I think it's only a matter of time. The canon is only, what, about 3 years old? The EU purge was in 2014, right? Anyway, the EU was built up since the late 70s or the 80s I believe, starting with some of the early comic strips. Decades of lore and world-building went into it.
MDM 1492 They’re already making some seriously boneheaded decisions. The New Republic agreeing to not having standing armies is one of the fucking stupidest and most forced things ever. All for the sake of having the same power dynamic of the original trilogy, instead of a more balanced war like EU did.
Ledgends makes a lot more sense than what we have seen so far in the sequel trilogy. 10,000 Jedi killed over 19 years in the whole galaxy during the Empire seems hard to believe. There must have been a hundred or dozens at least remaining during the events of episode 7. Luke being the only one alive seems improbable. You would think after the defeat of the Empire the surviving Jedi would have regrouped.
KingFelix bruh he only took on like 20 students in canon, in legends he took on hundreds, and had some help from a couple Jedi masters that resurfaced after the empire fell, of course canon Luke’s Jedi order failed, they gave him too little
Obi-Wan and Luke went to Tatooine, because Luke had family (sort of) and Anakin's memories from Tatooine would cloud his vision if he were to look for them there.
Starkiller didn't exactly kill her. If I remember the fight, she throw herself in a pit and a burst of light occur. Which to me seem like when a jedi commit suicide so their energy is released unto the force to empower it. I'm not exactly sure in what ways but maybe it allow for more force sensitive children to be born like the life force and mutants in xmen.
How many Jedi do you guys think should have survived, both for realism and story telling sake. Around 100 to 200 like in Legends, or only around like 10 like in Canon, or somewhere in between?
I think it makes more sense that around a hundred or so survived because, the Jedi were all over the galaxy and had many temples and bases on many worlds, but we don't see a lot because most are either suppressing their abilities or hiding in extremely remote/unknown regions.
This channel REALLY makes me want to invest my time into becoming a “true” Star Wars fan. And by true I mean, just not watching the movies for entertainment. I love learning about characters pasts and the things they went through and all the history. How does one go about starting on this path?
Lol.....well no shit. Is there a particular series? The best place to start? Canon va non-canon. Are there comics that arent really “endorsed” by the Star Wars community secondary to being created by some random shmuck who just started random offshoots?!? I need answers man!!!
absolutetuber ok that literally was the worst advice ever. I would recommend the Clone Wars 2008 tv show. It does a great job of balancing the politics of the Republic with the fighting of the War. You get a real sense of what how the Jedi fit into their roles as peacekeepers, and more of what the Republic actually looked like. It’s a great starting place that’s still canon
I prefer Legends canon when it comes to this. There’s just so much more depth and rich history there. Also, does anyone notice that Obi-Wan aged a little too fast by the time of New Hope? Then again, he's lived through a lot, so I can pass it off from the stress and hardships. But if that's the case for him, what's the excuse for Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru?
@@chrisj984 Actually, in retrospective, I'm glad they did. In the sense that I can easily separate the Disney canon from the Lucas canon. The only ones I am willing to take into the Lucas era (aka Legends) is the final season of Clone Wars (as it was already part of the old canon) and Rogue One. But that's really it. I like the Mandalorian but it doesn't fit into the Legends universe. It's probably the only best thing that Disney has done, outside of the final season of Clone Wars.
@@AemiliaJacobus After some time since I wrote that comment, I agree. Plus, he just got out of a war and a major battle with a former friend, not to mention losing his entire Order and Republic that he had fought so hard for. So yeah, it makes sense that he would age the way that he has during these 16 to 18 years. If anything, that question should be asked for Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen.
@@chrisj984 Oh, I agree. They should have adapted the books into the new canon, especially with their talk about wanting to have more stronger female characters. The legends lore is filled with them. And the Thrawn novels would have been amazing to see on screen, tv or theater.
They better make some of the stories of the legends, canon. I mean it's highly unlikely that only five out of thousands of Jedi have survived the order!
Jemi Johnson Indeed, i've never been a big fan of the inquisitors or Emperor's hands either, i found the idea of Vader hunting the surviving Jedi down by himself, much better.
Ronan Shandowninja Kanan mentioned in Rebels that there were thousands of Jedi before order 66, there were plenty of Jedi even according to canon, but most of them were not mentioned by their names!
Legends had dozens of authors and decades of literature. Disney didn't mess up anything, as some here would say. It's funny, those who complained about the prequels now complain about Disney messing up Star Wars. Some can never be happy. Given time, I would say the actual canon will develop just as rich of a history. It was impossible to keep all of the EU because it made it basically impossible to create new films without completely copying. Making it Legends was the only real move they could have made.
If you were a Jedi that survived Order 66, what would you have done? I personally would have joined the Empire and become either an Emperor's Hand or an Inquisitor.
The 501st I feel as elite as they are, are very underrated. I feel like we generally think of the lowest ranking jedi of being like Achillies, these insanely talented warriors, and the 501st just steamrolled them.
Every time I watch Episode III the part where Yoda clutches his heart as Order 66 is executed always grabs me. He could feel Jedi dying across the galaxy by the clone troops that were supposed to protect and support them.
I would head to the outer reaches of the galaxy and live as a trader of fine goods and antiques. Also I would work distantly smuggling supplies and Intel for the Rebels.
