Every Jedi That Survived Order 66

Thirty nine Jedi are currently known to have survived the execution of Order 66. Today we're covering their identities, how they survived, and their eventual fates.
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[@mitwhitgaming7722]

I always say, even if 100 Jedi survived Order 66, it still would have been 99% effective.

[@heisenberggutenberg95]

Good soldiers follow orders

[@Jedi_Spartan_38]

I think Legends had 200 ish and I'm unsure how many survived the following Jedi Purge (which officially ended in 1 BBY so even some Jedi that didn't outlive the Empire like Kenobi and Yoda survived it).

[@jeffreylocklear6019]

@@Jedi_Spartan_38 there were 2 purges?

[@Jedi_Spartan_38]

@@jeffreylocklear6019 3 actually. First Jedi Purge was the reason why the number of Jedi took a nose dive between KOTOR 1 and 2, the main Sith involved were the Triumvirate (Darths Traya, Sion and Nihilus) Great Jedi Purge was the one everyone's familiar with and the only one Palpatine ordered. After Vader killed The Dark Woman, the number of surviving Jedi that hadn't turned to the Dark Side was deemed insignificant and focus was shifted to the growing Rebel Alliance (which the most active Jedi survivors like Kota were affiliated with anyway). Third Jedi Purge was in the Legacy comics during the rise of Darth Krayt and was aimed at the New Jedi Order Skywalker had set up post RotJ... and a smaller scale version happened in Canon (because for some reason JJ didn't think having a Jedi Academy would be exciting in TFA and we all know how TLJ handled Luke's situation regardless of how you feel about it).

[@themadladorian4364]

@@Jedi_Spartan_38 "There's three, actually." Just like in that Spider-Verse meme.

[@samr227]

Yea, there's 39 that survived the initial order (still not many relatively speaking) but of those that did, and didn't turn to the dark side, 12 were killed by the Empire (all except Kanan and Luminara by Vader/Inquisitors). 6 are currently unknown, 13 turned to the dark side, and 8 survived past the Empire. Even if Order 66 was only 99.6% effective, the Jedi Purge overall was about 99.8%. (Assuming the Unknowns survived as well).

[@ugoeze7360]

Let’s not forget the most famous Jedi to ever escape Order 66 by leaping through the skies of Corusant: Mace “Freefall” Windu.

[@cs6626]

Baris Offee? Was she technically ‘not a Jedi’ like Asohka at the time of O66 or is she ‘fate unknown’?

[@Revilod]

@@cs6626 *Ahsoka

[@Revilod]

Another thing is that the order is dependant on Jedi being surrounded by clones. They knew this wouldn't be entirely effective which is why they also set up the distress beacon at the temple to lure in the survivors. That then fell through when Obi-Wan and Yoda promptly disabled it and send out a new message to go into hiding so if anything it was probably more effective than it realistically should have been.

[@proverbsfn]

@@cs6626 fate unknown

[@Batmansdad1]

I don't have a huge problem with having around 100 survivors of Order 66, it gives purpose to the inquisitors. If there was only 10 survivors they wouldn't have much opportunity to do their job

[@markmarano913]

What we call "retcon", the Inquisitors call "job security"

[@jamesbagley2937]

I really don’t understand why people see having 100 initial Jedi survivors as an issue.

[@fankgaming7753]

@@jamesbagley2937 those people don't understand how many jedi actually existed during the clone wars

[@leonbrooks2107]

I always love how Ahsoka fought for a while deflecting blaster shots away from her attackers whilst also plotting her escape yet Yoda just flipped and decapitated the poor fools sent to kill him off.

[@alexsitar1453]

I’d have to rewatch the final episode of clone wars but it could be that through the force yoda had a greater understanding of what was happening compared to Ashoka. Yoda felt the jedi being executed across the galaxy all Ashoka knew was that the clones turned on her.

