I remember when Lost Missions was released for the first time time on Netflix. I bigned it on day 1 in one sitting, was blown away by it, it was such a good season with Fives story arc and the Yoda one.
@@Arak_Drakoniz Yeah, he was never saying that the Council would jump to the conclusion that yoda was "losing it", he was just saying that the council decided to meditate on whatever issue yoda was having before anything else before anything else.
Of course. Qui-gon mastered manifesting himself after death living through the force, AKA, becoming a "force ghost". For Yoda to not even know of this ability shows how much of the force they know little about.
Essence transfer; Qui-Gon to Cad Bane; Yoda to Groogu; Shev Palpatine to A'Sharad Hett, Django to Boba "with the strength of many men" Perhaps I`ll switch to Perry Rhodan.
I think Yoda came to realization that Qui-Gon truly dedicated himself to the will of the force and one of the few to not lose his way. Even things Yoda is unaware of and hasn’t researched, because Qui-Gon allowed himself to be truly a vessel to the will of the force it allowed him to come back as a force ghost.
@@lufsolitaire5351 Yoda avoids to question Qui-Gon weather Boba Fett is a clone or just the immortal guy "with the strength of many men". Same on Mortis; the daughter the same hooknose waers as Cad Bane. How I can see it? "The dark side of the force is a path to many abilities people find unnatural". The father wears "a nice hat" a story with a long beard. If Leam Neeson neglects his traing sessions, Batman told me through the force, Liam will become as fat and long bearded as Fiidel Castro----under a nice hat.
The fact that they didn't believe in Qui-Gon's presence shows the extent of the war, it limited their vision to only seeing the conflict and not the possibilities within the force.
That was one of the whole points of the Clone Wars. Sidious causing the war to have so much destruction that it clouded what the Jedi Order could see. There were so many events, cataclysms. And as time passed the Order was being whittled down. It was working so well that Sidious was talking every day with the Jedi as at first Senator of Naboo and then Chancellor, and the Order never figured it out. They never saw that the smiling old man they met with was the architect of the Order's destruction and would take the Republic they served into something else entirely. Not until it was too late.
@@Warmaker01 Yup, that old man was making some mad chess moves, and then it was checkmate. Clone war added so much context and emotion, watching the finale left me in tears
@@KaunPrime It technically started with Bane since you know, he invented the Rule of Two and started the Great Plan plan to overthrow the Jedi and the Republic
1:34 I love how Anakin was able to hear Qui-Gon talking to Yoda, even though Anakin wasn’t the one Qui-Gon was talking to. Anakin wasn’t even trying or meditating, he just casually heard Qui-Gon’s ghost.
@@lexio9913it actually doesn’t at all. Black people have just the same capacity as white people to be assholes mace windu is a dick. And saying that has nothing to do with race
@@kennylindsay-zy4zi I found it ironic that he essentially was the one responsible (more like irresponsible) for his own death…if he had given Aniken a direct task instead of “stay out it” to their interrogation of Palpatine, he never would’ve went
To be completely fair, it was incredibly odd for Yoda to act so confused and uncertain. And considering that Mace has been with Yoda on the Council for decades, it feels reasonable to ensure that a friend/ally is alright.
I love that it was Qui-gon who figured out the force ghost trick before anyone else (in his era, obviously). His views on the force were always kinda looked down on by other master, but he ended up being right. If more Jedi had thought like him and opened themselves up to his ways, they may've been able to prevent Sidious' rise to power. Unfortunately, the masters on the council were too arrogant and proud to admit that their ways weren't working. They kept trying to look into a future they knew was clouded and completely missed the danger that was right in front of them. Palpatine could stand in the room with Yoda, Windu, Shaak Ti, probably the entire council and they never once sensed the Dark Side in him.
@@JUDGEMENTNUT I said of his Era. I'm well aware other jedi have done it, but it had been long enough since it happened that the council at least thought it impossible.
wow so the downfall of the jedi was one giant metaphor of living too much in the future and not being in the present to see/be mindful of what is around you? That's pretty deep.
@@Trapping_ackbar7 Like Qui-gon told Obi-Wan, don't be mindful of the future at the expense of the moment. You can easily miss what's right in front of you. That's how the Jedi fell. Did you know that Palpatine actually had Sith artifacts *in* his *public* office at the senate? Not a single Jedi on the council even noticed them. And Sith artifacts generally carry some lingering dark side presence in them.
The great thing is that Yoda always opened himself to learning. He understands the most important thing. What we know is nothing compared to what we do not know. New information can always force you to reevaluate what you think you know.
I love how even when Yoda is the grand master of the Jedi Council, he is also still just as much a student as he is a teacher. There were things about the Force that even he didn't know, but Qui-Gon did. And Yoda was able to humble himself to the level of student to a man he once bemoaned for being too reckless and rebellious against the Jedi Council, because there was something about the Force that he needed to know, and it was no time to be a selfish teacher, but a student trying to learn something. Man I love The Clone Wars. I need to watch the final season, as well as Rebels and The Bad Batch.
