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* FatalFlaw: For a diplomat, Qui-Gon was terrible at communicating. In the Master & Apprentice novel he spends little time talking to Obi-Wan, not even telling his student he had been offered a seat on the Jedi Council which would necessitate Obi-Wan finding a "new master" or explaining why he wanted his student to stick to the basics, causing Obi-Wan to doubt himself and hen they "do" talk Qui-Gon frequently cuts off dicussions when two are finally getting somewhere. As a result Obi-Wan had a lot of difficulty understanding his teacher and the novel ends with their communication issues unresolved. Compare this to "Age of Republic - Obi-Wan Kenobi" where Obi-Wan resolves his miscommunication with Anakin, reassuring each other that they did want each as student and teacher. We see this similar lack of communication in the novel "Padawan" and more significantly in "The Phantom Menace" where Qui-Gon's failure to communicate with Obi-Wan [[InnocentlyInsensitive results in it looking like]] he is abandoning his student of twelve years to take on a boy he barely knows.
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* FatalFlaw: For a diplomat, Qui-Gon was terrible at communicating. In the Master ''Master & Apprentice Apprentice'' novel he spends little time talking to Obi-Wan, not even telling his student he had been offered a seat on the Jedi Council which would necessitate Obi-Wan finding a "new master" ''new master'' or explaining why he wanted his student to stick to the basics, causing Obi-Wan to doubt himself and hen they "do" ''do'' talk Qui-Gon frequently cuts off dicussions when two are finally getting somewhere. As a result Obi-Wan had a lot of difficulty understanding his teacher and the novel ends with their communication issues unresolved. Compare this to "Age ''Age of Republic - Obi-Wan Kenobi" Kenobi'' where Obi-Wan resolves his miscommunication with Anakin, reassuring each other that they did want each as student and teacher. We see this similar lack of communication in the novel "Padawan" ''Padawan'' and more significantly in "The ''The Phantom Menace" Menace'' where Qui-Gon's failure to communicate with Obi-Wan [[InnocentlyInsensitive results in it looking like]] he is abandoning his student of twelve years to take on a boy he barely knows.
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consistent pattern of behaviour; Claudia Grey worked backwards from Episode I when writing Master & Apprentice in terms of character's personalities.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: When he first appears, he tells Obi-Wan to be mindful of the living force and that the people at the Trade Federation are cowards so their negotiations with them will be short, establishing him as a wise and perceptive mentor who believes in the Force. Then, when the Neimodians try to kill him and Obi-Wan with poison gas, he immediately draws his lightsaber and holds his breath while telling Obi-Wan to do the same before they effortlessly slaughter a group of battle droids, also establishing that he's an experienced combatant who's not to be trifled with.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: When he first appears, he tells Obi-Wan to be mindful of the living force and that the people at the Trade Federation are cowards so their negotiations with them will be short, establishing him as a wise and perceptive mentor who believes in the Force. Then, when the Neimodians try to kill him and Obi-Wan with poison gas, he immediately draws his lightsaber and holds his breath while telling Obi-Wan to do the same before they re effortlessly slaughter a group of battle droids, also establishing that he's an experienced combatant who's not to be trifled with.with.
* FatalFlaw: For a diplomat, Qui-Gon was terrible at communicating. In the Master & Apprentice novel he spends little time talking to Obi-Wan, not even telling his student he had been offered a seat on the Jedi Council which would necessitate Obi-Wan finding a "new master" or explaining why he wanted his student to stick to the basics, causing Obi-Wan to doubt himself and hen they "do" talk Qui-Gon frequently cuts off dicussions when two are finally getting somewhere. As a result Obi-Wan had a lot of difficulty understanding his teacher and the novel ends with their communication issues unresolved. Compare this to "Age of Republic - Obi-Wan Kenobi" where Obi-Wan resolves his miscommunication with Anakin, reassuring each other that they did want each as student and teacher. We see this similar lack of communication in the novel "Padawan" and more significantly in "The Phantom Menace" where Qui-Gon's failure to communicate with Obi-Wan [[InnocentlyInsensitive results in it looking like]] he is abandoning his student of twelve years to take on a boy he barely knows.