SG Klenkogi If he watched the videos than he knows this that means that probably the sith already attacked him and he win (beacause he is stil alive ) soo -he is too powerful to be beaten by sith
I find it hard to believe that out of all these powerful force wielders' only 5 survived and most where killed by the clones, they should've sensed the disturbance in the force or had quicker reactions or just been better soldiers to kill the clones, rather stupid
Lyfe The clones DNA came from Jango Fett who was a bounty hunter and Jedi killer, he once killed 6 Jedi with hand to hand combat. So you can imagine what the clones were capable of and in the video he mentioned there was more Jedi but didn't have time to go over them.
Disney is weak. A force sensitive master Jedi could easily sense the brainless clones and waste several patroons before escaping to the outer rim before lunch.
If you were a jedi youngling who survived Order 66, which of the remaining canon jedi survivors would you wish to be with? And of course, amazing video as always! I see why you needed that one clip now :D
Yarrel Poof's death has not been covered in Canon yet, so that says he could still be alive around the time of Order 66. He escaped by getting an Order of 66 Pizzas. And when he returned to the temple he saw dead Jedi and Younglings everywhere. Believing everyone to be dead, he made fun of them and then escaped. Distracting the Clones with the pizza. Five Years Later he worked on the Death Star (In it's early days of construction.) as a chef. With Vader being completely oblivious to his true identity.
@@ingriddubbel8468 you really showed him huh... two years later. Good cinema is whatever gives the viewer an amazing experience, stop being such a bitter person.
Ingrid Dubbel wowwwww lmao that comment makes you sound like your bitter about being IN YOUR parents basement. Stop the letting the internet form all your opinions. Lmao
Yeah too bad "og hardcore SW fans" made him (and some actors) depressed after how they reacted to prequels, making him lose any interest in making more sw
@@Dollt28 actually that wasn't it. The "behind the scenes" of the deal are now public and we know that George still wanted to have creative control and even sold scripts for the sequel trilogy to Disney thinking they were gonna be used but he was ultimately betrayed by the man he used to call a friend.
I dont know if you will read this Fact Free but i just want to tell you that everytime i see a new video on your channal i cant resist to watch it, i love your channal so much you are one of the best star wars youtubers in the galaxy :)
Charles Harwood Well The population created their clone armies to Fight back against the empire but failed and It was used by the Empire to clone a Force sensitive army and was the sight of a Rebel victory where they capture Darth Vader as seen in the 2nd game in the Force Unleashed series
Slender Man 186 Haha, get triggered by canon and non canon. Let's intensify the triggery: Kaminoians created their own army of clones and use them to fight the empire. Boba Fett, with his knowledge of Kamino, assisted the 501st. Gizor Delso activated a droid factory on Mustafar and the 501st imperials fought them. Shaak Ti was killed by Star Killer AND: Chewbaca died by saving 199 people and sacrificed himself to a flaming sun that was set in a collision course to the planet, in which chewie will burn on and scream his last roar
There were also Jedi that managed to survive Order 66 in-part because they had removed themselves from the Galactic Community through many different means. Ikrit was a Kushiban Jedi that was trained by Jedi Master Yoda, discovering the Golden Globe in Yavin IV containing the souls of thousands of Massassai children, Ikrit sought a way to help free them and went into self-imposed exile and a meditative trance for the next 4 centuries, only waking up when Anakin Solo and Tahiri Veila found him and helped him break the curse of the Golden Globe. Ikrit would later die during the Yuuzhan Vong War. Celeste Morne in-particular was trapped within Drepya's Oubliette on Taris in 3963 BBY, where she and the Murr Talisman that she possessed remained until the Oubliette was opened by Darth Vader in 19 BBY to find a way to overthrow the Emperor, only to have the power of the Muur Talisman to be used against his soldiers turning them into Rakghouls. Celeste Morne would escape into the galaxy to uninhabited worlds to keep the Rakghoul artifact contained, only being encountered a century later by Luke Skywalkers' descendant Cade Skywalker, who managed to help him defeat Krayts One Sith. By far the (arguably) OLDEST surviving member of the Jedi Order, Relin Druur was thrown forwards in time while aboard the Sith Dreadnaught _Harbinger_ in 5000 BBY, due to a fault in the dreadnaughts' hyperdrive: and would emerge into normal space just 41 years after the Battle of Yavin three decades after the Galactic Empire was long gone.
The Order saw much darker days in the past. Almost complete annihilation has happen to both sides of the force. The only problem? Too much of one leads to the other.
Much better. All Disney had to do was keep the best stories of legends and cut out the weirdness of the EU. Guess Disney does not believe in happy endings and fair fights anymore. Makes little sense that Disney turned its back on family and instead only focuses on mass profits.
Is anyone here watching this to catch up on the new Star Wars game coming out where you are a Jedi trying to escape the clones and Sith? I can't wait for it!
What is Shaak Ti's confirmed cause of death? As it was Star killer, then that became legends, I've heard she was killed while meditating, but that was also a deleted scene. So does she have a canon death? Is Disney claiming a deleted scene as canon?
A galactic atlas full of inaccuracies and an inaccurate force vision made vader killing her canon even though in countless other material she survived one instance being exile on Felicia the other recording a holocron ( in a canon comic) post order 66... it'd be safe to assume that master Ti survived initially and she may or not have survived the entire purge.
