! Luke is my favorite Jedi, and Ezra is close behind him. Everyone picks anakin but he was not a good guy
What really gets me is how little it took for Luke to completely change, while 10+ years of being gone didn’t change Ezra AT ALL 😂
@@pw383426 let’s be honest tho, this series may have had its flaws but it really showed what Anakin could’ve been
Love the character from the start of Rebels
Ezra meeting Luke feels like something that Dave Filoni has wanted to do from the beginning. The crew has met Leia, Obi-Wan and Lando! It’s time to make Ezra the “Kyle Katarn” to Luke’s new Jedi Order.
This, so much this. Let him be our "Kyle Katarn," please Dave Filoni. Make it so!!!
I always hoped Cal Kestis would become the Kyle Katarn to Luke’s Order since he is also older and has more experience
Luke Meeting Ezra
Luke: You do Possess the Force, I can feel it.
Ezra: Yeah, I honed my force powers while stranded on Periedia.
Luke: You're not that powerful.
Ezra: I'm not
Luke: No
I totally agree with you.
Except it's not gonna happen with Dave filoni, turning characters gay or bisexual or lesbian, and Kathleen Kennedy hates the original Legacy characters, so that idea is dead as star wars is, and Dave filoni is a hidden twink, who has nothing to give by trying to make a minor character like ashoka into something she's not, the reason why people were watching this show, which nobody did only because we was hoping to see the original characters from the rebels animated TV show, in life-form which we never got, and this was all bout turning Sabine into a lesbian Jedi knight and just emasculating all the male characters from the original animated TV show they couldn't even so Jeb, is was a lesbian Fest because filoni is hook on that.
I’m old school and I enjoy seeing Luke at his maximum Jedi…anytime they show it!
I feel the #1 character we the fans want Ezra to meet in live action just as much as Luke. That Hando
A hondo reunion would be amusing... I always liked him, Another lovable starwars scoundrel outlaw... with a (mostly) functional moral compass...
Hando..Hando..Hando..Hando..Please let him be an interim Gov. for the Sertar sector(Florum).
@@stinkyfungus Legit. He always looked out for number one but if you were his number 2, you had a good ally. Always choosing the Republic over the CIS or the Rebels over the Empire.
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Insolence?!we are pirates!we don't understand what that means
Watched STAR WARS in the theater in 1977. Luke Skywalker has been and always will my favorite Jedi.
This.
In some books he developed into one of the most powerful Jedi ever (probably the strongest). As age gave him wisdom.
I was slightly too young to go see it alone and my only chance to go with friends got interrupted. So I picked up the novelization and read it around a dozen times in the first month I had it. I didn't get to see the movie until they did the anniversary showing. But I agree, Luke was the knight in shining armor in this one. I was rather perturbed when I heard Leia was his twin sister. :D
Same and same…
Me too
This is just my opinion, but I like to believe that due to his experiences, Ezra’s usage of Form III rose to Kanan’s level, being moderately proficient with the style
Bro didn’t practise with a lightsaber for ten years straight bro
not better than Kenobi’s form III
😂Dude where in this joke of a show, he was struggling to use the force and Sabine Aka super woman who survived a lightsaber stab, is now more powerful than erza who's been a Jedi for 10 years and has been reduced to a bitcxh and a joke of a character, we got rebels in the animated form only to remember, this is Dave filoni fuc you to the fans of the show, by turning Sabine gay and erza into a walking joke.
I’m not saying that Ezra’s Form III was close to Obi-Wan’s. Not even remotely close. And I am aware that he hadn’t picked up a lightsaber for a decade. However, I like to believe that when he constructed his new lightsaber, he was probably recalling his saber training while under Kanan’s tutelage. And in the finale, we clearly see that while he was disarmed by a zombie death trooper, Ezra’s skill in blast deflection was still well versed.
Say what you will about the show as a whole, I’m simply stating my own personal opinion
@TheKickass85 well they just had to establish that the Force is Female.
