This month marks the 20th anniversary of the release Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Siththe conclusion chapter of the first three Star Wars trilogy. The film was released on May 19, 2005, and will be the last Star Wars film led by George Lucas before selling Lucasfilm to Disney seven years later.
Fans knew they would enter the revenge of where they saw Anakin Skywalker see him turn towards the dark side of the Force and become Darth Vader, but the big question was what exactly happened to all the other Jedi. That’s the answer to the movie Order 66the demonic part of Palpatine’s plan where all the clone troopers who fought the Jedi during the Clone Wars suddenly attract and execute those Jedi. But there were thousands of Jedi working at the time, so some people slipped through Palpatine’s fingers, and some Jedi were serving, not just the couples we knew. I had it Because they were still in the original trilogy.
That’s why we decided to rank the top 10 that had a particularly significant impact out of the 66 survivors who ordered dozens of orders featured in Canon Star Wars stories. Some of them survived for a short time, but others were able to take it even further into the timeline – and in some cases their ultimate fate remains unknown. Anyway, all of these Jedi were alive to fight one more day later after Palpatine declared “execution of Orders 66.”
Some basic rules: The criteria for this list is that these characters had to spend some time under the 66 jurisdictions under the jurisdiction of Jedi Orders, even among Padawans, Jedi Knights, Jedi Masters, or simply very young Jedi Initiates. That means we are not counting Force users like Mall (his former master, Palpatine himself). Nor does it include the young army equipment of the time, even if they were never officially taken to Jedi orders and trained by Jedi, they never stepped into Jedi temples.
That being said, we had an inner fear about whether Asajj Ventress should make it here. After all, she spent over 20 years with the Jedi, Kentucky Narek. However, during that time, Bentress did not travel to Coruscant or encounter the Jedi Council or other Jedi before the death of KY Narek. Plus, she turns to the dark side as Dooku’s apprentice, making her a bit vague about her official Jedi status. So consider her an honorable mention. If you talk about that, let’s deal with it…
(dis) Honorable mention: Darth Vader and the Inquisitor
Anakin Skywalker’s first act as Darth Vader was to follow Palpatine’s orders and participate in individually in 66 orders… But yes, before he became a traitor of murder, he was an astonishing Jedi. We also need to acknowledge all those who joined Vader’s vicious ranks. Inquisitorand then he cornered and executed his fellow Jedi survivors. Like the Grand Inquisitor, some seemed to want to help. Barris Offie and his 13th sister (Iscat Akaris) grew up disillusioned with what they saw as corruption in the Jedi Council and its group. The second sister (Trilla Suduri) and the ninth sister (Masana Tide) were tortured. And the third sister (Reva) had planned to ultimately revenge on Vader for killing her fellow Jedi Young Ring, even though the exact reason for some others to join was unknown. But whether they were short-lived or inquisitors for years, they spent time participating in some notable dark and brutal acts.
…Okay, it’s probably not Barris. She seemed to leave really soon.
10. Gangi
Sometimes, adorable sexuality can get you extra points. Certainly, former Jedi Council members like Oppo Rancisis and Eeth Koth could be chosen for this 10th slot, so considering they survived 66 Order 66 (at least for a while), they ultimately had to go with Padawan, known as Gungi. Look at this guy – he is a young wookie with a lightsaber! That power cannot be denied.
Gungi was featured in Star Wars: The Clone Wars as part of a group of Young Padawans, in a storyline once assumed as a potential young Jedi spinoff. Then in Star Wars: Bad Batch – set immediately after order 66 – we learned He somehow survivedSadly, his Padawan friend probably won’t say the same thing. We finally see Gangi returning to Kashuiik and join a new tribe that fought alongside him after he discovered that the original tribe had been tragically killed by Trandashan.
9. Jocastuno
“Jedi Librarian” is not the most intimidating title. The Jedi Archives’ Chief Librarian was introduced in a rather annoying way in the attacks of clones. (Spoiler alert: She was wrong.)
