Counts as low as 2,000 midi-chlorians per cell provided no sensitivity to the Force; an average human had less than 2,500 per cell, while a mildly Force-sensitive being such as Nova Stihl had a count in excess of 5,000. This seems to imply that a person needs around 5,000 to be mildly attuned to the Force.
This is due to the fact that anyone below 7000 midi-chlorian would not be deemed "force-sensitive" enough to recieve training and any Jedi or Sith that was not important enough in the Star Wars universe could not possibly have a midi-chlorian count over approximately 15000-16000 midi-chlorians.
The most midichlorians "per cell" a non force user would have is 2500. Everything above would be mild to highly sensitive. To be considered training as anything Jedi related the bare minimum count an individual would need to have is 5000, knowing that the average Jedi would have a 10 000 count.
Obi-Wan Kenobi is actually a great example of a Jedi with this level of midi-chlorian density. He had a midi-chlorian count estimated to be about 13,000. While this is a lot, it's definitely not as much as other Jedi.
Originally Answered: Hypothetically, what do you estimate is Rey's midi chlorian count? 14,000 midichlorians. Anakin had over 20,000 midichlorians and his children had 18,000 each. This means that midichlorian counts reduce with each generation, when a force sensitive has kids with a non force sensitive.
That said, both Yoda and Yaddle have a high midi-chlorian count in their blood. Yoda's m-count was roughly 18000, while Yaddle's was closer to 12000. It is reasonable to assume that whatever species they are a part of, it is a deeply Force-sensitive one.
↑ According to the chart in Star Wars: Graphics (pages 50-51), some humans, such as Han Solo and Owen Lars, had lower levels of 1,500 per cell, while Anakin's count is stated to be 27,700.
Anakin Skywalker's midichlorian count is 27,000, which is the highest midichlorian count ever recorded. To put that into perspective, Darth Vitiate, widely regarded as the most powerful Sith lord ever, has a midichlorian count of 25,000.
The reason why Anakin's Midi-chlorian count is the highest is also the reason why the Skywalker bloodline is so important in the Star Wars saga. In a scene that was cut from Revenge of the Sith, Palpatine explained to Anakin that he manipulated the Midi-chlorians in his mother's womb to create the perfect apprentice.
Anakin Skywalker's midichlorian count is 27,000, which is the highest midichlorian count ever recorded. To put that into perspective, Darth Vitiate, widely regarded as the most powerful Sith lord ever, has a midichlorian count of 25,000.
Midichlorians can be measured in a rapid blood test, the concentration of which determines one's potential. Midichlorians are inherited making genetics the key determinant in one's fate.
Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, possessed the highest known count in galactic history—over twenty-thousand midi-chlorians—surpassing the potential of Grand Master Yoda and all Jedi.
The only time midichlorians are mentioned is in Episode I even then there's no exact number given just that Anakin's count is of the chart at over 20,000. So he has a higher count than any other known being that been tested at that time. As for Luke his count unknown as he not been tested, same applies for the Emperor.
Masters. For other uses, see Finn (disambiguation). Finn, formerly designated FN-2187 ("Eight-Seven"), was a Force-sensitive human male stormtrooper who served the First Order until his desertion and subsequent defection to the Resistance during the First Order-Resistance War.
Diet. The species to which the Jedi Grand Master Yoda belonged was ancient and shrouded in mystery. Members of this species were rarely seen anywhere in the galaxy. The few members of this species seen in the galaxy were all Force-sensitive, and the species' homeworld and name were unknown.
One estimate (based on Legends data) put the number of Force-sensitives in the galaxy at roughly 81 billion (via Eleven-ThirtyEight), which would mean that roughly one in every 12,000 people were Force-sensitive.
Anakin Skywalker is the son of Shmi Skywalker, born without a father through the Force. He is the secret husband of Padmé Amidala, the father of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, the father-in-law of Han Solo, and the maternal grandfather of Ben Solo.
Yes he did technically lose midichlorians. There were midichlorians in the flesh that Obi Wan cut from him so the net total of midichlorians in his body changed. However his midichlorian COUNT was unchanged. Midichlorian counts, in the way they determine force sensitivity, are based on cellular concentration.
Ahsoka Tano likely has around 15K Midi-chlorian count. She can't be around 20k because Darth Sidious' count is 23K, and while Ahsoka Tano had potential, she is not as strong as Darth Sidious. Darth Tenebrous concluded that the 15k Midi-chlorian count was a being of pure Force.
In Star Wars Legends and Canon, Galen Marek (Starkiller) is the only Jedi (other than Obi-Wan Kenobi) to put a beat down on Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker.
Had Anakin remained a Jedi and reached his full potential, he could be twice as powerful and stronger than anyone. It would have been uncomplicated for him to be the strongest in history. On the other hand, as a Sith in his full potential, Anakin will not be much different.
Padme didn't have any force powers and she was too old to become a Jedi. She may have had some kind of force powers whilst pregnant with Luke and Leia but being with Anakin could have caused some force sensitivity at the time.
We know from the dialogue that no one in the Jedi Order has a higher midichlorian count recorded then that of the blood sample of young Anakin taken by Qui-gon and analyzed by Obi-Wan. So this infers that Anakin has the highest count ever recorded followed by Yoda (he seems to be a distant second).