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[alexversenaberrie]

Mandalorian Jedi Sabine Wren

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[padawansuggest]

The real Mandalorian/Jedi reality I want to see in AUs?

“Oh, you’re a Mandalorian/Jedi? Who’s your token Jedi/Mandalorian? Like do they follow you around? Or like did you have to give them back, or??’ And then cue a 10 minute rant about how NOT EVERY Mando/Jedi has a Jedi/Mando in their back pocket- HOWEVER, yes theirs is taking a nap rn and they didn’t want to wake them up.

#star wars #mandalorians #mandalorian jedi #the Jedi #true mandalorians

[frogblast-the-ventcore]

High Republic-ish looking Mandalorian Jedi Art by willnunesart on Twitter

@stellanslashgeode

#star wars #jedi #mandalorian #high republic #mandalorian jedi

[sabinewren77]

Concept images for you

#star wars #sabine wren #natansha liu bordizzo #ahsoka #ahsoka tano #star wars rebels #mandalorian #jedi #mandalorian jedi #ai images #midjourney #version 6 #niji 6

[kamiragem]

Sticker Sabine Wren for you guys…

#fanart #watercolor #sabine wren #star wars rebels #star wars #mandalorian jedi #purrgils #murley the loth cat

[mrfandomwars]

The Hardships Of Being A Mandalorian Jedi: Part One - Resol'nare

Hello, it's me.

With another post about Mandalorians (and Jedi).

Sorry, couldn't help it XD

Anywho, back to what needs to be said about this post: I'm breaking down how Jedi, if they wanted to be Mando'ade or are mando'ade that were adopted into the Jedi Order (of which then consider something to think about when making ocs like that), would have a hard time with the rules that were put on the concept of 'mandalorian', both in the Six Actions (Resol'nare) from Legends and with the Way Of The Mandalore from (Disney) Canon.

This meta will be divided into 2 parts, the first part is this one and will focus on the Resol'nare (fair warning though, I Will use most of the Legends version of Mandalorian when talking about the Resol'nare, so no fanon) while the second part, found Here, will focus on Canon, specifically on The Way Of The Mandalore.

This part was a lot more certain - in terms of what the jedi would be able to do and what they can't do - than the second part, but only for a bit, honestly.

That said, let's start, shall we?

Resol'nare - Six Actions

What constituted the Six Actions, you may ask? Well, following "The Mandalorians: People and Culture" from Star Wars Insider 86, it's the following six rules:

This is the 'rules' to be a mandalorian that are followed by most mando fans, especially the older ones.

The Resol'nare was - outside of universe - created by Karen Traviss for her version of Mandalorians - of which are still very popular in the fandom, even though a good proportion of the said fans ignore a good part (for valid reason) of what she created.

Wearing Armour

Speaking Mando'a

Raising their child(ren) as Mandalorians

Defending themselves and their families

Contributing to the clan's welfare

Following a Mand'alor and rallying behind said leader if they call for arms

Sounds easy enough, right? Ehn, not so much if you are also a Jedi.

Why, you may ask? Let me break it down for you:

1. Wearing Armour -

This is one of the easy parts, anyone can wear armour - and, although I wasn't able to find a confirmation, it is said that a helmet issue in Chapter 20: The Foundling might have been simply how the mandalorains adapted to someone needs, just like we do in the real world. Meaning that armour could be adapted for Everyone

2. Speaking Mando'a -

Also super easy! And I'm sure there are variants or certain rules for Ithorians, who can't speak basic and have to use a translator

3. Raising their child(ren) as Mandalorians -

Oh boy! Now we get to the hard ones! Why, you may ask?

Because a Mando Jedi Would have Two Cultures that they would raise their kid by!