How did Palpatine and the rest of the galaxy view the clone troopers, did they think of them as disposable pawns or did they respect them for killing off the Jedi
Y'know what I want to know? What happened to the clone troopers after Order 66, specifically ones like Cody, Bly and Appo. Because Legends stated that while most of the 501st legion were destroyed (so that rules out Bly and Appo), and Cody was presumably killed by Starkiller on Kamino. But since Legends was wiped from the canonverse, I really want an explanation.
0:41 I honestly think the special editions should’ve added Qui-Gon. He was probably one of the last true Jedi who understood the force and didn’t think much of politics.
Cannon Ackmera, Bea Arthur from 'Holiday Special' was a librarian at the temple before order 66 then became the night manager at the cantina on Tattooen. She was a Jedi but not a knight.
Man, there's no way Vader would just go into "Jedi heaven" after what he did to other people. Making you see the light in your last breath is far too late for redemption. One good deed can't throw away a mountain of atrocities and horrible act you did in decades.
"You must unlearn what you have learned", that was probably difficult for at least some of the Jedi in hiding from Order 66. I'd imagine those Jedi were still clinging to the Old Jedi teachings, and might find "Legends" Luke's teachings almost a heresy(since, as I understand it, Luke looked for *all* known Force knowledge, Jedi *and* Sith, and took what he felt worked from *both* sides). But, I could be wrong☺.
In Legends there were also: - A group of Jedi on Naboo. Killed by the 501st/Vader’s Fist during the Battlefront II Mission: Imperial Diplomacy - A Jedi which led a Death Star Prison break. Killed by the 501st/Vader’s Fist during the Battlefront II Mission: Prison Break
The 200 who survived might not all have survived. The Jedi had another attack if I recall correctly after order 66. So really the most powerful surviving makes sense. But at the same time I think 25-50 should be the right amount. Also I would love if Disney does it to where some padawns survive the media temple. Somehow get smuggled off the planet by a Jedi master who dies or a bounty hunter who has a change of heart. Then so a comic series about the kids surviving the Empire.
It would be so cool if they made a movie (or movies) about the surviving Jedi in legends. Legends, like a lot of people here say, is more realistic and because there are so many people who are into fan fiction it really adds to the story.
It's hard to wrap my head around it because I grew up with the prequels but you could really get the impression from only having the original trilogy to go off of that the purge happened much longer ago than it actually did canonically. I have to wonder how many people in the 80s thought that the Order was gone long before Obi Wan even took on and trained Anakin as some sort of last surviving remnants of the Jedi during that time, much like how Kanan and Ezra were in canon, but eventually they were discovered by the Empire, leading ultimately to Anakin's fall. Would have been interesting in its own right and would explain why everyone in the original trilogy acts like there couldn't possibly be anyone left other than Luke (and Leia). Would also explain why Obi-Wan was so much older which I know is a meme because of how much time ended up passing between prequels and OT. I wish more people talked about the headcanons people had when there was less canon to work with that in hindsight ended up being entirely wrong. Similar to all the speculation about what the Clone Wars were before the prequels, right down to theories that Obi Wan was somehow a clone and that he was actually "OB-1" or something.
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Obi-Wan: "That boy is our last hope."
Yoda: "No...there is another... Actually, a few dozen, but make for good drama that does not."
They don't have strong blood
Silver days r/wooosh
@@BringDHouseDown idk i think yoda was referencing our new green friend in mandalorian
@@Ssj_Dirty_Apes Yeah nah pretty sure he wasn't
@@timrettke4383 ok. Then who is he talking about then? Its not like you gave an answer you silly fuck.
Empire: *Announces that Vader killed 50 Jedi at once
2003 Grievous: *Amateurs*
Buntaichō Saber loooooool good one xD
How many has grievous killed at once?
@@mr.anderson2218 hundreds, although not directly.
Grievous killed about 21 jedi. That is good amount because Qymaen jai Sheelal also known as Grievous wasn't force sensitive character.
@@vxo- but dude still having a hard time killing obi wan or Yoda tho
The problem with the canon storyline is that it focuses on the main characters, instead of fully developing a lore that Legends gave us.
I think it's only a matter of time. The canon is only, what, about 3 years old? The EU purge was in 2014, right?
Anyway, the EU was built up since the late 70s or the 80s I believe, starting with some of the early comic strips. Decades of lore and world-building went into it.
Occasionally I'll follow what is Kanon, but I personally will almost always follow what is said in Legends.
Calvin Matthews this why I only fallow the expanded universe it's clearly better
MDM 1492 They’re already making some seriously boneheaded decisions. The New Republic agreeing to not having standing armies is one of the fucking stupidest and most forced things ever. All for the sake of having the same power dynamic of the original trilogy, instead of a more balanced war like EU did.
“but canon was underdeveloped”
fuckoff, why the fuck would you accept legend to be purged then?
Ledgends makes a lot more sense than what we have seen so far in the sequel trilogy. 10,000 Jedi killed over 19 years in the whole galaxy during the Empire seems hard to believe. There must have been a hundred or dozens at least remaining during the events of episode 7. Luke being the only one alive seems improbable. You would think after the defeat of the Empire the surviving Jedi would have regrouped.
Lex Zastava nobody gives a shit
Some of the surviving Jedi from the old order eventually joined Luke's New Jedi Order
@@itsyaboidaboi2545 mad because canon is bad
Naz not as bad as fake Star Wars
The Empire was way too powerful for that
You forgot Jedi Bob. He was sitting naked on his lawn with a cold beer and then Clones jumped him.
