Ahsoka didn't think of herself as a Jedi and was probably stuck on Malachor, Ezra was in a different galaxy, Kanan died before A New Hope. Cal put a side being a Jedi to have a relationship with Merrin. Most of the other Jedi were hiding from the Empire after Order 66. Luke was the only one trained, helping the Rebels, taking on the Empire, trying to make the Galaxy a better place.

Luke probably had the most terrifying jedi trial ever. People forget that he was still a padawan going off to confront two of the scariest sith in history

Yoda simply told Luke what he needed to hear. Rather than reveal that there were other Force sensitives out there he made it clear to Luke that he alone needed to step up to the plate and defeat Darth Vader.

My problem always with the line from Yoda was the whole sentence, "When gone am I, the last of the Jedi will you be." To me it can be interpreted in two ways and only because of one word, Jedi. As we know the word Jedi is both singular and plural. I know sometimes there are a few people who say, Jedis with a different dialect or accent, but sticking to the point. Since Jedi can be both singular and plural you can then interpret Yoda's sentence, as in Luke is the Last Jedi as Yoda probably believes all the other Jedi are dead or that they have forgotten who they are and now live normal lives. Or, that Luke is now part of the handful of Jedi that are left and with Yoda's death, their numbers still dwindle, yet Yoda can still sense the other Jedi in the galaxy and is in a way telling Luke to not forget about them.

The vision of the grand inquisitor knighting Kanen was a vision conjured by Yoda making it so that in a way Yoda was the one to actually knighted Kanen. Besides, Kanen being a knight shouldn’t contradict the lore since Kanen was dead by the time of ROTJ.

As you said, the truth is that Lucas wrote it as Luke being the last Jedi. If you want to retcon, though, it is much easier and more logical to say Yoda lied to Luke so he would fulfil his destiny and become a Jedi despite the short training.

Luke was trained as the last Jedi of the old order at the time by Obi-Won and Yoda, thus in his eyes he was the last trained Jedi. He was also able to stand up to Vader without any fear which was quite a feat considering his limited training with both masters and he didn't die, all others perished.

So in a sense, Yoda wasn't wrong, he only spoke from his understanding of The Force at the time, and from what The Force revealed to him. He said exactly what he was supposed to say.

I think Yoda was mentioning a true Jedi trained in the old traditional ways as well as keeping to the Jedi code, at least as far as one can go in this point in time. Obiwan helped Luke with blade combat while Yoda helped with tapping into the force. Kanaan is a true Jedi but is dead by this point, Ezra was at Peridia plus trained outside the confines of the Order, and both Cal and Ahsoka were ronin operating differently than Yoda’s view of a Jedi. One was more of a rogue while the other renounced the title. One key bit of information in the novel of ROTJ is that both ObiWan and Yoda still had the old order mentality of eliminating someone that’s too far gone. All throughout the fight between Luke and Vader both ObiWan and Yoda were telling Luke to strike down his father that he was too far gone to be redeemed. They were both proven wrong in the very end when Anakin fulfilled the prophesy.

Most likely because these characters were not written into the series when yoda kicked off… just like future characters who haven’t been created yet

I have an idea , what if Yoda wanted Luke to believe he was the last Jedi , because he believed in a chance that Luke might turn to the dark side . Thus preventing him from potentially harming any hiding jedi.

The problem with Yoda and Obi-Wan's thinking is that was exactly the mindset that got the old Order wiped out. Their old ways didn't sit with Luke and he found the third alternative that saved Anakin from the Dark Side whereas they thought Luke or Vader had to die.

Canon: Ashoka had relinquished the title of “Jedi” prior to the rise of the Empire. Kanan and Cal had never fully graduated past the point of Padawan and thus never fully graduated to the ranks commonly associated with being a Jedi. Ezra never had what could be considered a real “Master” since Kanan never officially ascended past Padawan. So while technically all are proficient in Jedi arts and in use of the Force, none are technically what would be considered a “Jedi”. Real world: None of the characters existed in 1983 when RotJ released and the stories were written as if they never would. One of the issues with Lucas writing the franchise like Yoda speaks.

Yoda was only right about Luke being the last Jedi as far as the old order was concerned. Yoda was completely wrong about the others as they had to adapt to survive for the jedi order to one day thrive.

