What Happens to Low Skilled Jedi Younglings | Jedi Service Corp Explained
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- Not every jedi youngling becomes a padawan learner and is accepted by a jedi master... only the best and brightest are chosen. All of the rest end up joining what is known as the service corp. Potato.
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I would love to be in the Jedi agricultural core not only do I get to have a lightsaber but I get to spend my life gardening dude that is a win-win.
Not wrong. It'd be pretty chill.
I wonder how a lightsaber would sear a bell pepper and how that would taste.
The Service Corps actually adheres more closely to the spirit of the Jedi way than the mainstream semi-militant branch we see in most of the lore. In short, you picked the correct path.
Also, you get the benefit of not being surrounded by armed clones during Order 66…
@@killgriffinnow ...or you are for your own "protection". fuck it ill go gray jedi i do what the fuck i want not what some weird order wants me to do.
I totally get why we always end up seeing characters who wanted to be Knights, but damn. The Exploration Corps would be a literal dream job for me. You literally get paid to bump around in space and go "that looks cool" and go check it out, and you get to do it with PSYCHIC POWERS. That's way better than having meetings or being shot at by a giant tarantula man
You're basically playing No Man's Sky, but with THE FORCE!
@@Boomblox5896 Was going to say. I'd be curious to learn how the different corps were rolled into the republic military such that they ended up getting caught in order 66. Sidious would not have overlooked them even if they were considered "sub-par" Jedi who didn't make padawan.
@@benjaminbierley2074 Sidious rules with fear and treats the Jedi with such. He doesn't want to have any chance of being overthrown so he must eradicate every last bit of them. Such a tactic is done by a man who fears his enemy. No matter how "sub-par" they actually are.
Honestly, I want to see some stories where a padawan passes their knighthood trials but *chooses* to go to one of the service corps instead. After all, being Jedi Knight isn't going to be for everyone, even among the people who are really strong in the Force.
Childhood is wanting to be dark lord of the Sith. Adulthood is suddenly finding yourself thinking the Agricultural Corps sounds like pretty nice way to spend your life.
I would say the opposite... in childhood you think being a jedi is cool and just, in adulthood you learn the opposite is true, *you see through the lies of the jedi, you dont fear the dark side as they do* 😉
@@leejamesmccarthy good good. now let the hate flow through you.
@@leejamesmccarthy We either had very different childhoods or have very different adult lives. Whatever works, but please steer clear of my farm. You can have all the ithorians though; I can't understand them anyway.
@@nobodyknows9937 nah you can keep the clumsy ithorians... they make lousy sith and they're all into nature so I would of thought they would be perfect for farm life... I'd only go near your farm if your harbouring jedi criminals 😈
@@leejamesmccarthy I can see it now; a bunch of evil Ithorians out their growing poison ivy and stinging nettles. Evil Plants for Evil Farmers.
Exploration core : flying through uncharted territory discovering new worlds, life forms, and civilizations….. so a starfleet officer with a lightsaber, hell yea
I think the Jedi Exploration Corps would make for an interesting spin-off. If there are service corps members that have survived Order 66, then it's definitively this branch with their superior navigation skills and knowledge of the unknown regions and wildlife. I am picturing a ragtag bunch of adventurers, travelling the galaxy and outsmarting their pursuers.
I feel like some younglings who fail the trials and decide to leave the Order would become resentful and turn to the dark side.
Well if their connection to the Force is subpar or low, their chances of causing great harm to themselves and others is quite low. They'll probably be monitored by Republic SIS (Star Wars FBI) for like a year to see how they cope and move on. Now if its a youngling who showed promising potential but failed because of physical/mental disabilities, that could become a problem. If that same youngling had the future potential to become a powerful Jedi but was removed from the Jedi Order, their chances of falling to the dark side would be high as hell.
I mean who wouldn't feel cheated out of their destiny and life of honor just because of slight genetic problems they themselves couldn't control?
And they'd be so bad that they would be harmless🤣
@@janschwab6593 You’d think so. But the Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
@CZcamsUser essentially, the lower Inquisitors.
