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EspañolLIST OF MINOR STAR WARS JEDI MASTERS
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The following is a list of fictional ''Star Wars'' Jedi characters who attained a rank of Jedi Master. For more information on minor Jedi, please see List of minor Star Wars Jedi apprentices and List of minor Star Wars Jedi knights.
'Stass Allie' is a human Jedi Master from Corellia. She is the cousin of Jedi Master Adi Gallia. She became a Jedi Knight in 26 BBY. She had been trained by Jedi Master Plo Koon. Stass Allie was an accomplished warrior, but preferred to hone her healing skills by joining the Jedi Healers.
She fought in the Battle of Geonosis and survived. During the Separatist Crisis, Stass advised many high-ranking government officials. When her cousin, Adi Gallia, was killed by General Grievous on Boz Pity, Stass took her place on the Jedi Council. She also became a general during the Clone Wars. When Allie was getting ready to send reinforcements of clone troopers to Felucia, she was advised by Anakin Skywalker to go to Saleucami. While she was there, Order 66 was executed. Two clone troopers, led by Commander Neyo, fired at her speeder bike, which crashed into a rock and exploded, killing her.
'Jon Antilles' is a fictional character in the Star Wars Expanded Universe. A student of the Dark Woman, he removed himself from direct contact with the Jedi Order after infiltrating the Bounty Hunter's Guild. He continued to operate on the Fringe, doing good where possible.
He accompanied Obi-Wan Kenobi and three other Jedi Masters to the planet Queyta to acquire a cure for a Confederacy chemical weapon, which could unleash and kill the entire Clone Army without risking their own troops. The cure was stored in a Confederacy laboratory that sat atop an island sitting in a river of lava. Jon immediately took charge of the strike team and led the plunge to the lab.
Jon Antilles was killed when he grappled with the bounty hunter Durge, attempting to distract him while Obi-Wan could retrieve the cure from Asajj Ventress. Durge grabbed Jon and threw him into the river of lava.
Although the Jedi Order doubted that Jon Antilles was his real name and despite the fact that he had appeared deceased before, the Jedi were fairly sure that Jon was not going to return from his final mission. The best that can be said about his final escapade is that the mission was a success. Obi-Wan managed to retrieve the cure for the Clone Army with the help of the only remaining Jedi Master in the group, Master Fay.
A graceful Human female, and a lightsaber virtuoso herself, 'Soara Antana' served as a lightsaber instructor at the Jedi Temple, where she helped train Anakin Skywalker prior to the Clone Wars. Her Padawan, Darra Thel-Tanis, was killed during a mission to Korriban in 24 BBY.
Antana died in the Great Jedi Purge.
'Aqinos' was a Sunesi Jedi Master from Monor II and the former Padawan of Jalad Dur. After becoming a Master, Aqinos trained several Padawans on Coruscant, including the inorganic life-forms known as Shard. Offended that he had taught droids about the Force, the Jedi Council exiled Aqinos and his students to Dweem, where they hid during the Great Jedi Purge. Luke Skywalker later invited him to join the New Jedi Order, though he was killed during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion.
'Darrin Arkanain' was a Sullustan Jedi Master who led a Galactic Republic task force during the Clone Wars. After Emperor Palpatine instigated Order 66, Arkanian wandered the Outer Rim Territories and took Corwin Shelvay as his apprentice. When Shelvay was captured by High Inquisitor Antinnis Tremayne, Arkanian infiltrated Coruscant to rescue his student. Arkanian located Shelvay, but was captured by Tremayne and a squad of stormtroopers. Tremayne engaged Arkanian in a lightsaber duel and murdered him, gloating at his success in killing a Jedi Master.
'Depa Billaba' was a Chalactan Jedi Master serving on the Jedi Council in the times leading up to and during the Clone Wars. She was a Padawan of Jedi Master Mace Windu. Windu rescued Billaba from space pirates that had killed her parents when she was six months old. She was discovered to be Force-Sensitive and brought before the Jedi Council. When she was old enough, Mace took her as his Padawan. Depa showed dedication to her homeworld of Chalacta by decorating the bridge of her nose with symbolic markings. During the Battle of Geonosis, she looked after the children in the Jedi Temple. As a master lightsaber duelist, Depa mastered , one of three Jedi in the Order to do so. Vaapad took great strength in the Force to master, and there was a risk of the user falling to the dark side. Although she seemed perfectly suited to use this form, Billaba fell to the dark side during the mission to the war-torn planet of Haruun Kal, and Mace Windu was sent to bring her back. As a result of an attempt to take her own life, she remained in a coma for the rest of the Clone Wars. She was replaced by Obi-Wan Kenobi on the Jedi Council.
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'Daakman Barrek' appears in '' as a human Jedi who lead a task force to Hypori. The task force consisted of a few Jedi, including Shaak Ti, Aayla Secura, and Ki-Adi-Mundi, along with many clone troopers. The Battle of Hypori was a disaster for the Jedi, as they were outmatched by Droids and General Grievous. Daakman Barrek attempted to contact Obi-Wan Kenobi on Muulinist, requesting re-enforcements. He was able to describe the current situation and Grievous, but he was cut down by the Separatist commander.
'Anoon Bondara' was a Twi'lek Jedi Master whose weapon of choice was a green lightsaber. He was the master to Darsha Assant. He is also known to be Obi-Wan Kenobi's trainer, along with two other Jedi. Anoon was once a lightsaber instructor, and was considered to be one of the best lightsaber fighters in the Jedi Order at that time. He was killed while fighting Darth Maul on a landing platform on Coruscant. Knowing that his defeat was near, Anoon plunged his lightsaber deep into Maul's speeder bike power cell, causing an explosion. Unfortunately, the explosion killed Anoon instead of Maul.
'Thame Cerulian' was a legendary Jedi Master who was a historian and an expert in Jedi history. He was Count Dooku's former master. Cerulian was known to use a green lightsaber.
'Tsui Choi' was an Aleena Jedi Master. He trained many Padawans over the years, and was an old comrade of Count Dooku.
Tsui was a member of the Jedi taskforce to Yitheeth in the Yinchorri Uprising a year before ''The Phantom Menace'', along with Adi Gallia, Eeth Koth, and his Padawan Theen Fida, who was killed on that mission by a Yinchorri ambush. Tsui then went on to pilot the cruiser in which they were travelling with fellow Jedi Master Saesee Tiin. After the Yinchorri conflict, Tsui continued to serve the Jedi, though he grieved for his lost Padawan.
When the call to war came after the Battle of Geonosis, he became a general in the new army of the Republic. He fought at the Battle of Kamino along with Aayla Secura. Later in the Clone Wars, Tsui was on a mission to Drongar, and fought valiantly when the ship was attacked, along with Jedi Knights Kai Justiss and Sian Jeisel. He briefly encountered Count Dooku and Dark Jedi Sora Bulq.
After the first Battle of Coruscant, Tsui was sent on a reconnaissance mission. When Order 66 was executed by Emperor Palpatine, Tsui travelled to Eriadu. There he met Bultar Swan, and they decided to go to a meeting of Jedi on Kessel, though he went only to listen. The meeting was a trap organized by Jedi Master Shadday, used to lure Darth Vader. After the death of one Jedi, Tsui and Bultar knew they had to fight the Sith Lord. Tsui cut Vader's saber arm off and Bultar wounded Vader's leg. It was then that Jedi Koffi Arana killed Bultar. Tsui used the Force to hurl rocks at Vader, and in the process, defeated him. Tsui would have killed Vader to preserve hundreds of lives if not for the arrival of stormtroopers, who killed one of the three remaining Jedi Masters and attacked Tsui. He attacked the clones, but his companion was killed. Vader then used the Force to freeze Tsui in mid-air, and the Jedi Master knew he was defeated. With his last act of defiance, he threw his lightsaber at Vader, cutting a hole in the Sith Lord's armor. The attempt was for naught, as Tsui was then shot down by the clone troopers.
'Thracia Cho-Leem' was a Jedi before the Clone Wars. She was the master who trained Vergere. Shortly after the events of ''Rogue Planet'', she left the Jedi Order after feeling the darkness in Anakin Skywalker. Her fate after Order 66 is unknown.
'Roron Corobb' was an Ithorian Jedi from the planet Ithor during the waning days of the Old Republic. He had a guttural voice that "was as powerful as any Force blast", and, with his four throats, was able to blow apart an entire room or battalion. Many people saw him as a great Jedi, but that was not very hard to believe, as he was Yarael Poof's Padawan until he graduated to the rank of Jedi Master. During the start of the Battle of Coruscant, he was one of the three brave Jedi assigned to protect Chancellor Palpatine from General Grievous, among whom were also Shaak Ti and Foul Moudama. Roron, Foul, and Shaak Ti fought against General Grievous in the bunker where Palpatine was supposed to hide, but Shaak Ti was the only survivor. Corobb died first after putting up a valiant fight. It was later discovered that Corobb on a mission to his native planet Ithor, gave an Ithorian Priest, Tomo Aedon, a secret holocron containing all known knowledge of the Force. Upon hearing of Corobb's death at the hand of General Grevious, Tomo Aedon forsook his role as priest and went on to become a powerful wielder of the light side of the Force.
It is believed that the name "Roron Corobb" was a homage to Ron Cobb who designed the "Hammerhead" mask for Episode IV's cantina sequence.
'Desann' is a character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. As a Dark Jedi, he is the main villain of the computer game ''.
Desann is a lizard-like humanoid of the Chistori species. Before joining Luke Skywalker's Jedi Academy, Desann was haunted by loneliness, being shunned and feared by his fellow of the brotherhood, who did not fully understand the nature of the Force and regarded it as dangerous black magic.
Once in the Jedi Academy, the alien-lizard proved to be a very powerful and successful student. However, he became impatient, power hungry, condescending, aggressive, and even violent, especially in his arguments with instructors. During a training session, he struck down and killed a fellow student, saying he was "too weak to be a Jedi." The dark disciple left before anyone could help him.
Months later, along with Admiral Galak Fyyar, he became the leader of an Imperial Remnant faction seeking to regain control of the galaxy by creating an army of Force-adept warriors feeding on the energy of the Valley of the Jedi. Since only Kyle Katarn and his partner Jan Ors knew the location of the Valley of the Jedi, Desann and his dark apprentice Tavion decided to capture Jan Ors on Artus Prime in order to trick Kyle into revealing the location of the Valley.
The former Academy apprentice took a contingent of Imperial cohorts and captured Jan Ors. When Kyle Katarn arrived to free his partner, the Chistori confronted the rebel mercenary. Of course, without the power of the Force, the former Imperial soldier was no match for the Dark Jedi Master. Desann gripped Kyle and shocked him with Force Lightning.
Desann held up Katarn and berated him about losing his powers. The mercenary still tried to rescue his friend, and the Chistori commanded Tavion to kill Jan Ors as a ruse to motivate, a now Force-insensitive, Kyle to go to the Valley to reconnect with the Force; Jan remained secretly alive on the Remnant flagship ''Doomgiver''. Kyle, believing that Jan was dead, traveled to the Valley in order to avenge her death. Desann followed Kyle, using him to discover the location of the Valley, which allowed Desann to create his army of Dark Jedi warriors, called Reborns, and Shadowtroopers by infusing the Force into Artusian crystals and using them on Imperial stormtroopers, giving them the ability to use the Force.
When Kyle boarded the Lenico Belt cruiser, Luke Skywalker reported to him that the New Republic and Jedi Knights were trying to hold the Remnant and the Shadowtroopers at the Valley of the Jedi. Desann engaged Luke and slightly wounded his former master. Desann had truly become more powerful than any of the Academy's trainers or guardians.
Some time later, he attacked the Jedi Academy, but Kyle stopped him by destroying the ''Doomgiver'', after having freed Jan, and thus most of his army. On Yavin 4, Jedi Knights and New Republic forces defeated his remaining Reborns and stormtroopers. Desann escaped into the tunnels under the Massassi Temple, where he was confronted by Kyle. Each tried unsuccessfully to convert the other to their side of the Force. A battle ensued in which Desann was slain.
'Cin Drallig' (pronounced ''Sin Drol-Ic'') was a legendary lightsaber duelist who took over as the Order's leading instructor in advanced lightsaber combat after the unfortunate resignation of fellow Jedi Master Dooku. In the novelization of ''Revenge of the Sith'', it is revealed that Yoda trained him to be a great lightsaber duelist. In ''Revenge of the Sith'', Cin and his apprentice Serra Keto had been left in charge of the younglings of the Jedi Temple. When Darth Vader invaded the Temple, he killed Cin along with students Bene, his second apprentice, and Whie Malreaux. His death was recorded in the temple security holograms. At the time of his death, Cin knew Vader as Anakin Skywalker, hero of the Republic.
He is played in the film by Nick Gillard, the stunt choreographer for the ''Star Wars'' movies, and his name is Nick Gillard spelled backwards, except without the "k" in Nick. In several interviews, Gillard has stated that he would destroy Hayden Christensen (the actor portraying Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith) in a real life duel, but his character is far weaker. He is seen only briefly by hologram.
In the , both he and Serra are unlockable characters for the "Bonus Missions" setting and the "Dueling" mini-game and Boss Characters.
'Ur-Sema Du' was a brave Jedi Master who worked for Jocasta Nu; she and her apprentice, Kai Justiss, traveled the Outer Rim conducting research into creatures rumoured to have out of the ordinary connections with the Force; their missions notably included Marsh Haunts on Abraxin to searching for the fabled Nightcrawlers on Kashyyyk. Du had recently returned to the Jedi Temple and so one was of the Jedi that fought in the Battle of Geonosis, but died in the catacombs when she ran afoul of General Grievous.
Ur-Sema Du is named in honor of Jan Duursema, fan-favorite artist on Dark Horse Comics Star Wars: Republic series.
'Vo'ren Faalo' was a Jedi Master and wrote ''The Book of Practical Lightsaber Technique''. In his book, he detailed a series of cadences in which a Jedi attempted to manipulate small steel bearings atop candles with their lightsabers. This technique was later used by Adalric Cessius Brandl to train Fable Astin.
