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Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

There is no shortage of Jedi in the Star Wars universe. So far, 116 Jedi have appeared on screen in the various LucasFilm productions. 116 characters who play more or less important roles in the films, series or animated series that we have decided to present to you here. Here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the cinematic universe Star Wars:

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi which appear in the license

Star Wars IV: A New Hope (1977)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Originally there was only one. The first Jedi, and the only one in Star Wars: A New Hope is obviously Obi-Wan Kenobi. Embodied by the great Alec Guinness, he is the very first incarnation of the famous Jedi.

Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

The second part of the original saga introduces arguably the most iconic Jedi in the entire Star Wars license: the powerful Yoda.The little green being makes his very first appearance in the film by Irvin Kershner.

Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi (1983)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

As its name suggests, Return of the Jedi allows to stage the comeback of Anakin Skywalker. A final film in which Darth Vaderdecides to return to the good side of the Force and become the Jedi Anakin Skywalker again. A feature film that also features the first steps of another Jedi: Luke Skywalker. The character played by Mark Hamill actually officially becomes a Jedi in Richard Marquand's feature film. Yoda is also back.

Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace (1999)

Star Wars : here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

First, Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace allows you to bring Obi-Wan Kenobi back to the front of my stage. For the occasion, it’s Ewan McGregorwho succeeds Alec Guinness. But Obi-Wan is obviously not the only Jedi present in the first part of this new trilogy. The film by George Lucas also features:

  • Qui-Gon Jinn: famous Jedi played by Liam Neeson. Master of Obi-Wan and cult character.
  • Mace Windu: the powerful ambiguous Jedi with the purple lightsaber played by Samuel L Jackson
  • Depa Billada: Trained in the Jedi arts, she was notably the Master of a certain Kanan Jarrus. She sacrificed herself during Order 66 to save him.
  • Ki-Adi-Mundi: Secondary Jedi but recurring in the prequel.
  • Plo Koon
  • Adi Gallia: was killed by Savage Opress. His voice is heard in Star Wars IX.
  • Eeth Koth : was killed by Darth Vader
  • Even Piell
  • Oppo Rancisis
  • Quinlan Vos : he survived Order 66.
  • Saesee Tiin
  • Yaddle : Jedi master from the same species ;what Yoda. She is killed by Count Dooku in Tales of the Jedi.
  • Yarael Poof

Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones (2002)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

After a small time ellipse, Attack of the Clones features an impressive number of Jedi, especially in its famous final arena sequence:

  • Barriss Offee: Padawan of Luminara Unduli, Barriss Offee betrayed the Jedi Order and framed Ahsoka in her place. She participated in the Second Battle of Geonosis. She was arrested by Anakin.
  • Kit Fisto: He was killed in Revenge of the Sith by Palpatine.
  • Luminara Unduli: She was assassinated during Order 66. Her remains were used by the Empire to trap Jedi, including Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger in Star Wars: Rebels. Her voice is heard in Star Wars IX.
  • Shaak Ti: Killed by Anakin during Order 66.
  • Aayla Secura: Voice is heard in Star Wars IX
  • Agen Kolar: murdered by Palpatine when Mace Windu tries to stop him.
  • Bairdon Jace
  • Bultar Swan
  • < strong>Coleman Trebor
  • Ekim Ryelli
  • Fi-Ek Sirch
  • < strong>Ichi-Tan Micoda
  • Jocasta Nu
  • Joclad Danva
  • < strong>Khaat Qiyn
  • Liam and the other Jedi children: Liam is the only child in Yoda's class be appointed à the screen. A little reference from George Lucas to destination of his friend Liam Neeson.
  • Lumas Etima
  • Nicanas Tassu
  • Pablo -Jill
  • Que-Mars Redath-Gom
  • Roan Shryne
  • < strong>Roth-Del Masona
  • Sar Labooda
  • Sarrissa Jeng
  • < strong>Sephjet Josall
  • Sora Bulq
  • Stass Allie
  • Tan Yuster
  • Tarados Gon
  • Jett Lucas : a young, nameless Jedi incarnate by Jett Lucas, the son of George Lucas.

