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The Jedi Order (Rise of the Empire-era)

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After the Battle of Ruusan and the supposed final destruction of the Sith Empire, the Galactic Republic and the Jedi Order both underwent reforms to adapt to a galaxy without constant galactic war. However, the Jedi would eventually stagnate and the Sith would return. The Jedi eventually found themselves forced back onto the battlefield during the Clone Wars, only to be mostly wiped out by Darth Sidious, who manipulated the clone army into turning against the Jedi and helping him establish the First Galactic Empire.

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In general

Achilles in His Tent: They did this a lot in the distant past, sitting out a good thousand years of a fascistic theocracy ruling the Republic wondering whether or not to get involved. When they finally did, they helped end said theocracy.
Action Politician: During the Republic Dark Ages, there was a long time where the Supreme Chancellor was exclusively a Jedi.
Aesop Amnesia: No matter how many times they get reduced to rubble, then rebuild, they never learn that positive emotions are okay, it's just the bad ones you should try and avoid.
Badass Army: Actually had an army one thousand years before A New Hope, the Army of Light. After the Ruusan Reformation, they disbanded it, partly to help allay concerns about the Jedi ruling the Republic.
Child Soldiers: By the time of the New Sith Wars, they were getting so desperate for troops they were taking in any Force potential kids they could find. If it hadn't been for Bane, this might've led to bad stuff later on. Afterwards, the Ruusan Reformation made it a rule they would only take in younglings to avoid this kind of thing.
Create Your Own Villain: A major offender. Nearly every major dark side user in history is a fallen Jedi of some kind. Even when the Jedi start getting wise to this, they never actually find a way to prevent it. Hell, the very existence of the Sith Order came about because the Jedi decided to spare a handful who fell. And, of course, there's Darth Vader...
Good Is Not Nice: "Guardians of peace and justice" they may be, but they can be arseholes about what they do. By the time of the prequel trilogy, standard Jedi recruitment policy was to take children from their families, occasionally without even asking, and if the kids wash out of training (or get kicked out), rather than, say, send them home, ship their asses off to some no-name planet to work as farmers.
Homeworld Evacuation: They started off on the planet Typhon, which they abandoned once or twice. The first time came around because it was too far into the Deep Core to make travel to and fro a viable option (the hyperlane collapsed). By the time of The Old Republic, they briefly resettled, but eventually left it again some time after, and this time for good. By the time of Bane, it's a Ghost Planet.
Knight Templar: When it comes to the Sith. And not without justification. Though some Jedi have been known to get a little too pre-emptive about it, and there comes the Dark Side.
Laser Blade: The lightsaber.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: After the events of the New Sith Wars, the Order gathered up every bit of knowledge on the Sith they could and hid it. This had the unintentional side-effect of helping Bane's Sith hide, and after a thousand years meant they'd faded out of common knowledge, so by the time Sidious showed up, it just made the Jedi look like they were chasing after windmills.
The Purge: Happens to them a lot.
The Stoic: The Jedi way teaches detachment. Actual success rates may vary.
Unwitting Pawn: For Sidious, who sets them up for a fall. No matter what choice they took in the Clone Wars, they lost.
You Are Not Ready: The Jedi Archives on Coruscant had restrictions preventing padawans from getting access to them, in order to prevent outbreaks of Sith.

Jedi Council

Adi Gallia

Species: Tholothian (Corellian parents)

Homeworld: Coruscant

Portrayed by: Gin Clarke

Voiced by: Masasa Moyo (Obi-Wan & Jedi Starfighter), Angelique Perrin (The Clone Wars)

In The Clone Wars, she is killed by Savage Opress while accompanying Obi-Wan in the hunt for the revealed-to-be-alive Darth Maul and his brother Savage Opress.

In Obsession, she is killed by General Grievous while on a mission to capture Separatist leaders on Boz Pity.

Her Padawan was Siri Tachi, who would complete her training but was killed early on in the Clone Wars.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Ace Pilot: She is one of the best pilots in the Jedi Order.
Her response time was amazingly fast, and her feel for her craft was instinctive. If anyone could lose four starfighters without risking damage to their craft, it was Adi.
Ascended Extra: A background Jedi Council member with zero lines, she later became the main protagonist of her own game, Jedi Starfighter.

Agen Kolar

Species: Zabrak

Homeworld: Coruscant

Portrayed by: Tux Akindoyeni

Appears in: Attack of the Clones | Revenge of the Sith

A Zabrak Jedi who accompanied Mace Windu, Kit Fisto, and Saesee Tinn in confronting Palpatine.

Curb-Stomp Battle: Alongside Saesee Tinn, he gets killed within seconds of the duel against Palpatine starting.
Horned Humanoid: Comes with being a Zabrak.
Laser Blade: Wields a blue-bladed lightsaber.
Red Shirt: Exists for little other than being killed by Palpatine.
Rubber-Forehead Alien: He's a Zabrak, a species that has several cranial horns.
The Worf Effect: Brought with Mace to confront Palpatine because he is one of the most powerful Jedi in the Order, but he is killed very quickly.

Coleman Trebor

Species: Vurk

Homeworld: Sembla

Portrayed by: CGI

Appears in: Attack of the Clones

A Vurk Jedi chosen to join the Council in-between The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones. Famed for his diplomatic skill, Trebor was present at the Battle of Geonosis where he tried to kill Count Dooku. Catching the Sith Lord by surprise, Trebor was himself ambushed by Jango Fett, who killed the Jedi Master.

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Ambadassador: All Jedi are this to one degree or another, but Trebor was notable even for a Jedi, with his main talents lying in the diplomatic arena.
In the Back: Tried to take Dooku from behind and was himself shot in the back by Jango.
Laser Blade: Wields a green-bladed lightsaber.
Leeroy Jenkins: During the Battle of Geonosis, he attempts to attack Count Dooku without any backup. While Dooku seems surprised by his appearance, Trebor is so focused on killing Dooku he does not notice Jango, who manages to get the drop on him.
Lizard Folk: His species, the Vurks, were modelled after the well-known hadrosaurid Parasaurolophus.
Red Shirt: He has no lines, and exists for Jango to kill and help establish how skilled he is.
Sdrawkcab Name: "Trebor" is the reverse of Robert, which is a reference to Robert Coleman, an employee at Industrial Light & Magic.
Stone Wall: Like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Trebor was a master of Soresu, the defensive style, though his talents ultimately failed him against Jango Fett's Quick Draw.
The Worf Effect: He is a Jedi Master on the Jedi Council, but he gets almost effortlessly taken down by Jango Fett.

Depa Billaba

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Species: Human

Homeworld: Chalacta

Voiced by: Amanda Moody (Obi-Wan), Diane Michelle (Galactic Battlegrounds)

Portrayed by: Dipika O'Neill Joti

Once one of Mace Windu's most accomplished students, Depa Billaba was the daughter that the Jedi Master never had. Unfortunately, following her deployment to Haruun Kal early in the Clone Wars, Depa snapped and went mad. Falling under the influence of tribal leader Kar Vastor, Depa butchered civilians as part of her plan to drive the Separatists out, railing about how in order to defeat their enemies and save the Republic, the Jedi would have to descend to the level of their enemies.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Axe-Crazy: Violently and dangerously insane.
Big Bad Duumvirate: With Kar Vastor, she serves as one for Shatterpoint.
Captain Ersatz: She's a Distaff Counterpart to Heart of Darkness' Kurtz.
Dark Action Girl: Like any fallen female Jedi, Depa is one of these by default.
Death Seeker: Tries to force Mace to kill her during their duel in Shatterpoint.
Driven to Suicide: Tries to kill herself in a moment of lucidity at the end of the novel, but is stopped by Mace's aide, Nick.
Final Solution: She and Vastor attempt a genocide against the Balawai capital, aiming to kill all four hundred thousand people who live there as part of their campaign of ethnic cleansing.
Going Native: What she thinks she's done, though in the end she's more vicious than any of the Korun or Balawai of Haruun Kal.
He Who Fights Monsters: A particularly horrible example.
Lady of War: She used to be one, but by the time of Shatterpoint, her insanity has robbed her of her grace and femininity, though not her ferocity.
Master Swordsman: A gender-inverted example. She's just as good as, if not better than, Mace Windu himself.
The Mentally Ill: In Shatterpoint, Depa is very, very sick, and Kar Vastor's influence is not helping. By the end of the novel, she's fallen into a coma as her ability to deal with reality totally collapses.
A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil: She was Mace's Padawan.
Shell-Shocked Veteran: Depa is beyond help, driven completely mad by war trauma and guilt over her own actions.
Sociopathic Soldier: A Type IV who sees no difference between civilians and soldiers.

