Lightsaber

The lightsaber, sometimes referred to as a laser sword, was a weapon used by the Jedi, the Sith, and other Force-sensitives. Lightsabers consist of a plasma blade, powered by a kyber crystal, that was emitted from a usually metal hilt and could be shut off at will. It was a weapon that required skill and training, and was greatly enhanced when used in conjunction with the Force. Though also used by the Sith, the lightsaber was synonymous with the Jedi, with some in the galaxy believing only Jedi could use lightsabers.

Lightsabers were generally used for both offense and defense. A lightsaber could cut through virtually anything, from enemies to blast doors. The only ways to block the incoming attack of a lightsaber was with a weapon made with material that conducted energy, such as an electrostaff, Z6 riot control baton, some rare metals or simply another lightsaber. When used defensively, a Force-sensitive could deflect blaster bolts with a lightsaber, and with skill, could even reflect the shots back toward the shooter or some other target. Experienced Jedi could even employ their lightsabers to absorb Force lightning. Most practitioners used one single-bladed lightsaber, though some used double-bladed lightsabers or even multiple lightsabers at once.

Lightsaber combat was divided into seven Forms: Form I, Form II, Form III, Form IV, Form V, Form VI, and Form VII.

HistoryEdit

Lightsabers were used thousands of years before the age of the Republic, in the Great Scourge of Malachor. They were also used in the Battles of Rashfond and the Peacekeeping of Parliock,^[1] The proto-saber was an ancient type of prototype lightsaber.^[12]

Lightsabers took on a more prominent role in galactic affairs as the Clone Wars came to pass. Jedi, previously peacekeepers, became Jedi Generals of the Grand Army of the Republic, and thus began using their lightsabers more often than they had in their role of peacekeeping.^[source?]

As the Clone Wars ended, and the Jedi Purge took place, lightsabers became a rarity in the galaxy, as the Jedi who once used them were greatly reduced in number and did not use their weapons as often for fear of drawing attention. For the majority of the reign of the Empire, the only lightsaber that was prominently used was that of Darth Vader, and, in its waning years, that of Luke Skywalker.^[source?]

After the Empire was defeated, Luke began training a new generation of Jedi. These, however, were massacred by Kylo Ren and the Knights of Ren, once again leading to a time where the only prominent lightsaber user was a darksider.^[source?]

Mechanics and specificationsEdit

MechanicsEdit

Metal was usually chosen to make up the hilt, but a casing carved from the Brylark tree, wood that was strong as metal, would also work.^[33] Some hilts were even crafted of gems.^[34] The weapon drew power from an appropriately-sized power cell.^[9] Parts that would work to make a lightsaber include modulation circuits and an energy gate. Ones that were necessary include a blade emitter shroud, the emitter matrix and some type of activator to turn the weapon on and off. Other parts that could be added include handgrip ridges and a blade length adjuster.^[9][3] Some lightsabers also featured a non-lethal low-power setting used for training.^[35] Single-bladed lightsabers usually had a belt ring so they could be hung from a belt hook, or a wheel-shaped attachment that slotted into a matching belt clip on the owner's belt when not in use.^{[36][23][37][38][9]}

During assembly, it was important to not accidentally invert the emitter matrix; when activated the lightsaber's power grid would backfire. At best this could cause the blade to quickly short out, but if it was left on, the faulty weapon would violently explode, potentially killing those in close proximity.^[33]

Specially designed lightsabers could even use unstable crystals, such as Kylo Ren's lightsaber, which featured two laterally facing vents designed to divert excess energy away from the cracked crystal and keep the lightsaber stable.^[7]

On the aquatic planet of Mon Cala, the Jedi Kit Fisto, Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano were all able to use their lightsabers underwater with no ill effects.^[39] Whilst in areas of low light, a lightsaber could easily function as a light source, demonstrated by Jedi Knights Anakin Skywalker, Jedi Masters Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Savage Opress.^[source?]

Cutting powerEdit

The power of the energy blade was so great that it could cut through almost anything. One important note about lightsaber wounds was that they rarely bled profusely, even when a limb had been severed. This was because the energy blade cauterized the wound as it passed, and thus even a severe wound did not tend to bleed heavily.^[source?]

Lightsaber-resistant materialsEdit

Aside from the blade of another lightsaber, there were rare materials that could withstand a lightsaber blade:

• Zillo Beast hide could deflect lightsaber strikes, but this material was exceedingly rare due to the species' extinction.
• Mandalorian Iron was specially crafted steel from the warrior planet of Mandalore and could provide protection against slashing^[40] or glancing blows.^[41]
• The armor of the Elite Praetorian Guard was able to resist lightsaber strikes, with the gauntlets being capable of parrying one directly. However, a direct thrust or stab could still penetrate the armor.
• Cortosis armor, made by specially weaving cortosis fibers within a protective matrix, was able to redirect a lightsaber's energy into itself which would cause the lightsaber's blade to temporarily shut off upon contact with the armor.^[42]

VariationsEdit

Standard lightsaber

The standard lightsaber consisted of a straight hilt approximately 20 to 30 centimeters long. As it was the standard make, it has no defining features other than details on individual hilts, as each weapon was often self-fabricated by the wielder and customized to suit their specifications.^[source?]

