Ameesa Darys too. Jerec's Padawan that became an Inquisitor like her Master. Died in 4 ABY to Ardyn Lyn.

Video idea: Starships with the longest confirmed operational life in both Legends and Canon. Operational life being defined as from first constructed to last known use/destruction.

Funnily enough, I’ve been keeping a list of survivors to determine which if any I could write about in fanfics. (The following is a list of other survivors not mentioned that includes former or fallen Jedi, Jedi not killed by Order 66 upon first execution, or Jedi alive during Order 66 but whose fates are unknown.) Aidan Bok, Ameesa Darys, Antaria Wellos, Axton Tredway, Barriss Offee* (died in Legends, fate unknown in Canon), Bol Chatak, Borik Yelgo, Cho'na Bene, Codi Ty, Dama Montalvo, Deran Nalual, Ephaan Kenzon, Etain Tur-Mukan, Gilflyn, Gira, Gruu Dunrik, Halbret, Iwo Kulka, Jambe Lu, Jhor-Kai, Kennan Taanzer, Kira Vantala, Laranth Tarak, Lilith, Malleus, Meloria, Minos Fel'Kona, Morvet Storm, Nam Poorf, Nax Cirvan, Niebur Boton, Nolor, Onli Shi'en, Ool Awmod, Raik Muun, Rav Naaran, Roni von Wasaki, Sarn Vals, Seek Ryontarr, Set Harth* (While not affiliated with the Order for almost a thousand years, he still managed to survive at least until the Yuuzhan Vong War.) Sha Koon, Siadem Forte, Suljo Warde, Tel Angor, Thracia Cho Leem, Warl Thimbus, Zalbar Jyvun, Jerserra's master, Third Brother, Fourth Sister, Fifth Brother, Seventh Sister, Eighth Brother, Tenth Brother.

Wasn't Jocasta Nu a survivor in the 2017 Vader comic? Was surprised she didn't pop up

It's possible Lord Cronal might've been a member of the Jedi Order as well.

Exactly feels like people miss the point of their being survivors besides yoda and obiwan.

I'm reminded of KotOR II and how the real Lost Jedi were 60% of the friends we made along the way. It's basically the same situation where Jedi go into hiding and let go being a Jedi until the storm has passed instead of self-destructing foolishly because that's what they are called to do.

“From a certain point of view”

True, but it's not about whether or not the specific letter of Yoda's word is contradicted or not, it's about what you're supposed to believe is at stake when watching _Empire_ and _Jedi._ It's a narrative/thematic thing, not an anti-plot-hole thing. Don't get me wrong, I don't think an IP holder is artistically obligated to prevent a whole bunch of ideas different authors had for books, games and roleplays just to preserve the original implications of the prime work. But I don't think we should pretend there isn't a conflict in the first place, either.

Til Kyle Katarn shows up

Apathy is death then, when it comes to the aimless fools.

Which is why I really hope that eventually we get some stories that just say “fuck the sequels, how about we DON’T instantly re-destroy the jedi order and let an actual story be told?”

It's old hat to complain about Disney on a Legends video, but I sincerely feel like one of the greatest sins of the Sequel Trilogy was the categorical refusal to worldbuild. Even if the movies had been really good, that refusal would have meant they left basically nothing behind for other creatives and fans. Whereas no matter what someone thinks about the Prequels, just like the OT, they left behind an incredibly rich world where countless other stories could be and were told. I love them, but someone could genuinely hate Episodes 1 through 3, and still get to enjoy things like the 2003 Clone Wars miniseries, or Republic Commando. I mean even Disney themselves essentially confess this when they make at least as much supplementary material set before or during the movies as after them. Even things I will praise them for such as the Andorverse are the same story.

I like to note the quote "10.000 jedi *knights"* so there's also padawans, younglings and jedi masters, say at a thousand. Killing most jedi would leave at least 150 left.

