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Time of India
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Star Wars Day: From Luke to Yoda - The 10 most powerful Jedi knights
There's a moment in The Last Jedi where Luke Skywalker says, 'It's time for the Jedi to end.' Bold words from a man who once kissed his sister and threw his lightsaber like it was a banana peel. But while the galaxy is always teetering between peace, genocide, and bad CGI, one thing remains constant: the Jedi Order's ability to produce absolute beasts in robes. So here, without further ado or midichlorian tests, are the 10 strongest Jedi in Star Wars history—ranked not by your dusty Jedi Council scrolls, but by pure, unfiltered Force flex. 1. Luke Skywalker – The Galaxy's First Emo God Once a whiny farm boy who couldn't hit womp rats, Luke transcended every expectation—defeating Vader, redeeming him, rejecting genocide, and in Legends, pulling Star Destroyers out of orbit like someone flicking boogers. Canon Luke? Still legendary enough to Force project across planets and humiliate Kylo without breaking a sweat or even leaving his meditation pillow. The true GOAT, even when milking alien sea cows. Power Move : Didn't even show up to the fight, still won it. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo Luke Skywalker Saves Star Wars [4K HDR] - The Mandalorian 2. Yoda – Kermit on Crack Don't let the syntax fool you. This 900-year-old gremlin could bench-press starships and spin like a Beyblade on Red Bull. He trained generations of Jedi and still had the clarity to ghost out when the Order fell. The green machine took on Darth Sidious in the Senate chamber like it was a UFC cage match—and almost won. Power Move: Made 'Size matters not' the second-most inspirational line in Jedi history. (First being 'I hate sand.') Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - Yoda VS Palpatine (Darth Sidious) - 4K ULTRA HD. 3. Anakin Skywalker – The Chosen One Turned Daddy Issues Incarnate The Force literally created this guy. He's Space Jesus with a lightsaber and the emotional stability of a wet paper bag. As a Jedi, Anakin was a walking WMD—slaughtering Sith, droids, and occasionally children. Had he not switched sides faster than a Lok Sabha MP post-election, he would've been untouchable. Power Move: Beat Dooku, married Padmé, and got promoted while defying the Council. Star Wars Revenge of the Sith - Obi-Wan VS Anakin Battle. {Full Version HD} 4. Obi-Wan Kenobi – He Will Do What He Must No one does polite annihilation better than Obi-Wan. He doesn't scream, doesn't monologue—just dismembers you with style and apologises after. Trained the Chosen One, defeated Maul twice, and still had time to drop the coolest exit line ever: 'If you strike me down…' You know the rest. And he will always do what he must. Power Move: Beat Anakin while literally standing on the moral and physical high ground. Obi-Wan - Obi-Wan vs Darth Vader - (HDR - 4K - 5.1) 5. Mace Windu – The Jedi with the Purple Rage Samuel L. Jackson in space. Inventor of the Vaapad style, which channels darkness without falling into it—like doing ayahuasca with a therapist. Disarmed Sidious. Nearly ended the war. Lost only because Anakin's moral compass spins like a fidget toy. Power Move: Only Jedi with a lightsaber colour so gangster it had to be custom-made. Mace Windu vs Jango Fett | Full Fight Scene - Star Wars: Attack of the Clones 6. Rey Skywalker – Plot Armour Personified Is she overpowered? Yes. Is it canon? Also yes. Whether you like it or not, Rey goes from sand-scrapper to Sith-smasher in two movies flat. She does Force healing, lightning deflection, and dual-wielded saber strikes. And she buried the Skywalker sabers like a girlboss Marie Kondo-ing a legacy. Power Move: Killed zombie Palpatine with two lightsabers and pure Gen Z rage. Rey Destroys Kylo Ren's TIE Whisper | The Rise of Skywalker 7. Ahsoka Tano – The Jedi Who Said 'Nah' Anakin's Padawan, but with the wisdom to walk away before the whole place burned down. Ahsoka isn't just strong—she's balanced. Survived Order 66, dueled Vader, and became a symbol of Jedi ideals without being part of the cult. If the Force were Tinder, she'd be a 100% match with destiny. Power Move: Took on Maul, Vader, and the toxic bureaucracy of the Jedi Council—and beat them all. Ahsoka Tano vs Baylan Skoll (Full Fight) - Star Wars: Ahsoka 8. Qui-Gon Jinn – The Philosopher with a Death Wish Qui-Gon was that college professor who made you read The Tao of Physics, wore robes unironically, and believed in midichlorians before it was cool. He discovered Anakin, defied the Council, and invented immortality by learning how to ghost. Technically, he