Double-bladed lightsaber

Main article: Double-bladed lightsaber

Also referred to as saberstaffs, double-bladed lightsabers consisted of a single hilt that projected a blade from both ends, resulting in a deadly staff-like weapon. Most saberstaff hilts were of increased length, as they usually consisted of two separate lightsabers connected at the pommels.^[source?]

Double-bladed spinning lightsaber

Main article: Double-bladed spinning lightsaber

Similar to the saberstaff, a double-bladed spinning lightsaber consists of a blade from each end of the hilt. However, the hilt was as long as a single-bladed lightsaber, with a circular rim that, when activated, could spin the blades along a track.^[source?]

Dual-phase lightsaber

Main article: Dual-phase lightsaber

A dual-phase lightsaber contained multiple kyber crystals which allowed its blade length to be extended or shortened in the middle of combat.^[source?]

Crossguard lightsaber

Main article: Crossguard lightsaber

An ancient design dating back to the Great Scourge of Malachor, a crossguard lightsaber consisted of a standard blade with two shorter blades perpendicular to it at the end of the hilt.^[source?]

Curved-hilt lightsaber

Main article: Curved-hilt lightsaber

Curved-hilt lightsabers were of a design which featured a hilt with a built in curve. This was usually done to allow the hilt to fit better into the palm, facilitating the use of one-handed fighting styles such as Form II, or to provide variable blade angle to confuse opponents.^[source?]

Lightsaber pistol

Main article: Lightsaber pistol

This weapon was essentially a single bladed lightsaber with an attachment that allows it to fire blaster bolts.^[source?]

Lightsaber rifle

Main article: Lightsaber rifle

A lightsaber rifle was a type of rifle designed to be combined with lightsaber. To work, the user would insert a standard lightsaber into a slot on top of the rifle. Once loaded the hybrid rifle could fire powerful beams of energy that were highly destructive.^[10]

Lightsaber pike

Main article: Lightsaber pike

Resembling pole-arms in many respects, lightsaber pikes featured extremely long handles with somewhat shorter lightsaber blades.^[source?]

Cane-disguised lightsaber

Main article: Cane lightsaber

The Cane disguised lightsaber was a simple variation of the standard lightsaber concealed as the head of a cane. In combat, the handle would be detached from the body of the cane and wielded normally. Tera Sinube wielded such a weapon, as did Maul, though his was a saberstaff concealed in the head of a cane.^[source?]

Training lightsaber

Main article: Training lightsaber

Training lightsabers were essentially regular lightsabers, only engineered with a permanent low-power setting, rather than the adjustable setting featured on standard weapons. As their name indicates, training lightsabers were used for instructional purposes, teaching initiates how to wield a lightsaber.^[source?]

Shoto-style lightsaber

Main article: Shoto lightsaber

Essentially, a shoto was a short lightsaber. Featuring a shortened blade length and diminutive handle. Shotos were usually used as the secondary weapon in dual-blade combat. Shotos were also used as primary weapons by some duelists, most who did so being of diminutive size, making a full sized lightsaber impractical, though this was not always the case. Master Yoda was an example of this.^[source?]

Great lightsaber

Main article: Great lightsaber

A Great lightsaber was essentially a lightsaber made for individuals with a giant stature.^[source?]

Darksaber

Main article: Darksaber

This ancient lightsaber had a unique black blade that was flattened and came to a point like a traditional sword, rather than the rounded beam of more standard lightsabers.^[source?]

Usage and applicationEdit

CombatEdit

Main article: Lightsaber combat

Lightsaber combat was the preferred fighting method used by lightsaber wielders. Throughout the millennia, many combat styles were refined into the seven "classic" forms that serve as the standard,^[6] and numerous other fighting methods that call for advanced levels of skill. Lightsabers were most often held with both hands during combat.^[23]

RitualsEdit

Main article: Knighting ceremony

Lightsabers were an integral part of the knighting ceremonies of the Jedi Order. During the ceremony, a Padawan would have his or her Padawan braid ritualistically severed by the presiding Jedi Master. The Master would then motion the blade near each of the Padawan's shoulders and say "By the right of the Council, by the will of the Force, [Insert Padawan's name here], you may rise".^[source?]

Practical applicationsEdit

Lightsabers were able to cut through most materials. The glowing plasma blade could be used as a convenient light source when necessary.^[source?]