'Micah Giiett' was a Jedi Master during the times of the Old Republic. One of the Jedi Council members in the twilight of the Jedi Order, Micah Giiett was a close friend of Plo Koon. His apprentice was Bultar Swan. He was one of the few Jedi to be skilled in two-saber combat, using a pair of yellow bladed lightsabers when fighting. He sacrificed himself for his fellow Jedi while fighting Yinchorri shortly before the events of the ''. His seat on the council was replaced by Ki-Adi-Mundi. As for Swan, she continued her training under Plo Koon.
'Nejaa Halcyon' was a Jedi Master from Corellia, and, against the Jedi Code, married and fathered a son, Valin.
Nejaa fought for the Republic during the Clone Wars, and at one point served as Anakin Skywalker's temporary Master. He was killed during one of the final battles of the Clone Wars, while fighting a group of Dark Jedi. Nejaa led two other Jedi during this battle; the Caamasi Ylenic It'Kla, and an unidentified human. (Fan speculation is that this is either Anakin or Obi-wan Kenobi, although some contend that the description matches Mace Windu better).
After his death, Nejaa's wife Scerra married Rostek Horn, a close friend of both hers and Nejaa's. Valin was raised by Rostek, and later fathered Corran Horn. Nejaa's lightsaber was contributed to the Galactic Museum on Coruscant, where it was later found by Corran during his escape from the prison ''Lusankya''.
'Kenth Hamner' is a fictional ''Star Wars'' Expanded Universe character, a Jedi Master in the New Jedi Order. A human male from Corellia, he was an officer of the New Republic during the Yuuzhan Vong War. Hamner was often left in charge of Jedi affairs while Luke Skywalker was busy with missions. Hamner was appointed first to the Galactic Alliance High Council and later was part of the New Jedi Order Masters' council. Hamner believed the New Jedi Order was answerable to the Galactic Alliance government and should serve it.
'Kai Hudorra' was a male Bothan Jedi Master and Senior Jedi General. Hudorra was fighting Separatists on Toola when Order 66 was issued. His fellow Jedi Master Simms was killed by their clone troopers, but Hudorra fled with Simms' Padawan Noirah Na. Hudorra and Na evaded capture and obtained secure passage to Coruscant. While on the capital world, they made their way to the Jedi Temple, where a lone Jedi attempted to destroy an entire squad of clone troopers; he was unsuccessful. Hudorra realized the age of the Jedi had ended, subsequently discarding his and Na's lightsabers. He cast Na aside, urging her to seek a life of value and a family. Hudorra's fate is unknown, though he stated that a person skilled with the Force could make a successful living as a gambler.
'Dass Jennir' was a Jedi Master who fought on New Plympto during the Clone Wars when Order 66 occurred. He survived the betrayal of his troops and hid in the forest. Soon he met with his former enemies, the Nosaurians - the natives of the planet. Since now they were on the same side, the Nosaurian chief offered him to join their fight against the empire. However he wanted to return to Coruscant and make contact with any surviving member of the Jedi Council, but promised that he would return. The Nosaurian chief granted him a ship, and with it he returned to Coruscant. He didn't make contact but caught up with Darth Vader. In the ensuing conflict, Dass severed Vader's arm, causing the Sith Lord to flee.
'Jmmaar' was a Jedi Master and Senior General during the Clone Wars. A male Viraanntesse from Vvaw, Jmmaar was a ten-legged crustacean. He was killed in 20 BBY by General Grievous during the Mission to Vandos. Grievous took possession of Jmmaar's green lightsaber, one of four blades the General wielded against Obi-Wan Kenobi on Utapau. He was also one of the first to be killed by Grievous in his 4-armed mode.
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'Kai Justiss' was the former apprentice of Jedi Master Ur-Sema Du. He accompanied his master as a Padawan to catalogue Force-sensitive creatures in the galaxy for the Jedi Archives. During the Battle of Geonosis, Justiss was a member of Mace Windu's task force sent to rescue Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Padmé Amidala; he was one of the few to survive. Eight months after attaining the rank of Jedi Master, Justiss succeeded Yoda as Jedi Watchman to Kashyyyk. Although Justiss survived the Great Jedi Purge, he was betrayed local farmers on Garqi, who reported his whereabouts to bounty hunters. His ultimate fate is unknown.
'Coleman Kcaj' was a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He was a Jedi Master of the Ongree species during the final days of the Clone Wars. Since he was a Jedi Council member during the Clone Wars, he was most likely a High General for the Grand Army of the Republic. He died during the great purge.
"Coleman" is likely a reference to Rob Coleman of ILM, as was the Jedi Coleman Trebor ("Trebor" being "Robert" spelled backwards) in ''. Kcaj was originally thought to be the Ongree Pablo-Jill. "Kcaj" is simply "Jack" spelled backwards.
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'Agen Kolar' was a Jedi Master and a member of the Zabrak species, born on the planet Iridonia. He fought on Geonosis and survived in the battle's end, though his young Padawan Tan Yuster, did not.
One of his first Clone Wars missions was on Brentaal IV. Also involved in the battle were Shaak Ti, Plo Koon, and Shon Kon Ray. All but Ray survived. While Shaak Ti was trying to locate Separatist Leader, Shogar Tok, Kolar was briefly taken prisoner but quickly freed. Kolar was then sent to find Quinlan Vos, a spy who had failed to contact Coruscant. Agen discovered that Vos had betrayed the Republic, but failed to bring him back.
Master Kolar was one of the members of the strike force that fought Palpatine with Mace Windu, Kit Fisto and Saesee Tinn. Palpatine revealed he really was the Sith, and sprang from his desk, and killed the terrified Kolar first by impaling him with his lightsaber after 2 seconds of battle.
Kolar was originally meant to be a re-casting of the Episode I character Eeth Koth. The new actor was dressed in the same costume and make-up as Eeth Koth, but George Lucas later decided that they did not look enough alike to be the same character, so he was renamed.
Kolar apparently changed lightsabers, or possibly just lightsaber crystals, between '' and '', as he wields a green blade in the former but a blue one in the latter. It would appear that this was a comparatively last-minute change, as the novelisation of the film describes his lightsaber as still producing a green blade. As Saesee Tiin and Kit Fisto (the other two jedi who accompanied Kolar and Windu to arrest Palpatine) both had green lightsabers as well, it is possible that George Lucas may have decided that having only green blades flanking Windu's purple one looked unintentionally uniform.
Another discrepancy to note in the novelisation is that Kolar's deathblow is described as a lightsaber thrust to the forehead, producing a hole burned straight through his skull, instead of piercing his heart as shown in the film.
In the Episode III Video Game, Kolar has many appearances. However Kolar is not recognized as a character but as a Jedi archetype.
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'Plo Koon' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He is played by Matt Sloan.
Plo Koon was a Kel Dor from the planet Dorin whose well-muscled humanoid form filled out his Jedi robes. His physiology was such that he wore protective goggles and his face-concealing antiox mask whenever in oxygen-rich environments. However, this did not impede him. Kel-Dor are further along in their evolutionary process than humans, and therefore as a Kel-Dor, Koon naturally possessed highly developed extrasensory organs that supplemented his already formidable Jedi attributes.
His species tended to see issues in black and white.
Plo Koon was an imposing Jedi Master and a long-term member of the Jedi Council during the Battle of Naboo and the Clone Wars. Koon was the last Padawan learner of the Wookiee Jedi Master and Jedi Council member Tyvokka. One of his more famous padawan learners was Taarn Jirad, who was one of the last surviving Jedi. In the aftermath of the Stark Hyperspace War, in which Master Tyvokka was mortally wounded, Plo Koon was invited to serve on the Council in place of his former master. During this conflict, the natural leader Plo Koon had raised the Galactic Republic flag, inspiring his fellow Jedi to victory. This won him the lifetime seat of his former master on the Jedi Council.
Plo firmly believed that there were better suited Jedi for his seat on the Council, most notably, Qui-Gon Jinn. So long as Qui-Gon kept his headstrong nature, Master Koon knew he would never receive a seat on the Council.
Shortly thereafter, Plo traveled with fellow Jedi Master (and close friend) Micah Giett to Yinchorr. During the battle of the Yinchorri uprising, Plo stalled the Yinchori warriors with the Force by creating a cloud-like smoke-screen. This bought the Jedi enough time for Adi Gallia and Eeth Koth to move in and rescue them. Micah Giett was mortally wounded, and Plo took up the responsibility of completing the training of Micah's Padawan, Bultar Swan.
Plo Koon's other Padawan's include the Trandoshan Lissarkh and Adi Gallia's cousin, Stass Allie.
When Aayla Secura returned to the Jedi Temple from her capture by her own uncle, it was Plo Koon who worked with her, restoring her memories.
During the Separatist uprising, the Jedi were under scruteny for not taking any responsibility for the corrupt government they defended. When a group of Sep-friendly students began a violent protest outside the Jedi Temple, Plo Koon quickly dissolved the conflict with a mass-mind-trick.
Plo Koon's debute fight scene was to be in Episode II of Star Wars along with Ki-Adi-Mundi. The two of them, along with several other un-named Jedi, breech a Droid control ship to shut down the Battle Droids in the arena. Once Plo and the others reach the droid controls, they find out that the Separatist droids are independant of the control ship. They reactivate, killing off the rest of the strike team, except Plo and Ki-Adi-Mundi. This is why they are escorted into the circle of Jedi at the end of the arena fight.
During the Clone Wars, Plo Koon made an exceptional Admiral as well as General. He advised fellow Council member Shaak Ti at the Battle of Bretaal IV from orbit. From there he worked frequently with Council member Adi Gallia. He assisted Ki-Adi-Mundi and Anakin Skywalker locate the captured Obi-Wan. This favor was returned at the Battle of Rendili where Plo Koon, his long-time friend Jace Dallin and General Jan Dodonna were captured by Rendili forces aboard their Dreadnaught. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Quinlan Vos came to his rescue. He was present at the First Battle of Boz Pity where he was an "invaluable" help. He faced the bounty-hunter Durge with the assistance of Jedi Master Kit Fisto.
By Episode III Plo Koon had returned to Coruscant to assist the Republic against General Grievous on the planet's surface. Once Grievous had escaped with Chancellor Palpatine, Master Koon set out in his Jedi starfighter to join the space battle overhead. Afterwards, he relieved Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker of their duties on Cato Neimodia. On a routine run through the planet's 'swinging cities' Order 66 was given. Captain Jag in his ARC-170 shot the Jedi Master out of the sky.
It is fan speculation that the Jedi Master may have survived this attack, since a picture of a Kel Dor with a blue lightsaber leaving a damaged blue Delta-7 starfighter was released shortly after Episode III.
It is interesting to note that in pre Episode II Action figures and media, his lightsaber was yellow-bladed. However, his, along with many others', was changed to green or blue for Episode II to match existing Jedi colors. His lightsaber is never shown in Episode III, and Clone Wars comics portrayed him with an Orange Lightsaber leading up to the events of Episode III. It is said that Plo Koon was a Master of the lightsaber Form V.
'Eeth Koth' is an Iridonian Zabrak Jedi Master, and member of the Jedi Council present when Qui-Gon Jinn presented Anakin Skywalker to its members.
When Koth was four years old, his Force potential was discovered. Brought before the Council, Koth was first deemed too old to begin Jedi training. His remarkable mental discipline, however, convinced the Council otherwise.
Master Koth was a close friend of Mace Windu since they exchanged lightsabers for a while. He trained the legendary Jedi Sharad "Howlrunner" Hett. Koth went on a mission to Yinchorr with many other Council Members before the Clone Wars. He also participated on a mission to Malastare.
Though a Zabrak (the same species as Darth Maul and Agen Kolar), Koth does not hail from the planet Iridonia. Instead, he was born in the squalor of Nar Shaddaa, the smuggler's moon orbiting the Hutt-controlled planet of Nal Hutta. The term Iridonian Zabrak simply refers to a difference in horn patterns between different Zabraks. Like those of his species, Koth had great mental endurance. He also possessed seemingly interminable willpower and endurance to physical pain. His raw physical abilities, mental disciplines and Force talents were honed by his master, and once Koth attained Knighthood, he shared his talents with his Padawan Sharad Hett.
He was present when Qui-Gon Jinn presented Anakin Skywalker to the council as the Chosen One. He also attended Jinn's funeral and the celebration after the Battle of Naboo.
Koth was meant to return in Episode II and Episode III. However, since the latter episodes were shot in Australia, not England, a new actor was cast, and George Lucas subsequently decided to make the new actor into a new character, who was later named Agen Kolar.
Eeth Koth was one of the 200 Jedi sent to Geonosis. Although he survived the Arena battle, Koth reportedly died when his Republic Gunship was shot down, according to the reference books "Inside the Worlds of ''Attack of the Clones''" and "The New Essential Chronology". However, the canonicity is sometimes disputed as a possible appearance of Koth in the animated series ''Clone Wars'' vol. 2 in storylines which are unambiguously set well after the Battle of Geonosis. However, this character is credited as Agen Kolar in the end credits of this show, meaning that it is an obvious artistic error.
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'Maks Leem' was a female Gran Jedi Master during the Clone Wars, in which she wielded a sky blue lightsaber. Her Padawans included Rees Alrix and Whie Malreaux. Maks and Whie helped Jai Maruk and Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy smuggle Yoda off Coruscant to take him to Vjun for a rendezvous with Count Dooku. While traveling to Vjun, the Jedi were attacked on Phindar Station by a Separatist ambush, in which Maks and Jai were murdered by Asajj Ventress and her Super Assassin Droids. During that final battle, Jai Maruk proved himself a capable fighter, but it was Maks's calm voice that prevented him from giving into hate and falling to the dark side just prior to death.
'Zhar Lestin' was a Twi'lek Jedi Master and member of the Jedi Council during the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. He trained both Revan and Malak for a time whilst he was on Coruscant and saw Revan as his most promising pupil, certain he would one day be a great champion of the Jedi Order.
Zhar once again became the teacher to Revan, after the former dark lord had been 'reprogrammed' by the Jedi Council. After the events on Taris and watching the planet be destroyed by Malak, Bastila Shan made the suggestion to head to Dantooine, where she discussed the events to the Jedi Council. Vandar Tokare tells the group that Revan - who now believes he is someone else - will be trained in the ways of the Force.
Master Zhar was killed on Katarr by Darth Nihilus.