And while I'm sure it maybe wouldn't be an issue, the fact is: Mandalorians are known to forcefully change the name of kids they adopt (Kal Skirata, for an example of a victim even though his situation was portrayed positively because Karen Traviss Would Never show her mandos in anything that Wasn't a positive view), we don't get a lot mandos that show other cultures Beyond Mandalorian culture - which is bad btw (and before anyone comes at me, I'm just going to say that it could have been done during the Rebels or The Mandalorian) - and also since they view Jedi as enemies it wouldn't surprise me that they wouldn't be too kind on a kid who was mixed cultures, let alone if the kid preferred the Jedi culture more than Mandalorian.

This is not even talking about the fact that raising children is hard and that the Jedi might have to leave their job in the Order to raise the kid(s) if they weren't force sensitives - thus no longer being a Jedi job (which is what most people want when they say they want a mando jedi), and if they were force sensitive it would mean that they would probably be raised in the Order - And I want you to look at me in the eye and tell me if you truly believe that the majority of mandalorians wouldn't say that the Jedi wasn't "a true mandalorian" for taking that decision.

4. Defending themselves and their families -

Again, they will 100% do that UNLESS it means a greater harm for a good amount of people - and can you tell me that most mandalorian clans would accept that fact? That they wouldn't be the priority if something much bigger happened? Most people in real life wouldn't like that! Would fake accept and then get mad when it did happen because they were hoping that the person would change their minds!

But being a Jedi means following a philosophy of Harm Reduction and that means choosing the option that would save more lives/harm less lives, that fact doesn't change just because one of the people you won't be able to safe is your family. Or your whole family will be people you won't be able to safe, but a million more will survive, and there's No changing that.

5. Contributing to the clan's welfare -

This one seems easy but we don't know how much the Jedi are paid - if they are paid at all, honestly. For all we know they could get paid anything that could help anyone and all their things are made by the Jedi themselves or are donated or given by the Senate for missions, like they give them communicators, but it's mostly with the intent of using them during missions and not every day life - even if that becomes a side effect.

Or maybe the Jedi are given a budget, and they pay their workers, buy stuff they need (food, for example, even if I believe a good majority of vegetables and fruits are grown in the Temple) and pay the bills and then pay the Jedi/give the all the Jedi money depending on their age and rank. and maybe Jedi Shadows win money while undercover that they can use afterwards or normal Jedi have side hustles to earn money, but none of this we know for sure.

We don't Know how much the Jedi get if they get anything at all, so they won't be able to provide financially.

Okay but not with money what else could they do? They can't help around with the kids or daily tasks regularly when they have always the chance to be called away for a mission that could take months to years at the time. They can't help moving because they might get on call and drop that agreement. They can't move around or leave the Republic space because they might be needed for emergencies.

There's nothing that the Jedi can promise to do to help the Clan because of their job, and like.

Again, I can see a good majority of the Mandos (and Fans) not being able to forgive that and use it as a 'proof' that the Jedi ins't a 'True Mandalorian'

6. Following a Mand'alor and rallying behind said leader if they call for arms -

This is the one that it's a full No for the Jedi.

They are supposed to be Neutral, they can't join a side - they can't join the Mand'alor side or support them without a very good reason to.

The Jedi joined the Republic because they could help more planets and people would Listen more easily because they would have the Republic's backing. And I mean, looking at the good they did! A Thousand years of peace, ending slavery in the Republic and still working on ending it outside (Quinlan was on Tattooine, probably undercover take down a slavery ring)

Like lives are in danger and the best course of action is to ally themselves with with the Mand'alor.

Oh, and before anyone brings up the Republic and the War:

The Separatists were Enslaving worlds and literally built a weapon to eradicate all the organic life in a certain distance of the weapon, they Needed to be taken down. No matter the faults of the Republic, they were the better option in the Clone Wars as much as I hate to say it

I already said before on how the Senate is the one giving the Jedi stuff, and I will say it again! The Senate is probably the one who pays for a LOT of things of the Jedi, things they possibly need to survive. They Could Not say no to the Senate without risking the Order's entire life, ESPECIALLY because you can't tell me that Palpatine wouldn't activate Order 66 Earlier if they had said no.

