Star Wars Visions - 1x5 The Ninth Jedi - Group Reaction
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
- An exciting twist with some lightsabers leads to one of our favorite episode so far of Visions! The Normies review and discuss Season 1 Episode 5 after the reaction!
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This is supposed to happen so long AFTER the sky walker saga that they had forgotten how to make lightsabers. This is also the direction that I really hope the franchise goes in. I want to see more like this.
It'd be sick to have a trilogy where the Skywalker saga was an ancient myth
What's interesting is that the symbol on the Margraves clock looks a bit like Ashoka so some peopel are wondering if she created her own Jedi Order in the outer rim and this is the last remains of it
I wish they would just go into these not trying to fit it into the Canon timeline or matching up with existing lore, especially with their surface level knowledge of Star Wars, in general.
It's much more enjoyable if you watch each of these as a standalone experience that just happens to have a Star Wars aesthetic rather than trying to piece them together. When you are worrying about all these other things that don't matter, that's when you get the 10 second delay after the lightsabers are red because nobody understood that that meant they were Sith and had to wait for Ethan to spell it out to you. Then 'she has a black lightsaber?' like she hadn't already used it several times before and weren't paying attention when they explained the saber color thing. Or 'it turned green' when that was a huge moment of the episode showing it changing from colorless to green and also having people make a comment when it happened, but somehow still missing it.
I feel like the Normies weren't paying attention to the beginning of this episode...
@@AddMiller221 I agree, I prefer if the stories are not canon because like that we don't have to worry about if it fit in the canon or in what time it takes when the stories can continue on their own.
The director said in an interview that he is willing and already prepared to continue from this as if it's a pilot, but of course he needs the company to let him first. He put a lot of thought into it.
Fun Fact: Kara in Japanese means "empty" or "void" which symbolize her colorless Lightsaber in the begining, and later turn into Green during her fight with the Sith servants
Mace Windu is a master of form, 7 Va’paad which literally harnesses the power of the dark side along with the light side, so purple is the molding of both sides of the force
My thing is how the fuck was he serving as Master of the Order on the Jedi Council when he used the dark side of the force.
Because so much shit happened to others who suggested similar things only to get berated, exiled, etc by the previous councils.
Like Darth Revan, he was a Jedi turned Sith Lord and then back to a Jedi Master, but they rejected his ass, but his achievements were too great to exile him. Like smh
@@khazms theoretically is not that he uses the darkside directly, he sort of internalized it and uses it as a mirror theoretically speaking the stronger the dark side in his opponent the stronger he is, its an entire fluctuating thing that changes and is not well define xD
In short they created a loophole xD
And i mean is not like the jedi made a lot of sense they constantly broke their own system and didn't follow their own rules
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Actually that's not what Vaapad does at all. What Mace does is allow the enemy's Dark Side to "Flow through" him and right back at them, in conjunction with his own strength. He NEVER harnesses the Dark Side on his own, merely basically redirecting it.
This is why Palpatine actually canonically lost to Mace; all Dark Side that Palpatine brought forth was redirected right back at him (Quite literally in the case of Force Lightning). The only real downside is Mace insulating himself from the Dark Side to not be affected and his stamina to maintain that insulation.
Against Non-Dark Siders, he is just like any other Jedi Master.
Against another Jedi, Mace is a strong duelist but would probably lose to likes of Peak-Anakin or Yoda, but against a super strong Sith like Palpatine he would have a field day. It's also why Palpatine had to quickly focus and cut down the other Jedi Masters, as 1 v 1 is the only realistic way he could win in a battle. If Mace had allies, Palpatine pretty much had a guaranteed loss
This definitely takes place waaaaaay later than the skywalker saga lmao even though it's not canon. They made it pretty clear that this took place long after the jedi and sith.
I already liked Kara as a character way more than Rey
Yep, I think i read somewhere that the episode was meant to take place in the (far) future of the SW-Universe.
Though IIRC, at least in Legends the Jedi were almost completely annihilated a few times over the millennia. So were the Sith.
@@dxanatos2 kinda scary to know then, that basically both the jedi and the sith will be destroying eachother over and over again through the end of days? Because they both end eachother in the past, present and future for what we've seen and know.
This felt waaaaay earlier tbh
Yeah, I'm curious as to what happened. Though, heavy Old Republic vibes.
