Within the expansive war of stars Universe different species are trained to become Jedi Masters. But across the seemingly infinite universe, the films and spin-off series only offer glimpses of the 40 Jedi women. Additionally, only a handful of Jedi Knights attained the highest rank of Jedi Master and sat on the Jedi High Council. By comparison, the dominant Jedi Masters are men, or the men of their respective species. Of course, Jedi women like Rey and Ahsoka are powerful and fearless, but are often portrayed as only so far in their training. That they remain as knights is particularly archaic.
As the war of stars Saga continues, with doors open to introduce more female Jedi Masters. Even if the story follows a well-known Jedi Knight’s journey to mastery, it would be a more compelling story than that of Luke Skywalker coming out of retirement. A major reason for more female Jedi Masters is that more male Jedi Knights have been drawn to the dark side than their female counterparts. So far, the two women who could have become champions have either left or declined the training due to poor vision or a misalignment with the Jedi Order, which is a limiting act. Leia is one of the most powerful characters in the franchise, yet her connection to the Force has gone untapped. As such, here are four reasons why war of stars Franchise needs more Jedi Masters.
4 Our only hope
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with the last one war of stars The Disney+ series fills in the gaps in the Skywalker saga, one aspect of those stories that gets lost among cute characters like baby Yoda and the kid Leia are the women. Though directors like Bryce Dallas Howard led the new era of the galaxy far, far away, female Jedi remain props for the male protagonists. Jedi Masters like Stass Allie and Luminara Unduli were killed despite their dedication to the safety and vision of their fellow Jedi. Unfortunately, these two Jedi Masters died quite young and only played in small supporting roles. In comparison, Jedi Masters like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda are capable of starring in multiple storylines, always growing bigger, and always being front and center. To see a Jedi Master grow old and be as significant to the franchise as Obi-Wan or Yoda was, would be epic.
3 More than just political leaders
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Screen Rant posits that Padmé was Force sensitive due to her empathic abilities. But as the mother of a Jedi Master and a Fast Jedi, she received as much attention in the space she occupied in the prequel trilogy as Jar-Jar Binks. She proved to be a formidable force in politics, fighting alongside Jedi Knights and Padawans alike. Then her motivated and brave daughter Leia stopped her training because of poor vision. Despite the contemporary social attitudes and gender politics of the time Leia was originally written Episode IV to VI were released, she followed in her mother’s footsteps with her continuing story: estranged from her husband but a political powerhouse. It seems that both Padmé and Leia served as political leaders simply because it’s easier to bring women into a place of power to validate their strength than it is to turn them into warriors.
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The new path that Hollywood is taking in casting more women in prominent roles like superhero or space adventure films is still quite narrow, although women have been present in the audiences of these films from the beginning. The Mary Sue explains how gatekeeping works war of stars Fans online by asking the most obvious question: “What’s the point of being angry that people like what you like?” Whether the rise in female audiences is due to Leia or Inquisitor Reva when women themselves are on the When they see the big screen, they’ll show up in the most amazing cosplays outside of Comic-Con.
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The latest rates for war of stars universe, like Obi Wan Kenobi, have explored other characters in the Skywalker saga. Talk about war of stars without the action sequences it would be an abomination. in the Episodes 4-6, Leia used a weapon in her fight sequences and left the rest of the fight to the Jedi Knights or Masters with their awesome lightsabers. Who can forget that iconic Darth Vader scene where he reveals his presence by activating his lightsaber Villain One? A lot of live-action lightsaber combat sequences have overwhelmingly focused on the fighting men, that is, up until Rey showed up in the sequel trilogy, and more recently when Obi Wan Kenobi presented fans with the fierce Inquisitor Reva, portrayed by Moses Ingram. Their fight scenes are particularly brutal and filled with rage. See more battle sequences like Reva’s in the war of stars Universe would be particularly epic.
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