'Jai Maruk' was a human male Jedi Master during the Clone Wars, at which time he wielded a sky blue lightsaber. He was a native of Druckenwell and was nicknamed "the Hawk-bat." After returning from a costly mission on Vjun, Jai was allowed to return to Coruscant by Count Dooku in order to lure Master Yoda into a trap, a trap that Jai did not know about. When in the dining hall of the Jedi Temple Jai expressed his feelings about how one certain youngling should be sent the Jedi's Agriculture Corps because of her apparent lack of the Force. Master Yoda made a bet with Master Maruk, that if this youngling were to win the fighting competition he would have to take her as his Padawan learner. After watching Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy defeat all other competition, Jai hesitantly took her as his Padawan.
On a secret return mission to Vjun to confront Count Dooku, Master Maruk, Master Yoda, Master Maks Leem, Scout and Whie were attacked by Asajj Ventress and her Super Assassin Droids ( fighting droid types) which deafened Jai before the a hard fought lightsaber duel which nearly caused him to turn to the Dark Side of the Force. During this, Jai Maruk was slain by Asajj Ventress along with Maks Leem. His Padawan clambered to his side and begged him not to leave her, and with his last breath he told her, "Never...my Padawan." Jai only appears in ''.
'Foul Moudama' was a Talz Jedi Knight from the planet Alzoc III during the waning days of the Old Republic. He was one of the three Jedi Masters assigned to protect Chancellor Palpatine along with Shaak Ti and Roron Corobb during the start of the Battle of Coruscant from General Grievous. Foul and Roron eventually fought against General Grievous in the bunker where Palpatine was supposed to hide, but were ultimately overwhelmed when Grievous unleased his two extra arms. They fell almost instantly. Shaak Ti, realizing that her companions were in grave danger, dashed to their side, but it was far too late.
His name is derived from the Arabic words "Foul Medammas", meaning "Fava Beans."
'Jocasta Nu' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe.
Jocasta Nu was the Chief Librarian of the Jedi Archives at the time of the Clone Wars with a penchant for being a bit overconfident in the completeness of her Archives. Her patterned robes bore the symbols of the Ansata, representing her devotion to knowledge and learning.
During her career, Jocasta trained many Padawans, including the future Emperor's Hand, Jerec, and Olee Starstone, whom she tutored in the years prior to the Clone Wars.
As a young Jedi Knight, Jocasta served as an archaeologist for the Jedi ExplorCorps and for decades after her service, she wore her lightsaber at all times, in memory of her time as an active field agent of the Order.
In 52 BBY, Jocasta Nu stepped down after spending more than ten years as a member of the Jedi Council. She took up the mantle of Librarian and served as Archives Director for over thirty years. She knew Count Dooku quite well, and claimed him to be one of the greatest Jedi of all time.
During her position of Chief Librarian, she gathered a very precise and extensive knowledge of the Galaxy. She often gave advice to Jedi Knights who were looking for information about the planets they were sent to on a mission. During these years, her confidence in the Archives was whole, claiming that if something is not in the Archives, then it does not exist. This statement was belied when Obi-Wan Kenobi did not find Kamino in the Archives. Thankfully to Madame Nu's experience, she immediately knew that only a Jedi Master could have accessed the files and deleted them.
During Operation: Knightfall in 19 BBY, Jocasta faced Darth Vader, drawing her blue lightsaber. The Dark Lord lifted her with the Force Grip, and impaled Jocasta through the chest after she denied access to the Temple's signal beacon, killing her instantly. Jocasta's body was found by Obi-Wan and Yoda when they returned to Coruscant.
When the Galactic Empire emerged, official records compiled by Sate Pestage stated that Jocasta Nu was executed for harboring information that threatened the Empire and its citizens.
'Pablo-Jill' was an Ongree Jedi Master during the time of the Clone Wars. He was famous for bringing peace to the world of Ord Mantell and noted as being one of the heroic protectors sent to Geonosis on a rescue mission to save fellow Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and Anakin's wife, Senator Padmé Amidala. He was one of the few to survive the battle in the arena, though he was not in the final circle of survivors after having become separated from the rest of the Jedi.
He fought valiantly during the Clone Wars and an Ongree Jedi is seen as a member of the Jedi Council in Revenge of the Sith. –During the Battle of Coruscant, Pablo-Jill piloted his Jedi starfighter into the hanger bay of the ''Invisible Hand'', General Grievous's flagship. He was then killed in a short duel with Grievous, who then launched his body into space.
Even Piell was a Jedi Master and Jedi Council member from the planet Lannik with a well-deserved reputation of being a humorless and fierce warrior. He was present when Qui-Gon Jinn introduced Anakin Skywalker to the Council.
Born and raised on the planet Lannik, Even Piell was spotted for his Force aptitude at an early age, and he was taken to Coruscant for training. However, his love of his homeworld never left him, and when he became a Jedi Knight, he spent some years back with his people. He served their royal family by working as part of royal security at a time when the lives of the monarch and his family were under threat.
Although small in comparison to other humanoids, Even Piell was well-respected in Jedi circles for his skill with a lightsaber. He was a master of Shii-Cho: Form I. He followed a strict code of honor that was an extension of the warrior code of Lannik. In difficult situations, Even could be counted upon to keep a cool head and apply his considerable wisdom and intelligence in the thick of action. For these reasons, Even was selected to serve on the Jedi Council just as the order was about to enter its most turbulent period.
Before the Invasion of Naboo, events centered on Even Piell's homeworld most occupied his efforts. The planet had long been troubled by anti-monarchist violence. The movement had been led by a terrorist group called the Red Iaro. The group had large forces and supplies that had been provided by many offworld supporters who had an interest in the fall of the Lannik royals. Years of conflict and terrible losses on both sides resulted only in deadlock. Growing increasingly desperate, the Red Iaro started to use more extreme methods.
These included a suicide raid on the Lannik royal family during a visit of representatives from Corellia. If it were not for Even Piell, who had attended the meeting as a precaution, all present would have been killed. As it was, Piell battled the eight intruders single handedly, killed seven of them and forced the eighth, the leader named Myk'Chur Finux Zug, to flee with a serious injury. Zug managed to loose a lucky shot at Piell and as a result the Jedi lost his left eye. The Lannik royals and the Corellian delegates (who were the parents of Adi Gallia), were saved.
Instead of using bacta therapy to heal his wound, or being fitted with a prosthetic eye to restore his full sight, Even chose to wear his scar as a badge of honor. He was proud of the fact that he had stood alone against eight highly-trained killers and prevailed, especially that he did so while protecting his royal family.
Shortly after the Invasion of Naboo, Adi Gallia informed the Jedi Council that the Red Iaro had declared a stalemate. They wished to begin peace in the process. Negotiations were to take place on Malastare. Supreme Chancellor Palpatine requested that only members of the Council go to arrange a truce between the Red Iaro and the Lannik royal prince. Along with Mace Windu, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Yaddle, and Plo Koon. Even Piell volunteered to go. Adi Gallia also joined them, in repayment for saving her parents.
When they arrived on Malastare, they were greeted by Baskol Yeesrim and Ainlee Teem. The Jedi were shown to the Governor's Palace. On the way, Even discovered that were being followed by a Red Iaro terrorist and a Ffib priest. Even and Adi dropped back to deal with them. Caught by surprise, the two beings opened fire upon the two Jedi. The noise was heard by Ki-Adi-Mundi and his apprentice, A'Sharad Hett, who came to investigate. The two men fled. The Jedi followed in hot pursuit, but were unable to apprehend the fugitives.
Soon after, the Lannik prince, R'cardo Sooflie IX, arrived and the Jedi were summoned to the Arbitration chambers. When they entered, the Prince inquired about the identity of the Lannik Jedi. Even Piell introduced himself to the prince and stated that he had served his father and grandfather. Adi Gallia was quite annoyed with the fact that the prince had no idea who Even was, as the Jedi had single-handedly saved the royal family. Shortly afterward, the Red Iaro's representatives entered, led by Zug. While the negotiations were taking place, the Malastare fifth race elimination finals of the podrace started. The prince's short temper was not encouraging the negotiations, so Master Windu decided to resume the meeting the next day. Aks Moe was about to summon the air taxis to take the Jedi back to their apartments when one of the prince's advisors suggested they take the Lannik's personal shuttles.
On the way back Even occupied one of the two shuttles with Masters Windu and Gallia. Two advisors, including one named Hutar, who Even had served with on Lannik, were accompanying them. A podracer distracted the Jedi, while the advisors revealed that they were members of the Red Iaro and they were carrying thermite bombs. Thinking quickly, Even cut the shuttle in half with his lightsaber, saving their lives, but causing the shuttle to fall out of the sky. The same happened to the other group, but they still had a shuttle. Sebulba, one of the contenders of the podrace, was heading their way. Mace leaped onto the side of his pod racer. The Jedi Master asked him to slow down the pod so the Jedi could reach the ground, but this angered the Dug since he was leading the race. The other group of Jedi spotted them and rescued them just in the nick of time. The Jedi realized that the attack on the shuttles was just a distraction; the remaining Red Iaro members were in the Palace with the prince.
The Jedi arrived and apprehended the terrorists except Myk'Chur Finux Zug. He fled using a jet pack but he crashed into Sebulba's pod. The prince was saved, but was ungrateful to Even again. Even so, Even was pleased that he could serve the monarch of Lannik again.
Many years later Piell was one of the many Jedi who fought in the Battle of Geonosis and yet one of the few who managed to survive. He fought for the Republic during the Clone Wars, and was later present at Anakin Skywalker's knighting ceremony. As of 19 BBY his seat on the Council was vacant, and would be filled by Skywalker.
'Yarael Poof' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He was a Jedi Master and one of the last members of the Jedi Council before the Great Jedi Purge.
He was a member of the Quermian species, a race of sentient invertebrates related to the Xexto of Troiken. Hidden beneath his traditional robes were four delicate arms which granted him remarkable dexterity. Poof's sensitive olfactory glands were located in his hands. Poof had two brains, one located inside his skull and the other in his chest cavity.
Poof was a consummate master of Jedi mind tricks and could use the Force to mislead targets by conjuring false images in their minds. His connection with the Force was admired by all, and he was invited to be a member of the Jedi Council — a position he accepted. Yarael Poof was powerful and skilled in the rare art of battle meditation, which helped him to give courage to an army while the opposing army suddenly was mentally weakened. Although a member of the Jedi Council, Yarael Poof was also adept in a combat situation. He was the most senior of four Quermian Jedi in the years running up to the Invasion of Naboo.
The Jedi Master was present when Qui-Gon Jinn brought young Anakin Skywalker before the Council for training. He trained at least one Padawan himself, an Ithorian named Roron Corobb.
In 27 BBY, Yarael's finest hour came after a chain of events that started with a crisis meeting of the Jedi Council. Mace Windu briefed the gathered Jedi luminaries that a threat had emerged that needed immediate action. A radical Annoo-dat General named Ashaar Khorda was planning to strike at one of the Republic's key worlds — Alderaan, Corellia or Coruscant. Most terrifying of all, the Council learned that Khorda had obtained an ancient artifact from the planet Seylott that was so powerful it could destroy a planet. A member of the Council would be chosen to watch over each of the planets.
Oppo Rancisis would go to Corellia, Eeth Koth to Alderaan and Mace Windu volunteered to watch over Coruscant. But Yarael Poof insisted he be given the task of watching over Coruscant. He reasoned that General Khorda's powerful artifact would create a disturbance in the Force, and so his particularly sensitive Force connection would be invaluable. The Council agreed. He did not have to wait long. Sensing a disturbance in the Force in the lower levels of Coruscant, Yarael started homing in on the source. On his way to the bowels of Coruscant, Poof came across a young boy being pursued by a gang of thugs. Such was the Quermian's sense of compassion that he made time to help the boy and created an apparition of a fearsome rancor to scare off the gang.
Before long, Yarael found himself within Coruscant's central power generator. Before him was Khorda, clutching a carved object that Yarael sensed was the source of the Force disturbance. Realizing how close the object was to releasing the power, Yarael stepped forward and demanded that Khorda and his followers surrender. At the same time, two bounty hunters appeared and demanded the same thing. Khorda's followers opened fire on them, forcing Yarael to resort to violence. Poof and the two bounty hunters, Zam Wesell and Jango Fett, defeated the terrorists, and Yarael obtained the artifact. He was about to use his Force powers to deactivate it when Khorda plunged a knife in his chest. Fett shot Khorda in return. Although he could have saved himself, he used his last ounce of Force to deactivate it—thus saving Coruscant at the cost of his own life.
A funeral was held for him at the Jedi Temple, attended by members of the High Council and three Quermian Jedi. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker also attended.
Yarael Poof's place on the Jedi Council was filled by his successor, Coleman Trebor.
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'Oppo Rancisis' (born 206 BBY) was a 174 year-old (around the Battle of Naboo) Thisspiasian who abdicated his throne on his homeworld to serve the Jedi. He was a member of the Jedi Council during the events of '' and ''. As a Padawan of Master Yaddle, Rancisis mastered Malacia, a Jedi technique that induced a powerful dizziness and nausea in enemies. Malacia could incapacitate an enemy like a hammer blow without causing any lasting physical damage, and so was not considered a dark side power. Oppo taught the technique at the Jedi Temple for over two decades, but only a few other Jedi ever came close to mastering the difficult discipline. Oppo possessed an unerring tactical mind and had the ability to use a Force power of immense strength, Battle Meditation. One of the few known Jedi to also be skilled in this power was Bastila Shan of the Old Republic.
During the Clone Wars, Master Rancicis was not in favor of Anakin Skywalker being promoted to Jedi Knight without undergoing the traditional trials. He thought the brash Padawan lacked discipline, but Yoda tipped the debate in favor of Anakin's Knighthood. He was a leader in the Battle of Kamino, in the beginning of the Clone Wars. He was thought to be one of the most intelligent and powerful members of the Jedi Order. He also lead the Battle on Saleucami, and chose Quinlan Vos as his second in command. Oppo Rancisis died when he was struck down by Sora Bulq at the Battle of Saleucami after being ambushed by Anzati assassins. Without Rancisis' tactics and use of Battle Meditation, the Republic forces on Saleucami were thrown into disarray, and his troops faced defeat against the more numerous Separatist forces.