* FatalFlaw: For a diplomat, Qui-Gon was terrible at communicating. In the Master & Apprentice novel he spends little time talking to Obi-Wan, not even telling his student he had been offered a seat on the Jedi Council which would necessitate Obi-Wan finding a "new master" or explaining why he wanted his student to stick to the basics, causing Obi-Wan to doubt himself and hen they "do" talk Qui-Gon frequently cuts off dicussions when two are finally getting somewhere. As a result Obi-Wan had a lot of difficulty understanding his teacher and the novel ends with their communication issues unresolved. Compare this to "Age of Republic - Obi-Wan Kenobi" where Obi-Wan resolves his miscommunication with Anakin, reassuring each other that they did want each as student and teacher. We see this similar lack of communication in the novel "Padawan" and more significantly in "The Phantom Menace" where Qui-Gon's failure to communicate with Obi-Wan [[InnocentlyInsensitive results in it looking like]] he is abandoning his student of twelve years to take on a boy he barely knows.
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Debated amongst both fandom and creator's whether Qui-Gon would have been a better teacher e.g. Dave Filoni believes this but George Lucas made it clear Qui-Gon wasn't a good teacher for Anakin.
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* MentorArchetype: To Obi-Wan and Anakin during ''The Phantom Menace''. He becomes the one who teaches Yoda the way of retaining one's identity upon death, and manifesting as a Force spirit. The biggest tragedy of the Prequel Trilogy is that Qui-Gon's unorthodox thinking would've made him the perfect master for Anakin (in contrast to the more authoritative Obi-Wan, who proved an unfit choice for Anakin's mentor) and probably could've stopped him from falling to the Dark Side.
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* MentorArchetype: To Obi-Wan and Anakin during ''The Phantom Menace''. He becomes the one who teaches Yoda the way of retaining one's identity upon death, and manifesting as a Force spirit. The biggest tragedy of the Prequel Trilogy is that [[YourMileageMayVary According to some]] Qui-Gon's unorthodox thinking would've made him the perfect a better master for Anakin (in contrast to than the more authoritative Obi-Wan, who proved an unfit choice for Anakin's mentor) strict Obi-Wan and probably could've stopped him from falling to the Dark Side.
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* AssKickingPose: His primary stance is when he holds his lightsaber vertically with both hands on the right side of his body. In ''Rebels'', Obi-Wan copies this pose to trick Maul into trying to kill him the same way he killed Qui-Gon so he can have an opening to finish Maul off once and for all.
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* MentorArchetype: To Obi-Wan and Anakin during ''The Phantom Menace''. He becomes the one who teaches Yoda the way of retaining one's identity upon death, and manifesting as a Force spirit. The big tragedy of the Prequel Trilogy is that Qui-Gon's unorthodox thinking would've made him the perfect master for Anakin (in contrast to the more authoritative Obi-Wan, who proved an AntiMentor) and probably could've stopped him from falling to the Dark Side.
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* MentorArchetype: To Obi-Wan and Anakin during ''The Phantom Menace''. He becomes the one who teaches Yoda the way of retaining one's identity upon death, and manifesting as a Force spirit. The big biggest tragedy of the Prequel Trilogy is that Qui-Gon's unorthodox thinking would've made him the perfect master for Anakin (in contrast to the more authoritative Obi-Wan, who proved an AntiMentor) unfit choice for Anakin's mentor) and probably could've stopped him from falling to the Dark Side.
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* OnlyFriend: As a Force Ghost, he serves as this to Obi-Wan during his exile on Tatooine. Not wanting his old apprentice to be alone, he began training himself to fully manifest as a Force Ghost and waited for Obi-Wan to be emotionally prepared to see him again.
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* OnlyFriend: As a Force Ghost, he He serves as this to Obi-Wan during his self-imposed exile on Tatooine. Not wanting his old apprentice to be alone, he began training himself to fully manifest as a Force Ghost and waited for Obi-Wan to be emotionally prepared to see him again.