Eeth Koth

Species: Zabrak

Homeworld: Nar Shaddaa

Portrayed by: Hassani Shapi

Appears in: Attack of the Clones | The Clone Wars

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Psychic Block Defense: Noted as having a particularly good one.

Even Piell

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Ki-Adi-Mundi

See his entry on the Star Wars Theatrical Legends page.

Kit Fisto

Species: Nautolan

Homeworld: Glee Anselm

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

A Father to His Men: Kit cares deeply for the clone soldiers under his command.
Humble Hero: Never expected to be appointed to the Jedi Council.
Master Swordsman: An absolute master of Form I style combat.
Nice Guy: Every one of his appearances has him being kind to someone or other.

Mace Windu

See his entry on the Star Wars Theatrical Legends page.

Micah Giiett

Species: Human

Appears in: Tales | Jedi | Jedi Council: Acts of War | Republic (flashback only)

"Sometimes a trick is just a trick. Trust me, Padawans. You will grow in the Force. But in the meantime, don't let your infatuation with its power dull your other senses."

Deadpan Snarker
Dual Wielding: Uses two yellow bladed lightsabers.
Heroic Sacrifice: During the Yinchorri Uprising, he gets mortally wounded and stays behind to buy the rest of the Jedi strike team time to escape by destroying a Yinchorri army by using his lightsaber to blow up a fuel tank.
Taking You with Me
The Trickster: Enjoys playing tricks on Padawans, usually to get them to stop relying entirely on the Force and use their heads and other senses as well. Other displays of cunning include using the Force to manually launch escape pods that can only be operated from the inside, distracting enemies who don't know about Jedi telekinesis, and basically anything he does or plans in the Lighter and Softer story "Jedi Chef."
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Plo Koon.

Obi-Wan Kenobi

See his entry on the Star Wars Theatrical Legends page.

Oppo Rancisis

"To walk the path of the Jedi, one's spirit must be strong."

Species: Thisspiasian

Homeworld: Thisspias

Portrayed by: Jerome Blake

Appears in: The Phantom Menace | Attack of the Clones | The Clone Wars

A Thisspiasian Jedi Master on the Council during the blockade of Naboo and the Clone Wars.

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

In the Back: Sora Bulq killed him this way.
Non-Lethal Warfare: Rancisis was a master of malacia, a Force technique where a force user would put an opponent's bodily equilibrium out of balance (often causing the target to vomit) as a means of non-fatally incapacitating them.
Really 700 Years Old: At the time of the Blockade of Naboo, Rancisis was 174 years old.
Snake People: He is a Thisspiasian, a long-lived snakelike species.
The Strategist: Of the Jedi Council, he was recognized as being the best at military strategy.

Plo Koon

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

The Ace: A rather plot-irrelevant one in the grand scheme, but yes. He knows a wider variety of force-abilities than most (including light-sided Force Lightning in the form of Electric Judgement, and powers with regards to manipulating the environment), his lightsaber skills managed to give him a win in a sparring match against Yoda (which both Dooku and Mace Windu never achieved), and has knowledge of the force outside of the Jedi arts in the form of Baron Do. He has also beat Asajj Ventress 'with a broken arm' and was considered a Worthy Opponent by Darth Maul. By the time of his death, he could fairly be considered the fourth (Anakin, Yoda and the very-recently-deceased Mace Windu) or fifth (Obi-Wan Kenobi) most powerful Jedi alive, and it's more than fair to say that had he not been in that starfighter unable to use the force, and not been caught off guard, he likely could've survived Order 66.
Shock and Awe: He developed a form of Force lightning that doesn't draw from the Dark Side known as "Electric Judgment" or "Emerald Lightning".^noteThough it's actually yellow, not green
The Unintelligible: Some early sources portray him as being unable to speak Galactic Basic, much to the frustration of his own clone officers, before it was established that he could.

Saesee Tiin

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Ace Pilot: One of the Jedi Order's best pilots, with the possible exception of Anakin.
Bash Brothers: With Mace Windu.
I Work Alone: He was one of the few Jedi to attain the rank of Master and be on the Jedi Council without ever having formally trained a Padawan.
The Quiet One: He's very shy, thanks to being a loner as a child because of his strong telepathy.
Strong and Skilled: A master telepath who's spent decades refining his abilities.
Telepathy: Saesee is a natural telepath, even for a Jedi.
The Worf Effect: Falls victim to this, along with Kit Fisto and Agen Kolar.

Shaak Ti

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Action Girl: Her numerous feats of skill throughout the franchise cement her as one of the most powerful Jedi in the order.
The Beastmaster: On Felucia, she tames the native villagers and local fauna to do her bidding, including Rancors and even a humungous Sarlacc pit.
The Determinator: In Clone Wars, she does everything in her power to defend Chancellor Palpatine from Grievous and his MagnaGuards.
Genius Bruiser: She's regarded as a highly intelligent and cunning Jedi with many tricks up her sleeve.
My Greatest Failure: She ultimately fails to protect the Chancellor from Grievous during the Battle of Coruscant despite putting up one hell of a fight, though she never realises until long afterwards that Palpatine was intent on allowing himself to be captured all along.
Saved by Canon: Zig-Zagged, as she was originally scripted to die onscreen in Revenge of the Sith, though all of her scenes were cut in the finalised film. Interestingly, there were at least two filmed death scenes, one by General Grievous's blade aboard the Invisible Hand, and one by the fresh Lord Vader's in the Jedi Temple. Since both scenes were deleted, she was fair game to be included as a boss in The Force Unleashed, which depicts her eventual demise against Starkiller on planet Felucia. In the current Disney continuity, it seems she simply died during Order 66 like most Jedi.
Shut Up, Hannibal!: She gives a poignant one to Starkiller before diving into the Sarlacc pit, calling him a foolish boy for believing that his Sith masters won't eventually betray him.
You Shall Not Pass!: She bravely decides to stay behind in a tunnel to face down a whole legion of MagnaGuards. Even though a single one can give any Jedi a hard time, Shaak Ti manages to survive the onslaught and destroy several singlehanded.

Tyvokka

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Yaddle

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Beware the Nice Ones: She's a very kind and gentle Jedi who enjoys spending time with younglings, but, well, see below.
The Collector: She enjoys collecting trinkets, and has too many to fit in a single room.
Heroic Sacrifice: She saved Anakin from a small, but powerful bomb in the book Jedi Quest: The Shadow Trap. This, ultimately, lead to her death.
Incorruptible Pure Pureness: Spending a century as a prisoner in a barren, underground pit, with no one to talk to, and infrequent food deliveries did not break her spirit or commitment to the Light Side, and upon finally getting out, her fast act was to help the descendants of her jailers rather than hate them.
The Mentor: To many Jedi as younglings.
Never Mess with Granny: Hundreds of years old she may be, but she's a master of the Force.
Thrown Down a Well: When she was a padawan, spending over a century as a prisoner there before escaping.

Yarael Poof

Species: Quermian

Homeworld: Quermia

Portrayed by: CGI

Appears in: The Phantom Menace

A Quermian member of the Jedi Council during the invasion of Naboo.

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Council.

