Furthermore, Cal's mastery of multiple lightsaber stances is far superior to Luke's mastery of one. This allows Cal to use a combination of fighting techniques to deal with difficult situations, especially where there are lots of enemies. In these situations, Luke could easily be overwhelmed and fall.
Cal Kestis Is The Strongest Canon Jedi Outside Of Star Wars' Movies & Shows. The powerful Jedi in question is Cal Kestis, the Padawan-turned-Jedi Master whose story is told in the Star Wars Jedi video games.
Cal was brought into the multiverse on his own and spent a few weeks hunting down jedi. Eventually Cal found himself on the desert planet of Tatooine, where he met Luke Skywalker in Ben Kenobi's old hut. The two agreed to search for jedi holocrons together, unofficially founding the New Jedi Order together.
Twi'Lek. Despite the canon's affinity for glossing over the Twi'Lek people or treating them poorly, the Twi'Lek's are surprisingly powerful Force users. They have one of the highest numbers of Force-sensitives in Jedi history, including famed Jedi Master Aayla Secura.
His backstory is explored in a flashback that occurs later in the game, which reveals that Cal was a Jedi Padawan training under Jedi Master Jaro Tapal during the Clone Wars, and that when Order 66 was issued, Tapal sacrificed himself to save Cal from their former clone troopers, leaving the latter guilt-ridden and ...
During his training to become a Jedi, Kestis traveled with Grand Master Yoda to a Jedi Temple located on the ice planet Ilum and participated in The Gathering, a rite of passage where Jedi younglings retrieved a kyber crystal to build their lightsabers.
Cal hasn't appeared in anything since, but with Fallen Order ending with him still being alive, that provides enough justification for him being alive at the time of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Regardless of how much Vader remembered or cared about Cal prior to their encounter in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, he is certainly aware of Cal's presence and potential now.
It's worth noting that there is something of a conflict in terms of the timeline here as The Mandalorian takes place after Return of the Jedi. Cal's fate throughout the original trilogy has yet to be revealed, and the character would need to be aged up for any sort of cameo appearance in the Disney+ series.
Cal Kestis and Starkiller come from vastly different places, but they may be two sides of the same coin. One was forged by Vader while the other one was forged by rebellion, but they both ultimately do what is right in the end.
For one, Cal can't kill Darth Vader because of what's already been established in the lore and continuity that was created long before Cal ever appeared in the Star Wars Jedi franchise.
The fact that Kestis, who was shorter in his training than Ahsoka, was eventually able to defeat her is a good indicator that she wouldn't survive her fight with Ahsoka who even without her lightsabers was already able to defeat other Inquisitors.
Sadly, the end of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor did set up Cal's eventual turn to the dark side. While on the hunt for Bode Akuna after his betrayal on Jedha, Cal loses control and taps into the dark side.
Throughout the Star Wars Jedi series, players see Cal strengthening his connection to the Force by remembering his training from Jedi Master Jaro Tapal during the Clone Wars. More recently, he was trained by Cere Junda, showing that he's been consistently training to improve as a Jedi warrior throughout his life.
Although the evidence does suggest that Cal's canonical lightsaber is blue, official statistics released from EA indicated that the majority of players actually changed it from this during their playthroughs of Jedi: Survivor.
Summary. Jar Jar Binks's clumsiness may not be genuine, but rather an act to disguise his true nature as a Sith Lord infiltrating the Republic. Palpatine carefully orchestrated events to manipulate the galaxy, and Jar Jar's involvement suggests he may have been the eyes and ears on Naboo.
Admittedly, Rey skills couldn't possibly be as developed as Anakin's or Luke's. Nevertheless, considering how fast of a learner she is, and how unique the powers she possesses are, it's not a stretch to say that Rey could be a more powerful Jedi than Anakin and Luke Skywalker.
Yoda's presence on Dagobah was likely hidden due to his mastery of Force Stealth and the planet's connection to the Force. Yoda, with his enhanced Force abilities and potential home-field advantage, would have had the upper hand against Darth Vader if they engaged in a lightsaber duel.
