Star Wars Episode II - Attack of the Clones - Yoda and the Younglings - 4K ULTRA HD.

Jedi younglings, also known as Jedi initiates, were Force-sensitive children recruited by the Jedi Order from various species across the galaxy. At an early age they began their initial lessons in the Jedi arts at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, although their training also extended to the planet Ilum where younglings were required to undergo a sacred rite of passage known as the Gathering where the younglings would claim their Kyber crystal to use in their lightsaber. Before the time came for a youngling to advance to a higher degree of education, Grand Master Yoda served as an instructor in the ways of the Force to all younglings in the course of his long career. In order to qualify for the rank of Padawan, younglings had to complete a series of tests—the Initiate Trials—in order to become apprenticed to more experienced Jedi such as Knights and Masters.

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[dereckmarquez-vmix]

The younglings are so adorable hope nothing bad happens to them

[shady_the_one]

"Truly wonderful, the mind of a child"

As a former child, I can not only agree with this statement, but I can vouch for it, personally.

[VexNovaYT]

I love seeing Yoda make jokes, he really is like a Grandpa

[theuberkep]

One of the most powerful jedi in the galaxy. And probably his greatest pleasure is teaching the young.

[NickMartinproductions]

One of the best scenes. As a kid I felt like Yoda was teaching me.

[craftygeek]

This small scene adds so much character to yoda here. It shows his playfulness, his ability to be kind and caring towards those he teaches

[samalvey]

The Jedi Temple was so peaceful before the war.

[CCP-Lies]

These never get old just like the younglings

[KMDragonS]

How much would you want to bet that all those kids we're lucky enough because their parents were working on this film

[TheMovieDoctorful]

I don't care what Cosmonaut or any other idiot says, Yoda finding knowledge and wisdom from the smallest and most seemingly insignificant source possible is straight out of Empire Strikes Back. "Judge me by my size, do you?"

[ashutoshpattnaik]

Master Yoda has the highest quantum of wisdom in his is one of the wisest among all jedi....

[henrymockingbird]

To anyone who says that the yoda in the prequels is nothing like the yoda in original Star Wars trilogy I dare you to watch this scene and tell me that

[brandonmedina]

Who could empty information from the archives? Isn't that impossible?

One of the core reasons the Jedi lost the war. They were so arrogant they felt it was impossible for certain events to occur without their knowledge. Like the return of the Sith.

[TheSmart-CasualGamer]

I love this scene because you can tell that Yoda was reusing some of this bit of his personality when he was training Luke on Dagobah.

[BobDylanFan]

0:24 such a missed opportunity for an "Hello There." I don't know why it took me 20 years to realize that but I can't be the only one.

[liamthompson]

Ah, I remember being called upon by Master Yoda himself!

[matthewbarton]

Truly wonderful the mind of a child is. 😊💚

[teencomment]

Nice illustration of Occam's Razor here, helpfully demonstrated by Yoda.

"Obi-Wan can't find the planet he's looking for, even in the archives, why is that?"
"Because someone erased it."

Obi-Wan thought that the planet either didn't exist or that there might have been some other reason...but it was just really simple.

[nathanwilliams]

When I studied art, I used to bounce ideas off my stepsister who was 9-11 y/o at the time. Her capacity for creativity was fantastic, and she loved participating as well. She did great graffiti art in her late teens. So Yoda’s line is certainly correct from my experience.

[PluggedHades]

Dang yoda is even smaller than children lol