Beware the Nice Ones: He's kind and gentle, but as Obi-Wan notes, Council seats aren't exactly handed out as party favours.
Enemy Mine: At one point, teams up with Zam Wesell and Jango Fett.
Heroic Sacrifice: Absorbs the energy of a giant bomb to save Coruscant.
Jedi Mind Trick: An expert at these.
Long Neck: He provides the page image for the trope. In fact, this is the out-of-universe reason for his absence in Attack of the Clones — Lucas didn't want anyone confusing him with the somewhat similar-looking Kaminoans.
Master of Illusion: His particular skill.
With Great Power: Poof is a master illusionist, but also lectures on the danger of abusing this power.

Jedi Masters

Any'a Kuro/"The Dark Woman"

An'ya "The Dark Woman" Kuro

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

A'Sharad Hett

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Cin Drallig

Species: Human

He was the master of Serra Keto and Battlemaster of the Order.

Asskicking Leads to Leadership: He was the Battlemaster, or recognized best lightsaber combat teacher in the Order.
Master Swordsman: Comes with the territory of being the Order’s Battlemaster as he is one of the very few Jedi who knows all forms of lightsaber combat and Dooku believed that even Grievous wouldn't have been able to beat him.
The Mentor: To many, many Jedi, as the Battlemaster of the Order.
Names to Run Away From: Is called Troll.
Tuckerization: His name is an anagram for Nick Gillard, the stunt coordinator on the Prequel Trilogy and nicknamed The Swordmaster.

Ur-Sema Du

Species: Human

Ink-Suit Actor: Of Jan Duursema.
Shout-Out: She is one to Jan Duursema, a prominent Star Wars Legends comic artist.
Tuckerization: Her name is a mix-up of Jan Duursema.

Dass Jennir

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Fay

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Fy-Tor-Ana

See her entry under Jedi Apprentice

Garen Muln

See his entry under Jedi Apprentice

Glaive

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Jai Maruk

Species: Human

Homeworld: Druckenwell

Appears in: Yoda: Dark Rendezvous

"A Jedi Knight has a different kind of mission, and in the work we do, I think [Scout] would be dead in six months."

Determinator: Something of an Informed Ability, but certainly not one the reader has any trouble believing.
Dramatic Irony: Six months after Yoda: Dark Rendezvous, Order 66 commences and Scout actually survives it.
Jerkass Has a Point: In fairness, his worries about if Scout can handle herself in the battlefield are justified, but the way it comes off is Innocently Insensitive/Condescending Compassion.
Kick the Dog: At lunch, he makes talk about how Scout should be sent to AgriCorps and takes a deal with Yoda that if she wins the tournament, Maruk has to become her new master. When she does win, he's reluctant about it. He gets better.
Laser Blade: His lightsaber color is sky-blue.
Names to Run Away from Really Fast: He was nicknamed "the Hawk-bat".
Pet the Dog: As he dies, Scout begs him to not leave her, to which he affirms that he never will.
What You Are in the Dark: Knowing that Ventress will kill him, he chooses not to give into despair and dies as a Jedi.

Jastus Farr

See his entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Kai Hudorra

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Kina Ha

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic Commando series character page.

K'Kruhk

See his entry on the Star Wars: Legacy character page.

Koffi Arana

See his entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Jorus C'baoth

See his entry on the Star Wars: Outbound Flight duology character page.

Justyn Ma'Ning

See his entry on the Star Wars: Outbound Flight duology character page.

Luminara Unduli

Species: Mirialan

Homeworld: Mirial

Portrayed by: Mary Oyaya (Attack of the Clones), Fay David (Revenge of the Sith)

Voiced by: Grey Griffin (Clone Wars), Olivia d'Abo (The Clone Wars)

Appears in: Attack of the Clones | The Clone Wars | Revenge of the Sith

A Mirialan Jedi Master. While she is not a member of the Jedi Council, her advice and wisdom is highly respected by its members and the Republic Senate. She was the master of Barriss Offee.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Masters.

Maks Leem

Species: Gran

Non-Action Guy: Doesn't enjoy combat and fighting.
Parental Substitute: To Whie. They regard each other as almost mother and son.

Quinlan Vos

Species: Kiffar

Homeworld: Kiffu

He is a protagonist in the Republic comic series.

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Masters.

Brainwashed and Crazy: Happens to the poor guy a couple of times.
Breakout Character:
Deadpan Snarker: Very much enjoys his Snark-to-Snark Combat, and gives as good as he gets.
Good Is Not Soft: Is willing to commit brutal actions for what he views as the greater good of his mission.
The Gunslinger: Favoured the gun over a lightsaber for a while.
Heel–Face Revolving Door
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Obi-Wan, who was in his age group.

Roblio Darté

See his entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Ronhar Kim

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Roron Corobb

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Species: Ithorian

An Ithorian Jedi Master who famously helped Shaak Ti defend Chancellor Palpatine from General Grievous during the Battle of Coruscant.

Adaptational Badass: He fares substantially better in the Clone Wars animated miniseries compared to his literary counterpart in Labyrinth of Evil. In the book's version of events, Corobb is unceremoniously fodderised by Grievous alongside several other Jedi. In the cartoon, he endures a gripping chase across the city, destroying several MagnaGuards and halting Grievous with his trademark Force shout along the way. He puts up such a good fight that Grievous is forced to unleash four lightsabers to finally beat him.
The Danza: Based on the costume designer for the Ithorian in A New Hope, Ron Cobb.
Make Me Wanna Shout: Ithorians naturally have powerful voices because they have four throats, but Master Corobb can enhance his bellows with the Force to create devastating shockwaves.
Oh, Crap!: He and Foul Moudama silently have this reaction when Grievous reveals an extra pair of arms. He also has this reaction after the Chainsaw Good noises in Chapter 24 stop, repeatedly pressing the "call" button for the nearby elevator.
Perpetual Frowner: He seems to constantly have a mean expression.
Those Two Guys: In the 2003 cartoon, he and Foul Moudama act as Shaak Ti's support, though Corobb gets more focus. They both even die at the same time against Grievous. Their out-of-universe connection is that they were both runners-up in a poll by Cartoon Network to introduce new Jedi based on aliens from the Mos Eisley cantina. Ironically, they have more screentime than the winner of that poll, Voolvif Monn.

Ry-Gaul

See his entry on Jedi Apprentice

Shadday Potkin

See her entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Sian Jeisel

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Siri Tachi

See her entry on the Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice tetralogy page.

Soon Bayts

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Species: Human

Character Death: He's the first Jedi to be killed by General Grievous at the Battle of Boz Pity.

Tholme

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

T'ra Saa

See her entry on the Star Wars: Legacy character page.

Tsui Choi

"Whatever our fate, let us meet it as Jedi."

Species: Aleena

Appears in: Jedi Council: Acts of War | Republic | Jedi | Revenge of the Sith | Purge

"Perhaps Jedi are not so easy to kill when they know who their enemies are."

He was the master of Theen Fida. He initially survived Order 66, but was killed in a gathering with other Jedi on Kessel by Darth Vader.

Canon Immigrant: He appears in Revenge of the Sith, having first originated in the comics.
Dying Moment of Awesome: His last act before being shot to death was to throw his lightsaber close enough to Darth Vader's helmet to expose one of his eyes.
Expy: Has shades of being one of Yoda.
Pint-Sized Powerhouse: His species, the Aleena, like Yoda's unnamed one, are all smaller than most.
What Could Have Been: In Revenge of the Sith, when Shaak Ti was originally slated to die, Tsui Choi was going to take her place in the Jedi Council. But as that was scratched, so was Tsui Choi replacing her. However, he still remains in the movie as The Cameo during the Battle of Kashyyyk.

