Luke Skywalker

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## Biographical information

### Born

19 BBY (2 days after Empire Day), Polis Massa

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation(s)

* Alliance to Restore the Republic
	+ Massassi Group
	+ Red Squadron
	+ Leia Organa's team
	+ Rogue Squadron
	+ Endor strike team
* Jedi Order
* Bright Tree tribe (honorary member)
* New Republic
* Resistance

### Masters

* Obi-Wan Kenobi (Jedi Master)
* Yoda (Jedi Master)

### Apprentices

* Leia Organa
* Ben Solo (along with a dozen apprentices)
* Rey

"*We've passed on all we know. A thousand generations live in you now. But this is your fight. We'll always be with you. No one's ever really gone.*"
—Luke Skywalker to Rey[src]
**Luke Skywalker**, a Force-sensitive human male, was a legendary Jedi Master who fought in the Galactic Civil War during the reign of the Galactic Empire. Along with his companions, Princess Leia Organa and Captain Han Solo, Skywalker served on the side of the Alliance to Restore the Republic—an organization committed to the downfall of Emperor Palpatine and the restoration of democracy. Following the war, Skywalker became a living legend, and was remembered as one of the greatest Jedi in galactic history.

The son of Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker and Senator Padmé Amidala, Luke Skywalker was born along with his twin sister Leia in 19 BBY. As a result of Amidala's death and Anakin's fall to the dark side of the Force, the Skywalker children were separated and sent into hiding, with Leia adopted by the royal family of Alderaan while Luke was raised by his relatives on Tatooine. Longing for a life of adventure and purpose, Skywalker joined the Rebellion and began learning the ways of the Force under the guidance of Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, whose first apprentice was Luke's own father. During the Battle of Yavin in 0 BBY, Skywalker saved the Alliance from annihilation by destroying the Empire's planet-killing superweapon, the Death Star. He continued his training in the years that followed, determined to become a Jedi Knight like his father before him, and found a new mentor in Grand Master Yoda. After his master's death, Skywalker participated in the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY, during which he confronted the Sith Lord Darth Vader, whom he learned was in fact his father, Anakin Skywalker. With Luke's help, Anakin returned to the light side of the Force by destroying the Emperor at the cost of his own life, fulfilling his destiny as the Chosen One.

With the Sith's destruction and the subsequent capitulation of the Empire in 5 ABY, Luke Skywalker traveled across the galaxy, searching for knowledge that would aid him in rebuilding the Jedi Order. One of his apprentices was his sister's son, Ben Solo, who inherited the Skywalker bloodline's raw strength and potential for limitless power. The loss of his nephew, who fell to the dark side like Vader before him, haunted Skywalker for the rest of his life. In addition, the destruction of his nascent Order convinced him that the time had come for the Jedi to end. He therefore sought exile on the distant world of Ahch-To, having elected to live out his remaining days as a hermit while ignoring the galaxy's pleas for help during the rise of the First Order. His solitude was interrupted in 34 ABY, shortly after the fall of the New Republic, resulting in a chain of events that led Skywalker to play one last, momentous role in the conflict between light and darkness. Although he passed away into the Force, his legend would spread throughout the galaxy, rekindling a spark of hope in the enemies of the First Order. Before his death, Skywalker declared that the Jedi Order would not die with him, having trained a final apprentice: the Jakku scavenger known as Rey.

## Biography

### Pre-birth

"*He is to teach one that will save the universe from a great imbalance.*"
—Serenity, concerning Yoda's future training of Luke Skywalker[src]
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During the Clone Wars, Jedi Master Yoda set out on a journey to discover the secrets of immortality. His journey took him to Moraband, the ancient Sith homeworld, where he faced visions of the future. At the end of his journey, the Force Priestess, Serenity, who guided his journey told him that there was another Skywalker, and Yoda heard his voice from the future say so as well. These events alluded to the birth and destiny of Luke Skywalker, as well as his twin sister Leia.

### Early life

#### Birth

"*It's a boy.*"
"*Luke.*"
—Obi-Wan Kenobi and Padmé Amidala[src]
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Luke Skywalker was born in 19 BBY on the asteroid of Polis Massa two days after the proclamation of the Galactic Empire. He and his twin sister Leia, who was born shortly after him, were the children of Galactic Republic Senator Padmé Amidala, who died shortly after labor, and Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, who had recently fallen to the dark side of the Force. To protect the children from the Empire and Anakin, the now-Sith Lord Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi personally sent the infant Luke to live with Anakin's stepbrother Owen Lars and his wife Beru on the planet Tatooine, while Senator Bail Organa agreed to adopt Leia together with his wife, the queen of Alderaan.

#### First years on the farm

"*And what of the boy.*"
"*To Tatooine. To his family, send him.*"
—Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda discuss Skywalker's future[src]
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Skywalker spent his youth on the Lars' moisture farm, where his uncle unsuccessfully tried to discourage his adventurous tendencies, telling him that his father had been "a navigator on a spice freighter" during the Clone Wars. His aunt, Beru, would read him storybooks; one day, when his uncle had business in Mos Eisley, she took Skywalker to Anchorhead to use the HoloNet connections there and show him images of forests, rivers, and oceans.

By the age of three Luke had found pleasure playing with a model spaceship built especially for him. Luke did not know that Kenobi had actually built it and that Kenobi had been leaving several of them at his grandmother Shmi's sandblasted tombstone for his aunt to find. One morning, as Luke played with his toy, a group of marauders attacked the farm. Obi-Wan Kenobi, who had been watching Luke from afar, sprang into action, cutting down several Gamorreans before coming to the realization that he was badly outnumbered. Just as he was about to be dealt a possibly killing blow by one of the gang, Luke threw the toy starfighter he had been playing with, managing to distract the Gammorean long enough for Kenobi to separate his feet from his ankles. The battle then raged further, slowly turning in the favor of the defenders which included uncle Owen, who managed to gun down several of the invaders with a blaster. Luke cried out after noticing that one of the marauders, a Devaronian, had snuck up behind Owen, ready to knock him out. Kenobi then threw his lightsaber cutting the last marauder in half. As Luke cheered, Owen threw a punch which knocked Kenobi to the ground. Owen then ushered Luke back before chastising Kenobi for his involvement, pointing out the fact that Luke's brief show of bravery had potential ramifications for the boy's future.

#### Vader's vision

Shortly after the Battle of Fortress Vader, Darth Vader accessed a portal to the dark side created by Momin in an attempt to revive Padmé. He eventually found an apparition of Padmé standing on a balcony, who rejected his pleas and threw itself off the ledge and was incinerated by lightning. Just after this, Vader saw a blue light in the distance, out of which emerged an apparition of an adult Luke, who blasted him back to reality.

#### Taking on Jabba's thugs

"*That right kid? you were trying to steal Jabba's water?"*
"*It's not Jabba's. It belongs to the* farmers*, I was taking it back.*"
—One of Jabba's Thugs and Luke Skywalker[src]
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At the age of eight, during the Great Drought in 11 BBY, henchmen for the crime lord Jabba the Hutt collected a "water tax" on their master's behalf. Despite the damage it caused moisture farmers, Skywalker naïvely stood up to the thugs at night, trying to take back the water they had stolen from the farmers. Kenobi, who sensed the danger his protégé was in, blew their vehicle's lights with the Force to hide his identity, and proceeded to disable all of Jabba's henchmen. One of them became startled and pushed Skywalker to the ground, causing him to hit his head and pass out. Once Kenobi handled the thugs, he carried Skywalker to the Lars' homestead where he was found asleep, unaware of his savior's identity, by his aunt in the morning.

#### Saving Uncle Owen

"*Hang on, Uncle Owen!*"
—Luke Skywalker after rescuing his uncle.[src]
Some time after grounding Luke from flying his skyhopper, Owen Lars attempted to rebuild his relationship with his nephew by looking to help him fix it. However, before he could, he was captured by the Wookiee bounty hunter Black Krrsantan and tortured. Meanwhile, Luke was running away from home for not the first time. However, he sensed something was wrong and rushed to his homestead. When he arrived, he found many droids destroyed and his aunt Beru rattled, telling him of the attack. She ordered her nephew to lock himself in the homestead's maintenance bay, where he found his disabled skyhopper. He proceeded to fix it and make his way to Krrsantan and Owen. As he flew there, the Wookiee was engaged by Obi-Wan Kenobi. During this battle, Owen was thrown off a cliff. Before he could hit the bottom, Luke, in his skyhopper, managed to catch him and escape. Meanwhile, Kenobi defeated Krrsantan. Afterwards, Skywalker was allowed to fly his skyhopper once again.

#### Other adventures

"*Tell me...is it the Chosen One?*"
"*He is.*"
"*He will avenge us.*"
—Maul and Obi-Wan Kenobi's final conversation, referencing Luke Skywalker[src]
When Skywalker was 12 years old, he and his friend, Windy went off on their own through the Tatooine desert and wandered away from the moisture farms riding a dewback. The two encountered a sandstorm during their time outside and both lost consciousness. A krayt dragon was nearby when Skywalker woke up, but they were saved by Kenobi, meeting him for the first time after his adoption to the Lars family. Skywalker asked him who he was, and Kenobi revealed that his name was Ben Kenobi and an old friend of his father. Soon after, Skywalker exhausted and with Windy, he returned safely to their homes, carried on a dewback.

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Eventually, Skywalker became an adventure-seeking youth who demonstrated his father's natural piloting skills, as well as a strong desire to leave Tatooine. As more of Skywalker's friends left the planet to follow their dreams, he became increasingly frustrated that his uncle would not allow him to do the same, claiming that he still needed help with the farm. In truth, Owen was trying to prevent Skywalker from following in his father's footsteps.

In 2 BBY,[*source?*] Skywalker was helping at his foster parent's moisture farm when Beru called him inside. As Skywalker ran back to the house, he was watched in the distance by Obi-Wan Kenobi, who was riding a dewback. Kenobi had just defeated and killed the former Sith apprentice Maul, who had a vendetta against Kenobi after being bisected at the torso during the Invasion of Naboo thirty years earlier. In his final moments, Maul asked Kenobi if he was guarding Skywalker. Kenobi affirmed that he believed Luke was the Chosen One before Maul passed away.

When not helping his uncle, Skywalker would occasionally go bulls-eye Womp rats, or go racing through the dangerous Beggar's Canyon in his T-16 Skyhopper by the age of thirteen. He would also spend time at Tosche Station with his friends, such as Biggs Darklighter, Laze "Fixer" Loneozner, Camie Marstrap, Windy, and Deak; some of them called him "Wormie".

### Galactic Civil War

"*There is a great disturbance in the Force.*"
"*I have felt it.*"
"*We have a new enemy: the young Rebel who destroyed the Death Star. I have no doubt this boy is the offspring of Anakin Skywalker.*"
"*How is that possible?*"
"*Search your feelings, Lord Vader. You will know it to be true. He could destroy us.*"
"*He's just a boy. Obi-Wan can no longer help him.*"
—Sheev Palpatine and Darth Vader confer about Luke Skywalker[src]
#### Leaving Tatooine

"*I want to come with you to Alderaan. There's nothing for me here now. I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father.*"
—Luke Skywalker to Obi-Wan Kenobi[src]
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In 0 BBY, the purchase of two droids—R2-D2 and C-3PO—by Skywalker's step-uncle changed the young farm boy's life forever. Obtaining the droids from a band of Jawas to help with various tasks around the homestead, neither of them were aware that the droids had narrowly escaped from the Galactic Empire, and that R2-D2 contained a set of plans for the Empire's dreaded Death Star superweapon.

While cleaning the two new droids back at the homestead, Skywalker learned that they had been involved with the Rebel Alliance, and witnessed part of a desperate message from Princess Leia Organa requesting help from someone named "Obi-Wan Kenobi", whom R2-D2 claimed that he once belonged to. Skywalker soon found himself in the company of Kenobi after being attacked by a group of Sand People out in the Jundland Wastes. Kenobi soon revealed to Skywalker that he had once been a Jedi Knight who served in the Clone Wars with Skywalker's father. He went on to inform Skywalker that his father was not a spice freighter navigator like his uncle had always told him, but a Jedi Knight struck down by Darth Vader, and gave him his father's lightsaber. After he showed Princess Leia's message in its entirety to Kenobi, the old Jedi Master requested Skywalker's help to see the mission through, and offered to show him the ways of the Force. Skywalker initially refused to get involved, as he believed his duties at home were more important, but he offered to take Kenobi to Anchorhead.

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On their way to Anchorhead, Skywalker and Kenobi came upon a group of slaughtered Jawas—the same ones who sold the droids to his uncle. Skywalker deduced from learning that Imperial stormtroopers were responsible that they might have looked into the sales records of the droids, and rushed home in the hopes of saving his step-aunt and step-uncle. Upon returning home, Skywalker discovered that he was too late: his step-aunt and step-uncle had been murdered by the Empire. With the people who raised him dead, he decided to accompany Kenobi to Alderaan to deliver the plans back to the Alliance and learn the ways of the Jedi.

On their way to Mos Eisley, Kenobi began training him and gave Skywalker his first lesson, during which he learned the basics of Jedi meditation. They would later reach Chalmun's Cantina, where Kenobi claimed that they could find a pilot that could get them to Alderaan. Inside the cantina, Skywalker nearly had a fatal run-in with the criminals Ponda Baba and Dr. Evazan, but trouble was avoided when Kenobi sliced off Baba's arm with his lightsaber in defense of Skywalker.

The two were eventually able to find a pilot that could take them to Alderaan in the form of Han Solo, a Corellian smuggler, and his co-pilot Chewbacca. Solo's initial rate was ten thousand credits all paid in advance, which Skywalker thought was too expensive. Ultimately, they were able to compromise when Kenobi offered to pay two thousand credits up front and an additional fifteen thousand when they got to Alderaan, for a total of seventeen thousand credits, which convinced Solo to take them, with Skywalker selling his speeder to pay for the two thousand up front.

#### Death Star rescue

"*I'm Luke Skywalker. I'm here to rescue you.*"
"*You're who?*"
"*I'm here to rescue you. I've got your R2-Unit. I am here with Ben Kenobi.*"
"*Ben Kenobi?! Where is he?!*"
"*Come on!*"
—Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa[src]
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After escaping stormtroopers on Solo's ship, the *Millennium Falcon*, Kenobi began Skywalker's instruction in the ways of the Force, using a training remote to instruct him in basic lightsaber combat, much to the derision of Solo, who dismissed it as a "hokey religion". Wearing a helmet that completely covered his eyes for part of the lesson, Kenobi encouraged him to reach out with the Force to combat the remote. Despite his vision being totally impaired, Skywalker was able to successfully deflect a pair of blaster bolts from the remote, claiming that he could "almost see" the remote through the Force.

The lesson, however, was soon interrupted by their arrival in the Alderaan system and their discovery of the planet's destruction. They then spotted a patrolling TIE fighter and, upon following it, found that it was approaching what appeared to be a small moon, which turned out to be the Death Star. Caught by the Death Star's tractor beam, they were brought aboard the massive space station.

Once on board, Luke and Han knocked two stormtroopers out and stole their armor, whereas Kenobi set out to deactivate the tractor beam. However, when R2-D2 discovered that Leia Organa was being held captive on the station, Skywalker insisted on rescuing her. Though Solo was reluctant to go marching into the detention block, Skywalker convinced him to go along with the rescue by claiming that he'd get a significant reward for doing so.

Still using their stormtrooper guises, Skywalker and Solo convinced Chewbacca to pose as a prisoner and escorted him to Detention Block AA-23 (where Organa was being held.) They were able to rescue Organa, but their cover was blown and they had to jump into the garbage compactor in order to escape the pursuing Imperial forces. Though Skywalker and Organa were separated from Solo and Chewbacca, they were able to reunite with their companions, and the droids, in the hangar bay.