Still, this huge fake aside, she was actually a very knowledgeable Jedi, and she also had access to secrets about the Jedi and the powers that no one else had done – hoping that she survived when Palpatine actually survived when she was discovered. Skywalker and her Palpatine use her information to find and corrupt a more power-sensitive child on the dark side. A few years later, Anakin’s son Luke gathers information that Jocasta had gathered when he attempted to rebuild the Jedi orders.
8. Quinlan Your
It exists around the prequel trilogy – he is glimpsed as a background character in Tatooin in the Phantom Threat, and is named by Obi-Wan in the Sith Revenge – Your Quinlan The first focused more on the legendary story of Star Wars, not Canon. But we’ll get a better idea of the true history of Star Wars characters: as we learn that Clone Wars and other stories are Jedi who often deal with the underworld of criminals like Huts and Cadbane.
From becoming Asajj Ventress’ lover to being temporarily headed towards the dark side of power by Count Dooku, Vos lived an eclectic life. And while the clone troopers fought alongside them in Kashyyk, he was injured in the process, but was able to narrowly avoid being killed when the clone trooper turns on the Jedi. It is unclear whether he reached the original trilogy era, but the boss has been around for at least a few years. Obi-Wan Kenobi eventually joined a secret network known as the hidden path to stay safe during the Empire era, and eventually found his name among the other surviving Jedi and power sensitive beings who joined and used in the secret network.
7. Beiran Squall
The recently featured character on this list has many details he doesn’t know about him yet, but the former Jedi Knight Veilance Call has plenty of interesting elements. Squall has a clear, globally tired attitude, recalling Order 66 by explaining that “I saw everything I knew,” and pointed out that he came to believe that the fall of the Jedi and the rise of the empire were merely repeated in the latest history.
I don’t know how he survived Order 66, but Squall didn’t stay on the path to the right and didn’t appear to be facing the dark side in fact. Instead, he used Jedi skills as a mercenary for employment, and eventually took on apprentice, Singh Hati. The actor who played the role of Skoll, Great Ray Stevenson, sadly passed away after filming Ahsoka season 1, but the character returns to Season 2 and is now played in Game of Thrones. Rory McCann – And perhaps we will learn more about his backstory along the way.
6. Caleb Dume / Right Jaro
When Order 66 began, Padawan headed towards Jedi Depa Viraba, and although Caleb Dume was unable to save the Master’s life, he survived himself thanks to support from Clone Force 99, aka the Bad Batch. Continuing to run across the Galaxy, Dume changed his identity to Kanan Jarus, abandoning all his Jedi ways for a long time. Eventually, he decides to begin a battle with the Empire and join with a group of heroes at the heart of the animated series Star Wars Rebels.
Their adventure will ultimately be fully involved in the rebel alliance, where Canaan and his fellow crew are leading to ghosts, but Canaan’s sacrifices will be a lot on the way. However, Canaan’s legacy continues through both his apprentice Ezra and Jasen, son of Canaan and the rebellion pilot Hera Cindela.
5. Grog
From Mega-Cute, So-So-So-So-Merchandise Friendly, Breakout Characters The MandalorianGrog was introduced as a baby after his return to Star Wars’ Jedi era, and eventually became Dingjarin’s adopted child. However, due to the particularly long lifespan of his mystical species, it turns out to be a decades-long process for Grog. So he was actually a Jedi starter who was in Jedi Temple, and the Night Order 66 occurred. For Grogu, another order 66 Survivor, Keraran Beck of Ahmed Best (Its ultimate fate is unknown) and managed to keep him away from Coruscant in the midst of the Jedi Massacre.
Despite his (relatively) young age and infantile attitude, Grogu is clearly powerful to a significantly impressive degree, capable of leaning out an already large object and even using the healing abilities of power. All of this hints that when he finally grows up, he has the ability to become as strong as another famous member of his species.
