Where Jedi Were Sent that FAILED Their Trials
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I need a story where a Jedi fails his trials and becomes a mercenary but then through years of bounty work become either a sith or a secret Jedi master
👍I believe this will make a good story.
Asajj Ventress but out of order
TOTALY NEW person
@@slythe6755 I agree
I’ve been working on one where both the Jedi and sith where looking for him as he helps the innocent but dose not always vale life and is seen as a lethal protector but dose not kill unharmed opponents
Luke should have kept the healing and exploration sub sects while training the new Jedi. You always need specialists, a generalist is great, but you want a guy with 20 years of experience to heal your broken bones, not the guy who happens to know where that bone is located
Exploration would be my choice, but with Luke’s academy the overall experience and knowledge would be better so I’d have to prefer that overall
Is there exploration core still out there?
Same here.
I would also have chosen exploration, with agriculture as a second option.
To be fair Luke's academy in legends understood that not all Jedi are able to use the force as well as some but had talents elsewhere. So they were still jedi, called jedi, but performed different duties that suited their strengths without being stripped.
I was under the impression that almost no force sensitive ever gained healing powers. They had a whole core devoted to it?
All this is legends so your correct
10,000 jedi knights, but wayyy more employees. Knights are more suited to battle it would seem
Energetic healing is a pathway to abilities some consider to be UN-natural. I am referring to this reality, not to the star wars universe.
no they had it but it was banned due to th jedis fear of emotions they feared it culd turn yu to the dark side
@@gothboschincarnate3931 what?? ;D
Definitely Exploration Core for me, one of the big things that was not covered is the fact that only the Jedi Knights and Masters themselves were forbidden from forming attachments, a failed Padawan or learner that joined a Core was allowed to have relationships and marry.
Yay! New material I can incorporate into my fan fiction🤩
I would choose exploration as a young person, and, if I lived to me older, then move into the educational corps. Many thanks for this, and all your videos. I love learning about the SW universe, and seeing the images.
With how you spell, and your incorrect use of punctuation, I'd not be surprised if you weren't allowed in the education corps.
I just hope you won't venture in deep space lol
@@Arcana437 yeah it's basically warhammer 40k in deep space.
@@Arcana437 Don't join any outbound flight projects.
I want to see an episode (or series) about Jedi that failed their trials. I’m sure that kind of failure would open one up to the dark side.
Considering plenty of knights and masters fell to the dark side I don’t think it makes a huge difference.
Not this day and age
I'm sure if they did it will overweight trans teen with anxiety issues failing the test which will lead to marry sue black female failed jedi that has been living in the failed trail zone for years where she/he finds that teen from there bunch of political correctness agenda on how bad it is leading to season finale that teen accepting be a "better person" with panning the camera to the sky to a all female cast of force ghost jedi that has previously died that has no correlation into the story
This I can gurantee lmao 🤣
@@KyriToe and then they die in order 66 by getting no scoped by commando troops
Still it would make a good story. Of course I’d go into the Medical Corps
@@KyriToe sensitive
The Jedi that don’t pass have to work at Arby’s.
lol
Not outside of what was happening, younglings that didn’t get chosen as padawans got sent to the farms.
Nooooo! that's not true....that's impossible!
@@gothboschincarnate3931 look deep I side yourself you know it true
@@mangareader7474 Noooo!
You should do one on what the Jedi trials entail. Like what all of the parts of the trails are and stuff
I appreciate, and enjoy how much research you do for these videos.
I've always been curious about this! Thanks for making this video!
What about Jedi that not only failed their trials, but were also unfit to become members of the 4 cores?
The exploration corps would be interesting, their continuing mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilations, to boldly go where no Jedi has gone before.
Honestly though I would probably go into the medical corps because I came from a medical family and I going around healing people with the force instead of drugs and surgeries has an appeal to me. Like taking a pill instead of going through kidney dialysis, I mean what is this the dark ages?
Where did Jedi get their money? Having a temple on Coruscant must have been expensive.
What I basically got out of this is that even though they failed their trials they were still jedi maybe not warriors but all alike jedi
Gray Jedi Code - There must be both dark and light. I will do what I must to keep the balance, as the balance is what holds all life. There is no good without evil, but evil must not be allowed to flourish. There is passion, yet peace; serenity, yet emotion; chaos, yet order. I am a wielder of the flame; a champion of balance. I am a guardian of life. I am a Gray Jedi.
no such thing
Ah yes the wattpad oath.