Eventually, the group escaped the Death Star, but only after Kenobi sacrificed himself in a duel with Darth Vader. Angry and confused, Organa offered some comfort for his grief. Despite the fact that they had escaped from the Death Star, a pursing TIE fighter patrol was on the verge of catching up to them, so at Solo's request, Skywalker manned one of the *Millennium Falcon'*s quad laser cannons to eliminate the enemy fighters, with Skywalker managing to destroy two of them. Once the patrol was eliminated, they traveled to the hidden rebel base on Yavin 4, under the suspicion that the Death Star was tracking them.

#### Yavin 4

"*Great shot, kid; that was one in a million!*"
—Han Solo to Luke Skywalker after the destruction of the Death Star[src]
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On their arrival, they met with Commander Willard, and Organa introduce him to Skywalker so that he could join the Rebel Alliance as a pilot. Skywalker then separated and met Wedge Antilles, who oversaw his flight simulation test. Lasting no more than 30 seconds, the more experienced pilot advised Skywalker to listen to his explanations, and encouraged him not to give up. In his second try, Skywalker used what he had learned from Antilles, and managed to surpass the highest score, that of Antilles's, prompting Willard to accept him without objection. He joined Red Group with the designation of Red Five, which had previously belonged to a cadet named Pedrin Gaul, who had perished during the Battle of Scarif several days earlier.

After the briefing for their plan of attack against the incoming Death Star, Skywalker prepared himself for the attack, when he saw Solo loading his payment onto the *Falcon* for rescuing Organa and prepared to leave the group. Skywalker attempted to persuade him to stay and help them against the Empire, but Solo refused, claiming that the attack on the Death Star was suicide rather than bravery, deeply disappointing him. After bidding farewell to Organa as well, Skywalker was about to board his T-65B X-wing starfighter, when he encountered his old friend Biggs Darklighter, the two about to be flying as wingmen in the upcoming battle. In a brief conversation, Darklighter promised Luke that the two would catch up on each other's stories when they got back. Skywalker was also approached by Garven Dreis, the commander of Red Squadron, who asked him if he was sure he could handle the X-wing, to which Darklighter vouched for his friend, calling him the "best bush pilot in the Outer Rim Territories."

As the Battle of Yavin got underway and Skywalker and his fellow squadmates launched into space, Skywalker was guided by the spirit of Obi-Wan Kenobi. He participated in Red Squadron's initial assault on the Death Star's outer defenses, primarily focusing on disabling the station's numerous turbolaser batteries and fighting off TIE fighters when they were deployed against the Rebel fighters. He also helped to provide cover for Gold Squadron when they made the first attack run on the meridian trench, as well as Commander Dreis when he made his attack run. Eventually, Darth Vader himself joined the fray in a TIE Advanced x1 and succeeded in thwarting the first two attack runs. Just before he was shot down by the Sith Lord, Commander Dreis instructed Skywalker to lead a third and final run on the trench with Darklighter and Antilles.

Skywalker took charge of the last attempt on the thermal exhaust port as instructed, but Vader and his two escort fighters soon caught up to them. Antilles was forced to withdraw after his starfighter suffered damage, and Darklighter was eventually shot down as well. Unable to grieve for his fallen friend, Skywalker tried to focus on his target. He was once again contacted by the spirit to Kenobi, who urged him to let the Force guide him. This prompted Skywalker to disable his starfighter's targeting computer, much to the confusion of the Rebel leaders continuing to monitor the battle from the surface of Yavin 4.

Just as Skywalker reached the end of the trench, it appeared as though Vader would shoot him down like he had the other pilots, but before he could, Han Solo and Chewbacca showed up in the *Millennium Falcon*, destroying Vader's two escorts and causing Vader's TIE Advanced to spiral out of control away from the trench. At Solo's urging, Skywalker took a single shot and fired two proton torpedos, using the Force to guide them to their target, which resulted in the destruction of the Death Star. For this action he, Chewbacca, and Han Solo were awarded the medal of Bravery the morning after.

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Just as the ceremony ended, Skywalker told Organa to allow herself some time to grieve for the loss of her family and homeworld. Afterwards, General Jan Dodonna sent him and Antilles, the only other survivor of Red Group, in their X-wings to retrieve the wayward princess and bring her to the Great Temple. Her shuttle's pilot, Evaan Verlaine, however, managed to outsmart them and make the jump to hyperspace with course to Naboo, with R2-D2 accompanying the two women. They would later reunite after she had successfully accomplished her mission. Soon after, Skywalker became an officer in the Alliance and was given the rank of Lieutenant and was regularly assigned numerous independent missions.

#### The *Desert Jewel*

"*Ever since the Battle of Yavin, I feel sometimes that people expect me to top it and wonder why I haven't yet.*"
—Luke Skywalker[src]
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In an errand for Admiral Ackbar, Skywalker was dispatched to the planet Rodia in order to open a secret weapon supply line for the Alliance. He was accompanied by Artoo and a pilot named Nakari Kelen, and they flew her ship, the *Desert Jewel*. During their mission together, they helped a Kupohan ship—which, unknown to them at the time, carried vital intelligence on a Givin cryptographer named Drusil Bephorin—near Llanic. They then continued their journey to Rodia. Skywalker was greeted by Laneet Chekkoo, who guided him to Toopil. During business with Taneetch Soonta, the Rodian told Skywalker about the Jedi, including a story about Anakin during the Clone Wars. From her, Skywalker received her uncle's lightsaber.

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After killing a ghest and getting some treatment for his wounds, Skywalker focused on analyzing Huulik's lightsaber and trying to learn telekinesis, but a planetwide alert for the *Desert Jewel* forced him to leave Rodia immediately and meet up with Ackbar and Organa on the *Promise*. The two assigned him to a mission to rescue Bephorin on Denon, but the need for upgrades for the *Jewel* prompted him to go on another mission to Fex with Kelen before that. Warned by Organa not to blindly trust Kelen, Skywalker set off for Pasher with Kelen and Artoo to receive intel from her father about their destination and the necessary equipment to survive its atmosphere. The two then headed towards Fex. Once they successfully retrieved the *Harvester* and were rewarded for it, Skywalker and Kelen traveled to Rodia to fix the *Desert Jewel*.

Following the ship's modifications, the two Rebels returned to the *Promise* to receive more intel on the Denon mission from Organa and Ackbar, only to depart for the planet as soon as possible, meet with their contact Sakhet, and prepare Bephorin's liberation. Once in motion, their plan allowed them to escape from Imperial Security Bureau agents, and Denon altogether, with the Givin cryptographer onboard the *Jewel*. Despite several hiccups along the way, including an extended stop on Kupoh, they reached Omereth. There, however, the *Jewel* was intercepted by bounty hunters and a confrontation ensued between the Rebels and their pursuers. Despite the formers' victory, Kelen was killed by one of the bounty hunters—saddening Skywalker, who had come to develop feelings for her. After allowing himself some time to grieve for those he had lost during the war, Skywalker completed his mission by reuniting Bephorin with her family and meeting with Major Bren Derlin. Afterwards, Skywalker returned Kelen's body to her father, after reflecting on the fact that he had learned how to move objects with the Force thanks to her support.

#### Devaron

"*Hyperspace scout. Historian. Farm boy. And yet here you are with a Jedi laser sword in your hand, like you mean to use it.*"
—Sarco Plank[src]
After numerous missions alongside Antilles and earning each other's complete trust, Skywalker assisted on a mission for Red Squadron above Giju: he helped protect a transport carrying underground rebel leaders being evacuated from the planet, along with Antilles and Commander Arhul Narra. Once the package was clear, they followed the scatter protocol, and Skywalker and R2-D2 set course to Devaron when he had a vision about future events on that same planet. He soon met with Antilles and Narra, who sent him, C-3PO and R2-D2 on a mission for Chancellor Mon Mothma.

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After refueling the ship, the trio departed for Whiforla II and jumped out of hyperspace in the Tertiary Usaita system, but an Imperial attack forced them to return to Devaron and repair the Y 4, this time letting the Force guide him into the Temple of Eedit. Landing in Tikaroo, Skywalker left the ship for repairs with Kivas and his daughter, Farnay, using the alias "Korl Marcus", and went onto the depot where he was told the Temple was off-limits; after resting and a vision of the past, he left the depot and met with Farnay, to whom he revealed his true identity. Ultimately, Sarco Plank accepted to be his guide and brought Skywalker and the two droids close to Eedit, where Skywalker found a secret entrance to the Temple and entered alone with the droids.

During his stay on the Temple, Skywalker heard Kenobi's voice, from whom he received further instructions. He managed to enter a secret chamber where he and the droids found three training remotes. Using what Kenobi had taught him on the *Falcon*, Skywalker gradually managed to pass the exercises after a few days, only to find himself surrounded by Imperials with orders to apprehend him and his fugitive starfighter, using Farnay as a hostage. However, Plank unexpectedly appeared and helped Skywalker fight the stormtroopers with his electrostaff, and observed that Skywalker was merely a Padawan.

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Planning to ransack the Temple to pay his debts, Plank then challenged him to a duel, during which he used a grenade to blind him, seeing that Skywalker would not be defeated so easily. Prepared to administer the coup de grace, Farnay interrupted him, for which Plank put binders on her; however, it gave Skywalker time to stand up and slash Plank's control box, casting him and his electrostaff into a pit leading to the temple's underlevels. Skywalker then passed out and Farnay tended his wounds, to whom he swore he would become a Jedi and rebuild the Order, and return to Eedit one day. With the droids, they left the Temple as Imperial reinforcements arrived afterwards.

Back in Tikaroo, Skywalker reclaimed his now-repaired starfighter from Kivas, and before departing Devaron, he dropped several bombs at the base of the spire to cut off the paths into the jungle, meaning to stop the pikhron hunt.

Years later, after defeating the Emperor, Skywalker kept his promise to Farnay and returned to Devaron. He was accompanied by C-3PO for the trip.

#### Cymoon 1

"*You, boy, are* no *Jedi. Who are you?*"
"*You killed my father!*"
"*I've killed very many fathers. You'll have to be more specific.*"
—Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker during a brief duel in Cymoon 1[src]
Alongside Organa, Solo, Chewbacca, R2-D2, and C-3PO, Skywalker took part of a mission to infiltrate Cymoon 1. To do so, the rebel team hijacked the ship of an emissary sent by Jabba the Hutt to negotiate a weapons deal at Weapons Factory Alpha, with Solo as its replacement and Organa and Skywalker disguised as his bodyguards.

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Once inside the facility, they revealed themselves as rebels to Overseer Aggadeen, took their escorts down and made their way to the central power station. While Organa, Solo, and R2-D2 rigged the place to destroy it, Skywalker watched for additional Imperial troops, using what little he knew of the Force to reach out and sense any nearby presence. However, he was drawn to caged slaves, whom he proceeded to free, and guided them to a rendezvous with Solo and Organa, when they were alerted of Vader's arrival by Chewbacca.

Determined to fight Vader for killing his father and Kenobi, he heard his mentor's voice speak to him from beyond, telling him to run, just as he faced the Dark Lord. However, he was no match for Vader, who quickly seized Skywalker's lightsaber and was about to kill him, until he realized that Skywalker's lightsaber had been once his own. Solo then intervened with an AT-AT, crashing the walker through the factory's walls, giving Skywalker and the slaves an opening to escape from the facility.

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Seeing so many of the freed slaves die by Imperial fire, Skywalker regretted his decision, but continued fighting after stealing a speeder bike. After the Rebels' walker opened fire against Vader, Skywalker picked his lightsaber up from the rubble, rushed to assist his team—whose walker had fallen down due to Vader—, and provided some cover fire. Determined to destroy the factory, Skywalker disobeyed Organa's orders and used his stolen speeder bike to destroy the power core despite Vader's threat. Afterwards, he managed to board the *Millennium Falcon*, reunite with his team and escape Cymoon 1, yet with his morale at rock bottom.

#### Return to Tatooine

"*"There's nothing here for me now." That's what I said when I left this place. Let's hope I was* wrong*.*"
—Luke Skywalker[src]
Once they returned to the Alliance Fleet, Skywalker continued working on his lightsaber techniques until Organa came to see him. Skywalker told her that he lacked interest in undertaking any more missions, as he did not consider himself a Jedi but a danger, and that until he could figure out who he was, he could not be around the Alliance; he asked Organa to let him go. Much to her and Solo's dismay, Skywalker (along with R2-D2) took off in an X-wing and set off on a course for Tatooine. Hoping to find some guidance in Kenobi's hut, Skywalker and R2 made their way across the desert to the abandoned residence, where they found it being pillaged by Tusken raiders, who fled in fear upon seeing his activated lightsaber.

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Inside the hut, Skywalker had R2 scan the ransacked place for anything of value, and the small android came across a box addressed to Skywalker. However, before they could find out its contents, one of Boba Fett's flash grenades incapacitated R2-D2 and blinded Skywalker. Fett proceeded to aim a rifle to his head, but Skywalker fought back with his lightsaber despite his temporary blindness. Despite his disadvantage and multiple wounds done by Fett, Skywalker managed to deflect the bounty hunter's shot at point-blank and Fett tackled him in anger.

Close to death by his own lightsaber as he struggled against Fett, R2-D2 saved him by hurling Kenobi's box and knocking the hunter out. Still blinded and carrying the box, Skywalker had R2-D2 lead him to his X-Wing. On his way to an unknown location, he read some of Kenobi's passages on his journals, including one set during the Great Drought involving him.

#### Showdown on Nar Shaddaa

"*You want to finally be a Jedi Knight, kid? Here's your chance. Go die like one.*"
—Kreel to Luke Skywalker[src]
Though Kenobi's journals contained a number of stories, Skywalker became frustrated as he continued to read them as he did not understand what lessons were to be learned about using a lightsaber or wielding the Force. Though Artoo suggested returning to the fleet, Skywalker had no intention of returning until he found the answers he was seeking. Artoo's suggestion did, however, give the young Jedi an idea: to venture into the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, the former home of the Jedi Order. Before he could travel to Coruscant, however, Skywalker set a course to Nar Shaddaa, a world of pirates and outlaws known as the "Smuggler's Moon." Upon landing, Skywalker set off looking for someone who could help him get to the Jedi Temple. He entered a cantina, where he was immediately attacked by criminals looking to rob and kill him. Skywalker brandished his lightsaber and demanded that they cease their attack, while the bartender asked where he acquired a Jedi's lightsaber. He did not answer, instead saying that he was simply on Nar Shaddaa to conduct business and had already stated his purpose for entering the establishment. The bartender guessed that Skywalker was seeking entry into the Jedi Temple, meaning he would need to hire someone who could sneak him onto the capital world of the Empire. The bartender told him that he could do that for the boy, but the price would be the lightsaber—a price that Skywalker rejected, so the bartender resorted to his previous plan of killing and robbing the boy.

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Before the others could kill him, however, a thief stole the lightsaber and fled the bar. Skywalker gave chase, pursuing the thief through the streets and over rooftops. The thief jumped onto a ship that was passing by and hung onto the bottom of it, and Skywalker used the Force to make the now-even longer jump towards them and grab the thief's leg. The thief lost his holding and both men fell towards the streets of Hutta Town below, where Skywalker retrieved his lightsaber once both he and the thief landed. The young Jedi was then confronted by Grakkus the Hutt, a Nar Shaddaa crime lord who employed the thief that stole the lightsaber. Skywalker fought the Hutt's MagnaGuard, while at the same time overhearing the thief telling Grakkus that Skywalker said his father was a Jedi and that he was seeking access to the Jedi Temple. Having his own plans for the boy, Grakkus knocked Skywalker out with a punch to the face.

Skywalker later awoke to find himself in Grakkus' palace, which contained untold numbers of relics from the Jedi Order. Grakkus held out a Jedi holocron, though Skywalker did not know what it was. Grakkus, who explained that he was a collector of Jedi artifacts in addition to being a crime lord, told him that the item was a holocron and that only an individual who was strong with the Force could open it. Though Skywalker had no experience with holocrons, the Hutt gave him five seconds to open the holocron or be killed. Under threat of death, the boy reached out with the Force and was able to open the holocron, as well as the many others that were in the collection. They revealed themselves as containing historical records about the Jedi and the Sith, including the revelation that there was a Jedi Temple on Vrogas Vas. With Skywalker having proved himself, Grakkus believed he would make a fine addition to his collection as the last living Jedi. Grakkus planned to put Skywalker into an arena fight that he would bill as the death of the last Jedi, so the Hutt ordered him taken to the arena's gamemaster to be prepared. Artoo, knowing that Skywalker had been captured, send a distress call to the Alliance Fleet, where it was intercepted by the High Command. Though Chancellor Mothma was unwilling to send a team of Rebels on a suicide mission despite Skywalker's importance to the Rebellion, Chewbacca and Threepio—who remained with the fleet while Solo and Organa were on their own mission—volunteered to rescue their captured friend.