[@cesarcabrera97]

@@alexsitar1453 It also wasn't the first time the clones had "turn" on her as the time some clones were infected with a Geonosian parasite were attacking Barriss Offee and her. For all she knew at the beginning, another parasite could be controlling the clones rather than Order 66.

[@marcleslac2413]

Yoda also appently ran over many more clones, legend has it. That on dagobah clones heard a honda engine, saw tire tracks and bottles with the word: ketamine.

[@jediclonekag13]

Order 66 will always be the darkest moment in Star Wars history. With only 39 Jedi confirmed to have survived, that just shows how effective Order 66 was.

[@splashnskillz37]

The Jedi Purge between the KOTOR games was darker

[@b1battledroid352]

40 survived, they forgot about Gungi the wookie

[@johnspartan5722]

keep in mind thats 39 including Vader and the 11 inquisitors so its really only 27 proper Survivors and even then Luminara was captured during order 66 and was ultimately executed so shes barely a survivor, Taron fell to the dark side so while he survived he didnt remain a jedi, and Eeth,Jocasta, Kirak, Barr, Zubain,Nuhj,Khandra,Mususiel were all known to have died during the purge. then subtracting the 3 who likely or arnt cannon and were looking at 10 survivors 3 of which only because they arnt expressly known to be dead so the actual list of known jedi survivors is Yoda,Obi wan, Ahsoka,Grogu,Quinlan, Kanan, and Naq Med and even there Obi and Kanan still die combatting the empire so counting ahsoka as "jedi enough" palpatine's plan ultimately dwindles the jedi order down to to 5 known survivors, one of which is in indefinite hiding,one of which is in infancy and cant pose a credible threat, one of which is questionable if they even count as a jedi, and another dies of old age before palpatine's plan concludes assuming Quinlan survives past the death of yoda,which he might not, theres actually a credible argument to be made that he is the only true and active jedi from before order 66 that lives past the empire. if Luke and ezra didnt join the order during the civil war palpatine would have effectively killed the order down to a single man within his lifetime.

[@Payduro]

My headcanon has always been that out of 10,000, maybe about 200 or so survived. I like to think that Obi-Wan’s message from the Jedi temple saved the vast majority of the Jedi that ended up surviving Order 66.

[@obi-wan-jacobi840]

I’m fine with more surviving Order 66 itself, as long as most of them eventually get taken out by the Purge. There should only be a handful left by the time the Original Trilogy begins.

[@fireblade295]

And in canon, there are 39 known survivors, and around 100 total survived, so brew up some OCs!

[@TrumanTheGrayMerchant]

For me, my main metric for being ok with a new surviving Jedi is a reasonable explanation for why they aren't in the original trilogy/don't help Luke. It always bothered me how in Legends, there were any number of active, righteous Jedi who just didn't help in the Rebellion and any number of Jedi who did help in the Rebellion but never trained Luke for some reason.

[@Mal-sg6zc]

Who?

[@Jedi_Spartan_38]

@@Mal-sg6zc Kota and Starkiller definitely fall into the latter category since we didn't get a TFU3 and Kota would have survived it even if it did get made because he randomly appears in a mission of Battlefront: Elite Squadron.

[@flyer3154]

Many of them were killed and the rest were simply hiding

[@jamesbagley2937]

I don’t think they felt like they were obliged to help the rebellion. Many Jedi in Legends probably just wanted to forget the past and move on from the Jedi identities they had, not risk fighting another war that would lead to them getting hunted down again if the rebellion lost.

[@starlight0313]

@@jamesbagley2937 what about Rahm Kota

[@Bendu69420]

“I just wanted you to think about that, and be sad.” *promptly moves on with the video. I live for these doses of Alex humor infused in explained vids.

[@waz207]

After hearing about Yoda in the list, it’s kind of sad that Chewie didn’t know Luke trained with Yoda…as I could see Chewie wanting to come along to visit, thank the Jedi who tried to help with Kashyyyk before the Empire enslaved most of the Wookiees

[@myriadmediamusings]

Gotta say I do like how, when compared to Legends, there were far less Jedi that survived O66.

