Star Wars: How One Ahsoka Theory Connects Dark Jedi Baylan To A Major Jedi Master

As Disney Plus’ Ahsoka series wraps up another episode, many Star Wars fans are still frantically trying to piece together the origin of the mysterious Dark Jedi Baylan Skoll. So far, all the show has revealed is that he was a Jedi General during the Clone Wars and went missing after the Sith Lord Darth Sidious executed the infamous Order 66 that incited the Great Jedi Purge. Since then, Baylon’s activities are largely unknown, as he drifted across the Galaxy for over thirty years before returning to prominence in the Ahsoka series alongside his new apprentice Shin Hati and the Imperial Inquisitor Marrok.The mystique surrounding Baylan stems from the fact that he has clearly fallen from the path of the Jedi, yet he does not seem to be beholden to the tenets of the Sith Order or even the Galactic Empire. Thus, the mystery behind his origins and fall to the Dark Side have been an intriguing part of the Ahsoka series, made even more compelling by the fact that he seems to feel some sympathy for lead protagonist Ahsoka Tano as a former Jedi who was outcasted from the Jedi Order. However, one major theory drifting around the Star Wars fandom that has gained a lot of traction recently might explain Baylan’s peculiarities and his seeming fondness for Ahsoka despite their lack of a shared history together.While many fans might be quick to assume that Baylan is another member of the Imperial Inquisitors like his ally Marrok, his lightsaber proves otherwise. As was stated by lightsaber expert Professor Huyang in Ahsoka’s second chapter, Baylan’s lightsaber hilt is based on a classical Jedi Knight design and not the mass-produced double-bladed models the Inquisitors use. While this could just paint Baylan as a more individualistic Inquisitor, the color of his lightsaber blade proves he’s never been an Inquisitor.RELATED: Star Wars Proved That The Sith Were The Empire’s Biggest Problem

As Disney Plus’ Ahsoka series wraps up another episode, many Star Wars fans are still frantically trying to piece together the origin of the mysterious Dark Jedi Baylan Skoll. So far, all the show has revealed is that he was a Jedi General during the Clone Wars and went missing after the Sith Lord Darth Sidious executed the infamous Order 66 that incited the Great Jedi Purge. Since then, Baylon’s activities are largely unknown, as he drifted across the Galaxy for over thirty years before returning to prominence in the Ahsoka series alongside his new apprentice Shin Hati and the Imperial Inquisitor Marrok.

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The mystique surrounding Baylan stems from the fact that he has clearly fallen from the path of the Jedi, yet he does not seem to be beholden to the tenets of the Sith Order or even the Galactic Empire. Thus, the mystery behind his origins and fall to the Dark Side have been an intriguing part of the Ahsoka series, made even more compelling by the fact that he seems to feel some sympathy for lead protagonist Ahsoka Tano as a former Jedi who was outcasted from the Jedi Order. However, one major theory drifting around the Star Wars fandom that has gained a lot of traction recently might explain Baylan’s peculiarities and his seeming fondness for Ahsoka despite their lack of a shared history together.

While many fans might be quick to assume that Baylan is another member of the Imperial Inquisitors like his ally Marrok, his lightsaber proves otherwise. As was stated by lightsaber expert Professor Huyang in Ahsoka‘s second chapter, Baylan’s lightsaber hilt is based on a classical Jedi Knight design and not the mass-produced double-bladed models the Inquisitors use. While this could just paint Baylan as a more individualistic Inquisitor, the color of his lightsaber blade proves he’s never been an Inquisitor.

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