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name: Aayla Secura
Rank: Jedi Knight
Aayla Secura at Ryloth
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
With an athletic build, an exotic beauty, and deep cerulean
hue, Aayla Secura stood out among the many faces of the Jedi ranks.
She was a Jedi Knight during the twilight years of the order, and
operated out of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. During the Separatist
crisis that threatened to split the Republic, Secura was a member
of a 200-Jedi strong taskforce sent to the distant world of Geonosis
to rescue captive Jedi. In the massive battle that ensued, Secura
was one of the few survivors. She was brusquely marched by Geonosian
warriors into a circle of Jedi survivors to await execution. The
sudden arrival of clone trooper reinforcements spared her that fate.
Secura would then lead her own squad of clone troopers into the
thick of the Geonosian battle, her lightsaber shimmering in the
billowing dust, forming a luminiscent beacon for the trained Republic
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name: Adi Gallia (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Adi Gallia at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
Her piercing blue eyes would command a powerful presence
regardless of her strength in the Force. Jedi Master Adi Gallia
was a member of the order's High Council during the waning days
of the Republic. She and the other members of that ruling body would
convene in a temple high above the Coruscant landscape, deciding
important matters of the Jedi. Gallia served on the Council when
Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn presented Anakin Skywalker to be trained.
Gallia was a tall human female with a trim build. She bore an exotic
beauty and wore an odd headdress draped with organic tentacles.
The Force runs strongly in Gallia's family. A close relative of
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name: Adi Gallia (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
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name: Anakin Skywalker (1) (TPM)
Rank: Youngling
Anakin Skywalker at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
A child born of prophecy, possibly conceived by the will
of the Force itself, Anakin Skywalker has left an indelible mark
on the history of the galaxy, leading it through periods of lightness
and dark.A child slave on Tatooine, Anakin and his mother Shmi were
sold by their owner, Gardulla the Hutt, to the unscrupulous Toydarian
junkdealer Watto. While in Watto's employ, Anakin learned valuable
mechanical and technical skills. He earned the reputation of being
able to fix anything. So technicaly inclined was he that at the
young age of nine, he cobbled together a working protocol droid
-- C-3PO -- to help his mother.Anakin was a kind, selfless child.
He had no thoughts of greed or malice in him. Though that is not
to say the boy was docile. When his adrenaline surged, Anakin had
an aggressive competitive streak. Anakin's participation in the
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name: Anakin Skywalker (2) (TPM)
Rank: Youngling
Anakin Skywalker
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name: Anakin Skywalker (3) (TPM)
Rank: Youngling
Anakin Skywalker
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name: Anakin Skywalker (4) (AOTC)
Rank: Jedi Padawan
Anakin Skywalker at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
Under Obi-Wan's careful guidance, Anakin became a confident, headstrong
20-year old with an impulsive nature and a flair for adventure.
His reckless ways would often wear down even Obi-Wan's patience,
but the two were close friends. In many ways, Anakin looked to Obi-Wan
as the father figure he never had.Anakin and Obi-Wan were assigned
to protect Padmé Amidala, who was now Senator of Naboo, from
assassination attempts possibly linked to Separatists threatening
the Republic. It was the first time Anakin and Padmé had
seen each other in a decade. He had thought of her everyday since
their last parting, but she seemed aloof and far too occupied with
the more important matters at hand.This was a challenge to Anakin.
Had he been schooled in the Jedi ways from infancy, he would have
had a tighter rein on his emotions. Instead, his mind was preoccupied
with thoughts of Padmé or thoughts of his mother. He had
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name: Anakin Skywalker (5) (AOTC)
Rank: Jedi Padawan
Anakin Skywalker
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name: Anakin Skywalker (6) (AOTC)
Rank: Jedi Padawan
Anakin Skywalker
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name: Anakin Skywalker (7) (AOTC)
Rank: Jedi Padawan
Anakin Skywalker
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name: Anakin Skywalker (8) (ROTJ)
Rank: Jedi Master
Anakin Skywalker at Endor
First seen in Episode 6 – Return of the
Jedi
As turmoil engulfed the galaxy during the transition from
Republic to Empire, Anakin fell to the dark side of the Force. Consumed
by evil, Anakin abandoned his past and his humanity. He became Darth
Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith, apprentice to the evil Emperor Palpatine.Sustaining
grievous injuries at the hands of his former master, Obi-Wan Kenobi,
Vader required cybernetic enhancements and replacements to sustain
him. His pure innocent self seemingly lost forever, Darth Vader
cast a dark pall over the galaxy, as he was one of the foremost
agents responsible for the elimination of the Jedi order.But Obi-Wan
survived long enough to begin the training of Luke Skywalker --
Anakin's son -- in the path of the Jedi. The young Skywalker sought
to turn his father away from the grip of the dark side. In the end,
Luke stirred the spirit of Anakin that dwelled deep within the black
armour, and Anakin turned against his master. Anakin killed Emperor
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name: Anakin Solo (1)
Rank: Talented
Anakin Solo at Coruscant
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Anakin Solo inherited much from his grandfather, Anakin Skywalker.