@@blackshogun272 i wonder if kids with strong force potential would get cut because they lacked other qualities of Jedi or struggled to use the light side exclusively. From what we know the Light Side requires balance and a general lack of emotions while the Dark side gets amped by emotions. So someone could be bad at using the Light side but really good at using the Darkside because they're almost opposites after all
I love the idea of the exploration core. It’s almost like Star Trek with Jedi. In seriousness, I want to see what happened to these core members after Order 66. It seems like a stretch to say the Empire had wiped them all out in one go.
Just imagine that the second deathstar have just detonated and Luke set out to start new Jedi just to be contacted by Exploration Corp member to claim a secret colony with hundreds of potential students hidden away.
Since there was a war going on I could see clone troops assigned to Exploration Corps ships for protection.
Wise earth military saying "Never look down on a medic, one day you may be looking up at one" 🤕
But getting aback to Star Wars, No one really spoke about what happened to these support elements during Order 66 😶 I wonder if they were the first to be attacked or were they the majority of Jedi that got Obi Wan's message to bug out🤔
The weren't actually 'Jedi', just employees of the order, may have been left alone, as they weren't an actual military or political threat.
@@DMSProduktions though Kenobi established force sensitives that weren't Jedi also were hunted down
@@paulgrotebeverborg1119 OK. Force sensitives would be a threat as well, as seen by the Inquisitors.
@@DMSProduktions I was focussing on those force sensitive people. They all started out with basic jedi training "younglings" but then they were allocated to support groups.
One wouldn't want to take that chance of anyone of them somehow ACTUALLY growing in scope of powers an abilities. The Force, we've been shown an told can literally have a mind of its own an moves in mysterious ways. IF such an unseen connection wanted to enough y'all, in same way it created Anakin why couldn't it suddenly dump enough power into all these formerly rejected Jedi an suddenly grant them the powers, connections and abilities they woulda had in the alternative verses where they WAS powerful enough to get past Padawan an even became powerful old Masters.. an Army of said Jedi, especially any with scores to settle V the Empire would then had a tough time on their hands. An woulda made those like Vader's, Inquisitors and even Palpatine's lives alot more complex an even annoying. They still wouldn't have stopped Vader or Sideous very long but the inquisitors an alot of others woulda hated their lives if new Jedi or least light side users became as prevailing as Dark Jedi Assassins during the Rebellion times. Woulda made things ALOT easier on them Rebels too having some elite Force users of their own to help fight the Empire in major battles an skirmishes
Exploration core sounds dope though.
As does the bibliothecarians. At least for Bookworm like me.
exploration core would be the shit.
"It definitely wasn't forced upon individuals."
Unless you're Anakin Skywalker who needed to learn how to let go of people and thus the council decided "yeah let's give him ANOTHER ONE to get attached to."
You're doing GREAT council.
Definitely would be more PO’d to be put as a Padwan. The Service core had less scrutiny of their members, meaning it was possible to 1) Learn a valuable trade outside of lightsaber swinging 2) actually do what the Jedi are supposed to and help those in need 3) sneak off with a romantic interest without some stuffy old geezer saying “These things a Jedi doesn’t crave”
And do side jobs like gun running.
"...it definitely wasn't forced on individuals," unless your name was Anakin Skywalker. I realize he warmed up to the idea and accepted Ahsoka as his Padawan, but only after she was "assigned" to him, despite his objections to having a Padawan at all.
A slice of life series about the service core would be interesting.
that would mean they'd have to have creativity rather than dishing out trilogies
Imagine during the early New Sith Wars a Jedi Master and some Service Corps Jedi have a hyperspace malfunction and it sends them hundreds of years in the future where Jedi have become Lords and monarchs on some worlds whilst Sith have kingdoms and their own "knights" defending their interests and interstellar territories.
I'd love to see their interactions with the stark role changes of Jedi and Sith. The intergalactic dark age has changed everything for the worse...
It'd be interesting to have a Service Corp Logistics Officer who happened to be a top notch duelist but had issues with his Master and was moved over to support.
Best I can do is a bounty hunter that doesn't hunt bounties or a crime lord that doesn't do crime
Disney is working on animated shorts for various Jedi that are less known. So perhaps we'll get some Jedi slice of life.
