Sorting Star Wars Characters into Harry Potter Hogwarts Houses | J vs Ben

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

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[@KRISTIJANNEDANOSKI]

No quiz in the description :)

[@colinvandenberg3446]

I also looked for a survey in the description. Not sure if they changed their minds or forgot.

[@domination4047]

For real, I got so sad when I didn’t find one. 😔😔

[@sarahohmer422]

awww i really did want to take the quiz. i totally agree that leia is slytherin, the same way that captain america is slytherin

[@jeaugust]

Quiz?

[@charlescernoch7686]

Mace is absolutely slytherin, to add to what you guys said, he created his own lightsaber style called vapaad that channels his own dark side tendencies to further enhance his combat abilities, which his how he was able to over power palpatine, his unique force ability is called shatterpoint which allows him to easily determine the weaknesses of objects or people and how to exploit it.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Exactly!

[@whatsup2318]

I don't know much about Hogwrts Houses, but I thought that Slytherin weren't inherently evil. So Mace ability to harness his dark side tendencies wouldn't have a bearing in which house he goes to. Could be wrong though

[@charlescernoch7686]

I myself an a Slytherin, and you are correct they aren't evil. More ambitious to a fault sometimes, we also have a tendency to be cunning. Him creating his own lightsaber style to harness his dark side is ambitious, he looked at the other 7 styles of combat and went "yeah nah, that stuff isn't good enough." Shatterpoint as well is a very cunning power, rather than facing things head on like what a Gryffindor would do, it allows him to identify weaknesses and pin point on that.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@whatsup2318 the thing about light and dark is that they are not the same as good and evil. They have a strong tendency towards one, but at least during Mace Windu's time the light side was definitely not necessarily good and a lot of the things they avoided are good things. So even just saying that he is Slytherin because he used the dark side is not saying he is Slytherin because he is evil.

[@casteanpreswyn7528]

@@charlescernoch7686 technically, him and his master created it together, before his master fell to the dark side and Mace killed him. I could very easily see an argument for him being Ravenclaw. The dude is dangerously smart.

[@DneilB007]

The big problem with this sort of thing is that George isn’t JK, and therefore has different takes on what heroism is all about. George’s universe leans heavily towards Hufflepuff, in general; and while JK sees the Gryffindor as the prototype heroic lead, in the Star Wars universe a Gryffindor is very vulnerable to the Dark Side.

[@kaynor1260]

And here lies the issue

[@bellamychae]

It kind of highlights Rowling's twisted sense of morality. That said, for Star Wars, at least pre-Disney, the Dark Side did not necessarily mean Evil, nor did the Light align with Good; rather, it was the Sith who merely embraced a tiny portion of the Dark Side through hatred, anger, and fear.

[@gavinsmith9871]

@@bellamychae The Dark Side has always meant evil. If you were asking GL anyway. Some EU authors disagreed. But that's why GL considered Legends an "alternate universe."

[@RnRnR]

@@bellamychae Afaik the dark side was supposed to be like a tumor. The light side was natural and the dark side was unnatural and removing it would restore balance. Nowadays I think balance is more grey. That light and dark both exist together.

[@semtex234]

@@bellamychae Kyle Katarn said it best "The force is not inherently good nor evil, it's how you use it." It's like yin an yang, one wouldn't exist without the other

[@PsychoStain]

Qui-Gon is Ravenclaw 100% especially if you've read the books. When he wasn't on missions he was ALWAYS studying the Force, both light and dark. He was the only one that truly believed The Chosen One myth was real. All the other Jedi thought it was just a story. Qui-Gon was always calculating and thinking before acting. Even when they are fighting Maul he stops and meditates. I will DIE on this hill!!!!! Him being in Hufflepuff is just wrong!!!!

[@l1m0b0at3]

Someone's read master and apprentice and its showing haha. I 100 percent agree with you on this. His battle meditation before fighting maul is probably what let obi wan win. Idk if its canon with disney but In the old republic there was 1 jedi that did nothing but battle meditation to give the jedi a boost while draining and confusing the enemy.

[@PsychoStain]

@@l1m0b0at3 Haha yes!!! It was an amazing book!!! And that would make sense. Don't think that is Canon but it's a great theory.

[@JessiieB]

Absolutely this

[@MrWTFcsc]

@@PsychoStain Master and Apprentice is canon :)

[@PsychoStain]

@@MrWTFcsc No, I know. I meant what they said about the Maul fight

[@greenstarrysky9881]

Also something to note for Qui-gon from the Jude Watson “Jedi Apprentice” series: He was always picking up “strays” as Obi-wan would think of them. Every mission there would be someone in need and Qui-gon would basically adopt them and do what he could for them even when it interfered with the mission. Seems kinda Hufflepuff to me.

[@Keldonnation]

This is the first comment I have seen that is a solid argument for hufflepuff, but I see it as a sort of luna lovegood thing, learning about different people, planets, and cultures through the strays he picks up. I think star wars characters are hard to put into houses because we see a lot of jedi grow as characters and they usually end up as these wise ravenclaw type characters like I would say obi wan is by the time of a new hope. I think the same argument can be made for a lot of the prequel jedi masters as well as Kanan, Leia, and Luke ((in legends/Rotj(watch sam witwer defend that movie)).

[@Anakunus]

Hufflepuffs also value fair play which Qui-Gon totally did not do when he cheated Watto on their gamble.

[@dameel1]

I’d say it’s “pretty obvious” he’s Hufflepuff

[@jaybird0312]

​@@Anakunusbecause he wanted to save someone who was in an unfair position.

[@jaybird0312]

​@@Anakunusbecause he wanted to save someone who was in an unfair position.

[@Stujet013]

"I want more, but I know that I shouldn't." "You're not all powerful, Ani." "Well I should be. Someday I will be. I will be the most powerful jedi ever. I will even know how to stop people from dying." All of this just sounds super Slytherin.

[@CrazynToughKiwi]

Yeah, there’s hints of ambition in him even in the phantom menace, hints of him wanting more from the order, or be free of the order’s rules. Not that Hufflepuff or Griffindor are bad choices though. But he does commit war crimes sometimes, which a hufflepuff wouldn’t do, but on the other hand he treats clone troopers like bros (and later stormtroopers as Vader, even if that’s outside the scope)

[@Spartan135]

moldy voldy levels of slytherin... 😆

[@TheJotaroKujo]

Honestly, Anakin would fit greatly into either Gryffindor (fearless hero in the clone wars), Slyhterin (power hungry, he became Vader for a reason) or Hufflepuff (fiercely loyal to his loved ones). I can't say which one is more accurate than the other.

[@TommyTombstone]

The underlying motivation for his quest for power, as well as knowledge, is loyalty. He seeks power as a way to protect his friends and family.

[@arthurmorgan3243]

That’s purely his arrogance talking. He was saying that only out of anger. If you watched the clone wars it’s obvious he’s a gryffindor

[@mrdr0161]

I'd say Luke could be hufflepuff. His loyalty to Leia and Han is stronger than anything. He gave up his training and learning the force to help them

[@drd444]

@GreyJedi 2001 That's exactly why the sequels aren't canon. Because Luke would NEVER do that.

