5 Most Incompetent Jedi Masters

It takes a long time to become a Jedi Master, but it doesn't necessarily mean you've learned anything

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[Mgauge]

I can see why Anakin was so insulted to not be made a master when the standards were so low.

[ThePathStrider]

Shaak Ti, like most Togrutas, lived in a society that valued group cohesion over individual achievement. Initiative and individual expression wasn't regarded very highly, which explains why she never made her own investigation into the Clone Conspiracy.

Ahsoka isn't like this at all, which could also explain why she was given to the equally headstrong Anakin to train.

[zyggybaranowski]

Droid: "Count Dooku, we have retaken Umbara. The Jedi commander wishes to speak with you".
Count Dooku: Just kill him.
Krell never once considered that this conversation might happen

[billclark]

"Had Ahsoka Tano not come to her rescue she most likely would have died". She definitely would have died. Ventress was about to impale her.

[alessandrogonzalez]

Shaak Ti: * dies *
Also Shaak Ti 10 minutes later: *walking normally through the Jedi Temple*

[nuclearfilms]

You forgot to mention Luminara's recklessness that got her captured in the episode "Legacy of Terror". Also, she clearly did a terrible job teaching Barris Offee

[jeffma]

“The jedi had precognition abilities” *palpatine laughs in order 66*

[Greenguy]

You got Luminara so perfect. She was TOO perfect, to the point where she wasn’t. I honestly blame Luminara for Barriss’s fall to the dark side. Sucks we didn’t get to see Luminara’s reaction to it

[RC]

Coleman Trebor is the Jedi equivalent of that one clone that ran up to the droid to punch it.

[MatikaSkirata]

Jedi Master Shaak Ti was one of the most powerful and skilled Fighters the Jedi Order had
and yet I still dont really disagree with what you said... :D

[thefanwithoutaface]

Luminara is ironically what many would consider an ideal Jedi atleast on paper, skilled in the Force and Lightsaber techniques as well as being emotionally detached...and it's those same traits that pretty much perfectly show why the Jedi were so flawed at that point in time.

[edgelord]

Jango fett: wait do you think fall damage is enabled?

Colemen trebor: *let me check*

*thumbnail in a nutshell*

[redtintedglasses]

Colman Trebor- what happens when you forgot you put all your skill points into diplomacy, and none into combat.

[robbywoolums]

I’d make the argument that Mace Windu suffered from some incompetence. While his power was vast, his forsight wasn’t. He played a massive role in Anakin turning to the dark side, and had he showed Anakin some trust, Anakin would likely have been more willing to go along with the Jedi Council’s requests.

[kevinmartin]

I’m so glad he mentioned Shaak Ti. I was screaming at the screen that entire episode.

[inyalgaico]

Yo i thought it was a padawan that jango killed i remember seeing it with a friend and laughing BUT HE WAS A MASTER BRUH

[bonesmalone]

pong krell may have fell to the dark side but you gotta admit that his skill as a duelist was something to behold

[franciscomendezlacomba]

Why did I imagine Shaak Ti doing a PowerPoint presentation for Palpatine

[charthezombiehound]

To be fair, Coleman Trebor's move was unforseen by Dooku and if he had swung the lightsaber he would've ended the war right there, technically he was the closest a jedi to kill Dooku until Anakin actually did it.

[polabear]

“A hero potato” also known as Ki-Adi Mundi.