"There is always hope, my friend. Though it often comes in forms, not looked for. The key is knowing how to see it, and seizing that opportunity." I absolutely love this quote. And in all seriousness could be very helpful to some people.
3:53 i think Qui Gon means two things when he says this: 1. he wants Yoda to complete the training to become a Force ghost since Qui gon could not 2. Qui Gon could no longer help Anakin after dying so he wanted Yoda to go to Degobah to eventually train Luke so that Luke could bring back Anakin to the lightside, completing the Chosen One prophecy.
10:2910:39 I love the subtle sweet little smile Yoda was fighting not to show in that moment. Despite the gravity of the situation and the need for stoic detachment to handle it, he still knows how overjoyed Obi-Wan will be to hear the voice of his beloved Master again. Yoda could probably sense the surge of happiness, relief and excitement Obi sent through the Force on hearing the news.
2:00-2:11 “That’s what Obi-Wan believes” Anakin might disagree with Obi-Wan on that. 2:31 “ Master Yoda are you suggesting that you have spoken with Master Qui-Gon?” 2:47 Anakin might have been questioning Yoda not because he thinks he’s crazy but because he believes him and now thinks that he is right about having talked with Qui-Gon on Mortis. Anakin even stood up for Yoda’s claims about having talked with Qui-Gon, when Ki Adi Mundi was dismissing it. “What Yoda claims is not possible”~Ki Adi “As far as we know”~Anakin
@@nathanchunstudenthbhs8402 l love the scene in the 2d Clone Wars short series where Anikan is going to be knighted and he snaps at obiwan for not being more like qui gon. It shows have impactful his character was despite the short time he was shown on screen
There's always 3 sides to every story: Your side [Jedi] Their side [Sith] And the Truth [The Force] Quigon did not allow any dogma to cloud his judgment on what his intuition was telling him. Even if it went against indoctrinated ways of his Jedi beliefs. The force is more than the Sith or Jedi it can not be fully explained nor limited to any side because it exists in EVERYTHING so therefore it's infinity itself.
@@sourcesymbiosismetamorphis2228 not really true, the force in its purest form is on the light side when the dark side is just a pervertion of the force
They can see the bigger picture as they exist outside of time. In other words, they'd know all the possible paths. Evidently it'd be a bad end if the Jedi found out who Palpatine was early on.
We could have gotten an epic spiritual journey like this from Obi Wan in his own series. Qui-Gon helping Obi-Wan through the loss of Anakin and showing him the true will of the living Force. But alas, we have gotten a lackluster, run of the mill Disney product
Wow! Absolutely amazing and well put together video. Qui Gon Jinn has been placed in his rightful place that his character should have always been. Tremendous respect from Yoda as he now he becomes the learner and Qui Gon is his master. What a wonderful piece and bravo for sharing this epic video👍
*I loved Qui Gon, he was a legend, even though he only got 2 appearances, The Phantom Menace and The Clone Wars* Edit: Thank you so much for 512 likes!! 😆😁😎
There’s a quote from one of the producers describing how pivotal Qui-gon was "What's at stake is really how Anakin is going to turn out. Because Qui-Gon is different than the rest of the Jedi and you get that in the movie; and Qui-Gon is fighting because he knows he's the father that Anakin needs. Because Qui-Gon hasn't given up on the fact that the Jedi are supposed to actually care and love and that's not a bad thing. The rest of the Jedi are so detached and they become so politi- cal that they've really lost their way and Yoda starts to see that in the second film. But Qui-Gon is ahead of them all and that's why he's not part of the council. So he's fighting for Anakin and that's why it's the *Duel of the Fates' - it's the fate of this child. And depending on how this fight goes, Anakin.. his life is going to be dramatically different." Dave Filoni's Thoughts on 'Duel of the Fates
I think what's absolutely amazing about these animations is how, specifically for lightsaber users, they're able to portray fighting styles extremely well
Qui-Gon was the best of them ALL at that time! The old Jedi order should've been following his example following the will of the force and if he had lived Anakin never would've been turned to the dark side by Palpatine so easily.
Qui-Gon was the Last True Jedi who Followed the “Will of The Force” , in that brief moment before Maul Killed Him, Qui-Gon meditated briefly behind the force field & I think the Force Told him he wouldn’t survive the Duel 🤺 and he Accepted his Fate.
@@joelikespotatoes8321 me too, people say he never finished his training but it took him 10 years after his death to speak to yoda, an extra 10 could mean he could manifest physically, if it’s just Liam’s voice it would be cool also
Well, at the end of "Revenge of the Sith" Yoda tells Obi-Wan that Quin-Gon had learned to manifest himself after death and was going to help Obi-Wan to evolve during his exile on Tatooine. So I'm also waiting for this.