*F*
Man that guy had the best brews
Bob was a true warrior.
Bob was an lovely jedi
This video is about SURVIVING jedi though. Bob is all our hero but hes deeeeeead.
Can you imagine the stress of being a surviving Jedi after order 66. Always being hunted then the decision of what to do with your life.
The Wolf and it isn’t like the empire doesn’t know what the fuck ya look at or how to find ya, shit would be intense
The Wolf imagine what it was like as a Jewish person in Germany after Hitler got voted in.
Erik E. Imagine being a Jewish Jedi
@@1517the_year Imagine being Mace Windu and living in America lol
Nathan Mawhinney ahahaha thank you sir for making me laugh
Anakin didn't survive... From a certain point of view.
Josh Siegel ..he said that genius..
Another point of view thinks the Jedi are evil.
Because he didn't have the high ground
@@bullmoosevelt4495 then you are lost...
He came back to life at the end of Episode 6.
I'm so sad that Plo Koon died. I wish he was still alive
Phil Eggtree PLO koon and kit fisto shouldn't. Had to die
JabronGaming3590 what if he survived the explosion or ejected
Plo koon Was my favorate
Mace Windu, Plo Koon and Kit Fisto 😭
Plo Koon has a brother btw just letting you know and Shak Tea lives and still does with Plo Koons brother
You can add Cal Kestis to the list :)
Taron malicos, cere and thrilla? Think they can be added.
@@burningash143 Yes :)
Trillas a sith not a Jedi anymore and cere is no longer a Jedi either
@@Archie88851 they were both survivers of order 66 as they were jedis at the time.
@@burningash143 oh yea fair enough
Luke: *Starts a new Jedi order that leads to peace throughout the Galaxy*
Disney: "Well yes, but actually no"
Papa Duckz yeah they fucked the series
Theres still like 30 years between Episode 6 and Episode 7. Just saying, a lot can happen in that time.
Fuck the Disney trilogy worst shit ever created
Edgelord42069 just had to mess it up
KingFelix bruh he only took on like 20 students in canon, in legends he took on hundreds, and had some help from a couple Jedi masters that resurfaced after the empire fell, of course canon Luke’s Jedi order failed, they gave him too little
Now with jedi fallen order we can add Cal to the list of surviving jedi
Warm Pond hell yeah
And Cere to since she’s one of Cal’s crew on the Mantis.
Spartan_117 She cut herself off from the Force & she reminds of some character from the modern made Wolfenstein video games.
@@BringDHouseDown true but that doesnt change the fact that she was a jedi who survived order 66
@@BringDHouseDown she did but reopened it in the final fight.
Yoda looks horrible in Rebels lol
he only looks good in the movies
I know right?
He reminds me of one of those 3d emojis
@@Klodhvig I think He was the only ok looking Jedi in The clone wars.
@@Klodhvig yeah he looked fine. I didnt know they made a "Rebels" story. I watched all the Clone Wars and loved them. When did they make "Rebels Wars"
One played it smart and hid under the nose,as a kitchen staff member in the death star.
El Nieto robot chicken reference? Love it
He would later die.
How?
I'm your 69th like!
@@gentlemansfrog8587 it kinda blew up
How to protect Luke from Darth vader
Sent Luke to a planet with sand
Obi-Wan and Luke went to Tatooine, because Luke had family (sort of) and Anakin's memories from Tatooine would cloud his vision if he were to look for them there.
Gregory Gannon r/woooosh
Jeez none of you got it
remember
*he doesn't like sand.*
Gregory Gannon and he doesn’t like sand
Anyone watching after the new star war game was released
Yessir
😁😁😁
Yup
joshuaSMF nope arter the movie
Me
There are many outcomes for Shaak Ti! Anakin kills her, Starkiller kills her, she exiles herself.
yea, i guess it kinda sucks that there isnt one real version where everything is how it happened.
@@TheHouseMafia1 i like the starkiller version.
Grevious aswell
Starkiller didn't exactly kill her.
If I remember the fight, she throw herself in a pit and a burst of light occur. Which to me seem like when a jedi commit suicide so their energy is released unto the force to empower it.
I'm not exactly sure in what ways but maybe it allow for more force sensitive children to be born like the life force and mutants in xmen.
I thought grevious killed her in episode 3, it was in the deleted scenes.
3:03 Didn't know tarzan was a jedi. The more you know
That's Quinlin Vos.
Frosty it's Quinlan Vos😂
Frosty 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠
Frosty+ he's not!
Frosty hahaha nice one!
How many Jedi do you guys think should have survived, both for realism and story telling sake. Around 100 to 200 like in Legends, or only around like 10 like in Canon, or somewhere in between?
Fact Free make a video about: Did Rex know about Anakin and padmaes relationship
Did bad batch execute order 66?
I think it makes more sense that around a hundred or so survived because, the Jedi were all over the galaxy and had many temples and bases on many worlds, but we don't see a lot because most are either suppressing their abilities or hiding in extremely remote/unknown regions.
Fact Free kit fisto should have survived if he wasn't on the Jedi council and if he wasn't present for Palpatines arrest
Fact Free I think that canon had the right number. Also, what is Star Wars legends?
200 is too many, 5 is too few, i would go with around 50!
This channel REALLY makes me want to invest my time into becoming a “true” Star Wars fan. And by true I mean, just not watching the movies for entertainment. I love learning about characters pasts and the things they went through and all the history.