'Aaska Ren-Turro', a Jedi master in the late days of the Galactic Republic, was born on the planet Xeaus in 59 BBY. At a young age, she was discovered to be force-sensitive and she was sent to the Jedi Temple for training. She was eventually made the padawan of the great Jedi Master Scella, also called Paru. The two were on the planet Ord Mantell when Faro Ti-Velaqqa took control of the government on Xeaus.
The young Ren-Turro begged Scella to take her back to Edra, the city of her birth, to find her parents. Scella refused, saying, "You must distance yourself from what you most fear losing." Later, she learned that her parents had been killed in the final climactic battle that took place in Edra. This event and Scella's refusal to take her home, haunted her for the rest of her life.
When Palpatine came to power following the ousting of Supreme Chancellor Vallorum, Ren-Turro was immediately distrustful of the new Chancellor. She tried to convince the council that Palpatine was evil, but none would listen to her. It is now believed that the Sith was unable to blind her senses, evidence that she was a very powerful Jedi indeed.
When Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader led the attack on the Jedi Temple in 19 BBY, Ren-Turro fought gallantly, eventually being slain at the end of Darth Vader's lightsaber just outside the doors of the Jedi Council chambers, where she had been protecting the group of younglings sent there by Jocasta Nu. Her body was later cremated on a funeral pyre and her ashes returned to her home planet of Xeaus, where they were scattered over the Salvo Sea.
'T'ra Saa' was a Jedi Master in the waning days of the Old Republic. She has trained many Jedi over the course of her life, (including Mace Windu) and is a Neti.
T'ra Saa's first appearance is where she helps defeat the Anzati Jedi Volfe Karkko.
T'ra is a possible love interest for Master Tholme.
During the Clone Wars she fights on Devaron, and helps Kit Fisto defeat the Devaronian Pirates. Later on, she is on Null, where a group of Bounty Hunters attacks and sets the forest alight. She saves the wounded under her care by bringing trees down on top of them. She is badly wounded, but is healed by Barriss Offee and Mace Windu. Tholme still cared deeply for Saa, and was devastated when she was so badly injured.
At the end of the war, T'ra Saa fought during the Siege of Saleucami. She survived the long and bloody battle there. She along with Tholme, Vos, Ville, and Chak reside in a cave on Kashyyyk. She later survived Order 66 and hid out on Nal Hutta.
Jedi Master 'Scella', called 'Paru' on his home planet of Amelico, is widely regarded as among the wisest Jedi in the recorded history of the galaxy, some would say second only to Yoda. He was born Paru on Amelico in the year 1049 BBY and was raised in the small village of Cara. When he came of age (by Satarin standards) in 989 BBY at the age of 60, he left his home in Cara for the customary pilgrimage that every young Satarin makes. His journey took him halfway around the world, to the top of Mount Herra. It was during his twenty years on the mountain that he trained himself, as all Satarin do, in the ways of the Force.
Upon leaving the mountain, Paru made his way back to Cara, where he built a home and established his own farm next to his family's homestead. For the next two hundred years, Paru lived peacefully on Amelico, improving his connection with the Force and growing very wise. Although it is customary for Satarin to marry when they reach the age of two hundred years, Paru refused to seek out a wife. He lived alone, meditating, working in his fields, writing. Many of his works and writings on the relationship between life and the Force are considered to be some of the greatest works of philosophy every written.
Not long after, Paru made a huge decision: he would be the first Satar to ever leave Amelico and journey to the galactic center. This began Paru's time of traveling. For a hundred years, he journeyed all over the galaxy seeing things that most beings could never see in one lifetime. He ended his travels on the world of Coruscant where he traveled to the Jedi Temple. It was at the Temple that he was asked to train as a Jedi. Initially, he refused, but in time he saw that training would bring him even more in tune with the workings of the Force.
Paru, who came to be called Scella (meaning "mountain tamer"), eventually became one of the most powerful Jedi in the galaxy. However, most of his major life accomplishments took place during Palpatine's rise to power and subsequent takeover. He fought hard to prevent the Sith from gaining in strength, even training an apprentice, the Jedi Aaska Ren-Turro, to continue his cause.
At the age of 1011 in 36 BBY, Scella journeyed back to his homeworld of Amelico in search of a manuscript givent to him during his hermitage some 800 years before. The manuscript contained information detailing a prophecy about the rise of another Sith lord. He believed that the manuscript, which was given to him by his father, could lead him to the Sith. Upon his return, he found his farm and home had been recently burned, sabotaged by some unknown force.
This event led him to believe that a Sith was very close to him and knew of his intentions. He was good friends with a man called Palpatine from Naboo, though he did not know of his Sith aspirations. As Palpatine grew in power, Scella slowly came to realize that the man he had once called a friend was in fact a Sith lord, though realizing too late as Palpatine seized power in 19 BBY. During the Clone Wars, Scella had been fighting with a contingent of Clonetroopers, defending the planet Czazyk from Separatist attacks. When Executive Order 66 was implemented, Scella barely managed to escape.
Unable to return to his homeworld, Scella went into hiding on the planet Naboo under the protection of Queen Apailana. When the Emperor discovered Apailana harboring fugitives, Scella attempted to take the Queen and escape the planet. Apailana, however, was killed before they could escape. Scella finally managed to return to Amelico in 13 BBY. His last fifteen years were spent in seclusion.
As the Galactic Civil War reached its crescendo, Scella entered his last illness. He gradually grew weaker and weaker, though he told his nurse, "I cannot die so long as the Sith lives." On the day of the Battle of Endor, across the vast gulf of space, Scella could feel death of his former friend Palpatine aboard the Death Star. As he felt this, he whispered to the nurse, "Alas, the Sith lives no more and my purpose is fulfilled." He died a few hours later.
His body was cremated on a funeral pyre a few days later and he was posthumously made an honorary Prince of Cara. His writings have become very famous and he is regarded as the greatest scholar in modern galactic history.
'Echuu Shen-Jon' and his padawan Stam Reath were two of the many Jedi who were sent to Geonosis to rescue Anakin Skywalker, Padme Amidala and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Echuu survived the battle, but his padawan was killed by Sev'Rance Tann, one of Count Dooku's generals. The Jedi Council assigned Echuu Shen-Jon a new apprentice, Naat Reath, Stam Reath's sister. They were given orders to reclaim the world of Sarapin from the Confederacy's control. After the long gruesome fight to the peak of Mount Corvast, they reclaimed the world that supplied the core worlds with more than two thirds of their power.
Echuu and Naat stopped at the Ka'er Orbital platform to Stop the Banking Clan from producing Spider walkers for the Confederacy. While there, they gathered resources from Confederate supplies.
They were then sent to Tatooine to disrupt a trade agreement between Brooka the Hutt and the Confederacy. Upon arrival they receive un-expected help from Jabba the Hutt, who didn't like a rival Hutt making more creds than him. Jabba kept Brooka distracted as Echuu set up base in a Tusken Raider canyon after 'removing' the tusken camp at the behest of defenseless town that suffered nightly attacks by the tribe. Echuu converted many of Tatooine's citizens to the Republic's cause and laid waste to Brooka's Pallace and the Confederate encampment. It was in the ruins of the camp that Echuu discovered that the Confederacy had plans for the Decimator, and that it's confederate production facilities were on the remote world of Krant. More importantly, they discovered Stam's killer, Sev'rance Tann, was there, overseeing Decimator production.
Upon arriving in the Krant System, Echuu was only given permission by the Jedi Council to set up a base on Krant's moon. Echuu had to face a Trade Federation camp which supplied the Krant production facilities with a constant source of raw materials. After taking the moon, the Jedi Council ordered that they wait their and wait for help. Echuu disobeyed and went down planet-side. With a small contingent of clones, he and Naat discovered abandoned Wookiee warriors looking for passage off the planet. Being honorable warriors, they agreed to help the Republic first. The Confederate fortress was well defended, as were the Decimator production facilities. The Republic camp on the moon constantly sent down fresh troops to take the planet. Receiving unexpected help from Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala. After destroying the Decimator facilities, Sev'Rance Tann captured Naat Reath, and held her prisoner in another Confederacy base on Krant. Echuu Shen-Jon, consumed by the dark side went to rescue his padawan.
Echuu, headed down the path of darkness, began to bring Republic supplies planet side and began setting up a base, all for Naat Reath. The cost of using so many supplies and troops far outweighed the value of just one Padawan. Anakin Skywalker stayed behind, and Chancellor Palpatine himself came to Krant to try and convince Echuu otherwise. However, the Chancellor seemed to goad Echuu into continuing. Amassing an army between the clones, Wookiees, and Krant natives, Echuu leveled the Confederate base. Calling upon the dark side was undoubtably a factor in his victory. He caught up to Sev'Rance in her stronghold within the base. She had Naat bound and hostage. Sev'Rance Tann goaded Echuu into a fight and the two went at it. Echuu's darkness was brought to a level beyond General Tann and with one graceful move, Echuu cut Sev'Rance in half.
Realising what he had done, Echuu Shen-Jon stayed on Krant to stop himself from being fully corrupted by the dark side of the force. It was likely that he too was a practitioner of the of lightsaber combat, and that he had learnt this from his former master Mace Windu. This could explain how he fell to the Dark Side for a short time. It is likely that during his days of self-imposed exile he went back to mastering a less dangerous form of lightsaber combat- most likely , or .
Echuu survived in hiding through the Empire's Great Jedi Purge. He finally reemerged when Princess Leia crash landed on the world of Krant, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. There he aided her in her struggle against the Empire defending the cities of Krant. Later, Leia met with her Bothan spy, Utric Sandov. Echuu was surprised to hear that the Imperials found the Vor'Na'Tu, a powerful Jedi Holocron, rumored to hold secrets in the Force. He accompanied her to Geddes where the Imperials were keeping it in a Sith temple awaiting Darth Vader's arrival. Leia called upon a band a of Wookiee freedom fighters lead by Chewbacca's father Attichitcuk. After a brutal fight and activating several self-destructing droids against the Empire, Echuu stole the Vor'Na'Tu from the Sith temple. As Echuu, Leia, C-3PO and Attichitcuk ran to the Rebel transport, Darth Vader intercepted them. Echuu destyroyed the artifact and enguaged the Sith Lord wile Leia and the others made it to the transport. Echuu demanded that they take off and as the ship lifted away, Darth Vader cut Echuu's head off. Echuu's body disappeared like Obi-Wan Kenobi's had before him.
His spirit apparently achieved Immortality, since it returned years later to warn Leia and Luke that the Emperor could still tap into the Vor'Na'Tu's secrets with just it's pieces. Luke and Leia returned to Geddes, now called Hanoon. Luke and Leia went up against impossible odds, as the Imperials had built a more impervious base there, as well as several satellite bases. They had even set up colonies there for citizens to live. Leia and Luke retrieved all the pieces from the Empire. The Imperials then threatened the people of Hanoon by destroying the atmosperic generator. Echuu's spirit assisted Luke and Leia by using his spirit to empower the pieces of the Vor'Na'Tu and making Luke a force to be reconed with.
'Kol Skywalker' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' Expanded Universe, appearing in the ''Star Wars Legacy'' series. His illustrious ancestors include Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker, whose legacy he followed by becoming a Jedi, eventually ascending to the rank of Master. He is the father of Cade Skywalker and the master to Shado.
Kol was present during the Sith attack on the Jedi Academy on Ossus. He, along with Master Wolf Sazen, defended an outgoing ship with the surviving youngling and their padawans from the Sith and Imperial troops. After Kol ordered his son Cade to flee with the others, no less than eight Sith arrived to fight them, including Darth Nihl, one of the four most powerful Sith. Master Sazen was shot in the abdomen after having his arm cut off. Kol then took his lightsaber and fought the Sith and additional Imperials alone.
Cade ran off the ship to help his father, but Kol refused help, only letting him take Master Sazen to safety. Master Kol held all his foes at bay, even defeating Darth Nihl, until a wounded Nihl killed him with Force lightning.
'Ranik Solusar' was a powerful Jedi Master, identifiable by a green lightsaber. He was a close friend to Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jurokk. When Order 66 was issued, he was killed in the Jedi Temple by Darth Vader.
'Coleman Trebor' (62 BBY–22 BBY) was a Vurk Jedi Master from Sembla. Due to Yarael Poof's death, Master Trebor was invited to a seat on the Jedi High Council.
Master Trebor considered himself to be more of a diplomat than a fighter, and was known for peacefully settling a number of interplanetary disputes. Though capable of aggressive negotiation, he preferred words over action. Master Trebor possess a unique ability of 360 degree vision, allowing unique advantages in certain situations. Upon joining the Jedi Council, he tried to cooperate with the galactic media, something the council usually refrained from doing. As one of the official spokesbeings for the Jedi Order, Trebor was revered for his wisdom. He mediated the debates over the taking of "Baby Ludi", and the introduction of Jedi TradeChips with HoloNet News reporters.
Like many of his peers from the High Council, Master Trebor fought at the Battle of Geonosis. In a display of unparalleled heroism and courage, he attempted to attack Count Dooku alone, even though the Count was said to vastly surpass his lightsaber skills. It would not come to a duel, however - Jango Fett, defending the Count, shot Trebor several times in the chest. He then fell from the Archduke's box, as his Form VI Lightsaber combat had a low chance of deflecting blaster bolts, less than any of the other combat forms. However, if Jango had not been there, Coleman may have had a good chance of killing Dooku as he had taken the Count by surprise. After his near death at the Battle of Geonosis, Kit Fisto replaced Coleman on the Jedi Council.
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The following is a list of fictional ''Star Wars'' Jedi characters who attained a rank of Jedi Master. For more information on minor Jedi, please see List of minor Star Wars Jedi apprentices and List of minor Star Wars Jedi knights.
Allie, Stass
'Stass Allie' is a human Jedi Master from Corellia. She is the cousin of Jedi Master Adi Gallia. She became a Jedi Knight in 26 BBY. She had been trained by Jedi Master Plo Koon. Stass Allie was an accomplished warrior, but preferred to hone her healing skills by joining the Jedi Healers.