[@savanahschwartz3520]

I agree with Luke being a Hufflepuff and this is a big part of my reasoning

[@achyuththouta6957]

Well let me get this straight. y'all don't get the houses. Hufflepuff values Loyalty in general. not being loyal to one specific guy. You know otherwise Snape woulda been Hufflepuff because he was loyal to Lily till the end. Ok? So he's not Hufflepuff. Being loyal to one person is not Hufflepuff trait. Being loyal in general is. Hope you understood

[@achyuththouta6957]

​@@drd444 They are canon and if he wouldn't that still wouldn't justify putting him in Hufflepuff because Hufflepuff values loyalty in general, not being loyal to a selected few. If that was the case Snape would have been straight Hufflepuff for being loyal to Lily Potter till the end and Bellatrix Lestrange had insane amount of loyalty towards Voldemort

[@mrdr0161]

@@achyuththouta6957 it's not just his loyalty. It's his compassion for Vader to. He was the only person who saw the good in him, even Obi wan had given up on turning him back to the light. Even after everything Vader did to him and the people he cared about, he still always showed him compassion. He was a hard worker, working on a farm most of his life and willing to give up on his own wants to help his uncle. He also wanted justice for the things palpatine had done to Vader and the galaxy.

[@ryanhana9458]

I really enjoyed this video. If the SuperCarlinBros happen to see this, I think it would also be cool if you guys flipped things around and took Harry Potter characters and aligned (sorted) them into which Force faction they would be: the Light Side, the Dark Side, or part of the Grey Jedi.

[@treequux3996]

If you go by the extended universe, Obi-Wan would definitely be in Hufflepuff. He's not as force sensitive as many other Jedi, it was hard work and determination that got him where he was. He is not afraid of toil, and he's very loyal. He's proved he was patient, by dealing with Anakin.

[@Ranger1812]

You may not have been implying this, but Hufflepuffs aren't less magically capable than other wizards. You're sorted based on the traits you value, not have. Determination is a Gryffindor trait. Gryffindor's traits are bravery, determination, and chivalry; Ravenclaw's are wit, wisdom, and individuality; Hufflepuff's are loyalty, justice, and patience; and Slytherin's are ambition, cunning, and pride.

[@imgabiireyes]

and waiting as an old wizard on tatooine.

[@tianamariee6287]

@@imgabiireyes exactly and if that's not patience I don't know what is 😂

[@tianamariee6287]

@@Ranger1812 true but with that being said a lot of the time the traits that u value are the traits u end up trying to emulate.

[@COMICFAN829]

I’d say he’s a ravenclaw

[@Acidrain82]

Qui-Gon Jinn's loyalty is to the force. His philosophy centered around the Living Force, Jinn strove to follow the will of the Force even when his actions conflicted with the wishes of the Council.

[@zacteur]

I think Leia would be a Hermione-type Gryffindor. Because let’s be real, if Hermione was in any other franchise and we tried to sort her like this, she obviously would’ve gotten ravenclaw, but the hat goes further than what we’d initially thought.

[@PapaSmerf008]

I feel like the quiz masters suffer from, “main characters go to gryff, bad guys go to slytherin”

[@DeadSezSo]

And alot of people in the comments here have a bit of a "hufflepuffs are just average people so powerful, intelligent or brave jedi can't go there". At the end of the day, the main question is what does the character value most?

[@anvime739]

I agree 100%

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@DeadSezSo What do they value most is the question I think the Carlin brothers forgot a couple times too. Like Anakin might act like a Griffindor, but the reason behind all of his decisions is his people. Hands down I think he is a Hufflepuff and there is no other way to shake it. Plus, we need a bad puff in the ranks just cause I'm sure not all Hufflepuffs are good.

[@yoshidaaimi34]

@@ThatOneLadyOverHere definitely, just because people have "noble" goals doesn't mean what they will do to achieve it will be as noble

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@yoshidaaimi34 yes, and everything Peter Pettigrew did was incredibly brave. It's value based, not action based.

[@95triforce]

I feel like the quizmasters are HUGE Harry Potter fans, but mild Star Wars fans. Putting Qui-Gon Jinn in Hufflepuff is an unforgivable error on understanding that character.

[@FlashKillerX]

He is the most absolute raven claw that you could ever possibly get on this list, even more so than Yoda. Yes he was loyal to the force above all else but he did prioritize the will of the force over the Jedi order and always would have betrayed the Jedi if it meant serving the force

[@DarthAxolotl]

Yeah, they seem to base all of their ideas off of the films whereas in the series and books the characters are so much more developed

[@gautiermilewski4322]

@@FlashKillerX I don't know, what you're describing seems rather Gryffindor-y to me, all that rule breaking and stuff

[@personb9034]

Almost as if he has zero personality in the mainline movies so there'snothing to judge. Awful character.

[@chaosphoenix89]

Qui-gon is definitely Ravenclaw, not just because of his loyalty to the force, but he was canonically the first (at least in a LONG time) to take the trials for the ability to manifest as a Force Ghost.

[@kodybland]

I loved to hear both of your opinions on the sorting! Your arguments/reasoning were great! I think you guys should make more Star Wars videos!

[@KiaStout]

Obi wan feels like a ravenclaw to me. Witty(sarcastic) wise(rational one) more than any other house.

[@Thunderbender18830]

Yeah I think they overlooked Obi-Wan’s most powerful trait. His sass is unparalleled.

[@wookieninja8794]

Not necessarily. Look at Hermione. Placed in Gryffindor but even ravenclaws thought she belonged in their house. While yes he was super smart and witty more so than that he was intensely loyal and a hard worker. He wasn't skilled or gifted but made himself on equal with his masters.

[@ezra8129]

yes his wit sells it for me. name a wittier character.

[@that1nerd756]

Yeah, but he doesn't truly value learning or knowledge more than anyone else. Ravenclaw isn't just people who are smart, they're people who want to learn, who have a passion for the knowledge they collect.

[@achyuththouta6957]

​​@@wookieninja8794 Except that Hufflepuff values loyalty in general, not loyalty to a selected few. The sorting hat mentioned this I think. Most didn't get it that's why you see it incorrectly in a few websites. Let me clarify this. Being loyal to a selected few is a Slytherin trait. This is why the sorting hat says, " Perhaps in Slytherin you'll make your real friends". This is also exactly why Snape was loyal to Lily Potter to his death and Bellatrix Lestrange was loyal to Voldemort till she died. Hufflepuff values being loyal to people in general. So you're technically arguing for Slytherin

[@AngelJuliet]

19:01 “What is extra hardworking about Qui-Gon?” Me - He has a particular set of skills! I’ll see myself out 😅🤣☠️

[@ninaswoboda886]

I feel like Ahsoka is almost 100% Ravenclaw to me. She is so smart, especially later on in her arc. In most of Clone Wars i'm actually leaning Gryffindor for her since a lot of the time she's kind of full of herself, but she always learns. But after she leaves the Jedi Order i think she's 100% Ravenclaw. She's an extremely good mechanic, in Mandalorian she is extremely wise and careful and always treads with caution, and also the Ahsoka novel portrays her more on the Ravenclaw side with all her plans and everything. Ngl the book also gives me major Hufflepuff vibes because of the found family, but everything else gives me either arrogant Gryffindor or cautious Ravenclaw, and in the end I think Ravenclaw wins.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

I was between Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, I feel like her Griffindor tendencies come from being Anakin's padawan not her own driving forces. Ultimately Ravenclaw wins out, but I think Hufflepuff is close.

