Yellow, you said in the vid that they were used by more or less security and intelligence personnel. The yellow mainly meant the bind between good and evil they were the thing that separated the good and the bad. Those with yellow crystals were often those who had a strong connection with the force who could solve problems without using force but were not afraid to fight and kill when needed. They were seen as the defenders of peace and Justice for the Jedi and Sith.
Can we take another moment to be in awe of the fact that George actually took that request and not only granted it but also made it an entirely unique and interesting thing in in the world he had created.
I read somewhere that he asked for a purple one because there is a scene where alot of lightsabers are on screen battling it out. Purple would stand out so he would always know, and everyone else watching the movie, that the purple one was Samual. I found that hilarious and very on point.
I read somewhere that white lightsabers resembled a stance of neither light or dark. A force user in the middle but disconnect from both sides. I also love the idea of orange being a sith user who has light points of view. Like an opposite of purple. So cool imo
Dosent sith only use red lightsabers. I have seen pictures about young orange lightsaber padawans being raised through the jedi order. I have seen that orange lightsaber user dosent have stand in any side and dosent simply care about the good vs evil conflict, when rather mind his own business independntly, so thats why they are so hard to see in conflict or duel, because they rather spend time in the outer worlds minding their own business and will fight anybody who comes infront of their own business. Sith or jedi it dosent really matter for orange lightsaber user. White lightsaber on other hand is created by returning the cyber crystal from dark side of the force to light side of the force and so white lightsaber user is still excited to fight against the sith, like you see with Ashoka how she wanted to fight against Vader, so thats how white lightsaber user is not in the middle, when its fully in the lightside, when its peacful kind of color. Orange on other hand is between red and yellow color, so orange lightsabet user isent fully evil, but dosent care about fighting for good, when does not view republic as that good, when did nothing to stop slavery from the hutt space. Purple color on other hand is between red and blue color, so its user never really went to the dark side, when could control his anger and stay in lightside to fight against darkside. Orange lightsaber user is in the true middle ground, when dosent care about the conflict between good and bad and so you rarely see anybody using orange lightsaber, so its difficult to people name any orange lightsaber users, when many dont know or have not seen much any of them at all.
In the sith order there is no light points of view, because you either are sith or you are not. The sith padawans are raised through torture they need to be able to handle to become true sith, when the weak are simply kicked out of the sith order. The sith are known to only use red lightsaber and so nobody of them have any stupid light points of view, when they would be killed immediately, if they had any light points of view. Thats why there is no orange lightsaber users in the sith, when they all use red in their way of letting the strong kill the weak during the sith training. Orange lightsaber users for that reason are only raised through the jedi order, when there is pictures about young jedi padawans with orange lightsabers. After learning the basics of the jedi teachings. Orange lightsaber user will move out to mind his own business, because he simply dosent care about the ongoing good vs evil conflict. He still got use with his lightsaber, if somebody threathens to kill him in the outer worlds.
💜Purple. Not just because it’s my favorite color but it’s a perfect mix of blue and red colors, in Star Wars meaning it’s a perfect mix of light and dark. And I think being a Jedi that would reach such heights in knowledge and training and wisdom ultimately acquiring the perfect balance of light and dark fits my bill.
It means Samuel L. Jackson and motherf*cker. It also means "i've had it with these mother f*cking senators in this mother f*cking senate!" It's quite funny when you think about it
There are some facts missing. Revan not only had a purple but also a second orange lightsaber made by a very special Crysral named Heart of the Guardian. And Atris had a silver or white one. Cyan was made canon because it was the original colour of th Younglingslayer 9000 in Episode 4. It was meant to be blue but the fans loved the original one. So it was introduced as a rare shade of blue but quickly became cannon as a simple colour option.
I love how, with the addition of so much lore, Tenel Ka's turquoise lightsaber from the novels still has valid meaning. She tried to purify her resolve as a Jedi student by creating one that emphasized her warrior heritage on her mother's side, and got a grey-white (read false purification) lightsaber that blew up on her. In the end, it took accepting her father's side as politicians, using cunning and wisdom rather than strength to accomplish good, in order to create a lightsaber representing both sides of herself. The warrior (blue) and the wisewoman (green) were brought together to make turquoise.
There was also a time in legends that the purple crystal was one of the three Sith color crystals, the other two being red and orange, while the Jedi had the blue, green, and yellow crystal.
In Legends there was also a translucent lightsaber. Said to be if Jedi found a very rare ghost-fire crystal. It burned really hot and was almost invisible and more quiet. That would be something I’d love to see live action. That and also ones created from Krayt Dragon pearls which were also stronger than kyber. The orange blade were also associated with ‘fools kyber’ which was a weaker variant of the real stuff
Purple. It strikes so true, being between light and dark. Being egoistic, harboring hatred for those who wrong me and yet having the ability to feel compassion to those in trouble.
I'm really more of a canon lore fan, but I really like the legends explanation of the guardians, consulars and sentinels. Sentinel philosophy would probably align the closest with my own. I could imagine myself with either a yellow, purple, or indigo lightsaber.