Behind the scenesEdit

Early conceptsEdit

The usage of the lightsaber was originally inspired by many of the serials that George Lucas watched and enjoyed as a child, which featured many characters wielding swords. When he began conceiving Star Wars, he wished to include swords, creating the "lightsaber" to allow them to better mesh with the futuristic setting.^[43]

In the early incarnations of the Star Wars storyline, lightsabers were not exclusive to the Jedi and other Force-users, but were in fact very mundane. Early concept art depicts lightsabers being wielded by Rebel and Imperial soldiers alike. George Lucas later limited the lightsabers to exclusively the Jedi in order to make them feel more unusual, and heighten the mystique of the Jedi.^[44] Also, in early drafts of the script, lightsabers were referred to as "lazerswords."^[source?]

Crystals first appear in Star Wars simply as an embedded decoration on the hilt in the original film's novelization. Aside from this single instance, there are no crystals mentioned in any of the movies or their novelizations.^[45]

Prop design and effectsEdit

During the filming of A New Hope, the Anakin/Luke lightsaber was made from a Graflex camera side-attach flash, while Darth Vader's lightsaber was made from a Micro Precision Products flash attachment. The handle grips were made with T-shaped pieces of plastic from sliding glass cabinet windows and, contrary to popular belief, were not made with rubber windshield wipers. D-rings were attached to the bottoms of the units so that they could be worn on belts. Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber was the most complex hilt at the time. It was assembled from parts of an Armitage Shanks Starlite model Handwheel, Browning ANM2 machine gun booster, WWI No.3 Mk.1 British Rifle Grenade and a Rolls-Royce Derwent Mk.8/Mk.9 Jet Engine Balance Pipe.^[source?]

The lightsaber effects during the original trilogy started out in a very complicated manner. During the filming of A New Hope, the blade was made of a three-sided rod covered with reflective material. The rod was then rapidly spun by a compact motor in the hilt, reflecting the lights on set and creating an in-camera glowing effect. However, these props were highly limited; they were cumbersome and fragile, often breaking during fight scenes. Also, the glowing effect was not absolute, as whenever the blade moved out of the light or pointed more directly at the camera the glow disappeared and the actual spinning rod could be seen. In order to partially compensate for this loss of the effect, the blade was rotoscoped and an animated glow was added by tracing onto a blown-up copy of the frame with pen and colored ink, one frame at a time. It was at this phase that blades were given colors, as the props were simple white rods.^[43][44]

During the filming of The Empire Strikes Back, it was decided creating an in-camera glowing effect was more trouble than it was worth, so the spinning rods were swapped for carbon rods. While these new blades were less cumbersome than before, they were still very fragile and frequently broke. However, they continued to be used for Return of the Jedi.^[43]

When filming began for The Phantom Menace, the new lightsaber blades were steel and aluminum rods, which were highly durable, but frequently bent and flexed, requiring constant replacement.^[46] Despite such a drawback, these rods still saw usage during the filming of Attack of the Clones, as they had no alternative at the time. However, for the filming of Revenge of the Sith, the blades were replaced by carbon fiber rods laminated with glass and plastic. These new props were highly durable and didn't flex, though they were extremely hard, often causing bruising and leaving scars. While lightsaber effects were still done by rotoscoping for the prequels, they were done digitally, rather than by hand.^[44]

For The Force Awakens, the lightsaber props glowed, using a similar effect used in Attack of the Clones during the fight between Anakin Skywalker and Count Dooku. In behind the scenes footage, it was revealed that the actors were using blades similar to the ones made by Master Replicas. This not only added to the environmental realism that was desired, but also immersed the actors in the lightsaber experience, building on the performance and convincing nature of the lightsaber effect.^[47]

ColorsEdit

Lightsabers depicted in the first two released films, A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, had blades that were colored either blue (for the Jedi) or red (for the Sith). This color difference was a decision during post-production when the lightsaber blades were being rotoscoped, as the original blades were simply white. In Return of the Jedi, Luke's newly-constructed lightsaber was colored blue during the initial editing of the film, and appears so in both an early movie trailer and the official theatrical posters, but in the final film, it was ultimately colored green in order to better stand out against the blue sky of Tatooine in outdoor scenes and to make it more obvious to the audience that the new lightsaber was different from Luke's one in The Empire Strikes Back. It also appeared as green in re-release posters.^[source?]

Both green and blue became standard blade colors for Jedi lightsabers in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. In the same regard, red became the standard Sith lightsaber. Mace Windu's purple lightsaber, as first seen in Attack of the Clones, was a personal request from actor Samuel L. Jackson as a way to make his character stand out among other Jedi. Jackson's favorite color is purple and he frequently requests the characters he plays to use an item of the color in his movies. In addition, there are yellow, yellow-green, light-blue, black and white blades, as seen in The Clone Wars and Rebels animated series.^[source?]

