Fan Theory Reveals The Connection Between Jedi: Survivor Game and Kenobi Show

The release of each new installment is accompanied by hype.

And when multiple films or TV series are combined into one, the excitement among fans is unparalleled. And now the video game era has begun.

One of the most beloved characters in the franchise is Obi-Wan Kenobi, the wise and brave Jedi Master who mentored Luke Skywalker and fought against the Sith.

While his fate on screen is well known, some fans have speculated about his possible appearance in the game.

Cal Kestis is the protagonist of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor, and a former Padawan who survived Order 66, which marked the beginning of the Great Purge.

He attempts to restore the Jedi Order while being pursued by the Empire.

According to the Redditor AverageUKperson's theory, the game and the Kenobi series take place in 9 BBY (before the Battle of Yavin).

For fans, this might be a small detail that could connect the two projects. However, the Redditor seems to have discovered more.

There was a moment in the show when Reva reveals to Obi-Wan that his former Padawan is still alive. The series shows us the remains of Skywalker in a bacta tank.

No one knows that Vader was actually in the container, healing his wounds after his fight with Kenobi.

However, in Jedi: Survivor we see the character Cere, the master of Cal Kestis. In the sequel to the original game, she deals with the archives on Jedha (the planet first seen in Rogue One).

At the end of the story, Cere faces a battle with Darth Vader himself, whom she beats quite badly, although she lost the duel.

And it seems to the Redditor that the Dark Lord had to recover from the battle. And this bacta tank moment from the show is a consequence storyline that came out of the game.

A lot of fans really like this theory. Especially they would like to see Ben Kenobi appear in the popular game. However, some viewers point out that Vader was recovering from more than just a fight.

His whole stay outside the medical facility caused him a lot of pain, so the show didn't necessarily reveal the aftermath of that exact bout.

Regardless of the accuracy of this theory, fans dream of delving even deeper into the world of Star Wars.

And crossover characters from beloved movies and TV shows will only add to the mysterious and infinite world of a Galaxy Far, Far Away…

Source: Reddit