What Happens to a Dead Jedi's Lightsaber?
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- Over the year millions of Jedi and Sith have fallen in battle. Today we take a look at what happens to their priceless lightsabers.
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General grievous: oh i just put it on a display in my home
At the incenration of the sabers I’ve always wondered about 2 things. 1. What could that furnace possibly be made of.
2. I imagine some random patrol ship flying above and getting instantly obliterated by the skybeam.
Better to break it down some before you twke it to the scrap yard. You will get a lot more for copper stripped off a motor than still on the motor for instance. Sometimes quick minor repair (but deeper in. Machine) and tada you got a functional used appliance to sell for more than scrap value.
Ah the life of a scrapper.
The Sith Imperial homeworld was Dromand Kaas and not Korriban, Allen. Korriban was home to the Sith Academy and the Dark Counsil during the Old Republic era when the Sith Empire was around.
Flipper is now a fully trained Sith assassin...
Do you guys think a kyber crystal could power something like a small ship?
OT But could Form 2 Makashi be used with a regular Lightsaber hilt? - I'm assuming that a double bladed Lightsaber is a no no.
And could the other Forms be used with a curve hilted Lightsaber?
I don't agree with your attempts to meld Legends and canon together. It gives the wrong impression of events and concepts. Such as saying Sith's lightsabers had synthetic kyber crystals. In the new canon, synthetic kyber crystals don't exist. Also mentioning the High Republic. The era the High Republic exists in in canon is much different in Legends. There are a lot of things between the two continuities that simply cannot work together.
It's not a huge deal, but it is something I think could use work. Maybe just say "In legends" and "in canon" shorty before stating a fact.
Also of note is how even canon material contradicts itself. Like how Caleb Dume's experience of Order 66 changed between a comic and The Bad Batch Disney+ series. There's also how Yoda's lightsaber was outright destroyed in a comic, yet Luke had it fully intact in The Book of Boba Fett. So pointing out any discrepancies can also help avoid confusion in viewers.
This is a sad state of Star Wars
Obviously Grievous adds it to his collection 🙄 You don’t need a nearly 17 minute video to explain that. (This is a joke, don’t get triggered)
I also loved the fact Christopher Lee actually influenced the design of dookus light saber. From his fencing days . That's so cool
That’s Sir Christopher Lee my friend
And his bloodline ancestors also had something to do with it. Lee is the epitomy of a Prodigy that forfilled and exeeded all human potential.
@@xrstevenson he directly traced his lineage to Charlemagne. That's street cred.
When filming Lord of the Rings, Christopher Lee already knew his part because he reread the trilogy every year. It just adds to the coolness.
Homeless Death Sticks users find them, pawn them, and go on a two week high.
Yes this as well 🤣
Only 2 weeks a light saber should be worth at least 2 years of death sticks
@@alexneff 2 months
Wanna buy some?
@kardona_3 I don't know who you get your death sticks from but I want his number
Im pretty sure Palpatine's lightsaber had a prick on the outside too
That’s what Sheev said
that saber is definitely shaped like one when emitter is facing down
Phrik AND prick.
@@qchang09 Darth Plageous, “What a nice nap. Wait, what’s pinching me?”
Sidious, “Sorry. But there can be only one Sith Lord.” (Activates lightsaber)
Short Answer: *The Lightsaber of a fallen Jedi becomes a fine addition to General Grievous’ Collection*
Who actually made the components of these well crafted weapons? I’ve only see them being assembled, not forged.
good question :)
There’s probably some planet like Illum where they’re manufactured, or a specific Jedi position like “forgemaster”
or jedi craft them from garbage collected from old blasters
I wouldn't call them light-side Jedi if they basically used harsh slave labor to mine the rare metals and see life as a mistake. IMO, the council should have officially died in the 2nd era.
Some Jedi would have made them themselves. Others would have had local artisans and fabricators make individual components to their design.
Im wondering how Huyang would have reacted to Ezra's first Lightsaber Blaster Pistol
with disapproval and than reluctant acceptance
All previously owned lightsabers are donated to the General Grievous Foundation, which helps give them a new home, where they’ll be fed, washed and taken very good care of.