[@savanahschwartz3520]

I was really split between Ravenclaw and Gryffindor. She’s one of my favorite characters and I’m a Ravenclaw, so I was a little afraid that it was my bias causing me to lean that way, this argument helps me to know that others see it and it’s not just my bias if that makes sense

[@ynglgn3870]

no way, if she were ravenclaw she would've listened to Maul. She's definitely gryffindor

[@timscarrott8919]

Okay, here is my argument for Qui-Gon being Puff, because that was where my instinct went. He is kind, and considerate to living beings, as a whole. His compassion to JarJar, his willingness to help Anakin, despite potentially being uneasy about the confluence of the Force around the boy. It all leads back to the idea that the Force is the thing that binds the Galaxy together. It is less about loyalty to an order, or a person, and more his willingness to help... Life. He is the most spiritual of the Jedi, in the sense of what we, here on Earth would consider spiritualism. That is what makes him a Hufflepuff to me.

[@ThighFish]

Very well said.

[@bradleyhoward9638]

There's a strong case for him to be in any house except Slytherin.

[@ThighFish]

@@bradleyhoward9638 It's definitely true that Slytherin is the only house he is absolutely not.

[@brjinx]

I'm with you on Hufflepuff for Anakin. The rash stuff he does is almost always because of his loyalty to someone else, whether it is Obiwan, Ahsoka, the clones, his mother, etc.

[@crusader2112]

and Padme too.

[@parzival.03]

I agree, though he would be great in Slytherin too. He has strong ambition, however I think his ambition, tho strong, is caused by his Hufflepuffness (if that’s even a word lol). I think he’d be in Harry’s shoes at Hogwarts where he’d ask for not Slytherin however unlike Harry would end up in Hufflepuff

[@jacobyoung9981]

It’s hard for me to accept him as Hufflepuff when he literally betrays the Jedi and Obi Wan, and then later you could even argue he betrays the Sith as Vader. In my mind Anakin/Vader (I don’t really agree with viewing them as separate characters) is the perfect Slytherin redemption kind of arc. Driven by his ambition, quest for more power, he betrays all he’s ever know and turns to the dark side. Even planning to rule the galaxy and overthrow sidious. Slytherin all the way for me

[@ethanweimer-kopf6907]

That's slytherin

[@hatorade1031]

I agree. The sorting hat sorts based on what you value. That’s why Hermione (a textbook ravenclaw) gets sorted into Gryffindor. Anakin values loyalty, honesty, and hard work. He is loyal to those he loves to a fault. He is brave to protect the people he loves. Even when he betrays the jedi order and becomes a sith, it’s because Palpatine told him he could save Padme’s life. Not to become all powerful for himself, not to control the galaxy, but to protect his wife.

[@mukkaar]

Anakin is 100% Slytherin. Thing is, being in one house or another doesn't prevent you from having other attributes. But Anakin always had core of ambition, pride and love for family/people who he considers one. You also have to take into account huge moderating effect of Jedi order and way it affects how he behaves.

[@jeremyjasona]

I usually have a similar type of thought process with these things as J, but I REALLY can't agree that Leia is a Slytherin. His entire argument hinges on the "ambition" of starting the rebellion and resistance. The only problem there is that we have a DIRECT parallel to this in Harry Potter. Just because the Golden Trio has the massive ambition to make a ragtag group to go up against Voldy doesn't mean they should all be in Slytherin. While it is ambitious to do something like that, J needs to stop getting fixated on specific actions taken by the characters and focus on the core of who they are. Ben has done much better in this episode at evaluating someone's spirit and drive. I felt similarly about his Qui-Gon reasoning. Just because he cheated or lied once doesn't override every other bit of information we have on him.

[@allisonreilly1952]

100% agree with you!!! Leia is one of the least Slytherin characters in Star Wars!!! The ambition agreement didn’t line up for me, yes it’s an ambitious thing to do but it’s not for any kind of glory, it’s because fighting the first order is the right thing!! And with Qui-Gon, he wasn’t cheating at a fair game!!! He didn’t just cheat, if I remember correct 5 of the 6 sides were red so the game is inherently unfair!!

[@ninjagirl226]

I’m thinking primarily of the Leia: Princess of Aldaaran book, which it’s been a while since I read so forgive me if I’m slightly mistaken. In order to claim her right as heiress to Aldaaran Leia has to complete three tasks. I remember one of them is humanitarian in nature (giving out aid to a desperate world). The other was to climb a mountain that her step mother was nearly killed attempting during her trials. And joining the junior senate (or whatever it was called). All of it seemed routine. What Leia did during the humanitarian task was smuggle people off the planet by hiring them as help. Tricking and angering the empire. This to me seems like Leia more than anything else her kindness led her to use her mind and wits to get out of situations. I would say this puts her in Hufflepuff, but I can see how she would value wit and cunningness to help others as a politician, which could put her in slytherin.

[@DeadSezSo]

Qui gon is definitely a hat stall and I feel like he's the ultra rare hat stall that can be sorted into any of the houses. At the end of the day, the final decision for a hat stall is about what they valued most and I see qui gon choosing hufflepuff. He's not motivated by ambition, nor do I think hes overly fixated on bravery or particularly brash though he certainly possesses traits valued by both houses. He's not really concerned with gathering knowledge beyond what is required for him to be able to do what is right by the force. Qui Gons ultimate mission is to maintain the balance in the force, doing what is best for the universe. Like i said, I can't hate on any house chosen for qui gon. For me, I see it in this order: hufflepuff, ravenclaw/slytherin (tied) then gryffindor. Sidenote: it bothers me jay says something about him cheating the dice because hufflepuffs aren't just goody two shoes. Cedric showed that he was willing to be dishonest ie cheat in the triwizard tournament. It's not something incredibly egregious, he just got help on things and he shared information on the second task with Harry because Harry shared with him what the first task was. He did what he felt was fair by telling harry. Much like quigon, who knew for one that it was wrong for anakin to be enslaved but also that it was the right thing to do for the force.

[@fleetskipper1810]

Yep, Qui Gon and Cedric Diggory have a lot in common. Same type of vibe.

[@PeterParker-ff7ub]

hes what? lol

[@DeadSezSo]

@@PeterParker-ff7ub a hat stall is the rare moment that the hat has trouble placing you. True hat stalls take over 5 minutes and include Mcgonagall (gryffindor and ravenclaw) and Pettigrew (Slytherin and Gryffindor). Hat stalls or near hat stalls normally occurs once every couple generations, and normally comes down to 2 houses the hat can't decide on so the one being sorted gets to kind of choose which one to go to. In harrys generation, however, 3 near stalls were Harry (slytherin and gryffindor) hermione (gryffindor and ravenclaw) and Neville (gryffindor and hufflepuff).