[@C._Bradford]

Give em a couple of decades to tell more stories they'll get there eventually.

[@uhneeuhnjee1031]

@@C._Bradford We’ll be past the clone wars within the next few years hopefully

[@Tores444]

@@C._Bradford there were nearly 10,000 Jedi at the time of Order 66. I'm sure more than 36 survived

[@johnspartan5722]

@@Tores444 indeed though I hope that few survive the purge

[@StuartLugsden]

In my headcanon these are the clones Palpatine contacted first when it came to order 66: Commander Appo The unidentified clone who was in charge of Kamino's security Commander Fox Commander Thire Commander Cody Commander Rex Commander Gree Makes sense when you realise where they are stationed and who those clones work with.

[@mizzy5193]

I’m thinking Bacara and Jag and/or Wolffe would be on here too

[@StuartLugsden]

The remaining jedi council members/leaders would be next. Start with Appo so he can kill any jedi at the Republic base and so Vader can lead the attack on the temple. Then those on Kamino to prevent the destruction of the clones Then the shock troopers to get other jedi not at the temple or base. Then those closes to Anakin Then the remaining jedi council members Then the most experienced jedi masters Then everyone else.

[@SamuriLemonX18]

Bet Palpatine wishes his holo-communicator had "send to all" function

[@childishisnotachild7277]

This opens a brand new opportunity to know more about some of the jedi council members since a few members of the jedi council survived. Looking forward to that.

[@davidmccarthy4206]

Definitely. I'm looking forward to a potential post Order 66 story involving Oppo Rancisis

[@darrengart2848]

Someone I’d love to know about would be barris offee as we see her be taken away and then nothing so it opens a lot of doors for her and ahsoka in the future as I definitely don’t think they’ll just kill her off

[@TheRealCodeBlack]

I love the story that features Ferren Barr. He's a fun example of how far the Jedi can go without using the dark side: he's cruel, manipulative and lacking in empathy, but none of that comes from anger or hate - just cold calculation and pride.

[@Burning-Twilight]

He is definitely one of the most complex Jedi we have in canon. His actions lead to good results but at a terrible price.

[@C._Bradford]

"I just wanted you to think about that and be sad" I'm freaking dead 😆

[@Agent-8]

“Anyways he cut off the clone troopers heads”

[@mexicandruglord]

You think a lot of Jedi survive Order 66 but in reality when about 40 survive out of what used to be thousands of Jedi, that's a lot.

[@Jedi_Spartan_38]

1:52 After watching that episode recently, I wonder if a secondary element of Order 66 involves targeting any force user encountered unless otherwise stated by Palpatine given how the 332nd not only attacked Ahsoka but also prepared to shoot Maul (although the latter could have been merely to prevent the risk of escape as they didn't seem equipped to handle such a situation beyond pre Order 66 Jedi support). Also I'd be interested in a Legends version, after looking through the Wookieepedia page on the Great Jedi Purge it turns out a surprising amount managed to persist long enough to either assist the Rebels (most famously Kota) or join Luke's Jedi Order (like K'kruhk).

[@JoshThompsonProductions]

Considering Maul was a former apprentice and a “rival” of Sidious, I’d imagine whatever database attached to Order 66 purposely included Maul to get him out of the way

[@JettQuasar]

With 39 Jedi surviving the purge, that's a lot of great stories to tell.

[@jamesbagley2937]

It’s order 66, not the purge. There’s obviously more than 39 Jedi who would have survived order 66.

[@Jellofreeze]

This was a pretty accurate list. 39 survivors doesn"t seem too crowded to me. In the Legends timeline they say a few jedi did not take part in the Clone Wars and went into exile. Perhaps the same can be said for the canon timeline aswell. Like Alex said , chances are there will be more popping up as more stories are written.