She fought in the Battle of Geonosis and survived. During the Separatist Crisis, Stass advised many high-ranking government officials. When her cousin, Adi Gallia, was killed by General Grievous on Boz Pity, Stass took her place on the Jedi Council. She also became a general during the Clone Wars. When Allie was getting ready to send reinforcements of clone troopers to Felucia, she was advised by Anakin Skywalker to go to Saleucami. While she was there, Order 66 was executed. Two clone troopers, led by Commander Neyo, fired at her speeder bike, which crashed into a rock and exploded, killing her.
Antilles, Jon
'Jon Antilles' is a fictional character in the Star Wars Expanded Universe. A student of the Dark Woman, he removed himself from direct contact with the Jedi Order after infiltrating the Bounty Hunter's Guild. He continued to operate on the Fringe, doing good where possible.
He accompanied Obi-Wan Kenobi and three other Jedi Masters to the planet Queyta to acquire a cure for a Confederacy chemical weapon, which could unleash and kill the entire Clone Army without risking their own troops. The cure was stored in a Confederacy laboratory that sat atop an island sitting in a river of lava. Jon immediately took charge of the strike team and led the plunge to the lab.
Jon Antilles was killed when he grappled with the bounty hunter Durge, attempting to distract him while Obi-Wan could retrieve the cure from Asajj Ventress. Durge grabbed Jon and threw him into the river of lava.
Although the Jedi Order doubted that Jon Antilles was his real name and despite the fact that he had appeared deceased before, the Jedi were fairly sure that Jon was not going to return from his final mission. The best that can be said about his final escapade is that the mission was a success. Obi-Wan managed to retrieve the cure for the Clone Army with the help of the only remaining Jedi Master in the group, Master Fay.
Antana, Soara
A graceful Human female, and a lightsaber virtuoso herself, 'Soara Antana' served as a lightsaber instructor at the Jedi Temple, where she helped train Anakin Skywalker prior to the Clone Wars. Her Padawan, Darra Thel-Tanis, was killed during a mission to Korriban in 24 BBY.
Antana died in the Great Jedi Purge.
Aqinos
'Aqinos' was a Sunesi Jedi Master from Monor II and the former Padawan of Jalad Dur. After becoming a Master, Aqinos trained several Padawans on Coruscant, including the inorganic life-forms known as Shard. Offended that he had taught droids about the Force, the Jedi Council exiled Aqinos and his students to Dweem, where they hid during the Great Jedi Purge. Luke Skywalker later invited him to join the New Jedi Order, though he was killed during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion.
Arkanian, Darrin
'Darrin Arkanain' was a Sullustan Jedi Master who led a Galactic Republic task force during the Clone Wars. After Emperor Palpatine instigated Order 66, Arkanian wandered the Outer Rim Territories and took Corwin Shelvay as his apprentice. When Shelvay was captured by High Inquisitor Antinnis Tremayne, Arkanian infiltrated Coruscant to rescue his student. Arkanian located Shelvay, but was captured by Tremayne and a squad of stormtroopers. Tremayne engaged Arkanian in a lightsaber duel and murdered him, gloating at his success in killing a Jedi Master.
Billaba, Depa
'Depa Billaba' was a Chalactan Jedi Master serving on the Jedi Council in the times leading up to and during the Clone Wars. She was a Padawan of Jedi Master Mace Windu. Windu rescued Billaba from space pirates that had killed her parents when she was six months old. She was discovered to be Force-Sensitive and brought before the Jedi Council. When she was old enough, Mace took her as his Padawan. Depa showed dedication to her homeworld of Chalacta by decorating the bridge of her nose with symbolic markings. During the Battle of Geonosis, she looked after the children in the Jedi Temple. As a master lightsaber duelist, Depa mastered , one of three Jedi in the Order to do so. Vaapad took great strength in the Force to master, and there was a risk of the user falling to the dark side. Although she seemed perfectly suited to use this form, Billaba fell to the dark side during the mission to the war-torn planet of Haruun Kal, and Mace Windu was sent to bring her back. As a result of an attempt to take her own life, she remained in a coma for the rest of the Clone Wars. She was replaced by Obi-Wan Kenobi on the Jedi Council.
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Barrek, Daakman
'Daakman Barrek' appears in '' as a human Jedi who lead a task force to Hypori. The task force consisted of a few Jedi, including Shaak Ti, Aayla Secura, and Ki-Adi-Mundi, along with many clone troopers. The Battle of Hypori was a disaster for the Jedi, as they were outmatched by Droids and General Grievous. Daakman Barrek attempted to contact Obi-Wan Kenobi on Muulinist, requesting re-enforcements. He was able to describe the current situation and Grievous, but he was cut down by the Separatist commander.
Bondara, Anoon
'Anoon Bondara' was a Twi'lek Jedi Master whose weapon of choice was a green lightsaber. He was the master to Darsha Assant. He is also known to be Obi-Wan Kenobi's trainer, along with two other Jedi. Anoon was once a lightsaber instructor, and was considered to be one of the best lightsaber fighters in the Jedi Order at that time. He was killed while fighting Darth Maul on a landing platform on Coruscant. Knowing that his defeat was near, Anoon plunged his lightsaber deep into Maul's speeder bike power cell, causing an explosion. Unfortunately, the explosion killed Anoon instead of Maul.
Cerulian, Thame
'Thame Cerulian' was a legendary Jedi Master who was a historian and an expert in Jedi history. He was Count Dooku's former master. Cerulian was known to use a green lightsaber.
Choi, Tsui
'Tsui Choi' was an Aleena Jedi Master. He trained many Padawans over the years, and was an old comrade of Count Dooku.
Tsui was a member of the Jedi taskforce to Yitheeth in the Yinchorri Uprising a year before ''The Phantom Menace'', along with Adi Gallia, Eeth Koth, and his Padawan Theen Fida, who was killed on that mission by a Yinchorri ambush. Tsui then went on to pilot the cruiser in which they were travelling with fellow Jedi Master Saesee Tiin. After the Yinchorri conflict, Tsui continued to serve the Jedi, though he grieved for his lost Padawan.
When the call to war came after the Battle of Geonosis, he became a general in the new army of the Republic. He fought at the Battle of Kamino along with Aayla Secura. Later in the Clone Wars, Tsui was on a mission to Drongar, and fought valiantly when the ship was attacked, along with Jedi Knights Kai Justiss and Sian Jeisel. He briefly encountered Count Dooku and Dark Jedi Sora Bulq.
After the first Battle of Coruscant, Tsui was sent on a reconnaissance mission. When Order 66 was executed by Emperor Palpatine, Tsui travelled to Eriadu. There he met Bultar Swan, and they decided to go to a meeting of Jedi on Kessel, though he went only to listen. The meeting was a trap organized by Jedi Master Shadday, used to lure Darth Vader. After the death of one Jedi, Tsui and Bultar knew they had to fight the Sith Lord. Tsui cut Vader's saber arm off and Bultar wounded Vader's leg. It was then that Jedi Koffi Arana killed Bultar. Tsui used the Force to hurl rocks at Vader, and in the process, defeated him. Tsui would have killed Vader to preserve hundreds of lives if not for the arrival of stormtroopers, who killed one of the three remaining Jedi Masters and attacked Tsui. He attacked the clones, but his companion was killed. Vader then used the Force to freeze Tsui in mid-air, and the Jedi Master knew he was defeated. With his last act of defiance, he threw his lightsaber at Vader, cutting a hole in the Sith Lord's armor. The attempt was for naught, as Tsui was then shot down by the clone troopers.
Cho-Leem, Thracia
'Thracia Cho-Leem' was a Jedi before the Clone Wars. She was the master who trained Vergere. Shortly after the events of ''Rogue Planet'', she left the Jedi Order after feeling the darkness in Anakin Skywalker. Her fate after Order 66 is unknown.
Corobb, Roron
'Roron Corobb' was an Ithorian Jedi from the planet Ithor during the waning days of the Old Republic. He had a guttural voice that "was as powerful as any Force blast", and, with his four throats, was able to blow apart an entire room or battalion. Many people saw him as a great Jedi, but that was not very hard to believe, as he was Yarael Poof's Padawan until he graduated to the rank of Jedi Master. During the start of the Battle of Coruscant, he was one of the three brave Jedi assigned to protect Chancellor Palpatine from General Grievous, among whom were also Shaak Ti and Foul Moudama. Roron, Foul, and Shaak Ti fought against General Grievous in the bunker where Palpatine was supposed to hide, but Shaak Ti was the only survivor. Corobb died first after putting up a valiant fight. It was later discovered that Corobb on a mission to his native planet Ithor, gave an Ithorian Priest, Tomo Aedon, a secret holocron containing all known knowledge of the Force. Upon hearing of Corobb's death at the hand of General Grevious, Tomo Aedon forsook his role as priest and went on to become a powerful wielder of the light side of the Force.
It is believed that the name "Roron Corobb" was a homage to Ron Cobb who designed the "Hammerhead" mask for Episode IV's cantina sequence.
Desann
'Desann' is a character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. As a Dark Jedi, he is the main villain of the computer game ''.
Desann is a lizard-like humanoid of the Chistori species. Before joining Luke Skywalker's Jedi Academy, Desann was haunted by loneliness, being shunned and feared by his fellow of the brotherhood, who did not fully understand the nature of the Force and regarded it as dangerous black magic.
Once in the Jedi Academy, the alien-lizard proved to be a very powerful and successful student. However, he became impatient, power hungry, condescending, aggressive, and even violent, especially in his arguments with instructors. During a training session, he struck down and killed a fellow student, saying he was "too weak to be a Jedi." The dark disciple left before anyone could help him.
Months later, along with Admiral Galak Fyyar, he became the leader of an Imperial Remnant faction seeking to regain control of the galaxy by creating an army of Force-adept warriors feeding on the energy of the Valley of the Jedi. Since only Kyle Katarn and his partner Jan Ors knew the location of the Valley of the Jedi, Desann and his dark apprentice Tavion decided to capture Jan Ors on Artus Prime in order to trick Kyle into revealing the location of the Valley.
The former Academy apprentice took a contingent of Imperial cohorts and captured Jan Ors. When Kyle Katarn arrived to free his partner, the Chistori confronted the rebel mercenary. Of course, without the power of the Force, the former Imperial soldier was no match for the Dark Jedi Master. Desann gripped Kyle and shocked him with Force Lightning.
Desann held up Katarn and berated him about losing his powers. The mercenary still tried to rescue his friend, and the Chistori commanded Tavion to kill Jan Ors as a ruse to motivate, a now Force-insensitive, Kyle to go to the Valley to reconnect with the Force; Jan remained secretly alive on the Remnant flagship ''Doomgiver''. Kyle, believing that Jan was dead, traveled to the Valley in order to avenge her death. Desann followed Kyle, using him to discover the location of the Valley, which allowed Desann to create his army of Dark Jedi warriors, called Reborns, and Shadowtroopers by infusing the Force into Artusian crystals and using them on Imperial stormtroopers, giving them the ability to use the Force.
When Kyle boarded the Lenico Belt cruiser, Luke Skywalker reported to him that the New Republic and Jedi Knights were trying to hold the Remnant and the Shadowtroopers at the Valley of the Jedi. Desann engaged Luke and slightly wounded his former master. Desann had truly become more powerful than any of the Academy's trainers or guardians.
Some time later, he attacked the Jedi Academy, but Kyle stopped him by destroying the ''Doomgiver'', after having freed Jan, and thus most of his army. On Yavin 4, Jedi Knights and New Republic forces defeated his remaining Reborns and stormtroopers. Desann escaped into the tunnels under the Massassi Temple, where he was confronted by Kyle. Each tried unsuccessfully to convert the other to their side of the Force. A battle ensued in which Desann was slain.
Drallig, Cin
'Cin Drallig' (pronounced ''Sin Drol-Ic'') was a legendary lightsaber duelist who took over as the Order's leading instructor in advanced lightsaber combat after the unfortunate resignation of fellow Jedi Master Dooku. In the novelization of ''Revenge of the Sith'', it is revealed that Yoda trained him to be a great lightsaber duelist. In ''Revenge of the Sith'', Cin and his apprentice Serra Keto had been left in charge of the younglings of the Jedi Temple. When Darth Vader invaded the Temple, he killed Cin along with students Bene, his second apprentice, and Whie Malreaux. His death was recorded in the temple security holograms. At the time of his death, Cin knew Vader as Anakin Skywalker, hero of the Republic.
He is played in the film by Nick Gillard, the stunt choreographer for the ''Star Wars'' movies, and his name is Nick Gillard spelled backwards, except without the "k" in Nick. In several interviews, Gillard has stated that he would destroy Hayden Christensen (the actor portraying Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith) in a real life duel, but his character is far weaker. He is seen only briefly by hologram.
In the , both he and Serra are unlockable characters for the "Bonus Missions" setting and the "Dueling" mini-game and Boss Characters.
Du, Ur-Sema
'Ur-Sema Du' was a brave Jedi Master who worked for Jocasta Nu; she and her apprentice, Kai Justiss, traveled the Outer Rim conducting research into creatures rumoured to have out of the ordinary connections with the Force; their missions notably included Marsh Haunts on Abraxin to searching for the fabled Nightcrawlers on Kashyyyk. Du had recently returned to the Jedi Temple and so one was of the Jedi that fought in the Battle of Geonosis, but died in the catacombs when she ran afoul of General Grievous.
Ur-Sema Du is named in honor of Jan Duursema, fan-favorite artist on Dark Horse Comics Star Wars: Republic series.
Faalo, Vo'ren
'Vo'ren Faalo' was a Jedi Master and wrote ''The Book of Practical Lightsaber Technique''. In his book, he detailed a series of cadences in which a Jedi attempted to manipulate small steel bearings atop candles with their lightsabers. This technique was later used by Adalric Cessius Brandl to train Fable Astin.
Giiett, Micah
'Micah Giiett' was a Jedi Master during the times of the Old Republic. One of the Jedi Council members in the twilight of the Jedi Order, Micah Giiett was a close friend of Plo Koon. His apprentice was Bultar Swan. He was one of the few Jedi to be skilled in two-saber combat, using a pair of yellow bladed lightsabers when fighting. He sacrificed himself for his fellow Jedi while fighting Yinchorri shortly before the events of the ''. His seat on the council was replaced by Ki-Adi-Mundi. As for Swan, she continued her training under Plo Koon.