I am a grey jedi. One cant protect oneself from the darkside without having intimate knowledge of it.
Ain't Gray Jedi just jedi no longer part of the order?
@@milky_oreos No because they live by a different code to the jedi
Thanks for all the awesome stuff 😀
Wow. Very thorough. Thank you.
Between the 4 I would say if I had the choice, it would be between either the medical corps or exploration corps.
I guess I would go with the food core, because I am not a book worm, adventure tip, and blood makes me freak out. Plus I have a nature green thumb, I am good at growing things.
I meant adventure person, I would where not have to worry about dieing in some old temple
I meant like to worry
Order 66 probably targeted those failed Jedi
order 66 reminds me of the holocaust but in star wars plus their were two order 66s on jedis and only one order 66 on the sith basically palpatines order 66 was payback towards the jedi who killed the sith and the sith race themselfs and the sith lords both human sith and specice sith
sorry for my bad grammer i only type with one finger i have a few disabilitys i have autsim as well and now have a very beauitful girlfriend
@@thereturnofdarthcaedus I have Autism too, so you’re great
@@macwelch8599 i got bashed on in high school and big other dramas in high school just for being a fan of star wars and yes harry potter the teacher pushed me over my imit i was only 15 years old and a kid who was bullying me was 25 and he never ever left me alone he kept on pushing my buttons i was the most bullied kid in my high school ese classroom for being a reader star wars harry potter fan and for beiliving in gay rights its a long story
@@thereturnofdarthcaedus it's not a disability mate it's a gift it's a gift of high intelligence I have autism to but not the second part
If I have failed my Jedi trials I would joined the exploration core.
Exploration, education would be a close second, then agriculture, with healing last. Did these Jedi carry sabers?
That would have been cool if we got a story following that exploration ship throughout the empires rein.
Like servicemembers who fail seal training or special operations! You can still have a honorable career.
It depends. Were they allowed to have families. Will they reconnected w/ their families if they didn't pass the trials
My question is, for the Padewan who passed, did they get a diploma? And if so, were they allowed to let their mom hang it on their childhood bedroom wall?
Jedi padawans left their families behind at the age of 6 months, with no contact with the families afterwards, It's part of their no close attachments rule. Padawans who passed was knighted, possibly redesign their lightsaber, and there Apprentice Braid was cut off and ponytail or short haircut was no longer allowed. They could also do away with the extra weighted boots.
Please keep making videos I enjoy all of them
What must that do to their mental health, to fail the trials and then spend the rest of their life being reminded of that.
Rey: I'll never have to worry about that, thanks.
Jedi reject you, you turn your back to them and their "teachings". Finding one's own path is the only way to true enlightenment.
I would have to join the exploration core! I love going new places and seeing new things.
I think a video about the Jedi corps after order 66 would be a cool video, I doubt the majority of them were in the temple during order 66
Becoming a Jedi master/Knight mustn't have been the be all and end all for them, they were probably satisfied to be part of the Jedi cause, and the motivation to rise above themselves when the empire took over, would leave a few interesting plot lines..
One would think that if a Padawan failed their trials, they would simply keep training til they eventually passed them & became Jedi.
The Exploration Corp......to seek out strange new worlds, alien life and new civilization and to boldly go where no Jedi or Semi- Jedi has gone before. 😁🖖👍👽👽🚀🛸thanks for sharing. Have a very nerdy day.
I feel like if I was a jedi, even if I did pass my trials I would want to join the exploration core (corps?) That sounds super interesting and cool
anyone ever notice Vadar didn't become a master, they just allowed him in on the council, but that too was a ruse to keep an eye on palpatine. they never made him a master. so that too goes with this theory
Kanan had it rough since he had no net when he that trial in the Jedi Temple.
One reason for these corps was because the Jedi still needed to keep an eye on their failed pupils. They couldn't simply cut a fully trained Padawan loose and expect them to not get into trouble, particularly since many, at least at first, had something of a grudge. It's not mentioned, but I also suspect they may have also cut some failed Padawans off from the Force to prevent them from becoming a threat.
Typical get kidnapped and brainwashed only for them to take something that's intregal to you just cause you ain't good enough
How did they cut people off from the force?
@@TheGreatAlexandre with a Force technique/ritual usually performed by several Jedi Masters
@@TheGreatAlexandre I don't bloody know
@@NickTheKing7 that is a thing?
Education core is probably the most important, but I might even forego becoming a Jedi Knight to join the exploration core.