Added to the collection.
Unless you’re strong enough to keep a Jedi/sith from taking it. Sell it fast or lock it away somewhere away from your base of operations. It will call to someone you probably don’t want to be bothered with
Keep is secret, keep it safe!
I'll remember that next time I find a lightsaber
Unless that's your plan. You could build up a fine collection of lightsabers by luring other Jedi into your trap
I’m picturing a vault where the fallen Jedi’s lightsabers were held
Grevious would probably explode from sensory overload if he got inside
Vault 87 with vault tech experimenting with them to make a self toasting butter knife.
George Lucas' basement
@@cjt9938 you mean vault tech?
Yeah , in Vader's castle.
What happened to all the Jedi lightsabers they were all collected by General Grievous
That's right...he was trained in the Jedi arts by Count Dooku
Forget precious metals to mock, I'd have a hilt guard made of _Cortosis._
very smart
Wouldn't Beskar make more sense? Contact with Cortosis would short it out.
@@lw1391 not if only the outer part of the hilt is made out of it
If the Force foresees a Jedi will need to short out the sabers of opponents, then yes, but I think even outer casing is very Force-influenced. Gungi had a wood shell because he had a connection to trees, and more than likely, Tarre Vizsla used baskar on the Darksaber because in the same way, he had a strong connection to it because of his Mandalorian background.
Have the cross guards or handguard made out of Cortosis.
And at the very least, the lightsaber itself wouldn't be cut by another lightsaber hitting it in a duel.
Oh... imagine a Cortosis Lightpike.
Well I recently got into contact with a story teller in the galaxy who stated that a tall robotic being with a loud cough was spotted which was revealed to be Grevious and the person stated how there was a rumor that Grevious had a time machine so he could collect Jedi lightsabers from even hundreds of years ago for his collections which explains why most lightsabers in the past dissappeared
Grevious isn't canon anymore. Get over it. 🙃
@@adambrown3918 what the heck do you mean? Did you not see Revenge of the Sith or Clone Wars or Tales Of The Empire with the Elzbeth episodes? Grevious is canon
@@adambrown3918what? Grievous is canon?
@@adambrown3918 Disney retconning him is probably a wet dream they have
He's actually shorter than you'd expect.
Imagine being a Jedi getting slain by general grievous with your friends lightsaber harnessing their essence? That’s how savage Grievous was.
I attached it to the end of my blaster rifle; now its the galaxy's most lethal bayonet. Next question.
(stolen joke) the Lightsaber goes into the beefed-it bucket where someone who lost their lightsaber can get one from there. I'd imagine that Anakin had to visit the bucket quite a few times.
I’d like the idea that when a Jedi dies, the Order gives their closest living relative their lightsaber crystal.
If Mas Amedda had Yoda's saber burned, how does Luke have it to give to baby gogurt during the events of Mando/BoBF?
Simple. For all the claims that Canon would be consistent, the comics and books seem to be viewed as lesser canon that can be ignored if the movies or shows demand it.
Or Yoda had multiple lightsabers.
@@dylanlewis5113 I figured it was multiple sabers, but that's a good point about the canon
16:45 that means that the information that Hondo has is absolutely PRICELESS now. :D
One of my favorite lightsabers was created by Corran Horn in Legacy Star Wars. He was a member of CorSec... Corellian security, and a whole lot more. He constructed his lightsaber using part of a speederbike handle, including the throttle. It was a dual phase... two different blade lengths, one of which was silver. Younger fans should track down and read Legacy Star Wars novels. They're worth it...
novel, " .. I, Jedi..."
What, are you serious ?! You wreaked your New speeder and set yourself on fire ! No, no, no, no more beer for you tonight, off to bed !