Not only it would of been great to see Luke & Ezra, but also a scene with Anakin‘s force ghost with his son, Luke. that would’ve been awesome to seen
Let’s not ignore the fact that Luke also has genetics on his side, his father is probably the most powerful Jedi that ever lived
Could have been! Anakin Skywalker didn’t reach his full potential. That’s why he’s not the most powerful Jedi ever. 💀
Luke still would have been more powerful and it would’ve been a very close second considering prime. Luke would’ve been more powerful in every aspect of being a Jedi than anybody else. He was levels above everybody if Anakin would’ve had to chance to train properly, he would’ve been very close to Luke, but Luke was still more powerful.
@@TheDanielwoodbury buddy don’t be delusional FP Anakin destroys FP Luke
@@BoxingandMMAislife11 how do you figure George Lucas the man who created the series of Luke is by far the strongest, especially if we’re talking about legends Anakin gets mopped
@@TheDanielwoodbury i’m sorry you’re delusional George Lucas say himself that FP Anakin beats if everyone and anyone legends or canon
In a way, I think Ezra has become what Luke would have if Vader was not his father. Ezra's cause is to protect people and bring peace, Luke's was to protect people, but more importantly, to redeem his father.
However, a big difference between Luke and Ezar is the times they found themselves. Ezra found himself in a time where there were many force user's who wanted to kill him as well as the Empire, but Luke only really had Vader to worry about as Luke had much of the Rebellion to deal with the Empire. I think they would be happy to meet another Jedi, but their ways are very different which might cause some friction if they worked together to train the new Jedi Order. Luke would train combat and peace, whilst Ezra would teach how to control animals and war or how to kill your enemies.
Whilst Luke and Ezra are alike, they are very different, but this is due to the times they were active as Jedi during the Empire.
Luke learned from some of the best of the Jedi…
but then again, Ahsoka was one of Ezra’s teachers huh..
3:12 Turning on the lightsaber while it’s hooked to the stormtrooper’s belt? Great move, Ezra!
Imagine the potential of this
Ezra Travels to Yavin, there he Sees: Luke Skywalker, Cal Kestis, Kyle Katarn, (from jedi academy/outcast) Reva, and other Jedi who were scattered across the galaxy
He sees hope
Please no Reva…
I feel like Katarn would be done wrong too
I don't think Ezra is like Baylan at all. His association with the Noti would seem to suggest he'll fight to defend the weak from those who would use them or prey on them. Baylan is amoral and has no compunction about killing indiscriminately even though his life is not at risk.
I think they are trying to say that both Ezra and Baylan don't associate with the term Jedi or Sith, but they use their abilities for their own agenda, be that agenda light or dark, depending on their intentions. Ezra's are good and helpful, while Baylan's are selfish.
@@briansprinkle7855 no they were speculating on what kind of character Ezra might be "when he was found".
This was scripted & recorded before we met Ezra. It is not an analysis or any kind of reflection of the characters live-action portrayal
@@FlurryMainchin that's what i said... i wasn't talking the actor's portrayal at all.
@Lupin788
FINALLY! Someone else who sees it. Baylan and Shin murder the entire crew of a ship and then scuttle it. It is said in the background in one of the Ahsoka episodes. These Sith/Dark Jedi are always sociopathic mass murderers who don't care any more than swatting flies.
This is a decent analysis. Baylan was too young when he fled "Order 66" and never found his way through Jedi training. Baylan Skoll shows no interest in fully embracing either the "light side" or the "dark side". He makes no reference to wanting to be like the Sith, and doesn't really show Sith training. I would say he is like a "Gray Jedi" of legends. He is definitely an killer, but he might see it as serving his purposes. We see he doesn't care about the "morals" the Jedi lived by, but he does seem to have ambitions to make more like him. He definitely wants to be a "Master" of whatever martial society he is working towards building. Hope we can see some resolution of his story in the future, without the original actor available now...
( r. i. p. Ray Stevenson - may your memory be a blessing in the Force).
Ezra didn't learn how to open the temple from Maul, he learned it from Kanan in Path of the Jedi...
Maul taught Ezra how to open the Sith Temple of Malachor
i hope we get season 2 of ahsoka sooner and not later and i love to see ezra meet luke
Oh we probably won't get S2 for a good 1.5 to 2 years because of everything else in development.
I'm guessing mid to late 2025. Probably late July or early August. Possibly even early 2026.
