The 6 LEVELS of Force Sensitivity Explained!

Have you ever wondered what truly determines the potential of every force user? Today we're going over how Midi-chlorians allow us to group every character in the Star Wars universe into 6 Levels of Force Sensitivity.

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[RedFiveStarWars]

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[benreilly]

I think my favorite thing about the "Han Solo Is Force-Sensitive" theory is just how utterly offended he'd be by the suggestion.

[CannonKnight]

Jedi Temple Instructor: "These children failed the test and won't become Jedi. Should we send them back to their homes?"
Jedi Master: "These weeds aren't going to pull themselves."

[stevennewhouse]

Midichlorians are the PowerHouse of the cell

[Viperspider]

Jeez, imagine being kidnapped by a cult at a young age only to become their gardener.

[jobourne]

One thing to note is that Obi-Wan was actually a lower tier canonically. While his overall connection to the force was deep, he couldn't use powerful force abilities the way other Jedi could, hence his need for constantly training himself and being so studious.

[Talguy]

My favorite crack adaptation of Midi-chlorians is that they aren't the source of force sensitivity, but a lifeform that can only flourish within the body of a force-sensitive. So the Jedi and similar organizations would measure their count as a proxy for the Force, since it can't be precisely measured directly. That's at least how I cope with the concept =P

[digitaladventurer]

So its possible Anakin could have been in his own 7th Tier.
Remember Obi-Wan said "The Reading is off the chart. Over 20, 000" This implies the chart only went up to 20, 000 so Anakin could have been well above 20, 000. They say Vader after his injuries could only reach about 80% of Sidious full power and Sidious was like you said pushing 20, 000 so for sake of argument lets just say 20, 000 on the dot which puts Vader at 16, 000. So even as injured as he was Vader was still Tier 5. I feel Vader before his injuries could be 40, 000, as he was as close to a "being of pure force" as one could get.

[JXSnWp]

5:37 in the early days of the Empire, Palpatine feared Jucasta Nu. He recognized that her unparalleled knowledge gave her FAR more power than any surviving Jedi. It was so great that she could undo the decades of planning and ultimate victory the Emperor had accomplished. Vader was tasked with hunting her down personally. However, she had long become adept at playing the long game and had a powerful vision where her efforts to impart all of her knowledge into holocrons would ultimately save the Jedi. She finished construction of the holocrons, hid them and returned to her beloved library. She took with her the one thing Palpatine was after that she had previously deleted from the Jedi archives, a list of all the potential force sensitive children in the galaxy. She confronted Vader in why the Emperor would want such a list; to find his replacement. Not wanting to be discarded he destroyed the list and killed Jucasta, thus making her Gambit in obfuscation of the holocrons successful, l. With her death knowledge of her database and it's location would remain hidde for Luke Skywalker to find, just as her force vision had foretold.

[mrspackjarrow]

Technically Padme had the highest M count when she was pregnant with Luke and Leia

[thalmoragent]

Not to mention, Anakin never reached his full potential before he died. I'm sure the guy is like, in his own Tier 7, next to the likes of the Celestials.

[ItsNotAdamG]

I believe Luke was the perfect mix of hard work and talent. He must’ve had a range between 15-18 thousand but he took the Force seriously especially having Obi-Wan and Yoda in his training

Also Disney would make Rey’s M count around 1 million or so 😂

[Ziggerath]

Funny thing is, force sensitivity was always something predetermined by biology before the prequels. Luke inheriting vaders force potential and him even saying leiah can do it because shes related. midichlorians was honestly a beautiful way to explain it and was a necisarry addition to quantify force sensitivity for the story that didn't contradict anything.

[corntrooper]

You missed a joke at the normal level, instead of average Joe, average Poe

[tsarfox]

Personally I find level 2 to be the most interesting. Which is why I hate that they wasted Finn's potential both in the force and in writing.

[mathgeniuszach]

Plants contained midoclorians too... I can imagine that force supplements probably existed, in both good and bad forms.

[swervysage]

I thought obi wan was considered to have a low m count, which explains why he had to work very hard to keep up with the other jedi

[NocturnalPyro]

5:26 I mean a lot of people in the galaxy lived meager lives, so having their kids become a jedi initiate would mean that their kids would be provided for.

[randomx]

iirc there is a comic side story where Palpatine and a Jedi he was "friends" with were discussing what Dooku said about a Sith Lord controlling the republic and he suggested something clever. "Why don't we test the senate for Midichlorians? Surely the sith lord would be strong in the force. I'm sure if the High Chancellor led the way by going first the senate would follow willingly."

Palpatine probably shitting bricks at the very notion of being outted very easily like that, gave a non comittal answer and promptly sent the jedi and his padawan into a battle where he told Dooku make sure no one survives.

Sadly the Jedi died before sharing his actually good idea with the Coucil who in all likelyhood would've ignored it as they would never be able to not perceive a sith in front of them.

[Shadow_Symphony]

4:47 “Master! What’s does the scouter say about his M-count level!”
“ITS OVER 9000!”