Aside from the name, he was also prodigiously talented in the Force,
as a pilot, and as a mechanic.The youngest son of Han and Leia Organa
Solo, Anakin was born during a time of crisis. The resurrected Emperor
began a campaign of terror, threatening worlds throughout the New
Republic with a diabolical new weapon, the Galaxy Gun. While still
in the womb, Anakin was threatened by the Emperor, who sought to
preserve his dark spirit in a young body and targeted the unborn
child. This clone of Palpatine was killed before he could continue
his evil plot. |
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name: Anakin Solo (2)
Rank: Talented
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name: Andur Sunrider
Rank: Padawan
Andur Sunrider at Ambria
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Andur was the grandson of Jev Sunrider, and followed in his
footsteps to take up training with the force. Andur trained initially
under Master Chamma, until Chamma could no longer teach him. Andur
had not yet completed his training, however. Master Chamma sent
him to take some Adegan crystals to Master Thon, and to continue
his training on Ambria, so Andur packed up his wife, Nomi, and their
infant daughter, Vima, and headed for the Stenness System. However,
upon reaching the main spaceport terminal, Andur tried to avoid
a confrontation with some thugs and was killed by the bite of a
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name: Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi at Tatooine
First seen in Episode 4 – A New Hope
Obi-Wan was instrumental in hiding Anakin's offspring, so
that neither the Dark Lord, nor his master, the Emperor Palpatine,
knew of their whereabouts. He took the young boy, Luke, to live
with Owen and Beru Lars, moisture farmers on Tatooine.The young
girl, Leia, was taken to Viceroy Bail Organa of Alderaan, whom Obi-Wan
had served during the Clone Wars. As the Jedi's ranks were wiped
out by the machinations of the emergent Empire, Obi-Wan went into
hiding on Tatooine. He would stay there for decades, adopting the
name of Ben. The locals would refer to him as a "crazy old
hermit," and gave the eccentric old man a wide berth.During
the height of the Galactic Civil War, Leia Organa secured plans
to the Empire's most diabolical weapon -- the Death Star. Her mission
was to contact Obi-Wan Kenobi, and bring both Kenobi and the plans
to her adoptive father on Alderaan. Captured by the Imperial agents,
Leia was unable to complete either goal. She instead placed the
plans into the memory systems of an R2 unit, and dispatched the
droid to Tatooine. The droid R2-D2 and his companion C-3PO came
into the ownership of Owen Lars. R2-D2 was adamant in continuing
his mission of getting the plans to Kenobi, and fled the Lars Homestead.
When Luke Skywalker pursued the little droid, he came face to face
with Obi-Wan.Obi-Wan explained to Luke about his father, though
the Jedi didn't reveal the whole truth to the lad. Uncertain that
Luke would be ready for the burden, Kenobi explained to him that
Anakin Skywalker was an amazing pilot, a great warrior and a good
friend. Obi-Wan attributed Anakin's death to a rogue pupil of his,
Darth Vader, who betrayed and murdered Anakin. Since, Kenobi reasoned,
Anakin ceased to be upon the emergence of Vader, what he told Luke
was true, from a certain point of view. Obi-Wan even gave Luke a
gift from his father: Anakin Skywalker's blue-bladed lightsaber.
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name: Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Ben (Obi-Wan)
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name: Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi (3)
Rank: Jedi Master
Ben (Obi-Wan)
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name: Ben (Obi-Wan) Kenobi (4)
Rank: Jedi Master
Ben (Obi-Wan)
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name: Bodo Baas
Rank: Jedi Maste
Bodo Baas at Holocron
First seen in the Expanded Universe
This Jedi Master was the Gatekeeper of the Holocron that
Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa-Solo retrieve from the reborn Emperor
Palpatine. He and a group of Jedi Knights were active in the Adega
System about 600 years prior to the Galactic Civil War. Bodo Baas
was a descendant of the Jedi Master Vodo Siosk-Baas, who was a contemporary
of the Jedi Master Arca, about 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil
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name: Bultar Swan
Rank: Jedi Knight
Bultar Swan at Geonosis
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
ClonesBultar Swan was a skilled Jedi Knight during the final years
of the Galactic Republic. She was one of the 200-member Jedi taskforce
that arrived on Geonosis on a rescue mission to free Jedi captives
from Separatist forces. Her skills with the lightsaber were put
to the test as she faced off against Geonosian warriors and a seemingly
endless horde of battle droids. |
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name: Callista Ming
Rank: Padawan
Callista Ming at Chad
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Since infancy, Callista displayed an undeniable strength
in the Force. Her midi-chlorian rich blood kept her connected to
the mystical energy field binding the galaxy together. Had her home
planet, the watery world of Chad, been part of the Republic, she
would no doubt have been found and taken into the Jedi order. It
was a maverick Jedi Master named Djinn Altis who ultimately discovered
her and brought her into the larger galaxy.
Djinn Altis was a scholar of antiquity who often strained the rules
of the Jedi order in his pursuit of knowledge. In debates, he would
evoke the protocols of old, when the less structured Jedi order
allowed multiple Padawans-per-master, or when the Jedi abided romantic
attachment and even marriage within their ranks. Altis, not unlike
the legendary Qui-Gon Jinn, would travel the stars far from Coruscant,
following the will of the Force. He would amass knowledge and study
new ways of interpreting and communing with the Force in cultures
scattered beyond the Republic borders. He traveled aboard his starship
Chu'unthor, named in reference to an older training vessel from
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name: Cay Qel-Droma
Rank: Jedi Knight
Cay Qel-Droma at Arkania
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Ulic Qel-Droma's brother, and a Jedi Knight who learned about
The Force from Master Arca on Arkania. Cay and Ulic were born to
noble parents on Alderaan, and their mother was a Jedi Knight. He
was good friends with Tott Doneeta, another of Master Arca's apprentices.