How does one go about starting on this path?
Read all the comics
Lol.....well no shit. Is there a particular series? The best place to start? Canon va non-canon. Are there comics that arent really “endorsed” by the Star Wars community secondary to being created by some random shmuck who just started random offshoots?!? I need answers man!!!
absolutetuber ok that literally was the worst advice ever. I would recommend the Clone Wars 2008 tv show. It does a great job of balancing the politics of the Republic with the fighting of the War. You get a real sense of what how the Jedi fit into their roles as peacekeepers, and more of what the Republic actually looked like. It’s a great starting place that’s still canon
Plus, your thirst for understanding Anakin and his motives is very much quenched
Awesome! Thanks!!
I prefer Legends canon when it comes to this. There’s just so much more depth and rich history there.
Also, does anyone notice that Obi-Wan aged a little too fast by the time of New Hope? Then again, he's lived through a lot, so I can pass it off from the stress and hardships. But if that's the case for him, what's the excuse for Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru?
As I understand, Kenobi aged very fast due to the strong presence of the dark side in Tatooine affecting his body
I don't think it's unlikely that Obi-Wan aged the way he did. No doubt the stress of exile affected his appearance as well as the climate of Tatooine.
@@chrisj984 Actually, in retrospective, I'm glad they did. In the sense that I can easily separate the Disney canon from the Lucas canon. The only ones I am willing to take into the Lucas era (aka Legends) is the final season of Clone Wars (as it was already part of the old canon) and Rogue One. But that's really it. I like the Mandalorian but it doesn't fit into the Legends universe. It's probably the only best thing that Disney has done, outside of the final season of Clone Wars.
@@AemiliaJacobus After some time since I wrote that comment, I agree. Plus, he just got out of a war and a major battle with a former friend, not to mention losing his entire Order and Republic that he had fought so hard for. So yeah, it makes sense that he would age the way that he has during these 16 to 18 years.
If anything, that question should be asked for Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen.
@@chrisj984 Oh, I agree. They should have adapted the books into the new canon, especially with their talk about wanting to have more stronger female characters. The legends lore is filled with them. And the Thrawn novels would have been amazing to see on screen, tv or theater.
Damm order 66 did so much damage to the Jedi
oh you dont say that...
Mattew L still it was a very good plan. and the patience of Palpatine is legendary
What makes you think that? the fact 99% of them died?
Those sith buggers
No shit
They better make some of the stories of the legends, canon. I mean it's highly unlikely that only five out of thousands of Jedi have survived the order!
Yeah I agree especially how scrubby the Inquisitors are in canon, I highly doubt they could have killed every Jedi beside Obi wan and Yoda.
Jemi Johnson Indeed, i've never been a big fan of the inquisitors or Emperor's hands either, i found the idea of Vader hunting the surviving Jedi down by himself, much better.
I agree but in Canon there where not as many Jedi as there were in Legends
Ronan Shandowninja Kanan mentioned in Rebels that there were thousands of Jedi before order 66, there were plenty of Jedi even according to canon, but most of them were not mentioned by their names!
most likely more. The new canon isn't as fleshed out as Legends.
Why is the legends so much better
DXEmpire because Disney runs the new stuff.
DXEmpire cos disney fucked it all up
DXEmpire Because the Disney Canon is still Fresh and not as rich with lore at the moment
Why would you want the new cannon to be bare bones?
Legends had dozens of authors and decades of literature.
Disney didn't mess up anything, as some here would say. It's funny, those who complained about the prequels now complain about Disney messing up Star Wars. Some can never be happy.
Given time, I would say the actual canon will develop just as rich of a history. It was impossible to keep all of the EU because it made it basically impossible to create new films without completely copying. Making it Legends was the only real move they could have made.
You forgot Rahm Kota amongst a great many other survivors.
Oh yes! I used to play TFU on DS so much!
Kota was shown in the video
I don’t understand why Jedi would kill other Jedi for entertainment for Palps.
Surely they would of killed themselves
If you were a Jedi that survived Order 66, what would you have done? I personally would have joined the Empire and become either an Emperor's Hand or an Inquisitor.
Fact Free I would've lost my virginity
Eric Vane lol
Fact Free same
I would have rebelled as long as i can
Fact Free I would have become a bounty hunter, get a blaster, get a nice ship and bang a twileg
*now we wait for the force-sensitive children from Star Wars: Fallen Order*
drunkpenor except we don’t, they might not even become Jedi
I don’t have the game but I know the main character survived it as a child
Jack Zarate trust in the force, bro.
They were never found or they were found by Luke but then killed or joined the first order
Spartan_117 I wish
canon.. 5... legends... 200... Oh common!!!
What?
Björn Snellman Well cannon 5 KNOWN its entirely possible many more survived.
yeah. I know... but i do count more of the legends to the main story anyway :D
i assume the canon count will raise up to 6, something tells me the name chirrut imwe will soon be added.
it is stated that he is not a jedi.
The 501st I feel as elite as they are, are very underrated. I feel like we generally think of the lowest ranking jedi of being like Achillies, these insanely talented warriors, and the 501st just steamrolled them.
Every time I watch Episode III the part where Yoda clutches his heart as Order 66 is executed always grabs me. He could feel Jedi dying across the galaxy by the clone troops that were supposed to protect and support them.
