It would explain a lot in one scene without spoiling any of the surprises later in the OT.
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Maybe we’ll get those answers in Ahsoka’s series.
My head canon is still that Ahsoka was basically Mon Mothma's shadow during the OT. Who better to protect the leader of the Rebel Alliance from would-be assassins and bounty hunters?
She was off with Sabine looking for Ezra.
He was at Yoda's hut when he died. I guess he looked around a bit before he left (or went back at some point later).
I’m calling it now. Grogu’s destiny will be to become the next Jedi/Mandalorian and will inherit the darksaber.
That was my first thought, but I rewatched the end of RotS; Yoda doesn't have his lightsaber after he drops it at the end of his duel, and he's lost his cloak too so he's just in the jumpsuit he wears, so there's nowhere for him to have it. My guess had been that Palpatine kept it as a trophy, and Luke found it at some point and kept it, but apparently one of the new comics depicts Palpatine as publicly destroying it. So, if you have to count that, then either it's a different one of Yoda's that Luke has, or Palpatine was lying and he actually kept it.
I read something that it was supposed to be in a case at Yoda's hut.
Yoda's lightsaber
Yoda's lightsaber was one of the personal lightsabers of Yoda, the last Grand Master of the Jedi High Council. In keeping with its owner's stature, the green-bladed weapon had a shorter hilt and shorter blade, making it a shoto. What made Yoda's lightsaber unique was its scaled-down size. Aside...
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In 2005, Revenge of the Sith had Yoda lose his lightsaber in the duel with Sidious.
In 2016, Complete Locations stated Yoda kept his lightsaber in his hut on Dagobah.
In 2017, Darth Vader vol. 2 #1 had Sidious and Vader observe Mas Amedda overseeing the public incineration of several lightsabers including Yoda's for a crowd on Coruscant.
When asked in 2019, the Lucasfilm Story Group gave a non-answer that it did not matter, stating Yoda had more than one lightaber in his lifetime.
Now in 2022 my interpretation in light of Charles Soule failing to anticipate the Disney+ saga is that Sidious was lying and only burned one of Yoda's backups, having kept Yoda's primary as a trophy.
I half expected the Deputy to die because he'd snicker (like I did) when Cad Bane advised the Marshall to not stick his nose where it didn't belong.
I agree with the speculation that
will get the Darksaber. Mando will decide that "Win it in combat, lead Mandalore" is toxic to what remains of his people (as shown by the duel he had to fight already), and that it belongs in the hands of a Force-user.
---Dave
I agree with the speculation that
Grogu
---Dave
We know that much, sure, but there's a LOT of time for other things in that span. Indeed, it's implied they don't really get anywhere until after ROTJ.
I see no objection to an interpretation that allows Yoda to have built a new lightsaber at some point post-ROTS. The only real impediment would be getting a new crystal.
Maybe there are kyber crystals on Dagobah.
Maybe Kyle Katarn gave Luke the saber after he recovered it from Pic.
And yeah, I feel Luke's making a mistake here. The old Jedi Order fell for a reason. Luke's Order has the opportunity to not make the same mistakes. Luke of all people should know that attachments can be valuable.
That's how he saved his father where Ben and Yoda and even Ahsoka failed.
And yeah, I feel Luke's making a mistake here. The old Jedi Order fell for a reason. Luke's Order has the opportunity to not make the same mistakes. Luke of all people should know that attachments can be valuable.
That's how he saved his father where Ben and Yoda and even Ahsoka failed.
Dave Filoni has stated that the scene with Sabine and Ahsoka looking for Ezra may or may not have taken place before or after what we've seen of Ahsoka in Mando / BoBF.
Doesn't make sense to take place after, but I'm guessing he's saying that in case anything contradicts that.
I want to see how much of Anakin, Padme and the fall Ashoka explains to Luke.
Yeah, it would have been nice to have seen something more like the Praxium from the old EU, a group of students all teaching and learning from each other, doing their own studies and developing their own ways, but, nope, we're straight back into Master and Padawan, attachments are the Dark Side, everything must be as it was in The Phantom Menace that depictions of the Jedi have been stuck in since 1999.
She was yanked through time after she found out who Vader was until after the battle of Endor, IIRC.