[@generalbrickfilms8237]

Something to note is that when trilla gets tortured the guards are wearing stormtrooper armour not clone armour

[@richarddoig1865]

I don’t really have an issue with 39 survivors. Out of 10k? Jedi were, by their nature, spread out all over. They were often sent on secretive missions far from the Core Worlds. Many had experience being undercover, and their force sensitivity would have warned many that something horrible was happening. As long as the numbers are small, the story lines are good, and they don’t just keep popping up all the time, it will help drive story lines forward. Star Wars is about Jedi. Without new Jedi stories, how do we continue to move forward?

[@childishisnotachild7277]

Honestly, i think there a lot more of them out there, the Jedi order had thousands of Jedi. The Jedi that were inside the jedi temple during order 66, were only some of them. There's at least hundrends of Jedi that survived order 66, but shortly after, they get caught and executed.

[@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS]

No, it's been canonically said only 100 survived

[@childishisnotachild7277]

@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS name them, and when and where was that confirmed?

[@childishisnotachild7277]

@@aa.mal_423 when and where was it confirmed that 100 jedi survived?

[@narwhalwrath9574]

There are still a ton of jedi we don't know about, ones that appeared in the films like J'oopi Shé, Ma'kis'shaalas, Melik Galerha, Shadday Potkin, Bultar Swan, Pablo Jill, Roth Del-Masona, and Ashla, Sora Bulq's story was retconned for Clone Wars so he's missing too, plus Rig Nema, O-Mer, Jinx, Tera Sinube, Barriss Offee, Eekar Oki, Katooni, Zatt, Gungi, Byph, Petro, Ganodi, Ran Deezy, and Thongla Jur

[@SaladVonBaco]

If you're counting folks from Visions wouldn't the scientist Jedi guy that made TOB1 be a survivor too until he was killed?

[@roundlakerailfan6853]

I miss these comprehensive videos! Pretty much everything you do on this channel is cool, but the comprehensive videos are by far my favorite out of all the videos you post!

[@MarcMagma]

The storys of the Jedi who survived Order 66 and even moreso the storys of the ones who survived the Great Jedi Purge, too, are one of my favorite things in Legends, especially the storys about the Jedi who didn't leave the order before or had fallen to the Dark Side. So I'm glad that canon tells new ones in that area, too. Though just like in Legends, that still begs the question: Why didn't they join Luke Skywalkers new Jedi Order after he had rebuild it (in Legends, I know that a few did but still only a fracture of the confirmed survivors of both Order 66 and the Great Jedi Purge)?

[@jamiebrooks3864]

I always guess because they thought 3times is not a charm. More pushing there luck to that 3rd strike and out so did as the sith and stayed in the shadows

[@thosedeliciouspatties8166]

I believe there's one other I remember. In an early Star Wars Rebels comic Kanan came across another Jedi who was elected leader of the civilization he was living amongst. I think he was killed by The Grand Inquisitor in the story.

[@abnercliff9624]

That wasn't a jedi, that guy just had a lightsaber

[@Weebusaurus]

I think a distinction should be made between surviving *Order 66,* which instructed the Clones to summarily execute their Jedi generals, and *The Great Jedi Purge,* which refers to the genocide of the Jedi in general and lasted almost the whole period between movies III and IV. Jedi surviving the *Purge* all the way to the OT, now that should be extremely limited and I believe they've already gone too far, particularly with Ahsoka. But Jedi surviving Order 66, that very initial wave as depicted in RotS? Hell, I think they could have a couple HUNDRED survive and it not bother me one bit, as long as they are hunted down by Vader and the Inquisitors during the rest of the Purge, preferably sooner rather than later. That's their job, to hunt down surviving Jedi! Besides, there is plenty of textual evidence which suggests that many many Jedi did not serve as generals at all, instead performing as diplomats, *actual* peacekeepers, teachers, etc. They wouldn't even be ABLE to be targeted by Order 66.

[@leonbrooks2107]

I think this is one of the things that are going to look into during the Ono Wan Kenobi show.