Blue - Jedi Guardian. A Jedi who often focuses slightly more on lightsaber combat than force abilities Green - Jedi Consular. A Jedi who often focuses slightly more on force abilities than lightsaber combat Red - Traditional Sith. While some Jedi have been known to use red sabers, red usually represents the dark side and the sith, the colour gained naturally or via bleeding a crystal by using hate and rage. Purple - Jedi Warrior. A colour used by Jedi and Sith alike, purple denotes strength and a balance between light and dark, finding a common ground between them. Yelllow - Jedi Sentinel. Notably used by Jedi Temple Guards, yellow is a sign of espionage, knowledge and secrecy. Orange - Jedi Diplomat. Orange can mean a few things. Naturally, it shows an efficiency in force sensitivity with a light and dark balance, often attributed to Grey Jedi. Orange can also be obtained by half purifying a red crystal or half bleeding a crystal. White - Outcast. White does not have a meaning since it is a colour obtained by purifying a red, hate-filled crystal with the light side of the force.
Really is that what they mean cause canon has never once given any meaning to the colors like that only fans who are obsessed with an old game say that is what those colors mean.
@@DarthKilaj85 I’m not a huge legends fan but nose of those like the meanings for red, blue, purple, yellow and green are canon definitions. At Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland, they go over a very brief description of the colours. Even if it’s not fully canon or even recognised by canon, it’s still fun and it’s not contradicting anything. Kinda like Harry Potter with the whole “the wand chooses the wizard/the Crystal chooses the Jedi”
Though Yellow🟡 isn't really my favorite color, I do like the concept of being one few unique colors outside of the standard Blue 🔵 and Green 🟢 lightsabers of the order. Plus, the idea of the Jedi Sentinel sounds really interesting, despite not knowing or seeing much of it in cannon or legends. But knowing that there's a third class of Jedi that can learn a variety of skills other than the force and live amongst the populous in the galaxy sounds exactly what Jedi needed. Even if it means taking a huge risk of falling to the Darkside and likely forming questionable attachments. A Jedi Sentinel sounds like the right class of jedi for me to be part of.
From what I have seen in Legends, Sentinels before the Saga of Anakin, were Sith hunters and specialized in resisting Dark Force abilities and were just made to be Temple Guardians due to the fact that the Sith have *ahem* disappeared. So in short, Sentinels were assassins who hunted Sith and Rogue Jedi/Dark Jedi.
So much better that Luke’s 2nd lightsaber is green. I always thought it was planned that way… ya know he loses his old one, but returns with a new outfit, new mindset, presumably has done lots of training.. the color signifies a change like this is the evolved Luke. And it looks good with the black outfit
Im a huge fan of orange lightsabers. I dont remember if it was just a thing of the graphics being unable to properly show red lightsabers or if they were really orange but i loved the orange lightsabers in the first jedi knight game
I'd honestly pick a darker red variant; blood red. I like to think that sometimes saber blades can actually suck up life essence. Mainly blood. I also like seeing enemies fall quickly in battle, and thus would most likely have a bloodlust in battle. I am also strongly connected to my anger, as I do tend to feel a lot stronger and somewhat faster in reflex when I feel intense anger, leading to me being a sith. As stated: I think a Blood Red Lightsaber would uit me best.
Those last 3 colors could be added as degree of proficiency with the lightsaber for the different shades of blue while the shades of purple could be an indicator on how you're on thin ice with force constantly using light and darkside a lot
Another thing is that green sabers were wielded by Jedi with a strong connection to the force, and who focused on the force in their combat. Blue sabers are a representation of a wielders ability to actually duel with their lightsaber, rather than their force abilities. This is why anakin used a blue saber rather than green, and many people believe this is (lore wise) why Luke built a new saber out of a green kyber crystal, because he now (knowing this information) focused on his ability to connect with the force, rather than his ability to actually duel.
The best headcanon I have for the magenta blade is it means the wielder is more connected to the light side of the force then the dark and vice versa for darker shade of purple.
Woahh your editing is super good, and the video was very well made, i was surprised to see such low comments, I hope you keep making content like this! earned a subscriber
I feel like the true bendu lightsaber would be an ultraviolet one. Looking a lot like the dark saber but giving off a purple or indigo hue instead of a white one.
I’m going with black (aka the Darksaber). I like its history and its design as well as the color’s potential meaning and symbolism. (I’ve researched the meaning behind black-colored lightsabers before stumbling across this video (with many suggesting connections to the Sith), I like the idea that black can mean strength and leadership in the Jedi.)
The black lightsaber crystal is represents an individuals personal creed irrespective of Jedi or Sith ones. This is reinforced in the Mandalorian, where the darksaber rejects those who do not have faith in themselves to wield it.
@@theravenousrabbit3671 Black means that fusion of Mandalorian and Jedi ideologies, and that's kinda it yeah. By definition it's a unique weapon similar to Excalibur. People would like to project more meaning into it, but it just wouldn't make sense outside of the Mandalorian-Jedi relationships.
7:43 Technically in Jedi Survivor there are 2 bedlam raiders with Cyan lightsabers, and 2 with Magenta sabers, so there are some in canon, even if they are more like background characters. But I think there isn’t one with indigo so that remains only for cal kestis
7:11 Gotta go with orange. Conceding to one side of the force while forsaking the other while constantly being hindered by rules and guidelines from whichever side you pick just doesn't seem very fun. Orange represents a the free and independent warior that I would more likely be in their universe.
The 2 reasons why Samuel L Jackson wanted a purple lightsaber. 1 he said it was a cool colour, nobody had it before. 2 He wanted it so he could find himself in a fight scene. With all those sabers moving about he wanted to be able to easily spot his character and tell people "See, thats me right there"
To be entirely honest I’m picking the Dark Saber. I come from a long line of warriors and while I love the Jedi and the sith depictions and understand they are legit the main focus but I am a mandalorian without a doubt as far as what part I’d belong to as far as the Star Wars universe even though I’d rather be a Jedi I’m being objective about it and actually putting some proper thought into it instead of just picking what i liked. Cuz I want to say purple cuz it’s my favorite color lightsaber and the meaning but deep down I know it’s the Dark Saber.
