With his new series premiering on Disney+ in a matter of days, Obi-Wan Kenobi has been the Jedi on everyone's mind. But since the two premiere episodes will be binged through in a snap, some viewers might want to even more of his adventurous exploits. No need to fear though, for Disney+ has the answer to their Star Wars cravings.

Master Kenobi has even received his own collection on the streaming service, cultivating together some of his most iconic appearances. While fans might have to wait a week at a time for their installments, they don't have to wait that long to see the legendary Jedi at his best.

Light Side (Galaxy Of Sounds)

Obi-Wan Kenobi readying his lightsaber for combat in Star Wars Revenge Of The Sith

Master Kenobi isn't the only Jedi featured in this episode of Galaxy of Sounds, but it's a great way for fans of the galaxy far, far away to take a brief, Jedi-led moment of mindfulness out of their day. Viewers are treated to familiar visuals accompanied by stellar sounds that bring them into the mini environments and unforgettable moments of the Star Wars universe.

Obi-Wan is joined by the likes of Rey, Anakin, Ahsoka, and more as this episode explores various scenes featuring the heroes of the Star Wars saga. Lightsabers ignite, environments are explored, and both viewers and the characters become one with the Force in a display of visual and audible stimulation.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)

Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka pose for the Clone Wars Movie

The film that launched the successful animated series might not be on par with the original theatrically-released features, but it does allow Obi-Wan to display his prowess and skills as both a general and a Jedi Master. It's certainly an excellent jumping point for younger viewers just starting out their adventures in the Force.

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When Jabba's son has been kidnapped as part of a Sith plot, it's up to Obi-Wan and Anakin to find him before a war can break out between the Jedi and the Hutt family. Kenobi's tactics, combat, and charm are all on full display in this animated feature, and fans of the master certainly won't be disappointed.

The Mortis Arc (The Clone Wars)

Qui Gon Jinn in Star Wars The Clone Wars

The Clone Wars animated TV series allowed the creators to expand on the Star Wars mythos by putting familiar characters in the farthermost reaches of the galaxy, but the Mortis Arc (Season 3, Episodes 15-17) took Obi-Wan, Ahsoka, and Anakin to a different plane of existence. By introducing ancient Force beings, they were able to experience a soul-searching journey that shed light on their mystical destinies.

One thing the arc did in Kenobi's favor was reuniting him with his master, Qui-Gon Jinn. Conversations with the Force ghost of his old mentor allowed the audience to see a more vulnerable side to the brave general. By exposing a more human side, he becomes more relatable to the audience.

The Mandalore Plot (The Clone Wars)

Obi-Wan Kenobi fighting back-to-back with Duchess Satine in Star Wars The Clone Wars

If there's one story arc Clone Wars and Kenobi fans absolutely adore, it's the one where he shows romantic feelings for Dutchess Satine of Mandalore. Jedi aren't truly allowed to form loving attachments, as it could potentially risk exposure to the dark side, but seeing that Kenobi not only has the ability but the capacity to fall in love is beyond endearing.

The Mandalore Plot arc (Season 2, Episodes 12-14) sees Obi-Wan as the bodyguard for Dutchess Satine when she is made the target of the Mandalorian Death Watch. Excitement and adventure ensue as these two are forced/drawn together to fight off a dangerous threat. The banter between them is also some of the best writing seen in the animated series.

The Lawless (The Clone Wars)

Obi-Wan reacts to Maul's threats before he kills Satine in The Clone Wars

It's an unspoken truth that just about every emotionally complex character has some form of trauma that affects them permanently throughout their journey. While losing his master at the hands of the insidious Darth Maul certainly scarred Kenobi for life, losing his dear Satine was undoubtedly leagues worse.

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The image of Satine's death right before his eyes in "The Lawless" (Season 5, Episode 16) is one that will certainly haunt the old master long into his days on Tattooine. On one hand, it reminds Kenobi of the dangers of forming attachments as a Jedi. On the other, it's something that shakes him to the very core that has him questioning every doctrine he's been taught. In short, it's a permanently character-defining moment.

Revenge (The Clone Wars)

Darth Maul with his new mechanical legs in Star Wars The Clone Wars

The vicious rivalry between Kenobi and Darth Maul is only one of the many Jedi and Sith relationships explored in the saga, but it's greater explored in the animated series. Maul was a huge part of "Revenge," (Season 4, Episode 22) and he was after the Jedi who bifurcated him in The Phantom Menace.

Regarded as one of the best Obi-Wan-focused episodes of the series, Kenobi locks sabers with both Maul and Savage Opress in deadly combat. The episode saw the official canonical revival of one of the franchise's fan-favorite villains and reignited an old feud. With any luck, Maul will make a return to the new series in some form.

Clone Wars: The Micro-Series

Kenobi rides into battle on a speeder in Clone Wars

Although The Clone Wars depicted the era of Clones and Droids as a character-driven saga that spanned seven seasons of episodes, Genndy Tartakovsky brought an epic, action-packed series to life with just barely five minutes per episode. Needless to say, the micro-series paints Kenobi as a cunning warrior and a deadly force on the battlefield.

The hand-drawn art style truly lends itself over brilliantly to the action-packed visuals, of which the show has a hefty and healthy supply. Viewers will see Kenobi ride into battle alongside arc-troopers, battle fearsome enemies and creatures, and charge into victory for the Republic.

The Phantom Menace (1999)

Quigon and Kenobi fight droids in Episode I

After watching the premiere of Ewan McGreggor's solo series, it might be a good idea to revisit where he originated the role. The prequel series made a lot of choices that hardcore Star Wars fans didn't agree with, however, did the right thing in casting a young Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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Episode I depicts Obi-Wan as a gifted apprentice under Master Qui-Gon Jinn. It also shows a more eager and sarcastic side to the character that would grow into Old Ben. After the death of his mentor at the hands of Darth Maul, Kenobi is enlisted to take up the mantel of his fallen master and train a young Anakin Skywalker, a task that would change the course of the galaxy forever.

Attack of the Clones (2002)

Obi-Wan Kenobi speaking with Jango Fett in Star Wars Attack Of The Clones

Episode I saw Kenobi as a young apprentice, but Episode II shows him stepping into the role of a Jedi Master bringing up a young Padawan Anakin Skywalker. Although he is still getting used to his rank, Kenobi remains the wily mentor any pupil would be happy to have.

The events of Attack of the Clones have Kenobi showing a more paternal side than average viewers might expect, something that will obviously factor into his eventual confrontation with Darth Vader in the solo series. Since ignorance is bliss, even a Jedi unknowing of his Padawan's true destiny cannot help but continuously guide and bond with his apprentice and brother in arms.

Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker and Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith

Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is where everything in the prequel series comes crashing down. The Jedi are betrayed, the Clone Troopers enact Order 66, Anakin is seduced by the dark side, and Obi-Wan must confront his friend and brother in a duel that would leave the age of the Force in the darkness of the Galactic Empire.

The end of Episode III marks the beginning of the original Star Wars trilogy, as well as cementing Obi-Wan's role in the galaxy. It is here where he is tasked to watch over the infant Luke Skywalker so that one day he might bring balance to the galaxy and bring victory to the light side of the Force. A powerful ending to one saga, but the spark of rebellion for another.

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