Zao

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Jedi Knights

Aayla Secura

Species: Twi'lek (Rutian)

Homeworld: Ryloth

Portrayed by: Amy Allen (films)

Voiced by: Jennifer Hale (The Clone Wars)

Appears in: Republic | Attack of the Clones | The Clone Wars | Evasive Action | Revenge of the Sith

A Jedi Knight who participated in many major battles throughout the Clone Wars. She was betrayed and killed by Commander Bly and her clone troopers during Order 66. She was the Padawan of Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. She briefly served as Ekria's master before being killed in Order 66.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Masters.

Action Girl: A very dangerous Jedi, able to defeat former Jedi turned Jedi hunter Aurra Sing.
Alien Hair: Her lekku/head-tails.
The Apprentice: To Quinlan Vos, then Tholme.
Canon Immigrant: She's one of the few Expanded Universe characters who made it into the movies.
Blue-Skinned Spacebabe
Fanservice Extra: In the movies, she's just a well-endowed Stripperific female Jedi, with very brief scenes. She had a larger role in the Expanded Universe, where she originated from.
Morality Chain: Aayla is a major influence in keeping Quinlan from fully going over to the Dark Side of the Force during the last legs of his Double Reverse Quadruple Agent arc, and also urges him not to sacrifice Khaleen's life during a spy mission early in the war.
Nice Girl: Generally a very kind person.
Shut Up, Hannibal!: Aayla defeats Aurra Sing in a duel and captures her while delivering a Breaking Speech to her about how her Back Story isn't that different from Aayla's own and is no excuse for all of the actions she's taken.
Worthy Opponent: The 501st Legion respected her for her fighting on Felucia.

Anakin Skywalker

See his entry on the Star Wars Theatrical Legends page.

Barriss Offee

Species: Mirialan

Homeworld: Mirial (born on a starliner)

Portrayed by: Nalini Krishan (films)

Voiced by: Tatyana Yassukovich (Clone Wars), Meredith Salenger (The Clone Wars)

A Mirialan like her master, Barriss was the apprentice of Luminara Unduli since before the war had started. Her personality is not unlike her Master's, but seems to be a bit more easy-going.

Sometime after her knighting, she took in Zander as her Padawan. During Order 66, she was killed on Felucia and was reported by the Empire to have been planning to tamper with the world's water supply with Aayla Secura.

In The Clone Wars, Barriss instead became disillusioned with the Jedi Order after her knighting. She planned a bombing in the Jedi Temple and framed Ahsoka Tano for it, but Barriss's guilt was discovered and she was sent to prison, though was not executed for her crimes.

She is the protagonist of the MedStar book duology.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Fallen Jedi.

A Day in the Limelight: She gets a two book-long series revolving around her, the MedStar duology.
Character Death: She was killed on Felucia during Order 66. The Continuity Reboot started by The Clone Wars instead has Barriss have a Face–Heel Turn before the Clone Wars ends.
Laser Blade: Her lightsaber color is blue.
The Medic: Focuses on healing and helping others.
- Combat Medic

Bultar Swan

Species: Human

Homeworld: Kuat

Portrayed by: Mimi Daraphet

Her first master was Jedi Master Micah Giiett, but after his death, she became Jedi Master Plo Koon's Padawan. She was a part of the task force sent to the First Battle of Geonosis.

All Asians Know Martial Arts: While she's a Kuati native, the Legends material says that she combines her lightsaber skills with Teräs Käsi, and a style known as sliding hands.
The Cameo: She appears in a novel set in between the first and second films as Obi-Wan and Anakin's backup, and at the end of The Enemy Within, a The Clone Wars tie-in comic.
Character Death: She and numerous other Order 66 survivors are killed a month later on Kessel by Vader in the Legends comics.
Cool and Unusual Punishment: Inflicts this on a Separatist leader after both were the only survivors on one planet by destroying the panel to his impenetrable safe room.
Laser Blade: Her lightsaber color is green.
The Medic: Was at a field hospital providing treatment during Order 66 and survived due to a warning from the medics.

Empatojayos Brand

See his entry on the Star Wars – Classic Era character page.

Etain Tur-Mukan

See her entry on the Star Wars; Republic Commando Series character page.

Jax Pavan

See his entry on the Star Wars: Coruscant Nights character page.

Jyl Somtay

Species: Human

Appears in: Death in the Catacombs | The Clone Wars: The Starcrusher Trap | Jedi Masquerade

Vitriolic Best Buds: With Anakin. They grew up together in the Temple and snark at each other a lot, which at first upsets Ahsoka.

Laranth Tarak

See her entry on the Star Wars: Coruscant Nights character page.

Ma'kis'shalaas

See his entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Olana Chion

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Species: Human

Homeworld: Kegan

Portrayed by: Dominique Chionchio

Appears in: Jedi Apprentice | Revenge of the Sith

Born as O-Lana, she was the Padawan of Avan Post.

Retcon: It was decided that Domninique Chionchio's character in Revenge of the Sith was O-Lana.
Tuckerization: Her last name became "Chion", derived from her actress's last name.

Kai Justiss

Species: Human

Appears in: Attack of the Clones | Jedi

Bus Crash: The Galaxy Trading Card Game reveals that he got captured by the Empire, was imprisoned on the Death Star, and was executed by Vader.
One-Shot Character: His only major role in a story is Jedi: Count Dooku. Everything else about him is All There in the Manual.

Lilit Twoseas

Species: Human

Appears in: Jedi Council: Acts of War

The late Master of K'Kruhk.

Lorana Jinzler

See her entry on the Star Wars: Outbound Flight Duology character page.

Serra Keto

"Are you ready to be smacked down?"

Species: Human

Voiced by: Kari Wahlgren (Revenge of the Sith)

Appears in: Clone Wars Adventures | Revenge of the Sith (video game adaptation only)

"You shouldn't have come here."

A fine duelist and a prized Padawan pupil of Jedi Master Cin Drallig. During the Clone Wars, she served as a general. In one incident, aboard the Brink of the Celestial Wake space station, a blob monster forced her and Anakin to destroy the station and flee. During Order 66, she and her former master fought Vader together, but both died, with Serra getting crushed by a pillar.

Body-Count Competition: With Cin Drallig while cutting down clone troopers during Order 66.
Serra: That's two more for me!
Cin Drallig: Since when do we keep score?
Braids of Action: Sports a fairly short pair of them.
Cassandra Truth: She is initially ignored after telling Anakin they need to abandon the station and destroy it to avoid the threat during her Clone Wars Adventures appearance.
Combat Parkour: Serra does a lot of graceful leaping and flipping in battle, making her pretty hard to hit.
Deadpan Snarker
Dual Wielding: She dual-wields, and from the sounds of it, she's quite proficient at it.
Expy: Perhaps a certain someone may be based off of Serra. Snarky, bold, and with an attitude, but is otherwise nice, selfless, and a skilled student? Check. Keeping score with her master of their own Mook kills in the midst of a battle to lighten up the mood? Check. Dual-wielding green lightsabers in a brown outfit? Check. Similar voices? Check.
Fighting Your Friend: Clone Wars Adventures reveals that Anakin and Serra were Fire-Forged Friends in a battle against multiplying blob creatures on a derelict space station, and they even had a bit of flirtation going on. Unfortunately, their past doesn't stop Anakin from mercilessly cutting her down during Order 66, and she doesn't seem particularly bothered about fighting the monster he'd became either.
Fire-Forged Friends: Spends much of her Clone Wars Adventures appearance frustrated with Anakin over their differing strategies in combating the threat but after he does save their lives and achieve the objective at the end, she does smile a bit and compliment him.
Hero Antagonist: An objective of the game is to kill her while attacking the Jedi Temple, while she has the admirable goal of trying to defend it and save her fellow Jedi. Depending on the luck and skill of the player it's even possible for her to defeat Vader in the level.
Know When to Fold 'Em: During her "Clone Wars Adventures" appearance she's barely survived an attack by a blob creature that wiped out scores of clones and at least one other Jedi and when Anakin arrives wants to get out of there and destroy the space station (which is what they eventually end up doing), something Anakin doesn't immediately agree to.
Laser Blade: Her lightsaber colors are green.
Mauve Shirt: You get a glimpse of her personality and backstory in the Revenge of the Sith video game, but that's it. She also gets a Clone Wars Adventures issue, but that doesn't add much either.
Mood Dissonance: She has no problem cutting down Clone Troopers and keeping score of how many she kills during the Order 66 invasion of the Jedi Temple, like this is another fight against battle droids. You'd think that maybe she'd at least feel a little grief over the fact that the people she's worked with for the past couple of years have turned against her and the Jedi Order, though then again, maybe that's not something the clones reciprocate (or she's just compartmentalising).
One-Steve Limit: It's unclear if she's related to Satal, Aleema or any of the other Keto's descended from Empress Teta.
What the Hell, Hero?: During her fight with Anakin, she calls him a disgrace to the Jedi Order and that the Dark side will destroy him.