It’s hard to say for Cal since Cere was a Jedi master already before the purge and didn’t she knight cal?

I can't say Cal was a ruthless killer to his enemies. He spared Second Sister, turned Merrin to his side, tried to reason Ninth Sister, Dagan and Bode, even Taron Malikos and Rayvis. Yet every time he hits the wall, they try to kill him and he's forced to strike them down. Remember that even cutting Ninth Sister's arm didn't stopped her, unlike Vader who chose to loose to Luke (don't even debate me that Luke was as strong as prime Vader, he could've crushed the entire throne room with the force if he wanted to) His treatment to fodder meat however... Let's just say he does what is necessary to survive, if that means leaving no witnesses.

Yoda said what he said because at the time of writing those lines he was in fact the only Jedi. Go figure Lucas did not plan for characters wrote 40ish years later.

First off Kanan was long dead by this point, Ahsoka had left the order and admitted herself she’s not a Jedi, Ezra was stuck in another Galaxy and presumed dead and Cal we don’t know but definitely was a Jedi. Other Jedi apart from Yoda and Obi-Wan had survived Order 66 in both canon and legends.

I remember reading one of the old EU novels a long time ago where Kenobi lets Luke know that he is the Last of the old Jedi... and first of the new Jedi.

The reason Yoda said Luke was the last Jedi was because back in 1983 ahsoka, kanan Ezra and Cal didn't exist yet but I do like fun theories that add and explain the history and retcons. I do wish Disney would stop treating Luke so bad though in favor of the new characters. In my opinion Luke has been done do dirty these last few years I would like for him to have a comeback. Maybe a tales of the jedi episode that shows his badassness idk but I honestly feel Luke is being pushed aside and it's sad because he was one of favorite jedi

Despite Kanan being dead and Ezra being in a different galaxy by the time of Return Of The Jedi they were as true of Jedi as you could get by the end of Rebels.

Well, Cal and Ahsoka didn't count in his mind since they didn't align or identify with the Jedi ways and Code, nor title. Kanan died rather early on in regards to the timeline of the Empire so, he wouldn't have been alive during Yoda's mental count. Luke was the only Force User actively training in the Jedi Arts, and accepting the title of Jedi as it was known before the Purge.

With Ezra, I can see why Yoda doesn't see him as a Jedi. Ezra was born around the same time that Palpatine destroyed the Jedi order and turned the Republic into the Empire. Ezra never had a chance to be raised and trained by the Jedi like Kanan, Ahsoka, and Cal have. It doesn't matter if these 3 individuals don't see themselves as Jedi because in Palpatine's eyes, they ARE jedi and will see to it that they are eliminated just like the rest. Yoda wasn't lying when he told Luke that he was the last Jedi because by the time he said that, Kanan was already dead, Ezra was trapped on Peridea, Ahsoka was trapped on Malachor, and god knows where Cal is.

I think it is more unfair to assume that Yoda was close-minded based on some after-the-fact retcons. He DID mention Lea as a possible replacement for Luke, should he fail. And she wasn't trained by anybody. It's not like he didn't learn anything from the mistakes the Jedi made before their fall.

Ashoka didn't considered herself a Jedi, but she was the last Jedi to pass her trial and to be recognized as a knight by the fulll Jedi Council before the Order 66. Even with all her shades of gray, I like to think she is the Last Old School Jedi, and Luke is the First New School Jedi.

I'm probably gonna sound stupid here but wouldn't Cal be considered a true jedi knight too as Cere knighted him towards the end of Fallen order? Also the same for Kanun/Caleb as he was knighted too

I just like to think that by the time of ROTJ, Yoda hadn't been in contact with anyone else in years, so as far as he knew, Luke was the only one left. And/or he just told Luke what he needed to hear.

I think that we have to keep in mind that George Lucas wrote this story about the Skywalkers. It was supposed to be centered around the Skywalkers and I think that explains it all.