[@icysliceydicey]

@@leonbrooks2107 Hello there, Ono Wan Kenobi

[@abnercliff9624]

Ezra was ok in my eyes, because they explained his absence. Ashoka i will never understand though, her character arc should have ended on malachor

[@darthvader5419]

@@abnercliff9624 why? She was stronger than all the inquisitors and Vader thought probably that she died on the explosion on Malachor

[@abnercliff9624]

@@darthvader5419 because it made sense for her character, she was never going to leave Anakin, which meant killing vader. Of course she can't kill vader because he is far too powerful, she had to die facing her former master. Her going through the world between worlds removes that sacrifice and much of that character development. That said, they have done some interesting things with her post resurrection, so it's not that bad. But her character arc should have died on malachor

[@FiggityJones]

I hope we eventually get a character who was born soon after purge and is Force sensitive, but who *doesn’t* get handed a Master. Or at least a proper one. I’d like to see them have to teach themself how it all works and perhaps only use it by instinct as they have no idea what it is.

[@veryawful861]

Sounds a lot like the blind guy from rogue one.

[@rcl10961]

This is literally Ezra Bridger

[@JoshThompsonProductions]

Ezra almost falls into this category, he did receive a Master eventually, but that master was only officially a Padawan at the fall of the Order, and only got knighted by Yoda almost a year or two later

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

@@veryawful861 Chirrut Imwe was far older than this, though. And I sincerely believe he was a Jedi, even though that's been denied. When asked about it, Chirrut didn't actually deny it. He said "There are no Jedi here anymore."

[@gabriel.skywalker44]

I think in the Kenobi series there may appear more jedi who survived Order 66

[@EndHall]

Really hope we get some Quinlan Vos content in Kenobi! He was my favorite jedi growing up and hope they bring some of his old comic lore into cannon.

[@Mal-sg6zc]

honestly that's kinda why I don't want them to do vos. Vos got a happy ending. I don't want them to take that away.

[@andrewrash1931]

Personally I think the chances of Plo Koon still being alive are super high and he makes the most sense of any Jedi to bring back to the post order 66 era in Kenobi or Ahsoka. 1. His species is known to have super thick skin that can survive multiple direct blaster hits, so probably can withstand fire as well (Established in KOTOR) 2. His Species can survive several hours without oxygen (Established in KOTOR and TCW) 3. Clone Commander Wolfe, Plo’s commander is one of the only known clone’s that did not execute order 66 that did have a control chip in his brain, because of the head trauma that lost his eye is also presumed to have damaged his control chip. (Established in Rebels, some directly confronted by Dave Filloni, and in a comic) 4. Plo Koon And Ahsoka tano have a very strong bond, as he was the Jedi who found her and brought her to the Jedi temple. They have a very strong bond that’s evident throughout all of their encounters in TCW 5. Plo Koon is both Dave Filloni and Jon Favrea favorite Jedi and they both wanted to bring him back and he was originally written to return in the Mandalorian Season 2, but Disney executives decided to replace plo koons return with Luke Skywalker showing up in late production of the show instead.

[@childishisnotachild7277]

Hopefully we will see them in the Kenobi Series since Quinlan Voss is said to appear, looking forward to that.

[@comicop2513]

No, he's not. That's pure speculation.

[@abnercliff9624]

Not at all confirmed

[@Teag_Brohman15]

"ToO mAnY JeDi sUrViVeD oRdEr 66!!" 200 Jedi survived in Legends, what's your point?

[@ah4205]

Damn, That hit me: F being the last one, and remembering how much I loved the Villiage Bride on Visions

[@reidhanson4755]

'She hid her scars' Has a tiny little mark.

[@jabbarthomas5855]

Great job! You do very thorough work!