ChoreographyEdit

While the usage of lightsabers was originally inspired by rapiers featured in the old serials George Lucas enjoyed, the final choreography in A New Hope looked nothing like fencing. As Jedi and their Sith counterparts were heavily inspired by samurai, the fighting styles utilized were based more on kendo.^[48] The slower, more strength-oriented moves of kendo used in the Obi-Wan/Vader duel also helped mesh with Lucas' concept that it was a battle between what were essentially two old men.^[43]

During the filming of The Empire Strikes Back, Lucas began ramping up the speed of the duels, making them "faster and more intense," the idea being that Luke Skywalker was becoming increasingly proficient with the weapon.^[43] Also, rather than utilize David Prowse, the actor within the Darth Vader costume, for the duels, they instead had professional swordsman Bob Anderson perform the fights, due to Prowse's tendency to repeatedly break the fragile prop blades. Anderson continued to serve as Prowse's fighting double during the filming of Return of the Jedi.

When filming began for The Phantom Menace, the new stunt coordinator Nick Gillard ramped up the speed and agility the characters demonstrated in lightsaber duels, the idea being that the prequels took place when the Jedi Order was in "full flower," at least in terms of combat techniques.^[43] Gillard was careful to avoid giving the fight scenes a choreographed look, drawing upon his extensive knowledge of martial arts to create the moves.^[49] The end result was a very fast-paced style of fighting, which he described as being like a chess game between grand masters, with every move being a check. This style of choreography was continued on throughout the prequel trilogy.^[49]

In the choreography, the actors had to know how to fence so they could excel in the lightsaber duels. In The Force Awakens, actors such as John Boyega (who played Finn) had to do fighting and fencing.^[source?]