Judge him not by size for his ally is the force, and a powerful ally it is. Chosen he was after Qui-Gon. Not in war Greatness did he achieve, but in teaching, and failing did he become a jedi.
Gotta love how Yoda and Qui-Gon, despite having disagreements, clearly respect each other and refer to each other as friends. The Jedi may have had been very deeply flawed, but they were very clearly one very big, very messy family.
Season 5 genuinely brought everything together and explained so much. I still sit there crying watching Yoda's story arc that he had to sacrifice himself and the Jedi to protect the force. He knew his closest friend Mace would die and he had to let it
I love that the jedi who was so at odds with the council and was a true servant to the will of the force would be the one to learn such a monumetal skill. I wonder if in his time training under qui-gon or on dagobah if yoda reflected on the failures of the order to truely serve the force? Love qui-gon probably my favorite jedi if not tied with legends Luke
Yoda being all confused and doubtful seemed sorta blazed, I'd think that he would accept that qui gon was speaking to him through the force until given a reason to think otherwise, instead his first thought is "am i going crazy" ?
Don't forget: This is the same Yoda who looked Darth Sidious in the eyes, and worked alongside him, for decades and had no idea. Yoda had to have been massively confused all the time, and possibly didn't even know it.
Seeing Yoda, the seemingly all knowing ancient being that saw everything that ever happened, being confused and questioning his sanity is such a shock to the system. Legit one of the best arcs in the show.
Genuinely one of the only shows I've waited for the credits without there being an post credit scene. I must've changed my mind 5+ times on if it was actually Liam Neeson or a impressionist and I was happy with the result. 😊
I regret not watching the clone wars in their time but as a fan of the prequels I always wanted to see that interaction between Qui gon and Obi wan since those words of joda in episode 3 , now after watching this video Im more excited than ever to watch the new kenobi series. (I really hope we get to see Qui-gon)
the clone wars series, reeeeally helped solidify why the prequels had some pretty amazing worldbuilding potential. like. i know that there are a lot of people who think the prequels were trash, and we wont even talk about the sequels....but. the clone wars series absolutely makes you watch the prequels with a different light/perspective for certain events, or even consider "what if?". thats what makes the series so special.
So was qui Gon able to manifest a "force ghost" like obi wan and Yoda did or was he only able to commune with the living? He did say he wasn't able to finish his training to fully manifest but did he later on?
Lol that’s exactly what I’m trying to figure out. I remembered hearing it in the clone wars and then he just shows up as a full on force ghost in kenobi. I’m confused
He completed his training after death. Also, Obiwan needed to be taught how to come in contact with a Force Ghost first. (Which is what Yoda tells him in ROTS)
The only voice that makes me sleep at night when I have nightmares or have sleep acne. 😴😴😴 Liam Neeson is the true with the best voice when I saw that seen in revenge in the sith I was. Like jumping for Joy, qui-gon my favourite Jedi
This scene still gets to me, because Qui Gon achieved what many believed was impossible - Immortality, but by being one with the force. He achieved what many Sith wanted but through purely unselfish ways that adhered to the light side of the force.
It hadn't occured to me until now that the episode where Obi-Wan spoke to Qui-Gonn's ghost shouldn't have been made. If you go back to ROTS, Ovi-Wan is surprised to learn that Qui-Gonn had come back. Dave Filoni had to perform narative gymnastics to keep Obi-Wan and Grevous from meeting in the series, so I don't get why this was overlooked.
It is cool to see Yoda's transformation from the Jedi leader of the Prequels with the weight of the world on his shoulders, burning him out in the process to the "I'm free" and happy-go-lucky Yoda Luke meets on Dagoba. He becomes again that Yoda who piles the weight of the world on himself trainig Yoda, one he is just waiting to be free from it all in Episode 6 and be the force ghost Obi Wan achieved under Qui Gon's froce Ghost training (funny scene too. Yoda waiting to die and transcend while Luke is yapping about his problems, and each time he lies down to transcend he look up at Luke like "dude I'm trying to leave, ok". Obi Wan's next adventure (this time related to Luke. Hopefully have a tie in with Maul's Crimson Dawn in it) we will have him training under Qui GOn and in their conversations so much can be fleshed out among themselves and SW lore.
Liked and subscribed. This is badass. Whoever put this all together like this, really did a great job and it is much appreciated. Thank you, and Namaste. Many blessings.
Yoda had to learn of Dagobah so he would be able to teach Luke there so Luke could save his father and as such the prophecy could be fulfilled.. Genius writing
I remember when Lost Missions was released for the first time time on Netflix. I bigned it on day 1 in one sitting, was blown away by it, it was such a good season with Fives story arc and the Yoda one.
Oh yes, at first i felt this Arc isnt as good as other ones, but on second view i found it so goood
Soundtrack used in min 7:10?