[@xanderharris877]

Hey man I’ve been trying to figure this stuff out for years, great video and I appreciate the information you just gained yourself a like and a subscriber… I appreciate what your doing and ima share this to my friends

[@foxmocs6443]

It makes sense the a small percentage of the Jedi would survive given how highly trained they are. It’s less likely that every single one would have been so caught of guard that they couldn’t have gone on the run even for a little while

[@davidmccarthy4206]

Erm actually Yarael Poof survived Order 66 too, and later became a chef for the Imperial

[@Sumguyinavan_]

I don't know for sure if Bariss Offee was executed or imprisoned after her betrayal, but it would be interesting if she either became an Inquisitor, or MORE interesting if she is the one who saved Grogu (with a decent fanfiction I've read claiming she did so alongside Slick who was for some reason never reconditioned on Kamino)

[@claypigeon7063]

Do you have a link to þat fanfic, or at least a name? Þat sounds like a _fascinating_ read, and I’d love to look into it!

[@BretMuckdogs]

Thank you for this video.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you, Alex! ❇

[@kalebrod2823]

Every year this needs an update

[@griff5274]

"I just wanted you to think about that and be *SAD* " thanks Alex :)

[@Johnnyblaze8219]

I learn so much from this channel, I love Star Wars!

[@joefox5103]

I would love to see some of the Visions storylines canonized and expanded upon.

[@djwarrior1413]

Awesome video.

[@xboxgamerJ16]

I will never understand how luminary was arrested instead of being executed. How did they even get the time to do it?

[@ianmoore4832]

This is great - thank you!

[@alexsitar1453]

Informative video, would love to see a legends one!

[@Trilbydood]

I wonder how many force sensitives the jedi knew about before o66? I could imagine they knew about Ezra, for instance, but didn't have the time or resources to find him before it went down.

[@marshamoseley5878]

Ezra was born on the same day the Empire was, so I doubt he was a known quantity at the time.

[@TOOFUTURETV]

Wish Dass Jennir was a canon survivor. Would like to have seen him pop up in one of the shows.

[@KrypticElement]

Great video

[@LothWoIf]

They should make a show about how each jedi survived order 66. Maybe one jedi per episode

[@harpman476]

I was just thinking about suggesting that you make a video about this, what a coincidence

[@something2424]

There are roughly 12 inquisitors, all with teams of purge troopers, and likely entire sections of the ISB dedicated to their hunt. To Sidious, these dark siders are another liability to his rule, and he wouldn't allow them to exist just for 25 jedi stragglers (many of whom are padawans) and a few rogue sith. There HAS to be more, and I don't get why people think their stories wouldn't be cool.

[@TheLiamster]

How many Jedi survived Order 66 in Legends?

[@StuartLugsden]

Around 200

[@Mal-sg6zc]

Depends on what metric you measure on. Because mainly the bulk of purge survivors come from table top RPG books which are… not strictly canon to legends. And then you have the jedi who survived because they appeared in pre prequel stories in the 90’s too.

[@angrypotato8782]

Question: Do you guys think that any surviving clones post-Battle of Yavin would've been activated and would try to kill Luke Skywalker if they ever came across him, or did Order 66 only apply to Jedi who were around back during RotS era? I wonder how long that chip would cause them to be violent toward anyone who was outwardly a Jedi decades later...

[@itsthemumu8585]

I’m assuming that the chip is forever active. If you look towards The Bad Batch season 1, most of those clones have received Order 66 and become droid-like in obedience and character. I think only clones who’s chips haven’t been activated or have been removed are the only ones who wouldn’t be obedient to Sidious and kill a Jedi on sight without question. Order 66 was like an automatic brainwash, wiping away any personality and any distinguishing feature each clone had. A clone at the time of the Galactic Civil War that was with the Empire still would be more inclined to fire at Luke as soon as the saber was ignited than any Imperial recruit ever would. In Rebels, we are led to believe (somewhat, not confirmed) that Commander Wolffe executed the order (like Rex), and was responsible for Plo Koon’s death, but later had his chip removed, and was no longer violent towards other Jedi.

[@spheromancer_]

Some inquisitors got killed because order 66 was reactivated to a few clones, so yes.