Speaking of Palpatine, did you know the Senate and him drafted the Jedi? Yeah, they CANONICALLY did that.

Anywa, went off the road a bit but yeah.

The Jedi would only swear themselves to the Mand'alor If they were forced to, OR more lives would be saved that way.

And this fact? This being unable to swear themselves to the Mand'alor would be a deal breaker, since then they would be following 5 out of the 6

THE VERDICT:

Out of the Six Actions, we have:

2 that a Jedi would have no trouble following

2 that they would need clauses on - something that the majority of mandos wouldn't allow

1 that is Uncertain, but it's probably a negative since we don't know how well the Jedi would be able to help their clan and most mandos would probably want a full commitment and help for their clans

1 that the Jedi wouldn't be able to follow without a good reason that would last longer than a month

Meaning? A Jedi wouldn't be considered a Mandalorian by the majority of the Mando'ade, in fact they would most likely be considered dar'manda by a good proportion of the Mandalorian people.

Personal Thoughts: All my thoughts right now are surrounding Tarre Vizsla and how he would deal with all of this, since he would only be able to swear to two with no problems Makes me think that what @/aspiringwarriorlibrarian (sorry for the tag) theorized about Tarre becoming a Mand'alor via the non-warrior elite is a lot likely

Part 2 Here

#mandalorian jedi #star wars #sw #mr talks #mr meta #meta #star wars meta #mandalorians #jedi #part 1/2 #mando jedi #sw meta #resol'nare

[roguegona]

Ahsoka: "Now...have you kept up with your training?"

Sabine: "I--I try."

Ahsoka, internally: Have I taught her nothing?

Sabine: "I...do. I do."

Seems as though Ezra wasn't the only one to get the "Do. Or do not. There is no try." lesson from his Master...

#yodas teachings live on #master and apprentice #star wars #ahsoka series #ahsoka tano #sabine wren #mandalorian jedi

[isagrimorie]

Sabine is multiclassing into Jedi! OMG. This, this is the best explanation!

She’s not leaving her Mandalorian training aside but she is adding to her skills and abilities!

It’s like she has 15 Levels in Mandalorian and 1 Level of Jedi.

This isn’t an either/or situation, this is a “yes, and!” situation.

I do still need for Sabine to articulate in the show why she wants to train to be a Jedi.

(I also have no problem that she is, I just want them to make it text why Sabine wants to.)

#sabine wren #mandalorian jedi #star wars ahsoka #ahsoka spoilers #multiclassing into jedi #such a great way to explain it!

[sides4peace]

#sides4peace #love #sideswipe4peace #fanfiction #book cover #fanfic #epub book #fanart #starwars #obi wan jango #jango fett #mandalorian jedi

[to-many-wips]

ELDAR VODE

#mandalorian oc #star wars #oc art #art #jedi oc #jedi mandalorian #mandalorian jedi

[padawansuggest]

You know what this series got me wanting? Mandalorian-Jedi AU where Ezra is suddenly a little brother when Ahsoka comes back to the temple one day with Sabine all ‘she’s not force sensitive but she’s awesome and bit Master Krell really good so I like her’ and Hera, the temple pilot who’s dating Caleb Dume is all ‘that’s a good one can I adopt that one???’ And doesn’t wait for an answer before that’s her new baby and now Ezra is a baby brother and had someone to run off to whenever a new litter of lothkittens are born.

#star wars #ezra bridger #sabine wren #mandalorian jedi #I just think they could have their family still but live in the Mandalore sector #it would be one of my fix it AUs where the Jedi move to Mandalore sector so in the future they get a happy family #Ahsoka still teaches her to fight and claims she’s her Padawan but that’s more to make the council roll their eyes #Anakin is THRIVING at being a grandpa #Obi wan is not thriving at having a great granddaughter how rude

[alexversenaberrie]

Mandalorian Jedi Tor Vizsla

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[mamwieleimionstarwars]

Jedi Master Nellia Lera, 32 BBY

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[mrfandomwars]

The Hardships Of Being A Mandalorian Jedi: Part Two - The Way Of The Mandalore

Yellow!