AppearancesEdit

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The Clone Wars – "Bounty Hunters" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Zillo Beast" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Zillo Beast Strikes Back" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Senate Spy" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Landing at Point Rain" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Weapons Factory" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Legacy of Terror" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Brain Invaders" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Grievous Intrigue" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Deserter" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Lightsaber Lost" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Mandalore Plot" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Voyage of Temptation" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Duchess of Mandalore" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Death Trap" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "R2 Come Home" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Lethal Trackdown" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Corruption" (Appears in flashback(s)) Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Academy" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Assassin" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "ARC Troopers" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Sphere of Influence" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Evil Plans" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Hostage Crisis" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Hunt for Ziro"  "Intermission, Part I"—Star Wars Adventures 12  "Intermission, Part II"—Star Wars Adventures 13 Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "Teach You, I Will" Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "The Imposter Inside" Star Wars: Forces of Destiny—Ahsoka & Padmé Forces of Destiny: Daring Adventures: Volume 1 Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "Unexpected Company" Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "The Padawan Path" Forces of Destiny: Daring Adventures: Volume 2 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Heroes on Both Sides" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Senate Murders" Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel (Mentioned only) Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Nightsisters" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Monster" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Witches of the Mist" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Overlords" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Altar of Mortis" Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Ghosts of 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V: Release Adventures in Wild Space: The Steal (Picture only) Adventures in Wild Space: The Dark (Mentioned only) Adventures in Wild Space: The Rescue (Mentioned only) Ahsoka "Orientation"—Star Wars Insider 157 Lords of the Sith Tarkin Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 18: Bad Ground Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 19: Fortress Vader, Part I Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 20: Fortress Vader, Part II Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 22: Fortress Vader, Part IV Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 23: Fortress Vader, Part V Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 24: Fortress Vader, Part VI Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 25: Fortress Vader, Part VII Solo: A Star Wars Story (Appears in hologram) Solo: A Star Wars Story: Expanded Edition (Appears in hologram) Thrawn, Part I (Appears in flashback(s)) A New Dawn Star Wars 7: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi: "The Last of His Breed" Lost Stars (Mentioned only) Lost Stars webcomic Star Wars 15: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi Star Wars 20: From the Journals of Old Ben Kenobi "The End of History"—Star Wars Insider 154 Battlefront: Twilight Company Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion Ezra's Wookiee Rescue The Rebellion Begins Droids in Distress book The Secret Jedi: The Adventures of Kanan Jarrus: Rebel Leader Star Wars Rebels – "Rise of the Old Masters" The Inquisitor's Trap Servants of the Empire: Rebel in the Ranks Star Wars Rebels – "Breaking Ranks"  "The fake Jedi"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 3 Star Wars Rebels: Rebel Strike Star Wars Rebels: Recon Missions Star Wars Rebels – "Empire Day" Ezra's Duel with Danger Star Wars Rebels – "Gathering Forces"  "Return of the Slavers"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 5 Kanan 6: The Last Padawan, Epilogue: Haunt Kanan 12: First Blood, Epilogue: The Ties That Bind Star Wars Rebels – "Path of the Jedi" Kanan's Jedi Training  "Sabotaged Supplies"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 7 Star Wars Rebels – "Idiot's Array" Star Wars Rebels – "Vision of Hope"  "Ezra's Vision"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 8 Servants of the Empire: The Secret Academy Star Wars Rebels – "Call to Action" Battle to the End Star Wars Rebels – "Rebel Resolve" Star Wars Rebels – "Fire Across the Galaxy" Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "A Disarming Lesson"  "Senate Perspective"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 9  "Ocean Rescue"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 12 Star Wars Rebels: The Siege of Lothal Star Wars Rebels: Team Tactics Star Wars Rebels – "The Lost Commanders" Star Wars Rebels – "Relics of the Old Republic" Star Wars Rebels – "Always Two There Are" Star Wars Rebels – "Brothers of the Broken Horn" Star Wars Rebels: Strike Missions Star Wars Rebels – "Wings of the