The fallen Jedi sent Yoda on a journey of internal and external exploration, where he would face unsettling visions on Dagobah, confront his own dark side self on a Force-soaked planet deep in the heart of the galaxy, and battle Darth Sidious in a spiritual plane on Moraband. When he was again visited by the disembodied voice, he found that it was truly Qui-Gon, who had somehow held onto his consciousness in death. The Jedi Master feared he was having an auditory hallucination, but all medical tests proved he was well. Later on during the war, Yoda heard the voice of an old friend long gone: Qui-Gon Jinn. He hoped that when it came time for Ahsoka to go off on her own, Anakin would understand that he need not be attached and feel so protective of those he loved. Yoda believed that by becoming a teacher, Anakin would grow emotionally. With that in mind, Yoda assigned Anakin his own Padawan learner, Ahsoka Tano.
But Yoda was aware of the young Jedi’s shortcomings that still lingered from his childhood: his fear and his inability to let go. In the battle’s climax, Yoda dueled Count Dooku, who had joined the dark side as the apprentice of the mysterious Darth Sidious.ĭuring the Clone Wars, Anakin Skywalker had grown more powerful and experienced. This would be the start of the Clone War. While the circumstances surrounding the army’s creation were murky, Yoda led the clones in a clash with Separatists on Geonosis. Ultimately, Obi-Wan located the system and informed Yoda and the Council that a massive clone army had been formed there, falsely in the name of the Republic and on orders of the Jedi Council. It was an act that troubled the Jedi Master. While instructing younglings in lightsaber technique, Yoda had a brief meeting with Obi-Wan to discuss the location of Kamino - a planet that was seemingly erased from the Jedi Archives. This resulted in an age of intrigue and distrust across the galaxy, as the Republic seemed to be inexorably shifting towards war. In the aftermath of the Battle of Naboo, a Separatist movement led by former Jedi Count Dooku - Yoda’s one-time Padawan - was growing throughout the galaxy. And while Qui-Gon’s killer, Darth Maul, had been destroyed by Obi-Wan, Yoda believed a Sith Lord was still at large. Later, after Qui-Gon’s death at the hands of the mysterious dark warrior, as well as heroic actions by Anakin, Yoda informed Obi-Wan that the Council had reversed their decision and would honor the fallen Jedi’s dying wish - Anakin was to be trained, and it would fall to Obi-Wan to teach him the ways of the Force. With that, the Council refused to approve Anakin for Jedi training, much to the shock of Qui-Gon.
“Fear is the path to the dark side,” he told Anakin. Anakin was tested by the Jedi Masters, and while he was unusually strong with the Force, Yoda sensed much fear in the boy. Yoda was curious about this development, and agreed that Anakin be brought before the Council for evaluation. Qui-Gon revealed that he had been attacked by a dark warrior, and that he had discovered a vergence in the Force in the form of young slave boy Anakin Skywalker. After the Trade Federation’s invasion of Naboo, Qui-Gon Jinn, who had been sent (with his Padawan, Obi-Wan Kenobi) to settle the dispute, spoke before the Council. In the latter days of the Old Republic, Yoda served as Grand Master of the Jedi Council, conferring with legendary Jedi Masters like Mace Windu and Ki-Adi-Mundi on matters important to the Republic.
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