"Though that might change in the next few years"
🤣🤣🤣
Okay, I'll bite. How's that going to come to pass? That's the most irrational thing I've ever heard you say. You have genuinely peaked my curiosity though. I just hope you're not going to come out me with some kind of fever dream rooted in politics
I dont remember exactly where it was but in the EU it was stated when Corran found his grandfather's lightsaber, he was walking through a hall of dead jedi and trying to turn on their lightsabers. The only lightsaber that turned on was his grandfather's, and that was how he found out about his family history and that lightsabers stop working when the bloodline ends
It gets added to Grevous's collection..
Thank you for presenting information the way it used to be done. I’m 52 and remember the news giving us information, we made up our own minds. Here is a “Theory “, you know the person, sometimes information is “given “ a different way than when it was given a short time ago. Now some don’t want ridicule for what they like so they say it’s all bad. My “Theory “ is they went this direction to get support and possible financial gain to get what they want done at the cost of their character. Some will understand what I’m saying without saying because I want you all to be honest with yourselves and that is very difficult, see both sides, they both have merit to an extent.
I always thought that Lightsabers get sold off to the Star Wars galaxy Black markets by smugglers or whoever can get their hands on them once the Jedi holder dies & leaves that weapon behind 🤷🏾♂️✅
Or if nobody finds it the weapon just stays there laying down where it was last used.
Good video as usual GTECH 🔥
I would bring it to Rick’s pawn shop and see how much I will get for it.
Let me call an expert... Oh wait, O can't because Order 66 wiped them all out.
*You* *know* *why* *I* *don’t* *think* *it’s* *Qimir?* Because Manny Jacinto is a Filipino 🇵🇭. The Philippines was colonized by Spain for 300+ years. Then ruled by the United States for another half century.
Most SEA (Southeast Asian) countries were colonized. Filipinos are submissive people. Look at all the sex trafficking from SEA countries. We’re considered third world. Notice Filipinos are usually nurses or nannies/maids. Diana Lee Inosanto is Filipina. And while she did portray a villain, Morgan Elsbeth still worked under Thrawn. Sweet lady. Glad SW Meg got to interview Diana. Ming-Na Wen’s character ended up helping Din Djarin and his friends thanks to Boba saving her life.
Would be a first in Star Wars history if a Sith Lord is portrayed by a minority, let alone, a Filipino. The only jackass character I can think of portrayed by an Asian is Senator Xiono in last year’s Ahsoka. Most major villains have been portrayed by a white person whether a North American or from the UK. But Vader’s voice was voiced by a Black man. God bless, JEJ. Still alive at 93.
David Prowse (RIP)
Hayden Christensen
Ian McDiarmid
Christopher Lee (RIP)
Ray Park
Adam Driver (Kylo was a Sith wannabe)
Snoke (voiced by Andy Serkis)
The writers wants us to think it’s Qimir but it’s not going to be him. He’s a smoke screen. I think Qimir could be the acolyte using Mae to do his final task by killing a Jedi without a weapon but he’s not Smilo Ren. Rewatch that scene after Mae cried for help. And that powerful Force push off 8 Jedis by Smilo Ren is not something an acolyte can do.
If the writers and Leslye are all saying Smilo is a he, then this throws out suspicion on Vernestra, Aniseya, Koril, and Indara. Here’s my final guess: It’s going be *Darth* *Tenebrous.* It’s that simple. Leslye is taking stuff from EU/Legends. Prior to when the series started or before we saw Ep 2 which introduced Qimir, that was the assumption.
Smilo Ren is going to be Plagueis’ master since Plagueis is still young around this time. I think guessing Qimir is the writers’ way of trying to divert us from guessing it’s Tenebrous. They’re using Qimir as their sleight of hand to make us guess wrong. Again, Qimir might be the acolyte but he’s not the Sith Lord or Smilo Ren.
Qimir is too obvious of an answer. The writers are trying to sway us into thinking it’s Qimir by trying to make it look too obvious when it ends up being Tenebrous all along. The writers are fully aware their episodes gets dissected. Remember when fans last year thought Marrok would be Starkiller? Everyone guessed wrong.
*The following are the musings of a Salty SEAGULL named EARL who just shows up in my posts whenever he feels like it!*
[EARL the Salty SEAGULL:] "If General Grievous is around, it's getting added to his collection!"