Master" Star Wars Rebels – "Blood Sisters" Star Wars Rebels – "Stealth Strike"  "A Day's Duty"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 15 (Mentioned only) Star Wars Rebels – "The Future of the Force"  "Ice Breaking"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 16 Star Wars Rebels – "Legacy" Star Wars Rebels – "A Princess on Lothal" Forces of Destiny: The Leia Chronicles (Mentioned only) Star Wars Rebels – "The Protector of Concord Dawn" Star Wars Rebels – "Legends of the Lasat"  "Academy Cadets"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 18 Star Wars Rebels – "The Call"  "The Ballad of 264"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine Star Wars Rebels – "Homecoming"  "A Time to Survive"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 27 Star Wars Rebels – "The Honorable Ones" Star Wars Rebels – "Shroud of Darkness"  "The Gangsters of Galzez"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 20 Star Wars Rebels – "The Forgotten Droid" Star Wars Rebels – "The Mystery of Chopper Base"  "The Line of Duty"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine Star Wars Rebels – "Twilight of the Apprentice" Star Wars Rebels: Special Ops  "Endangered, Part 1"—Star Wars Adventures 7  "Endangered, Part 2"—Star Wars Adventures 8 Star Wars Rebels: Steps Into Shadow Star Wars Rebels – "The Holocrons of Fate" Star Wars Rebels – "The Antilles Extraction" Star Wars Rebels – "Hera's Heroes" Star Wars Rebels – "The Last Battle" Star Wars Rebels – "Imperial Super Commandos" Star Wars Rebels – "Iron Squadron" Star Wars Rebels – "The Wynkahthu Job" Star Wars Rebels – "An Inside Man" Star Wars Rebels – "Visions and Voices" Star Wars Rebels – "Ghosts of Geonosis" Star Wars Rebels – "Warhead" Star Wars Rebels – "Trials of the Darksaber" Star Wars Rebels – "Legacy of Mandalore" Star Wars Rebels – "Secret Cargo" "The Beast Within"—Star Wars Animation-Magazine 3 Star Wars Rebels – "Double Agent Droid" Star Wars Rebels – "Twin Suns" Star Wars Rebels – "Zero Hour" Thrawn: Alliances Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "Art History" Star Wars Rebels: Heroes of Mandalore Star Wars Rebels – "In the Name of the Rebellion" Star Wars Rebels – "The Occupation" Star Wars Rebels – "Flight of the Defender" Star Wars Rebels – "Kindred" Star Wars Rebels – "Crawler Commandeers" Star Wars Rebels – "Rebel Assault" Star Wars Rebels – "Jedi Night" Star Wars Rebels – "DUME" Star Wars Rebels – "Wolves and a Door" Star Wars Rebels – "A World Between Worlds" Star Wars Rebels – "A Fool's Hope" Star Wars Rebels – "Family Reunion – and Farewell" Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Darth Vader - Power of the Dark Side" Rogue One: A Star Wars Story novelization Star Wars: Rogue One: A Junior Novel Rogue One Adaptation 2 (Mentioned only) Rogue One Adaptation 6 Bounty Hunt Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (First appearance) Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "R2-D2 - A Loyal Droid" Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke Skywalker - The Journey Begins" Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke Skywalker – Lightsaber Training" A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy Star Wars: A New Hope junior novelization Episode IV: A New Hope Read-Along Storybook and CD Escape from Darth Vader (Appears in final page illustration only) Trapped in the Death Star! Star Wars: Heroes Path The Adventures of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight Star Wars: The Original Trilogy – A Graphic Novel Star Wars Battlefront "Stories in the Sand"—From a Certain Point of View (Appears in hologram) "Master and Apprentice"—From a Certain Point of View (Mentioned only) "We Don't Serve Their Kind Here"—From a Certain Point of View "The Luckless Rodian"—From a Certain Point of View "The Kloo Horn Cantina Caper"—From a Certain Point of View (Indirect mention only) "Born in the Storm"—From a Certain Point of View (Mentioned only) "Time of Death"—From a Certain Point of View "There is Another"—From a Certain Point of View (Mentioned only) "Palpatine"—From a Certain Point of View (Mentioned only)  "The Trouble at Tibrin"—Star Wars Adventures 4  "The Trouble at Tibrin, Part II"—Star Wars Adventures 5 Heir to the Jedi The Weapon of a Jedi: A Luke Skywalker Adventure Luke and the Lost Jedi Temple The Weapon of a Jedi The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 1 The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 2 The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 3 The Weapon of a Jedi, Part 4 Star Wars Annual 4 Star Wars 1: Skywalker Strikes Star Wars 2: Skywalker Strikes, Part II Star Wars 3: Skywalker Strikes, Part III Darth Vader 1: Vader "Coda"—Darth Vader 25: End of Games, Part VI Star Wars 4: Skywalker Strikes, Part IV Darth Vader 2: Vader, Part II Darth Vader 3: Vader, Part III Darth Vader 4: Vader, Part IV Star Wars 5: Skywalker Strikes, Part V Darth Vader 5: Vader, Part V Star Wars 6: Skywalker Strikes, Part VI Darth Vader 6: Vader, Part VI Star Wars 8: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part I Star Wars 9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II Star Wars 10: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part III Star Wars 11: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part IV Star Wars 12: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part V Darth Vader 7: Shadows and Secrets, Part I Darth Vader 8: Shadows and Secrets, Part II (Cover only) Darth Vader 9: Shadows and Secrets, Part III Darth Vader 10: Shadows and Secrets, Part IV Darth Vader 11: Shadows and Secrets, Part V Darth Vader 12: Shadows and Secrets, Part VI Darth Vader Annual 1 Vader Down, Part I Darth Vader 13: Vader Down, Part II Star Wars 13: Vader Down, Part III Darth Vader 14: Vader Down, Part IV Star Wars 14: Vader Down, Part V Darth Vader 15: Vader Down, Part VI Star Wars 19: Rebel Jail, Part IV Darth Vader 16: The