Sharad Hett

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Sha Koon

See her entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Sia-Lan Wezz

See her entry on the Star Wars: Purge character page.

Xiaan Amersu

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Jedi Apprentices

Ahsoka Tano

Species: Togruta

Homeworld: Shili

Voiced by: Ashley Eckstein (English), Leyla Rangel (Latin-American Spanish), Marisol Romero (Latin-American Spanish), Shizuka Itō (Japanese), Olivia Luccioni and Isabelle Volpe (French)

Appearances: The Clone Wars | Star Wars: The Clone Wars (novels)

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Ahsoka Tano is a female Togruta who was assigned as Anakin Skywalker's Padawan learner during the Clone Wars. Though Anakin was initially dismissive towards her, she grew under his mentorship from a headstrong young student into a mature leader. Ahsoka participated in several vital battles over the course of the war, earning the respect of her clone troopers, but after being framed for bombing the Jedi Temple and put on trial by the Republic, she left the Jedi Order.

For tropes on her portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Ahsoka Tano.

Action Duo: She forms one with Lux in "A Friend in Need" with Lux being the Action Survivor to her Action Girl.
Action Girl: She is a female Togruta who is a very skilled (now-former) Padawan learner and member of the Jedi Order.
Adaptational Modesty: During the Zygerrian Slavers arc, Ahsoka is put in a rather fanservice-y slave outfit. However, this outfit is very modest compared to the outfit from the comic book storyline the Zygerrian Slavers arc was adapted from, which was even more revealing than her default appearance in the first two and a half seasons of The Clone Wars.
Affectionate Nickname:
- Anakin occasionally calls Ahsoka "Snips".
- Plo Koon occasionally calls her "Little 'Soka".
Affirmative Action Girl: The Clone Wars has a lot of Action Girls, but Padmé was the only female character in the Prequel Trilogy with an active role.
Age-Inappropriate Dress: As The Clone Wars' most prominently featured female character, she's also the primary source of Fanservice, resulting in most of her outfits being quite questionable.
Alien Hair: Her horns and head-tails.
Animation Anatomy Aging: In the Pilot Movie and first two-and-a-half seasons, Ahsoka has disproportionately large eyes, a completely round face, horns that are only stubs, and headtails that barely reach beyond her shoulders. After the Mid Season Up Grade during the third season via "Heroes on Both Sides", her eyes noticeably shrink, her face becomes longer and angled, her horns grow larger and curved, and her headtails reach the middle of her chest. Her adult self (briefly shown in "Overlords") has almond-shaped eyes, an oval face, very large horns, and headtails reaching to her thighs.
The Apprentice: She's Anakin's Padawan during the time of The Clone Wars.
Audience Surrogate: She has this role in The Clone Wars through being a young Padawan that is thrust into a world of adventure.
Badass Adorable: She is this because her large eyes, voice, personality, general appearance, and small frame in comparison to the rest of the main characters make her very adorable. She can be cute yet badass in the course of the same episode. She even invokes it after she sees Seripas' true form:
Ahsoka: You don't have to look tough to be tough.
Badass in Distress: She has been this more than a couple of times. It's mostly justified since she's just a Padawan learner and has the misfortune of running into opponents who are a match for even Jedi Masters. This is also justified because while she's badass, she's still in the middle of a galaxy-spanning war. War on any scale tends to be fairly hazardous even if you are a Jedi.
Big Brother Worship: Although she usually hides it with being snippy and snarky and is not afraid to argue with him if she feels he's wrong about something, she looks up to Anakin since she has the utmost trust in him. In fact, one of her greatest fears is disappointing him.
Big Ego, Hidden Depths: A few scenes in the Pilot Movie and several episodes focusing on her has shown that her initial brash, snippy, and overconfident attitude is merely a facade to hide how insecure she feels regarding her status as Anakin's apprentice.
Black-and-White Morality: It becomes particularly clear in "Heroes on Both Sides", where she sums up the war as "the Separatists are evil and they (the Republic and the Jedi) must stop them". She can't grasp the idea of why the Senate is wasting time debating bank-(de)regulations. After meeting Mina and Lux Bonteri, she realizes and invokes that the war is not as black and white as she thought.
Bratty Half-Pint: Ahsoka was this when she was first introduced, granting her the nickname "Snips" from her Master. She has mostly grown out of it by the time of season three.
Break the Cutie: Despite being an adorable Plucky Girl, the events of the Fugitive arc are just too much for Ahsoka. She gets framed for multiple murders, terrorism, and sedition; the Jedi Council abandons her and makes no effort to conduct their own investigation; the Senate Court (particularly Tarkin) are more than happy to sentence her to death. On top of that, Anakin discovers that one of her friends (Barriss Offee) is the one who framed her. In the face of all this, she understandably refuses Yoda's offer to return to the Order despite the fact that they all but said outright they would promote her to Jedi Knight for putting up with all this crap. As she leaves the Temple, she sheds a Single Tear.
Character Development: Over the course of The Clone Wars, she develops from a cheeky, stubborn, and rash girl into a serious, level-headed, and dependable young woman.
Child Prodigy: Implied. The headdress Ahsoka wears is teeth of an akul, a large and destructive creature native to Shili. If you manage to kill one, then you get to wear its teeth as a trophy. Ahsoka has had hers since she was four-years-old. Either this shows how skilled she was even then or the akul are more harmless than they sound.
Clear My Name: This is her main goal during the Fugitive arc, though Anakin picks this up after Ahsoka's arrested. In the end, Anakin succeeds, but her trust in the Jedi Council is shattered, which prompts her to leave.
Cleavage Window: Her second outfit has one. Although, it's a little too high to be a completely straight example.
Commanding Coolness: When she became a Padawan, she was also given the rank of Jedi Commander.
Cool Big Sis: She acts as role model to Kalifa, O-Mer, and Jinx to a lesser extent. She also acts like this towards Prince Lee-Char.
Costume Evolution: In the Pilot Movie and first two-and-a-half seasons of The Clone Wars, she wears a tubetop and a skirt with white tights. Later in the second half of the third season of The Clone Wars, she switches to a short red dress that evokes more of the conventional Jedi Order outfits while still being unique to her.
Cunning Linguist: In "Wookiee Hunt", she is able to understand Shyriiwook, something the younger trainees with her could not do. However, she doesn't understand a Twi'lek in "To Catch a Jedi".
Damsel out of Distress: During the Trandoshan arc, she's kidnapped by Trandoshans and thrown out into a jungle to be hunted down. She refuses to hide and run, and decides to fight back against the lizards.
Dating Catwoman: She's attracted to Lux Bonteri, the son of a Separatist leader. Later, he becomes a rogue element.
David Versus Goliath: During the climax of "Wookiee Hunt", she has to fight Garnac, the Trandoshan leader. The guy is 2 meters tall, weighs 178 kilograms, has a very thick reptilian hide, and is armed with an axe and a knife in addition to his claws, and his species are on the same scale of physical strength as Wookiees. All Ahsoka has is her Waif-Fu and skills with the Force.
Deadpan Snarker: She seems to have picked this up from Anakin and Obi-Wan, neither of whom she is particularly averse to snarking at.
Defector from Decadence: As a result of how the Jedi Order abandoned her when she had been framed for murder, Ahsoka decides not to return when given the offer.
Designated Victim: She has a tendency of getting into real trouble very frequently. So far, she's been captured/kidnapped on six occasions, and the Fugitive arc has her accused of multiple homicides and terrorism/sedition.