Star wars: the clone wars (2003 – 2005)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Before the series The Clone Wars by George Lucas, developed from 2008, another animated series Clone Wars was directed by Genndy Tartakovsky from 2003 to 2005. Like the series by George Lucas, this version of Clone Wars allows filling the gaps between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. A cult series, aesthetically remarkable, it also features new Jedi. Most of them were savagely assassinated by General Grievous, very present in this series:

  • Sha'a Gi: a Jedi who looks a lot like him. Samy from Scooby-Doo.
  • Daakman Barrek
  • Foul Moudama
  • < li>K'Kruhk

  • Roron Corobb
  • Tarr Seirr
  • Voolvif Monn

Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

This is the grand conclusion of the prequel by George Lucas. A cult film, dark and uncompromising, it notably depicts the fall of the Jedi Order, dismantled by Palpatine and Anakin. Order 66 also results in the deaths of many Jedi of varying importance.

  • Cin Drallig: he was the head of security at the Jedi Temple. He was killed by Anakin.
  • Coleman Kcaj
  • Get Bandeam and the other Jedi children

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 – 2014)

Star Wars: Here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Another cult animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars has allowed the development of many characters and many Jedi. Obviously, the main addition of this series is the famous Ahsoka Tano.

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  • Ahsoka Tano: former Padawan of Anakin, she decides at the end of the series to separate from Jedi and go it alone. We will see her again in particular in Star Wars: Rebels, in The Mandalorian and more recently in her own series.
  • Asajj Ventress: Before being Count Dooku's right-hand man, and joining the dark side of the Force, Asajj Ventress was a Jedi trained by Ky Narec.
  • Sifo-Dyas: He was the one who led the creation of the clones.
  • Bolla Ropal: he is the guardian of the memory crystal. He was tortured and murdered by Cad Bane.
  • Byph
  • Ganodi
  • Gungi  : first Jedi Wookie &agrav; Be introduced.
  • Halsey
  • Ima-Gun Di
  • Jinx
  • Kalifa
  • Katooni
  • Knox
  • Ky Narec
  • Nahdar Vebb
  • O-Mer
  • Ord Enisence
  • Petro
  • Pong Krell: a very powerful Jedi, an unjust and moralless warlord, who turned to death. towards the side dark side of the Force.
  • Tera Sinube: a Jedi Master who allows you to Ahsoka to find her lost lightsaber.
  • Tiplar
  • Tiplee
  • Tutso Mara

Star Wars: Rebels (2014 – 2018)

Star Wars: Here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Second animated Star Wars series, Rebels is set after the events of Revenge of the Sith, and focuses on new characters like Ezra Bridger and Kanan Jarrus. Often considered the best animated Star Wars series, it also introduces some new Jedi:

  • Ezra Bridger: He grows up on the streets of Lothol, before joining the Ghost Crew. He is trained by Kanan Jarrus, and becomes an important figure in the rebellion and the fight against Grand Admiral Thrawn
  • Kanan Jarrus: Iconic Jedi, Kanan Jarrus survives Order 66 and decides to train Ezra in the Jedi arts. He dies on Lothol in 1 BBY.
  • The Grand Inquisitor: Before serving the Empire, the Grand Inquisitor was a guardian of the Jedi Temple who confronts Barriss Offee in Season 5 of Clone Wars.
  • Tarre Vizsla: it was a Madalorian who created the Darksaber. He was the first Mandalorian to be inducted into the Jedi Order.

Star Wars: the postlogy (2015 – 2019)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

From 2015 to 2019, Disney decided to stage a new trilogy. While George Lucas is no longer in the race, J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson are busy perpetuating the license with a trilogy largely disavowed by fans.

