Early life and Jedi training The child who would be remembered as Revan was eventually discovered to be Force-sensitive and was accepted into the Jedi Order. The Jedi Master Kreia claimed to have been his first teacher in the ways of the Force.
As a Jedi, his masters were Zhar Lestin, Dorak (both of whom you'll meet in the Dantooine Jedi Council in Knights of the Old Republic), Kreia (you'll meet her in Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords), and Arren Kae (mentioned in the same game).
Darth Revan had Darth Malak as an apprentice, starting from when they both fell to the Dark Side during the Mandalorian Wars. Malak eventually betrayed Revan, leading to the entire first Knights of the Old Republic game.
Darth Malak, voiced by Rafael Ferrer, is the old Sith apprentice of Revan and the main antagonist of the first game. As Jedi, Malak and Revan disobeyed the Jedi Council and helped the Republic defend against the Mandalorians.
Rather than leaving Revan to die, Bastila took him to the Jedi Council, who wiped his mind and gave him a new identity as a Republic soldier. Believing he was meeting Bastila for the first time, Revan accompanied her to the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine and was trained as a Jedi.
Disney used Revan as an inspiration to create Kylo. His armor, inner conflict between Light and Dark and his use of the Force. Snoke considers Kylo to be the ideal embodiment of the Light and Dark sides of the Force, much like Revan, who was a master at both sides of the Force.
They were originally led by Darth Maul (who claimed to be the one chosen to seek out Revan's descendant) until he "stepped down" when he took Ezra (who was revealed to be Darth Revan's descendant) as his apprentice and appointed him Mandalore and the offical leader of the Revanchists under the name Keneh Heru (when in ...
However, Revan and Malak eventually found their way to Dromund Kaas and discovered that the Sith Empire indeed still lived. Their attempt to eliminate the Sith Emperor went horribly wrong, with the Emperor dominating their minds and finally turning them to the dark side.
killed by an Imperial strike team, his dark side, like many Seth before him, refused to let go of life. and he continued as pursuit of the Sith Emperor. he became more dangerous than Vitiate himself.
The ending of the Darth Bane trilogy is ambiguous but one of two things happened. Darth Bane failed in his attempt to possess her body, in which case she probably died many years later at the hand of her apprentice Darth Cognus.
Unfortunately for Darth Malak, Revan did not take kindly to being called soft by his subordinate and resolved to prove Malak wrong by cleaving his jaw off with a lightsaber, bequeathing his Sith underling with his iconic mutilated face that would become a central part of the characters design.
This mask was originally worn as a part of a Mandalorian female's armor, and had a red and gray color. Ten years after her death during the Mandalorians' genocide of the Cathar people on their homeworld in 3973 BBY, the mask was claimed by the Jedi Knight Revan and was immediately donned by the Jedi.
After being rejected and forced to flee to the Star Forge, Bastila confronted Revan again and lost. She begged him to kill her, but he refused and used the power of their love to bring her back to the light and help the Republic in the Battle of Rakata Prime. She later married Revan and soon had a child called Vaner.
Ezra Bridger of Lothal is a former thief and Pickpocket tuned Jedi Padawan and the main protagonist of Star Wars Rebels. He is the Padawan of Kanan Jarrus and an orphan from the planet Lothal, joining the Rebellion when he was only fourteen years old.
Her knowledge of the fact that Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader are one and the same naturally raised some big questions about her character, especially since his identity was supposed to be a secret. In Obi-Wan Kenobi episode 5, what she knew about Anakin turned into a major plot point.
In 22 ABY, Anakin Marek reclaimed the Mask From Yavin 4 as a memorial to his ancestor Darth Revan, The mask was kept under extreme security and was property of his family. He even wore it in battle.
His redemption does obviously play a role in who he is overall, but Darth Revan, through his invading the Republic and seeking to conquer, was unquestionably evil, albeit perhaps not as evil as other Sith.