I assume it's because shit went stagnant and a lot of lawlessness from the former empire controlled planets.
The New Republic had many areas without control as we saw in Mandalorian. I guess eventually force sensitives found Sith temples and holocrons to learn the dark side of the force and now they're back to the "brotherhood of darkness" style of Sith instead of Rule of Two. Maybe we can assume the current Jedi must have learned the light side of the force from Rey's disciples or perhaps Force Ghosts. I don't get how these dudes like Ethan are "Masterless Jedi" though unless Jedi texts and holocrons still survived.
This one was the very best one..... So much of world building, fantastic animation, great story and even characters are good.... I hope Lucasfilm expands on this
This takes place many years after the sequel trilogy. They say it in the beginning.
Yep. This was the first story explicitly set after the sequel trilogy, and it's very far in the future.
@@SuzakuX The twins is set after tros
This is why subs are bad for reactions, especially for people not incredibly used to them. They miss important details.
Glad you guys noticed her father's lightsaber color. It just didn't click for Kara that her father could be a Jedi. And this one is my favorite , it really felt like star wars.
Her father is definitely force sensitive with some training but that dosent mean he thinks of himself as a jedi and might be happier just surporting them.
They should 100% adapt a full fledged series based on this episode alone
This is far in the future, as explained at the beginning (honestly probably better to watch in English if you're reacting in a group of people), lightsabers have been lost from the Galaxy. In the current canon the colour of a lightsaber is determined by the Jedi's bond with the crystal, but in this the Sabersmith tempered the crystals so that the colour etc. changes from user to user.
This was actually a cut concept from Return of the Jedi, when Vader takes Lukes new saber and turns it on it was supposed to turn red.
I actually really like the concept though, hope it gets brought over into canon at some point.
I agree about the dub, when it comes to reacting in a large group. Oftentimes they'll have redundant conversations because half the group is paying attention to the subtitles and then they end up saying the same thing over again. 😏
Is it really though??? Because all of Star Wars was a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. Also the Sith Acolyte title was a Sith Empire title. I’ve been working on the assumption that this is Old Republic Era… I could be wrong tho
@@Comrade_Brewski Nope it was confirmed to be well after the sequel trilogy by official sources.
Also the way the lightsabers are made is different from any other era in star wars and fits into a new age better
I didn't notice initially that when Kara's lightsaber turns green the other dudes turns from red to purple. Somehow witnessing her change changed him
Homen stated that the darkness of the ones he was hanging with had consumed him. Presumably when he saw Kara's blade change that started to snap him out of it.
The home planet of lightsaber crystals is Ilium, it's the planet starkiller base is made on in episode 7. The whole planet was powering the planet destroying lasers.
That asteroid field they were mining for kyber crystals was probably remnants of Illum that got caught in that planets gravity well.
I love how matter of fact-ly he says that Jedha is the home to all the Jedi's kyber crystals like he is dropping some knowledge, while also being completely wrong.
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Yeah, I had no idea what he was going on about.
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Kyber crystals can be found on other planets, but since those are in the asteroid belt, it is likely the remnants of Starkiller/Ilium.
Kyber crystal can be found all over the galaxy and while rare are not impossible to find.
In canon we know of at least 3 planets of the top of my head that have Kyber crystals on them and they are probably a lot more.
Actually, Guys and Gal, the producers of this short have stated that this tale takes place hundreds of years AFTER Episode IX.
I believe it said so at the beginning of the episode also. 👖
this was waaaaaaay after all of the series. once the jedi order was formed it stayed until order 66. then all we know after that it only shows luke being the last of his kind(which they fucked up so heavily, but its still cannon). so this is deep into the future it seems like considering the only thing they know is that the force exist, and that at some point there was the jedi order which kept peace which is what theyre trying to bring back.
George Lucas says lightsaber colors are based on the user's personality. That's the canon explanation.
The Canon is that the crystal is attuned to the user before they make the lightsaber which determines the color. Not changing on the fly as someone grabs it like here.
The visions episodes are not cannon
Everybody saying to this should be a series, but I want a series with the adventures of Kara, Small Droid and Old Droid!
Old Droid can be the pilot of the show.
Lah Kara, 99-99 (Four-Nine), and OG-3 (San being the Japanese word for 3)
The character designer for this episode was Tetsuya Nishio. He also does the character designs for the _Naruto/Boruto_ anime series.