Love the editing. To have it fade back and forth and seeing Luke on dagobah when Yoda gets there is great visual reinforcement
Liam Neesom actually voiced Qui Gon Jinn also in clone wars. The extra effort this show does is appreciated
Many will never know how important and incredible the clone wars was. God bless Dave Filoni.
If he's not in obiwan series all hope lost and unbalance to the force
Honestly the clone wars animated series was so much better than the movies only bcuz of how much lore is in the episodes and Dave filoni of course!!
yea, i was kinda surprised, like damn is that liam neeson
Liam Neesom was suppose to return as Qui Gon at the end of The Revenge of the Sith, but due to a motorcycle accident he couldnt
I love how Yoda, the grand master, is able to humble himself before the council and ask if he’s losing his mind.
Same page he realizes how much of a problem he would be if he was, I imagine it would be like professor X when he suffered dementia
And what makes it better is that the council decides to meditate with him instead of passing it off as him losing it
@@outdoorscholar6016 I highly doubt the council would immediately jump to that conclusion.
@@Arak_Drakoniz true. Yoda is known as one of the strongest. So they will to atleast make sure that yoda is not going crazy
@@Arak_Drakoniz Yeah, he was never saying that the Council would jump to the conclusion that yoda was "losing it", he was just saying that the council decided to meditate on whatever issue yoda was having before anything else before anything else.
Yoda calling qui gon Jin “master” is just the coolest thing
Masters recognize masters. Respect is due.
Of course. Qui-gon mastered manifesting himself after death living through the force, AKA, becoming a "force ghost". For Yoda to not even know of this ability shows how much of the force they know little about.
Essence transfer;
Qui-Gon to Cad Bane; Yoda to Groogu; Shev Palpatine to A'Sharad Hett,
Django to Boba "with the strength of many men" Perhaps I`ll switch to Perry Rhodan.
I think Yoda came to realization that Qui-Gon truly dedicated himself to the will of the force and one of the few to not lose his way. Even things Yoda is unaware of and hasn’t researched, because Qui-Gon allowed himself to be truly a vessel to the will of the force it allowed him to come back as a force ghost.
@@lufsolitaire5351 Yoda avoids to question Qui-Gon weather Boba Fett is a clone or just the immortal guy "with the strength of many men". Same on Mortis; the daughter the same hooknose waers as Cad Bane. How I can see it? "The dark side of the force is a path to many abilities people find unnatural". The father wears "a nice hat" a story with a long beard. If Leam Neeson neglects his traing sessions, Batman told me through the force, Liam will become as fat and long bearded as Fiidel Castro----under a nice hat.
The fact that they didn't believe in Qui-Gon's presence shows the extent of the war, it limited their vision to only seeing the conflict and not the possibilities within the force.
That was one of the whole points of the Clone Wars. Sidious causing the war to have so much destruction that it clouded what the Jedi Order could see. There were so many events, cataclysms. And as time passed the Order was being whittled down.
It was working so well that Sidious was talking every day with the Jedi as at first Senator of Naboo and then Chancellor, and the Order never figured it out. They never saw that the smiling old man they met with was the architect of the Order's destruction and would take the Republic they served into something else entirely. Not until it was too late.
@@Warmaker01 Yup, that old man was making some mad chess moves, and then it was checkmate. Clone war added so much context and emotion, watching the finale left me in tears
@@jayesh1212-i3d The plan was ultimately made my Plageuis, but carried out by Sidious once he knew the full extent of Plageuis plan, he killed him.
@@KaunPrime It technically started with Bane since you know, he invented the Rule of Two and started the Great Plan plan to overthrow the Jedi and the Republic
1:34
I love how Anakin was able to hear Qui-Gon talking to Yoda, even though Anakin wasn’t the one Qui-Gon was talking to.
Anakin wasn’t even trying or meditating, he just casually heard Qui-Gon’s ghost.
Mhhh Powerful, he is.
@@gmfCoding the chosen one he is
@Adam Kerdi the chosen one he was
@@infinitesession5439 Not was, Anakin is and always will be the Chosen One.☝️The one and only.
@Alan Pena The Narcissistic, You were.
I love how Anakin is completely open to the idea that Qui Gon is speaking to Yoda from the grave while council think he’s going senile or something.
I rhink it's mostly Yoda himself who doubts. The council trusts Yoda it seems.
Anakin is so respectful to Yoda, it's really endearing.
Anakin deep down always respected yoda.
@@kennylindsay-zy4zipretty sure anakin only hated windu.
@@lexio9913it actually doesn’t at all. Black people have just the same capacity as white people to be assholes mace windu is a dick. And saying that has nothing to do with race
@@lexio9913now if he was to say Anakin hated mace because he was black it would be racist. It would also be untrue though.