[@SvElAdKe]

This! Hufflepuffs are not beyond playing dirty. Especially if it means helping someone

[@Lylandra1776]

I agree and his ultimate loyalty is to the Force not any one ideology or group. He is what all Jedi should strive to be.

[@AHufflepuffAndASwiftie]

Have you guys done Sorting the Disney Princess in Houses yet? If not, then you totally should! 😉

[@InsideTripNinja]

"as far as Harry Potter is concerned, 'For the Greater Good' is always the Slytherin move" Yet the only Hogwarts student known to have embraced that phrase was a... Gryffindor 🤔

[@TLow0706270]

Pleeease learn up on the 4 Personality Styles divided between Driver, Analytical, Amiable, and Expressive. It perfectly matches up with the houses and will help with these, because far too many are based on their actions and not their core traits.

[@stijnburgers719]

With Qui-Gon Ginn I immediately screamed Hufflepuff. Yes like J said it was ambitious of him to go against the ways of the council, but that decision was fueled by his compassion, not by ambition itself. I think that's where his loyalty lies, he's loyal to the ways of the force, not the council. He's also very wise like ben said, but what I think he values most is his compassion and love for others, especially the ones close to him.

[@danielgoldring2571]

I think Qui-Gon can be called a grey jedi to the extent with disagreeing with the concil, and I agree it due to his loyalty to the force no other reason. I always felt like he was wrote as to be almost the character that showed what the force was. How it acted on the world to make things happen. As discussed this would be why he knew Anakin would win and why he cheated the bet as it would be like in other films (maybe not as blatant) how the force changes the universe.

[@colinvandenberg3446]

My mind immediately jumped to Ravenclaw, but the Hufflepuff argument is convincing. He's definitely the most compassionate of the Jedi we meet. I think reason generally guides his actions more than emotions, though.

[@chumuheha]

it wasn't really for compassion of anakin, it was more because his dedication to the force. remember he was perfectly fine with leaving shmi in slavery as long as anakin got trained...

[@kiahjensen9051]

My first impulse was Ravenclaw because he’s so cerebral. But thinking harder I do think Hufflepuff really fits. He is so devoted to the force and what it tells him to do and he will do anything if it is to fulfill the will of the force.

[@alyssumexplosions7574]

i just think he gives rlly heavy luna lovegood vibes imo

[@charleslee8313]

J's logic, regarding where Leia should be sorted -- that was clever.

[@shaydowsith348]

For the Slytherin aspect of Anakin, you need only to look at the line where he tells Padme he wants to rule the Empire so it will do things his way, or he and Padme's way - if she would go along with that. For the Sith, as contrast to the Jedi, most are most emphatically Slytherin. ABSOLUTE POWER!!!.... 🙂

[@Freezyloen]

Qui Gon is a very difficult one, because he has this very important characteristic which has to be what would ultimately decide where he's put, but that characteristic is really hard to put in any of the houses. This instrumental characteristic is his complete trust in the force, always following what the force instructs him, and striving for balance in the force. That's why he's so rebellious and different in his ways, and why he once declined an invite to be on the council. He doesn't care about politics or what the council has to say, he just follows what the force. This makes him really different to put in a house. He's really wise, his general calm characteristic, and him really studying the force is what could make him a ravenclaw. Rebelling against the council to do the right thing, you could kinda put him in Gryffindor, but that has the weakest case I would say. Then of course you could say Qui Gon is quite ambitious in his goals, and really putting that goal before everything. His goal is also kind of a case of "the greater good", and he's not caring that much about anything besides that, leaving anakin's mother in slavery and such. So Slytherin is a valid pick in those regards. But I would say Qui Gon is a hufflepuff, for the simple reason that he's just really, REALLY, incredibly loyal. Not to the jedi, actually kind of the opposite, but to the force.

[@jaybird0312]

His allegiance with the Force is akin to diehard loyalty. So I go with Hufflepuff

[@Grivian]

Before watching the video I would say: Palpatine - Slytherin Anakin - Gryffindor Vader - Gryffindor Qui Gon Jinn - Ravenclaw Yoda - Ravenclaw Obi Wan - Hufflepuff (this one is really difficult, he is very close to a Gryffindor) Dooku - Slytherin Luke - Gryffindor (close to a Hufflepuff) Mace Windu - Slytherin Darth Maul - Gryffindor Han Solo - Hufflepuff Princess Leia - Gryffindor Padme - Ravenclaw R2D2 - Hufflepuff C3PO - Hufflepuff Jar Jar Binks - Slytherin Bail Organa - Ravenclaw Lando - Ravenclaw Nute Gunray - Hufflepuff General Grievous - Slytherin

[@fabbythegoat5190]

Personally I feel like both Asoka and Mace Windu are eaglefoots. A big ravenclaw trait is individualism. Mace using knowledge of both light and dark sides of the force to improve his abilities is really a ravenclaw thing to do. And Asoka, especially later, is a character who walks her own path based on what she's learned over the years makes me think of her as the Luna lovegood of star wars. Just a good person, who is completely not conforming to what everyone else believes.

[@jaybird0312]

Ahsoka is way more a Hufflepuff. Luna would have been a Hufflepuff had her constant drive to seek knowledge not taken over. Ahsoka exhibits the main traits of loyalty, justice, truth, and acceptance that Hufflepuff embodies way more than the really only trait of wit/knowledge that Ravenclaw prioritizes.

[@bluelightstudios6191]

Hagrid: "There hasn't been a wizard who'd gone bad that wasn't in Slytherin!" Darth Vader: "Observe"

[@Dunstan9]

Anakin is totally a Puff. Like sure, he has plenty of bravery, arrogance, and ambition, but his *main* thing as both a person and a his character arc, is his outright obsessive loyalty, his inability to let go, and his expectation of the same out of others. Itself leading to the almost inevitable disappointment and anger when they fall short of meeting it.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Yes! And all of his reasons for choosing the dark side hinge on his relationships with people. His trust in the Chancellor. His desire for the council to trust him. His desire to save Padme. I think he acts like a Griffindor, but it isn't because he values bravery. He is confident and cocky, but his dependence on the people he loves is his driving force.

[@darthanakinII]

Ummmm no Anakin is DEFINITELY either Ravenclaw or Slytherin

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@darthanakinII I disagree. Mainly because what ultimately decides your place is what you value most not how you act. Yes Anakin values power, but it's for the benefit of the people he loves. All of the decisions he makes that lead up to his fall are all for the people he loves. He is brave to save the people he loves. He seeks power to save the people he loves. He befriended his droid and refuses to wipe its memory because he values it as a personified ai. He's smart, but that doesn't make him a ravenclaw.

[@bluesidecollection]

I think he is loyal, but he is way too ambitious (and eventually power hungry) to be a Hufflepuff. He did anything for power. He kind of reminds me of the Malfoy family. At the end of the day they switched sides as need be for power and to protect the family. Which a lot of Slytherin families did. Bellatrix was extremely loyal to Voldermort, but she would never be a Hufflepuff. I think all the houses overlap. Slytherins and Ravenclaws are both ambitious but for different reasons. Slytherins are also very loyal to family. That's why the bloodline is so important. If Anakin had more Hufflepuff traits he definitely would have listened to Padma way more. Slytherins have a tendency to think their way is the best way. Plus while loyality is a Hufflepuff trait so is sense of justice and patience. A Hufflepuff wouldn't switch sides so fast and would try to change the faults of the system. I think Padma is a Hufflepuff. While both Anakin and Padma were extremely loyal, she has a stronger sense of justice and morals than Anakin. Anakin gave up a lot of morals for the sake of power.