I always wondered why the sith and jedi made holocrons that connect to each other considering they mortal enemys you would of thought they would never let the enemy get into their knowledge

1:40 funny how plugging one leak causes another, because if this is true there's really no reason for Luke to have died in episode 8. Yoda was casually projecting himself through the Force at what, 800 years old? Living much the same lifestyle that hermit Luke was. Imagining Rian Johnson giggling like a maniac while he makes Mark Hamill do this seveneth green milk guzzling take before just casually killing him off for no reason at all is mildly infuriating.

Ahsoka rejected the Jedi Order. Kanan was dead Ezra was trained to functionally use his force abilities without falling, but Kanan did not teach him doctrine Cal stopped being a Jedi just like everyone else after Order 66 Also, as stated, none were knighted by ritual

Ahsoka is a Jedi in all but name. She was about to be knighted but walked away. So she is knight level in skill and as far as the trials are concerned. Basically Ahsoka just walked away without claiming her Degree.

I also believe Yoda thought Luke was the only one potentially strong enough in the force to defeat Vader and Palpatine

Yoda and Obi One passed on the majority of their knowledge and training to Luke. He was the only one of the group to have completed his training with actual Jedi at this time. Ashoka kind of finished her training when she learnt her last lesson from Anikan.

Cal in my opinion is a jedi sentinel on the edge on being a grey jedi

Because they didn’t exist when they wrote Yoda’s lines 😂😂

Ahsoka should join luke. He can be the leader of a new era while she ensures he doesnt follow the mistakes of the last

I wonder if Cal Kestis at some point during his personal crusade met or knows about Ahsoka Tano

Luke also choked the guards at Jabba's palace.

There's an argument to be made that Yoda's reason for not telling Luke isn't because he didn't consider the other four force sensitives Jedi. Me I subscribe to Yoda doing a Master Roshi and telling Luke what he needed to hear to strive to be a better Jedi, Luke could of went into Jabba's palace or the Second Death Star thinking "it's ok if I get defeated here then the other four have this." stifling his growth whereas if he thought he was the last surviving Jedi then he'd fight with everything he could and continue trying to strengthen himself, and his ideals.

In Legends, Luke did certain things different. He was not as strict about some aspects which made sense as during the time of the Old Republic the Jedi had lost their way. But as for my opinions, Ezra was out of the Galaxy so I agree with you that there was no contact with him. He didn't know whether he was still alive or not. Kanan was dead at this point. I don't think he knew Grogu survived. (Even though he wasn't mentioned here.) As for Ahsoka she doesn't see herself as a jedi. She may see herself as a grey Jedi or her own type of force user, though in the clone wars around the end Yoda seemed accepting of her. So maybe it's an open door to her to be a Jedi again if she wished. So I think if she chose to go through a knighting ceremony followed by the trials he would have seen her as one. Provided she chose to and found a way off of Malacore by that time to do so. As for Kal, he didn't attempt the trials or have a knighting ceremony. Yoda wasn't in contact with him at least not during the events of Fallen Order. This may have changed during the time of Jedi Survivor I haven't played the sequel yet so I may be wrong about a few things there. But getting back to what I said, Luke may be more open to seeing them as Jedi if he's not as strict. He's not Yoda so he may show more leeway. Especially since he didn't experience the trials himself or have a knighting ceremony. He knighted himself after refusing the darkside. It's basically a genesis thing, he's the first of the new, not the last of the old. Remember many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view.

I get Ahsoka because of her real separation from the order. Kanan was technically only a padawan when Order 66 happened and that set him on a different course. But he still somehow basically became a Jedi master in Rebels to Ezra, who definitely seems like a Jedi to me by all accounts, which is the most confusing out of everything here. He might not have been trained at the temple on Coruscant, but he did have a LOT of experience at various ancient Jedi temples and SITH temples too. Ezra is the one that doesn’t make much sense because he’s full Jedi material, while Kanan was absolutely acting as a Jedi Master himself even with the order gone. Maybe Yoda just didn’t know about them, but still.. I mean he sensed that Leia was one and she hardly had any action or Jedi training at all. So why did he not sense Kanan and Ezra, especially when they faced off against Maul and Vader - and how did Kanan become a master alone in the wild? that I don’t understand

I've always considered Ahsoka one of the few who truly upheld the ways of the jedi. in fact it's quite telling that she was able to heal a bleeding kyber crystal. but yes, we should respect her wish not to be called a jedi

Yoda did ask Ahsoka, personally to come back to the Jedi order, and she said no. Maybe that is why Yoda wouldn't consider her a Jedi. Although that was when Ahsoka was young, in this season she completed her training, she is now a Jedi.