When he, Ulic, and Tott were dispatched to Onderon to mediate the
planet's growing unrest, Cay lost his arm in the battle between
the Beastmasters and the Onderonians. He replaced it with a prosthetic
arm from a droid which was destroyed in the battle. Like his brother,
Cay was born on Alderaan. Unlike his brother, Cay was level-headed
when it came to his abilities with the Force.
Cay was greatly dismayed when Ulic attempted to infiltrate the Krath
by turning to the Dark Side, and was caught up in the Sith War because
of it. Cay tried many times to reach his brother and return him
to the Light Side, but always to no avail. When Ulic was brought
to trial on Coruscant, Cay tried to speak on his behalf. This plea
was interrupted by the appearance of Exar Kun, who defeated the
Jedi and reclaimed Ulic. Cay continued to fight against the Sith,
and again met his brother in battle. This time, it was on Ossus,
where the Jedi were trying to rescue their libraries from the destruction
of the Cron System. There, Cay and Ulic were engaged in a starship
battle that ended when Ulic shot Cay down.
Only Cay's piloting skills kept him alive. When they met on the
planet's surface, Cay pleaded with Ulic to return to the Light.
Ulic refused, and initiated a lightsaber duel. Cay fought well,
but could not bring himself to kill his brother. This left an opening
for Ulic, who struck Cay down with a vicious swing of his lightsaber.
Cay died in Ulic's arms as the remnants of the Light Side in Ulic
were able to regain some control over his mind. However, Nomi Sunrider
cut Ulic completely off from the Force, leaving him adrift. Some
years later, Ulic remembered his slain brother by naming his starship
Cay's Dream. |
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name: Coleman Trebor
Rank: Jedi Master
Coleman Trebor at Sembia
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
Jedi Master Coleman Trebor was a member of the Jedi High
Council at the time of the outbreak of the Clone Wars. From within
the towering spires of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, the Council
governed the actions of the Jedi Knights.
When a Jedi taskforce was needed to rescue captives and face a dangerous
Separatist movement gearing for war, Master Trebor was one of the
200 Jedi that voyaged to Geonosis. Attempting to confront Count
Dooku, former Jedi and leader of the Separatists, Coleman was callously
shot by Dooku's henchman, bounty hunter Jango Fett. Trebor was a
reptilian humanoid with an elongated face, dark eyes, and a sweeping
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name: Depa Billaba (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Depa Billaba at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
A serene yet strong presence on the Jedi Council, Depa Billaba
was one of the members of that august body during the waning days
of the Jedi order. Billaba sat between Eeth Koth and Plo Koon. She
was present when Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn brought the young Anakin
Skywalker before the Jedi Council, requesting that the boy be trained
as a Jedi. Billaba also attended Jinn's funeral and the victory
parade that marked the liberation of Naboo shortly thereafter. The
Force runs strong in Billaba's family, and a close relative of hers
is also a Jedi Knight. |
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name: Depa Billaba (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Depa Billaba at Coruscant
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name: Eeth Koth
Rank: Jedi Master
Eeth Koth at Nar Shaddaa
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
Eeth Koth was a member of the Jedi High Council in the final
years of the order. From within the polished towers of the Jedi
Temple on Coruscant, the Council governed the actions of the Jedi
Knights. Koth one was one of the 12 Jedi present when Qui-Gon Jinn
presented Anakin Skywalker as the chosen one to the Council. Koth
was a humanoid male whose face was etched with simple tattoos. A
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name: Even Piell
Rank: Jedi Master
Even Piell at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
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The Jedi High Council was isolated from the rest of the bustle
of Coruscant, convening in a circular chamber high above the cityscape.
One member of this august order was Even Piell, a diminutive Jedi
Master who was present when Anakin Skywalker was brought before
the Council for training. Even Piell was a small humanoid with pink
skin, large drooping ears, a topknot and a scarred face. |
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name: Jacen Solo (1)
Rank: Jedi Twin
Jacen Solo at Coruscant
First seen in the Expanded Universe
The war against the Yuuzhan Vong was an excruciating crucible
for young Jacen Solo, who survived capture, torture and questioned
faith to transform from a confused youth into a determined adult.
At the start of the conflict, Jacen stood at a crossroads, consumed
by indecision, and concerned with the implications of using the
Force. He was a complicated young man burdened with responsibility
of being a Jedi.
His conscience wasn't always so plagued. In fact, Jacen lived a
happy, adventure-filled childhood of privilege, being the son of
the Chief of State of the New Republic. He and his twin sister,
Jaina, were born to Leia Organa and Han Solo on Coruscant during
the end of the Thrawn crisis. As infants, the Solo twins were strong
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name: Jacen Solo (2)
Rank: Jedi Twin
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name: Jaina Solo (1)
Rank: Jedi Twin
Jaina Solo at Coruscant
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Jaina Solo is the eldest of the Solo children by five minutes.
She and her twin brother Jacen were born on Coruscant, during the
final days of Grand Admiral Thrawn's attempt to retake the Galactic
Core. During these times of strife, Leia and Han sequestered their
children on various safeworlds, keeping them out of harm's way.
After a number of attempts to capture the Solo children, the parents
eventually decided to keep the family together.