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Obi Wan may have been using knights as a general term for full members of the order, so both those of the rank Knight and Master, given that he refers to himself as a Jedi Knight in a A New Hope. Jedi that don't hold the rank of Master are also often called Master as well, so, it's fluid.

Greatest. Jedi. Ever,...😅

Disney canon is more like reinventing the wheel, than learning from the past mistakes.

@@user-yq9im9dk9zReinventing the wheel, then cutting the spokes with a lightsaber.

Except legends have jedi survive both before episode 3 and after episode 3 so no they do not have an excuse. They didn't take Yoda latterly as they still had jedi show up Dearing the empire Era.

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Gotta hate him for hiring that jumping annoyance Boq though.

@@michaelandreipalon359 'hiring' is a bit too generous, he took Boc as a slave, tortured and trained him as an experiment while also using the Force to rip things from Boc's mind...it's not as dark as what Sariss's own dad did to her...but it's also pretty messed up.

@@grandadmiralzaarin4962 Still a jumping annoyance. Gods, Dark Forces II sorely needed the Saber Throw ability.

@@michaelandreipalon359 It was still very early in the Lightsaber wielding/Force user player days. A lot of the more frustrating aspects were due to the relatively new nature of it at the time, though once refined, those same things became common staples of later games. But yes, trying to deal with Boc was always a headache. I got lucky my first time in the game and he got caught on something and couldn't get himself unstuck so I just beat him to death with my lightsaber.

@@grandadmiralzaarin4962 Agreed, Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy sure spoiled us with more Force powers, especially Force Speed... fans of the DC Animated Universe Clock King and Puella Magi Madoka Magica character Homura Akemi can attest to the power of what is essentially time manipulation/super speed. Ah, those good old dumb A.I. moments are somehow rare on my end.

Calls kept going to voicemail?

​@@CoreysDatapadHow so?

Yeah, we’re looking at minimum 10,000 to an upper bound of tens of thousands. Even if we’re looking at only 10k total, 180 is a 2% survival rate. But more importantly, the organization and infrastructure are completely destroyed, and its surviving members are scattered to the four corners of the galaxy.

10000 not 100000

More like 3 or 4 hundred and yeah it’s 10,000 not 100,000

There's enough nerd rage and angst on KZfaq to feed Palpatine indefinitely.

Or you know the decades of EU books which unlike "canon" actually had some stories with competent writting and a post ROTJ era jedi order that wasnt dogshit.

Luke's new Jedi order wasn't wiped out. By the end of his story, it had fully reestablished the Jedi temple on Coruscant plus several other planets and had over a thousand members

A far cry from her quick and easy Legends demise, that.

Pretty sure she got hunted down soon after by darth vader

She was killed by Vader after order 66.

They count, but only in the implied Multiversal sense of the Infinities side of Star Wars.

It's fascinating that most of the survivors were padawans. Characters like Cal Kestis and Caleb Dume only survived due to their masters sacrifice and the bits and pieces of knowledge and training available to them. It's essentially a vast network of war orphans trying to reconcile what their philosophy was and why it failed.

I graduated from high school in 1996, and I was not paying attention, glad someone was ;)

I guess he finally let go of the anger and grief that had driven him all those years and that was the only thing keeping him going? Idk but that's my guess

I was only including explicitly named or titled Jedi here. There are others who are background characters like that.

@@CoreysDatapad Honestly, that is totally fair!

There shouldn't be more than a couple. Anikan brought balance by killing the Jedi. After he did, there was 2 sith, 2 Jedi= balance. All these other Jedi means he failed as the chosen 1.

Both

If you think about it, it makes sense. Everyone had a lot more independence in writing, and nobody knew how the Jedi were destroyed. Plus, canon is pretty new

In Legends about 90 Jedi survived the Jedi Purge with about 110 of the other order 66 survivors later being killed during the 19 + years of the purge. Of those 90 survivors of the purge many of them turned to the dark side and joined the empire while many others let go of their past. Of those survivors who remained many of them such as Kkrukh and Tra Sha later joined Luke Skywalkers new Jedi Order. In Star Wars canon possibly as many as 45 Jedi survived well past the Jedi Purge even post Return Of The Jedi. This means that in total 135 Jedi survived the Jedi Purge both in legends and in canon which is still just 1 percent of the Jedi Order meaning that the empire was almost completely successful in wiping out the Jedi killing 99% of Jedi either during order 66 or during the Jedi Purge.

