Dagobah was a remote, unexplored planet in the Dagobah system, and one of the purest places in the galaxy within the Force. A remote world of swamps and forests, it served as a refuge for Jedi Grand Master Yoda during his exile after the destruction of the Jedi Order.
What he finds is a planet with the purest connection to the Force of anywhere he's ever been. This is the main reason why Yoda chooses this as his hiding place. Dagobah is a Force vergence — the whole planet is rich in the Force. In Star Wars history, places like these are where both Jedi and Sith built their temples.
A focal point for the dark side of the Force, the cave challenged the perceptions of anyone who entered into its depths. Drawing visitors in, they often experienced visions of the past, future, or possible futures.
Since the planet Dagobah has strong ties to the Force, it makes sense that Luke gets a strangely familiar feeling while there that he can't quite place. Yoda tells him that through the Force he can see the past, which is likely why he gets a sense of déjà vu when on the planet.
Dagobah is a fictional planet and eponymous star system appearing in the Star Wars films The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and Revenge of the Sith, and other media.
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Why is Dagobah so strong with the Force?
Dagobah was one of the purest planets in the galaxy, alive with the Force thanks to its abundant life. One cave in the planet's swamps roiled with the dark side. During the Clone Wars, the spirit of Qui-Gon Jinn led Yoda to this cave, where Yoda had a vision of Darth Sidious's triumph over the Jedi.
A duel took place in the Cave of Evil between Luke Skywalker and a vision of Darth Vader. It was part of Skywalker's Jedi training by Yoda because if he entered the cave, he could face his darkest fears.
A Jedi needs to be a selfless servant, not an aggressive warrior. Yoda's teachings were focused on balance, both literally and figuratively. He wanted Luke to gain an understanding of the Force so that he would not be consumed with the prospects of combat.
Meanwhile, on Dagobah, Luke Skywalker would have continued his training as a Jedi. There, he'd have been trained under Yoda and Obi-Wan, as they tried to turn him into a hero who they believed could cast out the darkness consuming the galaxy.
A male Bpfasshi was the leader of a group of Dark Jedi during the Golden Age of the Old Republic. He was the cause of the dark side energies and phenomena that would occurred in what became known as the Dark Side Cave on Dagobah.
The Vader that Luke fought on Dagobah in the dark side cave was an apparition of the Force. When Luke cuts the head off fake Vader, the mask explodes revealing Luke's face. It's meant to show how easy it is to go down the same path as Vader towards the Dark Side.
This occurred because Vader was not Luke's enemy in the Cave of Evil. Instead, Luke was fighting himself and his own fears, which Luke discovered when he saw his own face in Vader's helmet.
Dagobah is a planet brimming with the living Force in its swampy jungle, caves, and creatures. Why Yoda remained there after Order 66 may have to do either with his failure to stop Palpatine or his determination to protect the future of the Jedi at all costs.
Why doesn't Yoda go and fight Vader? Because there were bigger threats. Yoda knew that Sidious was extremely powerful and that Obi-Wan would not be able to fight him. He sent Obi-Wan to Mustafar to defeat Vader instead, as Yoda hoped Vader could be defeated and killed.
Born in 200 BBY, Chewbacca became a navigator of the Claatuvac Guild and fought alongside Jedi Grand Master Yoda at the Battle of Kashyyyk during the Clone Wars, but was condemned to slavery by the Galactic Empire.
An in-universe reason for choosing Dagobah is the planet's connection to the dark side. Force-sensitive beings can feel each other's presence through the Force. Since Yoda's is such a light in the darkness, he neesd to hide in the darkest of places. Dagobah contains a dark side nexus.
The four most powerful members of the Jedi High Council during the Clone Wars period were Yoda, and three of his students: Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Ki-Adi-Mundi. While Mace and Obi-Wan are known to even casual fans, Ki-Adi-Mundi should not be underestimated.
Star Wars Explained - A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away... Why didn't Yoda train Anakin Skywalker if he really thought that he was "the chosen one"? Yoda didn't want Anakin trained. He considered him to be dangerous, full of fear which could potentially be catastrophic.
Summary. Ahsoka's refusal to train Grogu is attributed to her fear of his strong attachment to Din, which could lead him to the dark side. Ahsoka's pattern of struggling to maintain commitment in her training relationships is evident through her history with Sabine and her own training with Anakin.
At what point does Darth Vader realize Luke is his son?
Summary. Darth Vader learns Luke Skywalker is his son shortly after A New Hope in canon and Legends comics. In canon, the reveal occurs in Marvel's Star Wars #6, where Vader vows to make Luke join him. In Legends, Vader's discovery is shown in Marvel's Star Wars #35, later expanded in Star Wars: Vader's Quest.
Return of the Jedi establishes that Yoda was aware that Anakin Skywalker had fallen to the dark side and become Darth Vader. When questioned by Luke Skywalker, he confided that Anakin was Darth Vader. Later, Obi-Wan Kenobi's Force ghost confirmed that Anakin had indeed fallen to the dark side and become Darth Vader.
Yoda. Yoda's knowledge of Luke Skywalker's true parentage was also confirmed in Return of the Jedi. As with Obi-Wan, Yoda believed that Anakin's fall to the dark side made him unsalvageable, with the Darth Vader persona being his only identity following his ascension to Sith Lordship.