The droid taking a break could be oil or some coolant that he is drinking and makes sense for him to either having to lubricate old parts or cool/defreeze parts due to the temperature on the planet and thus the steam he releases.
I absolutely love the almost azure, very light blue saber in this, gives off kinda angelic feeling. And purple sabers are second favorite
Hey so I don’t know if y’all looked it up afterwards , but this episode was produced by Production IG, who does the anime Haikyuu! Once you get to season 4, you’ll notice the animation style is the same/very similar. Love your reactions to both these shows!
This would be set WAY after the movies if it was canon based on what they said in the episode
I’m pretty sure these visions episodes aren’t cannon
@@ryanjacklin9664 I said "if it was canon"
I know these are non canon.
The way this episode takes your trust issues on a roller coaster by making you think Juro is sus but it's actually the 'Jedi' that showed up there that were liars.
I was instantly more interested in this story just from the introduction telling us that this takes place over a thousand years after Luke and Leia's era. And I love the new idea it introduces that if you temper the crystal it will change color depending on the user rather than just being the color the original person manifested when they harvested and activated the crystal. That's a better concept to me and leads to great moments like what we saw here when the gray saber became green or when all the Sith activated the sabers and the weapons knew who they were.
So to clarify, technically all the episodes of visions are not canon, (as unfortunate as that may be for some of the episodes we see) but if you really want to know where in the timeline this would be, it would likely be during the Era of the Old Republic and the Sith Empire. The connection people make that bring us to that conclusion is the number of “acolytes of the sith” present in the episode, because “Sith Acolyte” was a title granted to the mass number of sith that weren’t quite at the “Darth” level during the reign of the Sith Empire. Another example of a Sith title that was present in the Old Republic Era, as well as the the Era of the Empire, would be the Sith Inquisitors. (Vader’s inquisition was far less intimidating, In both strength and number.) This has been moderately informed Star Wars lore with brewski, thank you and have a good day.
This is by far one of my favorite episodes it was awesome and Kara she’s so badass her father would be proud and I loved how her lightsaber had no color than later turned green amazing
Windu's is purple because he does use a bit of the Dark Side, his fighting style is called Juyo which adopts Dark Side techniques and extra ferocity, that and Samuel L Jackson wanted a colour that stood out, but it was cool that they had Homen's as purple because he was susceptible to the Dark Side. Ironically, Windu isn't even the strongest fighter of the Jedi in his time, Plo Koon was said to have even defeated Yoda in a lightsaber battle, that as well as being one of the Jedi's best pilots, even Anakin regarding him highly in that area.
The opening narration said that this was way after, to the point where lightsabers had fallen out of existence, you could parallel it to Damascus Steel in a sense, whose original creation also got lost to time
Fun Fact: there is one Jedi that had a red lightsaber, Adi Gallia. She was playable in one of the games and was the chief negotiator, in that time the lore was that all sith Kyber were synthetic thus why they were red, Gallia's was also synthetic. More recently the idea of 'bleeding' was introduced where a sith suppresses the kyber with the Dark Side to turn it red, this episode does make a point in saying that Lah Zima tempered the Kyber so its colour and length reflected the user.
I actually kinda liked Kara's translucent green compared to pure green, it did give off Darksaber vibes.
This was one of my top favorite episodes, and love getting to see other people enjoy it as well!
I'm pretty sure this is supposed to happen wayy after the star wars saga. Since the lightsaber has apparently been lost for ages, which wouldn't makes sense if it happened in the middle of the series. And also both the jedi and the sith wants to rebuild, so it wouldn't make any sense if it happened during any of the movies since during every movie either the jedi or the sith are in power. And it can't be way before since they're not using protosabers. So wayyy after is the only thing that makes sense
Episode 4 is still my favorite from visions, but I want what they use in this episode with the Lightwave colors and even the idea of a sabersmith to be implemented into Canon, AND PLEASE make some look like kitanas
The episode's makers confirmed it's set centuries AFTER Rise of Skywalker. That's why the lightsabers were lost and the Jedi had to be re-established.
Both the Jedi and Sith existed thousands of years before the prequels along with their famous weapons, so being set before never would have made sense.