wins Jedi post-life. Power Move: Died once. Came back more often than Palpatine. Qui-Gon Jinn & Obi-Wan Kenobi vs Darth Maul [4K HDR] - Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 9. Cal Kestis – The Ginger with Grit Canon's favourite Jedi trauma victim. Survivor of Order 66. Cal went from PTSD janitor to Force-swinging powerhouse in two video games flat. He can slow time, split sabers, and wall-run like a Jedi parkour influencer. Still, doesn't get enough respect because... gamers. Power Move: Escaped Darth Vader twice. Most NPCs don't even get a scream in. Cal Kestis Destroys Everyone Scene - Star Wars Jedi Survivor 2023 10. Grogu – The Snack-Sized Demigod He's 50 years old, barely says a word, and lives on a diet of frogs, cookies, and chaos. But behind those doe eyes and cooing noises is the potential to become the strongest Jedi of all time. Grogu didn't just survive Order 66—he survived Disney marketing, and came out stronger. He stopped a rampaging rancor like it was a toddler tantrum, Force-healed a bleeding Din Djarin without a sweat, and trained with Luke Skywalker before deciding Jedi robes weren't his vibe. He doesn't speak, he doesn't monologue, he just stares at you, lifts one finger—and suddenly gravity forgets how to work. In an era of galactic overthinkers, Grogu is pure instinct. No speeches, no visions, no sand. Just raw, adorable devastation. Power Move: Took down a monster while swaddled in a potato sack and still made time for nap and snack. Star Wars: The Mandalorian - All Baby Yoda Force Power Scenes
Yahoo
13-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Play Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and More Games on PlayStation Plus Soon
PlayStation Plus subscribers can swing a lightsaber, use the Force and fight the tyrannical Galactic Empire as a Jedi knight in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor as of Feb. 18. PlayStation Plus is Sony's version of Xbox Game Pass, and it offers subscribers a large and constantly expanding library of games. There are three PlayStation Plus tiers -- Essential ($10 a month), Extra ($15 a month) and Premium ($18 a month) -- and each gives subscribers access to games. However, only subscribers to the Extra and Premium tiers can access the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. Here are the games PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers can play soon. You can also check out the games Sony added to the service in January. Prepare to explore new worlds, and familiar ones, in a galaxy far, far away. This award-winning sequel picks up five years after the events of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and follows Cal Kestis, one of the last surviving Jedi following the destruction of the Jedi Order, as he continues his fight against the Empire. And while he does this with the help of his trusty droid, BD-1, and the usual Jedi tools, like a lightsaber and the Force, he can now use a blaster in combat, too -- Obi-Wan is shaking his head somewhere. This narrative adventure game takes place in the sleepy Michigan town of Velvet Cove, but at different times. You'll rewind back and forth between 1995 and 2022 to uncover life-changing secrets and why these four high school friends are reuniting after all these years. The dreampop soundtrack, ethereal vibes and serene environment give the game a feeling of beauty and strangeness. The first part of the game launches on the service on day one, and Sony said the second part of the game -- Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Tape 2 -- will launch on PlayStation Plus on April 15. Before Serena Williams danced at the Super Bowl halftime show, she cemented her name as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, if not the greatest. And in this game, PS Plus subscribers can take on her and other tennis legends. You can play at iconic events like the Australian Open, train with John McEnroe, and create your own play style. And with new gameplay mechanics, like the serve mechanic, you'll dominate the court in local and online multiplayer. PlayStation Plus subscriptions start at $10 a month See at Playstation The above titles are a few that PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers can play soon, and those subscribers will be able to play these games then, too. Dropship: United Peace Force*MordhauPatapon 3*SaGa Frontier RemasteredSomervilleTin Hearts *Premium only. For more on PlayStation Plus, here's what to know about the service, and here's a rundown of PS Plus Extra and Premium games added in January. You can also check out the latest and upcoming games on Xbox Game Pass, on Apple Arcade and on Netflix Games.
