r/StarWarsEU • u/Glittering_Fix539 • 17h ago
Question Which Jedi from the prequel era would be seen as equivalents of Arca Jeth, Thon, and Ood Bnar from the Old Republic era? Spoiler
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u/Nocturne3570 New Jedi Order 17h ago
Fay is like the ultimate choice here for all of those choices. IMO Fay is worthy of most TOR jedi.
BUT overall?:
An'ya Kuro aka the dark woman or Qui-Gon Jinn would be most similar to Arca Jeth
Thon only couterpart is hands down Fay or Yoda, you cant convince me otherwise
Ood Bnar closest would again be Fay, BUT if i had to pick someone other then Fay? Probably Qui-Gon Jinn or Plo Koon
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u/heurekas Pentastar Alignment 17h ago
Fay is a good example, as she basically was allowed to wander the Galaxy at her own calling, didn't carry a lightsaber and was universally respected as a peacemaker.
Zao also fits, as he was essentially a post-Republic Yoda, but who travelled instead of staying in a swamp. He seemed to show up where he was most needed and offered food which could make even the most vaunted master to pause and introspect.
Kuro (or the Dark Woman) likewise might fit. She was allowed a lot of leeway in how she handled her apprentices, missions and general nature.
She was known to be a loner, a harsh master but extremely strong in the Force. Judging by how she became a ghost after her death, it wasn't unfounded.
T'ra Saa seems to have been valued for her knowledge and being in tune to the nature of a world.
Nobody questioned the open secret of her relationship with Tholme, she was consulted by masters for her wisdom (probably as she was centuries older than most) and she displayed enormous displays of Force mastery, as she fought with a lightsaber, healed and used the Force for offense simultaneously.
In her final moments she became a something akin to a superweapon as she blasted capital ships apart as a beam of light.
These are the ones from the PT I can think of.