After meeting with Din Djarin and Grogu on the charred, forest world of Corvus,
and being unable to train Grogu because of his deep attachment to his father figure,
Ahsoka Tano directed Mando him to bring Grogu to the ancient world of Tython, where a Jedi Knight
may be able to find him. But who will this Jedi be? I’m going to break down every single Jedi that
is alive during the time of the Mandalorian, and which are the most likely to meet Grogu on Tython.
So before we get into it,
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Tython is an ancient Jedi world, which is said to be one of the potential origin
planets of the Jedi Order, along with Jedha, Ossus and Coruscant, where a group of force
sensitive settlers known as the Tythans went through many evolutions and changes in belief,
until they eventually morphed into the modern Jedi Order of the Republic.
The reason these original settlers came to Tython was because of it’s immense
connection to the force, and because it served as a vast land of opportunity for
all force users to live together and harness their potential in the force.
It’s because of this incredible connection to the force,
that placing Grogu onto a seeing stone on one of the nine Jedi temples will
likely alert surviving Jedi to his presence, possibly summoning to him.
But which Jedi will come?
So the first potential Jedi that could visit tython is of course Ezra Bridger. In the final
moments of the Battle of Lothal, from Star Wars: Rebels. Ezra Bridger bravely sacrificed himself
in order to stop Grand Admiral Thrawn and his fleet from destroying his homeworld of Lotha,
by signalling for Pergil, a species of space creatures who have the natural ability to enter
hyperspace, and guiding them through the force to wrap around Grand Admiral Thrawn's flagship,
the Chimaera, before sending them deep into the unknown regions.
Based on what we know so far, it’s not clear that Ezra has even been found yed by Ahsoka Tano and
Sabine, who set out to search for him after his brave actions. Dave Filloni himself also stated,
right after the Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 5 aired, “it’s possible that the story I’m telling
The Mandalorian actually takes place prior to that. Possible. I’m saying it’s possible.
This is of course a very vague and cryptic response, which is standard for Dave, but it’s
pretty likely that most of the future story is already written, so I don’t think he would mention
this at all if this episode of the Mandalorian wasn’t before the Rebel’s epilogue. For this
reason, I’m leaning towards Ezra not showing up on Tython, but I really hope that he does and
that Dave is just misdirecting us! But Let me know what you think down below.
After that we of course have the man that everyone wants to see, Luke Skywalker.
Following the fall of the Empire, with the defeat of Emperor Palpatine, and the redemption of his
father, Darth Vader, Luke set out to re-establish the Jedi order and restore peace and Justice
to the Galaxy once more. In his quest to do this, Luke travelled the Galaxy, searching for
ancient Jedi artifacts, texts, and any piece of history that would aid him in his goal of
rebuilding the Jedi. In Star Wars: Legends, Tython is the birthplace of the Jedi order,
and contained many,, many years of rich Jedi history, inside their 9 great temples
and the various Je’Daii buildings and ruins. If you want to know the full history of how
the Jedi Order was formed from a group of force sensitive settlers, make sure to check the link
in the pinned comment down below after you finish this video, it's a really awesome story. Because
Tython’s rich history and connection to the Jedi Order, the would be a perfect place for Luke
Skywalker visit while trying to rebuild his new Order, and discover everything he can about them.
For this reason, he is probably very aware of Tython’s existence, and it’s seeing stone,
possibly meaning he is awaiting it’s use, so that he can recruit new force users into his Jedi
Order. If Luke does show up on Tython however, I’d probably expect it to be a season finale reveal,
as a teaser for Season 3, meaning Mando won’t make it to Tython for a few more episodes.
Alongside Luke Skywalker, is of course his sister Leia. Now I really don’t think the
Jedi on Tython will be Leia, seeing as she was more focussed on politics
and rebuilding the New Republic around this time, so we can pretty much rule her out immediately.
Following this is Cere Junda and her apprentice Cal Kestis. After successfully
recovering a holocron containing the names of many force sensitive children in the Galaxy,
Cal and his master chose to destroy it to prevent it falling into the hands of the Empire. With Cere
Junda being around her 70s during the time of the Mandalorian, I don’t see her making an appearance
on Tython unless she discovered it and settled down on the force rich planet later down the
line. Instead, there’s a good chance that we see Cal Kestis make his first live action appearance.