* ReluctantWarrior: Despite being a MasterSwordsman and being incredibly skilled with Force techniques, he greatly despised being called a warrior and is very uncomfortable when he's seen as one by other people.
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* WiseBeyondTheirYears: ''Tales of the Jedi'' shows that he showed an incredible amount of wisdom even as a young Padawan, something Dooku proudly points out to him.
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* WiseBeyondTheirYears: ''Tales of the Jedi'' shows that he showed possessed an incredible amount of wisdom even as a young Padawan, something Dooku proudly points out to him.
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* AliensOfLondon: Luminara speaks with a British accent.
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* AliensOfLondon: Luminara speaks with a British accent. Because of her London-born voice actress Olivija d'Abo.
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* OnlyFriend: As a Force Ghost, he serves as this to Obi-Wan during his exile on Tatooine. Not wanting his old apprentice to be alone, he began training himself to fully manifest as a Force Ghost and waited for Obi-Wan to be emotionally prepared to see him again.
* SaveTheVillain: In ''Tales of the Jedi', he stops Dooku from murdering a corrupt senator in cold blood by releasing said senator's son and telling him to save his father.
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* SurpassedTheTeacher: To both Dooku and Yoda, in a sense. This isn't the case in personal combat, both are more powerful and superior swordsman, to the point that in ''Legends'' (and presumably canon), Qui-Gon never had a chance in sparring matches against Dooku and always lost (and by extension, wouldn't against Yoda). However, he proves to be much wiser than either, attaining the pinnacle of Jedi wisdom and immortality through the force, teaching it to Yoda, and staying true to his principles, unlike Dooku.
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* SurpassedTheTeacher: To both Dooku and Yoda, in a sense. This isn't the case in personal combat, both are more powerful and superior swordsman, to the point that in ''Legends'' (and presumably canon), Qui-Gon never had a chance in sparring matches against Dooku and always lost (and by extension, wouldn't against Yoda). However, he proves to be much wiser than either, attaining the pinnacle of Jedi wisdom and immortality through the force, teaching it to Yoda, and staying true to his principles, unlike Dooku. Dooku outright admits to Qui-Gon that he's much wiser after he manages to stop [Dooku] from executing a corrupt senator in cold blood and saving many villagers' lives in the process.
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* TakeUpMySword: He dies before he has a chance to properly train Anakin and tells Obi-Wan to take his place as Anakin's Jedi Instructor.
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* TakeUpMySword: He dies before he has a chance to properly train Anakin and tells Obi-Wan to take his place as Anakin's Jedi Instructor.Master.
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* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: Tera Sinube makes his first reappearance in ''Obi-Wan Kenobi'' (and in live-action to boot), only to be introduced as an already-dead preserved corpse in Fortress Inquisitorious.]]
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* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: Tera [[spoiler:Tera Sinube makes his first reappearance in ''Obi-Wan Kenobi'' (and in live-action to boot), only to be introduced as an already-dead preserved corpse in Fortress Inquisitorious.]]
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* CoolOldGuy: A skilled detective and master swordsman who is old friends with equally CoolOldGuy Yoda. Even Sav Malagan thought he was one of the cooler Jedi Masters when she was teenager, wishing she had him as her master instead of Kaktorf. [[spoiler:Her wish came true at the end of ''The High Republic Adventures (2022)'', when Kaktorf resigns from being her master after he realizes his strict adherence to the Order's rules made him a terrible fit for Sav, and Sinube becomes Sav's master afterward. He becomes good friends with Maz Kanata by extension.]]
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* CoolOldGuy: A skilled detective and master swordsman who is old friends with equally CoolOldGuy Yoda. Even Sav Malagan Malagán thought he was one of the cooler Jedi Masters when she was teenager, wishing she had him as her master instead of Kaktorf. [[spoiler:Her wish came true at the end of ''The High Republic Adventures (2022)'', when Kaktorf resigns from being her master after he realizes his strict adherence to the Order's rules made him a terrible fit for Sav, and Sinube becomes Sav's master afterward. He becomes good friends with Maz Kanata by extension.]]