I think he respected yoda untill that half assed answer about padme nightmares
I like that Mace was so distrusting of everyone in the Jedi Order. Talking to Obi-Wan about keeping an eye on Yoda and such. He was so paranoid.
He was the poster child for the hypocrisy of the Order.
@@jwilson2793which is why i never liked windu. Windu was the reason why the order was corrupt
@@kennylindsay-zy4zi I found it ironic that he essentially was the one responsible (more like irresponsible) for his own death…if he had given Aniken a direct task instead of “stay out it” to their interrogation of Palpatine, he never would’ve went
@jwilson2793 agreed even anakin was wrong about killing dooku and he knew that. That's why he was easily turned.
To be completely fair, it was incredibly odd for Yoda to act so confused and uncertain. And considering that Mace has been with Yoda on the Council for decades, it feels reasonable to ensure that a friend/ally is alright.
I love that it was Qui-gon who figured out the force ghost trick before anyone else (in his era, obviously). His views on the force were always kinda looked down on by other master, but he ended up being right. If more Jedi had thought like him and opened themselves up to his ways, they may've been able to prevent Sidious' rise to power. Unfortunately, the masters on the council were too arrogant and proud to admit that their ways weren't working. They kept trying to look into a future they knew was clouded and completely missed the danger that was right in front of them. Palpatine could stand in the room with Yoda, Windu, Shaak Ti, probably the entire council and they never once sensed the Dark Side in him.
Uhmmm read the book of the old republic... There you will seek who really discovered this trick...
@@JUDGEMENTNUT I said of his Era. I'm well aware other jedi have done it, but it had been long enough since it happened that the council at least thought it impossible.
@@JUDGEMENTNUT he said of his era
wow so the downfall of the jedi was one giant metaphor of living too much in the future and not being in the present to see/be mindful of what is around you? That's pretty deep.
@@Trapping_ackbar7 Like Qui-gon told Obi-Wan, don't be mindful of the future at the expense of the moment. You can easily miss what's right in front of you. That's how the Jedi fell. Did you know that Palpatine actually had Sith artifacts *in* his *public* office at the senate? Not a single Jedi on the council even noticed them. And Sith artifacts generally carry some lingering dark side presence in them.
The great thing is that Yoda always opened himself to learning. He understands the most important thing. What we know is nothing compared to what we do not know. New information can always force you to reevaluate what you think you know.
But.. dead you are?
No, yoda i have a very particular set of skills.. Skills that make me a force ghost to people like you
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH THATS THE BEST REFERENCE I HAVE EVER SEEN
This is sick😂
I love how even when Yoda is the grand master of the Jedi Council, he is also still just as much a student as he is a teacher. There were things about the Force that even he didn't know, but Qui-Gon did. And Yoda was able to humble himself to the level of student to a man he once bemoaned for being too reckless and rebellious against the Jedi Council, because there was something about the Force that he needed to know, and it was no time to be a selfish teacher, but a student trying to learn something. Man I love The Clone Wars. I need to watch the final season, as well as Rebels and The Bad Batch.
Feelsbadman
The greatest teacher are always the greatest students.
Ye and even more when you remember that Qui Gon is Count Dooku's student and Dooku was Yoda's student
"There is always hope, my friend. Though it often comes in forms, not looked for. The key is knowing how to see it, and seizing that opportunity." I absolutely love this quote. And in all seriousness could be very helpful to some people.
Agreed. Patience is the most important part
3:53 i think Qui Gon means two things when he says this:
1. he wants Yoda to complete the training to become a Force ghost since Qui gon could not
2. Qui Gon could no longer help Anakin after dying so he wanted Yoda to go to Degobah to eventually train Luke so that Luke could bring back Anakin to the lightside, completing the Chosen One prophecy.
"Train the boy."
I'm thinking the same same thinking the same thing
I say qui-gon deserves a series for himself 😤
omg yes
They'd ruin it
@@TheNathanael315 Not if they followed my Qui-Gon trilogy I wrote lol.
True man!
star wars: tales of the jedi said hello
10:29 10:39 I love the subtle sweet little smile Yoda was fighting not to show in that moment. Despite the gravity of the situation and the need for stoic detachment to handle it, he still knows how overjoyed Obi-Wan will be to hear the voice of his beloved Master again. Yoda could probably sense the surge of happiness, relief and excitement Obi sent through the Force on hearing the news.
Excellent use of clips from the prequels, the clone wars, original trilogy and mandolorian season 2 ending
2:00-2:11
“That’s what Obi-Wan believes” Anakin might disagree with Obi-Wan on that.
2:31 “
Master Yoda are you suggesting that you have spoken with Master Qui-Gon?”
2:47
Anakin might have been questioning Yoda not because he thinks he’s crazy but because he believes him and now thinks that he is right about having talked with Qui-Gon on Mortis.
Anakin even stood up for Yoda’s claims about having talked with Qui-Gon, when Ki Adi Mundi was dismissing it.