Shu-Torun War, Part I Darth Vader 17: The Shu-Torun War, Part II Darth Vader 18: The Shu-Torun War, Part III Darth Vader 19: The Shu-Torun War, Part IV Darth Vader 20: End of Games, Part I Darth Vader 21: End of Games, Part II Darth Vader 22: End of Games, Part III Darth Vader 23: End of Games, Part IV Darth Vader 24: End of Games, Part V Darth Vader 25: End of Games, Part VI Star Wars 21: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part I Star Wars 23: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part III Star Wars 24: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part IV Star Wars 25: The Last Flight of the Harbinger, Part V Doctor Aphra 2: Aphra, Part II (Appears in flashback(s)) Doctor Aphra 4: Aphra, Part IV Doctor Aphra 5: Aphra, Part V Doctor Aphra 6: Aphra, Part VI The Screaming Citadel, Part I (Mentioned only) Star Wars 31: The Screaming Citadel, Part II (Cover only) Doctor Aphra 7: The Screaming Citadel, Part III Star Wars 32: The Screaming Citadel, Part IV Doctor Aphra 8: The Screaming Citadel, Part V Star Wars 33: Rebels in the Wild Doctor Aphra 10: The Enormous Profit, Part II Doctor Aphra 11: The Enormous Profit, Part III Doctor Aphra 12: The Enormous Profit, Part IV Star Wars 37: Imperial Pride Doctor Aphra 13: The Enormous Profit, Part V Doctor Aphra 21: The Catastrophe Con, Part II (Appears through imagination) Doctor Aphra 22: The Catastrophe Con, Part III Doctor Aphra 23: The Catastrophe Con, Part IV Doctor Aphra 24: The Catastrophe Con, Part V Doctor Aphra 25: The Catastrophe Con, Part VI "Shu-Torun Lives"—Star Wars 50: Hope Dies, Part I Star Wars 38: The Ashes of Jedha, Part I Star Wars 39: The Ashes of Jedha, Part II Star Wars 40: The Ashes of Jedha, Part III Star Wars 41: The Ashes of Jedha, Part IV Star Wars 42: The Ashes of Jedha, Part V Star Wars 43: The Ashes of Jedha, Part VI Star Wars: The Last Jedi – The Storms of Crait 1 Star Wars 44: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part I (Mentioned only) Star Wars 45: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part II Star Wars 47: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part IV Star Wars 49: Mutiny at Mon Cala, Part VI (Cover only) Star Wars 53: Hope Dies, Part IV Star Wars 54: Hope Dies, Part V Star Wars 58: The Escape, Part III Star Wars 59: The Escape, Part IV Star Wars 60: The Escape, Part V Star Wars 61: The Escape, Part VI Star Wars 62: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part I Star Wars 63: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Part II Star Wars 65 Star Wars 67 Star Wars: Commander Lando, Part IV Lando, Part V Vader - Dark Visions 1 Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke vs. the Wampa - Cavern Escape" Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke vs. Imperial Walkers - Commander on Hoth" Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Yoda – The Jedi Master" (Appears in flashback(s)) Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke Skywalker vs. Darth Vader – Join Me" The Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to Be a Jedi? Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back junior novelization Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Read-Along Storybook and CD AT-AT Attack! Use the Force! Captured on Cloud City Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Darth Vader - Might of the Empire" Moving Target: A Princess Leia Adventure (Mentioned only) Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – "Luke vs. Emperor Palpatine - Rise to Evil" Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side! Star Wars: Return of the Jedi junior novelization Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Read-Along Storybook and CD Rescue from Jabba's Palace Ewoks Join the Fight Shattered Empire, Part I Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "Traps and Tribulations" Aftermath Star Wars: Uprising Shattered Empire, Part IV Aftermath: Life Debt Aftermath: Empire's End The Legends of Luke Skywalker  "Tales from Wild Space: Mattis Makes a Stand"—Star Wars Adventures 4 (Appears through imagination) "All Creatures Great and Small"—Tales from a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Aliens: Volume I (Indirect mention only) "The Crimson Corsair and the Lost Treasure of Count Dooku"—Tales from a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Aliens: Volume I (Mentioned only) Before the Awakening (Mentioned only) Poe Dameron 14: Legend Lost, Part I (Mentioned only) Poe Dameron 25: Legend Found, Part VI (Mentioned only) Join the Resistance: Escape from Vodran Join the Resistance: Attack on Starkiller Base (Mentioned only)  "Pest Control"—Star Wars Adventures 3 Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens Star Wars: The Force Awakens novelization Star Wars: The Force Awakens: A Junior Novel The Force Awakens: Rey's Story The Force Awakens: Finn's Story The Force Awakens Read-Along Storybook and CD The Force Awakens (Golden Book) Finn & the First Order Finn and Poe Team Up! Chaos at the Castle Star Wars: Forces of Destiny—Rey (Appears through imagination) Star Wars: The Force Awakens Graphic Novel Adaptation The Force Awakens, Part I The Force Awakens, Part II The Force Awakens, Part III The Force Awakens, Part IV The Force Awakens, Part V The Force Awakens, Part VI Star Wars: The Force Awakens Beginner Game (Picture only) Captain Phasma, Part I  ""—Star Wars Adventures Ashcan (Appears in flashback(s)) Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition Star Wars: The Last Jedi: A Junior Novel The Last Jedi storybook The Last Jedi: Rey's Journey The Last Jedi Adaptation 1 The Last Jedi Adaptation 3 The Last Jedi Adaptation 4 The Last Jedi Adaptation 5 The Last Jedi Adaptation 6 Chewie and the Porgs Star Wars: Forces of Destiny – "Porg Problems" Poe Dameron 26: The Awakening, Part I Poe Dameron 27: The Awakening, Part II  "Tales from Wild Space: The Blue Brothers"—Star Wars Adventures 13