I always find the service corps so underrated...the problem only rise after the empire take over because now a lot of people with minimal jedi training were taken from the corps and made in dark side users like inquisitors and such...but I wish they show how useful the other corps could be
The Grand Inquisitor was a Temple Guard. Would be great to get info on some of the others, like finding out the Fifth Brother was from the Agri Corp, or something, lol.
I wished there was more options in the service corps. Some that involved law enforcement.
@@kingnamor7777 well the Jedi knight were ambassador police and such
@@MartinGasparini86 I already know that. I readied "The Path of Jedi" book. I only wish there were more service corp jobs for the Jedi Initiates who either failed the trials or weren't chosen as Padawans.
@@kingnamor7777 like... I think the service corps there exit are already good... healing exploration and agriculture have enough broad definition
The Jedi Service Corps sounds like a _fantastic_ branch to end up in! In fact, I'd argue that the Jedi Order would have done _better_ in the long run by giving more authority and influence to the senior members of the Service Corps, and possibly some seats on the High Council. Remember that the purpose of the Jedi, at least according to their own creed, is to bring peace, knowledge, and healing to the lifeforms of the galaxy, nurturing the beings therein with care so that all might have the best possible opportunity to prosper. This is literally what the Service Corps does; the Service Corps is the branch of the Jedi that _actually_ follows the Jedi way! That they were so misrepresented is a travesty!
Glorifying the warrior-politicians of the Order over the distinguished members of the Service Corps is probably what started the downfall of the Jedi Order in the first place. A peaceful organization should _never_ be run by the militant branch of said organization. I'd be _horrified_ of a Youngling that _wanted_ to swing around a glowing death stick versus working on a farm.
I think that most younglings would rather spin around glowing death sticks than work on a farm.
Most children would probably rather swing a lightsaber than work a farm.
Well, if they're swinging that glowing death stick in the defense of others and legal justice then it's alright. I'd hope that's what they aspire to do as a Jedi Knight 🤔
And if the Jedi did their indoctrination correctly, the Younglings _shouldn't_ want to swing around glowy death sticks. Hence their failure.
@@anthonylamonica8301 Fair enough.
I used to think they'll remain in the same rank till they past the trials. Like there can still be a 50 year old youngling. Like Grogu.
Pass.
Grogu's age is a very odd inconsistency compared to yoda's
@@leonrussell9607 how exactly?
@@TheAnimationStationTAS yoda says in ep 1 or 2 that he has been training jedi for over 800 years, meaning that he was a full on jedi master before he was 100 years old since he dies when he's around 900
Yet grogu is still a useless baby at over 50
@@leonrussell9607 Grogu's, Yoda's.
Not really.
The existence of these rejected younglings and their fates really drives home why the Sith exists. If you take someone from everything he should have had and then not even let him live up to his potential, just stick him in one of these? Remember the Sith code says that the Force will set them free.
If by some reason I was assigned to the Jedi service corps, the exploration corps would be my top pick
Fascinating with the Jedi Agricultural Corps. I remember them from Red Harvest.
Maybe a "Fate of the SWTOR Sith Empire"? (It disappeared in the Galactic Dark Age between ~3500 BBY to 2000 BBY).
Yeah, I remember reading that novel, there was a specific female Jedi that had a very special connection to plants. Like, she could feel their emotions, and basically talk to them too lol. Though I don't think she even had a Lightsaber of her own; just staying at the temple or in their agriculture research stations was where she spent most if not all of her time.
I'd love for the next MMORPG for Star Wars to take place a few centuries after the fall of Jedi Master Phanius and his declaration of a New Sith Empire.
I'd like to explore that Galactic Dark Age of recorded history but I'd like to assume during that time the fractured Sith Empire did what they do millennia later during the latter half of the New Sith Wars. They break up into warring intergalactic nations and kingdoms; peak infighting unlike ever seen before. This hectic and chaotic war between Sith, Jedi, The Republic, and powerful third party forces causes the flow of trade throughout the galaxy to come to a relative halt. It is in this "dark age" of trade and information that the stark divide in technology and modernized/properly developed worlds past the Mid Rim are almost non-existent.
What is your theory on that era of mystery; besides semi-intentional writing by SWTOR developers.
@@blackshogun272 Phanius, better known as Darth Ruin?