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The gamemaster—secretly an Imperial stormtrooper named Sergeant Kreel—introduced himself to Skywalker once the Jedi was led to the arena, and he stated that it was his job to make sure Skywalker was prepared to put on a good show before ultimately dying in the arena. Though Skywalker initially refused to fight, Kreel knew he would ultimately do so because he wanted to learn to hone his skills as a Jedi. The Kreel also told him that the Jedi Temple no longer existed, as it had been converted into the Imperial Palace—so whatever Skywalker was hoping to find was gone, as were the other Jedi temples in the galaxy. He then threw the lightsaber to Skywalker and removed the binds that the boy's hands were in. While surrounded by MagnaGuards, the Kreel used a lightsaber of his own and engaged in a duel to begin preparing him for the arena match. Though the Kreel was not a Jedi, he was a more-skilled swordsman and quickly bested Skywalker. Skywalker then engaged multiple MagnaGuards in combat.

The big event soon arrived, and crime lords and other criminal types flocked to watch the death of the last Jedi. Skywalker spoke to Grakkus, who reminded him that no one wanted to watch him win and that everyone had paid to see him die, though the young Jedi believed he could succeed nonetheless. Grakkus also revealed that scavengers had found Skywalker's X-wing and the Journal of Ben Kenobi, which Grakkus intended to add to his collection. The event began once Grakkus left, and Skywalker entered into the arena and was introduced as the last of the Jedi. The announcer claimed that he was a veteran of battles across the galaxy and that he had fought Hutts and bounty hunters alike, hyping up the untrained Jedi hopeful. The announcer then introduced the Jedi's opponent: Kongo the Disemboweler, a large and fearsome creature from the dolovite mines of Mustafar. Skywalker ignited the green-bladed lightsaber that was given to him for the show and the fight began. The young Jedi slashed his blade at the creature, but the opponent's armor was resistant to a lightsaber blade and made it difficult for Skywalker to combat the creature. He remained confident, however, reminding himself that he blew up the Death Star, fought Boba Fett, and was trained by Obi-Wan Kenobi. He closed his eyes in an attempt to use the Force as his ally, but Kongo used the opportunity to throw Skywalker across the arena and knocking him onto the ground.

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The beast grabbed Skywalker as the audience cheered for Kongo to make the kill, and Skywalker tried calling out to Kenobi to ask for miracle. Just as he did so, the beast's shock collar was activated by Kreel, who revealed himself to Grakkus as an Imperial and announced he was taking Skywalker into custody. Stormtroopers poured into the arena and surrounded Skywalker, arresting both him and the Hutt. Grakkus had one trick up his sleeve, though, and triggered an electromagnetic pulse that disabled the Imperials' blasters. Grakkus, skilled at combat in his own right, began fighting the weaponless stormtroopers, while other troops grabbed Skywalker. Just then, the young Jedi saw that Artoo, who had infiltrated the palace, recovered his lightsaber and threw it into the arena, so Skywalker grabbed it and cut the soldiers down. Kongo chased the spectators out of the arena, and Skywalker while Kreel confronted Skywalker, knocking him to the ground and revealing his true identity as a stormtrooper of the 501st Legion tasked with arresting him. Skywalker was saved by the timely arrival of Grakkus, who Kreel attacked as Skywalker got away.

Skywalker regrouped with Solo, Organa, Chewbacca, and the droids, all of whom ultimately traveled to Nar Shaddaa to rescue their captive friend. Solo, Organa, and Chewbacca each wielded lightsabers that Artoo stole from the palace so they were not defenseless in the wake of the EMP blast, leading Skywalker to quip that Solo looked good with a lightsaber. Artoo recovered Kenobi's journal and Skywalker wanted to go back to the palace to recover more artifacts, but the arena was flooded with blaster-wielding stormtroopers so Chewbacca grabbed the resistant Skywalker and brought him out of the arena. The Rebels returned to the *Millennium Falcon* and escaped from Nar Shaddaa.

#### Vrogas Vas

"*...right now I'm just a Rebel pilot who needs to help his friends. Learning to be a Jedi will have to wait.*"
—Skywalker, to R2-D2[src]
Though he was unable to acquire the relics in Grakkus' palace, the holocrons he activated gave Skywalker one important piece of information: the existence of a Jedi Temple on Vrogas Vas. Skywalker returned to the Alliance but still sought answers, so he traveled to Vrogas Vas and was stationed in orbit with Red Squadron, along with Blue Squadron and Yellow Squadron. While in orbit and preparing for training exercises, Darth Vader—who had learned of Skywalker's location from one of his associates, a rogue archaeologist named Aphra—dropped out of hyperspace in his TIE Advanced x1 starfighter. Vader made quick work of Blue Squadron and Yellow Squadron, destroying them both as Red Squadron looked on. Skywalker sensed that Vader was the pilot of the enemy starfighter, made a run towards him, and crashed his X-wing fighter into the Sith Lord's TIE Advanced. The collision damaged both vessels and send them hurtling towards the surface of Vrogas Vas.

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Skywalker and Vader both survived the crashes of their starfighters, though they impacted on the surface in different places. The young Jedi crashed outside of the ruins of the Jedi Temple, from which he witnessed the destruction of Gray Squadron forces sent to attack Vader—part of a major Rebel operation to capture the lone Sith Lord. He put off his search for answers and began to make his way towards the Rebel forces, determined to help his friends. As he passed through the ruins of the Jedi Temple, he could see yet another Rebel pilot being killed by the Dark Lord. Unknown to Skywalker was that, at the same time, he was being tracked by Vader's companions—Aphra and the assassin droids BT-1 and 0-0-0. While the Sith Lord's followers prepared a plan to capture the boy, Skywalker found writings in the ruins that were written with a lightsaber, letting him deduce that the ruins were from the Jedi. A cold feeling passed over him and he could sense the presence of what he thought was Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. He tried to concentrate, but he was interrupted by what he thought was Threepio's arrival. In reality, it was Triple-Zero, painted in gold by Aphra, who placed his metal hand on Skywalker and sent an electrical charge through the boy's body, knocking him unconscious.

Aphra and Triple-Zero prepared to take Skywalker hostage when Artoo stepped in to help. Bee Tee then brought his arsenal to bear on the rebel's astromech and chased him off. Aphra and Triple-Zero then seized Skywalker but were stopped by the smuggler Han Solo, who had a sniper rifle aimed at them. Chewbacca then came in and attacked the protocal droid, ripping his arm off. Skywalker then regained consciousness, dispatched Bee Tee, and sliced off Triple-Zero's other arm with his lightsaber. Skywalker and his allies then retreated when Bee Tee fired his weapons blindly.

Skywalker, Solo, Chewbacca, and Artoo made their way back to the Millennium Falcon. They then lifted off in order to aid princess Leia. They were forced to the ground when their ship was crashed into by the Wookiee bounty hunter Black Krrsantan. While Solo and Chewbacca dealt with the mercenary, Skywalker left to head back to the Jedi ruins.

Luke arrived back at the the Jedi temple looking for Leia. It was then that he heard the voice of Obi-wan Kenobi, who told him that he should not have come to this place and that he was not ready for what is coming. Luke was then intercepted by a company of stormtroopers who opened fire on him. He retreated behind cover but was hit in the head and knocked unconscious.

Luke was taken prisoner by the forces of Commander Karbin. However Darth Vader, who had a rivalry with Karbin, used the force to crash the shuttle Skywalker was kept in. Now free, he then caught up with Solo, Chewbacca, C-3PO, and R2-D2. They made their way back to the Millennium Falcon, however Dr. Aphra had laid out a minefield to stop them. When she was distracted she was knocked out from behind by Princess Leia. Believing her to be of use, Organa decided to take the archaeologist with them. As they departed Vrogas Vas, Skywalker felt remorse that he would not be able to go back to the temple and see what was hidden there.

#### Learning the ways of the smuggler

"*How else are we gonna replace the money we just lost?*"
"*Heh, don't worry, kid. I know just the thing. It's a big galaxy. And believe me, there's always something somewhere in need of smuggling.*"
—Skywalker and Solo[src]
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Upon returning to the Rebel fleet with their new prisoner, Doctor Aphra, Skywalker and his friends went their separate ways; Organa, Artoo, and Threepio went to detain Aphra at an Alliance-controlled space station, Sunspot Prison, with the assistance of Sana Starros, whom Organa hired to transport them to the prison. Meanwhile, Solo and Skywalker were dispatched to buy supplies for the rebellion. Solo attempted to double the money he was given for supplies by betting on sabacc. However, he was caught cheating, and had to escape with Skywalker on the *Millennium Falcon*.

Skywalker and Solo traveled to Nar Shaddaa where Luke was tasked with finding a customer in need of a ship. He made a deal to haul nerfs to Ibaar for 5,000 credits, which was just enough to replace the credits lost by Solo. Skywalker and Solo were soon intercepted by TIE fighters who suspected the Falcon of smuggling illegal livestock. Luke was able to shoot the fighters and he and Solo made it to Ibaar with the nerfs. While on Ibaar, Skywalker blackmailed Solo into allowing him to fly the Falcon for a few parsecs by threatening to tell Leia about losing the credits in a Sabacc game.

After buying the supplies, Skywalker and Solo received a distress call from Sana and arrived at Sunspot Prison. They were immediately knocked out and taken captive by the masked assailant who was attacking the prison. Neither came to until after the battle had already ended and the attacker had been captured.

#### Hijacking the *Harbinger*

"*Chances are...This is the last voyage of the* Harbinger*. So Let's make it a memorable one*"
—Skywalker to Organa and Solo[src]
Sometime after the assault on Sunspot prison, Skywalker, along with the efforts of Red Squadron, along with Solo, Organa, and Chewbacca in the *Millennium Falcon* participated in a hijacking of the *Harbinger*, an *Imperial*-class Star Destroyer. He was crucial to securing the ship after the crew abandoned the mighty warship, barely able to eject the main reactor. Over the next week, he helped repair the ship. When the time came to break the Siege on Tureen VII, Skywalker dueled Sergeant Kreel again, whose SCAR Squadron had snuck aboard. Using a Force push, Skywalker subdued the trooper, and was able to join the fight in his X-wing. Skywalker elected not to dogfight Vader's TIE fighter, and escaped into hyperspace with the rest of the Rebels.

#### Temporary outpost

"*I just go word that the cargo vessel just arrived. Looks like the mission was canceled. Hope you didn't go through too much trouble.*"
—Luke Skywalker to R2-D2[src]
Sometime after the hijacking of the *Harbinger*, the Alliance established a temporary outpost on the Outer Rim planet Reamma. Organa gave Luke a mission to find a missing Alliance cargo vessel. Skywalker and R2-D2 prepared to make the flight to look for them. Before they could do that, however, Organa informed Skywalker that the vessel reported in, cancelling the mission.

#### The Screaming Citadel

"*So, come, shake hands, have dinner with the nice lady, and we walk away with an actual sentient Ancient Jedi. You get your teacher, I get an eyewitness to the Ancient past.*"
*"I'm not sure...*"
C'mon, are you out, Farm Boy? or are you in, *Jedi Knight*?*"*"
—Aphra and Luke Skywalker on the visit to Ktath'atn[src]
Sometime later, as the Alliance was setting up a temporary base, Skywalker went to a local cantina. There he was met by Dr. Aphra, who convinced him to visit the Screaming Citadel together. There Aphra introduced him to the Queen of Ktath'atn as a Jedi. The Queen soon betrayed them, and Aphra turned him over to her as part of a deal to unlock the Rur crystal. The Queen implanted Skywalker with an Abersyn symbiote. Due to his power of the Force, he was able to overpower the Queen's own symbiote, causing chaos among the hive. Along with his Rebel friends, who had come to rescue him, they were able to escape, but not before Organa threatened to demote him back to moisture farming. Angered by Aphra's betrayal, Skywalker ordered her not to contact them again.

#### Among the stars

"*You're right, Leia. This is war.* Our *war. And despite everything we've already been through, everything we've won and lost...this war...has only begun. May the Force be with Us. May the Force be with us all.*"
—Luke Skywalker to his team[src]
During a mission, he piloted a Taylander shuttle with Organa. He piloted into a nebula, which disabled it, forcing them to crash on an ocean planet for three weeks. Skywalker's experience with machinery such as moisture vaporators helped keep them alive. Realizing that there was a native species, so Skywalker and Organa set a trap for the Imperial forces that were pursuing them. After disabling the AT-AT, they were able to repair the shuttle and return to the Rebel Fleet.

Shortly afterward, Skywalker and his team intercepted a message from R2-D2, who had gone off alone on a rescue mission. They saved R2's X-wing from Darth Vader and left in hyperspace.

By then, Task Force 99 had destroyed the Horox III rebel outpost. The team arrived there, discovering the devastation. Fearing further danger, they left without burying the rebel troopers, but Skywalker insisted that they honor the dead. Together they built a cremation pile before leaving.

#### Er'Kit

"*Rebel intelligence heard some strange things about the Malachor Company, and as soon as I got here to investigate I felt an... echo in the Force. I don't quite know how to explain it, but there's more going on here on Er'Kit than meets the eye.*"
—Luke Skywalker, during the operations on Er'Kit[src]
At some point after becoming a commander of his own, Skywalker was sent to the desert world of Er'Kit, where the locals were being oppressed by a group of mercenaries known as the Malachor Company. Upon arriving to Er'Kit to investigate, Skywalker felt mysterious echoes in the Force, which made him think there was more going on there than met the eye. Thus, he requested the help of an agent who had a reputation for desert warfare. Together, the two defeated the outposts and bases of the mercenaries. In order to ensure faster progress, Skywalker and the agent discovered from the Imperial operatives present in the sector that Imperial supplies had been ferried to Er'Kit via Nar Shaddaa, which meant a big operation. Eventually, Skywalker and the agent arrested the mercenary leader. Skywalker then successfully tracked the last members of the Malachor Company, who had holed themselves in an empty village.

Among the mercenaries' possessions, Skywalker and the agent discovered a document which proved that Malachor Company was preparing to ship supplies somewhere, and its coordinates led Skywalker and the agent to an Imperial base on the planet. They subsequently attacked several of its Imperial bases until they found intelligence pertaining to the Empire's operation on Er'Kit.

Having located the base from which the Imperials deployed most of their troops on E'rKit, Skywalker assaulted it with the assistance of Organa. The Rebel forces razed the base, which dealt a huge blow to the Imperial operations on the planet. Although still lacking on information of the Empire's secret experiments on the planet, Skywalker gradually discovered various logs showing that the Malachor Company had been hired by the Imperial Security Bureau. The mercenaries had been forcibly relocating natives to make room for Project Hidden Eye, which aimed at creating sleeper operatives who would spread throughout the galaxy. The project was nearly ready to send its first wave of spies.

In great haste, Skywalker and the agent took their troops to the base Project Hidden Eye was being run from, defeating its staging area and taking out the installations, ending the Imperial project for good. Skywalker then thanked the agent for their services, but he himself remained on Er'Kit for a time, executing other missions for Rebel Command.

#### Investigating Lotho Minor

"*I'm not sure there's much to give up on, Leia. Unless we want to make a base out of scrape metal.*"
—Luke Skywalker to Han Solo[src]
At some point Luke, Leia, Han, Chewbacca, and C-3PO, were sent by the Alliance to investigate the planet Lotho Minor for a new base. During the investigation, they ran into native droids and a male Duros named Akar Duel. Their actions made the group leave Lotho Minor, believing that the planet was not a good location for a new rebel base.