“What Yoda claims is not possible”~Ki Adi
“As far as we know”~Anakin
@@nathanchunstudenthbhs8402 l love the scene in the 2d Clone Wars short series where Anikan is going to be knighted and he snaps at obiwan for not being more like qui gon. It shows have impactful his character was despite the short time he was shown on screen
Everyone is gansta until Liam Neeson shows up to voice Qui Gon Jinn in TCW.
The fact that he calls him Yoda instead of Master Yoda... just shows you how badass Qui Gon was
When Qui Gon left he was but the learner, now he is the master
Because he was now Yoda’s master.
I saw it more as a friend addressing a friend.
Qui Gon Jinn is the best Jedi ever! Always going as Force want. No politics, no calculation, but just force.
There's always 3 sides to every story:
Your side [Jedi]
Their side [Sith]
And the Truth [The Force]
Quigon did not allow any dogma to cloud his judgment on what his intuition was telling him. Even if it went against indoctrinated ways of his Jedi beliefs. The force is more than the Sith or Jedi it can not be fully explained nor limited to any side because it exists in EVERYTHING so therefore it's infinity itself.
@@sourcesymbiosismetamorphis2228 not really true, the force in its purest form is on the light side when the dark side is just a pervertion of the force
He got it from dooku, watch tales of the Jedi
Dumb
if you dont think star wars is political youre really missing the whole point bud
Why do force ghost always have to speak in riddles and can never be clear?
To give them hints it is what it is 😉
Same reason why teachers dont give you the solution to a problem first.
They can see the bigger picture as they exist outside of time. In other words, they'd know all the possible paths. Evidently it'd be a bad end if the Jedi found out who Palpatine was early on.
Because that is how entities from other dimensions are always portrayed in any culture.
It's the LAAWWW
We could have gotten an epic spiritual journey like this from Obi Wan in his own series. Qui-Gon helping Obi-Wan through the loss of Anakin and showing him the true will of the living Force. But alas, we have gotten a lackluster, run of the mill Disney product
Wow! Absolutely amazing and well put together video. Qui Gon Jinn has been placed in his rightful place that his character should have always been. Tremendous respect from Yoda as he now he becomes the learner and Qui Gon is his master. What a wonderful piece and bravo for sharing this epic video👍
"it cannot be. Dead, you are."
Yoda, a Grand Master Jedi as experienced as you knows better...
*I loved Qui Gon, he was a legend, even though he only got 2 appearances, The Phantom Menace and The Clone Wars*
Edit: Thank you so much for 512 likes!! 😆😁😎
Agreed he was wise and his wisdom was shared even after he died
Me too...his advices are real life lessons
There’s a quote from one of the producers describing how pivotal Qui-gon was
"What's at stake is really how Anakin is going to turn out. Because
Qui-Gon is different than the rest of the Jedi and you get that in the
movie; and Qui-Gon is fighting because he knows he's the father that
Anakin needs. Because Qui-Gon hasn't given up on the fact that the
Jedi are supposed to actually care and love and that's not a bad
thing. The rest of the Jedi are so detached and they become so politi-
cal that they've really lost their way and Yoda starts to see that in the
second film. But Qui-Gon is ahead of them all and that's why he's not
part of the council. So he's fighting for Anakin and that's why it's the
*Duel of the Fates'
- it's the fate of this child. And depending on how
this fight goes, Anakin.. his life is going to be dramatically different."
Dave Filoni's Thoughts on 'Duel of the Fates
I think what's absolutely amazing about these animations is how, specifically for lightsaber users, they're able to portray fighting styles extremely well
I love how qui gon has a big part after his one film, best Jedi imo
Qui-Gon was the best of them ALL at that time! The old Jedi order should've been following his example following the will of the force and if he had lived Anakin never would've been turned to the dark side by Palpatine so easily.
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Yeah, anakin, explain the force to master yoda
Ngl that’s some great dialogue between these two. I thought they never spoke to each other enough.
Qui-Gon is one of my all time favorite Jedi, I really hope we get Liam Neeson returning in the Obi-Wan Kenobi show
Qui-Gon was the Last True Jedi who Followed the “Will of The Force” , in that brief moment before Maul Killed Him, Qui-Gon meditated briefly behind the force field & I think the Force Told him he wouldn’t survive the Duel 🤺 and he Accepted his Fate.
@@Setton_Exile that also adds another layer of why duel of the fates is so goated and heartbreaking
Well in the last episode we see him! As a force ghost
@@Kanjiiklub WOW EPIC SPOILER GUY!
@@Kanjiiklub I know I saw. it brought tears to my eyes ngl😭
So I bet we'll get some cool moments of Qui-Gon communicating with Obi-Wan in the new series :p
i hope so
I hope Liam returns
@@joelikespotatoes8321 me too, people say he never finished his training but it took him 10 years after his death to speak to yoda, an extra 10 could mean he could manifest physically, if it’s just Liam’s voice it would be cool also
We gotta, obi wan has to learn how to do it somehow.