  • Ben Solo: Before becoming Kylo Ren, Ben Solo, the son of Leïa and Han, was a Jedi who worked with Luke Skywalker. But the young man played by Adam Driver preferred to turn to the dark side of the Force and follow in his grandfather's footsteps.
  • Leïa Organa: we actually learn in this postlogy that Leïa was trained in the Jedi arts.
  • Rey Skywalker: she is the heroine of this new trilogy. She only becomes a Jedi in the third part of this postlogy.

The Mandalorian

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Obviously, The Mandalorian gave birth to a new Jedi who has already become a cult. We are of course talking about Grogu. Also called Baby Yoda, this little green being from Yoda's family has a bright future ahead of him. Raised at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Grogu has a natural attraction to the Force, and an extraordinary ability to learn to control it.

The Mandalorian also allows the official introduction of Kelleran Beq. The latter saved Grogu during Order 66. He first appeared in a children's game show: Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge. He is played by the actor Ahmed Best, who also plays Jar Jar Binks in the prequel.

Star Wars Visions (2021)

Star Wars: Here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Ambitious animated series, Star Wars Visions introduced many new Jedi. Even if the series is not officially canon, it's difficult to move on to this series. next to it She is so generous and aesthetically stunning.

  • Dan G'vash
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  • F
  • Homen
  • Jee Ken Tsokee
  • Juro
  • Kratu
  • Lah Kara
  • Mitaka
  • Rugal
  • T0-B1
  • Tajin Crosser
  • Tsubaki
  • Toul

Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

The series dedicated to Obi-Wan Kenobi allowed the return of Ewan McGregorin the shoes of the famous Jedi. The show also allowed to further develop the Inquisitors, these former Jedi who preferred to serve the Empire rather than choose death.

  • Reva Sevander: The Third Sister was once a young Jedi who saw Anakin slaughter her entire family in cold blood. She swore vengeance and became an Inquisitor to rise to the rank of killer.
  • Farls
  • Minas Velti
  • Nari
  • Velerie Tide< /strong>

Tales of the Jedi (2022)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

An anthology animated series, it focuses on side stories and develops the past of certain cult characters like Yaddle or Count Dooku.

  • Dooku: before serving the Empire, Count Dooku was a respectable Jedi, who notably trained Qui-Gon Jinn. It is he who assassinates Yaddle to prove his allegiance to the dark side of the Force.
  • Katri

Star Wars: The Adventures of the Little Jedi (2023)

Star Wars: Here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

Even though it is an animated series for children, Star Wars: Little Jedi Adventures introduces some new Jedi such as:

  • Kai Brightstar
  • Lys Solay
  • Nubés
  • Zia Zaldor Zanna

The Acolyte (2024)

Star Wars: here are the 116 Jedi who appear in the license

The latest Star Wars series, The Acolyte takes place during the High Republic. The opportunity for LucasFilm and Disney to introduce many new Jedi such as:

  • Indara : played by Carrie-Anne Moss, she is murdered by Mae Aniseya.
  • Osha Aniseya: Mae's twin sister was trained in the Jedi arts before leaving the Order.
  • Yord Fandar
  • Tasi Lowa
  • Sol: played by Jing-jae Lee (the star of Squid Game) he is the main Jedi of this new series. He is murdered by Osha who decides to take revenge when she seems to go over to the side dark of the Force.
  • Vernestra Rwoh: she seems to lead the Jedi Order of the time.
  • Jecki Lon: played by Dafne Keen, she is a young Jedi who is murdered in cold blood by Qimir.
  • Torbin
  • Kelnacca: a famous Jedi Wookie
Natasha Kumar

By Natasha Kumar

Natasha Kumar has been a reporter on the news desk since 2018. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining The Times Hub, Natasha Kumar worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. To get in touch, contact me through my natasha@thetimeshub.in 1-800-268-7116

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