On Coruscant, the twins were raised by Winter and C-3PO. As Leia
was Chief of State of the New Republic, she rarely had time to devote
to family, though she made every possible effort. As she grew older,
Jaina began to notice Leia's distance more and more, a distance
she would later come to resent. Headstrong Jaina showed a mechanical
aptitude that made her father proud. At nine years of age, she was
already flying the Millennium Falcon, and knew enough to help her
father with simple repairs. |
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name: Jaina Solo (2)
Rank: Jedi Twin
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name: Jocasta Nu
Rank: Jedi Archivist
Jocasta Nu at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
A vast repository of information rested within the polished
halls of the Jedi Archives. Serving as caretaker of this lore was
Madame Jocasta Nu, the Jedi archivist. While her appearance was
one of a frail, elderly woman, she possessed a sprightly demeanor
and an abrupt temperament. During Obi-Wan Kenobi's search for Senator
Padmé Amidala's assassin, Jocasta Nu shared information about
Count Dooku, a former Jedi much admired in the order. She was mystified,
however, by Kenobi's search for the planet Kamino. As the world
did not appear in the Archive records, Nu instantly concluded that
the planet did not exist. So reliant was she on the Jedi Archive's
data, she neglected to consider that perhaps the information could
have been tampered with. This was but one example of Jedi complacency
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name: Kam Solusar
Rank: Jedi Knight
Kam Solusar at Nespis VIII
First seen in the Expanded Universe
A Jedi Knight, Kam was the son of a Jedi slain by Darth Vader.
He spent nearly thirty years hiding from the Empire in the most
remote parts of the galaxy. When his whereabouts were discovered
by a group of Dark Jedi, he was tortured and forced to embrace the
Dark Side of the Force. The reborn Emperor used him as one of his
personal Dark Side Elite on Byss. When Luke Skywalker first met
him on Nespis VIII, Luke sensed his strength in the Force behind
the Dark Side facade, and challenged Kam to a game of Lightsider.
Luke won, and convinced Kam to return to the Light Side. Kam eventually
returned to Luke, joining the Jedi candidates on Yavin 4. He became
one of Luke's most gifted apprentices, and became a full Jedi Knight
several years after the death of Palpatine's clones.
Kam fell in love with Tionne, and the two were married shortly before
the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy. They acted as the administrators
of the Yavin 4 facility for many years, and Kam himself presided
over a solemn Jedi wedding for Luke and Mara Jade, before the pair
were wedded in a public ceremony on Coruscant. Kam and Tionne served
Luke as the wards of the youngest Jedi trainees during the height
of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, spiriting the children
away from Yavin 4 aboard the Errant Venture and eventually settling
them into a new home at the Maw Installation. Ultimately, Kam and
Tionne were among the handful of Jedi Knights to survive the conflict
with the Yuuzhan Vong. It was Kam's suggestion to Luke that the
Jedi Knights return to the planet Ossus to rebuild their new Jedi
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name: Ki-Adi-Mundi (1)
Rank: Jedi Council Representative
Ki-Adi-Mundi at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
Ki-Adi-Mundi was an alien representative who sat on the Jedi Council.
A humanoid being, Ki's most distinguishing physical feature was
an enlarged conical cranium that contained a binary brain. When
Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn reported a Sith attack during the events
surrounding the Battle of Naboo, Ki-Adi-Mundi expressed shock at
the notion. "Impossible," he remarked, "the Sith
have been extinct for a millennium." For its failure to detect
the Sith menace in time, the Jedi first suffered the loss of one
its greatest masters, Qui-Gon Jinn. Ki-Adi-Mundi voyaged to Naboo
to attend Jinn's somber funeral, and was also present at the jubilant
celebration that marked the liberation of Naboo. |
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name: Ki-Adi-Mundi (2)
Rank: Jedi Council Representative
Ki-Adi-Mundi at Coruscant
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name: Kit Fisto
Rank: Jedi Taskforce Member
Kit Fisto at Glee Anselm
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
At its height, the Jedi order encompassed hundreds of different
species, all strong in the Force. Kit Fisto is a striking example
of an alien Jedi, with large, unblinking eyes, and a gathered tangle
of flexible tentacle-tresses extending from his head. The mighty
warrior not only advised the highest office of the Republic, but
was also part of the Jedi taskforce assembled by Mace Windu to rescue
captives from the Separatist stronghold on Geonosis. Fisto fought
well against the Geonosian and battle droid forces, being one of
the few Jedi to survive the extended melee within the carved walls
of the execution arena. When Republic reinforcements arrived to
spark the first battle of the epic Clone Wars, Kit Fisto led a special
unit of clone troopers into the thick of the conflict. |
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name: Kyle Katarn (1)
Rank: Elite Rebel Agent
Kyle Katarn at Sulon
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Kyle Katarn was an elite Rebel agent entrusted with some
of the most crucial missions of the Rebel Alliance. It was Katarn
that single-handedly infiltrated an Imperial installation on Danuta,
securing the technical plans of the Empire's Death Star battle station.
A former Imperial, Katarn was born on the Sullustan colony moon
of Sulon, living a simple existence as a farmer with his father
Morgan. Unaware of his father's Rebel sympathies, Kyle joined the
Imperial Academy at Carida. He was indoctrinated and became a decorated
Imperial trooper.
While in the Academy, Kyle's father was killed. Official records
indicated that the elder Katarn had been murdered by Rebel dissidents.
Kyle learned the truth, however, from a Rebel agent named Jan Ors.
His father was killed by the Empire for treason. Disgusted with
the institution he had joined, Kyle discarded his badges and merits,
and cast away his Imperial trappings. He resolved to join the Rebellion. |
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name: Kyle Katarn (2)
Rank: Elite Rebel Agent
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name: Kyp Durron
Rank: Padawan
Kyp Durron at Deyer Colony of
Anoat
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Time and again Kyp Durron has faced incredible hardship,
and has emerged stronger from the experience, yet not unscathed.
