When Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn first brought Anakin Skywalker to the Jedi Council, he offered to train the boy. This list takes a look at the lore from as many sources as possible to uncover the things you didn't know about becoming a Jedi in Star Wars. There are plenty of fan theories out there, but the lore has been detailed in numerous comic books, tie-in novels, and animated series. Most fans know that Padawans are trained by Masters who instruct them in the Jedi Code, but many fans are left wondering, who gets to become a Jedi?ĭespite Star Wars being one of the most exciting and impressive franchises of all time, there's still a lot the general fan base doesn't know about what it takes to become a Jedi. Unless you've read all the books, comic books, and other media pertaining to Star Wars, odds are, there are plenty of things you didn't know about what is needed to become a Jedi. After all, while it's mentioned plenty, there's not a lot of detail splashed on the screen for viewers to pick apart. While the movies go into some detail about how a person goes from being a random galactic citizen to becoming one of the strongest people in the galaxy and part of the Jedi Order, a lot has been left unsaid. There's a real-world religion built around the franchise's core mythos, and anyone who's ever held a flashlight has pretended it's a lightsaber at least once in their lives. Ever since the release of Star Wars, people have been fascinated with the Jedi.
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