That and the scene when he senses anakin turn hit hard
I would have gone into business and use my jedi powers to gain an edge over my competitors
Richard Lew if you use the force, the sith can easily find you, like fact free mentioned
I would head to the outer reaches of the galaxy and live as a trader of fine goods and antiques. Also I would work distantly smuggling supplies and Intel for the Rebels.
SG Klenkogi If he watched the videos than he knows this that means that probably the sith already attacked him and he win (beacause he is stil alive ) soo -he is too powerful to be beaten by sith
I would mind trick a twi Lek and lose my virginity
Richard Lew Just use some Mind Tricks here are there... No biggie.
I find it hard to believe that out of all these powerful force wielders' only 5 survived and most where killed by the clones, they should've sensed the disturbance in the force or had quicker reactions or just been better soldiers to kill the clones, rather stupid
5 confirmed in the new canon. There could be as many as what was in the old. It's a big galaxy, and the canon is only just expanding.
Lyfe The clones DNA came from Jango Fett who was a bounty hunter and Jedi killer, he once killed 6 Jedi with hand to hand combat. So you can imagine what the clones were capable of and in the video he mentioned there was more Jedi but didn't have time to go over them.
Disney is weak. A force sensitive master Jedi could easily sense the brainless clones and waste several patroons before escaping to the outer rim before lunch.
order 66 was longer than a day and were hunted for awhile. most of the survivors died by vader
Lyfe ikr
If you were a jedi youngling who survived Order 66, which of the remaining canon jedi survivors would you wish to be with? And of course, amazing video as always! I see why you needed that one clip now :D
Voca Productions I'd choose Ahsoka, she is powerful af and stands against the Empire instead of going to exile like some others we know XD
she's technically not a jedi but yes she's awesome
Voca Productions like luke go to yoda
Voca Productions the dark woman
Tbh, Jocasta Nu, she is a former councilmember after all. Shes gotta have some moves.
Yarrel Poof's death has not been covered in Canon yet, so that says he could still be alive around the time of Order 66. He escaped by getting an Order of 66 Pizzas. And when he returned to the temple he saw dead Jedi and Younglings everywhere. Believing everyone to be dead, he made fun of them and then escaped. Distracting the Clones with the pizza. Five Years Later he worked on the Death Star (In it's early days of construction.) as a chef. With Vader being completely oblivious to his true identity.
I feel I’ve heard of this before…
Something about an autonomous bird
The old guy with the ponytail is General Koda
Stupid Order 66. Breaks my heart every time I see it. One of the most emotional and powerful scenes in cinema
Yes Its right up there with the campaign scene in Citizen Kane.
I suggest you get out of your parent's basement and see what good cinema looks like.
@@ingriddubbel8468 you really showed him huh... two years later.
Good cinema is whatever gives the viewer an amazing experience, stop being such a bitter person.
Ingrid Dubbel wowwwww lmao that comment makes you sound like your bitter about being IN YOUR parents basement. Stop the letting the internet form all your opinions. Lmao
@@biohawk12 yes but it needs to be good content
Not as bad as how frieza killed off the saiyens
0:44
This picture man. It makes you remember everything that happened. Really sad.
I’ve often thought that a great premise for a live action series would be Darth Vader systematically hunting down the ~200 Jedi who survived order 66.
Dude the music you put in your reviews makes it 1000 times more epic
“Only five survived”
The ten inquisitors: Am I a joke to you?
technically couldnt you say the grand inquisitor was a canon survivor of order 66?
He did say that
I would
Lol
I'm literally just now finding this out. I love lore around things and star wars fills in blanks...
I still REALLY wish that Mr. Lukas hadn’t sold Lucasfilm.
Yeah too bad "og hardcore SW fans" made him (and some actors) depressed after how they reacted to prequels, making him lose any interest in making more sw
Well..., true. But, y’know what I mean.
@@Dollt28 actually that wasn't it. The "behind the scenes" of the deal are now public and we know that George still wanted to have creative control and even sold scripts for the sequel trilogy to Disney thinking they were gonna be used but he was ultimately betrayed by the man he used to call a friend.
Eli G. Me to the new movies r not that good
Nah we’ve gotten some ok stuff, if he still owned it we’d still just have cw and the movies
There’s also cal from fallen order but he’s considered new canon and this video came out a while ago I’m just saying cause he did survive order 66
Everything that happens in Legends is so much more interesting.
I dont know if you will read this Fact Free but i just want to tell you that everytime i see a new video on your channal i cant resist to watch it, i love your channal so much you are one of the best star wars youtubers in the galaxy :)
+Darth Vader Thanks so much for the support, and I read almost all of my comments :)
yea but some times i ask a question and you dont answer :(
thats why i have to comment it early on your channal :)
Darth Vader Ah, I read them, but I don't have the time to respond to most of them.
i forgive you my friend :)
hey bud can you do how did the clones know not to kill anakin was it implanted into the chips or did they get orders " kill all except anakin "
You forgot about Jedi master Steve who was partying it up in a nightclub when order 66 dropped
What did the surviving jedi do after Order 66?
Dying
D E A T H
Not funny
@@michalslawski6430 lol
What about mace windu? He was never confirmed dead, everyone just thought he was because he fell from the building?
hand cut off and he was shocked, but it would be really cool if they brought him back!
@@veketal Luke survived worse
@@regeleleu8814 Like?
@@veketal See the whole Episode 5 movie. The most notorious moment was surviving Vader without finish his training.