I always thought it was to protect the others. Luke was fully trained, but lacked the practice to keep all of his thoughts from Vader or Sidious. Which would be wise as he gives up his sister.

I can understand those who write that other Jedi were not there during the OT because Lucas determined so, but he himself later allowed in the old EU for Jedi who survived Order 66, such as Qu Rahn, Kam Solusar (padawan), Empatojayos Brand and a few others. Apparently, by the way, Yoda's death was Marquand's idea, not Lucas'.

From a certain point of view. That's the key phrase in Star Wars, and from a certain POV, Luke was the only living, active, light-aligned Jedi around that the last surviving Jedi Master and Council member considered to have completed their training.

I actually prefer the last sentiment you brought up, at that point when Yoda said those things, Ashoka was not technically a Jedi, Kanan was dead, Ezra was MIA, and as of now we don’t know where Cal was at that point. I like to believe that Yoda gained a level of clarity in the Force on Dagobah that he hadn’t been able to achieve during the time of the Republic and the fog of the Clone Wars. And that by then he would’ve seen the new Jedi as the future of his fallen order. After all I think it would be arrogant for us to say that Luke was the only one at that time who wasn’t struggling to be a Jedi. He faced his own pull to the dark side and his own challenges, but I think I would say that both Ezra and Cal at least had faced enough challenges in their own struggles to become Jedi, that they could be considered knights who faced their trials. Ezra sacrificed over a decade of time with his friends to save countless lives on Lothal and possibly billions elsewhere in the galaxy from Thrawn’s might. And Cal had fought Vader and survived and also helped a fallen Jedi see the light just before her death, and he saved possibly hundreds of younglings from the Inquisitorious by destroying that holocron. But while all that is true, Yoda might have thought them dead by that point. I like that version so that’s my head canon now.

Question, does what Anakin did for Ahsoka qualify as her Knighting? Or is it just good to move on from that paradigm and establish a more pragmatic Order of Force Users?

We all know the real answer is because none of these other Jedi existed and Disney retconned them all in without even bothering to realize that Yoda said Luke was the last of the Jedi.

6:59 yeah I'm sorry but you couldn't be more incorrect. Cal avoided taking as many lives as possible in every cutscene, even when fighting the the Inuisitor sister (can't remember her name).

What do we learn from the Ahsoka series about being a Jedi. As Anakin said, "As Jedi, you need to adapt to the time". Their trials are unique to each individual and so is their path through the force. Any thoughts?

It's interesting that Luke was trained in some very simple spiritual basics and techniques, and wasn't saddled with the Jedi Code and all that stuff. Obi-Wan and Yoda simply trained him to connect to the Force, and that was that. Was it that Yoda recognised all this stuff was getting in the way, and saw Luke's back-to-basics training as purer than the others?

Yoda said it because George Lucas had not created Ahsoka, cal, kanen and ezra when the movie came out

Yoda, as well as the rest of the council, said Ahsoka had gone through her trial at the end of season 5 after barress betrayed her. She had turned coming back to the order & becoming a knight down & left the order instead. Yoda still respected that one would assume.

Yoda was aware of Ezra he was telepathically talking and helping him with getting his kyber crystal and Yoda spoke to Kanan

I figure that Yoda was just referring to the old orthodox Jedi way that the order adhered to for the last thousand years of its existence. Ezra, Ahsoka and Cal are all more like a much older type of Jedi.

To be fair Kanan was probably closer to being a jedi. Cal definitely isnt considering he ised guns. Taps into tge dark side. Granted he still has a lot of jedi traits.

Your rebuttal at the end is correct for that time as the Jedi order was destroyed. The problem with Yoda, and many Jedi during the prior 1000 years to the purge, is forgetting everything that happened to the Jedi order up to that point. The Jedi during Yoda’s tenure before the Clone wars never experienced true Galactic war before. They had never taken on many Sith. Not even one really. They got lazy and, as you said arrogant, during this time. In fact the Jedi code had grown far more restrictive and legalistic during Yoda’s tenure. They were more concerned about rules and restrictions than about the will of the force. Qui Gon had the right approach to a certain extent. The days of the Old Republic is when Jedi code was better. Or as good as it could be.

