Who's your favorite Force-Sensitive?

[Utger man]

In this thread you say who your favorite jedi is, and why.
you should also include the link to your favorite jedi's wookiepedia page, if (s)he's not in any of the movies.


My favorite jedi is Quinlan Vos.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Quinlan_Vos

[habs1009]

I've never really thought of it. I guess it would be Mace Windu because he takes care of business.

[Chardar]

Mace Windu without a doubt. Doesn't take crap from people and gets the job done. He also foresaw Anakin turning, which is more than can be said for a lot of other "wiser" Jedi.

[chas]

Are you asking about those in the movies only? Because if you're including all the Jedi in the Star Wars Minis, some of whom are in the animated series, you're talking about a lot of characters...

[gorthan313]

Yoda. Although Anakin's quite frankly pretty awesome in the NEWER animated series.


If you want more obscure, then Revan while on Team Good. I mean, the dude made a name for himself fighting MANDALORIANS.

[rym]

There truly is only one.

Skywalker. Luke Skywalker.

[Master of Disaster]

Yoda. Hands down.

Its funny how convincing he was in the series. He walked and looked like an old man. But, as soon as there was fighting to be done he was all over the place.

Still though, Mace Windu was one top-notch jedi too. The only one that was able to defeat Palapatine...

[habs1009]

Originally Posted by master of disaster

Yoda. Hands down.

Its funny how convincing he was in the series. He walked and looked like an old man. But, as soon as there was fighting to be done he was all over the place.

Still though, Mace Windu was one top-notch jedi too. The only one that was able to defeat Palapatine...

I was about to correct you but then I remembered Darth Vader was a Sith but he did go back to the light side so who knows...

[Master of Disaster]

Originally Posted by habs1009

I was about to correct you but then I remembered Darth Vader was a Sith but he did go back to the light side so who knows...

Well, I think Vader did what he did to save his son Luke. It was a turning point, but it was hardly him returning to the side of good(light).

[habs1009]

Originally Posted by master of disaster

Well, I think Vader did what he did to save his son Luke. It was a turning point, but it was hardly him returning to the side of good(light).

If he would've lived maybe he would've became a Jedi though?

[SuperflyTNT]

Kyle Katarn

[TheSparkleInYourWater]

Qui-Gon-Jinn

He learned how to communicate through the force after death, and taught Obi-Wan how to do the same. If Obi-Wan wouldn't have known how to do that, who would have told Luke to use the force when he was attacking the Death Star? He would have missed the shot and the rebels would have been defeated.