With the Jedi Order’s downfall at the end of the Clone Wars in Revenge of the Sith, and its struggle to really gain footing afterward, there’s been this concept of “Gray Jedi.” It doesn ...

The idea of a 'Gray Jedi' has proven very popular in the Star Wars fanbase, but the non-canon concept remains highly controversial nonetheless. Throughout Star Wars movies and TV shows ...

Here’s what you need to know about Gray Jedi, and they may be exactly what this modern day Star Wars saga needs. In Star Wars (non-canonical “Legends”) lore, Gray Jedi are Force users who ...

While the second and final season of Andor doesn’t include any prominent Force users, Luthen Rael is the closest to a canon “Gray Jedi” that Star Wars fans will ever get. Some viewers have ...

It sounds like the new movies will begin delving into the concept of the "Gray Jedi." In both the classic Legends continuity and the new Disney-approved Star Wars universe, there are a handful of ...

But a Gray Jedi does not choose good or evil. This new kind of Jedi may operate outside the ancient Jedi Code, but they also may have truly figured out the Force. A Gray Jedi walks the line ...

The term Gray Jedi does not appear in any of Disney's officially canonized materials, including Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. While it is nearly self-explanatory, chiefly referring to Force ...

However, that wasn’t always the case and it might not be in the future either if a Star Wars: The Last Jedi fan theory about the ‘gray Jedi’ turn out to be true. Most fans are wondering why ...

For instance, fans are already picking up on some clues about the type of Jedi that Rey might be. The consensus right now is that Rey will be revealed to be a Gray Jedi in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

The idea of a 'Gray Jedi' – a Force user who lies somewhere between the light and the dark, tapping into the Dark Side but never fully succumbing to it – is one that's fascinated Star Wars ...