Star Wars: The Last Jedi has been dropping hints that it's finally bringing Gray Jedi into the fold. With that in mind, here's a refresher on what exactly is a Gray Jedi and why it's important to ...

In Star Wars (non-canonical “Legends”) lore, Gray Jedi are Force users who balance between the light and dark sides of The Force, and/or Jedi who operated outside of the traditional structure ...

The Mandalorian wanted Ahsoka Tano to train the Child. After a long journey with this force-wielding child, the Mandalorian finally completed his quest and found a Jedi.

Before we delve into what exactly a Gray Jedi is, let's reorient our thoughts around Luke's quote. Thanks to The Force Awakens, we know that Luke doesn't just disappear for no reason.

In subsequent movies and books, the Jedi Knights were fleshed out to be anything from Buddhist Monks, Taoists, and Knights Templar. Maybe they are really a combination of all of them.

But the idea of the morally gray Star Wars Ronin is an enticing one, and it's little surprise that Cal – a Jedi who inherently resides outside the Order and has been known to draw from the Dark ...

Every Star Wars fan is waiting for The Last Jedi to tell us more information about the still-mysterious protagonist of the new iteration of the saga. After being introduced in The Force Awakens in ...

Gray Jedi walk the line between the light and the dark, never succumbing to either but believing in true balance of the Force. They also think the Jedi Code is bullshit — and they’re right.

The truest of the Gray Jedi were those who hit points 1 and 2 above. Clearly, after the events of The Force Awakens , it’s also a set of circumstances that Daisy Ridley’s Rey can easily fulfill.

With Rosario Dawson playing the live-action version of Star Wars: The Clone Wars' beloved character Ahsoka Tano, we explain her backstory and origin.