My theory is that the Sith Empire did collapse in that period. The Republic was rebuilding, and it couldn't support most of its Outer Rim. So it contracted to holding down the Mid Rim and earlier while sending Jedi patrols to make sure the Sith didn't reemerge.
why tf is nobody talking about how some of them get turned into soup?!
The Exploration Corp sounds like a sweet gig. You get force training, and you get to just go explore the galaxy? Sounds good to me!
The explorer core seem quite interesting to me and I could se some joining this branch voluntarily. While it was never in cannon, at least to my knowledge, they could have a good number of order 66 survivor if they mange to survive the initial strike, their knowledge or the unknown regions and their abilities to navigate them would have been a great tool to evade the empire.
I think according to "The Jedi Path" you could volunteer or Masters would lead the expeditions.
I would totally love explorer corps it appeals to my Star Trek side
I think the Exploration or Educational Corps would be pretty cool. Getting to explore the Galaxy and or protect Jedi Artifacts (like Eno Cordova) would be pretty sweet.
Most people who think of the military only think of the cool combat roles and never understand combat roles only work if there's a massive amount of support roles in place to make them capable of doing it. I'd love to be a Jedi Sentinel but if I couldn't be that, then I'd for sure want to be an expert on something within the library or do exploration surveying new worlds.
Man I'd love to be under Jocasta Nu and spend my time at the the Archives. Even if I don't get to use the Sith and Jedi artifacts, the facts that I would know what they are is kinda exciting ngl
Apperantly there where some extremly devoted non force users that worked for the order.
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Screw being a Padawan/Knight/Master. The Explorer corps is where it's at! Who wouldn't want to explore strange new worlds? To seek out new life and new civilisations? To boldly go where no one has gone before!
I actually resurrected that idea in my fanfic as something the Empire of the Hand takes on, only they crew their Explorer ships with volunteer experts, not washouts that consider it a punishment. After all, you never know when you'll run across the next ysalamari. Thrawn's own son grows up to be an Explorer captain.
The service corps sounds so zen and honestly they probably help more people than most Jedi
i’d like to think i’d be a good jedi knight. but in all honesty i’d probably end up like one of these low skill younglings 😭
Ethan_hawk_d
Proceeds to Drops light saber through foot
Alternative first choice: the Jedi Exploration Corps.
@@biggsdarklighter0473
I just realized this The Exploration corps is pretty much Jedi Starfleet that sounds way better than what most of the knights were doing.
The healing branch sounds like a nice job. You'd pick up very useful, practical skills, you'd be much less likely to have enemies, with your whole job being to help people who get hurt, and you would still have the usual force powers, making your life very easy, aside from having a job which would mean helping a lot of other people, which is not only a nice thing to do, it's actually known to make the person doing so happier, making it a great job in general. If you're lucky, you could even make friends doing that.
in all honesty being a jedi potatoe would probably be a step up for me. thanks for giving me something to work towards.
I actually really love the service corps. I've used them heavily in a D&D campaign, they're way more valuable than the mainstream Jedi.
Suddenly finding myself jamming out to GoodTimeWithScar's super fast build mode music or Howling by Erling
Imagine if the jedi kidnap you before you are even old enough to form memory, than just expel you because no one wants to train you.
What do they do? Like just set you outside the temple and hand you 10 credits to find dinner?
Nah, they'll probably contact the family or relatives of the youngling to come pick them up. But dude, imagine how sad that shit would be. To never see your peers again or be an amazing Jedi Knight and realize its not because of the Jedi or anyone else but the fact that you're too "weak." I'd be devastated...
They probably hand you a hovering mop and tell you to go clean the bathrooms for minimum wage. After a certain amount of training, it really isn't a good idea to set Force users loose on the galaxy, particularly if they have a reason to begrudge their fellows.
@@anthonylamonica8301 i would shure as hell turn to the dark side then. let the hate flow through myself!
they join the dark side and help kill them
I was a big fan of the obi wan book series and right at book 1 I was so surprised they were about to send him to the Jedi service corp and Yoda was ok with this. Then again in one book it gave me a broader view of the jedi order itself.
May the Potato be with you.
Lookin shredded bro. Got the bi and shoulder vein poppin a bit that what’s up. Keep up the good work.