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* LongLived: He was already a Jedi Master during the High Republic, making him at least 300 years old around the time of the Clone Wars.
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* LongLived: He was already a Jedi Master during the early High Republic, Republic Era, making him at least 300 400 years old around the time of the Clone Wars.Wars.
* TheMentor: In addition to his duties overseeing the training of younglings, Sinube has trained at least two Padawans. The first was Sav Malagán in the High Republic Era, and the second was Zang Arraira around 86 BBY.
* TheMentor: In addition to his duties overseeing the training of younglings, Sinube has trained at least two Padawans. The first was Sav Malagán in the High Republic Era, and the second was Zang Arraira around 86 BBY.
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* BornInTheWrongCentury: His maverick tendencies and beliefs in how to follow the will of the Force likely would have made him right at home in the High Republic Era as a Wayseeker Jedi, who were detached from the Council and could follow their own paths. Sadly, the practice had fallen out of favor and the status was no longer granted during Qui-Gon's time.
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* CowboyCop: The Jedi are galactic peacekeepers and, in addition to needing to adhere to their own rules and codes, they also need to maintain a projection of trust to others (particularly the Republic Senate). Qui-Gon ''just doesn't care'' about things like that. While he's a very gentle and kind man, he does whatever he wants to if he feels it's right and is rather infamous for routinely disobeying orders. Despite being one of the greatest masters, it's this trait that prevented him from earning a seat on the Council, which he again doesn't seem too broken up about.
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* CowboyCop: The Jedi are galactic peacekeepers and, in addition to needing to adhere to their own rules and codes, they also need to maintain a projection of trust to others (particularly the Republic Senate). Qui-Gon ''just doesn't care'' about things like that. While he's a very gentle and kind man, he does whatever he wants to if he feels it's right and is rather infamous for routinely disobeying orders. Despite being one of the greatest masters, it's this trait that prevented him from earning a seat on the Council, which he again doesn't seem too broken up about.about (Although it is later revealed that he rejected having a seat on the Council).
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It’s about lightsaber colors, not the overall design. Talking about the overall design goes past the trope
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In ''Jedi Temple Challenge'' he used a purple-bladed lightsaber. ''The Mandalorian'' gave him a green blade, and had him pick up a blue one from a fallen comrade, presumably so casual viewers wouldn't mistake him for Mace Windu. Additionally, his green lightsaber hilt looks similar to other lightsaber hilts like Plo Koon's while his purple weapon looked like Mace Windu's and had a leather wrap to the lower part of the hilt.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In ''Jedi Temple Challenge'' he used a purple-bladed lightsaber. ''The Mandalorian'' gave him a green blade, and had him pick up a blue one from a fallen comrade, presumably so casual viewers wouldn't mistake him for Mace Windu. Additionally, his green lightsaber hilt looks similar to other lightsaber hilts like Plo Koon's while his purple weapon looked like Mace Windu's and had a leather wrap to the lower part of the hilt.
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* {{Foil}}: To T'ra Saa, Mace's master in ''Legends''. T'ra Saa was calm and was where Mace got his compassionate side from, while Cyslin Myr appears to be where he got his authoritative side from.
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* {{Foil}}: To [[Characters/StarWarsLegacyJediOrder T'ra Saa, Saa]], Mace's master in ''Legends''. T'ra Saa was calm and was where Mace got his compassionate side from, while Cyslin Myr appears to be where he got his authoritative side from.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In ''Jedi Temple Challenge'' he used a purple-bladed lightsaber. ''The Mandalorian'' gave him a green blade, and had him pick up a blue one from a fallen comrade, presumably so casual viewers wouldn't mistake him for Mace Windu.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In ''Jedi Temple Challenge'' he used a purple-bladed lightsaber. ''The Mandalorian'' gave him a green blade, and had him pick up a blue one from a fallen comrade, presumably so casual viewers wouldn't mistake him for Mace Windu. Additionally, his green lightsaber hilt looks similar to other lightsaber hilts like Plo Koon's while his purple weapon looked like Mace Windu's and had a leather wrap to the lower part of the hilt.