Well, at the end of "Revenge of the Sith" Yoda tells Obi-Wan that Quin-Gon had learned to manifest himself after death and was going to help Obi-Wan to evolve during his exile on Tatooine. So I'm also waiting for this.
Man the Obi Wan show should have been a character driven show about Obi Wan's training on Tatooine.
Yes! Missed opportunity right there.
I’m high as shit rn crying my eyes out watching this
apparently between the clone wars when this took place and kenobi, quigon learned to physically manifest his force ghost
Nothing is impossible where the Force is concerned.
Judge him not by size for his ally is the force, and a powerful ally it is. Chosen he was after Qui-Gon. Not in war Greatness did he achieve, but in teaching, and failing did he become a jedi.
Gotta love how Yoda and Qui-Gon, despite having disagreements, clearly respect each other and refer to each other as friends. The Jedi may have had been very deeply flawed, but they were very clearly one very big, very messy family.
Season 5 genuinely brought everything together and explained so much. I still sit there crying watching Yoda's story arc that he had to sacrifice himself and the Jedi to protect the force. He knew his closest friend Mace would die and he had to let it
I think this was actually Season 6
@@TheAutisticBrony season 6 is my favourite, yes.
Well, for any Jedi to let it go is basically core belief. It seems that most of their problems was exactly about it.
I hate Yoda's s prices mace windu kidaimundi shaaktiplokoonanakinahshoka the zarabraks dyeing
@@howtogoogle8031 dude....ever heard of punctuation and spaces? 😅
I love that the jedi who was so at odds with the council and was a true servant to the will of the force would be the one to learn such a monumetal skill. I wonder if in his time training under qui-gon or on dagobah if yoda reflected on the failures of the order to truely serve the force? Love qui-gon probably my favorite jedi if not tied with legends Luke
Yoda being all confused and doubtful seemed sorta blazed, I'd think that he would accept that qui gon was speaking to him through the force until given a reason to think otherwise, instead his first thought is "am i going crazy" ?
Yeah, that's the reasonable response. Ghosts have never manifested themselves up to that point.
Don't forget: This is the same Yoda who looked Darth Sidious in the eyes, and worked alongside him, for decades and had no idea. Yoda had to have been massively confused all the time, and possibly didn't even know it.
You neglect Sidious pulled this very trick with Sifo Dias
The war took a mental toll on even the best Jedi
Yoda: “Hear you I do, Who are you?
Qui-Gon: “Wow… WOWWWW”
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"Nothing is impossible through the Force."
-Kreia
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When he was killed by Darth Maul during the battle of Naboo, they defeated the army of the Trade Federation.
nearly more than a decade later, he finally connected to him, and when the time comes, Obi-wan shall become a powerful ally, even after death.
To me the best Star Wars is the first 6 moves and TCW series. That’s it, everything else is great but this is my OG Star Wars,
Agreed 👍
A old friend has returned from the neather world of the force
Seeing Yoda, the seemingly all knowing ancient being that saw everything that ever happened, being confused and questioning his sanity is such a shock to the system. Legit one of the best arcs in the show.
Genuinely one of the only shows I've waited for the credits without there being an post credit scene. I must've changed my mind 5+ times on if it was actually Liam Neeson or a impressionist and I was happy with the result. 😊
I regret not watching the clone wars in their time but as a fan of the prequels I always wanted to see that interaction between Qui gon and Obi wan since those words of joda in episode 3 , now after watching this video Im more excited than ever to watch the new kenobi series. (I really hope we get to see Qui-gon)
Joda? Ah yes, Yoda's twin.
the clone wars series, reeeeally helped solidify why the prequels had some pretty amazing worldbuilding potential. like. i know that there are a lot of people who think the prequels were trash, and we wont even talk about the sequels....but. the clone wars series absolutely makes you watch the prequels with a different light/perspective for certain events, or even consider "what if?". thats what makes the series so special.
@@mwbwyatt the prequels already had a lot of world buildning before and lots of "what if"
@@ItApproachesit's less stupid than god damn zero the hut
Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka and Yoda were the only jedis who were genuinely righteous and understood humility
Anakin did also
Maan the jedi were given so many hints to thier destruction
This was so amazing. I love it. Qui gon and yoda my favorite 2 jedi.
So was qui Gon able to manifest a "force ghost" like obi wan and Yoda did or was he only able to commune with the living? He did say he wasn't able to finish his training to fully manifest but did he later on?
Lol that’s exactly what I’m trying to figure out. I remembered hearing it in the clone wars and then he just shows up as a full on force ghost in kenobi. I’m confused
@@daviddegrood3713 that's exactly why I asked cuz Disney probably goofed it like everything else in the series
He completed his training after death. Also, Obiwan needed to be taught how to come in contact with a Force Ghost first. (Which is what Yoda tells him in ROTS)
@@daviddegrood3713 More than 10 years have passed since then, he completed his training, or at least advanced.