Deuteragonist: She is one of the secondary main characters of the The Clone Wars (the other one is Obi-Wan).
Disney Death: The Son temporarily kills her after she outlives her usefulness. Anakin and the Daughter bring her back by transferring the latter’s remaining life force to Ahsoka.
Dreaming of Things to Come: She foresees Aurra Sing's attempt to assassinate Padmé in her dreams in "Assassin" and has a vision of her adult self warning her about the darkness in Anakin in "Overlords." In "Wookiee Hunt", she dreams of Chewbacca's capture before the Trandoshans bring him to the planet.
Dual Wielding: She has added a shoto (which is a short lightsaber) to her arsenal during the Mid-Season Upgrade between "Hunt for Ziro". and "Heroes on Both Sides" It doubles as a bit of Shown Their Work as the offhand weapon is supposed to be shorter in Real Life martial arts.
Dude Magnet: Besides a complicated romance with Lux, Ahsoka's attractiveness has been noted several times. Unfortunately, most of them were from slimey men.
Effortless Amazonian Lift: In "Sabotage", after Anakin gets knocked out while piloting his starfighter and Artoo has to make a crash-landing on a too-short cliff, Ahsoka leaps over to his fighter, hoists him from it, and then jumps back to the cliff moments after the starfighter goes barreling off. This is especially impressive considering that she could barely lift him back in the season one episode "Jedi Crash".
Embarrassing Nickname: The Mortis Arc reveals that Ahsoka hates it when Anakin calls her "Snips".
Ensign Newbie: Lampshaded in the Pilot Movie by Rex, who was quick to point out that even if she does outrank him, it doesn't make up for her lack of experience.
Facial Markings: This is the cool part of her alien physiology that morphs with maturity.
Fanservice Pack: While she was already attractive from the beginning in The Clone Wars, Ahsoka, being a teenager, understandably developed a more voluptuous yet athletic body after the Mid-Season Upgrade. Notably, while this trope is often accompanied by the character getting more Stripperiffic, since Ahsoka's first outfit was already very questionable, the model-change came with a more reserved yet form-fitting dress as her default outfit.
Fatal Flaw: Her overconfidence and drive to prove herself worthy of being Anakin's Padawan learner get her into situations well beyond her ability to handle a lot of time. She's also somewhat quick to make judgements, and she has the upmost trust towards Anakin, the Jedi Order, and the Republic itself, things that backfire very hard on her during the Fugitive arc.
Form-Fitting Wardrobe: Her second outfit looks very form-fitting. This makes one wonder how can she fit her head (which is quite a bit larger than a human's own due to her horns and head-tails) through the tight-looking neckpart of her shirt.
Fragile Speedster: She's quick and agile, but initially she lacks in endurance.
Friend to All Children: She is shown to be quite good with children through the way she takes care of Rotta (Jabba the Hutt’s infant son), rescues the force-sensitive infants from Mustafar, and repeatedly puts her life in risk to protect the younglings under her care.
Generation Xerox: To Anakin; she has an attitude similar to his and lost her lightsaber once.
Genki Girl: She is especially this in the Pilot Movie and first two and a half seasons. Precocious little thing!
Girly Bruiser: She is very much this trope.
Go-Go Enslavement: During the Zygerrian Slavers arc, she is disguised as a slave girl and given a rather questionable Bedlah Babe outfit that was even more revealing than her first one.
Green-Skinned Space Babe: More like "Orange-Skinned Space Babe". Ahsoka is a very attractive female Togruta.
Helping Would Be Kill Stealing: She takes this role during the Onderon arc. With her assistance, the rebellion would have gone much more smoothly, but it would defeat the purpose of internal rebellion to have obvious outsider aid in the form of the Jedi.
Hidden Depths: Ahsoka's brief sojourn to the Dark Side in "Altar of Mortis" implies that she is holding back quite a bit of frustration with Anakin's teaching methods as well as her perception that he doesn't trust or believe in her.
Honor Before Reason: In "A Friend in Need", Ahsoka must have been perfectly aware that even if she did have her lightsabers, she would have had a rough time surviving a fight alone against the Death Watch. However, she attacked them with only a makeshift staff and her martial arts skills to protect the villagers.
Horned Humanoid: Her horns grant her super effective hearing.
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: A platonic example with Anakin. Justified, as she is a teenager while he is a full-grown adult.
Human Popsicle: More like Togruta Popsicle. She froze herself in carbonite◊ in "The Citadel."
Hypocritical Humor: She called Ventress (who apparently chose to be bald) a "hairless harpy" despite being naturally hairless herself.
Innocent Blue Eyes: They signify her youth and naïveté.
Insignia Ripoff Ritual: In "The Wrong Jedi", her Padawan braid is taken from her when she's expelled from the Jedi Order.
Interspecies Romance: She is a Togruta and has love interests in the form of Lux Bonteri and Nyx Okami, who are both human.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Ahsoka can be brash and arrogant, but she is also extremely compassionate and someone you can definitely rely on. She also starts to tone down the 'Jerk' part of her character and becomes more level-headed over time.
Kid-Appeal Character: Ahsoka is this at the beginning of The Clone Wars, but she grows out of this role as the series progresses.
Knight, Knave, and Squire: She is the Squire to Obi-Wan's Knight and Anakin's Knave. She even invokes it in the Pilot Movie when she tells Anakin that he's the one with experience from which she looks forward to learning from.
The Lancer: To Anakin, a role she shares with Rex and occasionally Obi-Wan.
Laser Blade: In The Clone Wars, she wields a green-bladed lightsaber and later adds a yellow-bladed shoto to her arsenal.
Like Brother and Sister: This is her usual dynamic with Anakin, despite being his Padawan. They also double as Platonic Life-Partners.
Little Miss Badass: She is very young and inexperienced, but also quick-thinking and tough as nails.
Lovely Angels: With Padmé whenever they team up in The Clone Wars. Ahsoka is a scrappy Magic Knight, while Padmé is an elegant Badass Normal and Action Politician,. They have a sisterly relationship, with teenaged Ahsoka looking up to Padmé.
Love Triangle: She gets caught in one with Lux and Steela (an Onderon freedom fighter) during the Onderon arc.
Meaningful Name:
- "Ahsoka" means "sorrow-less" in Sanskrit, a reflection of her Plucky Girl status.
- "Tano" means "five" in Swahili. Ahsoka is the fifth generation of Jedi on the Master-Apprentice Chain that she is the part of.
Medal of Dishonor: In "The Wrong Jedi", after she's been cleared of all charges of sedition, terrorism and murder, she is offered a chance to return to the Order and it's implied that the Jedi Council is willing to knight her for the strength and resilience she had shown throughout the whole ordeal. Since they were the ones who expelled her from the Jedi Order, this comes off as a rather rude attempt to make up for it, and she refuses to even return to the Order.
Mid-Season Upgrade: In the middle of Season 3, an unspecified Time Skip updates her appearance alongside most of the cast. Ahsoka also picks up Dual Wielding, pushing it into this trope.
Mini Dress Of Power: Her first outfit consists of a truly tiny tube-top, and a skirt made safe by tights.
Morality Chain: To Anakin. She helps keeps his rash nature in check, and it's the moments when she's in danger where he comes the closest to using the Dark Side.
Ms. Fanservice: All the examples of Age-Inappropriate Dress should make this abundantly clear.
Muscles Are Meaningless: Over the course of The Clone Wars, she has displayed feats of physical strength belying her stature numerous times, such as when she defeated Cad Bane and Atai Moleck along with when she pulls up the much larger Obi-Wan who was hanging from a cliff. It could be justified due to the Force.