Space Ebay: Lightly used lightsaber. Location: Cloud city
Maz Kanata: A fine addition to my collection
Anyone tough or skilled enough to defeat a Jedi would take the lightsaber as a trophy. Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Aurra Sing, and Grievous all had collections of lightsabers
For those wanting to learn more about Prik, the metal in Palpatine's saber, there is a book called Star Wars Republic Commando: Triple Zero. In the early chapters of the book, Delta squad raids a droid refinery producing B2 battle droids made of prik. The book is legends material, but it has some good descriptions of the metal and its resistances.
awesome channel man! love your content
Why the jedi were on bryndock is a good question
General Grievous just runs by
Mabey he'll see this, this time,
Please do more videos on tactics and structures like the cis navy structure and ranks..
A fine addition to someone's collection
After order 66 Palpatine made it illegal for non imperial agents to possess a lightsaber thus surviving jedi were hesitant to use their lightsaber in order to not attract unwanted attention.
Synthetic crystals are more powerful than khyber crystals? It’s absurd!
Synthetic engine oil is also better than non synthetic oil, its not always worse.
Had there been Kyber salvage expeditions where there were massive battles that could have left either lightsabers behind or just destroyed vessels that had vast amounts of Kyler crystals, such as the remains of either the first or second Death Star?
It may not have been common knowledge as to what powered the superlaser weapon systems on those death stars, but there had to have been sone people who did know. Couldn’t at least one or more of those knowledgeable individuals had tried to take advantage of the situation and and conducted salvaging expeditions to try to salvage all of that kyber?
The current Star Wars Tabletop RPG has an Adventure where the players go to the ruins of the Death Star near Yavin. You can salavge some of the Kyber from the Superlaser. This crystals are cracked. If you roll poorly on a Lightsaber check, the crystal will shatter, making your lightsaber useless.
@@dylanlewis5113 It’s too bad if the crystal is cracked that can’t even Kylie Ren it so you could at least use such a lightsaber.
@@kevinx7015 The game let's you use the cracked crystals. All lightsaber crystals have unique stats or special effects. The Crossguard hilt is also in the game, though it is not required to use a cracked crystal. The Crossguard gives a bonus to melee defense.
Magnificent video with fantastic lore ♡
Anyone wanna buy some death sticks?
please no soliciting in the comment section
S'up, Alan?
It is put in a vault till grevious is born :D
Another fine addition to my collection
It would definitely depend on who got to the body first
Is “lightly used” supposed to be a pun?
How often do the Jedi polish their lightsabers? They always look so shiny and new, and that's a hard thing to do when they are made out of a chrome colored material.
They hang from the belt clip and rub on their robes as they walk around.
Actually The Sith Don’t Use Synthetic Crystals To Power Their Lightsabers. They Actually Take A Dead Jedi’s Lightsaber Then They Take Out The Kyber Crystal Then They Tap Into The Dark Side And Channel Every Single Spark Of Their Rage, Hate, Pain, Suffering And Sorrow Into The Kyber Crystal, Making It “Bleed”, Which Makes It Turn Crimson, Or In Other Words, They Corrupt A Kyber Crystal, But Both Luke Skywalker And Ahsoka Tano Rediscovered The Technique To Reverse It To Heal It, By Channeling Every Spark Of Their Happiness, Hope, Joy, Compassion, Love, Serenity Into The Red Kyber Crystal, Which If Done Correctly, It’ll Make The Red Crystal Turn White Meaning It’s Been Completely Purified And Purged Of Both Alignments Of The Force And Be Set Into Its Original Neutral State
Some Jedi bled Kyber crystals, but it is stated that emperor pop team did have a huge Kyber crystal in his base and he would chip away and make the light sabers for the inquisitors and assassins. He had to kill the Jedi so they were synthetic, but you are correct that some Would bleed crystals to remove the Jedi connection and put their hatred in it or to take a pure fiber crystal and put their initial hatred in it and be bonded to it.