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* LongLived: He's been alive since the High Republic era, making at least two centuries old.
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* LongLived: He's been alive since the High Republic era, making him at least two centuries old.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Despite being a normal human, his skin is grey. Presumably, it's a mutation.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Despite being a He has an ashy grey skin tone, which is unclear as to if it is normal human, for his skin is grey. Presumably, it's a mutation.species or not.
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[ComicBook/DarthVaderDarkLordOfTheSith Dark Lord of the Sith]]''
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* MyGreatestFailure: Begging Obi-Wan to train Anakin is one for him as it lead to Anakin's turn to the dark side, the fall of the Jedi Order, and Obi-Wan being forced to live the rest of his days as a hermit, feeling that he failed Obi-Wan as a mentor because of this mistake. Despite this, Obi-Wan makes it clear to him that he believes Anakin's downfall was more of Anakin's fault than his or Qui-Gon's.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Using his dying moments to beg Obi-Wan to train Anakin was a plain ''bad'' move on his part. Obi-Wan was a freshly knighted and grieving man with no experience as a mentor, making him very ill-suited for the unique challenges teaching Anakin would bring; this was one of the many factors leading Anakin down the path to becoming Darth Vader.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Using his dying moments to beg Obi-Wan to train Anakin was a plain ''bad'' move on his part. Obi-Wan was a freshly knighted and grieving man with no experience as a mentor, making him very ill-suited for the unique challenges teaching Anakin would bring; this was one of the many factors leading Anakin down the path to becoming Darth Vader. He acknowledges this mistake as a Force Ghost to Obi-Wan in ''Master and Apprentice'' but Kenobi wasn't having any of it as he firmly believes that while both of them share some blame for it, Anakin's turn to the dark side was ultimately his choice more than anyone else's failure.
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Obi-Wan tells Anakin in RotS that "Master Vos has moved his troops to Boz Pity."
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsBrotherhood Brotherhood]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Literature/DarkDisciple''
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->'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsBrotherhood Brotherhood]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Literature/DarkDisciple''
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* CombatParkour: Subverted. Qui-Gon's chosen style, Form IV/Ataru, is known for its acrobatics, but at his old age, he tends to refrain from performing them in duels, relying mainly on fast pace sequences of wide, open attacks, and occasional bare-handed strikes.
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* CombatParkour: Subverted. Qui-Gon's chosen style, Form IV/Ataru, IV: Ataru, is known for its acrobatics, but at his old age, he tends to refrain from performing them in duels, relying mainly on fast pace sequences of wide, open attacks, and occasional bare-handed strikes.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: When he first appears, he tells Obi-Wan to be mindful of the living force and that the people at the Trade Federation are cowards so their negotiations with them will be short, establishing him as a wise and perceptive mentor who believes in the Force. Then, when the Neimodians try to kill him and Obi-Wan with poison gas, he immediately draws his lightsaber and holds his breath while telling Obi-Wan to do the same before they effortlessly slaughter a group of battle droids, also establishing that he's an experienced combatant who's not to be trifled with.
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* FriendlyGhost: He continues being a wise and helpful man as a Force Ghost, providing support and wisdom to Obi-Wan and Anakin when they end up on Mortis and later teaching Yoda and Obi-Wan how to become Force Ghosts so they can retain their consciousness after death.
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* GentleGiant: He's 6'4" and is one of the nicest and most benevolent Jedi to have ever lived.
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* HornedHumanoid: Being a Nikto, he has horns all over his face.
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* {{BFG}}: The large gun Jocasta pulls on Vader. It appears to use the same technology as the Death Star, drawing its energy from the kyber crystal of a lightsaber loaded in its ammunition chamber and firing continuous beams of energy; however the process durably damages the lightsaber.
