Was Han Solo Force Sensitive? [Star Wars Theory]

Today J dives into the Star Wars Galaxy to try and answer an age old question: Could Han Solo use The Force? We meet Han Solo as a somewhat overconfident pilot who seems to make his way through the galaxy thanks to his charm, a bit of wit, and a lot of luck. But today we examine whether or not all of that luck behind Han’s success is simply luck OR is it something else?!

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[SuperCarlinBrothers]

What do you think? Was Han Force Sensitive?

[MrSpartaco]

So when he says: "Never tell me the odds" is because he prefers to have faith in his luck/instincts, and knowing the odds aren't in his favor would make him doubt and thus fail?

[friukas]

Totally agree. One mistake though: Han hit the TIE fighter on Vader's right, not Vader's TIE fighter. The the TIE fighter on his left bumps into Vader causing him to spin off into space. Still a tough shot regardless.

[jlack]

Midichlorians are the powerhouse of the force.

[Alexquints]

Dont forget that han wasn't in a military starfighter but a Freaking Civilian Freighter .

[naomi_falk]

I read the title as: Was Han Solo Sensitive?


Yeah he's a big softie

[kwelchans]

I think Han Solo's most convincing display of force sensitivity is when HE SHOT FIRST.

[DitchBankBandits]

I always thought he had to have it because he always had a “bad feeling” about things.

[MrMatsudi]

Random bit of nerd trivia: Back in the old expanded universe canon, now Legends, Han Solo fell into a category called Force Attuned. It was like a lesser type of Force connection, where the person couldn't call upon the Force in the way you had to be able to for Jedi training, but they did have a sort of latent connection to it which typically manifested as heightened reflexes and an uncanny sense for danger. Like how Han always had a bad feeling, and was pretty much always right when he had one.

[TheGoldenZilla]

Han: that’s not how the Force works
Also Han: the Force is fake

[PokémonCoordinatorMare]

"And his kind of so-so Dad at being a Dad."
Well...at least the Mandalorian is a better father figure than Darth Vader.

[Arial]

Y’know, it’s funny, but 5, 000 is actually the cannon “Force-Sensitive” starting point.
Nice guess.

[dillonshafer]

How are Han’s ‘bad feelings’ not total force premonition

[thekylleroberts]

Good thing Han didn't have more of the Force, otherwise he would have likely been one of the younglings killed by Anakin 😮

[hunterlau]

J: What's the most famous Star Wars quite?
Me: ITS A TRAP

[mildlycornfield]

"That's not how the force works!" - no, but pointing a blaster behind you and shooting a guy without a glance probably is, Han

[mikeydarkstar]

Ok carlin brothers, i won't hear anymore of these insane theories.

J: was han solo force sensitive?

Me:*sigh* ok, let's hear it.

[nothingtoseeherefolks]

I love this theory, but I feel like it partially undercuts Han's amazing piloting abilities and his street smarts. Han is an incredibly lucky person, but he has worked really hard to be this good of a pilot.

[Nameandaddresswithheld]

Also, Han Solo was likely born when the Jedi order was in decline

[angeladavidson]

Han: I don't believe in the force
Also Han: That's not how the force works!