[@Dunstan9]

@@bluesidecollection Anakin, and even Vader really, aren't actually all that "ambitious" or glory hungry actually. Such as him basically dismissing and paying no mind to the whole "Chosen One" thing. What they are is cocky and fixated on how things "should" be. The failure of reality to live up to that "should" then leading to the whole "fear leads to anger" thing Yoda talked about. Take the anger at Obi-Wan in AotC for "holding him back". It is not rooted in a lust for power, but in him displacing the blame for what he would otherwise see as his own failure to measure up. All of which is ultimately rooted both in being another expression of his inability to let go, and in his binary view of right and wrong that allows for little to no in between.

[@filipapinto99]

I totally agree with Windu's sorting, Slytherin seems fitting; and I'd argue that his lightsaber, as a symbol of determination and ambition, is enough evidence

[@BertoPlease]

pretty ambitous of Samuel Jackson to also be like "idgaf about lore, i want a purple lightsaber" hahaha

[@quinnworthington3306]

Pretty sure it's also canon that he was the youngest Jedi to be given the rank of master. Seems very ambitious.

[@VannyBeumer]

And if slytherin is really the evil group, him being so rude to anakin is fitting.

[@skynikan]

The only thing about the reasoning I dislike is the "he is slightly evil so he's slytherin" argument. Like come on, aren't we over that?

[@filipapinto99]

@@BertoPlease Hahaha definitely, dude really wanted to be noticed

[@raffaelw.2767]

Anakin is like THE most ambitious Jedi in the whole Saga. In Episode II he openly states that he really wants to be the chosen one "Wise as Yoda, Powerful as Windu blabla" He even thinks that Obi Wan is holding back things/knowledge from him that he thinks he deserves. The whole "I want power to protect" thing only got really big in Episode III But he was very ambitious even before that. I'm going with Slytherin all the way. In a way he is really like Harry, who is a Gryffindor who would make a good Slytherin. Anakin is a Slytherin that could also be a good Gryffindor.

[@TrekBeatTK]

I disagree; I think Luke is more ambitious.

[@rossjones8656]

@@TrekBeatTK like father like son.

[@maxmcgregor6178]

Here is my houses for the characters Obiwan- Ravenclaw Yoda- Ravenclaw Luke- Hufflepuff Mace Windu- Slytherin Qui Gon Jinn- Ravenclaw Anakin Skywalker- Slytherin Rey- Hufflepuff Leia Skywalker- Ravenclaw Ahsoka Tano- Gryffindor Kanan Jarus- Slytherin Ezra Bridger- Slytherin

[@Lexi-uj2tn]

Now y'all gotta do the Mandalorian Characters or (now hear me out) the Clone Captains/Commanders.

[@Jay-Zech]

Wouldn’t they all be the same house though?😂🤣 JK

[@Lexi-uj2tn]

@@Jay-Zech lol, all I'm saying is that the clones deserve more recognition darn it!

[@Jay-Zech]

@@Lexi-uj2tn They do!

[@TheNukedNacho]

I say this is a really tough sorting. Because I doubt everyone is unified on WHICH version of the character they’re sorting. Just using Anakin as an example, like you guys said. He’d be sorting into 3 different houses depending on which period you’re looking at. Young Ani is a Puff. Clone Wars Ani is a Gryffindor. Revenge of the Sith Ani is a Slytherin. Also, no offense(I love you guys), but your level of Star Wars knowledge isn’t as big as your Harry Potter knowledge. Ezra, for example, is UNDOUBTEDLY a Puff. Ezra jumping into fights he can’t win isn’t because he’s overconfident, it’s because he’s trying to protect his friends. Also Luke, in Episode 5 and 6, is a Puff. He literally abandons his training with Yoda the moment he learns his friends are in danger. Friends(and sister) who are then threatened by Palpatine and Vader in the next movie, which make him MAD. I’d argue early Leia is a Slytherin(or is this Gryffindor behavior). Because the first time we see her on screen, she LIES to Darth Vader’s face. She’s on a ship that just left the Battle of Scarif. Vader was THERE. He KNOWS she’s lying and she still tries it anyways.

[@georgiarodriguez2516]

They should do a lord of the rings sorting😍 I’m super curious to know what houses the brothers think the characters are in🤔

[@Freezyloen]

I personally couldn't rank Rey. Not even to unnecessarily state my opninion on the sequels or be hateful or anything, but she just doesn't have enough of a personality to work with :/ But now to DO state my opinion: come on, Rey is the DEFINITION of not having any weaknesses that kick her in the nuts, going through any harships, no weaknesses or fears to overcome, not having to train nearly as much as any other character, and just getting her abilities given to her.

[@gi0nbecell]

May I suggest a different point system for Sortings like this? As it is about the community, I would award not 1 point for the top answer, but 3 for top, 2 for second, 1 for third and none for last popular answer. That would represent the poll results better in J and Ben’s answers.

[@bloodTrail1]

dude the die roll is one time! he literally allows himself to be guided by the force when fighting maul the 2nd time and accepts that he might die and perfectly okay with that ! I think gryindor for quiggs as u said!

[@timapple5203]

I think ravenclaw but there’s a fair argument for all houses except slytherin hahaha

[@bloodTrail1]

i dunno i think quiggs always thinkin different and has his own path which i seee some slithery in! Sucks cause he was a good enough jedi to send duku to the darkside after his deeth!

[@iimax_9135]

What about LOTR characters sorted into Hogwarts houses?

[@rollingthunder1043]

I have a question on Harry Potter lore! In the movie adaptation of Philosopher/Sorceror's Stone (I forget how close this is to the book), when Quirrel is trying to kill Harry, he's able to choke him without a problem, but the moment Harry grabs him - first on the hand and then the face - Quirrel's flesh smokes, burns, and turns to dust - and when Harry does this to Quirrel's face, it kills him. If we know that Lilly Potter's loving sacrifice made it initially impossible for Voldemort to touch Harry... how come Quirrel was able to choke Harry - touching his bare throat - but not abide the touch of his hands, specifically? Surely any contact of any sort should have been deadly or at least agonizingly painful.

[@demoui7]

Obi-Wan: Gryffindor Yoda: Ravenclaw Luke: Gryffindor Mace: Slytherin Qui-Gon: Ravenclaw Anakin: Gryffindor Rey: Hufflepuff Leia: Ravenclaw Ahsoka: Gryffindor Kanan: Hufflepuff Ezra: Slytherin

[@TrekBeatTK]

Luke is clearly a Slytherin. All he wants in that first movie is to get away and do bigger things, fight the Rebels, be a Jedi, etc. that’s ambition, baby!

[@seansolo5318]

That’s what I said!!!