@@RandalfElVikingo He jumped down yeah, but he didn't get shocked or anything.
And in new canon lore Cal Kestis too has survived
What happened to Kamino After order 66
Charles Harwood Well The population created their clone armies to Fight back against the empire but failed and It was used by the Empire to clone a Force sensitive army and was the sight of a Rebel victory where they capture Darth Vader as seen in the 2nd game in the Force Unleashed series
tfu is non-canon and was dumb anyway (they never captured vader)
*****
canon wise it wouldn't make sense that they captured him just because they did in a shitty non-canon game doesn't make it logical
+Alpha Wolf SO IT NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED! Legends = non-canon. The movies, cartoons, lego star wars games, and some of the comics = canon.
Slender Man 186 Haha, get triggered by canon and non canon. Let's intensify the triggery:
Kaminoians created their own army of clones and use them to fight the empire. Boba Fett, with his knowledge of Kamino, assisted the 501st.
Gizor Delso activated a droid factory on Mustafar and the 501st imperials fought them.
Shaak Ti was killed by Star Killer
AND: Chewbaca died by saving 199 people and sacrificed himself to a flaming sun that was set in a collision course to the planet, in which chewie will burn on and scream his last roar
There were also Jedi that managed to survive Order 66 in-part because they had removed themselves from the Galactic Community through many different means.
Ikrit was a Kushiban Jedi that was trained by Jedi Master Yoda, discovering the Golden Globe in Yavin IV containing the souls of thousands of Massassai children, Ikrit sought a way to help free them and went into self-imposed exile and a meditative trance for the next 4 centuries, only waking up when Anakin Solo and Tahiri Veila found him and helped him break the curse of the Golden Globe. Ikrit would later die during the Yuuzhan Vong War. Celeste Morne in-particular was trapped within Drepya's Oubliette on Taris in 3963 BBY, where she and the Murr Talisman that she possessed remained until the Oubliette was opened by Darth Vader in 19 BBY to find a way to overthrow the Emperor, only to have the power of the Muur Talisman to be used against his soldiers turning them into Rakghouls. Celeste Morne would escape into the galaxy to uninhabited worlds to keep the Rakghoul artifact contained, only being encountered a century later by Luke Skywalkers' descendant Cade Skywalker, who managed to help him defeat Krayts One Sith. By far the (arguably) OLDEST surviving member of the Jedi Order, Relin Druur was thrown forwards in time while aboard the Sith Dreadnaught _Harbinger_ in 5000 BBY, due to a fault in the dreadnaughts' hyperdrive: and would emerge into normal space just 41 years after the Battle of Yavin three decades after the Galactic Empire was long gone.
I love Star Wars Univers
Jedi life sounds depressing and sad. Just like any other culd member
0:15 we now know from the fallen order game which is canon that 4 more Jedi survived
Could you rebuild the Jedi order with 200 jedi?
Luke did it with one
And then Ben Solo fucked it up.
Jel ha
The Order saw much darker days in the past. Almost complete annihilation has happen to both sides of the force. The only problem? Too much of one leads to the other.
Meetra Surik did it with like 5 Jedi
I'm early
*DO ALL DESERT PLANETS IN THE GALAXY*
*Also do all CIS battleship types*
please.
Canon=what happened
Legends:the more interesting version
That's why they're called legends
WRONG!
Legends = what actually happened.
Canon = just movies telling random stories that never happened.
@Ayman Said No he is right
Cal Kestis is now another person who survived
Joyce Love I was thinking that too
4:39 you guys can’t change my mind that, that guy looks like TehTerroriser
The legends version is better
No it isn't.
Isn't it always
Faxerton30 yes it is lol
Much better. All Disney had to do was keep the best stories of legends and cut out the weirdness of the EU. Guess Disney does not believe in happy endings and fair fights anymore. Makes little sense that Disney turned its back on family and instead only focuses on mass profits.
Shadow 0440 of course legends is always better
Well now you can add Cal Kestis to the list of survivors in canon
Is anyone here watching this to catch up on the new Star Wars game coming out where you are a Jedi trying to escape the clones and Sith? I can't wait for it!
5:28 yo that’s Falon Grey! he is one of my favorite Jedi in Legends.
What is Shaak Ti's confirmed cause of death? As it was Star killer, then that became legends, I've heard she was killed while meditating, but that was also a deleted scene. So does she have a canon death? Is Disney claiming a deleted scene as canon?
A galactic atlas full of inaccuracies and an inaccurate force vision made vader killing her canon even though in countless other material she survived one instance being exile on Felicia the other recording a holocron ( in a canon comic) post order 66... it'd be safe to assume that master Ti survived initially and she may or not have survived the entire purge.
How did Palpatine and the rest of the galaxy view the clone troopers, did they think of them as disposable pawns or did they respect them for killing off the Jedi
Madman107 The galaxy I'm guessing thought highly of them they killed nearly thousands of Jedi's and plapatine didnt give a shit about the clones.
Y'know what I want to know? What happened to the clone troopers after Order 66, specifically ones like Cody, Bly and Appo. Because Legends stated that while most of the 501st legion were destroyed (so that rules out Bly and Appo), and Cody was presumably killed by Starkiller on Kamino. But since Legends was wiped from the canonverse, I really want an explanation.
I hope they make a new star wars movie based on clone wars era
Or Tano: A Star Wars story!!!