#### Hoth

"*You will go to the Dagobah system.*"
"*Dagobah system?*"
"*There, you will learn from Yoda, the Jedi Master who instructed me.*"
—Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker[src]
Three years after the Death Star's destruction, Skywalker was transferred to Echo Base alongside Rogue Squadron to Hoth, where he participated in regular patrols of the frozen perimeter. Once while reconnoitering the surroundings of Echo Base, Skywalker was attacked by a wampa, only to regain consciousness in its cave. He severed its arm with his lightsaber, and escaped; after a long walk in the icy wind, he collapsed from exhaustion. Near death, he had a vision of Kenobi, who told him to seek the teachings of Yoda in the Dagobah system.

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Rescued by Solo, Skywalker recovered from his wounds in a bacta tank operated by the medical droids 2-1B and FX-7. However, Vader had located Echo Base with one of his probe droids and prepared an imminent attack on the recently-opened Alliance base, thus prompting the Alliance to evacuate the base at once. After bidding farewell to his friends, for the impending battle, Skywalker led Rogue Squadron in an airspeeder. Though he was shot down, and his gunner Dak Ralter was killed, he got out of his damaged speeder and single-handedly destroyed a walker with his lightsaber and a thermal detonator. As Imperial forces breached the Rebels' defenses, the last Rebel transport departed, and Skywalker fled the planet aboard his X-wing with R2-D2.

#### Dagobah

"*Will he finish what he begins?*"
"*I won't fail you. I'm not afraid.*"
"*Oh, you will be. You will be.*"
—Yoda and Luke Skywalker[src]
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Skywalker then traveled to Dagobah, which turned out to be a remote swamp planet, where he encountered the former Grand Master of the fallen Jedi Order, Yoda. In their initial meeting, Skywalker was frustrated and impatient and was rather short-tempered with the diminutive Yoda, who did not initially identify himself and purposefully tested Skywalker's patience, telling him a story about three brothers, and taking him back to his hut to partake in a meal of root-leaf stew, which he did not find very appetizing. However, Skywalker gained a new appreciation for the small creature upon learning his identity, and Yoda agreed to train Skywalker only at the insistence of Kenobi's spirit. Skywalker's training proved to be difficult, as his adventurous past had shaped his mind toward action and emotional instinct.

During his training with Yoda, the Jedi Master had Skywalker climb a tree to use his senses to find a way through the tree, Skywalker lost his balance and fell from the tree. Yoda decided to have Skywalker carry him as he redid the task.

When Yoda asked him to enter a cave that was strong in the dark side in which he was supposed to find only what he took with him, he was challenged by a vision of himself wearing the armor of Darth Vader, meant to symbolize his inner darkness. Master and apprentice then had an encounter with a raging elephoth, which Skywalker managed to calm by leading her to her child. Shortly after, he had a vision of Han Solo and Leia Organa suffering at Cloud City on Bespin. Unable to get the visions out of his head, and convinced that his friends would surely die if he did not help them, Skywalker decided to end his training prematurely to rescue them, despite Yoda and Kenobi's insistence that he was not ready to face the dark side on his own yet, but Skywalker was convinced that he'd learned enough to hold his own, and he could not just stand by and leave his friends to the mercy of the Empire.

Seeing that Skywalker's mind was made up, Kenobi let him know that if he ended up facing Vader, he could not interfere on his behalf, and advised him not to give into hatred. Likewise, Yoda advised him to mind what he'd learned. Skywalker promised to do so, and vowed to return to Dagobah one day to finish his training.

#### Vader's trap

"*Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father.*"
"*He told me enough! He told me you killed him!*"
"*No.* I *am your father."
"No...that's not true! That's* impossible*!"
"Search your feelings. You* know *it to be true."*"
—Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker[src]
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Upon his arrival at Cloud City's East Platform, Skywalker felt Vader's presence, and went into the nearest building, where he was shot at by Fett, who had come to claim a bounty put on Solo by Jabba the Hutt, and tried to pursue a group of stormtroopers and Imperial officers who held Organa, Chewbacca, and C-3PO captive. The princess attempted to warn Skywalker that he was walking into a trap, but his path was diverted to the carbon-freezing chamber where Darth Vader awaited him, with the intention to freeze him in carbonite to present him to the Emperor. Skywalker engaged the Dark Lord in a fierce lightsaber duel.

During the duel, Vader praised Skywalker's training in the Force thus far and attempted to goad him into giving into his anger and hatred, claiming that it was the only way to defeat him. Vader managed to knock Skywalker into the carbon-freezing chamber and appeared to have frozen him like he had Solo, but Skywalker lept out of the chamber before the process was finished, which left Vader impressed.

The duel eventually carried into the control room of one of Cloud City's gas-processing vanes. Vader began using the Force to throw various objects in the chamber at the young Jedi hopeful. One such projectile, a large piece of metal piping, was misdirected and smashed through a nearby observation port. The chamber was quickly depresurized, sucking Skywalker out onto the nearby sensor relay catwalk overlooking the reactor shaft. Skywalker managed to grab on to the catwalk's railing and pull himself up.

Vader re-entered the fray and forced Skywalker back onto the catwalk. Sensing that Skywalker was weakened, the Sith Lord demanded that Skywalker surrender, lest he be destroyed the same way that Obi-Wan Kenobi had. Skywalker refused and desperately tried to keep fighting Vader, to which Vader responded with several ferocious strikes, ultimately forcing Skywalker to the very edge of the catwalk and slicing off his right hand. Both Skywalker's hand and his lightsaber fell into the depths of the reactor shaft.

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Seeing that Skywalker was vulnerable in his weakened state, Vader offered to show Skywalker the power of the dark side and complete his training, with Skywalker vehemently refusing to ever join Vader, the man who had killed his father. In that moment, Vader revealed the truth: that *he* was his father.

Horrified by this shocking revelation, Skywalker harshly denied this claim, but Vader insinuated that they both knew that it was the truth. Vader insisted that Skywalker could destroy the Emperor, and together they could rule the galaxy as father and son. Unwilling to join Vader but too weak to fight back, Skywalker took the only option he had left, and allowed himself to fall down the reactor shaft, being sucked through several vents and eventually being deposited to the outside of the floating city. Though he managed to grab onto a weather vane to avoid falling to his death, he knew he was unable to stay there forever, especially in his weakened state. Calling out to Kenobi at first but getting no response, in desperation, he called out to Leia Organa through the Force, who was able to hear the call.

Soon, the *Millennium Falcon*, with Lando Calrissian, Organa, Chewbacca, and the droids onboard, arrived to rescue him. As they escaped from Bespin, and the *Falcon* was faced with the Imperial fleet, Vader reached out to Skywalker through the Force, calling him "son." Skywalker fought tears back, after hearing the word he had always longed to hear while lamenting that Kenobi had not told him the truth, just as the *Falcon* made the jump into hyperspace thanks to R2-D2. Back at the Rebel fleet, Skywalker received a prosthetic hand from 2-1B onboard the Nebulon-B frigate *Redemption*, while Calrissian and Chewbacca set out to find Solo.

#### Zastiga

"*Weapons and war don't make you a Jedi. I know that now.*"
—Luke Skywalker[src]
After the command of Red Squadron was transferred to Antilles following his promotion to squadron leader, which pleased Skywalker, he declined to rejoin the squadron and chose to be stationed onboard the *Redemption*. When he went to Zastiga, he and R2-D2 were the ones to greet Organa on her arrival to the planet after she and C-3PO left the *Mellcrawler*, piloted by its owner Nien Nunb and Lieutenant Caluan Ematt. When the time came for Organa to attend the top clearance meeting with the Rebel leadership, Skywalker and Nunb met with Antilles for a discussion of "reconnaissance tactics" about Antilles' refusal to pay the Sullustan a drink. He would later return to escort Organa to her quarters before going to his, and two days later, he saw her off, before catching his own shuttle back to the *Redemption*.

Soon afterwards, he would go to Kothlis, where he would learn of Solo's location—still frozen in carbonite and kept in Jabba the Hutt's palace—, and where he would keep himself up-to-date with the status of the Alliance Fleet's assembly. He had already devised a plan to rescue Solo when Organa contacted him following the successful Operation Yellow Moon, and showed eagerness to join him on his attempts to rescue the Corellian smuggler.

#### Solo's rescue

"*I am taking Captain Solo and his friends. You can either profit by this or be destroyed. It's your choice, but I warn you not to underestimate my powers.*"
—Luke Skywalker, to Jabba Desilijic Tiure[src]
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In 4 ABY, Skywalker set in motion the plan to rescue Solo from Jabba the Hutt. Once again, Skywalker returned to Tatooine, and to Kenobi's hut, wherein he found the missing parts he needed for the construction of his own lightsaber, the pieces left to him by Kenobi. While his friends bustled about preparing for the rescue, Skywalker retreated into the solitude of a desert cave they had chosen as their rendezvous point. Using the Force to assemble the weapon, he brought the kyber crystal inside to life, making the weapon his own, almost an extension of himself.

Afterwards, Skywalker waited to see if Organa's impersonation of Boushh and liberation of Solo was successful without his intervention, but she was only half-successful. She then sent a message to Skywalker and Calrissian that she had been captured as well, prompting Skywalker to act and go to Jabba's Palace. Skillful use of the Force allowed Skywalker to get past Jabba's Gamorrean guards and his majordomo, Bib Fortuna, but the Hutt was not so easily swayed and attempted to feed Skywalker to his rancor, which Luke later killed, upsetting Malakili, the Rancor's keeper.

Skywalker killed the monster, but Jabba was furious and sentenced all the captured Alliance heroes–including an unfrozen Solo–to death in the Great Pit of Carkoon to be eaten by the sarlacc that resided there. However, right before he was put into the pit, Skywalker escaped when R2-D2 shot his lightsaber to him and freed the other prisoners on the skiff. A skirmish ensued in which Skywalker protected his friends, ended the life of several of Jabba's thugs including Klaatu, and helped Organa escape the *Khetanna* after she had killed the Hutt. After destroying the sail barge, Skywalker and his entire team escaped unscathed through a dangerous sandstorm,[*source?*] after which he boarded his X-Wing with R2-D2 and parted ways with the others.

#### Keeping the promise

"*Your father was seduced by the dark side of the Force. He ceased to be Anakin Skywalker and became Darth Vader. When that happened, the good man who was your father was destroyed. So what I told you was true, from a certain point of view.*"
—Obi-Wan Kenobi to Luke Skywalker[src]
Skywalker then returned to Dagobah to complete his training and keep the promise he had made to Yoda, but the aged Jedi Master, who had used the Force to prolong his life beyond what was natural, had fallen ill and was finally starting to succumb to age. Yoda told Skywalker that he'd already completed all the training he required, but in order to finally become a true Jedi, he needed to confront Darth Vader one more time.  Having grown less and less sure since the revelation, Skywalker feared that it was the truth, he inquired if Vader was truly his father. Skywalker received such confirmation from Yoda, which angered him that they had lied to him for so long, but Yoda confessed that he knew that Skywalker had not been ready to shoulder the burden of being the child of the Dark Lord of the Sith, to which Skywalker expressed his regret that he did not listen to him the first time. After warning him not to underestimate the Emperor's powers or allow the dark side to take hold of him, and that as "the last of the Jedi" he had to pass on what he had learned, Yoda made one final revelation to Skywalker before he became one with the Force—that there was "another Skywalker."

Sensing his turmoil, the spirit of Kenobi appeared before Skywalker, who confronted him for lying about his father. Claiming that the good man that Anakin Skywalker had been had died upon his fall to the dark side, Kenobi stated that he did not directly lie to him about his father; he was simply telling him what happened "from a certain point of view." Skywalker voiced his belief that there was still good within his father, and that he could not bring himself to kill him, but Kenobi insisted that he needed to face him again in order to restore balance to the Force. Skywalker then asked about the "other Skywalker", who Kenobi told him was his long-lost twin sister, who had been separated from him at birth to protect them from the wrath of the Empire. Skywalker instantly came to the realization that this sister was Organa, which was confirmed by Kenobi. Skywalker almost immediately inquired about their mother's identity and fate, but Kenobi asked him to let that truth stay with him for a while longer, as he knew Skywalker carried too many burdens already.

#### Endor's test

"*Now, go, my son. Leave me.*"
"*No. You're coming with me. I'll not leave you here. I've got to save you!*"
"*You already have, Luke. You were right. You were right about me. Tell your sister… you were right.*"
—Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker[src]
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Skywalker nevertheless accompanied his friends on the mission to the forested moon of Endor to destroy the shield generator that protected the Death Star II in orbit, volunteering immediately upon arrival at the Rebel briefing above Sullust. As they approached the moon on the stolen *Lambda*-class Imperial shuttle *Tydirium*, Skywalker sensed Vader's presence on the nearby Super Star Destroyer *Executor* and realized his presence was endangering the mission; yet, it was his presence that prompted Vader to allow their landing. Upon doing so, the Rebel force was discovered by a small force of Imperial scout troopers that were guarding the shield bunker, and Skywalker and Organa pursued them on speeder bikes. Though they successfully stopped the scouts, Organa became separated from Skywalker.

Upon learning of her disappearance, Solo, Skywalker, Chewbacca, and the droids went looking for her, only to be captured by a tribe of Ewoks. Using the Force to prove C-3PO’s deific "magic", Skywalker convinced the Ewoks to release them and, after C-3PO's tale of their adventures, the whole group was accepted as a part of the village. However, Skywalker felt as Vader reached out to him through the Force and landed on the moon, and knew that he had to confront Vader. He quietly slipped away from the celebration, but Organa noticed that he had left and followed him. He informed her of what he was planning to do and also told her that, in the event that he did not make it back, she would the last hope of the Alliance, going on to tell her that she was his sister, and she could use the Force too.

Organa was initially shocked that she and Skywalker were actually brother and sister, but admitted to him that, somehow, she'd always known, and attempted to dissuade him from confronting their father, but Skywalker was adamant that he could redeem Vader, and set off.

Eventually encountering an Imperial patrol and willingly surrendering himself, Skywalker was brought to Vader and tried to convince his father to renounce the dark side by referring to him as "Anakin Skywalker", but Vader harshly denounced his former name. Although he managed to make Vader question the dark truths that had long ruled him, Skywalker ultimately became a prisoner of the Emperor as he was escorted to his throne room onboard the Death Star

As he was brought before Emperor Palpatine, the Dark Lord of the Sith repeatedly told the young Jedi that he would fall to the dark side just as easily as Vader had, and let him know that he had purposely allowed the Alliance to discover the second Death Star's location in order to lure them into a trap and finish them off once and for all.

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In order to temper Skywalker's negative emotions, Palpatine forced him to watch as the Imperial Fleet engaged the Rebels. He constantly encouraged Skywalker to give into his anger and hatred. Though Skywalker was resistant at first, his feelings of hopelessness and desperation only grew as the destruction of the Rebel fleet and the death of his friends appeared imminent. Attempting to strike down the Emperor, Skywalker found himself once again facing his father in a duel. Unlike their previous encounter on Bespin (where Vader was largely able to dominate the proceedings, throughout), this time the pair would fight as equals.

After successfully parrying a flurry of blows, Skywalker sent Vader tumbling down a stairwell before regaining his composure and appealing to the good in his father. Vader would have none of it and attacked once again, though eventually Skywalker withdrew from combat altogether and refused to fight Vader any further, retreating into the shadows of the throne room.

In order to goad his son back into fighting him, Vader used telepathy to probe his thoughts, learning of the existence of his daughter and Skywalker's twin sister, stating that perhaps she could be seduced to the dark side if Skywalker could not. This statement pushed Skywalker over the edge and caused him to finally give into his rage. Attacking his father much more aggressively this time, he unleashed his full might upon the Sith Lord. Eventually pushing Vader into a corner, right next to the Death Star's reactor shaft, Skywalker repeatedly struck him with multiple heavy blows, and with one final, devastating strike of his lightsaber, sliced Vader's hand off at the wrist, sending it—and the weapon it still gripped—cascading down into the depths below.