@@simoncalderon2676 Jedi _Can_ Corrupt Kyber Crystals But They’re Not Actually Jedi. They’re Known As Dark Jedi
I’d want a hilt and guard that’s made of Beskar.
Allan what exactly do you man by America might not being a consumer country in a few years?
I’m just being hyperbolic well probably be fine
Allan, you truly are the best Star Wars TH-camr! Thanks for the great and continuous content!
Jocasta Nu: I use them in my little friend here.
In the old canon, the first lightsabers were only usable by tapping into the dark side of the Force, and were the weapon of Force sensitive warriors of the Rakatan Infinite Empire. They were known as forcesabers.
The Je'Daii Order was the precursor to both the Jedi and the Sith. It was an order founded on the need for balance between Ashla and Bogan. Light and dark. This balance was called Bendu.
The Je'daii's home world of Tython would be invaded by the Infinite Empire 25,793 years before the Battle of Yavin. During this war, the Je'Daii order would manufacture many Forcesabers to use against the Rakata. This wasn't seen as a bad thing as the Je'daii were open to using both the light and the dark sides of the Force. So technically, the Forcesaber was the lightsaber of both the Infinite Empire and the Je'Daii.
The Je'Daii used the forcesabers, which were powered by the dark side, to stop a massive invading empire from killing and enslaving billions of people, and returning their sector of the galaxy to peace and prosperity. Thus serving the light.
Unfortunately, the Je'Daii later had a schism between adherents who followed only Ashla, and those who solely followed only Bogan. This caused a civil war known as the Force Wars which lasted ten years and saw the Ashla faction, known as the Jedi, defeat the forces of Bogan.
Of course, the Jedi shunned the Bogan and thus use of the forcesaber was banned. What happened to any remaining forcesabers is unknown. I imagine if you went to any of the worlds the Rakatans fought on during their war with the Je'Daii and dug around in the dirt long enough, you might find one.
Fun fact: The symbol the Je'Daii used for Bendu was adopted as the crest of the Galactic Republic. Which was later slightly changed for Palpatine's Galactic Empire.
I just want the old republic to be touched with love as a love letter to the fans as a whole but also show the gritty nature when thousands of Sith fight Jedi.
In Legends, there were more than one type of lightsaber crystals. The old Sith claiming their synthetic crystals were more powerful than regular crystals could potentially be true for some types of lightsaber crystals.
Some of these crystals were
Hurrikaine (the type of Crystal Master Windu's purple lightsaber used.)
Dantari (crystals which were found within eggs of animals called kinrath on Dantooine.)
Rubat
Firkrann
And a lot more.
Illum crystals seemed to be the most common type of kyber crystal. And of course the Jedi had a monopoly on those, and most Jedi used crystals from Illum. So it's possible they meant specifically those.
If the method of making your synthetic crystals allows you to tweak aspects of them, then sure, you can make your crystal do stuff that some others can't.
Lightsabers sometimes have some parts of their creation that need a Force user to put together properly. This is why the light foil was invented. The light foil was a type of lightsaber intended for non-Force sensitive users, and were relatively cheap. They could be put together by regular tools and machines and used synthetic kyber crystals. There is at least one case of an Imperial official using light foils in either recreational sport dueling, or for dueling to the death with political rivals. It's not clear. So you could see the light foil as a mockery of the lightsaber and the Force as a whole, but I think it's nuanced than that.
Good stuff. Woaw... the hack writers of the Acolyte stole the 'bleeding crystal red' idea from the comics as well. Such Disney slop.
What? You think you're some kind of Jedi or something, waving your hand around like that? I'm Sky Den'ian! Mind tricks don't work on me. Only money!
I noticed Generation Tech featured a clip from "Star Wars: Resistance" and it reminded me that I was curious about Generation Tech's assessment of the character "Tam" in the series, particularly with her given story arc of joining with the First Order then questioning that decision once she was experiencing how the First Order operated in A Galaxy, Far, Far Away. As well, how different her co-recruit ("Merek" I believe his name was, but I could be mistaken) from the Colossus to the First Order reacted to the actions of the First Order. I know you have a lot of videos and may have already addressed this, but if not, your thoughts on Tam, and, in general, how the First Order recruited such New Republic citizens to their (First Order's) cause.