"Other than Luke displayed the proper sanctity of life." while Luke, killed troopers on the Death Star to save Leia, destroyed the Death Star which killed millions, destroyed AT-AT's filled with troopers, force choked the Gamorrean guards, Force grabbed a gun to shoot Jabba in the face, slaughtered Jabba's men and told Leia to purposely point a giant gun at the deck to blow up Jabba's barge killing them all.

When the real reason is because they didn’t exist yet😂

OR to bring a little reality into it, the dialogue was created and said decades before Cal, Kanan and Ashoka were ever considered or created. The entire line of dialogue would have to be totally retconned. I am aware this will NOT be a popular answer.

I don’t have know the video games story that feature Cal, so is it possible Cal is dead by Return of the Jedi? Kanan is dead, and Ezra’s status at this point in the story is unknown other than he disappeared with Thrawn prior to the battle of scarif. Ahsoka states “I am no Jedi “so all of that in a nutshell is enough to support Yoda’s claim that Luke is it. The quote makes sense Still even if he doesn’t regard the others as true Jedi.

From reading lots of comments, I think people misinterpret what it means to be a Jedi. A Jedi is a narrow term like the Sith. They are both groups of force users but they also believe in a specific dogma and usually act with a certain code. That's it. One can leave the Jedi way / Order (even if it's been destroyed such as RotJ when Yoda makes this claim.) He sees himself as the last Jedi, a member of the Jedi Order that had stood for 10,000 year. He follows the dogma / code and lives with those ideals and passes them on to Luke or the philosophy he retains in that current era. -- Could Luke had been trained in the Force and not been a Jedi? Absolutely. There are many force traditions that are within the Galaxy, although the Jedi being the most prominent with in respect of their relationship with the Galactic Republic / Empire (Sith). Just because Yoda said Luke was the last of the Jedi didn't mean there weren't other candidates to become Jedi, just that from there on, it would be up to Luke to carry on the tradition from Master to Apprentice, which is what the Jedi had practiced. From what we know of there quite a few established Force Organizations in cannon (some are left undetermined in Legends), however you wouldn't call these individuals 'Jedi" even if they represented similar ideals or philosophies. It's simply from Yoda's perspective that Luke is the 'official' last Jedi, which of course Yoda being the Grand Master of the Jedi Order, it makes sense with this logic.

Ahsoka = Padawan. It was confirmed she never finished her training. This is even brought up in the "time between worlds" episode. She also left the order. Ezra = Padawan trained by a Padawan. He never completed his training either as a Jedi. Maul taught him a bit but that was all Sith stuff. Kanan = Dead. Cal = Padawan. I mean for gods sake, did everyone forget he was just a kid when Order 66 happened? Luke = only one to finish his training by a Jedi Master. Also note, even Kenobi stated to Yoda in ESB, "There goes our last hope." Of course Yoda announces that there is one other which was Leia.

I think it was best that these other characters were not considered Jedi the way Yoda or anyone else who was part of that particular order believed. They followed rules that were too restrictive and ultimately caused their downfall. If these characters wanted to become Jedi like the previous order, they’d have to follow the same rigid guidelines that proved to be detrimental. But I’m pretty sure everyone here watching this already knows all that.

I think Yoda lied, He told Luke what he needed to beat Vader, Luke needed to face Vader himself, to get over the mental block of his father being Vader and face the fact alone

Excellent video!! Very thought provoking! Best one yet

I wonder if this could now be interpreted in context of who could end up bringing balance back to the force, per the prophecies. Anakin seemingly failed being the chosen one at the time, turning into Vader. Yoda and Obi-Wan had no belief in Anakin being redeemed, as this video stated. Yoda later said if Luke failed, there was another, specifically referring to Leia. Even though Yoda was aware of other force users, it seems like Yoda felt only someone in the Skywalker bloodline would be able to successfully bring balance back to the force. Luke eventually got Anakin to turn back, which did end up bringing the balance back to the force, at least in that specific time period.