Halcyon, Nejaa
'Nejaa Halcyon' was a Jedi Master from Corellia, and, against the Jedi Code, married and fathered a son, Valin.
Nejaa fought for the Republic during the Clone Wars, and at one point served as Anakin Skywalker's temporary Master. He was killed during one of the final battles of the Clone Wars, while fighting a group of Dark Jedi. Nejaa led two other Jedi during this battle; the Caamasi Ylenic It'Kla, and an unidentified human. (Fan speculation is that this is either Anakin or Obi-wan Kenobi, although some contend that the description matches Mace Windu better).
After his death, Nejaa's wife Scerra married Rostek Horn, a close friend of both hers and Nejaa's. Valin was raised by Rostek, and later fathered Corran Horn. Nejaa's lightsaber was contributed to the Galactic Museum on Coruscant, where it was later found by Corran during his escape from the prison ''Lusankya''.
Hamner, Kenth
'Kenth Hamner' is a fictional ''Star Wars'' Expanded Universe character, a Jedi Master in the New Jedi Order. A human male from Corellia, he was an officer of the New Republic during the Yuuzhan Vong War. Hamner was often left in charge of Jedi affairs while Luke Skywalker was busy with missions. Hamner was appointed first to the Galactic Alliance High Council and later was part of the New Jedi Order Masters' council. Hamner believed the New Jedi Order was answerable to the Galactic Alliance government and should serve it.
Hudorra, Kai
'Kai Hudorra' was a male Bothan Jedi Master and Senior Jedi General. Hudorra was fighting Separatists on Toola when Order 66 was issued. His fellow Jedi Master Simms was killed by their clone troopers, but Hudorra fled with Simms' Padawan Noirah Na. Hudorra and Na evaded capture and obtained secure passage to Coruscant. While on the capital world, they made their way to the Jedi Temple, where a lone Jedi attempted to destroy an entire squad of clone troopers; he was unsuccessful. Hudorra realized the age of the Jedi had ended, subsequently discarding his and Na's lightsabers. He cast Na aside, urging her to seek a life of value and a family. Hudorra's fate is unknown, though he stated that a person skilled with the Force could make a successful living as a gambler.
Jennir, Dass
'Dass Jennir' was a Jedi Master who fought on New Plympto during the Clone Wars when Order 66 occurred. He survived the betrayal of his troops and hid in the forest. Soon he met with his former enemies, the Nosaurians - the natives of the planet. Since now they were on the same side, the Nosaurian chief offered him to join their fight against the empire. However he wanted to return to Coruscant and make contact with any surviving member of the Jedi Council, but promised that he would return. The Nosaurian chief granted him a ship, and with it he returned to Coruscant. He didn't make contact but caught up with Darth Vader. In the ensuing conflict, Dass severed Vader's arm, causing the Sith Lord to flee.
Jmmaar
'Jmmaar' was a Jedi Master and Senior General during the Clone Wars. A male Viraanntesse from Vvaw, Jmmaar was a ten-legged crustacean. He was killed in 20 BBY by General Grievous during the Mission to Vandos. Grievous took possession of Jmmaar's green lightsaber, one of four blades the General wielded against Obi-Wan Kenobi on Utapau. He was also one of the first to be killed by Grievous in his 4-armed mode.
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Justiss, Kai
'Kai Justiss' was the former apprentice of Jedi Master Ur-Sema Du. He accompanied his master as a Padawan to catalogue Force-sensitive creatures in the galaxy for the Jedi Archives. During the Battle of Geonosis, Justiss was a member of Mace Windu's task force sent to rescue Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Padmé Amidala; he was one of the few to survive. Eight months after attaining the rank of Jedi Master, Justiss succeeded Yoda as Jedi Watchman to Kashyyyk. Although Justiss survived the Great Jedi Purge, he was betrayed local farmers on Garqi, who reported his whereabouts to bounty hunters. His ultimate fate is unknown.
Kcaj, Coleman
'Coleman Kcaj' was a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He was a Jedi Master of the Ongree species during the final days of the Clone Wars. Since he was a Jedi Council member during the Clone Wars, he was most likely a High General for the Grand Army of the Republic. He died during the great purge.
Trivia
"Coleman" is likely a reference to Rob Coleman of ILM, as was the Jedi Coleman Trebor ("Trebor" being "Robert" spelled backwards) in ''. Kcaj was originally thought to be the Ongree Pablo-Jill. "Kcaj" is simply "Jack" spelled backwards.
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Kolar, Agen
'Agen Kolar' was a Jedi Master and a member of the Zabrak species, born on the planet Iridonia. He fought on Geonosis and survived in the battle's end, though his young Padawan Tan Yuster, did not.
One of his first Clone Wars missions was on Brentaal IV. Also involved in the battle were Shaak Ti, Plo Koon, and Shon Kon Ray. All but Ray survived. While Shaak Ti was trying to locate Separatist Leader, Shogar Tok, Kolar was briefly taken prisoner but quickly freed. Kolar was then sent to find Quinlan Vos, a spy who had failed to contact Coruscant. Agen discovered that Vos had betrayed the Republic, but failed to bring him back.
Master Kolar was one of the members of the strike force that fought Palpatine with Mace Windu, Kit Fisto and Saesee Tinn. Palpatine revealed he really was the Sith, and sprang from his desk, and killed the terrified Kolar first by impaling him with his lightsaber after 2 seconds of battle.
Kolar was originally meant to be a re-casting of the Episode I character Eeth Koth. The new actor was dressed in the same costume and make-up as Eeth Koth, but George Lucas later decided that they did not look enough alike to be the same character, so he was renamed.
Kolar apparently changed lightsabers, or possibly just lightsaber crystals, between '' and '', as he wields a green blade in the former but a blue one in the latter. It would appear that this was a comparatively last-minute change, as the novelisation of the film describes his lightsaber as still producing a green blade. As Saesee Tiin and Kit Fisto (the other two jedi who accompanied Kolar and Windu to arrest Palpatine) both had green lightsabers as well, it is possible that George Lucas may have decided that having only green blades flanking Windu's purple one looked unintentionally uniform.
Another discrepancy to note in the novelisation is that Kolar's deathblow is described as a lightsaber thrust to the forehead, producing a hole burned straight through his skull, instead of piercing his heart as shown in the film.
In the Episode III Video Game, Kolar has many appearances. However Kolar is not recognized as a character but as a Jedi archetype.
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Koon, Plo
'Plo Koon' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He is played by Matt Sloan.
Plo Koon was a Kel Dor from the planet Dorin whose well-muscled humanoid form filled out his Jedi robes. His physiology was such that he wore protective goggles and his face-concealing antiox mask whenever in oxygen-rich environments. However, this did not impede him. Kel-Dor are further along in their evolutionary process than humans, and therefore as a Kel-Dor, Koon naturally possessed highly developed extrasensory organs that supplemented his already formidable Jedi attributes.
His species tended to see issues in black and white.
Plo Koon was an imposing Jedi Master and a long-term member of the Jedi Council during the Battle of Naboo and the Clone Wars. Koon was the last Padawan learner of the Wookiee Jedi Master and Jedi Council member Tyvokka. One of his more famous padawan learners was Taarn Jirad, who was one of the last surviving Jedi. In the aftermath of the Stark Hyperspace War, in which Master Tyvokka was mortally wounded, Plo Koon was invited to serve on the Council in place of his former master. During this conflict, the natural leader Plo Koon had raised the Galactic Republic flag, inspiring his fellow Jedi to victory. This won him the lifetime seat of his former master on the Jedi Council.
Plo firmly believed that there were better suited Jedi for his seat on the Council, most notably, Qui-Gon Jinn. So long as Qui-Gon kept his headstrong nature, Master Koon knew he would never receive a seat on the Council.
Shortly thereafter, Plo traveled with fellow Jedi Master (and close friend) Micah Giett to Yinchorr. During the battle of the Yinchorri uprising, Plo stalled the Yinchori warriors with the Force by creating a cloud-like smoke-screen. This bought the Jedi enough time for Adi Gallia and Eeth Koth to move in and rescue them. Micah Giett was mortally wounded, and Plo took up the responsibility of completing the training of Micah's Padawan, Bultar Swan.
Plo Koon's other Padawan's include the Trandoshan Lissarkh and Adi Gallia's cousin, Stass Allie.
When Aayla Secura returned to the Jedi Temple from her capture by her own uncle, it was Plo Koon who worked with her, restoring her memories.
During the Separatist uprising, the Jedi were under scruteny for not taking any responsibility for the corrupt government they defended. When a group of Sep-friendly students began a violent protest outside the Jedi Temple, Plo Koon quickly dissolved the conflict with a mass-mind-trick.
Plo Koon's debute fight scene was to be in Episode II of Star Wars along with Ki-Adi-Mundi. The two of them, along with several other un-named Jedi, breech a Droid control ship to shut down the Battle Droids in the arena. Once Plo and the others reach the droid controls, they find out that the Separatist droids are independant of the control ship. They reactivate, killing off the rest of the strike team, except Plo and Ki-Adi-Mundi. This is why they are escorted into the circle of Jedi at the end of the arena fight.
During the Clone Wars, Plo Koon made an exceptional Admiral as well as General. He advised fellow Council member Shaak Ti at the Battle of Bretaal IV from orbit. From there he worked frequently with Council member Adi Gallia. He assisted Ki-Adi-Mundi and Anakin Skywalker locate the captured Obi-Wan. This favor was returned at the Battle of Rendili where Plo Koon, his long-time friend Jace Dallin and General Jan Dodonna were captured by Rendili forces aboard their Dreadnaught. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Quinlan Vos came to his rescue. He was present at the First Battle of Boz Pity where he was an "invaluable" help. He faced the bounty-hunter Durge with the assistance of Jedi Master Kit Fisto.
By Episode III Plo Koon had returned to Coruscant to assist the Republic against General Grievous on the planet's surface. Once Grievous had escaped with Chancellor Palpatine, Master Koon set out in his Jedi starfighter to join the space battle overhead. Afterwards, he relieved Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker of their duties on Cato Neimodia. On a routine run through the planet's 'swinging cities' Order 66 was given. Captain Jag in his ARC-170 shot the Jedi Master out of the sky.
It is fan speculation that the Jedi Master may have survived this attack, since a picture of a Kel Dor with a blue lightsaber leaving a damaged blue Delta-7 starfighter was released shortly after Episode III.
It is interesting to note that in pre Episode II Action figures and media, his lightsaber was yellow-bladed. However, his, along with many others', was changed to green or blue for Episode II to match existing Jedi colors. His lightsaber is never shown in Episode III, and Clone Wars comics portrayed him with an Orange Lightsaber leading up to the events of Episode III. It is said that Plo Koon was a Master of the lightsaber Form V.
Koth, Eeth
'Eeth Koth' is an Iridonian Zabrak Jedi Master, and member of the Jedi Council present when Qui-Gon Jinn presented Anakin Skywalker to its members.
When Koth was four years old, his Force potential was discovered. Brought before the Council, Koth was first deemed too old to begin Jedi training. His remarkable mental discipline, however, convinced the Council otherwise.
Master Koth was a close friend of Mace Windu since they exchanged lightsabers for a while. He trained the legendary Jedi Sharad "Howlrunner" Hett. Koth went on a mission to Yinchorr with many other Council Members before the Clone Wars. He also participated on a mission to Malastare.
Though a Zabrak (the same species as Darth Maul and Agen Kolar), Koth does not hail from the planet Iridonia. Instead, he was born in the squalor of Nar Shaddaa, the smuggler's moon orbiting the Hutt-controlled planet of Nal Hutta. The term Iridonian Zabrak simply refers to a difference in horn patterns between different Zabraks. Like those of his species, Koth had great mental endurance. He also possessed seemingly interminable willpower and endurance to physical pain. His raw physical abilities, mental disciplines and Force talents were honed by his master, and once Koth attained Knighthood, he shared his talents with his Padawan Sharad Hett.
He was present when Qui-Gon Jinn presented Anakin Skywalker to the council as the Chosen One. He also attended Jinn's funeral and the celebration after the Battle of Naboo.
Koth was meant to return in Episode II and Episode III. However, since the latter episodes were shot in Australia, not England, a new actor was cast, and George Lucas subsequently decided to make the new actor into a new character, who was later named Agen Kolar.
Agen Kolar (who mistakenly resembles Eeth Koth) attends a Jedi Council session in ''Clone Wars'' vol. 2.
Eeth Koth was one of the 200 Jedi sent to Geonosis. Although he survived the Arena battle, Koth reportedly died when his Republic Gunship was shot down, according to the reference books "Inside the Worlds of ''Attack of the Clones''" and "The New Essential Chronology". However, the canonicity is sometimes disputed as a possible appearance of Koth in the animated series ''Clone Wars'' vol. 2 in storylines which are unambiguously set well after the Battle of Geonosis. However, this character is credited as Agen Kolar in the end credits of this show, meaning that it is an obvious artistic error.
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Leem, Maks
'Maks Leem' was a female Gran Jedi Master during the Clone Wars, in which she wielded a sky blue lightsaber. Her Padawans included Rees Alrix and Whie Malreaux. Maks and Whie helped Jai Maruk and Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy smuggle Yoda off Coruscant to take him to Vjun for a rendezvous with Count Dooku. While traveling to Vjun, the Jedi were attacked on Phindar Station by a Separatist ambush, in which Maks and Jai were murdered by Asajj Ventress and her Super Assassin Droids. During that final battle, Jai Maruk proved himself a capable fighter, but it was Maks's calm voice that prevented him from giving into hate and falling to the dark side just prior to death.
Lestin, Zhar
'Zhar Lestin' was a Twi'lek Jedi Master and member of the Jedi Council during the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. He trained both Revan and Malak for a time whilst he was on Coruscant and saw Revan as his most promising pupil, certain he would one day be a great champion of the Jedi Order.
Zhar once again became the teacher to Revan, after the former dark lord had been 'reprogrammed' by the Jedi Council. After the events on Taris and watching the planet be destroyed by Malak, Bastila Shan made the suggestion to head to Dantooine, where she discussed the events to the Jedi Council. Vandar Tokare tells the group that Revan - who now believes he is someone else - will be trained in the ways of the Force.
