
This Order 66 Survivor Quietly Overhauled Star Wars' Lore, Giving the Rebels a Chance For Success
Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus’ unique trauma resulting from Order 66 offered crucial insights for the fight against the Empire.
A Jedi Padawan who survived Order 66 in large part thanks to his master's sacrifice, Kanan survived during the Dark Times of the Empire's reign and became an important member of the Lothal rebel cell. Kanan sacrificed much over the years, but gained much as well, falling in love with Hera Syndulla. Although he gave his life for his friends, he left a legacy behind in his own Padawan Ezra Bridger, as well as his son Jacen.
Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus’ unique trauma resulting from Order 66 offered crucial insights for the fight against the Empire.
Kanan Jarrus’ nurturing mentorship allowed Ezra Bridger to flourish. Luke Skywalker’s approach was too rigid and detached to reach Kylo Ren.
A story about Kanan Jarrus’ early training would fit perfectly in the latest comic series, Jedi Knights, and bring back two fan-favorite characters.
Kanan Jarrus exhibited a level of Force mastery that Luke Skywalker never displayed throughout the comics or the original and sequel trilogies.
There are two different explanations for how Kanan Jarrus survived Order 66, and both are in official canon. But which is more authentic to Kanan?
The comic Kanan: The Last Padawan contained a blink-and-you’ll-miss it tidbit about Kanan Jarrus that made his fate in Star Wars: Rebels even sadder.
Kanan Jarrus’ life took a sharp turn at Order 66 when he was still a padawan known as Caleb Dume. His survival is a dramatic and heartbreaking tale.
Though most of Star Wars Rebels' characters made their live-action debuts in Ahsoka, one character was missing from the action, and there's a reason.
Kanan Jarrus and Cal Kestis were just Padawans when the Jedi Order was decimated. Which Jedi became more powerful in the following years?
Kanan Jarrus' skills as a Jedi were invaluable during the Rebellion's early days. Was he ever stronger than Star Wars' Luke Skywalker, though?
Exclusive: Freddie Prinze Jr. explains why he was reluctant to play Kanan Jarrus again in The Rise of Skywalker, and what the future holds for Kanan.
A single Jedi Master's crucial decision before Phantom Menace helped ensure the end of the Galactic Empire years later in the Star Wars timeline.
Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus tragically died on Lothal in 1 BBY while saving his family, but if he had survived, it could have changed everything.
Kanan Jarrus secretly created an entirely new type of lightsaber, which helped him hide from the Empire after Order 66 during the Dark Times.
One small detail from the Star Wars Rebels series finale sees Ezra Bridger mirroring his master Kanan Jarrus, and it makes the story even better.