#Mario timelime series

If all of my people had just been gunned down by an oppressive government force, I'd be scared too. If this is the case, then the events of the Clone Wars are still very much on the minds of the remaining Jedi of Fallen Order, which means that Cal is likely still in a state of shock and fear.

#Mario timelime series

Also set in this time period are the animated series Star Wars Rebels (five years before A New Hope) and Solo (somewhere around 10 years before A New Hope). For reference, Rogue One runs right up to the very end of this roughly 20-year span between Episode III and IV. Just based on his get-up and hairdo, it could also be safe to say that this title takes place at least 10 years before the main events of Rogue One-so on the closer side to Episode III. However, Saw Gerrera, the character played by Forest Whittaker in Rogue One, appears in Fallen Order, and he looks a heckofalot better in the screens we've seen from the game than he did in Rogue One. By the looks of the trailers, it seems that it's on the closer side to Episode IV than Episode III, simply because there are Stormtroopers, not Clone Troopers, afoot. So we don't know exactly how long before A New Hope this upcoming video game takes place. Courtesy What This All Means for Our New Friend Cal Saw Gerrera looking much more whole in Fallen Order than Rogue One. Along with brutally tearing the religion to pieces, Vader and the Inquisitors are also out there flipping Force-sensitive folks, trying to get them to join in the Dark Side. He's personally training a group of baddies known as The Inquisitorius, who wield double-sided lightsabers and are obsessed with eradicating every last whiff of the Jedi religion.

In the 19 years leading up to Episode IV: A New Hope, Darth Vader is on the prowl, murdering Jedi and making a name for himself as the spookiest man in the entire galaxy. And it's likely that Cal Kestis is on his radar, too. Yes, that's right-Vader is hunting the Jedi down. And even a badass librarian at the Jedi temple who survived but eventually met a ghastly fate at the hands of Darth Vader. Ahsoka Tano, who's another fan-favorite Jedi from the franchise's animated series such as Clone Wars. Kanan Jarrus, who appears in the Star Wars Rebels animated show (which also takes place near this time period). He may be the only Jedi in the game-but from more recent ancillary material in the Star Wars franchise, we know there are many survivors of Order 66. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is centered around Cal Kestis, one of the Jedi who survived Order 66. As it turns out, there are more than a few. Other than those Force-sensitive folks, Revenge of the Sith doesn't make it clear if there are any remaining Jedi in the galaxy. With the rest of the leading Jedi killed by the newly instated Galactic Empire, Yoda goes into hiding, and Obi-Wan distributes Anakin's newborn children-Luke and Leia-to two disparate places in the galaxy, hiding them away from the Imperial forces who wish to kill them. Revenge of the Sith concludes with two Jedi surviving the events of Order 66: Yoda, who fails to defeat Darth Sidious in a last-ditch effort to restore order to the Republic and Obi-Wan Kenobi, who successfully vanquishes Anakin (or so he thinks). Meanwhile, Anakin Skywalker goes to the Jedi Academy to mercilessly chop to pieces the young Padawans-in-training. One by one, the religious peacekeepers are killed by the very battalions that they'd been commanding in the Clone Wars. Palpatine declares all Jedi 'enemies of the Republic.' And, as we see toward the end of Episode III, the Jedi are annihilated by Palpatine's clone armies. Following Emperor Palpatine's hostile take-over of the Republic's Senate, the Sith Lord enacts a military massacre called Order 66. The events of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith lead to one of the most treacherous time periods in Star Wars history. Courtesy Order 66 and the Persecution of the Jedi Cal Kestis has to survive the Emperor’s Order 66 in Fallen Order.