4. Cal continued
The main character of the game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Pada One Cal continued He and his Jedi Master had a similar background to Canaan in that he and his Jedi Master were separated from Kosanto when Order 66 was declared. He also hides in the aftermath, but Cal becomes the radar for the Inquisitor.
Cal, a particularly skilled Lightsaber fighter, also stands out for trying to reconstruct Jedi orders much faster than others like Luke Skywalker. From teaming up with extremist Saw Gerrera to supporting hidden paths to protect other Jedi and power-sensitive survivors, to making it through encounters with Darth Vader himself, Cal was busy and busy during the reign of the Empire, but it is still unknown what his ultimate fate will be.
3. Ausoka Tano
Yes, she technically leaves the Jedi orders and continues to remember “I’m not a Jedi”, but Ahsoka Tano’s skills and courage ensures that she is a great Jedi, even if she is no longer calling herself. Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan, Asoka, was a major part of the Clone Wars (War) and the majority of the Clone Wars (Series), and grew from a sarcastic teenager to a confident, central young woman who fought honor in many notable battles. But ultimately, even after she tried to fold her with the “Our Bad” version, she felt forced to leave the Jedi after trying her for a crime she didn’t commit.
I met a friend of a clone trooper when the war ended. Their Jedi status was clear when the 66 orders were declared. She survived, but it was painful to do so at the expense of a man she had fought for so long. Supporting the burgeoning Rebel Alliance over the years that followed, Ahsoka will accomplish it through the Galactic Civil War and through her current adventures Her own live action seriesnow we’ll take both her and her apprentice Sabine Wren completely. different The Galaxy is far from what she is known to her.
2. Obi-Wan Kenobi
There are many adventures and achievements of Qui-Gon Jinn’s former Padawan and Clone Wars hero Obi-Wan, but perhaps what defines him is his relationship with him that defines him for better or worse. As Anakin’s master, Obi-Wan did everything he could to pass on his wisdom and knowledge to Padawan.
When Order 66 was declared, Obi-Wan managed to escape when a clone trooper led by Commander Cody turned him on. He confronts Darth Vader at Mustafer, wins their fight, seriously hurting his former friend and agent brother, but still breathes. He was quietly watching Luke Skywalker with tattoos for most of the next 20 years, but he temporarily left the planet to protect Luke’s sister Leia Organa, which again brought him to confront Vader. And it would end with Obi Wang’s death on their third and final lightsaber fight, their death star, but he had already begun training Luke’s Jedi at that point. This set Luke redeemed Vader and set it a path to end the Imperial Reign.
1. Yoda
Arguably the most powerful Jedi we have ever seen, the petite and thoughtful Yoda, does not show what he can achieve as long as he has to. However, from the moment he met him at Dagoba it was clear that he was someone of great wisdom and knowledge – after he dropped his funny “I’m just a strange swamp creature” with Luke – it can feel power and be strong in a deep, deep way. teeth His mysterious tribe Are you bound by innate power? Considering only the three people we have met representing these beings, Yoda, Yadol And Grog – it seems to be powerful.
As we finally saw in the first part, Yoda was able to duel with a lightsaber, exploiting the power and abilities of others – even deflecting the lightning bolt of power when Anakin and Obi-Wan’s horrible favorites are unable to do so. This is why the clone troopers who tried to take him to Kashyyk when Order 66 was declared that he really had no chance. Come on, the clone… this goes crazy Yoda!
When he quickly fought Emperor Palpatine, unlike his opponent, Yoda survived the fight, but it was the best approach for the time being, and few Jedi were now unsurvived. For years at Dagoba, Yoda eventually joined Luke Skywalker, giving Anakin’s son the important training he needed to eventually become the Jedi himself. Yoda’s hundreds of years of life finally ended just before the conclusion of the Galactic Civil War, but he will still remain in existence as a ghost of power – Back to give older Luke a little more wiser advice A few decades later.
Who do you think is the most notable survivor of Order 66? Let me explain in the comments. And vote for the above vote!