I don't think Kanan fits on this list since he was a padawan in the order and unlike Ahsoka never actively left the order the same goes for Cal. Back onto the topic of Kanan we knew he passed away before Yoda's death which means yoda could've seen him as a jedi. If cal dies before rotj then he will be in the same boat. Agree on ezra though

Actually I think Yoda didn't believe that they still existed. At this time Ezra Bridger was in another galaxy, Ahsoka considered herself not a jedi, kanan was dead, Cal was busy with a nightsister. So Luke Skywalker was the last genuine jedi. Great post ❤

The reason Cal isn't as merciful as Kanan or Ezra is because ever since the age of a padawan, all he knew was that he was another weapon in an unrelenting war. That's why he can't even walk away from fighting even when he has the choice to do so. All he ever knew was fighting.

Let me tell you the only reason that truly matters a thousand percent will save you all the time in the world here's the true only reason that Yoda didn't consider them Jedi they did not exist when George Lucas wrote return the Jedi in the '80s that's the only reason. End of story there was no ahsoka there was no Ezra there was nobody there was Luke that was it You're welcome

when Yoda said that those others did not exsist lol too deep into nothing

It was not defeating Vader that Yoda said would make Luke a Jedi, but rather confronting Vader.

I think yoda knew it would take one of Anakin's kids to have a chance to reach him. Maybe it wasnt about being a jedi it was about his blood and chance to reach or defeat the chosen one .

Palpatine was right when he said the Jedi's dogmatic and narrow view was weak. It lead to their arrogance and ultimate downfall, Palpatine didn't cause it, he merely exploited it. Luke should have started a new order, with new ways, learning from the mistakes of the past. The fact Yoda still failed to recognise the likes of Ezra and Ahsoka shows he didn't learn a thing from his failures.

Star Wars fans have a different kind of cope… it’s actually admirable. The way y’all have to fill in the gaps and clean up all this continuity mess.

In the clone wars before Ashoka left the order Yoda had offered her the promotion to Jedi Knight after Anakin had proved her innocence.

I think Yoda learned from the Force the other surviving Jedi across the Galaxy have destinies that do not lie with rebuilding or representing the Jedi Order, but Luke does.

I just feel sorry for anyone who rejects certain star wars material because it's not in the movies. Being a star wars movie elitist is not a fun way to be a fan. I accept all star wars for what it is but I don't favor the sequels for sure. But if you haven't watched the clone Wars or rebels because they are cartoons and not movies then I beg you to try. The story telling in those shows is amazing.

Agree with your perspective and explanation, I do.Well done and a necessary commentary.

Wow! I think your evaluation of Yodas statement and possibly WHY is well thought out, and the best explanation I have ever heard. I enjoyed your "Knighting" ceremony thoughts of the old structure. It makes me think of Bruce Lee and the old Masters, how his new vision was right and the Kung Fu Council was wrong. (From a certain point of view) ;)

Darth Vader: "Revenge is not the Jedi way." Asoka: "I am no Jedi."

I really like this one, I really like your argument because it works on so many levels - the main one with the original films and how Luke was the last Jedi, and no others remain - and then you get Legends and current films/television/streaming projects with all these lightsaber wielding people who use the force and how it circles back. By using Yoda's eyes, you can see how the concept of only "One" Jedi can bind it all together. And I like that - I like how you explain it all and it works for me. I know from a certain fan standpoint - Luke being the only "Jedi" and then all these others appear, and it dilutes the original movies - but I disagree - as a fan. But this video gives valid argument where you can say that from Yoda's oopinion,he was right - Only Luke was the true Jedi - and the others can appear and give us entertainment. Thanks for this Stupendous Wave.

The Force: Knights Kanan Yoda: I'll pretend I didn't see that.

by return of the jedi, Kanen was dead, ezra was lost, asoka had given up on the jedi order and turned her back on them. Cal Kestis was a padawan at the fall of the order, and was seriously "under trained". Luke was even less trained but at least he got a rush course by yoda.