@@Twerkulies I can wait forever...it wasn't that great!
thats a pretty damn long time. A year is plenty of time even with other projects. @@Twerkulies
utimately I believe Ezra, Sabine and Grogu will form the core of a hybrid Madalorian/jedi group aka the legends version of the Jedi order
What I find hilarious is…how little it took for Luke to completely change, while 10 years of being removed from everything didn’t change Ezra AT ALL 😂
GOing to luke and receive Training with LUKE would be Epic.....He will finish his training.
my favorite wish list ive come upon thus far. this would be awesome if this comes true.
i love how he threw the charlie hopkinson "shin hottie" in there instead of shin hati
Can you blame either him or Charlie though? She is hot after all.
I could be wrong, but I think Ezra and Luke were born on the same day, or within 24-48 hours of eachother.
Ezra being born on the day the Empire was founded (mentioned in SW Rebels S1:E8 "Empire Day" ) and Luke was born within hours of it being founded at the end of EpVI: ROTS.
Unfortunately I don't think so. Do remember that Luke and Leia are twins. And Ezra met Leia in the Rebels series, and Leia seemed a bit older than Ezra.
@@matthewwyatt1688girls age faster
@@matthewwyatt1688 upon further review.
Ezra was two days older than the twins.
I'm pretty sure Luke and Leia were born two days after Ezra was
@@matthewwyatt1688 believe me when I say that doesn’t matter 😂
In Rebels S3 they portrayed Luke as being like, 8 years old, but he SHOULD be like 16-17 there 😂
I like to think when he meets Luke, Luke will be like "Ezra Bridger, yes, Ahsoka has spoken rather highly about you, I had a feeling you might show up someday!" Ezra would tell him about Ahsoka and Sabine having been left behind, but Luke assures him they will find a way back.
Hera takes Ezra to Luke’s school planet, for training for Thrawn, there Luke is training Leia, this would make me cry
I thing Dave plans on making Ezra the "Kyle Katarn" and Shin the "Mara Jade" of the Disney cannon. They actually fit pretty well . I can totally see Shin as Luke's wife and Ezra as one who has controlled both his light and dark side as seen in rebels.
Hope this is true 🤞🏽
yoo I can't unseen it now.
@@sulwhale3171 I can
Shin ain’t no Mara Jade lol
They could have had an Endgame style movie but alas we got Luke never seeing Han, Luke flipping his lightsaber over his shoulder, and of course the legendary comment from Poe, "somehow Palpatine is back" 😂😂 What a waste.
I had so wished that we had something like that, if they had some actual plan they could have had Episodes 7, 8 and 9 as a mirror to Marvel's Phase 1 in essence, introducing new characters with a few of the original cast around, gradually building up the stakes and storylines, adding in new characters, intertwining with the TV shows until you get a big finale and boom you can put the Skywalker Saga to bed and move on with new characters, and tell different stories instead of just re-hash what's already been done.
since first watching Rebels, I have been a fan of Ezra, and probably like anyone who watched that show, was pretty excited to see it's continuation (in some form) in Ahsoka. I think something that causes confusion, at least for me, is similar to the whole "where was Ahsoka during the original trilogy?" type question, cause she was of course created after...so, it will be interesting to see what happens with Ezra, Ahsoka, Sabine etc by the time of the sequels (if they remain canon, which I assume they will)!
As far as power...if we take it based purely on the shows (cause I haven't read any of the current canon comics/books) Luke seems more powerful than Ezra or Ahsoka at the time of "Mondoverse" shows. He started his training WAY after either Ezra or Ahsoka, but seeing him in Mando S2, he just seems to have it more together. This could be him having greater control/connection to the force, or just more confident in himself, but he faced temptation to the dark side from not only the Emperor (like Ezra), but from his own father...and turned him back to the light. Ahsoka doesn't seemed to get this same confidence until the events before she switches to the white robes (in Ahsoka)...and even then she doesn't appear to have the skill in the force as Luke does...but this may also come down to writing and/or choreography!
I cannot wait to see what we get in the upcoming shows and Filoni's movie...it might not be to everyone's taste, but I am feeling excited for Star Wars again!
Luke Skywalker was my hero growing up. I was 9 when jedi came out, then I read most of Legends books. Could not get enough of Star Wars because of him. I am much older now, but I get the same or close to the same vibe from Ezra. So glad they brought him into live action.
