[Star Wars Series] Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney Plus New Release!
Obi Wan Kenobi Disney+
Disney+, an online video service (OTT), announced on the 11th that it will release the original series 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' from the 8th of next month. It is a work that deals with the life-threatening journey of Obi-Wan Kenobi, a legendary character in the 'Star Wars' series.
In a world full of darkness and despair, the story unfolds against a brutal Jedi hunter in six episodes. Ewan McGregor, who played Kenobi in episodes 1, 2 and 3 of 'Star Wars', returns and works with Hayden Christensen and Joel Edgerton.
The megaphone was directed by Deborah Chow, who directed the 3rd and 7th episodes of Season 1 of 'The High Coast of Living (2010)' and the world-acclaimed 'The Mandalorian'.
In an exciting way, Kenobi, who lived a hermit life, reappears in the world for some reason.
Disney+ is confident that "the overwhelming action sequence unique to the 'Star Wars' series, wonderful worldview, and innovative visuals will provide a wealth of visual pleasure."
Obi-Wan Canobi?
"You can kill me, but you can never destroy me. It takes strength to resist the dark side. Only the weak accept it."
"It's more powerful than you know."
“And those who resist it are more powerful than you could ever be.”
—Obi-Wan Kenobi and Mole
Star Wars characters. As a member of the Jedi Order, he is the second most important figure in the Jedi after the Skywalker rich man, and is effectively a sub-leader of the Jedi side.
He is a standard Jedi who grew up upright even under a slightly hippie teacher. Wisdom, just, and very strong in swordsmanship, he is regarded as an unprecedented genius in Jedi history since Yoda.
Although this FM is like this, there is no luck as a teacher and a disciple, but during Padawan, the free-spirited teacher named Qui-Gon Jin gave him a headache, and eventually the master died. It rots in the sun, and eventually it becomes corrupted and goes to the point of slaughtering fellow Jedi.
Proficient in diplomacy, strategy, and tactics, as well as competent as a commander, he is an excellent and versatile Jedi who is trusted to become a member of the Jedi Council at a young age. His combat abilities are also excellent, but due to his versatility, Dooku not only was a disciple of his disciple Qui-Gon, but also paid attention to Obi-Wan's own abilities and tried to enlist Obi-Wan countless times. He excelled in speaking skills, and he made a name for himself as a negotiator in wartime. However, he doesn't seem to have much talent for piloting a spaceship. He even said in part 2 that he hates flying. Of course, he is a decent pilot enough to get through the Clone Wars, but he doesn't stand out because he has a genius pilot next to him.
To summarize, the typical Munchkin heroine statue that appears in many masterpieces. He is close to all-rounder, proficient in swordsmanship, diplomacy, strategy, tactics, negotiation, and even nurturing juniors.
Personality traits?
For much of his childhood, Kenobi was known for being rebellious and willful, portrayed as breaking the rules set by the Jedi left and right. However, for a large part of his early trainees for Qui-Gon Jinn, Kenobi had a strong love of strict rules and a largely book-based attitude when it comes to matters such as the Jedi Code. He felt as if he didn't really understand his master, but nevertheless wanted to please him and be respected. He also had trouble understanding his master's hobbies and interests, such as the study of mysterious Jedi prophecies. The two later realized that Yoda had deliberately placed a personal Master on Kenobi, hoping that he would rebel in the only way Kenobi could become an exemplary Jedi.
Over time, Kenobi became loyal and devoted to Jin, developing a dry sense of humor and sarcastic wit. Yoda said he felt Qui-Gon Jinn's rebellion in him, and Jin himself reflected on Kenobi's considerable knowledge and potential. He also considered his Padawan to be far wiser than him, albeit somewhat stubborn. Although he could be rude at times, he was often seen as wise beyond his years, and his humble and gentle demeanor hid his warrior skills. Despite numerous complaints during his flight and deep agitation in his experiences with auto-tracking in his youth, he was also an experienced pilot. In many ways, he represented the power of the old Jedi Order: steadfast, selfless, and humble. His later skill in resolving disputes without a single battle would earn him the nickname "The Negotiator," at least in the eyes of General Grievous.
Over time, Kenobi lost his youthful boldness and took on the more cautious and conservative role of mentor Anakin Skywalker, who was in many ways the opposite of his personality. Kenobi carefully measured his behavior under any circumstance, earning the aforementioned pseudonym. Kenobi was also known as an excellent storyteller. In his later years, while hiding in the Wildlands Wastes, he appeared to those unfamiliar with Jedi manners as an old recluse (or, in Owen Lars' words, "the wizard is just a mad old man"), kind and eccentric. In his last days, Kenobi maintained his qualities of patience and foresight, and acquired the boldness reminiscent of his youth.
Kenobi often came up with plans and strategies rather than jumping into action. He would usually put his hand on his chin or stroke his beard as he thought. This was a common trait of the Jedi Master, a trait his apprentice Anakin Skywalker didn't practice often. He sometimes repeated the Jedi Code to calm himself mentally. He also served as the mentor of Ahsoka Tano, Skywalker's Padawan. Tano admitted that Kenobi was more patient than Skywalker, but he fondly remembered how they would argue. She believed he would have enjoyed the strategy game Crokin.
Kenobi's respect for the lives of others made him appear in hiding to save Ezra Bridger and the C1 Series Astromac Droid Chopper from a fall in the Tatooine Desert. Kenobi then rebuked Ezra for succumbing to Maul's manipulation and advised the young rebels to rebel and return to their seats. Despite not disliked Mole, Kenobi was ready to fight and kill to defend himself. After Mol was fatally wounded, Kenobi comforted the former Sith and assured that Luke was watching over the "chosen one" Luke Skywalker, though not the chosen one by prophecy.
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