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* {{BFG}}: The large gun Jocasta pulls on Vader. It appears to use the same technology as the Death Star, drawing its energy from the kyber crystal of a lightsaber loaded in its ammunition chamber and firing continuous beams of energy; however however, the process durably damages the lightsaber.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Not only was she betrayed and killed, but she commanded an unusual amount of respect from her troops even more so than other Jedi. Her troops affection for her was so distorted by Order 66 that they continued to shoot her corpse long after it was clear she was already dead. She was so blindsided that she didn't even have time to put up her guard, let alone take any of them out with her.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Not only was she betrayed and killed, but she commanded an unusual amount of respect from her troops even more so than other Jedi. Her troops troops' affection for her was so distorted by Order 66 that they continued to shoot her corpse long after it was clear she was already dead. She was so blindsided that she didn't even have time to put up her guard, let alone take any of them out with her.
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* NiceGirl: Like many female Jedi, Aayla strongly believes in the Jedi Code, saving a Geonosian workforce in the Secret Research Facility from debris and ordering them to escape, despite them being Separatists, and assures Tee Watt Kaa that the Jedi never started the Clone Wars, only wishing to end it.
* SheKnowsTooMuch: She and QT-KT's investigation into the Secret Research Facility on what the Separatists were working on runs afoul of Asajj Ventress, who fights her off and keeps the [[InterstellarWeapon secret]] both the Seps and Republic were building safe. Unlike other examples, she lives, since Canon dictates that she's killed by Commander Bly and his men during Order 66.
* SheKnowsTooMuch: She and QT-KT's investigation into the Secret Research Facility on what the Separatists were working on runs afoul of Asajj Ventress, who fights her off and keeps the [[InterstellarWeapon secret]] both the Seps and Republic were building safe. Unlike other examples, she lives, since Canon dictates that she's killed by Commander Bly and his men during Order 66.
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi Tales of the Jedi]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsPadawan Padawan]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMasterAndApprentice Master and Apprentice]]'' | ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsAgeOfRepublic Age of Republic]]'' | ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' | ''Film/AttackOfTheClones''[[note]]voice cameo only[[/note]] | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Series/ObiWanKenobi'' | ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView'' | ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker''[[note]]voice only[[/note]]
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[AudioPlay/StarWarsDookuJediLost Dooku: Jedi Lost]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTalesOfTheJedi Tales of the Jedi]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsPadawan Padawan]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsMasterAndApprentice Master and Apprentice]]'' | ''ComicBook/StarWarsMarvel2015'' | ''[[ComicBook/StarWarsAgeOfRepublic Age of Republic]]'' | ''[[Literature/StarWarsTheLivingForce The Living Force]]'' | ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' | ''Film/AttackOfTheClones''[[note]]voice cameo only[[/note]] | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]'' | ''Series/ObiWanKenobi'' | ''Literature/FromACertainPointOfView'' | ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker''[[note]]voice only[[/note]]
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* AllLovingHero: Qui-Gon shows no contempt for any living creature, not even for the ever-irritating Jar Jar Binks[[note]]aside from minor annoyance[[/note]], the scummy slave-trader and gambler Watto, or even the ruthless Sith Lord Darth Maul.
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* AllLovingHero: Qui-Gon shows feels no contempt for any living creature, not even for the ever-irritating Jar Jar Binks[[note]]aside from minor annoyance[[/note]], the scummy slave-trader and gambler Watto, or even the ruthless Sith Lord Darth Maul.
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* CoolOldGuy: A skilled detective and master swordsman who is old friends with equally CoolOldGuy Yoda. Even Sav Malagan thought he was one of the cooler Jedi Masters when she was teenager, wishing she had him as her master instead of Kaktorf. [[spoiler:Her wish came came true at the end of ''The High Republic Adventures (2022)'', when Kaktorf resigns from being a her master after he realizes his strict adherence to the Order's rules nearly caused trouble, and Sinube becomes Sav's master afterward. He becomes good friends with Maz Kanata by extension.]]