Well Billy, if you don't shape up we'll have to ship you out to The Farm.
Man I’d rather be in the exploration corps than anything else.
I always thought those in the Explorer Corps were the lucky ones during the war. Far less likely to be murdered by clones or CIS droids, while still having adventures and facing danger.
Me too! All the adventures, far less politicians!
@@katyty1496 not gonna lie, without the prying eyes of the council burning holes into the back of my head, I could finally experiment with the true nature of the Force. I'll be in the wilderness 90% of the time so its not like anybody'll care what I'm doing besides my master. But even they might be chill since we'll just be writing down our findings and discoveries.
@@katyty1496 they were politicians though, since they had to routinely deal with first-contact situations.
Personally I wouldn't mind be in the Service Corp because not matter how good are the Jedi Knights and Masters they will still be affected by how effective the logistics chain it is. Plus if you learn a few secrets from the Service Corp you can leave the Jedi Order to start your own business.
Maybe an illicit pharmaceutical transport and distribution business?
Episodes of your face make my day good sir.
I’m still waiting on the first shipment of Ewok steak…I sent the money to the account like you said.
could grow some hella galatic bud as in the agriculture corp
the earliest i've ever been to a video
As a military vet going to college for teaching history, I'd love the educational core
Master Skywalker there are too many of them what are we going to do
**Ignites Lightsaber**
I imagine myself in the Agri-corp flipping impossible burger patties with my light saber.
Exploration core count me in!! who knows what we will find more knowlage about the Jedi tht have been lost or unknown species
What would of happened if Obi One stayed in the Ag-Core? I loved Star Wars Legends. Your the first person to shout that out. Love the content. Thank you 🙏
Good stuff
Potato? Laughed out loud when I saw that
You had me at potato.
It might be worth getting placed in the med Corp if all the doctors are as fine as that green beauty we saw in CW Season 6. 💚
Bro is down bad 💀
zamn
I can definetly see someone actually prefering the med Corp even if being a powerful and well traind force user. Such a character could even be a pacifist to the point of refusing to even have a lightsaber.
Music was a little bit too loud! Besides that: great video, as always
The Exploration Corps sounds like it could be quite exciting going where few if anyone from the Republic has ever gone before. As a kid Agricultural Corps would have sounded horrible.
honestly, I love the idea of the agricultural and medical aspects of the order. Using the force for combat or mind tricks wasn't all it was good for. Cultivating food stuffs in harsh environments in order to engineer a sustainable infrastructure to build on would have been the most noble thing I can think of to do. And healing. We don't even need to explain why that's essential, everywhere.
The thumbnail for this video just killed me.
Now that you reminded me of the Agricultural corp, I just imagine a Jedi just gardening their potatos and carrots only to get blasted to mulch by clone troopers
If I passed my trials but no master would take me I'd become a force sensitive bounty Hunter.
I would imagine the Exploration corps as an episode of Star Trek, where in reality it would be an episode of Red Dwarf with 4 guys just bumming around the galaxy not sure what they are actually supposed to be doing and just surviving.
Please make a video where the galactic republic with the jedi attack earth
My new ideal career is with the Jedi Agricultural Corps. I want to be a space monk with cool robes who talks to plants, please and thank you.
Super fast build mode!
Iirc you could volunteer as a master to participate in the service corps. The exploration part of the corps sounds like it would be really cool to be a part of.
join exploration corps and die to some warhammer like abeloth being our the force shrieker lol
@@siluda9255 Better story than the sequels.
Service Corp? I’m down with that so long as I get the training and opportunity to construct, utilize and carry my very own lightsaber.
You could have done one for the Low Skiled Sith too - Korriban fertilizer.
Love da videos
Ethan_hawk_d
I have to imagine that for some, perhaps spending their earliest years on some backwater world, on a subsitance farm, to endure all the things Jedi younglings are put through, to fail at that critical stage and be told, "Well is all, young farmer, a Jedi you will not be. Agra Corp. you are."
The Jedi certainly love variety.
Hello there Generation Tech welcome back to another episode of my face Allen
I would join the exploration Corp even after being a knight because I am a proud Ravenclaw and crave knowledge of ancient civilizations, temples and artifacts. Would spend my free time in the great library because studying all I could about the light side of the force.