Durron's attunement to the Force is very powerful, and the restraint
taught by his master, Luke Skywalker, could barely contain the impetuous
young Jedi. When Durron abandoned his restraint and gave into his
emotions, the results were disastrous. Durron was born to outspoken
political activists in the Deyer colony of the barren Anoat system.
When their views bordered on treason, Imperial stormtroopers raided
the Durron home and rounded up the dissidents. Kyp and his parents
were sentenced to hard labor at the Kessel spice mines while his
older brother Zeth was drafted into the Imperial military at Carida.
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name: Leesub Sirln
Rank: Slave
Leesub Sirln at Mos Eisley
Frist seen in the Expanded Universe
This Qiraash was enslaved as a child by Imperial High Inquisitor
Tremayne, because she was adept in the use of the Force. She escaped
his captivity, and hid in the maze of backstreets in Mos Eisley. |
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name: Luminara Unduli
Rank: Advisor
Luminara Unduli at Mirial
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
Luminara Unduli served the Jedi order in the final years
of the Galactic Republic. An exotic female humanoid, Luminara was
a trusted advisor to the Jedi Council and the Republic government.
When crises demanded it, she and her faithful Padawan learner, Barriss
Offee, would rush into the thick of conflict, where their incredible
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name: Mace Windu (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Mace Windu at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
A respected Jedi on par with the venerable Yoda, Mace Windu
was a senior member of the Jedi High Council. His wisdom and experience
were legendary, and his words carried great weight. In the later
years of the Republic, Windu spent most of his time in the Jedi
Temple of Coruscant. He regularly conferred with Yoda and the ten
other members of the Council, contemplating the very nature of the
Force and the affairs of the Jedi Knights. Windu was well schooled
in Jedi philosophy and history. He knew of the ancient prophecy
of the Chosen One who would return balance to the Force. When maverick
Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn approached the Council with a prospective
candidate to fulfill that prophecy, Windu was hesitant. With reservations,
he agreed that the child, Anakin Skywalker, could be tested for
Jedi potential.
Though Anakin had the highest midi-chlorian count on record, and
indeed showed great potential, the Council and Windu decided that
he was not to be trained. He was too old to begin the life of a
Jedi. After Qui-Gon's death, the Council rescinded their original
decision, and granted Obi-Wan Kenobi permission to train Anakin
Skywalker. Windu, a diplomat by nature, believed in the power of
words over action. But as the galaxy found itself increasingly fragmented
by the rise of a powerful secessionist movement, he grew to question
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name: Mace Windu (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Mace Windu
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name: Mace Windu (3)
Rank: Jedi Master
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name: Morgan Katarn
Rank: Alliance Member
Morgan Katarn at Sulon
First seen in the Expanded Universe
This native of Sulon was Kyle Katarn's father. He was also
quite sensitive to the Force, but was untrained as a child. He recognized
that he had certain gifts when he used the Force to nudge a bully
off-balance, sending the other child over a ten-meter cliff to his
death. With no witnesses, Morgan told his parents that the bully
just slipped, but he kept his knowledge of the Force a secret. Years
later, Morgan retired at about the time Kyle enrolled in the Academy,
hoping that his son could receive an education despite the family's
poor status. Shortly afterward, the Empire subjugated Sulon.
Morgan couldn't sit back and watch his world destroyed, so he joined
the Alliance. During the evacuation of his friends and his assisting
the Alliance, Morgan learned of the location of the Valley of the
Jedi. He used many tricks to hide the location of the Valley from
evil eyes, including creating a map to its planet in the ceiling
tiles of his house. He told his good friend Qu Rahn about his discovery,
for Rahn was also searching for its location. Rahn recognized the
strength of the Force in Morgan, and realized that Kyle would eventually
become a Jedi. Rahn entrusted his lightsaber to Morgan to give to
Kyle, so that he could locate the Valley and protect it from Dark
Jedi. After Rahn's death at Jerec's hands, Jerec who travelled to
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name: Nomi Sunrider (1)
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Nomi Sunrider at Ambria
First seen in the Expanded Universe
The wife of Andur Sunrider, Nomi accompanied her husband
on a mission to deliver Adegan crystals from Master Chamma to Master
Thon. When they were waylayed in the Stenness System and Andur was
killed, Nomi suddenly realized that she was as strong with the Force
as her husband was, if not stronger. She quickly dispatched the
thugs that killed Andur, using his lightsaber to cut them down.
She feared the use of the weapon, and later continued her dead husband's
trek through the Stenness System to deliver the Adegan crystals
to Ambria. There, she herself picked up the Jedi training that was
meant for her husband. She trained under Master Thon, who discovered
that Nomi was proficient in the use of Jedi battle meditation. Thon
also started training Nomi's daughter, Vima. When Bogga the Hutt
pursued Nomi and her Adegan crystals to Ambria, Nomi again resisted
the use of the lightsaber, but took it up to defend her Jedi Master.She
dispatched Bogga's minions, and strode further down the path to
becoming a Jedi. It is later revealed by Thon that Nomi's coming
is foretold in at least one of the Jedi Prophecies. She was later
assigned to assist Ulic Qel-Droma in quelling the civil war in Onderon
system, and eventually fell in love with Ulic. That love was short-lived,
though, for Ulic fell down the path to the Dark Side of the Force
in his attempt to penetrate the Krath. They tried to defeat the
Krath in the Empress Teta System, but were repelled. She was part
of the Great Council on Deneba, and later returned to the Tetan
System to try and persuade Ulic from his dark quest. Her love for
him proved to be lesser than his desire to avenge Arca's death,
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name: Nomi Sunrider (2)
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Nomi Sunrider
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (1)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan Kenobi at Naboo
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
A dedicated and legendary Jedi Knight, Obi-Wan Kenobi has
had a long and tumultuous career that has helped shape the fate
of an entire galaxy. When he was 25 standard years old, he was caught
up in the important events of the Battle of Naboo. At the time he
was a Padawan learner, apprenticed to Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn.