Cal has quickly become a fan-favourite character, and his in game model uses
the likeness of Cameron Monaghan, so he is already portrayed by a very capable actor,
easily making it possible that he appears in the mandalorian. Personally I would love to see this,
as Fallen Order was a fantastic game, and the sequel is coming next year.
After this, we know that Quinlan Voss is still most likely alive during the time of the
Mandalorian. In the final days of the Clone Wars, General Quinlan Voss was diverted to the Wookiee
homeworld, where he fought alongside Luminara Unduli, and Master Yoda himself, who were also
stationed there. As the horrific order to kill all Jedi, Order 66 came through, Voss was able to
evade his clone Troopers and escape into the dense jungles of Kashyyyk, never to be seen again...so
far. In the weeks after Order 66, Quinlan Voss’ name was on a list of priority Jedi
targets that was being used by Darth Vader’s inquisitors, to determin their next targets,
meaning that he is most likely still alive. In addition to this, Luke Skywalker also mentioned
Quinlan Voss as being a survivor of the Great Jedi Purge in his personal Journal, meaning he may at
one point have searched for him. Who knows, maybe they’ll visit Grogu together on Tython.
Next, is of course Yaddle, the only other member of Yoda’s species,
apart from Grogu himself who was a member of the Jedi Order in Canon. In Star Wars: Legends,
Yaddle of course was killed when she used the force to absorb a horrid bioweapon, targeting
Anakin Skywalker, which unfortunately killed the 483 year old master instantly. In Canon however,
her death has never been confirmed, and instead all we know is that following the Battle of Naboo,
Yaddle decided to take on a less active role in Jedi affairs, stepping down from the council
before the Clone Wars began. With her death not being confirmed, who would be a better
Jedi than one of Georgia's own species, and not to mention possible mother, to visit him on Tython.
Following that, we have the awesome, very long haired Jedi master, Oppo Rancisis.
Oppo Rancisis was another Jedi master and member of the High council who managed to escape the
Jedi Purge. During the Battle of Saleucami, Rancisis served alongside Master Stasse Allie,
but unlike her, he was able to evade the Clone Troopers of the 91st and go into hiding. His
name was also on the list that the Grand Inquisitors were attempting to track down,
making him a great candidate to visit Grogu on Tython. Unfortunately however, he doesn’t have the
same name recognition as many of the others, so I don’t think they would use a lesser known jedi.
After that is master Uvell. Absolutely nothing is known about this Jedi master, apart from the
fact that he managed to survive the first wave of his Clone trooper’s betrayal during Order 66,
and that he loved to collect knowledge and ancient Jedi artifacts. Because of this little point,
I can see them using him if Jon Favreau and Dave Filloni want a blank slate character, but someone
who is already established in Canon. Other than that, you can almost cross Master Uvell off.
After that is Jedi Padawan Naq Med. Naq Med left the Jedi before Order 66 took place,
and initially believed Palpatine, siding with him instead of the Jedi he was once part of.
Naq Med did die in Canon in the year 30ABY, after knowing his family would be safe from outside
threats, which is well after the time of the Mando, but I wouldn’t count on seeing him appear.
So those are pretty much all of the potential Jedi who might visit Grogu on Tython.
There are some more survivors, which ill quickly list now,
but these have barely any story apart from their names, so will most likely not appear.
They are:
Kira Vantala, a Jedi Knight who saved force sensitive children
from the Grand Inquisitor after the purge, Selrach Eluos, which is just the name of the
author who created him mixed around, Charles Soule Ka-moon Kholi, which is a reference to the
penciller of the comic where he was created, Giuseppe Camuncoli,
The unidentified Rodian Youngling, who hid with Trilla Suduri during Order 66
And finally, Coleman Kcaj who did actually feature in
the Clone Wars series and Revenge of the Sith, but it’s pretty unlikely that he would be featured.
So those are pretty much all of the Jedi who could visit Grogu on Tython. Thanks so much for
watching, really hope you enjoyed the video. Cheers guys, hope to see you in the next one.