A cackling Sidious, delighted that Skywalker had not only given into his hatred, but made use of it to such an extent, encouraged him to deliver the killing blow to his father and take his place as his apprentice. However, Skywalker noticed that the hand he'd cut off was mechanical, much like his own, and in a moment of realization, saw that he was about to become what he had sought to destroy. Skywalker tossed his lightsaber aside and defiantly declared to the Emperor that he had failed, and that he was a Jedi like his father before him.

Infuriated that his plan to corrupt Luke had gone up in smoke, Palpatine declared that, if Skywalker would not be turned, he would be destroyed, and unleashed a barrage of Force lightning against him. Unprepared for the lightning, Skywalker desperately tried to protect himself, to no avail. Wanting Skywalker to suffer as much pain as possible for daring to defy him, the Sith Master gradually increased the intensity of his lightning,[*source?*] all while intermittently taunting him. At this point, Vader had gotten back to his feet and returned to his master's side, and Luke begged his father to save him.

Eventually, seeing his son in such terrible pain became too great for Vader to bear any longer, and in that moment, the Sith Lord Darth Vader was gone, and the Jedi Anakin Skywalker was reborn. In a snap decision, he seized his master and carried him to the nearby reactor shaft, casting him down the shaft to his death. In doing so, however, he turned Sidious's lethal Force lightning on himself, irreparably damaging his life-supporting armor.

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Luke carried Anakin to Imperial shuttle *ST 321*, where his father asked him to remove his breathing mask. Though Luke was hesitant to do so, convinced that his father would die without it, Anakin told him that nothing could prevent his death now, but before he died, he wanted to look upon his son with his own eyes. Luke relented and removed the mask, gazing upon his father's real face for the first and only time. Anakin then encouraged Luke to leave him and save himself. Though Luke was insistent on saving Anakin, his father assured him that, by bringing him back to the light, he already saved him, and with his last words, told him to tell Leia that he'd been right about him before passing away. At the cost of his own life and with the help of his son, Anakin Skywalker had finally fulfilled his destiny as the Chosen One and had brought balance to the Force.[*source?*]

Skywalker took his father's body on board the shuttle and escaped just before the Death Star's destruction, when he was almost intercepted by Green Squadron's Shara Bey, who proceeded to cover him from TIE interceptors after he identified himself. Back on Endor, Skywalker cremated his father's armor (his body had vanished) in the manner of a Jedi's funeral, and then joined his friends and sister in the celebration. It was during this moment of celebration that Skywalker saw the onlooking Force spirits of Kenobi, Yoda, and his father, looking at him in approval and with a sense of peace.

Following the Battle of Endor, Skywalker and Organa helped the Ewoks Kneesaa and Wicket W. Warrick reset their traps to stop a Gorax. Sensing that Ewoks and Organa needed time to complete the task, Skywalker used his lightsaber to slice through a log that the Gorax had thrown at him before he threw his lightsaber to Organa to use to cut a log.

In the battle's aftermath, Skywalker reported to the Rebel Alliance that the Emperor and Darth Vader were dead. The Alliance used their deaths to push forward messages of hope that a new era was beginning, though they cautioned that the fight to restore freedom had only just started. In the days ahead, the Rebel Alliance began the formation of the New Republic, a successor state to the Galactic Republic. The Empire, meanwhile, reeled from its defeat and its leadership was in chaos, and the Imperial government claimed that the reports of the Emperor's demise were treasonous propaganda.

#### Pillio

"*If the Empire is here, then what I sensed is true. There must be something special about this place.*"
—Luke Skywalker to R2-D2[src]
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Not long after the Battle of Endor, Skywalker felt a calling from Pillio in the Jinata system. Chasing the call, Luke along with R2 took his X-wing and set course for the remote aquatic planet. When they arrived, the two came across an Imperial Shuttle making its descent, confirming Skywalker's suspicions that the planet held something of importance. He left his faithful Astromech Droid with his ship, and it was not long before the young Jedi encountered Stormtroopers on guard, who attacked him on sight. Skywalker made his way through several dozens of troopers and officers, remarking that the Empire must have been searching the planet. Sensing something unnatural from within a nearby cave, the Jedi found that native wildlife, Scritters, were attacking the invading imperials. Hearing cries for help, Skywalker made his way further into the depths of the planet to find Del Meeko, a member of Imperial Special Forces Unit Inferno Squad, with his arm stuck in the amber of the Scritters. Despite their different allegiances, Skywalker used his lightsaber to cut through the amber and free the soldier. When Meeko asked why the Jedi helped him, Skywalker simply responded, 'Because you asked'.

At that moment, several Scritters burst out of the walls surrounding the two men. Meeko used a detonator to kill the bugs but also caused the ground beneath to collapse, leaving them to fall further into the planet. They landed in a small shallow stream of water, and Skywalker used the Force to protect Meeko from falling rocks. After being helped to his feet, Meeko remarked that stories of the Jedi always scared him as a young boy. Skywalker responded that if they want to get out, they'll need to work together. Making their way through the caves, Luke shared that the Force has brought them to together and apologizes for killing the rest of his men; he was reluctant to do so, but they left him no choice, while Meeko did. As the two made their way out of the cave, Del revealed that the Emperor had an observatory on the planet and that Meeko was tasked with destroying it. Skywalker and Meeko eventually escaped the cave and gained access to the observatory by destroying its defense system.

Skywalker discovered that the key to opening the vault door is to use the Force, prompting Meeko to wonder why the observatory could only be opened by the Force and if the man who hunted down the Jedi was secretly one of them. Luke suggested that Del had learned to fear the wrong thing. The two investigated the vault, apparently full of junk, and Skywalker took a compass. When Meeko asked why he should be allowed to keep it, Skywalker responded, 'Because I asked'. As the two left, Skywalker remarked that the Empire had done enough damage to innocent worlds and that Meeko could choose not between the Empire or the Rebellion, but to be a better person. He wished the Force with Meeko before leaving.

#### Vetine

"*And* why *exactly are we doing this?*"
"*Because in the* lab *at the heart of that base is something the Emperor* stole *a long time ago. We're taking it* back*.*"
—Shara Bey and Luke Skywalker[src]
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In 5 ABY, three months after the Battle of Endor, Skywalker planned a mission to an Imperial research base on the planet Vetine in order to retrieve the last remaining fragment of a Force-sensitive tree. The tree, which once dwelled in the heart of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, was stolen by the Emperor after he came to power and converted the Jedi Temple into the Imperial Palace. Skywalker recruited Shara Bey to fly as his co-pilot on the mission, and, along with Artoo, they flew a stolen Imperial shuttle, *Antarra*, to Vetine. While en route, Skywalker told Bey about the plan, including how she would pose as ISB Agent Alecia Beck, using codes obtained by Solo and the Pathfinders during a raid on an ISB base at the Wretch of Tayron. Upon their arrival, Bey claimed she was Agent Beck and that she had arrived to perform an unannounced inspection. The base's commander, Commandant Hurron, showed them into the facility and led them to the research lab containing the tree, at which point he revealed that he knew that Bey was not Beck. Hurron questioned why two Rebels would break into the facility, and Skywalker explained the importance of the tree—which he found had two remaining fragments. Skywalker and Bey fought their way out of the base, making their way through numerous stormtroopers who attempted to stop their escape. Once back at *Antarra*, Hurron ordered his forces to throw thermal detonators at the escaping Rebels, but Skywalker used the Force to deflect them back, killing Hurron and several of his stormtroopers in an explosion.

The Rebel trio made their way back towards the Alliance Fleet. During the trip back, Skywalker and Bey discussed the latter's future plans for service in the Rebellion, as Skywalker knew that Bey was considering leaving the Alliance to reunite with her husband, Pathfinder Sergeant Kes Dameron, and their son Poe. Bey was unsure as to whether she wanted to leave the Rebels behind, but Skywalker's guidance helped Bey decide to leave the Alliance. The Jedi Knight gifted one of the tree fragments to her, as he had only expected to find one, believing that the important relic would be kept safe with Bey and her family. She and Dameron planted it outside of their new home on Yavin 4.

### Restoring the Jedi Order

"*He was training a new generation of Jedi. There was no one else left to do it, so he took the burden on himself. Everything was going good, until one boy, an apprentice, turned against him and destroyed it all. Everything Luke had worked toward: gone. Luke felt responsible. He walked away from everything.*"
—Han Solo[src]
The Galactic Civil War came to a close with the signing of the Galactic Concordance, a peace treaty between the Republic and the Empire that forced the Empire to remain within pre-established borders, though the remnants of the once-powerful military force disappeared into the Unknown Regions. Following the signing of the treaty, Han and Leia gave birth to their son and Luke's nephew, Ben Solo. There were rumors that Luke visited his sister and Han before disappearing on an untold mission. Others claimed that his absence was conspicuous.

Following the Empire's defeat, Skywalker continued to seek out Jedi lore, hoping to find information that the Empire had erased, Gatalenta being one of the first destinations in his search. He was aided by Lor San Tekka, an explorer and member of the Church of the Force. San Tekka was old enough to remember the Jedi Knights before the Clone Wars, and he did not believe the Emperor's lies about how the Jedi betrayed the Old Republic. San Tekka, who believed that the return of the Jedi Order was essential to bring balance to the Force, became a valuable ally for both Skywalker and Organa. During this time, Skywalker began to teach Organa the ways of the Force as his first apprentice. Organa learned some basics but ultimately decided her destiny lied in the political arena in the fledgling New Republic.

Sometime during his search for Jedi lore, Skywalker discovered the school of Chief Librarian Jocasta Nu. Skywalker also uncovered many lost relics, including a Jedi Crusader pendant.

Fulfilling the dying wish of Jedi Master Yoda, Skywalker set out to begin training a new generation of Jedi, passing on everything that he had learned in his own training. He based his new Jedi Order at a secret Jedi Temple of which only those in his order and his loyal droid R2-D2 knew the location.

He found a dozen Force-sensitives who became his Padawans, including his nephew, Ben. Ben's parents could tell that he felt the pull of the dark side of the Force and feared he was much like his grandfather, so they sent him to be trained by Skywalker in the hopes that it would help him and purge the darkness from him.

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During this time, a powerful dark side-practitioner known as Snoke, who was the Supreme Leader of a splinter group of the Empire known as the First Order, began influencing Ben from afar, clouding him with the dark side. Luke sensed this and, one night, began to probe Ben's mind as he lay asleep. Seeing that Snoke had overthrown his apprentice's heart with the dark side, Luke claimed that he sensed that Ben would bring nothing but death and destruction if he did not act, and for a brief moment raised his lightsaber to destroy him, believing that it was the only way to halt his descent into darkness. This instinct was gone almost the second that it had come, and Luke was immediately filled with shame.

Ben had already awoken to see his uncle standing over him with his lightsaber raised. Confused and angry, Ben pulled his own lightsaber to him in self-defense and attacked Luke, using the Force to pull down the hut on top of him. When Luke came around, he emerged from the rubble of the hut to find his temple destroyed, with his other apprentices either killed or gone to follow Ben. Ben eventually became the apprentice of Snoke and took the new name "Kylo Ren", becoming the leader of a group of dark side warriors known as the Knights of Ren.

Left deeply affected and mentally broken by what he believed to be his ultimate failure, Luke lost faith in the Force and the vision of the Jedi, and fled into self-imposed exile, vanishing from the galaxy at-large without a trace. No one knew for sure where he went, but those closest to him believed he went off in search of the first Jedi Temple. The Jedi Master eventually discovered the location of the Temple, by studying the spread of uneti saplings, on an aquatic planet named Ahch-To, where he made his exile and shut himself off from the Force and taking the relics he had uncovered with him. After purposely crashing his X-wing in a shallow inlet of the ocean, he salvaged an S-foil which he used as a door on his hut.

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To those who knew what Skywalker was seeking, there remained a way to find him: after destroying the Jedi, the Empire had begun to seek out the thousands of Jedi temples scattered across the galaxy, with the aim to prevent anyone from discovering the lost secrets of the Order. As such, Imperial authorities discovered the locations of some of the first Jedi Temples, including the one on Ahch-To. The information remained within the archives of the Empire, the access to which was severely restricted after the Galactic Civil War. The First Order was able to acquire most of the map, save for a fraction which was apparently stolen by Lor San Tekka. As he had downloaded most of the information possessed by the Empire during his time on the Death Star, R2-D2, Skywalker's faithful astromech, was also able to recover the contents of the map, but only by going into low power mode, which allowed him to sort through the wealth of information present in the Empire's archives.

### Exile on Ahch-To

"*...Luke Skywalker may be the only hope we have left.*"
—General Leia Organa[src]
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Absent though he may have been from galactic affairs, Skywalker's story was nonetheless a thing of myth and legend in certain corners of the galaxy. His exploits in the Galactic Civil War were known to the Resistance, a band of freedom fighters led by now-General Organa to combat the rise of the First Order. Resistance fighter pilot Jessika Pava learned that C-3PO, who also served in the Resistance, knew Skywalker and asked the droid to tell her a story about his former master. Threepio regaled her with the tale of Skywalker's encounter with Sarco Plank on Devaron, and how Skywalker kept his promise to Farnay and indeed returned to Devaron. Members of the First Order, however, had a less-than-ideal view of the Jedi Master; the First Order taught their followers, including stormtroopers like FN-2187, that Skywalker was an enemy who helped destroy the Empire. Despite the knowledge about Skywalker, the mystical elements of his life, as well as the Jedi in general, were seen as mythic rather than historic.

In 34 ABY, thirty years after the Battle of Endor, Organa sent Resistance fighter Poe Dameron, the son of Shara Bey and Kes Dameron, to Jakku to find San Tekka and recover the map to Skywalker's alleged location, as she hoped her brother would return and help in the fight against the dark side. The First Order also learned of the map and sought it so they could destroy the last Jedi. Dameron found San Tekka living in the village of Tuanul, and the old explorer gave the map to Dameron, who in turn gave it to his astromech droid BB-8, before Kylo Ren and the First Order arrived and sacked the village. Ren killed San Tekka and took Dameron into custody in the hopes of finding the map, while BB-8 came into the possession of a Jakku scavenger named Rey. Rey believed that Skywalker was only a myth, but she too possessed strength in the Force that she had not yet discovered. Rey teamed with FN-2187, an ex-Stormtrooper who took the name Finn after defecting from the First Order, and, with the help of Han Solo and Chewbacca, sought to return the map fragment to the Resistance.

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After Rey discovered the lightsaber that once belonged to both Anakin and Luke in the pirate castle belonging to Maz Kanata on Takodana, a thousand year-old being who had knowledge of the Force, she began to unlock her own Force abilities. After being captured by Ren on Takodana and briefly interrogated onboard Starkiller Base in an attempt by Ren to analyze Rey's thoughts to find the path to Skywalker, BB-8's map fragment was soon combined with R2-D2's, and together they provided a complete map to Ahch-To. Accompanied by Chewbacca, Rey flew the *Millenium Falcon* to Ahch-to and found the old Jedi Master on an island. Shortly afterwards, one night, Skywalker had a dream while sleeping at his hut. In his dream, he saw the life he would never have, one in which he never left Tatooine and remained in the moisture farming business with his uncle, marrying Camie Marstrap and allowing the Galactic Empire to shatter the Rebel Alliance and destroy more planets with the Death Star, though there was a thing in common to his actual life: he regretted never having a child like his sister. However, as with all dreams, Luke eventually awoke and saw that his unhappy life was still the same.

When Rey arrived on the island, Skywalker was standing up top the saddle, summoning the will to try to torch the tree library again having just failed to do so. While standing there, Skywalker was reflecting that his efforts to block the Force from him was impossible as it always demanded to be heard. But in that moment, the old Jedi Master felt that someone had found him, turning around to see who was, discovering Rey. After making her way to Skywalker, Rey presented him with his father's old weapon as a symbol of the only hope that the galaxy had left.