0:41 I honestly think the special editions should’ve added Qui-Gon. He was probably one of the last true Jedi who understood the force and didn’t think much of politics.
That picture of Phoenix squad is really sick!
They finally got 9-5 jobs like the rest of us normies.
Cannon Ackmera, Bea Arthur from 'Holiday Special' was a librarian at the temple before order 66 then became the night manager at the cantina on Tattooen. She was a Jedi but not a knight.
Great video as always Fact Free
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how is he racist? i think you are the racist guy...Yang Xiao Long
Yang Xiao Long Who told you that? CNN?
Yang Xiao Long what the hell did I do? You come after all Trump supporters
please stop discussing politics in a star wars comment section. you are extremely child-ish for doing so, please talk that else where.
See, and this is why legends, in many respects, was freaking incredible that everything that has now come after Disney's purchase is subpar
Thanks for this vid. I can see you put a lot of effort into this
Lore Master, we need an update version with the current Canon with Cal Kestus, Cere Junda, etc.
Man, there's no way Vader would just go into "Jedi heaven" after what he did to other people. Making you see the light in your last breath is far too late for redemption. One good deed can't throw away a mountain of atrocities and horrible act you did in decades.
One of the few ways that Canon was better than Legends it really makes Palpatines machinations all the more devastating.
Knowing how powerful Vader was Luke was able to take him on Luke is a beast
Well Luke basically received both Yoda's and Obi Wan's strength, right?
@AnimeIndo Ofc. Luke is the son of the chosen one.
Can't wait for some stories following the survivors mainly Quinlan voss because he seems like he would easily adapt to life after order 66
"You must unlearn what you have learned", that was probably difficult for at least some of the Jedi in hiding from Order 66. I'd imagine those Jedi were still clinging to the Old Jedi teachings, and might find "Legends" Luke's teachings almost a heresy(since, as I understand it, Luke looked for *all* known Force knowledge, Jedi *and* Sith, and took what he felt worked from *both* sides).
But, I could be wrong☺.
0:14 Six in 2019 with Cal Kestis
Insecdroid-Games and Other Crap I love cal and today I found out he is cannon
Actually A18 survived
Now we know that asoka tano is still alive because of madelorian season 2
Yea
Luminara Undulli (That how you spell it) was killed on Kyysheak (Too lazy to look on the wiki-pedia).
Never mind.
+GRM Master_Trainer She was in Legends, but not in Canon.
she was confirmed dead in star wars rebels. season 1
elykor321 Yes, after she was captured and tortured for a few years.
yeah but I was under the impression she died during order 66 and then just used as bait.
Imagine how traumatizing that is when you find out your enemy's right hand man is your once friend and Master
In Legends there were also:
- A group of Jedi on Naboo.
Killed by the 501st/Vader’s Fist during the Battlefront II Mission: Imperial Diplomacy
- A Jedi which led a Death Star Prison break. Killed by the 501st/Vader’s Fist during the Battlefront II Mission: Prison Break
The 200 who survived might not all have survived. The Jedi had another attack if I recall correctly after order 66. So really the most powerful surviving makes sense. But at the same time I think 25-50 should be the right amount. Also I would love if Disney does it to where some padawns survive the media temple. Somehow get smuggled off the planet by a Jedi master who dies or a bounty hunter who has a change of heart. Then so a comic series about the kids surviving the Empire.
4:39 even a terminator was a sith.
I love that book "Star Wars: Coruscant Nights". It's a good read. Its about a surviving Jedi knight and his friends.
It would be so cool if they made a movie (or movies) about the surviving Jedi in legends. Legends, like a lot of people here say, is more realistic and because there are so many people who are into fan fiction it really adds to the story.
This gave me something to think about, glad to hear that many Jedi survived and fulfilled their destinies as worriers.
I still consider Force Unleashed cannon. So headcannon: Shak Ti also survived. And of course Mace Windu.
?? Shak ti died in force unleashed?
@@reichtanglevictor1694 Yes, she kills herself.
"Self exiled themselves"
*DERP*
At 0:13 now we know there are at least six more jedi in canon.
JOE HENRY ORTEGA I think it's 8 now, a jedi master survived in the vader comics and Jocasta Nu ( the jedi temple librarian) survived..
18 survied
great video man
Love your videos!
fact free could you do a video on how the ewoks easily overpowered the stormtroopers
4:40 get to the chopper
4:39 Huh, didn't know the terminator was a sith. The more you know
It's hard to wrap my head around it because I grew up with the prequels but you could really get the impression from only having the original trilogy to go off of that the purge happened much longer ago than it actually did canonically. I have to wonder how many people in the 80s thought that the Order was gone long before Obi Wan even took on and trained Anakin as some sort of last surviving remnants of the Jedi during that time, much like how Kanan and Ezra were in canon, but eventually they were discovered by the Empire, leading ultimately to Anakin's fall. Would have been interesting in its own right and would explain why everyone in the original trilogy acts like there couldn't possibly be anyone left other than Luke (and Leia). Would also explain why Obi-Wan was so much older which I know is a meme because of how much time ended up passing between prequels and OT. I wish more people talked about the headcanons people had when there was less canon to work with that in hindsight ended up being entirely wrong. Similar to all the speculation about what the Clone Wars were before the prequels, right down to theories that Obi Wan was somehow a clone and that he was actually "OB-1" or something.
Great video as always! Where did you get the 1st image/painting of the Geonosis Jedi from...its awesome?