When I played Kotor 2, my favorite color was silver, and when I played Jedi Survivor, my immediate thought was to go with a white lightsaber crystal. Other than that, my favorite lightsaber color was yellow.
I used to believe that orange lightsabers were used by Jedi who relied on their physical attributes in battle rather than using any form of the force. Take someone, like Cal Kestis, who can roll over and around their enemies, dodge attacks with ease, and are able to effectively move and climb with fighting or deflecting attacks. Orange is for someone who is centered to themselves and while embraces the force in many aspects, relies on their own physical capabilities to fight. Another point that I created is how the force can be used to enhance someone's physical capabilities for a brief period of time. When I first played Fallen Order, I thought it was cool how Cal was able to run across walls for a brief period of time, and I imagined that he used the force to keep himself up. Or how easily he is able to climb around any terrain without getting weary or tired. Orange lightsaber users may use the force to enhance their physical capabilities to make themselves briefly stronger and more agile, as we see with force jumps. This was my personal belief before I found out about stronger theories or confirmed meanings about the Orange lightsaber, but I still like to believe that orange is the color for Cal Kestis because of the things I've mentioned.
In both playthroughs of fallen order I've chosen the orange lightsaber for him, and will do the same for survivor, so It's my own little headcanon that that's his true lightsaber color.
Problem is, it's canonically blue, not orange. It's fine to have our own headcanons, especially since everyone likes unique colours and meanings, but in the actual lore it's usually much simpler like Lucas said. Good guys get blue or green lightsabers, bad guys red. New colours are reserved for very special meanings, especially after both Jedi and Sith disappeared (that's the meaning of Tey's yellow saber, Ahsoka's white sabers and the new orange sabers). Canonically, you don't get new colors just by having a different style or personality. That's in old legends. Instead you pick a color depending on the crystal you found and the values you want your saber to represent.
green is my favorite color naturally, so I usually want that one, but the main downside is that it is a pretty common color. why I would choose the green consular path is I would prefer not to duel myself but rather use the force powers to my advantage.
Hope the Ashoka show explains the orange lightsabers more bc so far it seems like they have the same or very similar meaning as purple lightsabers. (Balance between light and dark side)
or maybe it means that these people are that incapable that they can't actually make it red by bleeding 😀 but yeah, I also think it means like they are somewhere between light and dark, but slightly more to dark
Spoiler, it didn't really. They are clearly not Siths and their goals seem original, but we still don't really know what they are. They both use the dark side. Maybe they have tainted lightsabers but they didn't intentionally modified the crystals. Maybe it what happens when force users naturally use both sides of the Force without really caring about it. Baylan for instance generally acts like a Jedi (he shows little anger), but he'll still murder anyone standing on his way. Purple could be intentionally keeping the balance between light and dark, while orange would be akin to a "wild" usage of the Force, considering that both Jedi and Sith ideologies were wrong or obsolete (there's just "the Force").
Cyan seems to call back the very first lightsaber ignition in A New Hope where it seemed to glow a lighter shade of blue. I personally picked that color in Fallen Order because it has this arctic/ice like feel to it that's appropriate for Ilum.
I would use Count Dooku's Hilt with a Yellow Blade AND, when needed/desired, a Blue Shoto Blade, similar to Ahsoka or Yoda. I would use these with a blend of Form II, Makashi, and Form III, Soresu. So a fighting blend of Dooku and Obi-Wan. What do you think?
Ik the sequels are controversial, but one thing I really liked was Rey having a yellow lightsaber. Considering her knowledge mostly comes from the ancient texts, it makes sense that her lightsaber fits her scholarly nature
@@Wyattforever115 she reads the ancient texts, basically learning in the years between ep 8 and 9 to be a Jedi from an ancient source of knowledge. Jedi with yellow lightsabers were known for being more studious in that sense
I used the cyan color the most in both the jedi games. Magenta in ng+ for Fallen Order. I really like those two colors because of their relationship with RGB and CMY. Blue & Green light make Cyan, Red & Blue light make Magenta and Red & Green light make yellow. That’s what makes RGB primary colors and CMY secondary colors. And a darker Cyan would just be Teal; another color I really like. Depending on the lighting the Jedi games, you see more of the green in the Cyan Lightsaber pop out, like when you’re on planet Jehda. Lastly, Cyan was the color lightsaber that T0-B1 had in his episode of Star Wars Visions, my favorite episode.
My favourite Lightsaber colour has always been orange. I use them in every Star Wars video game that has them, and I'm so stoked that they're finally canon again with Skoll and Hati.
Looking at the points associated with each colour it’s hard to make a definitive decision about which colour is best suited to me. Orange is a colour I’m glad to see in canon but only the creativity aspect matches me, whereas both blue and green both have many points that match with me personally. Perhaps my lightsaber would contain two kyber crystals (like some Jedi such as Ki-Adi Mundi and Agen Kolar) or I simply have two lightsabers, one with a blue kyber crystal and the other with a green one. Red is my favourite colour but it’s not a crystal I see myself having.
@@queenangelofdarkness9139 looking at the list of what blue and green represent one word that I am drawn to is “harmony” so I guess my kyber crystal would be green, as a symbol of my wanting to live in harmony with the universe and the Force
I personally feel, my lightsaber would be indigo. It is a color that is not quite blue and not quite violet. I stay firmly in the light, but I acknowledge and accept my inner Dark while striving to keep it at bay.