[@kaylacorder8563]

I feel like Anakin Skywalker is very similar to Snape. Always towing the line between good and evil. Always trying to protect his loved ones. Looking to the future for power.

[@AmashiYakashi]

I just noticed something about Rey's Lightsaber. AS she's turning the dial a light below the emitter lights up, starts green, then blue and yellow as it ignites. I wonder if it could do all three.

[@dublindom3720]

*Anakins lightsaber

[@Freezyloen]

I definitely understand J's point for Anakin being in Gryffindor, and also the argument for slytherin, but his driving factor is his loyalty to his loved ones, so I would still put him in puff. But definitely a hat stall between those three. In general I would say before knighthood he's slytherin, then afterwards, during the clone wars, he becomes really griffindor, but in his core there's always that hufflepuff, always that need to protect what/who he loves, and be loyal to those who he loves.

[@jaybird0312]

Anakin would 100% be in Slytherin. His loyalty is not to his friends, it's to his inability to deal with loss. He can't handle losing someone so he seeks power to prevent it so he can keep them in his life. That's not loyalty, that's selfishness.

[@SvElAdKe]

​@@jaybird0312 yep

[@dramaturge231]

Do Ravenclaws value wisdom? I thought it was knowledge and intelligence. Ben made a compelling argument for Obi-Won to be a Hufflepuff!!!

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

Wisdom, knowledge, and intelligence do tend to go hand in hand(especially for older people)

[@ChrisDragon531]

Ravenclaws also value Creativity and Individuality

[@babomberman]

I went Hufflepuff for Obi-Wan as well. Man I was pretty much right in line with Ben and also strangely disappointed with the voters

[@ssloestj.4008]

Man’s was literally willing to drop the Jedi order for Satine, he did all he could to stop Anakin before needing to fight him, he was loyal to Qui-Gon when needing to train Anakin. I could go on and on. He’s such a Hufflepuff.

[@achyuththouta6957]

He's not Hufflepuff. He's a clear Slytherin. You're wrong if you thought he was Hufflepuff

[@achyuththouta6957]

​@@ssloestj.4008 Except you're literally arguing for Slytherin. Hufflepuff values being loyal to people in general. Not being loyal to a selected few. The sorting hat even says " Perhaps in Slytherin you'll make your real friends." I get why you think it's Hufflepuff. You probably glossed over the sentence in the books and the websites online don't really have accurate information about the houses. Slytherins value being very loyal to a selected few people. It's literally a Slytherin trait while Hufflepuffs value being loyal in general. They don't think some people are more deserving of loyalty than others. Slytherins however think some people are definitely more deserving of loyalty than others. You were literally arguing for Slytherin. You just didn't understand the houses correctly

[@achyuththouta6957]

​@@ssloestj.4008 He's also very cunning, determined and resourceful

[@ssloestj.4008]

@@achyuththouta6957 ok but even when left one of the only Jedi he still stayed loyal to the order. He stayed to the light too. Everything he does he does with passion.

[@alexlazzerly3677]

Leia is probably the most Gryffindor character in the entire series.

[@NaoyaYami]

Yeah, it's right there in her name.

[@Jay-Zech]

Exactly. She’s a major go getter and a leader. And she’s kind of arrogant in ANH. She seems very Gryffindor to me. I guess people are looking at her from the viewpoint of the sequels though

[@Jay-Zech]

@@NaoyaYami What?😂

[@TideV2]

OG trilogy Luke and Leia both

[@TeckTheBlooded]

@@NaoyaYami Ah yes, Leia "The Griffin" Skywalker

[@PerovNigma]

I would have put Ahsoka in Ravenclaw; she values the knowledge/insight of other Jedi (especially Anakin and Obi-Wan), and in _Rebels_ and _The Mandalorian_ she's more of a character who gives others advice and prefers what is sensible over what is gratifying.

[@flamesofgames3986]

Qui gon could have been anything but huffelpuff as he was deceptive and wasn’t loyal to the jedi.

[@071alec]

i'm with Ben about Anakin because when a hufflepuff goes bad is darkness in the world, i mean voldemort won when he got Cedric

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

Don't forget, that only happens in a different universe that doesn't care too much about the Lore of the actual series

[@071alec]

@@thedragonwarrior5861 In nay case everything Anakin did, he did for the people he loved until the emperor broke him

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

@@071alec oh I wasn't saying anything against that character. I don't know Star Wars

[@071alec]

@@thedragonwarrior5861 it wasn't my intention for the answer to sound angry

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

@@071alec no problem

[@sarahjrose]

I’m with you J!! Leia is ABSOLUTELY in Slytherin in my opinion, and I say that as a Slytherin myself who has looked up to her since I was a little kid. I also agree with sorting Anakin and Obi-Wan in Gryffindor, they both tend to be a bit reckless at times (especially in Clone Wars) while also being incredibly brave and charismatic.

[@sirhenry9313]

I can see QuiGon as a Hufflepuff. He is loyal to himself, to the living force. He wants to explore the force and gets his unconventional wisdom from the living force. He is loyal to those around him. He goes against the counsel to the detriment of his position for the simple reason that wants to forge his own path, not bend to others, no matter how much work goes into it. He pulls his saber as a last resort, yes manipulates the dice and mind-tricks but uses them to avoid violence, and will stand loyally by those around him (Darth Maul fight, protecting those around but escapes ASAP, trust in those around him to work with his way and know him) Yeah, I definitely see QuiGon as a Hufflepuff and have from the start.

[@tomcartwright123]

yes Yoda stands out because he has a lot of wisdom but he also stands out in the council because he has a beanbag

[@ChasingHopeVlog]

Oh my Kenobi YES! Obi Wan is a mixture of Qui Gon and Yoda so when the question was posed as to his Hogwarts House my husband said Gryffindor and I said Hufflepuff! Yoda is totally Ravenclaw for both of us! Luke Skywalker is definitely blind Gryffindor for the rash and boldness that he possesses. He is a space wizard so he is the Harry Potter of the Star Wars franchise. I would place Mace Windu in Ravenclaw because he was a very wise man and I believe that he was more intuned with the Force than most Jedi and knew that Anakin was corrupted. Qui Gon is Gryffindor for me because if you want to use his "feel don't think" when it comes to the Force then he is definitely in the right house. We also get to see him manipulating the force for his benefit which you can say if the Weasley Twins had this power they would have used that as well. He only manipulated the dice because of the slave owner was not going to let him go after he had won the race. Qui Gon was right in Anakin bringing balance to the force but just not in the way that everyone expected. Anakin Skywalker was a very hardworking (Hufflepuff) little boy but he became Slytherin in the end. Anakin Skywalker put his trust in the wrong person. Palpatine ruined Anakin Skywalker! Rey is in my opinion a Ravenclaw because she was a scavenger from the beginning. Leia would be Gryffindor with her being the leader of the Rebellion. The Rebellion is the Harry Potter equivalent of Dumbledore's Army or the Order of the Phoenix. Ahsoka Tano is a plethora of different houses but the one that stands out the most to me is Slytherin because she turns her back on the Jedi Order and gets trained by Vader. Kanan Jarus would be Slytherin. Kanan is Draco Malfoy's equivalent. Ezra is the mirror opposite of Neville Longbottom and would definitely be in Gryffindor. He is super confident but incompetent.