Non-canon appearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
• Disney Infinity 3.0
• Star Wars Epic Yarns: A New Hope
• Star Wars Epic Yarns: The Empire Strikes Back
• LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures
• Star Wars Epic Yarns: Return of the Jedi
• LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
• Star Wars Blips – "Lightsaber"

SourcesEdit

"Missing in Action" Trivia Gallery on StarWars.com; image #9 (of 13)  Byph in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Crucible in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Jedi Order in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Jedi Temple Guard in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Lightsaber in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Lightsaber crystals in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Sith in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link)  Star Wars Rebels: Meet the Inquisitor, the Empire's Jedi Hunter on StarWars.com Star Wars Rebels: Meet the Rebels Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide  Introducing Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide on StarWars.com  SDCC 2014: "The Heroes of Star Wars Rebels" Panel – Liveblog on StarWars.com Star Wars Rebels: A New Hero "Cowboy Jedi"—Star Wars Insider 152 "A Trip to the Light Side"—Star Wars Insider 152 Star Wars Rebels: Beware the Inquisitor! Sabine My Rebel Sketchbook Star Wars Rebels: Fight the Empire Star Wars Rebels: Rebel Power! (Set: 75093 Death Star Final Duel) LEGO Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (Set: 75104 Kylo Ren's Command Shuttle) LEGO Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (Set: 75139 Battle On Takodana)  SWCA: The Untold Clone Wars Panel Liveblog on StarWars.com Star Wars Rebels Annual 2016 The Art of Star Wars: Uprising Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary Star Wars: The Force Awakens: New Adventures Star Wars: ABC-3PO Star Wars: Aliens of the Galaxy (Picture only) Star Wars: Complete Locations Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy Poe Dameron: Flight Log Star Wars: Galactic Atlas Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide Darth Vader: Sith Lord Star Wars Super Graphic: A Visual Guide to a Galaxy Far, Far Away Star Wars: Forces of Destiny: Meet the Heroes Star Wars: Look and Find Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know, Updated and Expanded Forces of Destiny: Tales of Hope & Courage Ghosts of Dathomir Star Wars: The Rebel Files Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Ultimate Sticker Collection Star Wars: The Last Jedi Activity Book with Stickers Star Wars: The Last Jedi: Heroes of the Galaxy Star Wars: Lightsaber Battles Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles Star Wars Lightsabers: A Guide to Weapons of the Force Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary, New Edition Star Wars: Alien Archive - Species Guide Star Wars: Geektionary: The Galaxy From A To Z Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy Star Wars: Droidography Star Wars: Force Collection (Card: Nicanas Tassu (★) (link)) Star Wars: The Dark Side Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: New Edition Ultimate Star Wars New Edition  AAT Battle Tank History Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link)  Adi Gallia in the Databank (backup link)  Admiral Wullf Yularen in the Databank (backup link) (Picture only)  Agen Kolar in the Databank (backup link)  Ahsoka Tano in the Databank (backup link)  Ahsoka's lightsabers in the Databank (backup link)  Alexsandr Kallus in the Databank (backup link)  Anakin Skywalker in the Databank (backup link)  Anakin, Luke, and Rey's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Asteroid Belt Gas Refinery in the Databank (backup link)  Barada in the Databank (backup link)  Bespin History Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link)  Brom Titus in the Databank (backup link) (Picture only)  Byph in the Databank (backup link)  Cloud City History Gallery on StarWars.com  Crucible in the Databank (backup link)  Darksaber in the Databank (backup link)  Darth Maul's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Darth Vader's lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Doctor Cornelius Evazan in the Databank (backup link)  Eeth Koth in the Databank (backup link)  Electrostaff in the Databank (backup link)  Even Piell in the Databank (backup link)  Ezra's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Fifth Brother Inquisitor in the Databank (backup link)  First Order Medical Droid in the Databank (backup link)  Force Lightning in the Databank (backup link)  Force Push in the Databank (backup link) (Picture only)  Ganodi in the Databank (backup link)  Geonosis Droid Factory in the Databank (backup link)  Han Solo in the Databank (backup link)  Jedi Order in the Databank (backup link)  Jedi Temple Guard in the Databank (backup link)  Kanan's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Lightsaber crystal in the Databank (backup link)  Lightsaber pike in the Databank (backup link)  Sith in the Databank (backup link)  The Inquisitor in the Databank (backup link)  The Inquisitor's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Training Remote in the Databank (backup link)  Ahsoka's lightsabers in the Databank (backup link)  Wampa in the Databank (backup link)  Wat Tambor in the Databank (backup link)  Wookiee in the Databank (backup link)  Yoda in the Databank (backup link)  Yoda's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link)  Zatt in the Databank (backup link)

Notes and referencesEdit

↑ 1.0 1.1 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "A Test of Strength" ↑  Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace Story Gallery on StarWars.com (backup link) ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide ↑ Star Wars Lightsabers: A Guide to Weapons of the Force ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Knights of Fate ↑ 6.0 6.1 Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia ↑ 7.0 7.1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens: The Visual Dictionary ↑  Count Dooku's Lightsaber in the Databank (backup link) ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 Star Wars Rebels – "Path of the Jedi" ↑ 10.0 10.1 Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith 9: The Dying Light, Part III ↑  "The Wrong Jedi" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars on StarWars.com ↑ 12.0 12.1 Inside Secrets of the Empire with David S. Goyer, the New runDisney Dark Side Medals, and More! on the official Star Wars YouTube Channel ↑  Jedi Order in the Encyclopedia (link now obsolete; backup link) ↑ Star Wars Journeys: Beginnings ↑ Star Wars 9: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon, Part II ↑ 16.0 16.1 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Lightsaber Lost" ↑  "Missing in Action" Trivia Gallery on StarWars.com; image #9 (of 13) ↑ Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Mandalore Plot" ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope ↑ 20.0 20.1  Q&A. Dave Filoni (March 23, 2011, 5:57 pm). (archive copy created on January 1, 2016) (screenshot) ↑ Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi ↑ Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Overlords" ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones ↑ Star Wars Rebels – "The Future of the Force" ↑  Rebels Recon: Inside "Fire Across the Galaxy" on StarWars.com ↑ Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "The Wrong Jedi" ↑ 27.0 27.1  Lightsaber crystal in the Databank (backup link) ↑ Ultimate Star Wars states that kyber crystals form the heart of a lightsaber. ↑  Sith in the Databank (backup link) ↑ Doctor Aphra 2: Aphra, Part II ↑ Aftermath ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens ↑ 33.0 33.1 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "A Test of Strength" ↑ Dark Disciple ↑ Star Wars Rebels – "The Mystery of Chopper Base" ↑ Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace ↑ Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith ↑ Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion ↑ Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Water War" ↑ Star Wars Rebels – "Legacy of Mandalore" ↑ Star Wars 5: Skywalker Strikes, Part V ↑ Thrawn: Alliances ↑ 43.0 43.1 43.2 43.3 43.4 43.5 The Birth of the Lightsaber ↑ 44.0 44.1 44.2  Lightsaber in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link) ↑ Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (novel) ↑  The Lightsaber Armory on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link) ↑ http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3mazzy ↑ Empire of Dreams ↑ 49.0 49.1  Jedi Swordplay on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)

External linksEdit

• Lightsaber on Wikipedia