Since indigo is between purple and blue, it might mean a Jedi who doesn't skirt the dark side as much as Mace does, but doesn't totally shun it either. Cyan could simply signify a Jedi who has mastered both the combative and mental aspects of the Force, and chooses to channel both equally. Magenta... I don't know.
I'd re-imagined Kyber Crystals, what I also like to refer to them as Cyber Crystals, as colors, now known for being each Type Class Series, if so, to be honest. Blue for Blue-used Characters. Green for Green-used Characters. Red for Red-used Characters. Yellow for Yellow-used Characters. Purple for Purple-used Characters. Violet for Violet-used Characters. Cyan for Cyan-used Characters. Orange for Orange-used Characters. Lime for Lime-used Characters. Indigo for Indigo-used Characters. Magenta for Magenta-used Characters. Spring Green for Spring Green-used Characters. Azure for Azure-used Characters. Black for Black-used Characters. White for White-used Characters. Pink for Pink-used Colors. Rose Colors for Rose-used Characters. Dark Colors for Dark-used Characters. Light Colors for Light-used Characters. Elemental Colors for Elemental-used Characters. Techno Colors for Techno-used Characters. Crystalline Colors for Crystalline-used Characters. Necromancer Colors for Necromancer-used Characters. And so much more. 😊😊😊 I'll add that to my list, as well as the Lightsaber Type/Variant, as well, also! 😊😊😊
I like the acceptance that ‘canon’ is created from real life aspects and the video accepts that rather than suggesting that everything is the way it is solely because of the story as if it was real life
I would wield a Green lightsaber. I have always been a huge fan of lightsaber duels and choreography so you’d think that blue would be more my path - but I am a fairly peaceful and Tranquil person who enjoys meditating, learning, and nature. I have always viewed the force as way of life, not a means to an end as the sith would use it - or the more aggressive approach as the Jedi guardians use it. Jedi councilors as Yoda says “Jedi use the force for knowledge and defense, never for attack.” And that’s always resonated with me. And I really like the lore and portrayal of Qui-Gon Jinn as a Jedi master, and I believe his deep understanding of the force would be my preferred method of learning if I was to choose him as a master.
My favorite is actually Viridian, which we’ve only seen (as far as I know) in Knights of the Old Republic 2 and Star Wars: The Old Republic. It’s never been explained what they mean, and it’s so interesting to theorize what they could signify.
purple will always be my favorite, not only is it my favorite color, but also a balance between the light and dark side of the force, which fits me well, light dark, who cares about that, doing whatever it takes to save those you care about is all that matters, protecting innocent lives, it shouldn't matter if the dark side is being used as long as I'm still doing the right thing
Would you kindly explain the unique design of a LightSaber's Length, Shape, hilt/handle as to how it contributes to its wielder in a fight or Form Combat. Example: Ashoka with Two Light Sabers for Dual Welding (but different length) Darth Maul/ Temple Guard with Double-Bladed Light Saber (does it only need 1 Crystal?) Count Dooku with a Curved-hilt for Swordsmanship (Are anymore different hilt designs?) etc.
ruclips.net/video/ACnN6ZftBCI/видео.htmlsi=sQSx3HjycMCZjTw6 this video explains all the variations of lightsabers also made by Red Five. Very interesting
I tend to hear a lot of debate over Cal’s lightsaber color, but I tend to think that either his color fluctuates, representing his state of mind or thought process, or that it’s orange, something caused by his 5 year stay on Bracca and age. I feel like most Jedi would focus on the color of their blade and determine their style and future based on that, but getting a new crystal and it being a different color can truly represent someone.
The canon colour of his lightsaber is blue. The player can change it for customization but there's no real debate there. So of course the vast majority of players pick another colour because nobody likes to stay with the default option, but if we want to talk about the lore, it's blue.
Ever since I was a Padawan in 2019, I've always had a green lightsaber (although I've occasionally used the blue one in my possession when I've sparred with younglings). That's because my mindfulness practise and discipline has always been better than my lightsaber skills - I've never been a brilliant duelist due to lack of practise.
After seeing a lot of star wars media depicting different colors and meaninga to each lightsaber, i really hope you'd tackle the "dark core" crystals, at least thats what i like to call them as i dont know their actual name, like the one we see in in star wars visions (even if not canon i still think its cool) where the girl had a lightsaber that had its outer blade a green shade but the interior of the blade was black
I never understand why people credit SLJ for creating the purple lightsaber in ATOC. Ki Adi Mundi’s lightsaber in the Episode One action figure was literally purple. They existed and were thought of well before his request.
I remember going to school after seeing RoTJ, everyone was talking about the green lightsabre and the reason its green was because Luke was a newbie Jedi and didnt know how to make them properly.... it was still my favourite at the time and still is, as Ive got the StarWars replica of that very design that I got in early 2000's. God I loved that film and still do for me its still the best of them all.
The Jedi path is obviously what a newbie would decide to follow. When you look at Anakin Skywalker's defection story, it's unsurprising to see the usefulness of the Site path although they're evil and greedy. I remember someone talking about "Grey Jedi" who sort of had beliefs from both paths. Mace Windu is a Jedi, but he has both light and dark ideologies that I can relate to. Therefore, I think the purple lightsaber is perfect for me.