Master Zhar was killed on Katarr by Darth Nihilus.
Maruk, Jai
'Jai Maruk' was a human male Jedi Master during the Clone Wars, at which time he wielded a sky blue lightsaber. He was a native of Druckenwell and was nicknamed "the Hawk-bat." After returning from a costly mission on Vjun, Jai was allowed to return to Coruscant by Count Dooku in order to lure Master Yoda into a trap, a trap that Jai did not know about. When in the dining hall of the Jedi Temple Jai expressed his feelings about how one certain youngling should be sent the Jedi's Agriculture Corps because of her apparent lack of the Force. Master Yoda made a bet with Master Maruk, that if this youngling were to win the fighting competition he would have to take her as his Padawan learner. After watching Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy defeat all other competition, Jai hesitantly took her as his Padawan.
On a secret return mission to Vjun to confront Count Dooku, Master Maruk, Master Yoda, Master Maks Leem, Scout and Whie were attacked by Asajj Ventress and her Super Assassin Droids ( fighting droid types) which deafened Jai before the a hard fought lightsaber duel which nearly caused him to turn to the Dark Side of the Force. During this, Jai Maruk was slain by Asajj Ventress along with Maks Leem. His Padawan clambered to his side and begged him not to leave her, and with his last breath he told her, "Never...my Padawan." Jai only appears in ''.
Moudama, Foul
'Foul Moudama' was a Talz Jedi Knight from the planet Alzoc III during the waning days of the Old Republic. He was one of the three Jedi Masters assigned to protect Chancellor Palpatine along with Shaak Ti and Roron Corobb during the start of the Battle of Coruscant from General Grievous. Foul and Roron eventually fought against General Grievous in the bunker where Palpatine was supposed to hide, but were ultimately overwhelmed when Grievous unleased his two extra arms. They fell almost instantly. Shaak Ti, realizing that her companions were in grave danger, dashed to their side, but it was far too late.
His name is derived from the Arabic words "Foul Medammas", meaning "Fava Beans."
Nu, Jocasta
'Jocasta Nu' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe.
Jocasta Nu was the Chief Librarian of the Jedi Archives at the time of the Clone Wars with a penchant for being a bit overconfident in the completeness of her Archives. Her patterned robes bore the symbols of the Ansata, representing her devotion to knowledge and learning.
During her career, Jocasta trained many Padawans, including the future Emperor's Hand, Jerec, and Olee Starstone, whom she tutored in the years prior to the Clone Wars.
Biography
As a young Jedi Knight, Jocasta served as an archaeologist for the Jedi ExplorCorps and for decades after her service, she wore her lightsaber at all times, in memory of her time as an active field agent of the Order.
In 52 BBY, Jocasta Nu stepped down after spending more than ten years as a member of the Jedi Council. She took up the mantle of Librarian and served as Archives Director for over thirty years. She knew Count Dooku quite well, and claimed him to be one of the greatest Jedi of all time.
During her position of Chief Librarian, she gathered a very precise and extensive knowledge of the Galaxy. She often gave advice to Jedi Knights who were looking for information about the planets they were sent to on a mission. During these years, her confidence in the Archives was whole, claiming that if something is not in the Archives, then it does not exist. This statement was belied when Obi-Wan Kenobi did not find Kamino in the Archives. Thankfully to Madame Nu's experience, she immediately knew that only a Jedi Master could have accessed the files and deleted them.
During Operation: Knightfall in 19 BBY, Jocasta faced Darth Vader, drawing her blue lightsaber. The Dark Lord lifted her with the Force Grip, and impaled Jocasta through the chest after she denied access to the Temple's signal beacon, killing her instantly. Jocasta's body was found by Obi-Wan and Yoda when they returned to Coruscant.
When the Galactic Empire emerged, official records compiled by Sate Pestage stated that Jocasta Nu was executed for harboring information that threatened the Empire and its citizens.
Pablo-Jill
'Pablo-Jill' was an Ongree Jedi Master during the time of the Clone Wars. He was famous for bringing peace to the world of Ord Mantell and noted as being one of the heroic protectors sent to Geonosis on a rescue mission to save fellow Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and Anakin's wife, Senator Padmé Amidala. He was one of the few to survive the battle in the arena, though he was not in the final circle of survivors after having become separated from the rest of the Jedi.
He fought valiantly during the Clone Wars and an Ongree Jedi is seen as a member of the Jedi Council in Revenge of the Sith. –During the Battle of Coruscant, Pablo-Jill piloted his Jedi starfighter into the hanger bay of the ''Invisible Hand'', General Grievous's flagship. He was then killed in a short duel with Grievous, who then launched his body into space.
Even Piell
Even Piell was a Jedi Master and Jedi Council member from the planet Lannik with a well-deserved reputation of being a humorless and fierce warrior. He was present when Qui-Gon Jinn introduced Anakin Skywalker to the Council.
Biography
Born and raised on the planet Lannik, Even Piell was spotted for his Force aptitude at an early age, and he was taken to Coruscant for training. However, his love of his homeworld never left him, and when he became a Jedi Knight, he spent some years back with his people. He served their royal family by working as part of royal security at a time when the lives of the monarch and his family were under threat.
Although small in comparison to other humanoids, Even Piell was well-respected in Jedi circles for his skill with a lightsaber. He was a master of Shii-Cho: Form I. He followed a strict code of honor that was an extension of the warrior code of Lannik. In difficult situations, Even could be counted upon to keep a cool head and apply his considerable wisdom and intelligence in the thick of action. For these reasons, Even was selected to serve on the Jedi Council just as the order was about to enter its most turbulent period.
Jedi missions
Before the Invasion of Naboo, events centered on Even Piell's homeworld most occupied his efforts. The planet had long been troubled by anti-monarchist violence. The movement had been led by a terrorist group called the Red Iaro. The group had large forces and supplies that had been provided by many offworld supporters who had an interest in the fall of the Lannik royals. Years of conflict and terrible losses on both sides resulted only in deadlock. Growing increasingly desperate, the Red Iaro started to use more extreme methods.
These included a suicide raid on the Lannik royal family during a visit of representatives from Corellia. If it were not for Even Piell, who had attended the meeting as a precaution, all present would have been killed. As it was, Piell battled the eight intruders single handedly, killed seven of them and forced the eighth, the leader named Myk'Chur Finux Zug, to flee with a serious injury. Zug managed to loose a lucky shot at Piell and as a result the Jedi lost his left eye. The Lannik royals and the Corellian delegates (who were the parents of Adi Gallia), were saved.
Instead of using bacta therapy to heal his wound, or being fitted with a prosthetic eye to restore his full sight, Even chose to wear his scar as a badge of honor. He was proud of the fact that he had stood alone against eight highly-trained killers and prevailed, especially that he did so while protecting his royal family.
Emissaries to Malastare
Shortly after the Invasion of Naboo, Adi Gallia informed the Jedi Council that the Red Iaro had declared a stalemate. They wished to begin peace in the process. Negotiations were to take place on Malastare. Supreme Chancellor Palpatine requested that only members of the Council go to arrange a truce between the Red Iaro and the Lannik royal prince. Along with Mace Windu, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Yaddle, and Plo Koon. Even Piell volunteered to go. Adi Gallia also joined them, in repayment for saving her parents.
When they arrived on Malastare, they were greeted by Baskol Yeesrim and Ainlee Teem. The Jedi were shown to the Governor's Palace. On the way, Even discovered that were being followed by a Red Iaro terrorist and a Ffib priest. Even and Adi dropped back to deal with them. Caught by surprise, the two beings opened fire upon the two Jedi. The noise was heard by Ki-Adi-Mundi and his apprentice, A'Sharad Hett, who came to investigate. The two men fled. The Jedi followed in hot pursuit, but were unable to apprehend the fugitives.
Soon after, the Lannik prince, R'cardo Sooflie IX, arrived and the Jedi were summoned to the Arbitration chambers. When they entered, the Prince inquired about the identity of the Lannik Jedi. Even Piell introduced himself to the prince and stated that he had served his father and grandfather. Adi Gallia was quite annoyed with the fact that the prince had no idea who Even was, as the Jedi had single-handedly saved the royal family. Shortly afterward, the Red Iaro's representatives entered, led by Zug. While the negotiations were taking place, the Malastare fifth race elimination finals of the podrace started. The prince's short temper was not encouraging the negotiations, so Master Windu decided to resume the meeting the next day. Aks Moe was about to summon the air taxis to take the Jedi back to their apartments when one of the prince's advisors suggested they take the Lannik's personal shuttles.
On the way back Even occupied one of the two shuttles with Masters Windu and Gallia. Two advisors, including one named Hutar, who Even had served with on Lannik, were accompanying them. A podracer distracted the Jedi, while the advisors revealed that they were members of the Red Iaro and they were carrying thermite bombs. Thinking quickly, Even cut the shuttle in half with his lightsaber, saving their lives, but causing the shuttle to fall out of the sky. The same happened to the other group, but they still had a shuttle. Sebulba, one of the contenders of the podrace, was heading their way. Mace leaped onto the side of his pod racer. The Jedi Master asked him to slow down the pod so the Jedi could reach the ground, but this angered the Dug since he was leading the race. The other group of Jedi spotted them and rescued them just in the nick of time. The Jedi realized that the attack on the shuttles was just a distraction; the remaining Red Iaro members were in the Palace with the prince.
The Jedi arrived and apprehended the terrorists except Myk'Chur Finux Zug. He fled using a jet pack but he crashed into Sebulba's pod. The prince was saved, but was ungrateful to Even again. Even so, Even was pleased that he could serve the monarch of Lannik again.
Clone Wars
Many years later Piell was one of the many Jedi who fought in the Battle of Geonosis and yet one of the few who managed to survive. He fought for the Republic during the Clone Wars, and was later present at Anakin Skywalker's knighting ceremony. As of 19 BBY his seat on the Council was vacant, and would be filled by Skywalker.
Yarael Poof
'Yarael Poof' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' universe. He was a Jedi Master and one of the last members of the Jedi Council before the Great Jedi Purge.
He was a member of the Quermian species, a race of sentient invertebrates related to the Xexto of Troiken. Hidden beneath his traditional robes were four delicate arms which granted him remarkable dexterity. Poof's sensitive olfactory glands were located in his hands. Poof had two brains, one located inside his skull and the other in his chest cavity.
Poof was a consummate master of Jedi mind tricks and could use the Force to mislead targets by conjuring false images in their minds. His connection with the Force was admired by all, and he was invited to be a member of the Jedi Council — a position he accepted. Yarael Poof was powerful and skilled in the rare art of battle meditation, which helped him to give courage to an army while the opposing army suddenly was mentally weakened. Although a member of the Jedi Council, Yarael Poof was also adept in a combat situation. He was the most senior of four Quermian Jedi in the years running up to the Invasion of Naboo.
The Jedi Master was present when Qui-Gon Jinn brought young Anakin Skywalker before the Council for training. He trained at least one Padawan himself, an Ithorian named Roron Corobb.
In 27 BBY, Yarael's finest hour came after a chain of events that started with a crisis meeting of the Jedi Council. Mace Windu briefed the gathered Jedi luminaries that a threat had emerged that needed immediate action. A radical Annoo-dat General named Ashaar Khorda was planning to strike at one of the Republic's key worlds — Alderaan, Corellia or Coruscant. Most terrifying of all, the Council learned that Khorda had obtained an ancient artifact from the planet Seylott that was so powerful it could destroy a planet. A member of the Council would be chosen to watch over each of the planets.
Oppo Rancisis would go to Corellia, Eeth Koth to Alderaan and Mace Windu volunteered to watch over Coruscant. But Yarael Poof insisted he be given the task of watching over Coruscant. He reasoned that General Khorda's powerful artifact would create a disturbance in the Force, and so his particularly sensitive Force connection would be invaluable. The Council agreed. He did not have to wait long. Sensing a disturbance in the Force in the lower levels of Coruscant, Yarael started homing in on the source. On his way to the bowels of Coruscant, Poof came across a young boy being pursued by a gang of thugs. Such was the Quermian's sense of compassion that he made time to help the boy and created an apparition of a fearsome rancor to scare off the gang.
Before long, Yarael found himself within Coruscant's central power generator. Before him was Khorda, clutching a carved object that Yarael sensed was the source of the Force disturbance. Realizing how close the object was to releasing the power, Yarael stepped forward and demanded that Khorda and his followers surrender. At the same time, two bounty hunters appeared and demanded the same thing. Khorda's followers opened fire on them, forcing Yarael to resort to violence. Poof and the two bounty hunters, Zam Wesell and Jango Fett, defeated the terrorists, and Yarael obtained the artifact. He was about to use his Force powers to deactivate it when Khorda plunged a knife in his chest. Fett shot Khorda in return. Although he could have saved himself, he used his last ounce of Force to deactivate it—thus saving Coruscant at the cost of his own life.
A funeral was held for him at the Jedi Temple, attended by members of the High Council and three Quermian Jedi. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker also attended.
Yarael Poof's place on the Jedi Council was filled by his successor, Coleman Trebor.
External links
★ Star Wars: Databank
Rancisis, Oppo
'Oppo Rancisis' (born 206 BBY) was a 174 year-old (around the Battle of Naboo) Thisspiasian who abdicated his throne on his homeworld to serve the Jedi. He was a member of the Jedi Council during the events of '' and ''. As a Padawan of Master Yaddle, Rancisis mastered Malacia, a Jedi technique that induced a powerful dizziness and nausea in enemies. Malacia could incapacitate an enemy like a hammer blow without causing any lasting physical damage, and so was not considered a dark side power. Oppo taught the technique at the Jedi Temple for over two decades, but only a few other Jedi ever came close to mastering the difficult discipline. Oppo possessed an unerring tactical mind and had the ability to use a Force power of immense strength, Battle Meditation. One of the few known Jedi to also be skilled in this power was Bastila Shan of the Old Republic.
