Grey Jedi

Fats could and there's another gray Jedi in the rebels cartoon

CG has already mentioned how they have no intention of blurring the DS vs LS theme any more than has already been done. If anything, you will get a LS toon who synergizes with a DS toon.

What exactly is a grey Jedi anyway? And how did you deduce this from TLJ teaser material?

Grey Jedi walk a balance between light and dark. They feel that it is their job to maintain that balance at aNY cost, by any means necessary. So if they feel diplomacy and peace are the way to go, that's what they do. But if they feel a situation is best handled by putting a lightsaber through the gut of the problem or roasting it with lightning then they won't hesitate. The freely use both sides of the force. The closest canon character to a Grey Jedi is Qui-Gon simoly because he regularly flaunts the Jedi Code on service of the Force. In the TLJ trailer there is a image that resembles the Grey Jedi seal from Legends and Luke's mentioning of "It's time for the Jedi to end", that has many people believing the Grey Jedi will be made canon soon.

I always thought grey Jedi was pretty silly. Not neutral force users, but the Jedi & Sith are much more akin to religious factions; and a non-practicing Jedi makes you not a Jedi.

Look at Fulcrum Ahsoka. She's still a morally good character, who protects those weaker, helps the rebels, and fights tyranny in the galaxy regardless of the form it takes. Regardless, the minute she renounces the Jedi council and turns her back on them, she's no longer a Jedi.

Luke's comment in the teaser trailer for TLJ means nothing at this point. There's no context to know what he means. Not to mention there's always a chance it may not even be in the movie at all if you consider what was absent in TFA and R1 from their respective trailers.

I don't see how a concept of "grey jedi" could fit into the current star wars canon. Not following rules is not the same as following the dark side. Neither is being aggressive the same as abandoning the light side. Do you think Qui-Gon is represented as a dark side user? What about the bendu? Do you think he is grey or just ambiguous and indifferent?

There is no grey side of the force in star wars. We are told that the dark side is about following ones selfish passions and lust for power and control, where as following the light side is about selflessness and compassion and submission and love. I don't see how you could logically embrace both of these at the same time. It kinda makes for a ridiculous hypocritical character.

Of course, speculating on what we have been shown is not easy, Grey Jedi is just one of many interpretations of Luke's ambiguous comment and that's not really the path I wanted the discussion to go down.

I merely wanted to throw the scenario of what if that is the way the film goes and Grey Jedi do become more prominent, what would change? (For the game that is.)

"Futbolkid_2112;c-1190959" wrote:
Grey Jedi walk a balance between light and dark. They feel that it is their job to maintain that balance at aNY cost, by any means necessary. So if they feel diplomacy and peace are the way to go, that's what they do. But if they feel a situation is best handled by putting a lightsaber through the gut of the problem or roasting it with lightning then they won't hesitate. The freely use both sides of the force. The closest canon character to a Grey Jedi is Qui-Gon simoly because he regularly flaunts the Jedi Code on service of the Force. In the TLJ trailer there is a image that resembles the Grey Jedi seal from Legends and Luke's mentioning of "It's time for the Jedi to end", that has many people believing the Grey Jedi will be made canon soon.

This isn't very accurate. Jolee Bindo was a gray Jedi, and he could care less about balance and what not.

Like the Jedi will be more powerful.

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