Having not read much of the Legends novels, I picture a particular memorial room or chamber in the Jedi Temple where the lightsabers of fallen Jedi were stored, when recovered, and not used again. I also assume a Jedi or Jedi's droid (Huyang type) tasked with the recovery of fallen lightsabers.
Okay, hear me out... A scene you played a few times, of one Sith executing another by beheading or something... My mind wandered right? Here is what my overactive brain came up with:
A Force User (Probably Sith?) beheaded in a fight, but instead of simply dying... He uses the last of the life in his mind to animate his body (And potentially revive it, using the Force as an improvised nerve connection to keep his body flowing) and basically controlling his/her body through puppeteering until they either master it, or find a doctor that can re-attach their head... Effectively becoming a Dullahan Warrior if they never quite get said head attached back to their body.
Now THAT would be quite a disturbing, if not outright frightening sight to behold on a battlefield. And odds are, save for direct strikes to the heart or brain, they could figure out how to patch up wounds and preserve their bodies longer from SOME normally fatal or debilitating attacks, since they already figured out how to animate their body separately. Also if head is not reattached, they probably got some cybernetic attachment to help blood flow and oxygen to continue to get to their heads. I think a Dullahan Sith/Jedi is not impossible if they were strong/stubborn/determined and angry enough in the force to persist!
It was absolutely wild to me that when Kanan and Ezra discovered that *field* of fallen Jedi around the Sith temple on Malachor, they treated it as a macabre novelty. Lightsaber crystals are a scarce and finite resource, more difficult to come by since the Great Jedi Purge. They'd become even more difficult when the Death Star was under construction, and then Ilum was hollowed out for Starkiller Base. Even during peaceful eras, was the formation of kyber crystals on Ilum infinitely renewable? Every Jedi for all time was expected to find their own? Lightsaber _designs_ are not widespread either and there's no central repository for their construction anymore.
I'd have wanted to survey the entire field. Get a droid in there doing high resolution scans of all those hilts, do some archeology. At least move the crystals to a safer locale against the need of future Force-users. Even if they were jaded about the future of the Jedi the crystals on that field could probably help fund the Rebel Alliance or power weapons of poetic justice for them.
That taboo about using another person's saber seems to be tacitly about the crystal they bonded with. But Anakin's saber was used by Luke, Finn, and Rey, albeit with some apparent side effects from its history. Ezra's saber went to Sabine. As an aside, there seems to be something of an coincidental tradition of a Jedi's _second_ saber being bequeathed. I don't see how you can walk away from a field of magic Force rocks and not hoard them like Cuata.
After Phantom Menace is just assumed the Light saber was burned with the body of its Jedi
Why? Qui Gon’a wasn’t shown, if anything I like to think Obiwan continued to safekeep it.
Even perhaps that’s what was Luke’s new green lightsaber.
5000bby was the great hyperspace war when force weirders accidentally blind jumped to korriban alerting the sith empire of the republic. This event lead to many on/off wars betwwthe sith and jedi culminating in the ruusan reformations creating the rule of 2 sith and the modern jedi order for a 1000 years.
The original je'dai purge was like 15,000+ years ago, the exiled dark jedi stumbled upon the primitive sith culture intermixed with the population and culture to create the sith empire
The Star Wars Galaxy has been effectively at a technological peak for 20,000 years. An ancient warship would hold advanced technology and weapons that would be on par with whatever is current.
If a Jedi dies corrosion eventually leads to his lightsaber being buried underground. In rare cases where it reaches fertile soil a beautiful lightsaber tree will grow providing generations of padawans to come.
You would be the one to ask.. when it became solidified lore.. that naturally red crystals weren't a thing anymore..(along with any other rarefied ones). Requiring them to be made by "bleeding", or resulting from factory production.
Makes for a great wall display.
I'm willing to bet palpatine used the crystals in the kyber arch for the first death star.
