It’s clearly an issue of when, not if, Respawn expands its Celebrity Wars Jedi franchise right into a trilogy, as Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s ending makes it clear the tale is not over. A trilogy, nevertheless, would certainly be the very best method to wrap up Cal Kestis’ tale or at least save it for an additional medium. In theory, the game franchise could discover his entire life, however it’s best to maintain to a trilogy. After all, the colon positioning in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor leaves it open to discover various other personalities or have fascinating parallels, like a “Star Wars Sith” video game.

Concluding Kestis’ story in a threequel suggests it needs a solid title. Looking at Kestis’ development across the past two video games, the very best possible title for the following video game appears obvious. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is however one step on Kestis’ journey to becoming a master, and “Celebrity Wars Jedi: Master” simply seems ideal.

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How Fallen Order as well as Survivor Reflect Cal Kestis’ Development as a Jedi

Part of being a Jedi Master is master over one’s self, not just the battle knowledge or toughness in the Force, but the capability to control one’s feelings, count on the Pressure, and so forth. Certainly, during the Jedi Purge as well as the surge of the Galactic Empire, that mastery is much more challenging. Kestis was just a Padawan when Order 66 took place, and also he invested many of his very early formative years hiding from the empire on Bracca. Nevertheless, as a result of his choices, Cere officially deems him a Jedi Knight at the end of Celebrity Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

However in the years that follow, the Mantis Team will certainly divide apart and also Kestis will toss himself into the war versus the Empire. He would certainly probably end up shedding himself as part of Saw Gerrera’s rebellion, but what else is there for a Jedi to do, till Tanalorr restores some want to the young Jedi. His trip with completion of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor sees Kestis take on many feelings: his temper versus the realm as well as, to some degree, against Greez, Cere, and also Merrin for abandoning him. He feels hate when Bode’s dishonesty takes place, however he tests the suffering that such hate develops since it coincides suffering he as well as Merrin experience.

Kestis’ Jedi Trip is one tied to the Dark Side and a denial of it. As Yoda stated, “Anxiety is the course to the dark side. Fear results in temper. Anger results in dislike. Hate results in enduring.” Kestis understands all of these feelings as well as he knows he’s not ready for the following action when Cere’s words echo that he should lead Kata through the darkness. Yet in assisting Cal, Cere found her redemption in the Pressure, and also Cal recognizing he is not prepared is a significant step toward mastery of self.

Celebrity Wars Jedi: Survivor’s Sequel Mirrors completion of a Journey

If Cal Kestis fell to the Dark Side, it would threaten every one of his development in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and also Jedi: Survivor, yet he understands his greatest examination leads him. He can notice it in the Pressure, via himself, and also with his attachment to Merrin, Kata, as well as the remnants of his team. He can feel it in Tanalorr, in finding out Bode’s past and Bode’s loss, and also the exact same for Dagan Gera. One can argue the very same happened to Anakin Skywalker, who looked for advise from Yoda, Obi-Wan, as well as also Mace Windu (in means), however when press involved push, he entered the darkness since he had no proficiency of his own self and his very own feelings.

Cal Kestis have to obtain that very same level of proficiency, as Cere did. The Jedi Order is gone, as well as the franchise challenges a great deal of notions of if the Jedi Order was simply, what occurs to those that do not comply with the Jedi Code, and what it indicates to be a Jedi during the Dark Times. Cal Kestis might not end up being a Jedi Master through his wisdom and also training like those of the Order, yet he’ll become one with the binding pressure of the string: mastery of self. And also, with these styles plainly established and also the suggestion of a game called Jedi Master being about a Knight becoming a Master unconventionally, it simply fits flawlessly. Naturally, what Respawn selects continues to be to be seen, yet “Celebrity Wars Jedi: Master” sounds like the perfect follow-up.