### A reluctant teacher and enlightenment

"*You think what? I'm going to walk out with a laser sword and face down the whole First Order?* "
—Luke Skywalker to Rey[src]
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After taking his father's lightsaber and looking it over, Skywalker tossed it behind him and left the plateau, with Rey following close behind him. Secluding himself in his hut, Skywalker saw his old clothes that he never expected the delusions of grandeur he had when he was a child with a worthless antique. Despite her repeated attempts, Skywalker declined to help her or the Resistance, even though he knew that the young woman had been sent by his sister Leia. Eventually, Rey and Chewbacca broke into Skywalker's hut as Skywalker ordered Rey to go away and they revealed that Han was dead, stunning Skywalker. Feeling regret for not having sensed his brother-in-law's death for having disconnected himself from the Force, Luke was comforted by the Wookiee, who hugged him. When Rey discovered several original texts of Jedi teachings hidden within a sacred tree on the island, Skywalker learned that she had the Force within her and sought assistance to understand it and her place in the galaxy. Skywalker revealed that he had come to the place where the Jedi started in order to die, and voiced his belief that it was time for the Jedi Order to die.

The next night, the former Jedi Master slipped into the *Millennium Falcon* and recalled the adventures he had experienced. While aboard, Skywalker reunited with R2 who, after he insisted that he could not be convinced to help, replayed Leia's holographic message to Kenobi. This inspired Skywalker to agree to give Rey some basic initiation training as a Jedi, explaining the basic foundations of the Force. During the first lesson, Rey sensed the presence of the dark side cavern underneath the island, causing the ground to shake around them as Rey felt the pull of the dark side. It was at this moment that Skywalker realized Rey's level of power was identical to that of his nephew Ben, causing him to worry whether he should train another with such power and to promptly abandon the lesson. He later found Rey practicing with her quarterstaff and then with the returned lightsaber. He silently watched from afar and his concern and dismay only increased when he witnessed her speed and ferocity with the weapon allowing her to slice through several rock formations apart with ease.

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Eventually after the second lesson, Skywalker revealed that his nephew Ben had the same tremendous power in the Force she had and was corrupted by Snoke's teachings to the dark side, becoming Kylo Ren. He then destroyed the Jedi temple Skywalker had started, taking some of his other apprentices with him and killing the rest. Skywalker went to the cliff side outcrop and managed to regain his Force abilities, which were suppressed for years after he shut himself off the Force allowing him to sense his sister from across the galaxy. After restoring his connection to the Force, Skywalker came to realize that Rey had been right about her, the Resistance and Leia needing him. He went to find Rey in order to tell her that he was going back to the Resistance with her but instead he found Rey talking with Kylo Ren through the Force due to a Force-bond that he previously was unable to detect. Witnessing them touching hands, Skywalker blew the roof off of the hut Rey was in before ordering her to leave the planet. An enraged Rey proceeded to battle Skywalker with her staff, only to be swiftly disarmed after stumbling over a stone, leading to Rey threatening him with his father's lightsaber. She revealed that, according to Kylo, Skywalker had tried to murder him while he was asleep and defenseless simply because he was afraid of his strength in the Force, sparking a duel between mentor and student. Skywalker clarified that when he had arrived at the hut, he sensed the power and darkness within his nephew and, for a brief instant, did desire to kill him and activated his lightsaber on instinct. However, the moment passed and left him filled with shame, for the look on his nephew's face was not one of darkness, but of a scared child, only for the boy to collapse the hut around them in self-defense.

Rey told Skywalker that like when he confronted his father about the light side still within him, she sensed the goodness still within Kylo Ren. Skywalker disagreed, saying that it is no longer there. Unable to convince him otherwise, Rey secretly stole the texts to teach herself later and left the planet without him to confront Kylo. While Rey boarded the *Millennium Falcon* to leave, Skywalker saw R2 for the last time and told him to send his best to Threepio and that he would need to stay with Rey to make sure she got back to safety. As Rey left Ahch-To, Luke realized the similarity between her departure and when Yoda and Obi-Wan insisted him to remain on Dagobah to complete his training rather than abandon to save his friends at Cloud City.

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The following night, Skywalker returned to the tree containing the Jedi texts with the intention of burning it to the ground. As he approached the tree, he was greeted by the spirit of Yoda, whom he had not seen in decades since he last saw him on Dagobah and Endor. Skywalker affirmed his desire to burn the tree with the texts inside but then began to hesitate when he attempted to do so. Yoda instead proceeded to summon a bolt of lightning, setting the tree alight and while laughing, repelled Skywalker with the flames when he changed his mind and tried to save the texts. As the tree burned, the two masters sat next to each other and Yoda reminded Skywalker that he needed to heed his final instructions to him before Yoda's physical death on Dagobah, namely passing down what he had learned. Skywalker lamented over the loss of the texts, but Yoda slyly stated that although the texts held wisdom, 'page turners, they were not', and they did not contain anything Rey did not already have with her. Skywalker tried to explain that by failing Ben he felt that he had failed the Jedi. Yoda admonished Skywalker for still "constantly looking to the horizon", like he had when first came to him many years ago on Dagobah. Yoda explained that 'failure is the greatest teacher' and that failure was an essential part of what he had implored Skywalker to pass on so many years before.

### Finding peace and purpose

"*The rebellion is reborn today, the war is just beginning, and I will not be the last Jedi.*"
—Luke Skywalker[src]
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Skywalker later appeared at the Resistance base on Crait and greeted his sister for the first time in years, giving her Han's gold dice to remember him by. Reconciling his failure to stop Ren and for not being there to prevent Han's death, Skywalker resolved to finally confront Ren to buy the Resistance time to escape. Before Skywalker went to confront his nephew, he wordlessly greeted his old friend C-3PO.

Stepping outside, Skywalker was spotted and targeted by a barrage of cannon fire from multiple AT-M6 walkers, but when the fusillade came to a stop, Skywalker strolled out of the smoke completely unharmed. Ren, having witnessed the impossible feat, approached Skywalker on foot. Ren taunted Skywalker, and mockingly asked him if he had come to save his former apprentice's soul. But Skywalker knew that Ren was already lost, and acknowledged that he was not there to redeem him.

Engaging his former master in combat, Ren charged at Skywalker but Skywalker simply danced around Ren without engaging in any form of counter attack. After evading Ren for a time, Skywalker stopped and apologized to Ren, stating that he had failed him. He also informed his former student that victory was not so certain as he believed; that the war was only beginning, and that the Jedi would continue through Rey. He then deactivated his lightsaber and offered to let Kylo strike him down, but warned him that doing so in anger would only cause him pain, just as killing Han had, and stated that in death, he would always be with his nephew.

Ren ignored all these warnings and slashed Skywalker across the torso. Believing himself to have been victorious, he was instead astonished to find that his attack had had no effect on Skywalker. He walked over to his former master and tentatively ran him through, and discovered that Luke was not physically present; he was in fact still on Ahch-To, projecting an illusion of himself through the Force. The illusion was tailored to have the maximum effect on Ren, as Luke portrayed himself as he had last appeared to his nephew before they came to blows. Likewise, he portrayed himself as wielding Anakin Skywalker's lightsaber, knowing that it would have more effect on Ren than if he had used his green blade.

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Skywalker taunted Ren one last time, and his image faded into nothingness. Light years away, Skywalker collapsed from the mental stress necessary to sustain such a lifelike illusion, which Ren realized meant that Luke would become one with the Force. As he sat down on the cliff where he first trained Rey, Luke beheld the twin suns of Ahch-To in their final descent towards the horizon. Though unsure if it was real or just a memory, Skywalker heard the familiar and comforting voice of Obi-Wan Kenobi, urging him to let go, and so he did. Silhouetted by the binary sunset on a horizon much like the one he gazed upon as a boy, realizing that he was to step into a larger world, Luke Skywalker—Jedi Master, ace pilot, galactic legend and son of the Chosen One—passed away, joining his father and old masters as one with the Force with a feeling of peace and purpose. Luke Skywalker's final thoughts were that his adventure had ended in the same way it began: by the light of two suns.

### Legacy

"*Do I know Luke Skywalker? Of course I know him! Well, I mean, I've never met him, but* everybody *knows Luke Skywalker. He defeated the Emperor, and they say he's the best star pilot in the galaxy.*"
—Jessika Pava[src]
One of the most influential people in the entire galaxy, Luke Skywalker's accomplishments would be remembered for decades. Within the annals of the Resistance, basic training would see all pilots in its Starfighter Corps learning the Skywalker Swoop, which was based on Luke's piloting abilities during the Galactic Civil War. Many remembered him for destroying the Death Star and killing the Emperor, and as such viewed him as a hero of mythic proportions. Some questioned whether or not Luke could have used his powers for evil, while others simply viewed him as a myth.

## Personality and traits

"*This one a long time have I watched. All his life has he looked away…to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing. Hmph. Adventure. Heh! Excitement. Heh! A Jedi craves not these things. You are reckless!*"
—Yoda[src]
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In his youth, Skywalker was often curious, impatient, looking ahead to the future with little regard for his present surroundings, and even a bit brash. Like his father, he was impulsive, reckless, and often had little regard for his own personal safety. Some time after the Battle of Yavin, he would confer with Nakari Kelen that he regretted his behavior before then, acknowledging he complained "about everything" because of his desire to escape from Tatooine. He also acknowledged his scarce talent at lying, a trait that many people could infer. Despite these traits, Skywalker had a happy childhood anyway.

However, as his skills in the Force progressed and, especially after losing a hand to Darth Vader, Skywalker became more patient and seasoned, and was often seen as having wisdom beyond his years. However, he still retained his idealistic viewpoint, willing to think the best of anyone, and believing that Vader was redeemable. He was also unable to ignore those who needed help, sometimes to the point of endangering missions for the sake of saving someone else's life, as his father would throughout the Clone Wars. Even as a child, he had a strong sense of morality and a need to help others despite likely danger. Skywalker shows consistently throughout the series his sense to protect those that he cares for and loves, for example risking going to the dark side to help his friends, and his love for his sister very nearly causing him to turn, if it were not for his love for his father.

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After his nephew, Ben Solo, betrayed him and killed most of his apprentices, Luke became embittered as well as grief-ridden and chose to exile himself to the planet Ahch-To, where he would spend the rest of his life in with the intention of dying where the Jedi began to forever end the Jedi. He also became more cautious in teaching others of immense power due to Ben's betrayal, feeling finished with the Jedi Order, as evidenced when he initially refused to train Rey and would later decide to abruptly end their lessons after seeing her starting to turn to the dark side. He also now believed that there was no hope for those who fell to the dark side, as shown when he openly expressed that he believed there was no hope for Kylo to return to the light.

However, after Yoda's spirit encouraged him that Rey was the Jedi's hope, Luke finally realized his wrongs and chose to help the Resistance. Despite his lost faith in his nephew, Luke showed great remorse for failing to stop his fall to the dark side, and for himself ending up being the turning point in Ben's fall. In the end, Luke willingly sacrificed himself for the Jedi to be revived and the Resistance to live on. Luke passed away on Ahch-To shortly after, having made peace with his failures and having no regrets.

## Powers and abilities

### Lightsaber abilities

"*I see you have constructed a new lightsaber. Your skills are complete.*"
—Darth Vader to Luke Skywalker[src]
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Though he received little training, Luke Skywalker quickly became quite proficient in lightsaber combat. Luke's initial training with the weapon of the Jedi was a brief session with Obi-Wan Kenobi and a training remote on the way to Alderaan, when he learned the initial position and the four defensive postures. Though his level proved inadequate during his first, but brief duel against Darth Vader on Cymoon 1, his combat skills had improved for their duel on Bespin, and culminated with him besting the Sith Lord in combat during the Battle of Endor.

Skywalker had some skills in Form V, able to intercept blaster fire. During his mission to Rodia, he tried his hand at Jar'Kai for the first time with his and Huulik's lightsaber. Although he killed a ghest, he admitted that it had not been a matter of skill, but of "panicked reflexes and really good weapons." He received further training from the "Gamemaster", a servant of Grakkus the Hutt, who had learned the art of lightsaber combat. Forced to fight him and the Hutt's MagnaGuards, Skywalker improved his cursory abilities.

After a brief time of training with Yoda, Luke revealed himself to be a gifted duelist on Bespin. Skywalker engaged Vader in a fierce duel but was defeated, with the Dark Lord proving his superiority. Later, Skywalker showed his abilities in battle during the rescue of Han Solo, where a skirmish ensued in which the Jedi killed many guards aboard the execution skiff and Jabba's sail barge. Later, on board the second Death Star, Luke showed his improved abilities and was finally able to duel Vader on an even footing. However, his unwillingness to fight his own father partly held him back; but when Vader threatened to turn Leia to the dark side, an enraged Luke unleashed all of his raw ability, overwhelming and defeating the Sith Lord. Unlike his father in the final duel against Darth Tyranus, Luke used little to no finesse or strategy.

Later in life, Luke showed even greater abilities in lightsaber combat. He easily disarmed an angry Rey with a metal stick and his projection managed to easily avoid every single one of Kylo Ren's attacks without needing to use his lightsaber to block, holding the latter off on the planet Crait long enough that the remaining members of the Resistance could escape.

### Force powers

"*The Force is strong with this one.*"
—Darth Vader during the Battle of Yavin[src]
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Like his father, Skywalker possessed a powerful connection to the Force. Indeed, Darth Sidious believed that Skywalker was strong enough in the Force to destroy the Sith. However, most of what he learned was self-taught due to Kenobi's few days of mentorship before his demise, and later Yoda's one year of mentorship before he died of old age, and Kenobi's sporadic guidance from beyond the Netherworld of the Force.

After learning the basics of the Force, he quickly learned how to sense through it, and took the habit of opening himself to the Force in hopes of learning more than Kenobi had told him, and becoming aware of his surroundings. In time, he would also learn to sense the presence of his father. He was capable of seeing and hearing those who had become one with the Force. By using the Force during the Battle of Yavin, he managed to destroy the Death Star with a shot that many thought was impossible.

After obtaining Huulik's lightsaber and dismantling it to know his inner workings, Skywalker surmised on his own that the Force could be used to manipulate matter in the manner of telekinesis and managed to learn how to move small objects, such as a noodle or a fork. By the time of the Battle of Hoth, Skywalker had the ability to pull his lightsaber to his hands, though not without difficulty. Under Yoda's training, this ability was further developed, enabling him to levitate several objects at once while meditating. At the time of his exile some 30 years later, Luke demonstrated even stronger telekinesis such as when he caused Rey's hut to break into pieces around the two, prying an antenna from the roof of a hut and summoning it to himself in seconds and keeping himself suspended off the ground, both when stopping himself from hitting the ground hard when dueling Rey. Skywalker eventually learned other uses, such as choking enemies and doing mind tricks, as well as performing Force-enhanced jumps. He also demonstrated the ability to have visions several times.

Before his death, Luke displayed the ability of projection, sending a life-like image of himself across the galaxy to distract Kylo Ren and the First Order. He was proficient enough that not only was he able to fool even the senses of droids, as C-3P0 had acknowledged his presence, but even Kylo Ren, who knew of the technique, was completely unable to see it until it was too late. However, the strain of sending and maintaining this projection proved to be fatal to Luke.

### Other abilities

"*Luke is the best bush pilot in the Outer Rim Territories.*"
—Biggs Darklighter boasts about Luke's piloting skills to Garven Dreis[src]
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Skywalker was acknowledged to be an expert pilot, being the person who was responsible for destroying the first Death Star and managing to evade Darth Vader himself (albeit with help from Han Solo). He also managed to destroy an Interdictor vessel on his own while piloting the *Desert Jewel*, although he acknowledged that R2-D2 saved him when the astromech droid made the ship jump into hyperspace in the nick of time. He was also able to pilot a Imperial Lambda-class T-4a shuttle with relative ease, outmaneuvering an RZ-1 A-wing interceptor that was trying to get a lock on him. In fact, Luke had a talent for tinkering and a passion for speed.

He was a native speaker of Galactic Basic, and although Skywalker could not understand Shyriiwook, he had quickly learned how to read Chewbacca's moods by his tone and expression before the Battle of Yavin. After decades of missions with R2, Skywalker was reasonably fluent in droidspeak.