This is where the fun begins!
Shame it all ends with the Sequels. Really makes it difficult to watch anything post-ROTJ now. When Luke showed up at the end of Mando I felt like a kid for a moment...and then remembered it didn't matter. Broke my heart all over again.
After finishing rebels and ahsoka this is getting me really hyped for the future of the series
Balance btw the light and the dark forces into 1 being.
“I am one with the force and the force is with me…”
Who remembers Ezra pushing a AT-AT off a ledge by mind controlling the Pilot. . .
AT-ST 🤓
Lol
but yeah _I remember._
“When did Kanan teach you that?”
“He didn’t.”
@@harrambou9468Next level Bad assery
I'd love for Luke to train Ezra in Ahsoka season 2 that would be awsome. I think Luke would be a great teacher for him. I'd love to Luke and Ahsoka fighting side-by-side!
I think Luke would largely be a good teacher of lightsaber combat to Ezra, while Ezra would largely be a good Force ability teacher to Luke. Remember that while Ezra didn't have a lightsaber to use or train with, he did have a looooong time to train, connect and innovate with the Force since he would have been forced to due to yet another trial by fire while on Peridia having to hold off all the bandits, Thrawns forces, possible attacks from Nightsister Dark Magics, etcetera, leading to a likely very high proficiency and skill within the Force, at least in terms of combat that is. While Luke would have had a lot of time to become even more proficient in his skill with a lightsaber, but he likely would fall a bit short of Ezra in Force skill, at least in some areas pertaining to combat this early in his life (or career maybe?) as a Jedi.
Perhaps he is the one to bring balance to the force. Thru his interactions with Maul and Bendu, he only sees, and uses the force. Ezra is aware of the light and dark sides, and is able to use both. As is evident on his ability to open both light and dark holocrons.
not just "born in imperial times", but born the same day as the Empire was proclaimed
This is a good way for them to have Luke also merging light and dark aspects and not fully following the Jedi way especially with how he acted with Grogu and than to realize he made a mistake with that.
I like the character Ezra. It would be so cool if Ezra and Luke met. They can talk about what they each have learned. And Ezra can then train Jacen Because he knows his father Kanan.
Problem: Ezra, Groku , Ashoka... they all must disappear. The better Ashoka and Mandalorian develop the characters, the more illogical Episode 7/8 becomes. The only possible explanation for EP.8 Luke would be a very very very very bad ending for all Ashoka and Mandalorian protagonists.
Quentin Tarantino would need 1.5 films to convey it in a meaningful way, the stronger the characters become, the more difficult it is to make a meaningful transition to the sequels.
Just a point, but styles and ability with the lightsaber wouldn't be "powerful", it would be "skillful". You can be very powerful, but have little skill, and still be beaten by some one with significantly less power and far more skill with what they have.
In Ezra's case, as with all Jedi of significance, I think both skills and power are high.
Ahsoka also has the ability to control force sensitive wild animals as was evident during the clone wars cartoon series when she was given to the Jedi and Plo Koon by her parents
All force users can bond with animals
But Ezra has a much greater talent for this
I think the series has been steadily going towards the idea that every force user we followed so far are steadily learning to follow the will of the force.
I'm sorry but as long as Kathleen Kennedy is around we won't see Luke .
Indeed
Oh right so that wasn’t Luke in Mando season 2 neither was that him in book of boba Fett
@@ArnoldSquashaNigga he outshined the main character. She can't have that. You can't have Luke in the Ahsoka show Bec no one will want anything else but luke
Sad, yah?
@@ArnoldSquashaNiggayour right it wasn’t. Ahsoka died in rebels. All this is an alternate timeline.
I really love the way you think about this. And you are a excellent speaker. That was very nice. Thanks for boggling my mind.
Ezra was well trained by Kanan and I feel like he got event better during his "exile". Id say he is not on Luke's level but he is up there.
Knowing what a dumpster-fire Didney Wars is, listening to even the first ten seconds of this video is absolutely dysphoric.