For a recap of why I'm doing this, have a quote directly from my last post: "I'm breaking down how Jedi, if they wanted to be Mando'ade or are mando'ade that were adopted into the Jedi Order (of which then consider something to think about when making ocs like that), would have a hard time with the rules that were put on the concept of 'mandalorian', both in the Six Actions (Resol'nare) from Legends and with the Way Of The Mandalore from (Disney) Canon."

This post is focused on the latter part, on The Way Of The Mandalore of (Disney) Canon, And it will be the last part of my The Hardships Of Being A Mandalorian Jedi meta.

Hopefully it will be shorter than the first part

In comparison with the first part, found Here, this is filled with a lot more uncertainty regarding how easily the Jedi would be able to be a Mando'ade who followed The Way

Now that done, let's gooooooo!

Following Wookiepedia, the main points I could take out were the following:

Wear Helmets at All Times unless you are eating

Protect and take in foundlings until they were either old enough to take the Creed or until they were reunited with their kind

Protect fellow Mandalorians

Sounds easy! That means that it should be easier to follow than the Resol'nare, right? Ehn, not really.

Wear Helmets at All Times unless you are eating

This is the one that the Jedi would have no problem following, heck the Jedi Order probably has accommodations for it.

The only problem I could see coming up is if they had to take off the helmet to protect someone, which is what a Jedi would do.

But we know from The Mandalorian that if it was ever found out, the Jedi would be declared an Apostate

Protect and take in foundlings until they were either old enough to take the Creed or until they were reunited with their kind

Oh this is when things get Tricky because, on one hand, the Jedi would 100% protect children and adopt them into the Order if they were Force Sensitive and if their parents allowed/were orphans/were in a bad situation.

If they weren't Force Sensitive, however...

Being Force Sensitive is a HUGE part of the Jedi culture, they wouldn't be able to adopt non-Force Sensitives, they would have to find someone else to take them in.

Which would definitely be something that the Mandos Would Judge the Jedi hard for, even if it isn't their fault.

Also, if we assume that Grogu being taken to a battle as a baby is Normal, the Jedi not taking any kid they adopted missions would be Also something they would frown upon - because no way will the Jedi take a three year old to a complicated diplomacy mission.

Also tend to count how long some missons can be... Yeah, the Mandos would judge the Jedi Hard

Coupled with 'being unable to take in every child', the Mando's could argue that the Jedi weren't following the Creed and thus Disqualification As A Mandalorian AKA become an Apostate.

Protect fellow Mandalorians

Y'all remember how in my previous post I keep mentioning clauses and all?

Yeah, we need one here. The Jedi would 100% protect fellow Mandalorians...

... As long as that action wouldn't mean more harm to someone else.

THE VERDICT

Out of Three rules (that we know of) of the Creed, we have:

2 that should be easy to follow - but clauses are needed

1 that will probably earn the Jedi Looks - and also they wouldn't be able to follow it completely

So out of all this, we get None that the Jedi will be able to follow at 100%, and I'm betting that the Jedi would have a hard time being accepted as a mando at all and would probably be classified as an Apostate at one point.

So, not good for the mando Jedi.

Personal thoughts: While I can see the Jedi having an easier time with the Way Of The Mandalore, I can also see that it would be Really Hard at times. Also, that this Part was Shorter than I expected.

#star wars #mandalorian jedi #mando jedi #mandalorian #jedi #star wars meta #sw meta #meta #mr talks #mr meta #the way of the mandalore #part 2/2

[roguegona]

After re-watching Part 8, I'd like to pledge my loyalty and bend the knee to Sabine Wren, First of Her Name, Last of Her Clan, Countess of Krownest, Finder of the Darksaber and Breaker of Hearts Everywhere.

#that last part is canon #i asked her myself #bend the knee #ahsoka series #star wars #sabine wren #mandalorian jedi