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Posted in toys on 09/03/2011 11:50 am by admin

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Who should appear in Star Wars: The Clone Wars episodes 88 and 100?

Episodes 22, 44 and 66 featured Cad Bane, Boba Fett and Chewbacca, respectively, since they were Season Finales. I wonder who will be featured in the finale of the upcoming fourth season and the final episode? I mean 66 episodes aired so far, and there are 34 more to make a whole 100 episodes. Am I right?

chewbacca was amazing .... i dont think anyone will appear in the last episode. It would simply be cancellor palpetine darth sidiuos killing mace windu, anakin falling to dark side.....execution of order 66(clone army kills jedi) and finally anakin vs obione kenobi....I think series will end the sameway as the 3rd movie star wars the revenge of the sith ended with anakin being transformed into Darth vadar.

I think asokha tano will be killed by Captian rex (order 66.all clone army shoot the jedi on the order of chancellor palpetine).

How old were Jedi younglings?

In Phantom Menace, when Qui-Gon attempts to convince the council to train Anakin, they insist that he is too old. Anakin is nine at the time. In the Star Wars: The Clone Wars on the season two episode "The Children of the Force", Cad Bane disguises as a Jedi to kidnap some force-sensitive younglings. When he tries to convince the Rodian mother to part with her young son(he seems to be no older than two), she says that she didn't expect to have to give him up for another few years. Basically, I'm wondering what the cut-off point for jedi was. We know that a great exception was made for the nine-year-old Anakin, but has a specific age ever been mentioned? I thought that I had read somewhere in one of the expanded universe comics or books that there was a youngling nursery at the temple, but I have no idea if that was apart of canon. Or even if i'm remembering correctly.

Both "Peter Davies" and "Ida" have one thing wrong in their otherwise decent answers ... parents didn't bring their children to the Jedi for training. In the SW galaxy, at least on the more "civilized" worlds, all children, of any species, were given a Midi-Chlorian test at birth to see if they had the potential to become a Jedi. If the count was high enough the Jedi usually just showed up and took the child a few days after birth. It was one of the many "blind spots" that the Jedi had. To them there was no higher "honor" than becoming a Jedi and they couldn't understand why parents didn't want to give their children up. How could they since none of them had ever been parents or ever would be. It was just one of the many ways that the Jedi Order had gone "stale" and another of the ways that Palpatine used to defeat them. In many ways Palpatine didn't have to lift a finger to defeat the Jedi Order ... they defeated themselves.

That being said there are a few ways in which the "Star Wars The Clone Wars" series is "fudging" the lines in respect to the "canon" issue but this is a minor one as are most of the others.

There was indeed a "youngling nursery" at the Jedi Temple. It has been referenced many times in the younger readers books of the Star Wars EU. As for a "cut off" point I haven't seen anything really concrete for any species other than humans. In one of the Jedi Academy Trilogy books Leia says that Luke had found old Jedi records that indicated that human children were "safe" from the influence of the dark side until the age of 3 and that had usually been the "cut off" point for human children in respect to their training.

You are correct in saying "that a great exception was made for the nine-year-old Anakin" but an even bigger exception was made for Luke, he was 21 when his formal training began with Yoda although there wasn't very much about Luke's training that fell under the "formal" category.

Going back to your main question: "How old were Jedi younglings?" - basically from infancy to their mid to late teens. If they had not been selected by a Master to become a padawan apprentice by then they were usually sent to the Agricultural Corps of the Jedi Order to learn other skills.

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