Good to hear that they were sent into good use of one of the four service cores. Rather than permanent exile and isolation. Sounds like people washing out of special forces training. There are plenty of ways to serve.
Would've failed on purpose and left to become a bounty hunter/smuggler and follow my own path after ("failed") training as a sentinel.
Great topic. Thanks for the info buddy
Big question you didn’t answer: what did Luke do with those who failed trials? Those sects arose as a place for focused service and not play second fiddle or to force the knights to be versed in everything
Wasn't Luke's first academy destroyed by Ben "Kylo Ren" Solo? I don't think he got any padawan up to Jedi knight...then throughout years of meditation he decided that the Force belonged to everyone & Jedi's didn't have the "magic" corner on the market...
@@maeve4686 we talk about legends not kanon
In canon? Their bedrooms in the Temple.
"You failed? GOOD! Keep failing, keep getting back up!" Jedi Master Jaro Tapal.
I think part of why Luke cut out the agricultural was due to the fact it reminded him how much he lost on Tattooine, and the death of his Uncle and Aunt.
If I had to choose it would have been the agricultural, there is nothing more humbling and harder than to be a farmer, considering you have to learn multiple skills.
Very good point.
Possible but also imagine the rage at failing the trials and then being told well we could use some help out in the wheat fields. No wonder so many dark Jedi were produced from the agricultural sector, I'd be pretty pissed too 😁
Nothing against farmers but you trian all your life to bring peace and order to the galaxy and end up bringing peas and carrots 🤣🤣🤣
@@APAC2002 We are sorry but you have failed your trials, but good news, here's a pitch fork!!
@@doubleitp exactly, here give me your lightsaber and I will give you this nice shinny bucket in return🙃
To answer your question on which of the four I would pick, I would go with the medic
Now I see why the dark side appealed to some.
I'd say the agricultural corps was the most important. From what the video said, they fed much of the galaxy. Additionally, they were the best view non-force users of the galaxy had of The Jedi since the Corps was composed of both force users and non-force users. It's a shame that the force-sensitive members of the corps allowed their own pride to blind them (and later Luke) to the humble importance of the corps.
well i think the Agri and medical corps were the most important but i would choose the explorers corps if i could. Even if i passed my trials i would rather be out exploring the galaxy than be caught up in the politics. one of my favorite quotes is "give me a tall ship and a star to guide her by,"
I love the way u say “corps” lol
What if you passed the trials but wanted to be directly assigned to the exploration core?
Can you be a Jedi permanently assigned to the Exploration Core?
Yes you can. According to the book "The Jedi Path" the Exploration Core had the highest percentage of Knights and Masters assigned to it.
the aggro core might sound like fun for famers though honestly i'd like the exploratory core being ona space craft exploring unknown space..
Exploration sounds fun
Jedi HR failed again.
If Luke got rid of all the helpers, what happens when one of Luke's students fail?
I would choose the exploration team. Being taken away from my parents to work out in the fields so people with higher prestige can be fat while they conquer other people doesn’t exactly seem “integral”.
Exploration is easy the best. You can travel to new places and you do not need to be in the politics of the galaxy.
I wonder if padawans got a chance to do a year of training (again, after the trails) if they failed close enough to succes. So close that an extra Year of training would get them to succes. And after this year a padawan should be able to do the trails again...
I wonder if that whas an option.
Wasn’t it also common or rare if someone failed the trials they would either leave or be let go from the Jedi Order just something curious I thought about during this video
I wonder how many turned Sith ! ?
@@ethos2822 Probably none because there could only be two after Bane and they would be killed by the existing Sith.
Probably turned a type of Mercenary
Exploration whilst younger moving into education as I aged. The greatest act the wise can do is to pass on their knowledge and wisdom.
I'd also like to say that the trials were specifically for Jedi Knights, the ones that failed the trials didn't stop being Jedi they were just not combatant Jedi.
Hand down exploration corp seems the coolest
id choose either xploration or research
“Where Jedi that Failed Their Trials were sent” would be a better title.
I always found the plot hole in that only 100 Jedi survived order 66 but Vader kills over 200 (IIRC) Jedi post-order 66 in legends. But if the 100 number didn't apply to those that failed their trials then the plot hole is fixed, since they can be considered both Jedi and not Jedi, I imagine the Jedi considered the Jedi but someone like Palpatine would not.
Exploration sounds interesting but I would say luke had the right idea
I'd love to explore.