Luke was adept in unarmed combat. Luke demonstrated his skill early on Cymoon 1 where he defeated a few stormtroopers by kicking and slamming them to the ground, shortly after Luke found himself being attacked by an entire mob full of alien thugs on Nar Shadaa. Skywalker defeated numerous of the attackers unarmed before igniting his lightsaber and startling the rest. Luke found himself in another similar situation on Horox III, where he defeated an entire cantina of alien thugs with the help of Aphra and her Wookiee bounty hunter. Skywalker knocked out the Commander Kanchar, a hulking cybernetic enhanced man with a single punch after outsmarting him. Luke implemented his unarmed skill into lightsaber combat defeating countless of foes throughout his journeys as seen at the battle of the Great pit of Carkoon also when dueling Vader.

## Equipment

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Luke Skywalker wielded at least two lightsabers during the Galactic Civil War. The first was his father's former weapon, that was retrieved and given to him by Obi-Wan Kenobi. He wielded this weapon for three years before losing it, and the hand holding it, in a duel against Darth Vader on the cloud city on Bespin. After losing his father's lightsaber, Skywalker built himself a new weapon, with a green blade, that he used to rescue his friends from Jabba the Hutt and during his final duel with Darth Vader.

## Behind the scenes

Luke Skywalker was portrayed by actor Mark Hamill in the films *Star Wars*: Episode IV *A New Hope*, *Star Wars*: Episode V *The Empire Strikes Back*, *Star Wars*: Episode VI *Return of the Jedi*, *Star Wars*: Episode VII *The Force Awakens*, *Star Wars*: Episode VIII *The Last Jedi* and the upcoming film **Star Wars*: Episode IX *The Rise of Skywalker**. He was portrayed as an infant by Aidan Barton in *Star Wars*: Episode III *Revenge of the Sith*. In *Episode IV: A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD* he was voiced by Joshua Fardon, who also voiced the character in the radio dramatization of *Return of the Jedi*, which is now considered part of the continuity of *Star Wars* Legends and not canon, save for those portions which matched the material presented in the film.

### Sequel trilogy

"*If you look at any classic hero's myth that is actually worth its salt, at the beginning of the hero's journey, like with King Arthur, he pulls the sword from the stone and he's ascendant — he has setbacks but he unites all the kingdoms. But then if you keep reading, when it deals with the hero's life as they get into middle-age and beyond, it always starts to get into darker places. And there's a reason for that: It's because myths are not made to sell action figures; myths are made to reflect the most difficult transitions we go through in life.*"
—Rian Johnson on Luke's characterization in *The Last Jedi*[src]
Luke's minimal screentime in *The Force Awakens* was decided by screenwriter Michael Arndt, who felt whenever the character entered his draft of the script, he would upstage Rey and the audience would cease caring about her. Ultimately, he, J.J. Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan agreed Luke would have to withdraw from the story and become a plot device instead. Hamill still attended the cast's script reading, thereby concealing Luke's role, and was assigned to read the stage directions. "It was a way of having [him] be part of every scene, every moment, not just spiritually or thematically or narratively, but actually," Abrams said. "Having his voice in it made the read through a better experience for everyone."

Hamill was initially concerned by how Luke was written in *The Last Jedi*. "I got into trouble because… I was quoted as saying to Rian [Johnson] that I fundamentally disagree with everything you decided about Luke, and it was inartfully [sic] phrased. What I was, was surprised at how he saw Luke. And it took me a while to get around to his way of thinking, but once I was there it was a thrilling experience. I hope it will be for the audience too." Johnson explained: "Honestly, that came out of what I felt was a necessity, because it came from where he was at the end of *Episode VII, The Force Awakens*. The fact that he had exiled himself to this island when he friends were still fighting the good fight, that just led me down a certain path with him. I couldn’t really see any other alternative."; "Knowing that Luke is a hero, knowing Luke from growing up, I know he must think he’s doing the right thing by taking himself out of the equation. And because he’s the last Jedi, by taking the Jedi out of the equation, by saying, ‘I’m taking the Jedi out of this fight,’ he must think that’s the best thing for the galaxy." Hamill agreed that an old, comfortable Luke would have been too reminiscent of Obi-Wan, but his issue was that "'Jedis don't give up.'" Johnson added the back-and-forth to get Luke's character to make sense helped "made me really dig in and justify the choices I had made to bring Luke to where he was at. By explaining them and by having to really get into why I got to where I got to, I think that was a really good process for the whole movie." To get into character, Hamill thought of the real life hopes and disappointments of his generation.

Johnson deemed it best to conclude Luke's *Last Jedi* arc with him dying partly because, "honestly, thinking about the number of characters we have on our plate going into the next movie [...] it just vaguely seemed good to me that putting Luke in another realm could open possibilities for his possible involvement in the next one. As opposed to him just being another character that had to be juggled into the plot, if that makes sense." He was unconcerned that the audience might feel unable to cope with Luke's death so soon after Han's murder in *The Force Awakens*, as Luke's passing was victorious and peaceful, not a violent defeat. Hamill was particularly not keen on Luke dying, feeling he had to return a triumphant hero, but Johnson argued that "if Skywalker just came back like he did in the original trilogy, an optimistic fighter, he's just an older version of Rey. And Johnson needed someone to bounce up against Rey." Hamill said his primary lesson from the experience was how, "At times, I'd say to Rian, 'We gotta think of what the audience wants,' "And he'd say, 'No, we've gotta think of what we want.'"

Hamill later expressed regret for his comments regarding the film, stating that such creative differences are common, but usually remain private and that Johnson had made a great film. He later disclosed he had similarly disputed the way the character was written in *Return of the Jedi*, revealing "I read [the script for] Jedi and thought, 'Wait a sec! I thought I was heading toward the struggle of heading to the Dark Side. I'm in black. I have a glove. I see a trend here.'"

### Other storylines

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In various LEGO releases such as the television series *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* and in the *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures*, Skywalker is voiced by Eric Bauza. In the *LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens* video game, Mark Hamill reprises his role as Skywalker, however through archive footage and not newly-recorded dialogue. While these appearances are not a part of the official *Star Wars* canon, they are set in a unique, continuous universe.

## Appearances

* *Star Wars Journeys: The Phantom Menace* (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars Journeys: Beginnings*
* *5-Minute Star Wars Stories*
* *Star Wars: Galactic Defense*
* *Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes*
* *Star Wars: Force Arena*
* *Star Wars Battlefront II*
* *Forces of Destiny: Daring Adventures: Volume 2*
* File:TCW mini logo.jpg *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* – "Destiny" (Indirect mention only)
* File:TCW mini logo.jpg *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* – "Sacrifice" (Indirect mention only)
* *Star Wars*: Episode III *Revenge of the Sith*
* *Kanan 2: The Last Padawan, Part II: Flight* (Indirect mention only)
* *Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 10: The Dying Light, Part IV* (Appears in flashforward(s))
* *Ahsoka* (Mentioned only)
* *Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 25: Fortress Vader, Part VII* (Vision{{ to Darth Vader}})
* *Lost Stars* (Mentioned only)
* *Lost Stars* webcomic
* *Leia, Princess of Alderaan* webcomic (Appears in flashback(s))
* *Star Wars 15: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi*
* *Star Wars 20: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi*
* *Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion* (Indirect mention only)
* *Forces of Destiny: The Leia Chronicles*
* File:Rebels-mini-logo.png *Star Wars Rebels* – "Twin Suns"
* *Thrawn: Alliances* (Indirect mention only)
* File:Rebels-mini-logo.png *Star Wars Rebels* – "A World Between Worlds" (Indirect mention only)
* *Star Wars*: Episode IV *A New Hope* (First appearance)
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke Skywalker - The Journey Begins"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Han Solo - Galaxy's Best Smuggler"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Chewie vs. Holochess - Let the Wookiee Win"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke Skywalker – Lightsaber Training"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Princess Leia – The Rescue"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "R2-D2 and C3PO – Trash Compactor Rescue"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Han Solo – Taking Flight for his Friends"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke vs. the Death Star - X-wing Assault"
* *A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy*
* *Star Wars: A New Hope* junior novelization
* *Escape from Darth Vader* (Appears in final page illustration only)
* *A New Hope* Golden Book
* *Episode IV: A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD*
* *Trapped in the Death Star!*
* *Star Wars: Heroes Path*
* *Star Wars* Line Webtoon
* *The Adventures of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight*
* *Star Wars: The Original Trilogy – A Graphic Novel*
* *The Rise of a Hero*
* *Star Wars Battlefront*
* *A Leader Named Leia*
* "Reirin"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "The Red One"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Rites"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Master and Apprentice"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Beru Whitesun Lars"—*From a Certain Point of View* (Mentioned only)
* "The Luckless Rodian"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Not for Nothing"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "We Don't Serve Their Kind Here"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "The Kloo Horn Cantina Caper"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Added Muscle"—*From a Certain Point of View* (Indirect mention only)
* "You Owe Me a Ride"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "The Secrets of Long Snoot"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Born in the Storm"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Of MSE-6 and Men"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "The Baptist"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Time of Death"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "There is Another"—*From a Certain Point of View* (Mentioned only)
* "Sparks"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Duty Roster"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Desert Son"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* "Grounded"—*From a Certain Point of View* (Voice only)
* "By Whatever Sun"—*From a Certain Point of View*
* *Battlefront II: Inferno Squad* (Indirect mention only)
* *Princess Leia, Part I*
* *Smuggler's Run: A Han Solo & Chewbacca Adventure* (Mentioned only)
* *Princess Leia, Part V*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png "Tales from Wild Space: The Flat Mountain of Yavin"—*Star Wars Adventures 2*
* *Chewbacca, Part I* (Mentioned only in opening crawl)
* *Chewie and the Courageous Kid*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png "The Trouble at Tibrin"—*Star Wars Adventures 4*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png "The Trouble at Tibrin, Part II"—*Star Wars Adventures 5*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png "Mind Your Manners"—*Star Wars Adventures Annual 2018*
* *Heir to the Jedi*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi: A Luke Skywalker Adventure* (First appearance as Korl Marcus)
* *Luke and the Lost Jedi Temple*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 1*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 2*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 3*
* *The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 4*
* *Star Wars Bubble Magnets*
* *Rebel Rescues*
* *Choose Your Destiny: A Luke & Leia Adventure*
* *Star Wars Annual 4*
* *Han Solo, Part IV* (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars 1: Skywalker Strikes*
* *Star Wars 2: Skywalker Strikes, Part II*
* *Star Wars 3: Skywalker Strikes, Part III*
* *Darth Vader 1: Vader* (Appears in flashback(s))
* *Star Wars 4: Skywalker Strikes, Part IV*
* *Darth Vader 2: Vader, Part II* (Indirectly mentioned only; in opening crawl)
* *Darth Vader 3: Vader, Part III* (Indirectly mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Darth Vader 4: Vader, Part IV* (Indirectly mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Star Wars 5: Skywalker Strikes, Part V*
* *Darth Vader 5: Vader, Part V* (Indirectly mentioned only; in opening crawl)
* *Star Wars 6: Skywalker Strikes, Part VI*
* *Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: "The Last of His Breed"*
* *Darth Vader 6: Vader, Part VI* (Appears in flashback(s))
* *Star Wars 8: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part I*
* *Star Wars 9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II*
* *Star Wars 10: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part III*
* *Star Wars 11: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 12: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part V*
* *Darth Vader 7: Shadows and Secrets, Part I* (Vision{{ to Darth Vader}})
* *Darth Vader 8: Shadows and Secrets, Part II* (Indirect mention only)
* *Darth Vader 9: Shadows and Secrets, Part III* (Indirect mention only)
* *Darth Vader 10: Shadows and Secrets, Part IV* (Mentioned only)
* *Darth Vader 11: Shadows and Secrets, Part V* (Mentioned only)
* *Darth Vader 12: Shadows and Secrets, Part VI* (Indirect mention only)
* *Star Wars Annual 1* (Mentioned only, in opening crawl)
* *Vader Down, Part I*
* *Darth Vader 13: Vader Down, Part II*
* *Star Wars 13: Vader Down, Part III*
* *Darth Vader 14: Vader Down, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 14: Vader Down, Part V*
* *Darth Vader 15: Vader Down, Part VI*
* *Star Wars 16: Rebel Jail, Part I*
* *Star Wars 17: Rebel Jail, Part II*
* *Star Wars 18: Rebel Jail, Part III*
* *Star Wars 19: Rebel Jail, Part IV*
* *Darth Vader 20: End of Games, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *Darth Vader 22: End of Games, Part III* (Indirect mention only)
* *Darth Vader 25: End of Games, Part VI* (Vision{{ to Darth Vader}})
* *Star Wars 21: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part I* (Mentioned only, in opening crawl)
* *Star Wars 22: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part II*
* *Star Wars 23: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part III*
* *Star Wars 24: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 25: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part V*
* "Droid Dilemma"—*Star Wars 25: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part V*
* *Star Wars Annual 2*
* *Star Wars 26: Yoda's Secret War, Part I*
* *Star Wars 27: Yoda's Secret War, Part II*
* *Star Wars 28: Yoda's Secret War, Part III*
* *Star Wars 29: Yoda's Secret War, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 30: Yoda's Secret War, Part V*
* *The Screaming Citadel, Part I*
* *Star Wars 31: The Screaming Citadel, Part II*
* *Doctor Aphra 7: The Screaming Citadel, Part III*
* *Star Wars 32: The Screaming Citadel, Part IV*
* *Doctor Aphra 8: The Screaming Citadel, Part V*
* *Star Wars 33: Rebels in the Wild*
* *Doctor Aphra 9: The Enormous Profit, Part I* (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Star Wars 36: Revenge of the Astromech*
* *Star Wars 37: Imperial Pride*
* *Doctor Aphra 18: Remastered, Part V* (Indirect mention only)
* *Doctor Aphra 21: The Catastrophe Con, Part II* (Indirect mention only)
* *Doctor Aphra 23: The Catastrophe Con, Part IV* (Indirect mention only)
* "Shu-Torun Lives"—*Star Wars 50: Hope Dies, Part I* (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Star Wars 38: The Ashes of Jedha, Part I*
* *Star Wars 39: The Ashes of Jedha, Part II*
* *Star Wars 40: The Ashes of Jedha, Part III*
* *Star Wars 41: The Ashes of Jedha, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 42: The Ashes of Jedha, Part V*
* *Star Wars 43: The Ashes of Jedha, Part VI*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi – The Storms of Crait 1*
* *Star Wars 44: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part I*
* *Star Wars 45: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part II*
* *Star Wars 46: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part III*
* *Star Wars 47: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 48: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part V*
* *Star Wars 49: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part VI*
* *Star Wars 50: Hope Dies, Part I*
* *Star Wars 51: Hope Dies, Part II*
* *Star Wars 52: Hope Dies, Part III*
* *Star Wars 53: Hope Dies, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 54: Hope Dies, Part V*
* *Star Wars 55: Hope Dies, Part VI*
* *Star Wars 56: The Escape, Part I*
* *Star Wars 57: The Escape, Part II*
* *Star Wars 58: The Escape, Part III*
* *Star Wars 59: The Escape, Part IV*
* *Star Wars 60: The Escape, Part V*
* *Star Wars 61: The Escape, Part VI*
* *Star Wars 62: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part I*
* *Star Wars 63: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part II*
* *Star Wars 64: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part III*
* *Star Wars 65*
* *Star Wars 66*
* *Star Wars 67*
* *Star Wars: Commander*
* *Battlefront: Twilight Company* (Mentioned only)
* File:Forcesofdestinylogo.jpg *Star Wars: Forces of Destiny* – "Beasts of Echo Base" (Mentioned only)
* "The Trial of Dagobah"—*Age of Rebellion Special 1*
* *Star Wars*: Episode V *The Empire Strikes Back*
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke vs. the Wampa - Cavern Escape"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke vs. Imperial Walkers - Commander on Hoth"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Yoda – The Jedi Master"
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke Skywalker vs. Darth Vader – Join Me"
* *The Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to Be a Jedi?*
* *Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back* junior novelization
* *Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Read-Along Storybook and CD*
* *The Empire Strikes Back* Golden Book
* *AT-AT Attack!*
* *Use the Force!*
* *Captured on Cloud City*
* *Star Wars: Yoda's Jedi Training*
* File:Forcesofdestinylogo.jpg *Star Wars: Forces of Destiny* – "The Path Ahead"
* *Moving Target: A Princess Leia Adventure*
* *Star Wars*: Episode VI *Return of the Jedi*
* File:Galaxy of Adventures logo.jpg *Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures* – "Luke vs. Emperor Palpatine - Rise to Evil"
* *Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side!*
* *Star Wars: Return of the Jedi* junior novelization
* *Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Read-Along Storybook and CD*
* *Return of the Jedi* Golden Book
* *Rescue from Jabba's Palace*
* *Ewoks Join the Fight*
* File:SWInsider.png "Blade Squadron"—*Star Wars Insider* 149–150 (Mentioned only)
* *Shattered Empire, Part I*
* File:Forcesofdestinylogo.jpg *Star Wars: Forces of Destiny* – "Traps and Tribulations"
* *Aftermath* (Mentioned only)
* *Shattered Empire, Part IV*
* *Aftermath: Life Debt* (Dream only)
* "The Ghost Ship"—*Star Wars Adventures: Destroyer Down* (Mentioned only)
* *Aftermath: Empire's End* (Voice only)
* *Last Shot* (Mentioned only)
* *The Legends of Luke Skywalker*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png "Tales from Wild Space: Mattis Makes a Stand"—*Star Wars Adventures 4* (Appears through imagination)
* *Bloodline* (Mentioned only)
* "All Creatures Great and Small"—*Tales from a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Aliens: Volume I* (Indirect mention only)
* *Before the Awakening* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe and the Missing Ship* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 1: Black Squadron, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 2: Black Squadron, Part II* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 3: Black Squadron, Part III* (Mentioned only in opening crawl)
* *Poe Dameron 4: Lockdown, Part I* (Appears in hologram on cover only)
* *Poe Dameron 14: Legend Lost, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron Annual 2* (Appears in flashback(s))
* *Poe Dameron 20: Legend Found, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 21: Legend Found, Part II* (Mentioned only, in the opening crawl)
* *Poe Dameron 22: Legend Found, Part III* (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Poe Dameron 24: Legend Found, Part V* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 25: Legend Found, Part VI* (Mentioned only)
* *Join the Resistance* (Mentioned only)
* *Join the Resistance: Attack on Starkiller Base* (Mentioned only)
* *Forces of Destiny: The Rey Chronicles* (Mentioned only)
* "Destroyer Down"—*Star Wars Adventures: Destroyer Down* (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars*: Episode VII *The Force Awakens*
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens* novelization
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens: A Junior Novel*
* *The Force Awakens: Rey's Story*
* *The Force Awakens: Finn's Story* (Mentioned only)
* *The Force Awakens Read-Along Storybook and CD*
* *The Force Awakens* Golden Book
* *Finn and Poe Team Up!* (Mentioned only)
* *Han & Chewie Return!* (Picture only)
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens Graphic Novel Adaptation*
* *The Force Awakens, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *The Force Awakens, Part II* (Mentioned only)
* *The Force Awakens, Part III* (Mentioned only)
* *The Force Awakens, Part IV* (Vision{{ to Rey}})
* *The Force Awakens, Part V* (Mentioned only)
* *The Force Awakens, Part VI*
* *BB-8 on the Run* (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars: Forces of Destiny—Rey* (Appears through imagination)
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens Beginner Game*
* File:IDWStarWarsAdventuresLogoSmaller.png ""—*Star Wars Adventures Ashcan* (Appears in flashback(s))
* *Star Wars*: Episode VIII *The Last Jedi*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: A Junior Novel*
* *The Last Jedi* storybook
* *The Last Jedi: Rey's Journey*
* *The Last Jedi: Rose and Finn's Secret Mission* (Mentioned only)
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 1*
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 2*
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 3*
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 4*
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 5* (Mentioned only)
* *The Last Jedi Adaptation 6*
* *Chewie and the Porgs*
* *Poe Dameron 26: The Awakening, Part I* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 27: The Awakening, Part II* (Mentioned only)
* *Poe Dameron 28: The Awakening, Part III* (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Poe Dameron 29: The Awakening, Part IV* (Mentioned only; in the opening crawl)
* *Star Wars The Skywalker Saga*
* *Star Wars*: Episode IX *The Rise of Skywalker*