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* CoolOldGuy: A skilled detective and master swordsman who is old friends with equally CoolOldGuy Yoda. Even Sav Malagan thought he was one of the cooler Jedi Masters when she was teenager, wishing she had him as her master instead of Kaktorf. [[spoiler:Her wish came came true at the end of ''The High Republic Adventures (2022)'', when Kaktorf resigns from being a her master after he realizes his strict adherence to the Order's rules nearly caused trouble, made him a terrible fit for Sav, and Sinube becomes Sav's master afterward. He becomes good friends with Maz Kanata by extension.]]
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* DisguisedInDrag: [[spoiler:Subverted. When it's revealed that Lavalox Verzen is actually Tera Sinube in disguise in the final issue of ''The High Republic Adventures (2022), Tera also casually [[SamusIsAGirl reveals]] that the real Lavalox is a woman.]]
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* WreckedWeapon: His lightsaber got hit by blaster fire from the clones, severing it in half.
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* WreckedWeapon: His lightsaber got hit by blaster fire from the clones, severing it in half. His padawan, Cal, keeps the functional half as a single-blade saber after losing his own.
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* ThanatosGambit: She goads Darth Vader to kill her to ensure her eidedic knowledge of so much Jedi history and lore does not fall into the Emperor's hands.
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* ThanatosGambit: She [[spoiler:She goads Darth Vader to kill her to ensure her eidedic knowledge of so much Jedi history and lore does not fall into the Emperor's hands.]]
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* ThanatosGambit: She goads Darth Vader to kill her to ensure her eidedic knowledge of so much Jedi history and lore does not fall into the Emperor's hands.
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* LaserBlade: He wields a green-bladed lightsaber with an extra-long handle.
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* LaserBlade: He wields a green-bladed lightsaber with an extra-long handle.hilt.
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* TheApprentice: She was the Padawan learner of Quinlan Vos.
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* MultipleGunshotDeath: Her clone troopers pepper her with blaster bolts even after she's been put down.
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Aayla Secura was a Rutian Twi'lek Jedi Master that served as a Jedi General of the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Prior to the Clone Wars, Secura learned the ways of the Force as the Padawan learner of Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. With the outbreak of civil war between the Galactic Republic and the Separatists, Secura and her fellow Jedi supported the Republic by becoming officers in its newly-formed military. She was a Jedi General and commanded the clone troopers of the 327[-[[superscript:th]]-] Star Corps, with Commander Bly serving at Secura's side. Throughout the war, Secura fought alongside her clone troopers in multiple battles across the galaxy, from Geonosis to Quell, Coruscant, and Felucia. As the war drew to an end, the clone troopers were brainwashed and forced by Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine to execute Order 66, resulting in a sudden purge of the Jedi Order at the hands of their own clone troopers. As a result, Secura was among the first casualties of the purge, having been shot in the back repeatedly by Bly and several other clone troopers.
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Aayla Secura was a Rutian Twi'lek Jedi Master that who served as a Jedi General of the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Prior to the Clone Wars, Secura learned the ways of the Force as was the Padawan learner of Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. With During the outbreak of civil war between the Galactic Republic and the Separatists, Secura and her fellow Jedi supported the Republic by becoming officers in its newly-formed military. She was a Jedi General and Clone Wars, Aayla commanded the clone troopers of the 327[-[[superscript:th]]-] Star Corps, with Commander Bly serving at Secura's side. Throughout the war, Secura fought alongside her clone troopers Aayla's side in multiple battles across the galaxy, from Geonosis to Quell, Coruscant, and Felucia. As Aayla was amongst the war drew to an end, the clone troopers were brainwashed and forced by Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine to execute Order 66, resulting in a sudden purge of the Jedi Order at the hands of their own clone troopers. As a result, Secura was among the first many casualties of Order 66 at the purge, having been shot in the back repeatedly by Bly and several other clone troopers.war's end.
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->'''Appearances:''' ''[[Literature/StarWarPadawan Padawan]]'' | ''[[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars The Clone Wars]]''