As a formal member of the Dark council and sith lord.
Most lightsabers were destroyed.
No one wants a light saber of some weak force user.
My master,?
I never had a master.
I only had someone that though they were strong. Then I destroyed it.
And thier pathetic light saber.
I can't ever remember it's name. Nor the thousand of others I've killed.
Only a force user can make a real lightsaber, or someone with access to a magnetic plate and some kinda of direction sound wave blaster. Which sounds like a Mark Rober video waiting to happen.
Grievous happens. Even if he hasn't been born yet, or if he's dead, he comes to collect them. He's the Grim Reaper, but for Lightsabers.
Tf does that junk even mean. “used as a mockery of the jedi” bro every single sith uses a lightsaber and relies on it heavily when engaged with a jedi. They rely on lightsabers. JUST as much as jedi. there’s no mockery here. they’re both using the best available weapons to combat each other. maybe the writing says it, but it makes 0 sense and
Electrum is a real thing btw. It's a, sometimes but not always, naturally occurring alloy of silver and gold.
On the topic of Grievous's light sabers. I think they were taken into the empire because after grievous's death all his Armour was saved n used for experiments by the empire. So personally I assume the same for his light sabers.
Consider the scene Ezra found where there were hundreds, if not thousands of Sith and Jedi lightsabers spread around on a battlefield and forgotten. Then consider that the Sith Empire and Republic and the Sith and Jedi had hundreds (if not thousands) of these battles over the years against each other and others like the Mandos. There are possibly millions of lightsabers out there laying on forgotten battlefields, floating through the wreckage of space battles, etc. I feel like it'd be relatively rare that a lightsaber would actually be dealt with by either the Sith or Jedi. It'd only be in more peaceful times that they might be able to be recovered and passed on or salvaged. Maybe the Galaxy is just so big and the Sith and Jedi relatively so few that even with so many lightsabers dropping off the grid, they still remain rare enough and non-Force users are unskilled enough with them that they are not a persistent problem.
This might be an unpopular opinion but i find the idea of bleeding the crystals and having to successfully kill a jedi with just the power of the dark side a way more interesting waybof becoming a sith than just having artificial crystals
I thought that synthetic kyber crystals weren't canon anymore since Sith take kyber crystals from fallen Jedi and bleed them to turn red
Before the lightsaber Jedi and Sith imbued their weapons with the force. Be interesting to see a Jedi with a force imbued Beskar sword.
On Earth some fine lightsabers can be obtained from Saberforge in Portland, OR.
i just realized something... if the kyber crystals are sentient beings and the death star's main weapon was made of kyber crystals.... does that mean the death star was sentient ? Oo
you forgot to mention general grievous took most of them after killing jedi and padawan
Never understood why they don’t make a cross guard and the shroud or chassis out of cortosis. Or a cortosis weave (old republic made vibro blades with a cortosis weave. Doesn’t always short a saber but still has the chance too)
Or any other strong light saber resistant metal.
The Sith were actually the first ones who perfected light saber technology in legends, the Jedi after their various encounters copied the schematics and did away with the force imbued swords
Real question did the jedi order have their own therapists. Because having an order based around harnessing the force and not killing everyone seems important
You said that palpatine destroyed todays lightsaber but doesn’t Luke have it during book of boba fett?
I wonder what happened to the Kyber crystals that went into the Death Stars? Were they destroyed, or are there fragments floating about the remains of Alderaan and around Endor?
I do truly love star wars
I do think the jedi are the good guys
Although now as time goes by they seem so week and venerable and especially to the sith
How then will jedi gain power and control over this formidable process of eniolation by the sith who seem convincingly more powerful than the jedi
This is a good part of the story to tell that is star wars that struggle that always makes good story telling seriously in need of good imagination well let's see we now have asohka and master sol we're they will place them if they do write in how they should meet and so much more to come with the acolyte
They're collected by Grievous, obviously.
15:18 you mean the saber Luke gave to Grogu ?
didny the sith invent the lightsaber we now know because before that everyone used the protosaber or force infisused weapons?