### Non-canon appearances

* *Disney Infinity 3.0*
* *William Shakespeare's Tragedy of the Sith's Revenge: Star Wars Part the Third*
* *William Shakespeare's Star Wars*
* *William Shakespeare's The Empire Striketh Back*
* *William Shakespeare's The Jedi Doth Return*
* *Star Wars Epic Yarns: A New Hope*
* *Star Wars Epic Yarns: The Empire Strikes Back*
* *Star Wars Epic Yarns: Return of the Jedi*
* *Star Wars: Trials on Tatooine* (Mentioned only in opening crawl)
* *LEGO Star Wars Movie Short*: Snowball Sight
* *LEGO Star Wars Movie Short: Wampa Woes*
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "A Hero Discovered" (Fighter only)
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "Crossing Paths"
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "Return of the Kyber Saber" (Mentioned only)
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "Trouble on Tibalt"
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "The Pit and the Pinnacle" (Mentioned only)
* File:The Freemakers mini logo.png *LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures* – "Return of the Return of the Jedi"
* File:Droid Tales mini logo.jpg *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* – "Exit from Endor"
* File:Droid Tales mini logo.jpg *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* – "Crisis on Coruscant" (Appears in flashback(s))
* File:Droid Tales mini logo.jpg *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* – "Mission to Mos Eisley" (Appears in flashback(s))
* *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales Episodes I-III*
* File:Droid Tales mini logo.jpg *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* – "Flight of the Falcon" (Appears in flashback(s))
* File:Droid Tales mini logo.jpg *LEGO Star Wars: Droid Tales* – "Gambit on Geonosis"
* *LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens*

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* StarWars.com *Star Wars*: Episode IV *A New Hope* on StarWars.com (backup link)
* StarWars.com Episode IV Teaser Trailer (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com Episode IV Trailer (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Bad Motivator" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "A Certain Point of View" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Help Me, Obi-Wan Kenobi" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Move Along, Move Along" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Captain of the Millennium Falcon" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Aren't You a Little Short?" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Vader Vs. Kenobi" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Use the Force, Luke" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "One in a Million Shot" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com *Star Wars*: Episode V *The Empire Strikes Back* on StarWars.com (backup link)
* StarWars.com Episode V Teaser Trailer (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com Episode V Trailer (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com Luke vs. The Wampa (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Attack on Echo Base" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Arriving on Dagobah" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Luke Meets Yoda" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "R2-D2's Helping Hand" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Size Matters Not" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "You Are Not a Jedi Yet" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com *Star Wars*: Episode VI *Return of the Jedi* on StarWars.com (backup link)
* StarWars.com Classic TV Spot: Jedi (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com *Star Wars*: Episode VI *Return of the Jedi* - Trailer (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Luke Confronts Jabba" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "There Will Be No Bargin" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Battle over the Sarlacc" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Point it at the Deck!" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com Yoda's Final Moments" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Fireside Storyteller" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Luke's Surrender" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "Emperor's Throne Room" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "There is No Conflict" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com "The Dark Side Beckons" (video) on StarWars.com (backup link not available)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Biggs Darklighter in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia C-3PO in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Luke Skywalker in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Nien Nunb in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link) (Picture only)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Princess Leia Organa in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Rebel Alliance in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link) (Picture only)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia snowspeeder in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Stormtroopers in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia Tusken Raiders in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* StarWars.com Encyclopedia X-wing fighter in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)
* File:SWInsider.png "Launchpad"—*Star Wars Insider* 150
* StarWars.com SDCC 2014: "The Heroes of *Star Wars Rebels*" Panel – Liveblog on StarWars.com (backup link)
* StarWars.com SDCC 2014: *Star Wars: A New Dawn* Panel – Liveblog on StarWars.com (backup link)
* *Star Wars Costumes: The Original Trilogy*
* *Ultimate Star Wars*
* File:SWInsider.png "Rebel Rouser"—*Star Wars Insider* 152
* File:SWInsider.png "Cowboy Jedi"—*Star Wars Insider* 152
* File:SWInsider.png "A Trip to the Light Side"—*Star Wars Insider* 152
* File:SWInsider.png "The Making of A New Dawn"—*Star Wars Insider* 152
* File:SWInsider.png "Skywalking"—*Star Wars Insider* 155
* File:SWInsider.png "Editing the Galaxy"—*Star Wars Insider* 155
* File:SWInsider.png "The Further Adventures of Luke"—*Star Wars Insider* 155
* StarWars.com Yavin 4 Rebels: Guardians of the Hidden Fortress on StarWars.com (backup link)
* StarWars.com Inside the Fearless Rogue Group on StarWars.com (backup link)
* *Star Wars: Star Pilot*
* *Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know*
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary*
* *Rey's Survival Guide*
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens: New Adventures*
* *Star Wars: I Am a Droid* (Picture only)
* *Star Wars: I Am a Jedi* (Picture only)
* *Star Wars: I Am a Pilot* (Picture only)
* *Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded*
* *Star Wars Expert Guide*
* *Star Wars: ABC-3PO*
* *Star Wars: Aliens of the Galaxy*
* *Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Head-to-Head*
* *Star Wars: Complete Locations*
* *Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy*
* *Poe Dameron: Flight Log*
* *Star Wars: Galactic Atlas*
* *Princess Leia: Royal Rebel*
* *Entertainment Weekly's Ultimate Guide to Rogue One*
* *Darth Vader: Sith Lord*
* *Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia*
* *Star Wars: On the Front Lines*
* *Star Wars Super Graphic: A Visual Guide to a Galaxy Far, Far Away*
* File:LEGO.png *LEGO Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi* (Set: 75200 Ahch-To Island Training)
* *Star Wars: Look and Find*
* *Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know, Updated and Expanded*
* *Forces of Destiny: Tales of Hope & Courage*
* *Star Wars: The Rebel Files*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Ultimate Sticker Collection*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi Activity Book with Stickers*
* *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Heroes of the Galaxy*
* File:SWYTlogo.png Star Wars: The Last Jedi Secrets Explained on the official *Star Wars* YouTube channel
* *Star Wars: Lightsaber Battles*
* *Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles*
* *Knights of Fate*
* *Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary, New Edition*
* *Star Wars: Alien Archive*
* *Star Wars: Geektionary: The Galaxy From A To Z*
* *Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy*
* *Star Wars: Smuggler's Guide*
* *Star Wars: The Dark Side*
* StarWars.com No Escape: Part 1 Episode Guide on StarWars.com (backup link) (Picture only)
* *Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: New Edition*
* *Ultimate Star Wars New Edition*
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Ahch-To in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Ahch-To Library in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Alcida-Auka in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Anakin Skywalker in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Barada in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Bespin in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Biggs Darklighter in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png C-3PO (See-Threepio) in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Carbon-freezing in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Cave of Evil in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Chewbacca in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Chief Chirpa in the Databank (backup link)
* StarWars.com Cloud City History Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Dak Ralter in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Death Star in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Desert Skiff in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Dianoga in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Doctor Cornelius Evazan in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Galactic Empire in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Garindan in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Garven Dreis in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Givin in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Han Solo in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Homing Beacon in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Hoth in the Databank (backup link)
* StarWars.com Imperial Star Destroyer biography gallery on StarWars.com (backup link); image #7 (of 15)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Jawa in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Jedi Order in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Kylo Ren in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Lando Calrissian in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Luke Skywalker in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Millennium Falcon in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Padmé Amidala in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Porg in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Rebel Alliance in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Rey in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Sith in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Stormtroopers in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png T-85 X-wing in the Databank (backup link)
* StarWars.com TIE fighter biography gallery on StarWars.com (backup link); image #7 (of 13)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Wampa in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Wedge Antilles in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Wes Janson in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Wicket W. Warrick in the Databank (backup link) (Picture only)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png X-34 Landspeeder in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png X-wing Starfighter in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Yavin 4 in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Yoda in the Databank (backup link)
* File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Yoda's Hut in the Databank (backup link) (Indirect mention only)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 *Star Wars*: Episode IV *A New Hope*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 *Star Wars: Galactic Atlas*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 StarWars.com Rebels Recon: Inside "The Siege of Lothal" on StarWars.com
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 *Star Wars*: Episode III *Revenge of the Sith*
5. ↑ *Star Wars: Galactic Atlas* places the events of *Star Wars*: Episode VII *The Force Awakens* in 34 ABY. *Star Wars*: Episode VIII *The Last Jedi* takes place immediately after the end of *The Force Awakens*.
6. ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 6.19 6.20 6.21 6.22 6.23 6.24 6.25 *Star Wars*: Episode VIII *The Last Jedi*
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 File:StarWars-DatabankII.png Luke Skywalker in the Databank (backup link)
8. ↑ *Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Head-to-Head*
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 *A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy*
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.7 *Star Wars*: Episode VII *The Force Awakens*
11. ↑ 11.00 11.01 11.02 11.03 11.04 11.05 11.06 11.07 11.08 11.09 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 11.14 11.15 11.16 11.17 11.18 11.19 11.20 11.21 11.22 11.23 11.24 11.25 11.26 11.27 11.28 *Star Wars*: Episode V *The Empire Strikes Back*
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 *Star Wars 1: Skywalker Strikes*
13. ↑ 13.00 13.01 13.02 13.03 13.04 13.05 13.06 13.07 13.08 13.09 13.10 13.11 13.12 13.13 13.14 13.15 13.16 13.17 13.18 13.19 13.20 13.21 13.22 13.23 13.24 13.25 13.26 13.27 13.28 13.29 13.30 13.31 13.32 13.33 13.34 13.35 13.36 13.37 13.38 13.39 *Star Wars*: Episode VI *Return of the Jedi*
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 *Bloodline*
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 *Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary*
16. ↑ File:TCW mini logo.jpg *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* – "Sacrifice"
17. ↑ "Time of Death"—*From a Certain Point of View*
18. ↑ *Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 25: Fortress Vader, Part VII*
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 *Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: The Last of His Breed*
20. ↑ *Star Wars 20: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi*
21. ↑ *Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary, New Edition*
22. ↑ *Star Wars* Line Webtoon
23. ↑ File:Rebels-mini-logo.png *Star Wars Rebels* – "Twin Suns"
24. ↑ *Star Wars: Card Trader*
25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 *Star Wars 5: Skywalker Strikes, Part V*
26. ↑ 26.00 26.01 26.02 26.03 26.04 26.05 26.06 26.07 26.08 26.09 26.10 26.11 26.12 *The Weapon of a Jedi: A Luke Skywalker Adventure*
27. ↑ *Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide*
28. ↑ *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*
29. ↑ *Princess Leia, Part I*
30. ↑ *Princess Leia, Part V*
31. ↑ 31.00 31.01 31.02 31.03 31.04 31.05 31.06 31.07 31.08 31.09 31.10 31.11 31.12 *Heir to the Jedi*
32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 *Star Wars 2: Skywalker Strikes, Part II*
33. ↑ *Star Wars 3: Skywalker Strikes, Part III*
34. ↑ *Star Wars 4: Skywalker Strikes, Part IV*
35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 *Star Wars 6: Skywalker Strikes, Part VI*
36. ↑ 36.0 36.1 36.2 *Star Wars 8: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part I*
37. ↑ 37.0 37.1 37.2 37.3 *Star Wars 9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II*
38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 *Star Wars 12: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part V*
39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 *Star Wars 10: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part III*
40. ↑ *Star Wars 11: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part IV*
41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 *Vader Down, Part I*
42. ↑ *Darth Vader 12: Shadows and Secrets, Part VI*
43. ↑ *Darth Vader 13: Vader Down, Part II*
44. ↑ *Star Wars 13: Vader Down, Part III*
45. ↑ *Darth Vader 14: Vader Down, Part IV*
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