Probably not a popular opinion, but the colors correlate with the “tree of life” of Kabbalah. The tree is represented by three pillars, The pillar of severity, pillar of mildness and the pillar of mercy. Planets Saturn/Mars/Mercury reside on the pillar of severity and are symbolically Black/Red/Orange. The sun and moon are in the middle pillar of mildness and colors Yellow and Purple. The pillar of Mercy has Jupiter and Venus, which are Blue and Green. Star Wars seems to follow this pattern as well as many comic book characters as they are 8:29 typically derivatives of the ancient gods (now super heroes). For example purple- the moon turns dark and light, in ancient myths Diana the Huntress/Archer. In modern Hawkeye. The legacy of these ancient systems still carry on today.
Purple is the coolest imo, balance of light and dark But the color that I have the most respect for is white. Undoing the bleeding of a crystal to purify it is awesome
There was a hilarious and silly fanfic where Anakin (I don't recall properly since I read it quite a while ago, but he may have time-travelled) decided to just say "Kriff it!" and be a total silly over everything, including deciding he wanted a rainbow lightsaber. The author asked readers what their crazy lightsaber colour would be, and I said a blacklight saber. Nothing as simppe as the Darksaber, which is just black and white, but a saber whose blade is black and purple verging into ultraviolet. Yeah, I know, it's silly, but that matches the humour fic I came up with it to comment to. For a more serious answer, going on the associations, probably green because I'd probably veer more on the mental side.
purple is my favorite because it presents the balance between the dark side and the light side. purple shows that both the dark side and light side are both right and wrong
Imo at this current moment its: Red: Sith Faction Blue: Jedi Faction Green: Jedi Faction/more tune with the light side of the force Purple: Jedi Faction/more tune with the dark side of the force White: No Faction/light side force Orange: No Faction/dark side force Yellow: Any Faction/ No Faction/Any side of the force or usage of force
The Cyan & Indigo in the Jedi Games are a lot closer to the 'blues' of Anakins and Obi-Wans Lightsaber respectively in ANH, I think (in SWTOR those color crystals is called "Farmhand Blue" for Anakin/Luke and possibly "Cloud Blue" for Obi-Wan).
4:03 I’d like everyone that hears this think to think about what colour blue and red make when combined, I never noticed it until a friend of mine pointed it out.
Anakin's lightsaber was actually cyan in episode 4. But it's just a technical thing, it's blue canonically. I love cyan much more tho, so it great they added it in survivor
I remember reading/hearing that in Legends or original material, the Orange lightsabers were for those who avoided violence in favor of diplomacy; only using their weapon as a last result. If a wielder of an orange blade drew their weapon, you knew you messed up. Though I could be wrong, I've been unable to find where I originally got this idea from, but it stuck with me cuz I liked the concept
There was an episode 1 era ps1 game named "Jedi power battles".;it had Plo Kloon with a yellow/orange lightsaber. It was my first introduction to lightsabers being something other than red, blue, or green. I thought it was so cool. To show the age of the game... This gane had mace windu using a blue lightsaber, as his one and ONLY appearance had been in episode 1 at this time. But yeah. That first yellow/orange lightsaber used by Plo Kloon was SO cool. I was shocked to see him years later using a blue lightsaber instead
Honestly when I play star wars games like KOTOR 1 & 2, swtor (mmorpg), or jedi outcast, etc... i always end up choosing purple; regardless of force alignment. After your video however; I do think it would be interesting to duel wield lightsabers. Left hand for white/silver, and right for red. I normally end up with purple because there's no telling what I might do in such games, but the way i'm picturing it is: main hand (red) for offense/resolute even unto death; offhand (white/silver) being that of defense/reflection/parry. Honestly it would be interesting to get a star wars rpg game as in depth as KOTOR 1&2, and to have a dual combat system. What I mean here is being able to control both sabers independent of each other. For example: thugs attacking a refugee... (A) Kill the thugs (B) Display your strength by blocking everything they throw at you. While I enjoy and love the games out now... I've yet to see one where you're not forced to fight 80% of the time. I mean imagine a sith lord #Vader, going on a rampage; force alignment aside; most remarks are that sith and jedi are the same exact thing to the commoners. Yet picture if you will a lone jedi engaging a horde of enemies, but doesn't kill anybody; instead bolts are deflected, explosives force repelled and used to sabotage war machines. Now that's a game I would truly interested in seeing. Idk I'm a star wars rpg lover, but having choices of "outright murder" or "self-defense" have gotten stale. I'm rambling sorry guys; tend to do that when I deep think lol.
7:44 Cyan is the first ever lightsaber to be filmed on screen. The one Obi-Won gave to Luke. It’s a light blue (cyan) rather than a normal blue which is seen in the prequels
As with Sam aka Windu and Darth Revan I would wield a purple lightsaber 😁 I have a strong balance with both the light and dark. I could see myself also wielding Cyan is it? Or a baby blue color.
Which lightsaber color would you choose? 🤔
Most likely the black lightsaber crystal.
White, since it also seems to represent independence as Ashoka was not as dogmatic as members of the Jedi High Council
Green
Yellow, you said in the vid that they were used by more or less security and intelligence personnel. The yellow mainly meant the bind between good and evil they were the thing that separated the good and the bad. Those with yellow crystals were often those who had a strong connection with the force who could solve problems without using force but were not afraid to fight and kill when needed. They were seen as the defenders of peace and Justice for the Jedi and Sith.
I would choose either Cyan, Indigo or Black
Can we take a moment to look at the joy on Samuel L. Jackson's face when he heard George tell him that he might get purple
Can we take another moment to be in awe of the fact that George actually took that request and not only granted it but also made it an entirely unique and interesting thing in in the world he had created.