Because 2 surviving out of 10000 dosnt make sense

Barriss is a really interesting case, because technically speaking, clone wars, season 1-6, is part of both legends and canon, but season seven is specifically part of canon. So Barriss’ fall is a legends retcon that was canonized.

@@comandantegorrion7271 Apocryphal information, that, so it really shouldn't count and thus Abel Peña's and the Wookieepedia editors' strange whimsies need to be put into huge question.

Yeah, I get that they exist to flesh out the rpg setting, but I was astounded of how much there were lol

The CGI clone wars was originally meant to be canon to Legends (which it wasn't and is single handedly responsible for more then half of Legends retcons) which kind of implied her death.... Canon straight up pulled a time travel bs crap that you just know is focused on a creator pet.

Yes He did that to show how special she is to the overall star wars universe. who caares ... 1000000s of edu surive some one has to admit they are racist and hate Ahsoka. No Jedi not light sider would have such a hard on for death of such a nice character @@xo-1320

I mean there were 10,000 jedi knights pre order-66. That doesn't include padawans or younglings. So 180 survivors out of even 10,000 (actual number is probably much higher) is still a survival rate of around 1%, a cull that successfully wipes out nearly 99% of something is pretty successful if you ask me.

@@ItsAv3rageGamer the 10.000 jedi "knights" estimate leads to me suspect additional thousands of Padawans, thousands of younglings, hundreds of jedi master, and thousands if not tens of thousands of agricultural corp jedi.

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Exactly, and most of the survivors of order 66 were younglings or padawans, because the more senior Jedi gave their lives to protect them. There probably weren't hundreds of masters though, weren't the only masters the ones who sat on the council, and 3 of them were killed by Palpatine before order 66 actually happened.

@@ItsAv3rageGamer those were jedi council members. All council members are masters. Not all masters are council members. This was confirmed in games and books taken place between Revan's time basically and his resurrected self. SWYTOR and KOTOR content and thereabouts

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Ah ok gotcha.

1. The vast majority of the survivors, especially ones who live until Luke is active, are actually from Legends and not Canon. Canon has tended to kill off most of its Survivors before Yavin. Legends has many of them join Luke's order at some indeterminate point, and his order is even run by some of them after his death (characters who weren't around in any of the stories of him building the order, like K'kruhk and Tr'a Saa) 2. I don't know where you're getting the idea that Aayla Secura survived. She didn't. The twi'lek in the thumbnail is not her, it's a different (Legends) character. 3. In Book of Boba Fett we see Ahsoka with Luke on Ossus, so yes actually, she was in contact with him. 4. I have no idea who you're referring to with a red skinned woman being shot down. I think you're conflating both Plo Koon and Shaak Ti, both of whom die in Legends and Canon, but in Legends Shaak Ti actually lives until after Luke is active.

wtf is this comment

First and foremost is that Order 66 is the START of the Jedi purge and a lot of survivors would still end up getting hunted down eventually. Aside from that, you got to keep in mind how big a galaxy is. The idea that Luke is literally the last Jedi alive is rather unbelievable when you start thinking scale. How many are just soo off the grid right now they don't even know there's even been a rebellion, much less another Jedi hero kicking as? How many don't think Luke Skywalker is really a Jedi considering he's a Skywalker, meaning he might be an apprentice to Vader? How many survivors looked at the Jedi Order and think there's no point in brining back the Jedi given how they turned out?

If only 180 hundred survived most would never meet or know who Luke is. The galaxy is huge, they would have a low chance to find or know where he is. While some would have fallen into the Dark side and joined the empire to become an inquisitor.

Are you like.. okay?