Eno Cordova BEFORE Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

Here is what we know about Eno Cordova before the events of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, as told by the comic series Dark Temple.
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[teronite]

I think Eno represents what the Jedi should be, explorers, seekers of the force and its mysteries, peaceful interaction with species and new planets and mysteries

[BozzMander]

Jedi Fallen order has such an immersive and engaging story. I’m just so excited for the sequel now!

[MeatloafSwooshbear]

If you think about it, everything we know about Eno is before Jedi:Fallen Order 🤔

[jordanpreece]

It's amazing how the actor is now part of two star franchises that have ran for a long time

[nickfoster]

“Emo Cordova” by Claudia Gray chronicles the teenage years of a young Jedi during the Coruscant Post-Punk movement.

[ahsoka]

I hope in Jedi: Fallen Order 2 we'll see more of Cordova because he's a really interesting character and I think there's more we could learn from him and his story.

[Iceskyguy]

Cordova and retracing his journey was one of my favourite aspects of Jedi: Fallen Order and I really really liked him as a character, which feels strange to say about someone we only see in a hologram in the game. Listening to the entries of Cordova's log was so cool as it delved deeper what was found than the brief segments seen in cutscenes or heard immediately after BD-1 scans things. Sadly, I do agree that he's most probably dead after Episode III, possibly killed by an Inquisitor or maybe even Vader himself.

What's really interesting to me about Cordova is how he was an active Jedi Master but seemed to have no part in the Clone Wars. He doesn't even mention the conflict at all. I'd love to get more stories about Jedi like him and Tera Sinube for example. What were they up to and what was their role in the Order while the rest of the Jedi were fighting a war. That could be an interesting thing to explore.

[Boom__]

Jedi Fallen Order is the first game to make me cry, it is truly an amazing video game

[Victini]

Just finished my New Journey + playthrough, awesome to see this! It was very interesting to get a full background of this awesome character.

[eurasianenjoyer]

I think he died peacefully on bogano or even confrunted the emperor himself.

[burningxnecro]

Here we are in 2023, knowing that he did, in fact, survive the purge.

[Blacksmith__]

I really thought the game was building up to a big reveal that Malicos was Cordova who had gone mad under the influence of Dathomir

[Pattmore]

Eno Cordova is one of my favorite Jedi
He reminds me a lot of Qui Gon

[SonicTimewarp]

He’s a great character, if I had to choose a Jedi master exclusive to the new expanded universe canon (who wasn’t introduced in the movies), I’d choose him. I loved getting to know him and about the Zeffo in the game.

[joethahobo]

Alex, you should totally watch Stargate SG1. The actor who plays Cordova has a minor role in the series but he's so good in it.
The show itself is similar to Star Wars and Battle Star Galactica (which you said you love), and it's just a beautiful series. Highly recommended.

[c-cupp]

I have a feeling that Eno Cordova might still be alive post-Order 66. I mean, why else would there be dialogue suggesting the Empire wants to know where he is?

For those who are wondering, I was referring to Cere’s dialogue in the game after visiting Bogono for the first time.

[combinestrider]

I hope we get to see more of Master Bra'tac he is really the embodiment of what jedi should be.

[spencerpalmer]

Spoiler Alert 🚨


At the end of Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order: Dark Temple, the Second Sister and her Purge troopers found Eno Cordova‘a incomplete datapad at the same Zeffo temple started his obsessive research about them.

[Jedi_Spartan]

Am I the only one who thinks the emitter of the in game design for Cordova's lightsaber looks like the one on Obi Wan's third and Luke's green lightsabers?

[darylsdesigns]

I had a feeling Cordova was a Jedi Consular because of his fascination with ancient cultures