@@JegErDem Thats because Lucas does *not* in fact, Look like a B--
I read somewhere that he asked for a purple one because there is a scene where alot of lightsabers are on screen battling it out. Purple would stand out so he would always know, and everyone else watching the movie, that the purple one was Samual. I found that hilarious and very on point.
It's the lightsaber that says bad mf on it
@@Desdemona-XIbro I love that movie 😂
I read somewhere that white lightsabers resembled a stance of neither light or dark. A force user in the middle but disconnect from both sides. I also love the idea of orange being a sith user who has light points of view. Like an opposite of purple. So cool imo
Dosent sith only use red lightsabers. I have seen pictures about young orange lightsaber padawans being raised through the jedi order. I have seen that orange lightsaber user dosent have stand in any side and dosent simply care about the good vs evil conflict, when rather mind his own business independntly, so thats why they are so hard to see in conflict or duel, because they rather spend time in the outer worlds minding their own business and will fight anybody who comes infront of their own business. Sith or jedi it dosent really matter for orange lightsaber user. White lightsaber on other hand is created by returning the cyber crystal from dark side of the force to light side of the force and so white lightsaber user is still excited to fight against the sith, like you see with Ashoka how she wanted to fight against Vader, so thats how white lightsaber user is not in the middle, when its fully in the lightside, when its peacful kind of color. Orange on other hand is between red and yellow color, so orange lightsabet user isent fully evil, but dosent care about fighting for good, when does not view republic as that good, when did nothing to stop slavery from the hutt space. Purple color on other hand is between red and blue color, so its user never really went to the dark side, when could control his anger and stay in lightside to fight against darkside. Orange lightsaber user is in the true middle ground, when dosent care about the conflict between good and bad and so you rarely see anybody using orange lightsaber, so its difficult to people name any orange lightsaber users, when many dont know or have not seen much any of them at all.
In the sith order there is no light points of view, because you either are sith or you are not. The sith padawans are raised through torture they need to be able to handle to become true sith, when the weak are simply kicked out of the sith order. The sith are known to only use red lightsaber and so nobody of them have any stupid light points of view, when they would be killed immediately, if they had any light points of view. Thats why there is no orange lightsaber users in the sith, when they all use red in their way of letting the strong kill the weak during the sith training. Orange lightsaber users for that reason are only raised through the jedi order, when there is pictures about young jedi padawans with orange lightsabers. After learning the basics of the jedi teachings. Orange lightsaber user will move out to mind his own business, because he simply dosent care about the ongoing good vs evil conflict. He still got use with his lightsaber, if somebody threathens to kill him in the outer worlds.
It's when you take a crystal which has been bled (turned red) and apply the light side of the force to it turning it white
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@@stopreadingthis2 bleeding a crystal is so dumb, they're synthetic and stronger than regular crystals. They're red because of the forging process.
💜Purple. Not just because it’s my favorite color but it’s a perfect mix of blue and red colors, in Star Wars meaning it’s a perfect mix of light and dark. And I think being a Jedi that would reach such heights in knowledge and training and wisdom ultimately acquiring the perfect balance of light and dark fits my bill.
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You may very well be right about that one
Purple= Samuel Jackson
@@user-yx2sx7nl1m why are you spamming your pics
it could also explain the magenta ones, they're like the purple ones where it's a balance between light and dark but leans towards light a bit more
purple means Samuel Jackson
Purple means muthafuka
@@PapaGxxyes it does
It means bad muthafuka
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It means Samuel L. Jackson and motherf*cker. It also means "i've had it with these mother f*cking senators in this mother f*cking senate!" It's quite funny when you think about it
There are some facts missing. Revan not only had a purple but also a second orange lightsaber made by a very special Crysral named Heart of the Guardian. And Atris had a silver or white one. Cyan was made canon because it was the original colour of th Younglingslayer 9000 in Episode 4. It was meant to be blue but the fans loved the original one. So it was introduced as a rare shade of blue but quickly became cannon as a simple colour option.
yup also in legend Plo Koon had a yellow blade
I believe Starkiller also had a cyan lightsaber from the abandoned jedi temple from getting his father's crystal and combining it with his blue
Younglingslayer 9000 💀
The Heart of the Guardian was op in kotor
@@lorenzozinna4700 yes thats why i love it
I love how, with the addition of so much lore, Tenel Ka's turquoise lightsaber from the novels still has valid meaning. She tried to purify her resolve as a Jedi student by creating one that emphasized her warrior heritage on her mother's side, and got a grey-white (read false purification) lightsaber that blew up on her. In the end, it took accepting her father's side as politicians, using cunning and wisdom rather than strength to accomplish good, in order to create a lightsaber representing both sides of herself. The warrior (blue) and the wisewoman (green) were brought together to make turquoise.
There was also a time in legends that the purple crystal was one of the three Sith color crystals, the other two being red and orange, while the Jedi had the blue, green, and yellow crystal.
Orange is probably for fallen Jedi who embrace more dark sentiments than light, but don't declare themselves Sith or Fallen Jedi.
oh i thought its for jedi hipster
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So the gray side of the force
@@user-yx2sx7nl1m the orange color exists specifically because the jedi or sith order cant trust that one fucker who is hella sus
I think it might be more for Jedi that kind of do their own thing.
In Legends there was also a translucent lightsaber. Said to be if Jedi found a very rare ghost-fire crystal. It burned really hot and was almost invisible and more quiet. That would be something I’d love to see live action. That and also ones created from Krayt Dragon pearls which were also stronger than kyber.
