What Qui-Gon Jinn Thought of Anakin Becoming Vader (Tells Obi-Wan Kenobi) 

My favorite Jedi is one who happens to not be a Jedi, yet is the best of all of them. Ahsoka Tano.

@@TheRibottoStudios fax Though tbf Obi-Wan is top tier too

@@TheRibottoStudios sorry Ahsoka isn't the best

Anyone think midichlorians may be the souls or life force of former force sensitive s? I mean if Palps is all the sith and Rey all the Jedi . But then we got a chicken and the egg conundrum.

Yeah the whole reason that obi was was willing to sacrifice himself to vader i am sure was because of qui gon teaching him how to be one with the force and transcend death so that he could become a force ghost with yoda and anakin

I think they should have had him take the Knight trials of the Spirit to get it - Anakin got a battlefield promotion to Knight, and should have had at least a chance at Master - the issue seemed to be his self-discipline which he should have been allowed to prove. Outright refusing him with no recourse just pushed him toward the Dark Side.

Yoda: That is why, dead you are.

Ha ha, I read this in Liam Neeson's voice XD

Allowing him that rank would allow unmitigated incidents where anakin would need to do something wreckless as his character was so very often doing

@@Bee_Mavrick but at least let him take the Jedi knight trials

I agree I always thought this as well

Vader had already done so many messed up things by that point

And he killed a bunch of kids which is somewhat beyond redemption

He could tho lets be honest

@@johnshepard8556 That's probably why he said it's to late for me.

But if they don't, we got a *problem*

Star wars fans don't deserve anything lol

I’m going to be so pissed if we don’t see or hear qui-gon at all.

See? Good luxk maybe hear

@@christinabobsquarepants1210 ohhhh you will hear him now go on and pay gor yout subscription little Disney sheep

Yes, the Jedi who is returning is Anakin.

@@ThinWhiteAxe Is that the jedi who slaughtered women and children on Tatooine?

@@lookingforwookiecopilot *animals 😉

@@martind.5257 Dehumanizing your victims is the mark of a true psycho.

@@lookingforwookiecopilot the Sand People are introduced into this fictional lore as "creatures" and "animals" repeatedly, even by old Ben. So that's what I saw them as, as a child. And before Disney Star Wars, there was little reason to believe otherwise. If you instead paint them as human like beings and some indigenous tribe that one wants to sympathise with to a certain degree, that changes everything! So I was simply making a joke, referrin to what the Star Wars characters themselves say, which is pretty messed up, if Sand People are empathetic and feeling beings. But also it was intended to trigger and remind that it is not a 'given' that Sand People are just that! Many fans nowadays will just claim it as that and thereby paint a really different picture of our beloved Star Wars characters, which was quite possibly not intended by George, and which makes them far lass likeable. And no, even if the Sand People are just like some "creatures" or smarter "animals" that wouldn't make their slaughter justified or ethical. And to your comment: I am not sure about that, as I am no psychologist. According to your definition, millions of soldiers in the last as well as this century are psychopaths. Most wars, if not all wars begin by dehumanizing the "other". Many soldiers will 'have' to tell themselves that lie, in order to be able to commit atrocities like killing another human being. But yeah, maybe you are right regardles.

Qui-Gon saw the bigger picture

Qui Gon probably was the only true Jedi left at the Jedi council.

Qui-Gon was the father figure Anakin needed. Anakin never had a father, so Qui-Gon was a blessing for Anakin. When Obi-Wan trained Anakin he was more of an older brother to him. Their bond was strong and these two have become almost inseparable, but being raised by your older brother will lead to a Anakin being more resentful towards Obi-Wan as is the sibling dynamic. Sibling fight a lot, while with Father figures would be respected and even feared a little more than your brother. Obi-Wan really saw Anakin as an equal. While that seems positive, raising a child, which is essentially what Obi-Wan had to do, because who else was gonna do it the other jedi were nowhere suited to do that. Anyways back to the point raising a child as a father figure means that you are not necessarily equals, as parents often use the i have more years on this earth so i know better excuse. Essentially Obi-Wan’s love for Anakin was ultimately his failure. That love was very much a positive thing for both of them for a long time, but Obi-Wan loved Anakin like a brother and a friend, when he should have been a father to Anakin. He was too immature for his own good, which made Anakin turn against his master.