I always felt that Yoda wasn't saying Luke was the last Jedi of an order that needed to be rebuilt. It was more like Luke was the last Jedi of an order that needed to be forgotten. The others had grown and thrived under the influence of the Sith but still stood strong against it while the old established order was destroyed by the Sith piece by piece and didn't see it until the temple collapsed around them.

Well said as always man 👏

I agree with what you have said in this video. It is a pretty complex discussion to decide whether Ahsoka, Ezra, Kanan and Cal are really Jedi or force users whose moralities are more in line with Jedi... Their backgrounds makes it the most complicated, most particularly when talking about Ahsoka... Cal is certainly was trained by old ways Jedi at the beginning but, with how the world turned out... Can anybody really blame him for living in the manner he did? I would bet Jedi like Quinlan Vos, Obi Wan, Plo Koon and Luke definitely wouldn't blame them. Kanan and Ezra they would also not blame for living the way they did. This is pretty cheap of me to choose that they Ezra, Kanan, Cal and Ahsoka I would consider to be force users whose moralities are more in line with Jedi way with certain aspects of mind set that most certainly can be considered Jedi.

Please create video about "How can Yoda speak to Ezra in temple when Yoda was still alive."

I just think that Disney is working it’s ass of to not disregard too much of the old trilogy’s. They have some very dedicated people working on projects who try to make what Yoda said right. I think we just have to appreciate their efforts and not look too much into it. And if we see they did work around it, acknowledge their great work. And my opinion is that Dave is doing an amazing job! I just love all the old and new stuff. Can’t wait for more content to come!

(Before watching the video and just based off the opening statement.) Yoda line makes perfect sense to true Star Wars fans. Yoda went into hiding only knowing of 1 Jedi who survived Order 66. After he was made aware of Kenobi's death, Yoda was "the last" Jedi, until Luke was properly trained. Making Luke the last Jedi to Yodas knowledge. It's really simple. Yoda didn't know the others were even alive

One interesting part of the Shatterpoint novel, is when Mace Winru has a Force Vision showing him the future Yuuzhan Vong Invasion, and the Jedi from Luke's New Jedi Order fighting them on the terraformed Coruscant, and he flat out reflectshis horror with what the Force has shown him, that those Jedi's ways were so alien to him, that he refused to believe that was indeed the future of the Order. Yoda wouldn't think much differently.

Yoda use the force for the answer to his question on who the last Jedi was

When yoda said that line maybe he'd accept Kanen, but Kanen was dead by the time that line was delivered. Ezra was also MIA and likely presumed dead

So basically in technicality.. IT DIDNT MATTER THE JUDGEMENT OF SOMEONE OF YODA OR EVEN OBI WANS on whether or not if you should be knighted or granted mastery... cause IF THEY WERE THE ALLY and literally tryna represent the force.. theyd let the force decide and flow thru them if someone like kanan.. ezra.. kal or even ahsoka should be knighted or masters.. all guys like yoda from that time of the order was the order of jedi that was a teaching STRUCTURE that so happen to use the force at a high level... but THE PROBLEM WAS THEIR STRUCTURE.. mindset.. and how they judged how a padawan jedi youngling should be elevated was the problem... picking them up as children to make it absolute they wont fall was the fall alone.. CAUSE LUKE WAS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE on why the age matters not..AND HE BECAME THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL... so its like yoda mindset on how he sees on what a TRUE JEDI is.. is a flaw.. its like this " old heads always talking bout back in the day of what works then should be a thng now.. when us youngins know that shit is played out and doesnt work that way anymore because we shown a different pathway on how to do the same thing but differently... you just stuck in your ways... doesnt mean the ways of old is not prominent its just not needed asmuch you think it should"

Right... so he didn't believe that Kanan was a "true" Jedi, but made him a knight? and helped Ezra in the temple on Lothal? And assigned Ahsoka to Anakin as a padawan? In the Jedi Temple?

The knighting thing might also be specifically about a Jedi Order and Luke forming a new Jedi Order because that might be the thing there. Jedi, yes...but not part of the Order. It's something that I remember from Legends, that there were several Jedi orders along with several Jedi who were loners...several of which were led back to Coruscant or similar places such as Almas or Corellia around the time that the Clone Wars started because they felt they were needed. Another option could be that he's the last of the Temple Jedi...

I love it this stuff never gets old.