The orange blade were also associated with ‘fools kyber’ which was a weaker variant of the real stuff
Ghost fire crystals are cannon
I like the idea that orange light sabers are I representation of antiheros who are consumed by hate and anger but they channel it to do good.
Purple. It strikes so true, being between light and dark. Being egoistic, harboring hatred for those who wrong me and yet having the ability to feel compassion to those in trouble.
I'm really more of a canon lore fan, but I really like the legends explanation of the guardians, consulars and sentinels.
Sentinel philosophy would probably align the closest with my own.
I could imagine myself with either a yellow, purple, or indigo lightsaber.
Blue - Jedi Guardian. A Jedi who often focuses slightly more on lightsaber combat than force abilities
Green - Jedi Consular. A Jedi who often focuses slightly more on force abilities than lightsaber combat
Red - Traditional Sith. While some Jedi have been known to use red sabers, red usually represents the dark side and the sith, the colour gained naturally or via bleeding a crystal by using hate and rage.
Purple - Jedi Warrior. A colour used by Jedi and Sith alike, purple denotes strength and a balance between light and dark, finding a common ground between them.
Yelllow - Jedi Sentinel. Notably used by Jedi Temple Guards, yellow is a sign of espionage, knowledge and secrecy.
Orange - Jedi Diplomat. Orange can mean a few things. Naturally, it shows an efficiency in force sensitivity with a light and dark balance, often attributed to Grey Jedi. Orange can also be obtained by half purifying a red crystal or half bleeding a crystal.
White - Outcast. White does not have a meaning since it is a colour obtained by purifying a red, hate-filled crystal with the light side of the force.
that pretty much sums it up
Really is that what they mean cause canon has never once given any meaning to the colors like that only fans who are obsessed with an old game say that is what those colors mean.
@@DarthKilaj85 I’m not a huge legends fan but nose of those like the meanings for red, blue, purple, yellow and green are canon definitions. At Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland, they go over a very brief description of the colours. Even if it’s not fully canon or even recognised by canon, it’s still fun and it’s not contradicting anything. Kinda like Harry Potter with the whole “the wand chooses the wizard/the Crystal chooses the Jedi”
Imma need orange 🍊
Though Yellow🟡 isn't really my favorite color, I do like the concept of being one few unique colors outside of the standard Blue 🔵 and Green 🟢 lightsabers of the order. Plus, the idea of the Jedi Sentinel sounds really interesting, despite not knowing or seeing much of it in cannon or legends. But knowing that there's a third class of Jedi that can learn a variety of skills other than the force and live amongst the populous in the galaxy sounds exactly what Jedi needed. Even if it means taking a huge risk of falling to the Darkside and likely forming questionable attachments. A Jedi Sentinel sounds like the right class of jedi for me to be part of.
From what I have seen in Legends, Sentinels before the Saga of Anakin, were Sith hunters and specialized in resisting Dark Force abilities and were just made to be Temple Guardians due to the fact that the Sith have *ahem* disappeared. So in short, Sentinels were assassins who hunted Sith and Rogue Jedi/Dark Jedi.
So much better that Luke’s 2nd lightsaber is green. I always thought it was planned that way… ya know he loses his old one, but returns with a new outfit, new mindset, presumably has done lots of training.. the color signifies a change like this is the evolved Luke. And it looks good with the black outfit
Im a huge fan of orange lightsabers. I dont remember if it was just a thing of the graphics being unable to properly show red lightsabers or if they were really orange but i loved the orange lightsabers in the first jedi knight game
Yes. They were awesome.
So happy I stumbled across this video. I just started to get into Star Wars and I’m trying to get all the information I can.
I like the white light saber because the thought of turning a dark light saber light is so cool, and you would need great skill and force connection
I'd honestly pick a darker red variant; blood red. I like to think that sometimes saber blades can actually suck up life essence. Mainly blood. I also like seeing enemies fall quickly in battle, and thus would most likely have a bloodlust in battle. I am also strongly connected to my anger, as I do tend to feel a lot stronger and somewhat faster in reflex when I feel intense anger, leading to me being a sith. As stated: I think a Blood Red Lightsaber would uit me best.
Ever since I saw Return of the Jedi with Luke using the green saber it's always been my go to colour. Just love the look of it
Those last 3 colors could be added as degree of proficiency with the lightsaber for the different shades of blue while the shades of purple could be an indicator on how you're on thin ice with force constantly using light and darkside a lot
Another thing is that green sabers were wielded by Jedi with a strong connection to the force, and who focused on the force in their combat. Blue sabers are a representation of a wielders ability to actually duel with their lightsaber, rather than their force abilities. This is why anakin used a blue saber rather than green, and many people believe this is (lore wise) why Luke built a new saber out of a green kyber crystal, because he now (knowing this information) focused on his ability to connect with the force, rather than his ability to actually duel.
The best headcanon I have for the magenta blade is it means the wielder is more connected to the light side of the force then the dark and vice versa for darker shade of purple.
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Woahh your editing is super good, and the video was very well made, i was surprised to see such low comments, I hope you keep making content like this! earned a subscriber
I feel like the true bendu lightsaber would be an ultraviolet one. Looking a lot like the dark saber but giving off a purple or indigo hue instead of a white one.
Those exist in the games. SWTOR has Black+color crystals that have a black blade with a glow of your color of choice.
Those games are so old and buggy but fun going back to. I wish they’d hurry and remake both.
Let's just hope EA won't fill remakes with micro transactions and loot boxes to no end. Though knowing Darth Wilson...