Was it possible for one who failed to trials to undergo more training with their master or even a different master and take them again at a later time?
if i failed the trials I'd opt to exile myself to the farthest star before hitting the unknown regions, sit, meditate daily, eat, sleep, meditate more, sometimes help others....but i'd choose to help a single planet and make an influence there
it would not be out of pride, eww well if they won't have me....nothing like that, it's just at that point I'd rather go my own way and separate myself from the action of the galaxy
I would fail on purpose because getting to explore is something I would be so into. Even if it's dangerous. Especially with the wraiths in the unknown regions.
So if the Jedis assign the children to different assignments then what do the Sith do if their younglings? I would like to see a video on that topic.
Sadly both in canon and legends sith apprentices that failed were just outsight killed.
The sith were extremely ruthless which is one of the reasons the old sith order failed.
Sith Acolytes would fight each other. The weaker one would not survive.
...to the Dark Side.
**applause and laughter**
So basically if you fail life is boring and your a cog in the machine
Correct
Obi-Wan kenobi truly was a Jedi like no other! It would’ve been very hard to compete against him in terms of philosophy and overall background.
So, how many of these pseudo-Jedis, hidden padawans and masters when Luke started up his academy?
Did Kylo and the Knights of Ren kill them all?
To the Sarlacc pit!
Yedi knight training is still easier than my Math homework
Fan fiction Story in my head: one of Anakin's parents should be a failed trail jedi. 🤔🙄😁
Light side, dark side. All are a vanity to their owns. To bring balance, one must know it all but act in the name of passiveness.
Let’s just, for a moment. Please bare with me.
We forget that the latest Trilogy ever happened, and we move to “Stars Wars, The unknown regions” and it’s about the old republic scout ship that have set up anew in the unknown regions. It can have literally any plot, and they could bring back Mace windu if they pleased (It’d be better than what we got now).
It could make so much sense, they could even hint to it during the Kenobi series.
I’m aware that there is an actual “Old republic” but y’all know what I mean.
the thing i dont understand. is when in the first couple movies, (not the original trilogy). they say that anikan is the chosen one, and would bring balance to the force, but they also say. that the sith were wiped out. ..... now I'm no space wizard... but if said child was in the premolition of bringing balance to the force, and I believed the darkside was wiped out. I'm pretty sure I would of executed anakin as a child.
Great video mate, I am curious though about what they did with Padawans or students that drifted toward the darkside before becoming a full Jedi or before joining one of the corps?
They would usually try to bring them back to the light. But if that failed they would usually lock them away in special prisons for the rest of their lives.
In the clone wars cartoon you actually see one of these prisons in canon. Or rather the ruins of one. It was the episode where Anakin rescued tarkin
@@MegaZinty Cheers mate. But now I'm wondering if the Empire did anything with the Jedi that were locked up like Baris Offee. Being already tainted they'd likely put them to use
Nice
Is Obi-Wan the only padawaan who skipped the trials
Awesome
Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker were so disappointing, this channel is the only way I stay in touch with Star Wars anymore.
If I was a Padawan that failed the trial, I'd go into the explorer branch. GIVE ME TRAVEL!!! At Government expense. :-)
Do you only have one chance at passing the trial ?
Nope you can retake the test several times. How many is up to your master and the council
@@madhatter1057 and with the council that was in during the Clone Wars that will be a problem
welp, you failed a test now forget trying to be a wizard swordsmen, you're gonna be a farmer
I’d just leave abs go solo 🐺
Is it possible to take the trials again after a period of time?
What about the Jedi that fail the trials in Luke's Jedi order? Were there even trials in Luke's order?
i just assumed they went to some sad island and hung out with those who never completed their phd programs :-)
I would be exploring one
I would go home. Chances are I didn't want to go there in the first place.
I'd be heading for the exploration corps full Jedi or not. If failed and they tried to make me a farmer, I'd be grabbing my robe and heading for the door and work in the private exploration sector.
My biggest question is were they allowed to keep their lightsaber if they failed?
Why not? I mean the kyber Crystal chose them so why shouldn’t they get to keep them.
@@ShardoThaKunt that's my thought but let's be honest the Jedi had a lot of crazy beliefs.
I legends and canon that actually varied. Vast majority of the time absolutely not.
But if a senior Jedi Master felt they should keep it they usually got to keep it.
Getting assigned to the Jedi Garbage Disposal Corp was kind of a bummer, though.
The Exploratory Corp.