Star Wars: 10 Secrets Of The Jedi Temple You Need To Know 

If the Librarian and Count Dooku were at any point secret lovers, does that suggest her hasty dismissal of and refusal to investigate Kamino's existence possibly indicate she could be an inside agent helping cover the conspiracy behind the Clone Wars? Or at the very least a self-deceived attempt to protect her lover's wrongdoings and bury her own forbidden behavior? It'd be an interesting perspective to explore, at least.

2# (The Jedi Temple massacre was meant to be more brutal) Anakin upon reading this: "This is where the fun begins."

Damn that first one was a real big secret. I bet no one noticed that one

Thanks for sharing this. The video answered some questions I had about the Jedi Temple. Now it makes sense why the Jedi couldn't see what was going on with the Sith. It's because of the Sith energy that dwelled in the temple.

Ah, yes! The names of Master Garon, Master Cala, Master Ters and Master Rajivari are indeed unknown. What a mystery! Additionally, Jocasta Nu has an important role saving surviving younglings and several Force-sensitive children listed in her archives, after Order 66. She's probably the reason why Grogu is still alive. The vault she left behind was fundamental for Luke Skywalker to rebuild the order, later on. But I guess, since she wasn't dating anyone... she's just an empty character and a "snotty librarian".

*I didn’t know that it was a secret what movie the temple debuted in.*

No one will catch this but I wonder, what are the “healing crystals”? We have Kiber crystals that power lightsabers but I never heard of the healing crystals before.

Asohka also left the temple after Dooku because she was framed and no one believed her.

The 4 founder statues are most likely Rajivari, Garon Jard, Cala Brin, and Ters Sendon from legends.

Coruscant it the bright center of the Universe that Tatooine is farthest from. Of course the Jedi Temple would be there.

Very nice. I am grateful.

Revenge of the sith was the first to have a pg 13 rating

i remember reading Tales of the Jedi and one of them was a talking tree and something was happening , like an earthquake, so he took some books and stuck them under him and planted himself for all eternity , do you think the Tree that luke tried to burn was that tree dude, there were books in his roots, so is the island on Ossus?

Thanks. I DID need to know that. Balance, by the way, would mean that dark has a place and a purpose.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the Jedi Temple seen in the 1997 episode 6 special edition during the celebration? It obviously shouldn't be there but I'm 98% sure it's the Temple.

Depa Billaba in the thumbnail pic!

The lost 20 are Jedi Masters who left the order. Not ordinary Jedi cuz then that list will be huge. Only 20 Jedi Masters left

Oooh. Gareth.

Half the thing you said are not canon anymore

I would swear the Jedi temple first appeared in the Lucas arts video game, Jedi Knight.

What about the droid attack on the wookies?

I thought the towers represented the 4 sages serving a central being or counsel.

2:38 wasn’t it on Ach to?

I didn’t know there was 4 Jedi councils

Regarding the bust made of George Lucas... at this point and with this quality of image they could say the next one was modelled after Chuck Norris and you can't prove them lying...

Sith. Long ago. Dark side nexus. to answer your first 3 questions. Keep your shrines close, keep your sith force Nexuses directly beneath your home. All the creepy shit that goes on in there is perceived not really seen or heard. Next item please.

Anakin was the 21st Jedi to leave the order

Ashoka left after duoko

Xanatos was never a Sith, and never interacted with Palpatine/Sidious. I would suggest you do more research before making factually incorrect videos.

Fair warning: Almost all of these are 'Legends', they're not canon.

if you follow the theory that the Sith are actually the good guys in the movie and the Jedi are the evil ones, Obi Wan and Yoda seeking to murder Palpatine and Anakin makes sense. and why do the Jedi need younglings? look to ill practices of the Catholic church with younglings

Doku wasnt the last jedi to leave. Ashoka was

i think you mean pg-13

Revenge of the Sith is the first Star Wars film to be PG-13, not PG, episodes 1,2,4,5,&6 are PG

#38th

I believe RotS was PG-13 not PG. None were "U".😂 Well, maybe in Great Britain.

A lot of these facts are not canon tho

Second

Always PG in America. Boarder line pg13 for rogue 1

Poor research yet again

There's nothing like adding "that you need to know" to get me to not watch a video. Are these things I really need to know?

Lol I like y’all content but it’s like if u have to explain just the basic plot of the movies as facts people who don’t know these “facts” means they never watched Star Wars and why would they start here of all places? 🤣🤦🏽

This is not all canon stuff. Adding legends to the list takes away its credibility.