During the Clone Wars, Master Rancicis was not in favor of Anakin Skywalker being promoted to Jedi Knight without undergoing the traditional trials. He thought the brash Padawan lacked discipline, but Yoda tipped the debate in favor of Anakin's Knighthood. He was a leader in the Battle of Kamino, in the beginning of the Clone Wars. He was thought to be one of the most intelligent and powerful members of the Jedi Order. He also lead the Battle on Saleucami, and chose Quinlan Vos as his second in command. Oppo Rancisis died when he was struck down by Sora Bulq at the Battle of Saleucami after being ambushed by Anzati assassins. Without Rancisis' tactics and use of Battle Meditation, the Republic forces on Saleucami were thrown into disarray, and his troops faced defeat against the more numerous Separatist forces.
Ren-Turro, Aaska
'Aaska Ren-Turro', a Jedi master in the late days of the Galactic Republic, was born on the planet Xeaus in 59 BBY. At a young age, she was discovered to be force-sensitive and she was sent to the Jedi Temple for training. She was eventually made the padawan of the great Jedi Master Scella, also called Paru. The two were on the planet Ord Mantell when Faro Ti-Velaqqa took control of the government on Xeaus.
The young Ren-Turro begged Scella to take her back to Edra, the city of her birth, to find her parents. Scella refused, saying, "You must distance yourself from what you most fear losing." Later, she learned that her parents had been killed in the final climactic battle that took place in Edra. This event and Scella's refusal to take her home, haunted her for the rest of her life.
When Palpatine came to power following the ousting of Supreme Chancellor Vallorum, Ren-Turro was immediately distrustful of the new Chancellor. She tried to convince the council that Palpatine was evil, but none would listen to her. It is now believed that the Sith was unable to blind her senses, evidence that she was a very powerful Jedi indeed.
When Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader led the attack on the Jedi Temple in 19 BBY, Ren-Turro fought gallantly, eventually being slain at the end of Darth Vader's lightsaber just outside the doors of the Jedi Council chambers, where she had been protecting the group of younglings sent there by Jocasta Nu. Her body was later cremated on a funeral pyre and her ashes returned to her home planet of Xeaus, where they were scattered over the Salvo Sea.
Saa, T'ra
'T'ra Saa' was a Jedi Master in the waning days of the Old Republic. She has trained many Jedi over the course of her life, (including Mace Windu) and is a Neti.
T'ra Saa's first appearance is where she helps defeat the Anzati Jedi Volfe Karkko.
T'ra is a possible love interest for Master Tholme.
During the Clone Wars she fights on Devaron, and helps Kit Fisto defeat the Devaronian Pirates. Later on, she is on Null, where a group of Bounty Hunters attacks and sets the forest alight. She saves the wounded under her care by bringing trees down on top of them. She is badly wounded, but is healed by Barriss Offee and Mace Windu. Tholme still cared deeply for Saa, and was devastated when she was so badly injured.
At the end of the war, T'ra Saa fought during the Siege of Saleucami. She survived the long and bloody battle there. She along with Tholme, Vos, Ville, and Chak reside in a cave on Kashyyyk. She later survived Order 66 and hid out on Nal Hutta.
Scella (Paru)
Jedi Master 'Scella', called 'Paru' on his home planet of Amelico, is widely regarded as among the wisest Jedi in the recorded history of the galaxy, some would say second only to Yoda. He was born Paru on Amelico in the year 1049 BBY and was raised in the small village of Cara. When he came of age (by Satarin standards) in 989 BBY at the age of 60, he left his home in Cara for the customary pilgrimage that every young Satarin makes. His journey took him halfway around the world, to the top of Mount Herra. It was during his twenty years on the mountain that he trained himself, as all Satarin do, in the ways of the Force.
Upon leaving the mountain, Paru made his way back to Cara, where he built a home and established his own farm next to his family's homestead. For the next two hundred years, Paru lived peacefully on Amelico, improving his connection with the Force and growing very wise. Although it is customary for Satarin to marry when they reach the age of two hundred years, Paru refused to seek out a wife. He lived alone, meditating, working in his fields, writing. Many of his works and writings on the relationship between life and the Force are considered to be some of the greatest works of philosophy every written.
Not long after, Paru made a huge decision: he would be the first Satar to ever leave Amelico and journey to the galactic center. This began Paru's time of traveling. For a hundred years, he journeyed all over the galaxy seeing things that most beings could never see in one lifetime. He ended his travels on the world of Coruscant where he traveled to the Jedi Temple. It was at the Temple that he was asked to train as a Jedi. Initially, he refused, but in time he saw that training would bring him even more in tune with the workings of the Force.
Paru, who came to be called Scella (meaning "mountain tamer"), eventually became one of the most powerful Jedi in the galaxy. However, most of his major life accomplishments took place during Palpatine's rise to power and subsequent takeover. He fought hard to prevent the Sith from gaining in strength, even training an apprentice, the Jedi Aaska Ren-Turro, to continue his cause.
At the age of 1011 in 36 BBY, Scella journeyed back to his homeworld of Amelico in search of a manuscript givent to him during his hermitage some 800 years before. The manuscript contained information detailing a prophecy about the rise of another Sith lord. He believed that the manuscript, which was given to him by his father, could lead him to the Sith. Upon his return, he found his farm and home had been recently burned, sabotaged by some unknown force.
This event led him to believe that a Sith was very close to him and knew of his intentions. He was good friends with a man called Palpatine from Naboo, though he did not know of his Sith aspirations. As Palpatine grew in power, Scella slowly came to realize that the man he had once called a friend was in fact a Sith lord, though realizing too late as Palpatine seized power in 19 BBY. During the Clone Wars, Scella had been fighting with a contingent of Clonetroopers, defending the planet Czazyk from Separatist attacks. When Executive Order 66 was implemented, Scella barely managed to escape.
Unable to return to his homeworld, Scella went into hiding on the planet Naboo under the protection of Queen Apailana. When the Emperor discovered Apailana harboring fugitives, Scella attempted to take the Queen and escape the planet. Apailana, however, was killed before they could escape. Scella finally managed to return to Amelico in 13 BBY. His last fifteen years were spent in seclusion.
As the Galactic Civil War reached its crescendo, Scella entered his last illness. He gradually grew weaker and weaker, though he told his nurse, "I cannot die so long as the Sith lives." On the day of the Battle of Endor, across the vast gulf of space, Scella could feel death of his former friend Palpatine aboard the Death Star. As he felt this, he whispered to the nurse, "Alas, the Sith lives no more and my purpose is fulfilled." He died a few hours later.
His body was cremated on a funeral pyre a few days later and he was posthumously made an honorary Prince of Cara. His writings have become very famous and he is regarded as the greatest scholar in modern galactic history.
Shen-Jon, Echuu
'Echuu Shen-Jon' and his padawan Stam Reath were two of the many Jedi who were sent to Geonosis to rescue Anakin Skywalker, Padme Amidala and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Echuu survived the battle, but his padawan was killed by Sev'Rance Tann, one of Count Dooku's generals. The Jedi Council assigned Echuu Shen-Jon a new apprentice, Naat Reath, Stam Reath's sister. They were given orders to reclaim the world of Sarapin from the Confederacy's control. After the long gruesome fight to the peak of Mount Corvast, they reclaimed the world that supplied the core worlds with more than two thirds of their power.
Echuu and Naat stopped at the Ka'er Orbital platform to Stop the Banking Clan from producing Spider walkers for the Confederacy. While there, they gathered resources from Confederate supplies.
They were then sent to Tatooine to disrupt a trade agreement between Brooka the Hutt and the Confederacy. Upon arrival they receive un-expected help from Jabba the Hutt, who didn't like a rival Hutt making more creds than him. Jabba kept Brooka distracted as Echuu set up base in a Tusken Raider canyon after 'removing' the tusken camp at the behest of defenseless town that suffered nightly attacks by the tribe. Echuu converted many of Tatooine's citizens to the Republic's cause and laid waste to Brooka's Pallace and the Confederate encampment. It was in the ruins of the camp that Echuu discovered that the Confederacy had plans for the Decimator, and that it's confederate production facilities were on the remote world of Krant. More importantly, they discovered Stam's killer, Sev'rance Tann, was there, overseeing Decimator production.
Upon arriving in the Krant System, Echuu was only given permission by the Jedi Council to set up a base on Krant's moon. Echuu had to face a Trade Federation camp which supplied the Krant production facilities with a constant source of raw materials. After taking the moon, the Jedi Council ordered that they wait their and wait for help. Echuu disobeyed and went down planet-side. With a small contingent of clones, he and Naat discovered abandoned Wookiee warriors looking for passage off the planet. Being honorable warriors, they agreed to help the Republic first. The Confederate fortress was well defended, as were the Decimator production facilities. The Republic camp on the moon constantly sent down fresh troops to take the planet. Receiving unexpected help from Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala. After destroying the Decimator facilities, Sev'Rance Tann captured Naat Reath, and held her prisoner in another Confederacy base on Krant. Echuu Shen-Jon, consumed by the dark side went to rescue his padawan.
Echuu, headed down the path of darkness, began to bring Republic supplies planet side and began setting up a base, all for Naat Reath. The cost of using so many supplies and troops far outweighed the value of just one Padawan. Anakin Skywalker stayed behind, and Chancellor Palpatine himself came to Krant to try and convince Echuu otherwise. However, the Chancellor seemed to goad Echuu into continuing. Amassing an army between the clones, Wookiees, and Krant natives, Echuu leveled the Confederate base. Calling upon the dark side was undoubtably a factor in his victory. He caught up to Sev'Rance in her stronghold within the base. She had Naat bound and hostage. Sev'Rance Tann goaded Echuu into a fight and the two went at it. Echuu's darkness was brought to a level beyond General Tann and with one graceful move, Echuu cut Sev'Rance in half.
Realising what he had done, Echuu Shen-Jon stayed on Krant to stop himself from being fully corrupted by the dark side of the force. It was likely that he too was a practitioner of the of lightsaber combat, and that he had learnt this from his former master Mace Windu. This could explain how he fell to the Dark Side for a short time. It is likely that during his days of self-imposed exile he went back to mastering a less dangerous form of lightsaber combat- most likely , or .
Echuu survived in hiding through the Empire's Great Jedi Purge. He finally reemerged when Princess Leia crash landed on the world of Krant, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. There he aided her in her struggle against the Empire defending the cities of Krant. Later, Leia met with her Bothan spy, Utric Sandov. Echuu was surprised to hear that the Imperials found the Vor'Na'Tu, a powerful Jedi Holocron, rumored to hold secrets in the Force. He accompanied her to Geddes where the Imperials were keeping it in a Sith temple awaiting Darth Vader's arrival. Leia called upon a band a of Wookiee freedom fighters lead by Chewbacca's father Attichitcuk. After a brutal fight and activating several self-destructing droids against the Empire, Echuu stole the Vor'Na'Tu from the Sith temple. As Echuu, Leia, C-3PO and Attichitcuk ran to the Rebel transport, Darth Vader intercepted them. Echuu destyroyed the artifact and enguaged the Sith Lord wile Leia and the others made it to the transport. Echuu demanded that they take off and as the ship lifted away, Darth Vader cut Echuu's head off. Echuu's body disappeared like Obi-Wan Kenobi's had before him.
His spirit apparently achieved Immortality, since it returned years later to warn Leia and Luke that the Emperor could still tap into the Vor'Na'Tu's secrets with just it's pieces. Luke and Leia returned to Geddes, now called Hanoon. Luke and Leia went up against impossible odds, as the Imperials had built a more impervious base there, as well as several satellite bases. They had even set up colonies there for citizens to live. Leia and Luke retrieved all the pieces from the Empire. The Imperials then threatened the people of Hanoon by destroying the atmosperic generator. Echuu's spirit assisted Luke and Leia by using his spirit to empower the pieces of the Vor'Na'Tu and making Luke a force to be reconed with.
Skywalker, Kol
'Kol Skywalker' is a fictional character in the ''Star Wars'' Expanded Universe, appearing in the ''Star Wars Legacy'' series. His illustrious ancestors include Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker, whose legacy he followed by becoming a Jedi, eventually ascending to the rank of Master. He is the father of Cade Skywalker and the master to Shado.
Kol was present during the Sith attack on the Jedi Academy on Ossus. He, along with Master Wolf Sazen, defended an outgoing ship with the surviving youngling and their padawans from the Sith and Imperial troops. After Kol ordered his son Cade to flee with the others, no less than eight Sith arrived to fight them, including Darth Nihl, one of the four most powerful Sith. Master Sazen was shot in the abdomen after having his arm cut off. Kol then took his lightsaber and fought the Sith and additional Imperials alone.
Cade ran off the ship to help his father, but Kol refused help, only letting him take Master Sazen to safety. Master Kol held all his foes at bay, even defeating Darth Nihl, until a wounded Nihl killed him with Force lightning.
Solusar, Ranik
'Ranik Solusar' was a powerful Jedi Master, identifiable by a green lightsaber. He was a close friend to Obi-Wan Kenobi and Jurokk. When Order 66 was issued, he was killed in the Jedi Temple by Darth Vader.
Trebor, Coleman
'Coleman Trebor' (62 BBY–22 BBY) was a Vurk Jedi Master from Sembla. Due to Yarael Poof's death, Master Trebor was invited to a seat on the Jedi High Council.
Master Trebor considered himself to be more of a diplomat than a fighter, and was known for peacefully settling a number of interplanetary disputes. Though capable of aggressive negotiation, he preferred words over action. Master Trebor possess a unique ability of 360 degree vision, allowing unique advantages in certain situations. Upon joining the Jedi Council, he tried to cooperate with the galactic media, something the council usually refrained from doing. As one of the official spokesbeings for the Jedi Order, Trebor was revered for his wisdom. He mediated the debates over the taking of "Baby Ludi", and the introduction of Jedi TradeChips with HoloNet News reporters.
Like many of his peers from the High Council, Master Trebor fought at the Battle of Geonosis. In a display of unparalleled heroism and courage, he attempted to attack Count Dooku alone, even though the Count was said to vastly surpass his lightsaber skills. It would not come to a duel, however - Jango Fett, defending the Count, shot Trebor several times in the chest. He then fell from the Archduke's box, as his Form VI Lightsaber combat had a low chance of deflecting blaster bolts, less than any of the other combat forms. However, if Jango had not been there, Coleman may have had a good chance of killing Dooku as he had taken the Count by surprise. After his near death at the Battle of Geonosis, Kit Fisto replaced Coleman on the Jedi Council.
External links
★ Star Wars: Databank: Coleman Trebor
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