To me this proved my point within Ezra training and his evolution he was not force sensitive he was starting from scratch and eventually be a grey Jedi he respects the teachings of the Jedi and a respect of maul’s teachings of the dark side but does not get consumed by darkness only as a last resort
Fun fact: in Angry Birds Star Wars II, they are both, along with Darth Vader, are played by Red.
but regarding Ezra and Luke meeting, I'm super excited to see this. I wanna get my fan fiction out there so that, hopefully, my original characters can make an appearance in the movie. lol
Cringe
Connecting with life around you is a Jedi thing, Kannan didn't know how but wasn't just Ezra and obi wan
One of my favorite videos from you! 👍
Have Anakins force ghost speak to Luke is what im looking forward too
Man imagine the new council with luke,ezra and ahsoka being the big 3
Seems like it is much easier to be an exceptional swordsman in animation.
Ezra is working with Thrawn, and his "escape" is part of Thrawn's plan to put someone inside the "rebellion" as Thrawn see it.
Will Ezra train with Luke? Don't count on it, not as long as Kennedy is around
I feel like the Star Wars universe completely forgot about Luke skywalker. He was the original hero yet no spin-offs are about or focusing on him and his story. It’s a shame cause I always got the most excited when I saw Luke fighting with his lightsaber. They need to correct that
Baylan Skoll is a "fallen Jedi". He fled "Order 66" while still too young to have much of the real training as a Jedi "Knight", and has given into his emotions and ... certain "ambitions", but not truly the real "Dark Side" of the Force. We never really see Baylan reference training with the Sith, or them as being a guiding force for himself either - He has become like the "Gray Jedi" (that once existed). Skoll doesn't want to embrace the ligh side because of his pain and loss, yet he has no real desire for the dark side as we have seen it in Vader or Palpatine - he wants to become his own way in the Force. Whether his "Apprentice" follows this will be interesting to see, she shows the signs of wanting "Dark Side" power. Ashoka turned out more fun and interesting than I had hoped, now they have to work to keep that going without Baylan (or at least the original actor).
(r. i. p. Ray Stevenson aka "Baylan Skoll" - may his memory be a blessing in the Force.)
I hope Ezra will team up with Luke to help take down grand admiral thrawn in season two
Ehh Luke could probably care less. Thrawn returns roughly 15 years before Luke goes into exile so I'm pretty sure at this point he's busy starting the new Jedi order, and we already saw in mando series that he's been building a temple. Maybe he'll appear at some point and offer to teach Ezra or offer him a teaching position... after he knights him and gives him the rank of master of course lol.
You forgot to add that when Kanan was training with Ezra on the Ghost, they tied each other in lightsaber combat. Constantly. That shows he was already beginning to surpass Kanan, who was-at this point-already on the level of a Knight.
I don't doubt that, but this video claims he dueled Kanan. Kanan's body was controlled by the ghosts of the Nightsisters at the time, so who knows what entity he was actually fighting.
That is how you build a character, Disney. You don't shove an all-knowing powerful Mary Sue with no character growth down people's throats.
Star Wars is an echo of it's specific time reference Meaning it is a reflection of the time it was released to the public. Covid was around these last 3 movies..
I think during the events of force awakens Ezra is either old like Luke was killed off or passed away
Luke Skywalker meeting Ezra Bridger is awesome!
ezra is like 2 days older than luke... basically exact same age
Amazing video bro
Ezra is defintely strong with the force, however, not a well-rounded lightsaber duelist. On the other hand, he was witness to some of the greatest lightsaber duels, Maul vs the Inquisitors, Ahsoka vs Darth Vader, he himself even went toe-to-toe to the Grand Inquisitor and Vader and survived. Those experiences few others can claim to have. It would make sense and a great storyline that Ezra helps Luke to develop newer lightsaber forms that are easier to master.
I think Ezra will follow in the footsteps of QGJ, he has an acute sensitivity for the force, his perception and force intuition already rivals masters. He doesn’t have the dogmatic view of Jedi and other classes. He has a powerful understanding of the light. I think he will be lone rogue master trusted in the light side of the force the same as Qui Gon Jinn known for following his gut intuition of the force and not catering to protocols and worldy views of the order.
Ezra looked so weak in Ahsoka 😂😂😂
He won't be Luke's level, but he could have the potential to rival Dooku, or Windu...maybe.