Yeah its implied that Qui Gons death sort of doomed anakin from the start since he was then stuck with Obi Wan who just wasnt ready to train him

Agreed.

He already lost his body at that point, so maybe there was no learning how to keep its form.

Right. If he's one with the force his understanding should have grown exponentially

That’s actually a very interesting point. I mean yea that would make sense, at least you would think, r-right??

It's because 4-6 was filmed before Is why.

@@ejakathebeast no we get that but we are just saying time line wise yk?

Was this Qui-gon's voice ? Always thought it was Windu's for some reason

@@Nico-9138 Definitely Qui-Gon. However, the question of whether Anakin had heard him is really interesting. Was he even able to hear Qui-Gon through the rage and bloodlust? I'd love a definitive answer to that, it'd have a lot of cool implications.

@@Nico-9138 I had to Google it to make sure 🤣🤣 yes it was Liam Neeson, he reprised the role for the clone wars, attack of the clones and rise of Skywalker

lol why, its clearly qui gons voice. but no he couldnt hear qui gon. you need to train to learn how to connect with force ghosts. this is canon and confirmed as yoda says to obi wan he needs to train to be able to connect with his old master, and 10 years later obi wan STILL somehow hasnt gotten there yet.

@@philkelly7048 I wonder if Liam would come back to play a role like this in the obi wan Kenobi series

But the Jedi also needed balance so maybe Qui-Gon knew what had to be done unfortunately for there to be actual balance. If you see RoTJ Luke is the Last of the Jedi…not a bunch of Jedi using the force which then gives Luke all that strength as no others are using it’s power. I think that’s true balance.

Qui-Gon saw the bigger picture

@@darkstar4982 true.

@@KingShibe he didnt even agree with the council half the time so yeah id say he saw the bigger picture as well

I know where was qui gon when anakin was being corrupted

“How far have you fallen, Anakin”.

@@BookofGates nah man I really don’t think that.

Yes, Vader always respected Qui-gon as the only Jedi, not knowing that Anakin was still alive inside him, which continued to treat Yoda and Kenobi well, despite the fact that they did not help him in time not to fall for Palpatine's tricks. And become the same Jedi as his first teacher, who was more suitable for the role of the boy's father. Qui-Gon would not blame Anakin and realized that he needed to train him himself, choose a more appropriate training method, save his mother, help deal with the visions. So that it would not be necessary to obtain the title of master to access the secret section of the archive to find another way to save Padme without resorting to the false help of Sidious.

no they would have ruled the galaxy together like he says in Ep 3

And unfortunately, even if Padme's reborn, she wouldn't agree with what Anakin as become.

He will bring peace and freedom to his new empire 😡

he planned to kill sidious

Lol

His character impressions are so good. I feel more immersed in the content when I hear them

It's just that Obi-Wan didn't know then that Vader really needed to be left alive, and Kenobi's instinct telling him not to kill Anakin was the right one, as was the choice to leave everything to the discretion of the Force. Obi-Wan did not believe that his friend could still be brought back to the bright side. Kenobi was very glad and pleasantly surprised when Anakin really returned at the same time, fulfilling the prophecy, proving that Qui Gon was right..

Ayyyyyy guess what?

How does it break cannon? Isn’t Qui-Gon the one that taught Kenobi how to become a force ghost?

@@clipsin2007 Technically in canon, or what was canon, Qui-Gon never managed to form a full visible force ghost. He could talk to Obi-Wan and was sentient but couldn't physically manifest.

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