At the behest of Supreme Chancellor Valorum, Obi-Wan and his master
secretly voyaged to Naboo to negotiate a peaceful settlement to
the tense Trade Federation blockade of the planet. Aboard a Trade
Federation vessel, the scheming Neimoidians sprung a trap on the
Jedi, and attempted to kill them. Kenobi and his master escaped
and stowed away on Trade Federation invasion craft landing on Naboo's
surface.
Following his master, Obi-Wan voyaged from Naboo to Coruscant and
back during the intrigue that surrounded the Battle of Naboo. When
Qui-Gon Jinn brought a freed young slave boy, Anakin Skywalker,
before the Jedi Council, Obi-Wan was taken aback. Qui-Gon claimed
that Anakin was the Chosen One of an ancient Jedi prophecy, and
that he was to be Jinn's new Padawan learner, replacing Obi-Wan.
The council refused Jinn's proposal to train the boy. This was just
one of many disagreements that Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn had
during their time together. Jinn, a proponent of the living Force
over the more serene unifying Force, had long been a maverick in
the eyes of the Jedi Council. Obi-Wan implored his master not to
go against the Council, but Qui-Gon always responded by saying that
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (2)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan Kenobi
at Naboo
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (3)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan Kenobi
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (4)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan Kenobi
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (5)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan Kenobi
at Naboo
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (6)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan
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name: Obi-Wan Kenobi (7)
Rank: Jedi Knight
Obi-Wan
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name: Oppo Rancisis
Rank: Jedi Master
Oppo Rancisis at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
The shaggy-haired serpentine Jedi Master Oppo Rancisis sat
on the Jedi Council during the waning years of that august order.
He was present when maverick Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn brought young
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name: Plo Koon (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Plo Koon at Dorin
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
In the waning days of the Republic, the ranks of the Jedi
Order were commanded by a High Council of Jedi Masters who convened
in a towering temple on Coruscant. Twelve Jedi sat in a circle to
contemplate matters of the Force, and dispatch Knights to scattered
crises across the galaxy. One such Jedi Master was Plo Koon, an
imposing alien whose face was concealed behind a forked facemask.
His well-muscled humanoid form filled out the traditional Jedi robes.
Koon was present on the Council when Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn presented
Anakin Skywalker as a prospective Jedi candidate. He also served
the Council a decade later when the Jedi faced one of their greatest
conflicts. |
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name: Plo Koon (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Plo Koon
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name: Qu Rahn
Rank: Jedi Knight
Qu Rahn at Dorlo
First seen in the Expanded Universe
This former Jedi Knight spent the twilight of his career searching
for the lost Valley of the Jedi. Rahn seemed to be one step ahead
of the Dark Jedi, Jerec, who was also searching for the Valley.
He feared the Valley was only a myth until Morgan Katarn discovered
its whereabouts. Rahn felt that Morgan was quite sensitive to the
Force, and saw that his son, Kyle Katarn, would someday figure in
the locating of the Valley. He entrusted his lightsaber to Morgan,
to pass on to Kyle, then tried to defeat Jerec himself. However,
Jerec captured him on Dorlo and executed him aboard the Vengeance,
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name: Qui-Gon Jinn (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Qui-Gon Jinn at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
A venerable if maverick Jedi Master, Qui-Gon Jinn is a student
of the living Force. Unlike other Jedi Masters, who often lose themself
in the meditation of the unifying Force, Qui-Gon Jinn lived for
the moment, espousing a philosophy of "feel, don't think --
use your instincts." Were it not for Qui-Gon's unruly views,
he would have undoubtedly been on the Jedi Council. At the behest
of Supreme Chancellor Valorum, Qui-Gon and his Padawan apprentice
Obi-Wan Kenobi journeyed to Naboo to settle the trade dispute that
threatened the peaceful world. Aboard a Trade Federation battleship,
the Jedi were ambushed, but they managed to escape to Naboo's surface.
In the swamplands of Naboo, Qui-Gon rescued a clumsy Gungan outcast,
Jar Jar Binks, who swore a life-debt to the Jedi. Qui-Gon's compassionate
nature was such that he took the strange alien under his protection.