It would have been nice to have seen that Ezra had a chance to train his mind while being on Peridea. However, they showed him to be weaker than he was in Rebel. I get the idea that he hasn't been training and training is important to be a strong Jedi(idea the new trilogy completely missed with Rey). However, one of the greatest thing about Rebels was that it showed the growth of both Kanan and Ezra from being mere fighting Jedis to truly adopting the force and be one with it based on the believes of Quo-Gon Jinn. I actually quite like the symbolism of both Kanan and Ezra putting aside their light sabers in the end and connect more with the force. Kanan got his eyesight back because he was able to connect with the force on another level. Ezra communicated with Purrgills to take entire Star Destroyer to Peridea. I get the fact that Luke is going to be more powerful because of his genetics and because he was trained by Obi-Wan and Yoda. Compared to that Ezra got his training from Kannan who was only a Padawan himself and even he died before Ezra could further grow his skills. Perhaps they give more attention to his Arc and develop it further. Perhaps he could go back to Lothal spend some time in the temple. Lothal always had force sensitive life forms. Dave Filoni is probably the only sensible writer in Disney so hopefully he gets this right next season. For me at least Rebels has been the best story line in Star Wars of the all the series and movies. So many great characters.
I want Starkiller, maybe as a inquisitor or something. But him vs Asoka would be amazing
In Return of the Jedi Yoda says that no more training will be required of Luke. This says to mean he has passed all the tests with the exception of fighting Vador.
And we know one of the red guard was in ahoska
i would love to see ezra in luke's new jedi order
the only thing i think is a bit sad is that he did not return to his old unorthodox blaster saber design for tthe Ahsoka series... i loved that design... reminds me of the laser sword/blaster thingy from uulysses 31
My whole thing is are they all dead later on since Kyle Ren supposedly burned down the temple with jedis in it. IdK but between then and now we only have Rey left.
Ezra is great enjoy watching him sum times humorous as well.😁
I want to see Erza meets Grogu and they share thier info about galactic creatures like Purgil, Rancor 😁
I didn’t think anyone was looking forward to season 2 of this.
They were both born on the same day.
We don't know if it was the exact same day, but within a day or two so close enough.
I would like to have seen Ezra in Rebels Season 3 or 4 get another face to face with Darth Vader.. I think it would have been a very different outcome to it then what we saw with "kid" Ezra at the end of Season 2
Ezra could train Cannan's son now that he made it back to his galaxy...that would complete that circle
I'm mixed as to whether I want to see Ezra and Luke meet, but I fully trust Dave Filoni to do what is best for the IP and the fandom.
I am the opposite of you. I think Dave Filoni is not the answer. He is arrogant, he only cares about his character creations, and is a piss poor writer when it comes to live-action.
@@usveteran9893oh really? Than Timothy, Hayden, Ahmed Best and George wouldn't have praised him either or wouldn't have talked to him a lot but they did which shows that he's not an arrogant man but a man of respect
@@usveteran9893if Dave gets 15 episode for an live action show, than you wouldn't have dared to say this in your emo and mental life.
@@usveteran9893If Dave only cared for his characters, than Timothy Zahn wouldn't have said that Dave understands Thrawn neither would have praised him for how Thrawn was defeated by Ezra using the force in an interview where he was talking about the time gap between Rebels and Ahsoka show.
@@usveteran9893in reality, the amount of pathetic and emo 🤡 who hate Filoni are very low in number compared to the people who appreciates him along with the entire Prequel Cast, George Lucas, Timothy Zahn and Mark Hamil.
If they do season two of Ahsoka, I would imagine that Luke will appear at some point.
Glad we got Ezra back
Reven could easily have a trilogy made about him. Each stage of his life. Make the movie!… or series
Luke, Ezra, and Kyle would be a great team.
He will train that’s why
I really dislike how much of the animated series art style was forced in the live action. It creates a massive art direction clash. Honestly, it's kind of an insult to the audience as well.
"Mind Trick" : being able to affect the mind of another to convince them to do something, even something they know they shouldn't do, isn't a Darkside power. After all Obi-Wan does it to the stormtrooper that stops him and Luke to check out the droids in New Hope. "These are not the droids you are looking for." That trooper most probably got executed when the fact that he let the all-important droids through the cordon was discovered.