My Significance Sense Is Tingling: After her first dreams about Aurra Sing attempting to kill Padmé, she is also able to sense the danger to the senator while awake. This includes sensing Aurra’s location twice, which allows her to save Padmé on both occasions.
The Nicknamer: She initially called Anakin "Skyguy" and referred to R2 as "Artooie". She grew out of it fairly quickly.
Noodle Incident: According to All There in the Manual regarding the headdress, those are teeth of an akul, a large and destructive creature native to Shili. If you manage to kill one, then you get to wear its teeth as a trophy. While it makes sense for Shaak Ti to have one, one wonders how Ahsoka at the age of fourteen got hers, unless akul aren't as hard to kill as they sound or Ahsoka is that skilled.
Once Done, Never Forgotten: Ahsoka calls Anakin "Skyguy" exactly once in the Pilot Movie, but she rarely does it anymore and generally becomes a lot more respectful towards Anakin by the time of Season 3. Despite this, Anakin still calls her "Snips" a lot (granted, she did pick up some of his and Obi-Wan's Deadpan Snarker tendencies).
Platonic Life-Partners: A master/student variant with Ahsoka. They form a deep, sibling-like bond throughout The Clone Wars, with Ahsoka acting as one of Anakin's Morality Chains and her having a great admiration for him.
Plucky Girl: Ahsoka has been beaten, tortured, hunted, nearly killed several times, and watched several friends and allies suffer and die over the course of the Clone Wars. Yet, despite all of this, she never complains or gives up. Sadly, being betrayed and framed for sedition and murder by a close friend, abandoned by the Jedi Council, and almost sentenced to death by the Republic Court in "The Wrong Jedi" manages to break her.
Proper Tights with a Skirt: This is the only thing that saves the skirt she wears with both of her regular outfits.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: She is the red to Barriss's blue. She even has the skin color to match.
Remember the New Guy?: The Clone Wars develops her up as an important figure in the Jedi Order and a very close friend of Anakin in addition to being probably the third most important person in his life after his mentor/best friend Obi-Wan and his wife Padmé, but she's not mentioned once in any of the theatrical films since she was created three years after the Prequel Trilogy concluded with Revenge of the Sith (which The Clone Wars is set before). It's justified in The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones as she hadn't met Anakin yet during those theatrical films; it could also be justified in Revenge of the Sith that she wouldn't be mentioned because her departure is a sore spot for Anakin and he has other things on his mind.
Rescue Romance: In "A Friend in Need", she saves Lux from being executed on Count Dooku's orders.
Reverse Grip: Her fighting style, as she makes extensive use of the Shien lightsaber form.
Rubber-Forehead Aliens: She is a Togruta.
Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In "The Wrong Jedi", she declines to rejoin the Jedi Order in light of her faith in the Jedi Council being shaken by her trial.
Secret Secret-Keeper: "The Wrong Jedi" implies that she knows about Anakin and Padmé being together. This was confirmed by Filoni in an interview, although he did not specify how much she knows.
Sexy Backless Outfit: Her second outfit combines this with a more-modest-than-usual Cleavage Window.
Shorttank: Ahsoka is a snippy, back-sassing, little spitfire with clothes sort of befitting her rebellious attitude, but she tones down a bit by the time of Season 3.
Stripperiffic: Her outfits tend to show off more skin than any other female Jedi not named Aayla Secura, with the most egregious example being her original one, which has a fourteen year old girl wearing a tubetop into warzones.
Super-Senses:
- Since Togruta horns work as passive echolocators, she has very sharp hearing, which she uses to find the kidnapped infants in "Children of the Force" and to eavesdrop on a conversation regarding Aurra Sing in a noisy bar in "Lethal Trackdown."
- She also possesses extremely fine spatial awareness, which she uses when she saves Anakin from a bunch of Separatist droids by bringing down a wall on them while he was standing right under a hole in it in the Pilot Movie.
Super-Strength: Due to amplifying her physical attributes with the Force, she's strong enough to knock out armored clone troopers with single punches and send them sprawling with her blows, despite obviously lacking anywhere near the strength or mass to do that otherwise (she has little muscle on her and weighs a little less than 120 pounds).
Team Dad: Besides being a Team Mom, Ahsoka can also show disciplinary and protective side to the younglings she guarded during the Young Jedi arc.
Team Mom: Besides being a Team Dad, Ahsoka can also show a kind, nurturing side to the younglings she guarded during the Young Jedi arc.
Tempting Fate: She has a tendency early on in The Clone Wars to say something like "The hard part’s over" when it seems they've won the day. True to formula, things always turn for the worse soon afterwards. Apparently, she has learned her lesson as she stops doing it by the second season.
Token Non-Human: The cast of The Clone Wars as a whole has quite a few aliens, but Ahsoka is the only one in the main group.
Took a Level in Badass: Ahsoka has taken several over the course of The Clone Wars. This is exemplified by how she approaches each fight. In her first encounter with General Grievous, she dashes in recklessly and Grievous defeated her without even trying. In their second encounter, she was actually able to hold her own and knock Grievous back once, despite still being heavily outmatched by the cyborg general. She also assumes a purely defensive position and retreats as soon as she's able to do so.
Took a Level in Kindness: Early episodes show her as being a reckless student and a showoff. As the series goes on, these traits are subdued and she better fits the mold of a member of the Jedi Order.
Trauma Conga Line: The Fugitive arc is just one emotional blow to Ahsoka after another, leading up to her resignation from the Jedi Order.
Traumatic Haircut: As a Togruta, she doesn't have hair by default, so she can't grow a Padawan braid. Instead, she wears a braid made of beads to symbolize her status as a Jedi-in-training. Cad Bane took it from her as a trophy when he captured her. She didn't appear to be anything but mildly irritated by it, but she did make a point to take it back after his capture.
Uncertain Doom: Ahsoka's fate in the Legends continuity was never revealed before it was declared non-canon.
Undercover as Lovers: In "A Friend in Need", Ahsoka needed an excuse for why she was with Lux when he went to make a deal with the Death Watch, and she got involved. She claimed she was his betrothed.
Unusual Eyebrows: A subversion of the "no eyebrows" category. As usual for a Togruta, the only hair on her head is her eyelashes. However, she does have eyebrow-shaped white stripes above her eyes.
Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Ahsoka's departure from the Jedi Order was her own personal decision after the events of the Fugitive arc saw her lose trust in the Jedi Order. Unfortunately, this had serious repercussions for Anakin, as she was major Morality Chain for him; once she left, he started falling more towards the Dark Side, and we all know how that ends up.
Vapor Wear: Both her tiny tubetop and the Sexy Backless Outfit are "suggesting" this.
Vocal Evolution: Her voice audibly matures over the course of the Clone Wars.
Waif-Fu: She's a very skilled hand-to-hand combatant.
"Well Done, Daughter!" Girl: She tries to cover it most of the time, but Anakin's acknowledgment means a lot to her, as shown in the Pilot Movie and when she rants about not getting any while she is corrupted by the Son in "Altar of Mortis". She finally gets it unadulterated in "The Wrong Jedi".
What Happened to the Mouse?: As a result of the resolution of her character arc in The Clone Wars being exclusive to Disney's renewed Canon, Ashoka's final fate in Legends is never revealed.
Wrench Wench: In "Ghosts of Mortis", it appears that she has picked up some of Anakin's skills with machineS.
You Shall Not Pass!: In "A Necessary Bond", Ahsoka holds up Grievous while the younglings escape onto Slave I, which is commandeered by Hondo.