[@Spencisms]

@@itsthemumu8585 I will say though, that also looking at Bad Batch season 1, there seem to be two examples of that not being the case. 1.) If we're really assuming that Crosshair got his chip removed, he continued to stay loyal to the Empire and kept the same ruthless attitude. He wasn't like Wrecker who saw the "error" of his ways. 2.) Captian Howzer on Ryloth seems to be another trooper that managed to keep his individuality, despite his chip seemingly being activated. I highly doubt the Empire forgot to turn on Howzer and the other Ryloth trooper's chips, so it's interesting that he and 6 other troopers kept enough free will to not blindly follow Admiral Rampart's orders

[@madebymelz7702]

Being a massive High Republic fan and a fan of the Jedi of that era only makes Order 66 feel worse

[@checkmatefurries286]

Yo F is so pog dude can't wait to see more visions

[@frederikpapcun8965]

Next video suggestion: a list of jedi who lived after 0 BBY (not counting yoda & kenobi) = who lived to see new republic

[@JayStephens8]

Would be cool if we see more of Quinlan Vos

[@Cam1188]

Oooh, it would probably be too long to do, but a comprehensive list of bounty hunters would be pretty dang cool

[@oscarrosales6862]

Thumbnail looks awesome

[@ugoeze7360]

Let’s not forget the most famous Jedi to ever escape Order 66 by leaping through the skies of Corusant: Mace “Freefall” Windu.

[@MSeanMcManus]

Mace needs a show.

[@RuffledOnTime]

You forgot the professor in T0-b1 from visions.

[@WaefuJunego]

At 5:46, it's probably known already, but I love that the name is just Charles Soule backwards

[@2x5brickstudios93]

THIRTY NINE jedi survived order SIXTY SIX, right? Well, there are THIRTY NINE books in the old testament, and SIXTY SIX overall! Weird right?

[@easucks1776]

You should make a legends version

[@Rykiinn]

I know this video is 4 days old, but another list you could do, is how many imperials joined the rebellion over the corse of the Civil War. Could be legends or canon or both. Just thought it was an interesting topic

[@abdelali9279]

8:27 well that pretty much sounds lethal to me, and even the achievement is called "her name _was_ Masana Tide" but I know this is Star Wars where "somehow, no one's ever really gone" and something as minuscule as a blinking red light sets the whole fandom ablaze.

[@sebastiantiainen2749]

But the game itself says something like "was defeated by Cal, or was she". I would've been pretty fuckin furious if she would've shown up again

[@shredderface]

These are legends, but: Jax Pavan, Ferus Olin, Barden Jusek, Balter Swan, Solace, Ashara Hett, and more.

[@jamesbagley2937]

I don’t think you should count the inquisitors as order 66 survivors but I would love to see a video about how the inquisitors were recruited. I doubt they all fell to the dark side before order 66 so what made the clones arrest them instead of shoot them on the spot. Same with Luminara, why was she just arrested and not shot down. I highly doubt that palpatine specifically ordered her arrest and every other Jedi to die instead. Doesn’t make sense.

[@googesowders2758]

Any ideal about Rael Averross? I find him interesting because he didn't fully go alone with the Jedi. I don't think he survived but wonder if you knew

[@lcm361]

Alex, you do have a legends video like that right? I can't seem to find it but I remember it.

[@lincolnb2244]

Can you do a list of Jedi that became Jedi after Order 66? Like Ezra, Luke, etc…

[@lincolnb2244]

@Jack I actually didn’t btw

[@lincolnb2244]

@Jack I didn’t. Literally Rey and Karr Nuq Sin.

[@lincolnb2244]

@@aa.mal_423 you could!

[@joeygarsone7575]

Can you do one for legends if you haven’t done one already??

[@1065chris]

Honestly, I don’t have a problem with Jedi surviving as long as they die before ANH.

[@runningthemeta5570]

Me: I know legends had more Jedi survived than in canon, so there can’t be Alex: we know 39 Jedi survived the initial execution of order 66 Me:What?