He could only manifest on places unusually strong with the force lika Mortis
I really love when you put the grogu scene it was very beautiful
Amazing video!
Thanks!
The only voice that makes me sleep at night when I have nightmares or have sleep acne. 😴😴😴 Liam Neeson is the true with the best voice when I saw that seen in revenge in the sith I was. Like jumping for Joy, qui-gon my favourite Jedi
Yoda thought those 900 years were catching up. Senile, he is not.
Yoda told Obi-Wan he will teach him how to commute with the death but we never get to see that. Hope they resolve this situation in the kenobi series.
It's interesting that Qui-Gon was one of the few Jedi to talk about Midichlorians
I love how "Yoda's" song is used in most of this video
I love how there's context beutifully done. I love this ❤
Can't wait to see him in Live action again as a force ghost or at least a voice
This was a great compilation. Thank you!!!!
This scene still gets to me, because Qui Gon achieved what many believed was impossible - Immortality, but by being one with the force.
He achieved what many Sith wanted but through purely unselfish ways that adhered to the light side of the force.
The sith want the very thing that they can't get. Living forever in one way or another.
I love the flashbacks and edits you did on this video. Nice detail.
I wish qui-gon had more screen time in the tv show and the movies
I wonder in the Kenobi show we'll see Kenobi commune with Qui-gon?
This reminds me of why the Kenobi show should exist.
this was beautiful.
I think Qui Gon just rediscovered this ability.
It hadn't occured to me until now that the episode where Obi-Wan spoke to Qui-Gonn's ghost shouldn't have been made.
If you go back to ROTS, Ovi-Wan is surprised to learn that Qui-Gonn had come back. Dave Filoni had to perform narative gymnastics to keep Obi-Wan and Grevous from meeting in the series, so I don't get why this was overlooked.
He didn't believe it until the end. It makes sense narrative wise I'd say
It was Anakin that the plot was dodging their meetings throughout the clone wars
Liam Neeson is the goat, even in animation he creates this aura and make you feel what he is saying
GREAT compilation!! Really enjoyed watching this to see if the QUI GON at the end of OBIWAN KENOBI was accurate
Someone send this video to Disney it's so good. They should add it to their lore.
It is cool to see Yoda's transformation from the Jedi leader of the Prequels with the weight of the world on his shoulders, burning him out in the process to the "I'm free" and happy-go-lucky Yoda Luke meets on Dagoba. He becomes again that Yoda who piles the weight of the world on himself trainig Yoda, one he is just waiting to be free from it all in Episode 6 and be the force ghost Obi Wan achieved under Qui Gon's froce Ghost training (funny scene too. Yoda waiting to die and transcend while Luke is yapping about his problems, and each time he lies down to transcend he look up at Luke like "dude I'm trying to leave, ok". Obi Wan's next adventure (this time related to Luke. Hopefully have a tie in with Maul's Crimson Dawn in it) we will have him training under Qui GOn and in their conversations so much can be fleshed out among themselves and SW lore.
Beautiful just beautiful
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“Nothing is impossible through the force…”
-Kreia
beautifully put together
So now it makes sense that’s how yoda knew about qui gon in revenge of the sith from the clone wars when he went to daghaba
The most heartfelt Jedi moment
Honestly, Liam Neeson was the best actor for Qui-Gon Jinn.
Can't wait for the upcoming Kenobi series where Obi Wan would communicate with Qui Gonn
This is one of the BEST edited videos that I have ever seen on YT! Well done. 👍
I cant get over this beautiful music. Perfect!
Really amazingly made video! I was also wondering what the music was that starts around 7:10?
Rouge one or fallen order trailer music
Samuel Kim's Rogue One mix.
The way Yoda just plopped back down on his chair lmao
Wow thanks this filled in a lot gaps
Qui-Gon the poltergeist.
Anakin: turns to the dark side
Qui Gon: *well imma slip outta here*
Later...
*he saved by his son*
this was excellent! thank you for this amazing compilation! :)
Palpatine: "My friend(evil devil trap vibes)"
Qui-Gon: "My friend(trusting guardian vibes)"
Qui Gon Jinn Deserved to be on the council
Liked and subscribed. This is badass. Whoever put this all together like this, really did a great job and it is much appreciated. Thank you, and Namaste.
Many blessings.
It’s crazy to think that Qui Gan was actually trying to warn them about what was coming plea they heard much too late
i hope we get to hear Liam Neeson in the Kenobi show
Yoda: who are you??hmmm high I must beee
Yoda had to learn of Dagobah so he would be able to teach Luke there so Luke could save his father and as such the prophecy could be fulfilled.. Genius writing
Go away Luke you don’t exist yet