Chase Piru

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Darra Thel-Tanis

See her entry on the Jedi Apprentice page

Tallisibeth Enwandung-Esterhazy, AKA Scout

Tallisibeth "Scout" Enwandung-Esterhazy

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Species: Human

Homeworld: Vorzyd V

Appears in: Yoda: Dark Rendezvous | Imperial Commando: 501st

A Jedi Padawan. Many of her fellow Jedi had little faith in her due to her lack of strength in the Force, making it a surprise when Jedi Master Chankar Kim chose her as her Padawan. However, at the Battle of Geonosis—her first mission with her master, Master Kim was killed. It was believed that Scout would be sent to AgriCorps, but thanks to a bet by Yoda for Scout to become Jedi Master Jai Maruk's Padawan if she wins the Apprentice Tournament, Master Maruk reluctantly took Scout under his wing as her new master. Unfortunately, Maruk was also killed in their first mission together to Vjun at the hands of Ventress. Scout spent the rest of the Clone Wars at the temple, but when Order 66 was given out, she managed to escape and went into hiding on Mandalore, vowing to continue being a Jedi.

Crazy-Prepared: As part of her Weak, but Skilled shtick, she develops strategies to beat each of her opponents in the tournament. Some of them go straight into Crazy Is Cool territory.
Determinator: What she lacks in Force skills she makes up for in sheer stubbornness. This is lampshaded by her instructors.
Happily Adopted: Mij Gilamar and Dr. Uthan adopt her after the events of Imperial Commando according to Word of God, though it doesn't last, as she decides to join the Altisian Jedi.
Identical Stranger: Kal almost cried when he first met Scout, due to the resemblance between her and the recently deceased Etain.
In-Series Nickname: "Scout", because her precognitive abilities allow her to scope out the situation and have a faster reaction time than others.
Laser Blade: Her lightsaber color is blue.
One Degree of Separation: She and Ahsoka are friends. They wrote letters to each other during the Clone Wars.
Precocious Crush: Whie had a crush on her. Ventress saw it. It unfortunately doesn't go anywhere even minding the Jedi attachment rules, because Whie is killed during Order 66 and Scout lives on.
Refuge in Audacity: What she relies on to win her duels. You need three strikes to lose? Grab the blade with two hands and disarm your opponent.
Sesquipedalian Smith: Tallisibeth?
Weak, but Skilled: Since Scout, as she's known, doesn't have nearly the strength in the Force of most other Jedi, she makes up for it by pushing herself to be the best in unarmed combat and other lessons.
What Happened to the Mouse?: We never get to learn what happens to her after going into hiding on Mandalore with Mij Gilamar and Doctor Uthan, though Word of God states that she leaves them to join the Altisian Jedi, but what happens after that is still unknown.

Tru Veld

See his entry on the Jedi Apprentice page

Whie Malreaux

Species: Human

Homeworld: Vjun

Portrayed by: Coinneach Alexander

Appears in: Yoda: Dark Rendezvous | Revenge of the Sith

The Padawan of Jedi Master Maks Leem. He was killed by Darth Vader when he and the 501^st marched to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant during Order 66. Whie's death was covered up by the Empire, claiming that he was killed while mind-controlling citizens in the Temple District.

For tropes on his portrayal in the reboot continuity, see Star Wars – Jedi Order.

Dramatic Irony: When Whie first met Anakin in Yoda: Dark Rendezvous, he expressed relief that he wasn't there to kill him. Anakin does kill him later on in Revenge of the Sith. Whie even had a vision of his own death by then, he just didn't realize who would be behind it.
Laser Blade: His lightsaber color is green.
Precocious Crush: On Scout. It doesn't last, because he dies in Order 66 while she survives.
Red Shirt: Exists solely in Revenge of the Sith to be killed by Vader in a futile attempt with Bene and Cin Drallig to fight him off.

Noirah Na

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Ferus Olin

See his entry on the Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice tetralogy page.

Xanatos

See his entry on the Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice tetralogy page.

The Padawan Pack

See their entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Rennax Omani

Padawan Rennax Omani

Species: Human

Appears in: Star Wars: The Clone Wars

The Padawan of Master B'ink Utrila.

'70s Hair: Her hair is rather poofy.
Curtains Match the Window: Her eyes and hair are both blue or black in some shots.
Dual Wielding: She uses two lightsabers at once while trying to get past some of the temple traps.
Negated Moment of Awesome. After being captured and tied up by the Death Watch, she uses telekinesis to bring her discarded lightsaber into her hands, uses it to cut the bonds restraint her and Glitch, and tells him to run for help while she makes a dramatic defensive pose to Hold the Line. In the next panel, she is sucker-punched from behind and knocked out.
Nice Girl: She is chipper in demeanor, respectful to her master, and makes pleasant conversation with Cloudcuckoolander clone trooper Glitch.
Not What I Signed Up For: She was never asked to be taken into the Jedi Order, and she was never asked if she wanted to take part in a war. This leads to her eventual resignation from the Jedi Order.
One-Shot Character: She only appears in Defenders of the Lost Temple, with her voicing intent to leave the Jedi Order at the end of the comic.
The Watson: Rennax asks Utrila amateur questions about the Force (which indirectly inform Glitch more about Jedi powers). Utrila is exasperated and points out Rennax should've known these things already from her training.

Jedi Younglings

Sidirri

See her entry on the Star Wars: Republic character page.

Altisian Jedi

Jedi Masters

Djinn Altis

Species: Human

Appears in: The Clone Wars: No Prisoners | Republic Commando Series

Arligan Zey

See his entry on the Star Wars: Republic Commando series character page.

Jedi Knights

Callista Masana

See her entry on the Star Wars – Classic Era character page.

Others

Lorn Pavan

Almighty Janitor: Despite not even being Force sensitive, he managed to briefly take down Darth Maul with nothing but a stun rod in order to avenge his Jedi love interest. Maul eventually repays him for it, however.
Badass Bureaucrat: Was just a simple business clerk working by the Jedi Order, yet responsible for the aforementioned feat. Apparently even being employed by the Jedi in a non-combatant capacity osmotically increases your badass credentials.
Firing Day: Not only is he swindled out of possession of his own child, he's then immediately fired from his position at the Jedi Temple because of their strict "no attachments" rule between Jedi younglings and their families. Understandably, Lorn is extremely bitter and resentful of the Jedi Order ever since.
Heterosexual Life-Partners: With his protocol droid I-5YQ.
Knowledge Broker: One of his jobs at the Jedi Temple, before he was unceremoniously fired.

Characters / Star Wars – Rise of the Empire Era: Jedi Order

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Jedi Council

Adi Gallia

Species: Tholothian (Corellian parents)

Homeworld: Coruscant

Agen Kolar

Species: Zabrak

Homeworld: Coruscant

Coleman Trebor

Species: Vurk

Homeworld: Sembla

Depa Billaba

Species: Human

Homeworld: Chalacta

Eeth Koth

Species: Zabrak

Homeworld: Nar Shaddaa

Even Piell

Ki-Adi-Mundi

Kit Fisto

Species: Nautolan

Homeworld: Glee Anselm

Mace Windu

Micah Giiett

Species: Human

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Oppo Rancisis

Species: Thisspiasian

Homeworld: Thisspias

Plo Koon

Saesee Tiin

Shaak Ti

Tyvokka

Yaddle

Yarael Poof

Species: Quermian

Homeworld: Quermia

Jedi Masters

An'ya "The Dark Woman" Kuro

A'Sharad Hett

Cin Drallig

Species: Human

Ur-Sema Du

Species: Human

Dass Jennir

Fay

Fy-Tor-Ana

Garen Muln

Glaive

Jai Maruk

Species: Human

Homeworld: Druckenwell

Jastus Farr

Kai Hudorra

Kina Ha

K'Kruhk

Koffi Arana

Jorus C'baoth

Justyn Ma'Ning

Luminara Unduli

Species: Mirialan

Homeworld: Mirial

Maks Leem

Species: Gran

Quinlan Vos

Species: Kiffar

Homeworld: Kiffu

Roblio Darté

Ronhar Kim

Roron Corobb

Species: Ithorian

Ry-Gaul

Shadday Potkin

Sian Jeisel

Siri Tachi

Soon Bayts

Species: Human

Tholme

T'ra Saa