It resolves or sidesteps a lot of questions if Grogu chooses to be a Mandalorian foundling though. He doesn't die at Luke's academy and Leia remains Luke's first student.
Besides, there's a nonzero chance Luke gives him Yoda's saber anyway.
I never knew about that deleted fight from clone wars. I need to download a timeline of everything except the 7-9.
I thought there was huge rumors or spoilers about Ezra not being dead and making an appearance in the movies or shows but none of it was true
Grogu's flashback was from the Jedi Temple at Coruscant, where Grogu was studying when Order 66 happened.Didn't the Jedi Academy massacre already happen though? That was the flashback that happened when Luke helped him "remember" I thought?
He's maybe my favorite if not Obi wan, I don't get how the cartoon/Mando has so many bad ass characters and the movies couldn't do anything. Give me a KOTOR live actionKanan is probably one of my favorite Jedi, behind Luke. His arc was great and he was the perfect teacher for Ezra.
Yeah I need to just keep a photo of the damn timeline mapDidn't the Jedi Academy massacre already happen though? That was the flashback that happened when Luke helped him "remember" I thought?
I was hoping we'd see a KOTOR easter egg at the bottom of the Sarlacc. Like armor from the Sith Empire that it hadn't digested.He's maybe my favorite if not Obi wan, I don't get how the cartoon/Mando has so many bad ass characters and the movies couldn't do anything. Give me a KOTOR live action
Maybe they should have picked a different title
People are saying that it was probably the Jedi Librarian that saved Grogu.Grogu's flashback was from the Jedi Temple at Coruscant, where Grogu was studying when Order 66 happened.
The massacre we're talking about is a few years prior to Force Awakens, when Kylo Ren destroys the Jedi Academy we watch being built in this episode and kill all the students.
unfortunately the finale next week is back to Robert Rodriguez.
A better twist would be that Grogu saved himself; maybe for the same reason that he blocked the memory.People are saying that it was probably the Jedi Librarian that saved Grogu.
I mean Ahsoka is a Grey Jedi at this point. Also Qui Gon Jinn might as well have been one.Grogu going to be the Grey Jedi sidekick to a Mandalorian Bounty Hunter. I'm pretty sure SW nerds have been wet for this idea since the EU started. A force userwith Jedi abilities who isn't full evil Sith or good-guy neutrality Jedi. Grogu's going to fuckin' force lightning everyone, but for the right reasons! Can't fucking wait!
Grey jedi? Is that the label the jedi council gives you if you don't pay your clubhouse dues?Grogu going to be the Grey Jedi sidekick to a Mandalorian Bounty Hunter. I'm pretty sure SW nerds have been wet for this idea since the EU started. A force userwith Jedi abilities who isn't full evil Sith or good-guy neutrality Jedi. Grogu's going to fuckin' force lightning everyone, but for the right reasons! Can't fucking wait!
I mean by that standard luke was. Jedi just strike me as stupid, but that's probably fitting, because most people have viewed monks as stupid throughout history.I mean Ahsoka is a Grey Jedi at this point. Also Qui Gon Jinn might as well have been one.
It's a term that the fandom uses to describe force users who aren't Jedi or Sith, and generally are also not evil. I don't think its ever been used as a canon term. A grey Jedi is, by definition, not a Jedi.Grey jedi? Is that the label the jedi council gives you if you don't pay your clubhouse dues?
I'm a first-generation Star Wars fan, the ones who loathed the prequels and Special Editions and didn't particularly get out of the way to catch the animated shows. But the younger generations of Star Wars are unreasonably defensive about the prequels in the same way that guys who saw SW when they were nine years old are protective about that.
And the youngest generation of Star Wars? The ones weaned on Filoniverse and who came home afterschool to Clone Wars and Rebels? They lost their shit this last episode. Grown ass youtubers in tears and everything.
It's a term that the fandom uses to describe force users who aren't Jedi or Sith, and generally are also not evil. I don't think its ever been used as a canon term. A grey Jedi is, by definition, not a Jedi.
People rag on the Last Jedi for lots of reasons and we dont need to talk about the movie as a whole, but Filioni is drawing a straight line right to the Luke we see there who says "It's time for the Jedi to end". We've seen glimpses of his arrogance in trying to rebuild something he doesnt fully understand, his devotion to it, and where it will inevitably lead. He is trying to rebuild something which failed based on its own hubris and he is on the journey to learn those lessons.
No one needs to ask why the Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Yoda force ghosts don't show up and tell him "hey, maybe just teach people to be cool and do good with their powers and not fervently follow a dogma of no attachments and blind faith from those books you found" instead of making him painfully learn that lesson, but we have the end point and we are seeing Luke now begin his own rise and fall.