The visions episodes aren’t even cannon
One of the reasons I love these Vision shorts is they make the universe feel HUGE in scope, yet still totally Star Wars.
this is the one that needs a full show!
I think the planet where natural crystals can be found is ilum. Also, nothing is canon, they can do whatever they want the timeline doesn’t matter
This is the one episode i wish it could become a full series.
The guy attacking the Jedi at the end wasn't conflicted. He was like some kind of spy sent to keep a close eye on the sith. He had to keep up appearances and got too caught up in the dark side to pull back, so much so that someone had to call out to him and get him to stop.
I like how it's explained in the BTS that the reason why this episode, in particular, is longer than the rest is due to there being two ideas they originally created that were so well received, they let them join them into one coherent story. Resulting in the episode having more run time than originally granted.
To start off, the sith in this episode are only acolytes, hence why they are weaker, with hugely varying power between them. Also remember ALL force users enhance their physical abilities exactly as much as their strength in the force, hence why the kid was able to fight back against the two weaker acolytes.
Jeda doesn’t house all or even close to near all of the universes kyber crystals btw, it only has a huge amount for one planet, and is one of the many planets the Jedi council used to send padawans for their final trials when receiving their lightsaber.
That being said, the special thing about Jedas kyber is that it doesn’t seem force attuned naturally like almost all kyber is, thus it can be used as a focuser more so than an enhancer like other kyber crystals.
Also in legends, lightsaber actually usually changed length and color depending on who used them and how they used them, in legends and even canon, when not conflicted a user can bleed or attune a kyber crystal near instantly. Either one or entire rooms even if not touching them or seeing them.
I love that pretty much everyone unanimously agrees this was one of the best episodes of the series and NEEDS a continuation. It's rare that Star Wars fans are this unanimous about anything.
I think this would take place way after the ST. The Jedi have been a part of the Republic for a long time, like Marketa said. So it can’t be before the prequels. I think for this, the Sith came into power and destroyed what Rey started. Now you have scattered Force users that has never touched a lightsaber.
Kara is well on her way of being a master of form 4 with all those acrobatics lol
Ahsoka’s shorter saber is yellow in the Clone Wars (and white later). I have an original Luke Skywalker action figure from the 80s with the yellow saber that slides out of his arm.
This next to episode 8 have to be some of the greatest from Visions, They absolutely need continuations
episdoe 1 may be my favorite episdoe overall but this one had my favorite moment with that twist
I would totally consider rewatching these episodes in English. Disney was able to acquire so amazing voice actors to portray these characters. I watched visions twice in Japanese and English. And I can say they both are equally as good in either language.
I do think this is also my favorite one, the Duel is most unique, and I loved the music from the Village Bride the most.
the different lightsaber colours do have cannon meanings, and purple does not mean "in conflict", nor was the guy in this episode, i think the implication was there was so much bad vibes that the sith were putting out and this guy was very empathic, either through the force or his species, that he kinda got caught up in it.
The 3rd and the 5th episodes were always my favorite in Star Wars Vision.
out of all the episodes in Visions this is the one that can make a really good TV show
This was my favorite...like I want more of this story... Lol
episode should've started with "Yesterday, in a galaxy far, far away"
1. There are actually a ton of O66 survivors beyond those implied by movies. And in a big galaxy they DO NOT all "have to die" because they weren't in a movie.
2. This ep of Visions strikes me as FAR FUTURE well past E9 and (yet another) fall of the Jedi and rise of the Sith.
3. The power source for the orbital temple is obviously a bigass khyber crystal, yes the temple is an orbital saber.
4. On-the fly Lightsabre colorshifting was stated to be a new special feature of the sabres crafted by the sabresmith.
You guys need to plan a trip to galaxies edge at Disney or something. That's gonna be awesome to see you guys just get lost in the set pieces and there you all can build your own lightsabers
So i was doing this a while ago but kinda gave up when suraj replied with a yes but in the future! But imma do it anyway! So here goes Day #1 of asking for JoJo's reaction...
This is actually waaaaaaaayy in the future.
A long time in the future in a galaxy far far away.
Blue lighsabers are the basic color
Green are ones with lots of force within
Purple are more aggressive
Red is corrupt
Yellow are given to temple guardians
White are purified from red.