With his help, they journeyed to the city of Theed. There, they
freed Queen Amidala and her retinue from the clutches of the Trade
Federation, and set off to deliver her safely to Coruscant. During
the trip to the capital, damaged sustained to the Royal Starship
forced an unscheduled stop on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine. There,
Qui-Gon discovered a young slave boy named Anakin Skywalker, who
was strong in the Force. Sensing the boy's potential, Qui-Gon liberated
Anakin from slavery. During their departure from Tatooine, Qui-Gon
was nearly killed by a dark warrior, whom he suspected to be a Sith
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name: Qui-Gon Jinn (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Qui-Gon Jinn
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name: Qui-Gon Jinn (3)
Rank: Jedi Master
Qui-Gon Jinn
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name: Qui-Gon Jinn (4)
Rank: Jedi Master
Qui-Gon Jinn
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name: Quinlan Vos
Rank: Jedi Initiate
Quinlan Vos at Kiffex
First seen in the Expanded Universe
It's for good reason that the Jedi Code dictates that initiates
into the Order are brought in during infancy. The tenets of the
Jedi are repeatedly reinforced during a Padawan's training, to diminish
any possibility of transgression into the dark side's seductive
grasp. Thus was the fate of Quinlan Vos, a young Kiffar from Clan
Vos discovered by the Jedi. The tightly knit clans of Kiffu at first
did not want Vos to leave his home. At a very young age, Vos showed
prodigious psychometric talent -- he could read the tenuous psychic
imprints left by living hands on inanimate objects. A Kiffar that
displayed such abilities usually served his people as a Guardian
-- a local law enforcer that protected the sector of space wherein
the twin planets of Kiffu and Kiffex reside. Quinlan's parents,
Quian and Pethros, were both Guardians, and members of the influential
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name: Saesee Tiin
Rank: Jedi Master
Saesee Tiin at Iktotch
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
The imposing Saesee Tiin was a member of the Jedi Council
during the final years of the Republic. He served that noble assemblage
during the commotion of the Sith's return surrounding the events
of the Battle of Naboo. Tiin voyaged to Naboo to attend the funeral
of fallen Jedi Qui-Gon Jinn, and the jubilant celebration that marked
the liberation of that outlying world. Ten years after this event,
Tiin was still an active member of the Jedi order. Tiin is a powerfully
built humanoid male, with large hands and two down-sweeping horns
surrounding his grim face. |
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name: Shaak Ti
Rank: Jedi Master
Shaak Ti at Shili
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
The Jedi Council consisted of 12 wise and powerful Jedi Masters
who convened within the towering Jedi Temple on Coruscant to contemplate
matters of the Force and dispatch Knights to scattered crises across
the galaxy. The faces on the Council would change to meet the increasing
needs of the Republic. During the events precipitating the start
of the Clone Wars, Jedi Master Shaak Ti sat on the Council. She
was an exotic alien female with colorful patterning decorating her
flexible lekku. Shaak Ti was one of the 200 Jedi that traveled to
Geonosis on a mission to rescue captives from the growing Separatist
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name: Tenel Ka
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Tenel Ka at Dathomir
First seen in the Expanded Universe
The daughter of Isolder and Teneniel Djo, Tenel Ka was raised
on Dathomir in the tradition of the other witches in Teneniel's
clan. Tenel showed great aptitude with the Force, and later attended
Luke Skywalker's Jedi Academy on Yavin 4, at the same time as Jacen
and Jaina Solo. She was a reserved, distant companion to the twins,
in keeping with the strength she learned on Dathomir. When Luke
discovered the connection between Lando Calrissian's lost corusca
gems and the space station Borgo Prime, he took Tenel Ka with him
to search out any leads on the Shadow Academy. Later, she posed
with him on Dathomir as Force sensitives, and were transported to
the Shadow Academy.
There, they helped rescue Jaina and Jacen. Her Jedi training nearly
came to an end when Luke Skywalker requested that the students at
his praxeum built their own lightsabers, in preparation for battling
the Shadow Academy. Tenel Ka felt that the weapon was no the important
link, but the warrior was. She didn't focus all of her energies
in her lightsaber, which she built from an old rancor tooth. In
a practice duel with Jacen Solo, Tenel pushed herself and Jacen
to their limits. Her lightsaber failed to maintain its energy beam,
and Jacen's blade passed through it, severing Tenel Ka's left arm
above the elbow. The wound was instantly cauterized, and replacing
the hand was impossible. She travelled back to Hapes to recover
from the incident, secretly wondering about her own abilities. She
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name: Tionne
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Tionne at Yavin 4
First seen in the Expanded Universe
One of Luke's first Jedi apprentices on Yavin 4, Tionne was
a near-human minstrel and historian. A native of the planet of Rindao,
she learned of the Force from her grandmother, who instilled in
Tionne the passion for ancient Jedi legends. This was unusual, for
all knowledge of the Jedi was thought to have been eradicated from
her homeworld. Because of her retellings of the Jedi histories,
Tionne's grandmother was executed by Imperial stormtroopers in a
public square. Tionne took her grandmother's stringed instrument
and fled the planet, searching for any trace of information on the
Jedi.
She had very little Force-sensitivity, but Luke Skywalker saw enough
promise in her that he invited her to help discover the ancient
Jedi teachings. She eventually became a full Jedi Knight, but her
powers were somewhat limited. Nevertheless, she put her talents
to good use, serving as a historian and administrator of the Yavin
4 praxeum. She eventually fell in love with Kam Solusar, and the
two were married shortly before the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy.
Kam and Tionne served as the caretakers of the youngest Jedi trainees
during the invasion, gathering them aboard the Errant Venture and
eventually settling them into a new base at the Maw Installation.
Tionne and Kam were ultimately among the handful of Jedi Knights
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name: Vima-Da-Boda
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Vima-Da-Boda at Kessel
First seen in the Expanded Universe
A descendant of Nomi and Vima Sunrider, Vima was a great
warrior for over a century before she began teaching her daughter,
Neema, about the Force. Neema, however, grew tired of her mother's
slow style, and attempted to teach herself. She became seduced by
the Dark Side of the Force, and was utterly consumed by it. Neema
became the mistress, and later the wife, of an Ottethan warlord,
who eventually grew tired of her and cast her out into the rancor-filled
forests of his homeworld. Vima heard Neema's telepathic plea for
help, and set out at once to find her. Vima arrived too late to
save her daughter, and sliced the warlord in half with her lightsaber.