[@silvernexoknight]

Cool vid

[@xTCHAOTICTx]

Rahm Koda survived in Force Unleashed. He didn't trust the Clones and thought there were unfit for combat, so he used his own militia and avoided Order 66 entirely

[@xTCHAOTICTx]

And on that note, Galek Marek's father also survived

[@nephicus339]

Literally, my only gripe with a list of surviving Jedi is why Luke had to be the one to come pick up Grogu in The Mandalorian. Perfect opportunity to use an existing survivor, or make a new character.

[@dukebergen1642]

Was hoping to hear my boy K'kruhks name 😭😭😭

[@b1battledroid352]

You forgot Gungi the wookie youngling that appears in the clone wars series when the younglings are making their lightsabers, he survived and became the wookie chieftain after Tarrful

[@ken-kenperez1465]

Maybe you can make a video about Jedi that died during order 66 in your next video.

[@darylsdesigns6679]

My favorite Order 66 survivors are Obi-Wan, Yoda, Cal Kestis, Cere Junda, Ahsoka Tano and Kanan Jarrus

[@datboisteve6992]

Of all the survivors, I would REALLY like a post-ROTS story featuring Quinlan Vos... A man can dream.

[@Makiyura]

I roll my eyes when people complain about survivors, just go with it.

[@Briansgate]

Every one......so far. Everytime Disney blinks, 15 new force wielding survivors resurface.

[@jaygeter8255]

Really hope they make Rahm Kota canon and find a way to bring in Galen Marek

[@jessebleuel7772]

Order 66 was an immediate Execution. I believe that 100's of Jedi could have survived, Hence what came after was known as the 2nd Great Purge. It was the Purging of the jedi. Personally I love to see a series hunt down a list of 100 of those Jedi who could have escaped and watch them be taken down. It would add to the Importance of 66 but not just that the Purge that happened afterwards.

[@fantasykaijugeeks5452]

For me I will always consider the amount of Jedi that it was supposed to be 99% affective. As their were so few that ultimately made to the end of the empire in BOTH Legends, and Canon though Kegends has more both are so effective that the Jedi would( in legends) and shall take decades to recover.

[@kristerry6508]

You know, I remember hearing that Anakin did bring balance to the Light and Dark side of the force by there being only two of each left in the universe. Him and Sidiuos, while Obi Wan and Yoda. But hearing that all these Jedi survived and some never stopped being Jedi kinda gets rid of that significance. Unless that meant he brought an end to the war was the balance, but even then

[@Frost4Real]

Google it, 'balance' was never supposed to mean 2 sith and 2 jedi

[@Spencisms]

I don't know if "balance" means an equal part of Jedi and Sith, but rather more equality in the light and dark side of the force. In the prequels, light predominantly was in control of the galaxy, what with there being over 10,000 Jedi. (Or, if you're in the camp that the Jedi by the time of the prequels lost their way due to government and war, then it'd be predominantly dark side control.) Then in the Orig Trig, the Empire has run and controlled the galaxy for 18 years, killing and enslaving any who stand in the way, ruled by two vastly powerful Sith. Clearly the dark side is in control here, regardless of the few force user stragglers (some of which became more neutral, like Ahsohka or Maul). Anakin defeating Palp did bring balance: no side was predominantly in control

[@thomaslardinois6383]

Don't forget Professor Mitaka from T0-B1! :)

[@Toucan_222]

Mans forgot about Glup Shitto, truly the greatest Jedi Master

[@flashbarry6838]

In what comic does it cover Kanan after Order 66?

[@abdelali9279]

0:33 I won't, because as the ketamine addicted frog himself once said: _"Death is a natural part of life. Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force. Mourn them do not. Miss them do not"._

[@t-r-e-x452]

think you'll do an updated version since this is a year old?

[@kennyjayhardy]

All of the original information on Star Wars episode IV a new Hope including the novelization said that Luke Skywalker was 20 years old, in fact calling him a 20 year old Farm boy

[@migggzzz23]

You should do every Wilhelm scream in Star Wars lol