[@genmanche]

100% leia is slytherin. she is cunning and ambitious and also incredibly selfish. Leia is actually force sensitive as we see in the evacuation of D'Qar but she only did this to save her own life. She also apparently 'had a feeling' that Luke was actually her brother as she states in the return of the jedi but this does not prevent her from kissing him out of revenge for Han as we see her do in a new hope. We also see her arrogance and spoilt side in the show about Obi-Wan and was blind to the danger she was in until she nearly died and Obi-Wan saved her. this is a definent slytherin for me and I will stand by this until yoda turns to the dark side

[@slimnagirac3393]

I feel like anakin is one of those where he changes houses in each of the prequels. Hufflepuff in Phantom Menace to Griffindor in clone wars to Slytherin in the revenge of the sith.

[@jaybird0312]

He was a Hufflepuff when he was a kid. Once he became a Jedi he instantly became a Slytherin.

[@warholcow]

Agree about Mace in Slytherin and love that nobody thought that Luke would be in Ravenclaw. Spot on!

[@wonkywaddlingwaterwingedwriter]

Mace Windu also uses Vaapad which uses the darkside against his opponents. So you have a "hero" character willing to use something deemed dangerous to protect others. Seems ambitious and I agree with Slytherin.

[@robertrucker9210]

In defense of Slytherin for Skywalker I point to this quote. "your not all powerful ani." "Well I should be. I will become the most powerful Jedi ever."

[@NicoleDeNeptuno]

In the Harry Potter books, wizards are sorted at 11 years old. So, at the begining of their character arcs. You could argue that their core traits won't change as they grow, so the age doesn't matter but I don't know. I feel like headmaster Dumbledore could've been a slytherin, even if little Dumbledore was clearly a griffindor. So maybe you should consider how characters are towards the begining of their arcs to sort them to a house, and not how they end up being?

[@l1m0b0at3]

Dumbledore even said that he believed that they sorted too early.

[@archerelms]

You make a very good point. People change drastically as they age and as story progresses. Some people and characters are consistent in those aspects and some are VERY dynamic. Also, most people/characters just don't fit into the houses, let's be honest. Some don't fit into any, most don't fit neatly into one, and basically no one is simple enough to be defined by a house. It's still fun though. Maybe it would be good to see a sorting for both the beginning of the arc and the end?

[@princess_mj4396]

this would be a fun video

[@kacieclarke7081]

I agree, I have difficulty placing these adults into houses because they would have been sorted as kids. Anakin is the biggest one for me. 1000% hufflepuff even though he turns into Vader

[@dramaturge231]

Little Dumbledore was definitely an ambitious, cunning Slytherin.

[@dredgenauryx3382]

Obiwan does have his Slytherin moment's... case in point his fake surrender in the clone wars movie... I still think Hufflepuff or Gryffindor would fit more but i can see why some one would say Slytherin.

[@ultimatetybreaker3467]

My sister watched the scene in Rebels where Ezra is in the cave, talking to force Yoda, and when he admits to wanting to protect his friends, she proclaimed him to be a Hufflepuff. I don't get into this sorting thing as much, so I don't really have an opinion on the matter, just thought I'd bring it up.

[@kasey670]

Hufflepuffs are good finders, Qui-Gon found Annikan

[@philippschwarz4539]

My Ghost crew sortings. Kanan is a Hufflepuff. Once he's your friend he's incredibly loyal. Ezra is a Gryffindor. Yes, he can be cunning, but his willingness to enter the action makes him a Gryff. In my mind, he is the most like Harry Potter in Star Wars. Zeb is a Gryffindor. He has a clear code of honor, but his quickness to anger, and lack of patience puts him with the lions. Hera is Slytherin. If she were sorted at eleven that's where she'd be. She had clear ambition, and her lineage is important to her. Sabine is Slytherin. She has a certain disregard for the rules, and her singular ambition is to destroy the empire. Chopper is a Gryffindor in the Marauder style. While he works for the benefit of the crew he is quite often a malicious prankster.

[@KeViN_1D]

Fully agree that Anakin is a Hufflepuff - excellent explanation at 21:30 (ish)

[@connsolo1891]

Seeing the quizmaster choices for almost all these characters was beyond frustrating as a massive Star Wars fan 😂

[@jacobc246]

Clone wars, war crimes Anakin is definitely Slytherin, but Vader is more Hufflepuff. Mace Windu I have no idea what house he'd be in but he'd definitely be head boy.

[@dameel1]

Qui Gon was about fairness to all people. He accepts Anakin when no one else on the council does. And of course accepting Jar Jar. Those were big events that shaped that story

[@Unknown-hb3id]

Fairness for all except for Watto lol

[@00juls00]

My opinion is that people vote more on the traits the characters show in the series vs the traits they most value. Remember, if we did that in Harry Potter, Hermione would be a Ravenclaw and Neville would be a Hufflepuff. Just sayin'. So I vote... -Obi-Wan: Hufflepuff (although that argument for Gryffindor is strong. I think he values fairness over bravery, however.) -Yoda: Ravenclaw -Luke: Gryffindor -Mace: Slytherin (but really split between Ravenclaw too) -Qui-Gon: Ravenclaw (no doubt. he is the definition of creativity, originality, and individuality...all Ravenclaw traits that I think he always values. He was taken by young Anakin BECAUSE he was special and unique.) -Anakin: Slytherin (Anakin and Darth Vader may be different characters, but they still share the same house. There is not a more ambitious, cunning, prideful, or resourceful character in the whole Staw Wars universe!) -Rey: Hufflepuff (This one is hard because she is so resourceful and self-preserving like a Slytherin but without the ambition or pride. And I would have said Gryffindor no doubt because of her daring and courage, except I don't think she values those things. I think she ultimately values loyalty and justice the most and she is super modest and hard working. So that's what helped me make my choice.) -Leia: Ravenclaw (I was almost certain I would have said Slytherin! But, although she has like EVERY SINGLE Slytherin trait, I think she values intelligence and wisdom and sharpness more than anything else. She always backed up anyone who brought a creative solution to the table and she herself was very witty and wise. Hence Ravenclaw.) -Ahsoka: Hufflepuff (She is super brave and I would have put her in Gryffindor but she always struck me as someone who valued fairness and justice and treating others with respect. Plus she was very loyal to what she stood for, even if she left the Jedi Order.) -Kanan: Ravenclaw (I haven't seen much of the Rebels show, but what I've seen makes me think he values intelligence.) -Ezra: Slytherin (Again, haven't seen much of Rebels).

[@stijnburgers719]

Anakin is literally the most ambitious person in Star Wars. How can he not be Slytherin?

[@Jay-Zech]

Cough-cough-Palpatine

[@alexlazzerly3677]

I think he’s pretty evenly split between Gryffindor and Slytherin- like a hybrid.

[@Jay-Zech]

@@alexlazzerly3677 Same

[@hectortorres5259]

For sure griffindor. The man never thinks before he acts….