I thought the same thing that Suraj did: I'm assuming each of these is a "pilot" episode that they may continue through other mediums (i.e. the first episode's comic).
Holy Shit, Production I.G killing it.
This was my favorite episode of all and the one that for me has a big potential if they continue the story
I’ve waiting a long time for this
This could just as easily take place either in the far of future or on a distant past.
Jeda is the planet where the first Jedi/Force powers were developed.
This episode is absolute best!! Deserved this to be a full fledged anime. Japanese dub definitely rocks with this!!
The character designer for the 9th Jedi is NARUTO character designer Tetsuya Nishio
There's a video on yt of Sam Jackson asking George Lucas "You ever have any... Purple lightsabers?" Lol
Production IG animated anime like "Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C". They're one of the best.
Production IG (studio behind this episode) is great. You should react to the anime "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex." It's incredible.
Also yeah, Mace Windu was known to incorporate some "controlled anger" within his fighting style, which makes his lightsaber purple. He taps into the dark side while fighting, but has control over it. At least, according to what the lore is.
Kyber crystals are generally blue or green (Or I guess yellow?).
Crystals will work better with you based on your skill set. Blue if your strength is fighting, green if it is force wisdom. Yellow I'm not sure, but the sentinels have yellow sabers.
For the Sith, instead of the crystal working with them, they dominate the crystal, causing it to crack and "bleed", turning it red.
In the case of Mace Windu, the actual story is that Sam Jackson demanded an unusual color. But the canon story is that he is actually trained in the dark side, and practiced a controlled domination with his own blue light saber. Turning it purple.
So I mean, I suppose someone who is wise in the force and has studied the dark side could turn their green crystal yellow in a similar way. So maybe that's the idea?
Oh, and then you can actually turn a red crystal back to the light. But it will have lost its identity in the process. So it becomes a white lightsaber.
So I guess to fit this story into canon, if the Kyber crystals were "tempered" beforehand, they could lose their specific crystalline state and thus sync up with whatever works best with the wielder, making it clear until held by a force user.
15:20 note on colors. Green imo represents hope. Hope for s better tomorrow or change is coming. Blue is true good or morals is good. Red is oppress/control others. Purple is speaking in dnd terms is lawful neutral. That character if they expand on him probably joined the sith with he was told/taught what the sith doing and their laws is right for the galaxy and told the Jedi is evil or the ones causing chaos.
His saber started to change when he fought kara and saw her color change from translucent to green. So when he saw that something changed on his views of the Jedi and Sith. Hence why juro believes that person could change to be good and gives him a chance to follow them. There is a chance he may not agree and attack them but juro is taking that chance and HOPE for a better future.
this cant be before the prequels cuz then u go into the old republic and the old republic had a jedi order. i see it as its soo far past the sequels that the knowledge of making sabers and seeing a jedi or sith is rare as fuck
It was a trap for a different kind of fish. A trap for Sith trying to trap Jedi. The trapper has become the trapped
just so it is clear non of the visions episodes are canon with the skywalker saga movies and tv shows
yeah but this one and the village bride could very well be if they decide to continue them because they are very canon compliant
None of these are meant to fit into canon or a timeline. These were meant to be free of those shackles. The only one that has a timeline fit is “The Elder”.
Yeah. Love this reaction. Lot more than just a handful of Jedi alive though. This probably takes place after revenge and before episode 4.
I believe the episode producers said it takes place many years after the Sequels.
I know that red lightsaber reveal shook me
You guys should react to Star wars the old Republic cutscenes!
this was the best episode of Visions, I'd watch a whole 2-cour season of it.
This droid that took her coin and drove her has more personality and reasoning behind his action when most star wars movie character.
You guys should REALLYYYYYY REACT TO “my name” it’s super good, I just finished episode 1 and I already hooked- badly just please please pleaseeeeee
this is centuries after the movies
Timeline wise it's actualy meant to be long after the sequel trilogy.
This is my favorite episode because it is the only episode that made me want more
Production I.G doesn’t miss
This is my favorite episode.
Is wrong to assume if a character isn’t in the movies should be dead…. Looking at Ahsoka… maybe even Ezra from rebels is alive too
11:40 well to be honest this is something you will noticed. Technology in Star Wars is actually regressing.