Mind Trick really isn't a Dark Side power
But the Mind Control that Ezra used in Episode 1 of Season 3 is a Dark Side power. It is a difficult power to master, with only the most talented Sith having been able to use it.
@@user-sg1sy5lh4h Not sure I buy that. Yes, what he did was definitely DS, but pretty much any Force Ability can be used for evil ends. That doesn't make them all inherently DS powers. Now, as a Star Wars RPG GM I would not be adverse to giving him DS points for murdering all sorts of people, but again it depends on the situation. Did he do it to save others? If so, then maybe I'd be a bit forgiving. (Now, I have to admit it's been a while since I watched the series and don't remember the specific occasion.)
@@WickedPrince3D It was that scene in the prison where he controls the mind of a soldier who was flying an AT-ST and makes him kill a bunch of Imperial soldiers and then throw himself off the platform straight to his death. And after that he gets a little gloomy and Sabine asks when Kanan taught him that and he replies that Kanan didn't teach him
@@user-sg1sy5lh4h Ok, I guess I can imagine him doing something that seemed to be a good idea at the moment, and he later realized it wasn't "very nice" causing him to become depressed and needing to rethink his ethics.
Luke is THE Jedi. I bet Ezra is gonna fanboy
I don't think it is a coincidence that Kanan and Ezra both spent time talking to The Bendu, who represents the Balance between the Light and Dark sides of the Force. I would not be at all surprised if Ezra returns to receive further training from him similarly to the way that Luke went to Dagoba to train with Yoda.
agree.... there's grey signs everywhere... or WHOLE force users... not djust dark and not just light....just force
Ezra is a Grand Master like Luke by the time he gets back from the other Galaxy. I hope Lucas doesn't drop the ball now that he's got it back. The story has come to a point where the slate is ready to be truly another galaxy full of stories + the rest of the universe I'm guessing [infinity]. 🙂
You mean a gray force user at the end. Just like bendu. He used both light/dark i personally think this is where ezra is and ashoka. Luke still is just a jedi cause it is all he really knows and wants.
Ezra as Powerful as LUKE! Yeah Right!
Ezra is one of my all time favorite characters in all of star wars
It's possible that Luke will show up but my heart will shatter if Zeb doesn't appear. We know he's around because of the Madalorian and he's just as (if not more) important to the story than Luke.
Always remember that the Bendu has Ezra's 6! Or, is it that Ezra is "just what the Bendu ordered"? Doubting Ezra would be an act of the highest foolishness!
As long as it doesn't take away from Ahaoka. This is her show after all. Don t want to see her sidelined in her own show since she is the main character
The characters that I’m hoping to see in Season 2 are Din Djarin, Grogu, Bo-Katan Kryze, Boba Fett, Fennec Shand, Zeb Orrelios, Rex, Wolffe, Cobb Vanth, Elia Kane, Gilad Pellaeon, Alexsandr Kallus, and Imanuel Doza.
Being powerful isn't the way of a jedi it's balance of control of their own self, never to lose control of their anger, the inner desire to use the darkeside of anger. Force is powerful, but jedi's are warriors of the light and use the forces of their being for good. That being said, a well taught jedi can use more of the unlimited parts of the inner workings of their minds' eye to make things around them even bend to them not by fear or the Forse, but by proven methods of training a connection between other jedis and see a better way around a event. Any master jedi can be unpredictable, but sometimes, two are evenly the same unless one is better with the force if he or she has been trained since a youth. Luke wasn't a youth a child his training came later as a teen as most his force abilities weren't strong but time they grew quickly, but still his powers at any time were strengthened by hope and wisdom from Yoda and the forces around him over the years. Others are his ages, like his sister are unquestionably the same, Lea is and will always be a strong jedi force user because of their share heritage of the past and future connections to the nature of the Forse, as force warriors and force phantoms, to the end Luke and Lea Skywalker and their families and connections to the jedi orders and future force users will continue to bring both good and possibly the darkness together a healing of ways to set up a collective of the new jedi order set a number years into a future of unknown date where young jedi are taught in a totally different way about the abilities they have from the past and unlock the code to the force to enable travel through the many galaxies and beyond imagination. Skywalkers Legacies: Star Multiverse, the first multiverses jedi order, and possibly time travelling? Origins of our universe?