[@pathfinderGM]

What anakin is was a personification of too much of a good thing. He became so confident he became prideful. So protective he became controlling. So powerful he became full of himself. On key fact with him was him repeatedly not asking for help, and usually when he does it's either an order or him acting as an example to asoka. So I can see him as evil gryffindor or slytherin.

[@BigTN1]

Qui-Gon's loyalty was to the force itself, regardless of the point of views of the jedi or sith. I would go with Ravenclaw as he was a master that came back to teach Yoda the training he was not able to complete from the force. Love the vids yall do, but think that might have been a key factor that was overlooked with him.

[@laneyg24]

i love these videos, a disney princess version would be awesome

[@Sound_Tech]

Lol, that music from the intro was like someone screamed "LEGALLY DISTINCT" into my ear but was so good I laughed out loud xP

[@claireannette322]

Totally loved this! I've been practically addicted to Star Wars lately and recently finished Clone Wars and Rebels for the first time. SOOOO excited for Obi-Wan! As a side note, putting the ducks in cups reminded me that I saw duck shaped ice cube molds on Amazon. They know that ducks belong in cups!

[@christianatunni]

I hope you enjoyed rebels, it's one of my favorite shows!

[@alansundqvist9462]

this video has me wanting Rowling and Lucas together in a room discussing this subject further.

[@melficeskye292]

Leia could be a Hufflepuff she has some of the traits associated with that House Strong sense of justice, loyalty and a propensity for hard work

[@jamcdonald120]

20:00 even from the start anni is slitherin. his entire character arc is "im the best, i will be the best, I want more power, and eventually I will have enough power no one can touch me or my loved ones"

[@mannyfresh03]

I can see the argument for both but his desire for more only shows up when he’s put in stressful situations, the padmé nightmares, or when he is unable to stop something bad from happening, unable to save his mother,. Most cases he’s just confident

[@tanyarobinson1146]

Nope, he shows it in his temper tantrums.

[@TrekBeatTK]

Hard disagree. That’s Attack of the Clones Ani, but TPM Anakin is more Hufflepuff to me. He’s loyal to his friends, he built a droid to help his mom, etc. he doesn’t actually have any clear ambition until later when he starts to feel held back. As if Puffs can never be arrogant!

[@SkittyBat]

My two cents. Anakin is sort of like Pettigrew to me.. Every opportunity and capacity to be good, but chooses the death and betrayal over it. He's also very brash and headstrong. Lastly, while he does sort of choose power to save Padme, I think he is really choosing that power because of his investment in her, his investment in what he sees as his own, not just because he believes in saving an innocent life he cares about. It is all about what he has, what he wants and what he is proud enough to try and claim. Anakin is a Gryffindor 100% prideful, brave, loyal to his claims.

[@MichakatsuTsugikuni]

Why doesn’t this have more likes

[@achyuththouta6957]

Anakin is 100% Slytherin

[@christinegaskins5245]

Obi-Wan Kenobi: 100% Hufflepuff Qui Gon Jinn: 100% NOT a Hufflepuff

[@wookieninja8794]

Watching this is like watching people who have only watched the SW movies once sort the heroes....while you've read a majority of the books and seen the movies multiple times and dedicated most of your life to being a fan. Quite often they didn't really get the essence of the characters.

[@cheesydanishgaming3333]

Anakin is a character that could fit in any house truth be told He shares traits of every house and I think his strongest it Gryffindor or Slytherin However his sense of loyalty is a key factor, he always puts himself in way of danger first and values the life of every clone and also very fair to his friends and is always hard at work improving his combative ability I would honestly say Hufflepuff but it’s tricky so I think either Hufflepuff or Slytherin

[@pseudocide.]

I was following the Qui-Gon as a Slytherin until I remembered the line where Obi-Wan says if he just did what the council wanted he would be in a high rank but he doesn’t care about power and just turns it down. But I do not know where the hufflepuff came from haha

[@DeltaV11]

He takes Anakin to train him. “Good Hufflepuff, she took the rest and taught them all she knew.” Qui gon is also fiercely loyal to the force above all else, even his position in the Jedi order.

[@JulianGreystoke]

Young Luke reads more Hufflepuff to me. Sure he makes brash choices, but it's almost always to help his friends

[@patriciaariley5810]

😂vader is a huffle puff Neal caffree is a Gryphondor. 🦁Cordel walker? Gryphondor!

[@undead.rising]

I can see why people think of Qui-Gonn as a Hufflepuff: he is loyal to the Force above all else. Not the jedi way, but the Force.

[@ezra8129]

Anakin definitely is a mixed bag. I can argue great points for all of the houses. But for me he falls into Slytherin. Ambition, resourcefulness, cleverness, determination >>> that is all Anakin; from kid Anakin to Clone wars Anakin to ROTS Anakin.

[@whatsup2318]

And Vader

[@boilerfan18]

Anakin is the perfect example of the “bad guy” Gryfindor. He’s as arrogant and cocky as possible, he’ll go and try something without thinking it through, and he values bravery and friends.

[@traceymerrell3224]

Yep a cormack mcclaggen if ever there was one.

[@Echo-mg5em]

Reminiscent of a young James Potter; his heart of hearts is good, but he can also be very impulsive and arrogant.

[@nichola10901]

How bout killing all the sand ppl and executing count dooku, I feel like both of those actions makes him a slytherin, plus he’s willing to go to the dark side to prevent death, literally what Voldemort does, like he kills kids to allegedly save padme

[@joshsibley6419]

Windu is 100% Slytherin .... His fighting style (of which he is the only master) focuses on utilizing the dark side of the force to find the enemies "shatterpoint" (The book 'Shatterpoint' is my source.)

[@Moseswasntamerican]

Also Qui-gon has the ultimate loyalty to the force. He is the one that discovers how to become a force ghost and he teaches Yoda and the others.

[@slimyminer3000]

Movie theory fan?

[@ElMundoDeHadesOK]

@@slimyminer3000 its actually LITERALLY CANON XD

[@louisinjoliet8546]

Watch Attack of the Clones with the captions on to find out that reveal

[@8ZakattacK9]

Regardless of the mentioning of Disney Wars material(and it's characters) such as the Sequels and the Mando. This was quite a fun idea and I agreed with most of them.

[@EllePhoenixMC]

I agree with J that Lea is a Slytherin. She has the sass, shrewdness, intelligence, leadership ability, and ambition that are all valued by the house.

[@amishgallagher]

Intelligence is valued by ravenclaw lol

[@m0z4rt9000]

Leia Slytherin???? Did this guy watch Star Wars??? Lol

[@4everGemma]

Anakin is definitely Slytherin based off of how ambitious he is. He dreams big, he is desperate to prove himself and he says he is choosing the dark side for Padme, but in the end, it feels like he is more lured by the promise of power.

[@SvElAdKe]

Yes he's been ambitious/cocky since he was a child.. He's either Slytherin or Gryffindor..no contest

[@saneill17]

You’ve convinced me that Anakin is a Hufflepuff turned evil! I struggle to place people in hufflepuff because they’re the house I understand the least

[@commandermercury6654]

Me: Has only watched two Star Wars movies. And neither of them were the “good” ones. Also me: Yeah. Let’s see what Houses these characters are in, even though I don’t know 90% of their names.