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Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

TV Disney+ Kids' Animation 2023
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Common Sense Media Review

Polly Conway By Polly Conway , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 5+

Lively adventure series has lots of charm, some peril.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 5+?

Any Positive Content?

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  • cartoon character with blue face and purple hair stand with her hands in front of her palms forward
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  • Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures TV show screenshot: Master Yoda and Jedi Younglings gather.
  • Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures TV show screenshot 2: Kai celebrates with his light saber.
  • Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures TV show screenshot 3: Lys, Nubs, Nash, and Kai talk together.

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age 4+

Based on 4 parent reviews

Joseph W.
Joseph W. Parent of 6 and 9-year-old
May 9, 2023
age 4+

The most kid-friendly Star Wars show

This show takes place during the High Republic. There are no Skywalkers. The only familiar character is Yoda. This is great for younger viewers. It is a lot like PJ Masks. There is diversity, like there would be in a universe full of alien species. It is the most kid-friendly Star Wars property.
Jacob B.
Jacob B. Parent of 3-year-old
September 2, 2024
age 3+

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What's the Story?

Kai Brightstar (Jamaal Avery Jr.), Lys (Juliet Donenfeld), and Nubs (Dee Bradley Baker) are younglings studying to become Jedi masters. Learning under Master Yoda, the trio are serious about their training but still find lots of ways to have fun together. When they're transferred to a new Jedi Temple, they meet new friend Nash Durango, a young pilot who accompanies them on adventures and helps them fight foes.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (4 ):
Kids say (4 ):

This lively series is just the right speed for younger kids who aren't quite ready for Darth Vader. It may seem like "Star Wars lite" compared to some of the darker, more mature entries in the franchise, but it's exciting to see an age-appropriate offering for the youngest fans. While grownup fans may worry about whether this series is canon, its intended audience will love adventuring along with these younglings, and parents will appreciate the focus on social-emotional lessons.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about teamwork. How do the characters in this series use it? Why is it an important character strength?

  • Master Yoda teaches his students the ways of the Jedi. Do you have a teacher you look up to and respect?

TV Details

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