Old republic era (about if I remember right 3k years before phantom menace) tech is advanced. High republic have some advance but after years of wars and conquest tech kinda weakened. Then slowly rebuilt up to phantom menace during that era republic but not every planet is that advance. That worsen again when empire took over and start occupying and stripping resources from planets for the next 20 years till new hope started to fight back. After empire fell the galaxy is still a mess even with a new republic formed since ppl don’t trust them or what’s left of power struggles for what’s left of valuable resources is happening mainly in outer rim.
Basically so much shift in power happens that will enhance/weaken different places, new creations could be advance or primitive, resources is scarce to make anything and so fourth.
Fans hoping including me since The Bride episode a third force faction is created that’s more nature focused then light/dark. Cause Jedi and Sith constantly fighting, one takes over and establish these laws which doesn’t end up good even for Jedi. Usually involves occupying areas and monitoring resources or locking/exploiting them.
A nature focus force faction focus is making sure the force of the planet is thriving and it’s inhabitants safe from outside forces. This force faction priority is to preserve life instead of force it to lean to their views like the Jedi and Sith do and governing power since it always leads to them occupying and exploiting the planet and it’s inhabitants.
It said in the beginning it was way way way after the jedi order perished.
This episode takes place far in Star Wars future, not its past. Presumably, if one were to place this along with canon, either Grogu (baby Yoda, from the Mandalorian) would have to have been killed, and this takes place a few centuries after the movies, or Grogu lived a full life and this takes place well over a thousand years later.
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Because there would have to be enough time between Grogu's end, and the current era in this episode for a generation or two of people to be born that have no knowledge of lightsabers. Technically, it could also be possible that Grogu simply never learned how to make lightsabers, since he might well have always had the Darksaber to use.
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In that case, it could very well be that Juro might have been Grogu's final apprentice. And now, with Grogu gone, Juro feels compelled, as he ages, to establish a more formal way for new Jedi to be trained. After all, Grogu could live for centuries and handle everything himself, whereas Juro sees the need for something to continue on beyond his own lifetime.
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That's not at all what the creators of this episode were thinking, but to me, it fits.
I’d watch this one if it were a series for sure
This 20 minute episode single-handedly beats the whole sequel trilogy IMO
Wait..so purple is a balance between the two. Yet white is also sort of like that too? Confusing..
Well white comes about from healing a bled crystal, purging the negative energy that was put in it. Purple happens naturally after a connection is formed with the owner, though it’s very rare. So purple is closer to being between light and dark
4:57 HOLY SHIT!! That's Zoro from One Piece!!
Did yall take down all reactions to Umbrella Academy?
I would say this is non canon, but I thought that this Sabersmith changed the technology (for this one episode) to change the lightsaber to the owner's bond. I wouldnt compare this to Mace or other Jedi in the series.
Also, in my opinion this could have happened after episode 3. Lots of Jedi could have survived, and the margrave said himself that a lot of jedi were killed and replaced with sith. The only thing that counters this is the Rule of 2 but there could have been many masterless Sith just as easily as masterless Jedi.
this takes place far after the most recent movies as this is the time that we have no jedi order so it makes more sense than before the prequels where disney have made the EU non canon so all the old republic content and old origin of the force is no longer canon and they are also doing that high republic thing so yea for sure its based far into the future when the events of episode 9 have faded into myth and there are a ton of masterless jedi in the galaxy and sith as well
I like how u guys watch the Sub version I feel like it’s way better than the dubbed
that's because it is
This is rather meant to be far far into the future then the past (so after the sequels; which I wouldn‘t mind skipping a few centuries into the future 😅)
Spoiler at the bottom
So there have been tons of cannon reasons for the colors of the crystals, I think at first the crystals had their own color, and they connected to the Jedi. Then I think there was a theory where the crystal is normally clear and change when they’re retrieved by their jedi.
Dont know what the cannon is now for Jedi crystals
As for the red crystals, they use to be synthetic crystals. I think now they use to be natural but have been corrupted with the dark side by the sith that took it. (bleeding)
Spoiler:
White is rare and comes from a crystal that’s been purified from the dark. Like that one old master in clone wars and adult Ashoka in rebels and mandalorian
it's disney, anime and star wars her father was dead in the moment he show up
Glad you guys are watching it in japanese 😇
Arigato
I honestly think this is a better premise for a trilogy than what we got and I enjoyed the sequel trilogy.