I know this is more of a legends concept, I don't know how it falls into canon now, but I wonder if the service corps would have had a much larger force of sentinels than guardians and consulars. You most commonly see the blue and green sabers because the guardians have the head-strong focus a knight could use while the consulars brought more powerful force abilities that would have had them selected for knighthood in the first place. But aside from those that came to the different branches to help out, I'd imagine you'd see more sentinels given the different realm of thought working with multiple different sciences and tools to complete their jobs. Maybe a bit less in the exploration field, but definitely more in the medical and agricultural.
Scout sounds cool
It would have been beneficial for all parties if a stint in the medical or agricultural corps was a part of every media's training. Meeting the people you're supposed to be protecting and channeling the Living force would instill important lessons into young Jedi and keep the Jedi Order as a whole from becoming aloof and uncaring about outside events and people.
It’s like the military, not everyone who enlists will become a commando, pilot or an officer. Many do other less glamorous, yet just as important roles like engineering, cooking, logistics, intelligence etc.
"rules like 'don't kill your jedi youngling, anakin"
i see someone is forgetting about the taris padawan massacre!
those were padawans, slaughtered to avoid the return of the Sith. I know, the difference isn't big.
Can we have a breakdown about Obi-Wan's first war(?). Melida/Daan? Please!
Jedi organisation...see Teutonic Order and Knights Hospitaller.... :)
Can you please continue the separatist alliance system earth series please
Did anyone else notice grians time-lapse music half way through the video.
The exploration corps sounds like an excellent way to avoid Order 66.
Join the agriculture corps I may. Breed a carnivorous plant with a taste for clone trooper I might....lol
Still trying to figure out why you called the one kid a potato. He looks more like a Squash to me.
That thumbnail tho hahahahaha
I'd leave the order and make my way in the galaxy.
(but first where's the nearest betting parlor, I need a grub stake)😈
Count Dooku was agricrop before Yoda chose him as his new Padawan. I think if I was a Jedi I would want to spend a little bit of time and each to expand my knowledge.
Luckily Anakin made sure they never had to find out.
Exploration Corp...that would be my choice over even a knight.
The exploration corps sounds like an interesting time.
If anything, I think some Jedi joining the service core might be pissed for ending up being forced to join the soldiers during the clone wars, when they'd rather do more peaceful things that their job needed them to do.
id pick exploration over knight
What happened to the service corps during order 66?
Those not surrounded by clones just went into hiding since the relay message sent by Obi-Wan from the Jedi Temple told them to lie low until everything was figured out. Anyone that didn't go into hiding met a fate similar to those that couldn't abandon their Jedi ways...
@@blackshogun272 so they can possibly supporting the under ground railroad system also. Cool thanks. 👍
In legends, they were captured alive to serve as Inquisitors or other dark side applicationd. Palps also remarks, how easy breaking them Was.
@@biggsdarklighter0473 well that actually explains how Palpatine got so many assassin's, inquisitors, and dark Jedi agents to serve him. Palpatine was evil but he didn't waste potential resources...
Master Yoda points at a field and tells the younglings......... Pick itself Cotton will not.
Honestly I wouldn't mind joining the exploration core.
i ❤️ the show “Alan”
hey Allen! I have a star wars question for you! If every star wars ship takes off and lands vertically, why was there an absolutely massive runway on Coruscant for Anakin to land "half a ship" on?
That runway is just outside my apartment, we call it "plot hole alley", no idea why they built it, but hey, at least it didn't obstruct my view.
Exploration core actually sounds pretty legit
So what happened to all the Service Corp members during and after Order 66?
Okay by me. I grew up on a farm here on EARTH in the U.S.A. in State of IOWA . The Farming core would have Great opportunities for discovery . And like others said ,,not so hard core.
Force sensitive anthropologist seems like a neat career path lol
That is basically what Cal Kestis does in Jedi: Fallen Order.
Imagine being kidknapped as a kid and then just expelled from the order lol do the Jedi at least take you back home? Feels like that's the least they could do
They aren’t kidnapped, the parents give them to the order willingly.
It’s also explained that yes, you do have an option to quit training and return home.
A story about a agriculture core or a exploration core order 66 missed would have been interedting