She succumbed to the Dark Side of the Force, and was stripped of
her ability to sense and use the Force. Thus, she escaped the Jedi
Purge which Emperor Palpatine initiated. Vima got into trouble,
and was sent to the spice mines of Kessel, where she discovered
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name: Vima Sunrider
Rank: Jedi Apprentice
Vima Sunrider at Rhen
First seen in the Expanded Universe
The daughter of Andur and Nomi Sunrider, Vima was born with
a rich family heritage in the use of the Force. Little in known
about her early training following the death of her father, but
she showed an innate ability to talk with animals. During the Exis
Convocation, Vima grew bored when her mother refused to train. Using
her rudimentary skills with the Force, Vima stowed away on Hoggon's
and convinced him to take her to Ulic Qel-Droma on Rhen Var. Vima
believed that Ulic would train her in the Jedi way, despite his
lack of contact with the Force, but was unprepared for his initial
wrath. However, Ulic realized that Vima had been sent to him for
a reason, and agreed to train her. Vima was a quick study, and soon
built her own lightsaber.However, to Ulic's dismay, Vima began to
grow impatient with the learning process. She was quickly calmed
by Ulic, who feared losing her to the Dark Side fof the Force. When
Nomi arrived on Rhen Var to take her home, Vima refused to leave
Ulic's side. Ulic, for all his despair, discussed things with Nomi
and convinced her that he had tried his best to lead Vima toward
the Light Side of the Force. When Ulic was killed by Hoggon, Vima
and Nomi saw Ulic's body disappear into the Force, and realized
that he still had the heart of a Jedi. With his last breath, Ulic
proclaimed Vima to be a Jedi herself. Vima returned with her mother,
who continued her training. |
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name: Vodo-Siosk-Baas
Rank: Jedi Master
Vodo-Siosk-Baas at Coruscant
First seen in the Expanded Universe
Vodo-Siosk Bosk was a Krevaaki, a part-insect, part-crustacean
Jedi Master who trained his apprentices from a base on Dantooine.
Master Vodo was the teacher of the Jedi Knights Dace Diath and Shoaneb
Culu, and later assumed the training of Nomi Sunrider. He was an
expert at the creation of the lightsaber, and was known to be able
to create a weapon in mere days. Baas was also the teacher of the
Jedi Knight Exar Kun, before Kun turned to the Sith teachings and
the Dark Side of The Force. Despite his proficiency with lightsabers,
Baas prefered to use a simple staff which he wielded adeptly against
any lightsaber.
He augmented the staff's strength through the Force. He was greatly
troubloed by the rise of Sith power, especially because it was his
former student that was at the heart of the disturbance. He felt
that he had failed, and returned to Coruscant after the capture
of Ulic Qel-Droma. He hoped to sway the former Jedi back from the
Dark Side, but was foiled by the appearance of Exar Kun. Kun challenged
him to a duel, and Baas was brutally slain by his former student
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name: Yaddle
Rank: Mysterious
Yaddle at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
The quiet Yaddle was a member of the same mysterious species
as the revered Jedi Master Yoda. Yaddle sat on the Jedi Council
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name: Yareel Poof
Rank: Jedi Master
Yareel Poof at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 1 – The Phantom
Menace
This Quermian was a member of the Jedi Council during the
last years of the Old Republic. He was known among the Council for
his skills in projecting illusions. Poof was one of the Jedi Masters
who voted for the training of Anakin Skywalker. In the years between
the Battle of Naboo and the onset of the Clone Wars, Master Poof
protected the planet Coruscant against the possible actions of the
renegade Annoo-Dat General, Ashaar Khorda. Master Poof discovered
Khorda's plans to use the Infant of Shaa to destroy Coruscant, and
barely arrived in time to prevent Khorda. Unexpectedly assisted
by Jango Fett and Zam Wesell, Yarael Poof managed to defeat Khorda
and recover the statue. However, its destruction had already been
triggered by Khorda's power. Master Poof died in a valiant effort
to use the Force to return the Infant to its dormant state. |
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name: Yoda (1)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 5 – The Empire
Strikes Back
Yoda, the ancient and revered Jedi Master, lived his final years
hiding on the swamp planet of Dagobah. Nine hundred years old, Yoda
had trained Jedi for eight centuries, and was very powerful in the
Force. Among his last pupils were the most important (and reckless)
Jedi in recent history, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker.
In the waning days of the Republic, Yoda was a respected senior
member of the Jedi Council. Serving alongside such luminaries as
Mace Windu and Ki-Adi-Mundi, Yoda was present during the turbulent
events that would eventually unravel the centuries-old Republic
and seal the fate of the Jedi order. Yoda served an important role
in the Jedi Council.
When young Padawans began their first foray into Jedi training,
they did so under Yoda's guidance. Many of the Republic's greatest
Jedi trained under Yoda when they were children -- schooled in groupings
called clans. Once the Jedi hopefuls grew older, approaching their
teenage years, they would then be paired to an elder Jedi Knight
or Master to continue training one-on-one. |
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name: Yoda (2)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at
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name: Yoda (3)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at
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name: Yoda (4)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at
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name: Yoda (5)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at
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name: Yoda (6)
Rank: Jedi Master
Yoda at
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name: Youngling (1)
Rank: Youngling
Youngling at Coruscant
First seen in Episode 2 – Attack of the
Clones
These younglings have the force through them, this is why
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name: Youngling (2)
Rank: Youngling
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name: Youngling (3)
Rank: Youngling
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