I am a huge fan of classic blue, though honestly the orange lightsabers are pretty damn rad as well
The orange lightsaber being like the purple for the sith would make sense in a way
Well it is yellow and red
I honestly can't choose between red and purple lol
I’m going with black (aka the Darksaber). I like its history and its design as well as the color’s potential meaning and symbolism.
(I’ve researched the meaning behind black-colored lightsabers before stumbling across this video (with many suggesting connections to the Sith), I like the idea that black can mean strength and leadership in the Jedi.)
The black lightsaber crystal is represents an individuals personal creed irrespective of Jedi or Sith ones. This is reinforced in the Mandalorian, where the darksaber rejects those who do not have faith in themselves to wield it.
@@theravenousrabbit3671 Black means that fusion of Mandalorian and Jedi ideologies, and that's kinda it yeah. By definition it's a unique weapon similar to Excalibur. People would like to project more meaning into it, but it just wouldn't make sense outside of the Mandalorian-Jedi relationships.
7:43 Technically in Jedi Survivor there are 2 bedlam raiders with Cyan lightsabers, and 2 with Magenta sabers, so there are some in canon, even if they are more like background characters. But I think there isn’t one with indigo so that remains only for cal kestis
7:11 Gotta go with orange. Conceding to one side of the force while forsaking the other while constantly being hindered by rules and guidelines from whichever side you pick just doesn't seem very fun. Orange represents a the free and independent warior that I would more likely be in their universe.
The 2 reasons why Samuel L Jackson wanted a purple lightsaber. 1 he said it was a cool colour, nobody had it before. 2 He wanted it so he could find himself in a fight scene. With all those sabers moving about he wanted to be able to easily spot his character and tell people "See, thats me right there"
Myself id like a red "dark saber".... But ive allways had a love for mauls saber staff....
To be entirely honest I’m picking the Dark Saber. I come from a long line of warriors and while I love the Jedi and the sith depictions and understand they are legit the main focus but I am a mandalorian without a doubt as far as what part I’d belong to as far as the Star Wars universe even though I’d rather be a Jedi I’m being objective about it and actually putting some proper thought into it instead of just picking what i liked. Cuz I want to say purple cuz it’s my favorite color lightsaber and the meaning but deep down I know it’s the Dark Saber.
When I played Kotor 2, my favorite color was silver, and when I played Jedi Survivor, my immediate thought was to go with a white lightsaber crystal. Other than that, my favorite lightsaber color was yellow.
I used to believe that orange lightsabers were used by Jedi who relied on their physical attributes in battle rather than using any form of the force. Take someone, like Cal Kestis, who can roll over and around their enemies, dodge attacks with ease, and are able to effectively move and climb with fighting or deflecting attacks. Orange is for someone who is centered to themselves and while embraces the force in many aspects, relies on their own physical capabilities to fight. Another point that I created is how the force can be used to enhance someone's physical capabilities for a brief period of time. When I first played Fallen Order, I thought it was cool how Cal was able to run across walls for a brief period of time, and I imagined that he used the force to keep himself up. Or how easily he is able to climb around any terrain without getting weary or tired. Orange lightsaber users may use the force to enhance their physical capabilities to make themselves briefly stronger and more agile, as we see with force jumps.
This was my personal belief before I found out about stronger theories or confirmed meanings about the Orange lightsaber, but I still like to believe that orange is the color for Cal Kestis because of the things I've mentioned.
In both playthroughs of fallen order I've chosen the orange lightsaber for him, and will do the same for survivor, so It's my own little headcanon that that's his true lightsaber color.
I totally agree, it’s why I kept orange as his color in the game.
Problem is, it's canonically blue, not orange.
It's fine to have our own headcanons, especially since everyone likes unique colours and meanings, but in the actual lore it's usually much simpler like Lucas said. Good guys get blue or green lightsabers, bad guys red.
New colours are reserved for very special meanings, especially after both Jedi and Sith disappeared (that's the meaning of Tey's yellow saber, Ahsoka's white sabers and the new orange sabers).
Canonically, you don't get new colors just by having a different style or personality. That's in old legends. Instead you pick a color depending on the crystal you found and the values you want your saber to represent.
@@Ezullof mfw lightsabers are literal RGB glowsticks.
green is my favorite color naturally, so I usually want that one, but the main downside is that it is a pretty common color. why I would choose the green consular path is I would prefer not to duel myself but rather use the force powers to my advantage.
Hope the Ashoka show explains the orange lightsabers more bc so far it seems like they have the same or very similar meaning as purple lightsabers. (Balance between light and dark side)
or maybe it means that these people are that incapable that they can't actually make it red by bleeding 😀 but yeah, I also think it means like they are somewhere between light and dark, but slightly more to dark
Spoiler, it didn't really. They are clearly not Siths and their goals seem original, but we still don't really know what they are. They both use the dark side. Maybe they have tainted lightsabers but they didn't intentionally modified the crystals. Maybe it what happens when force users naturally use both sides of the Force without really caring about it. Baylan for instance generally acts like a Jedi (he shows little anger), but he'll still murder anyone standing on his way.
Purple could be intentionally keeping the balance between light and dark, while orange would be akin to a "wild" usage of the Force, considering that both Jedi and Sith ideologies were wrong or obsolete (there's just "the Force").
I could see the difference between purple and orange as basically lawful neutral versus chaotic neutral alignments.
Cyan seems to call back the very first lightsaber ignition in A New Hope where it seemed to glow a lighter shade of blue.
I personally picked that color in Fallen Order because it has this arctic/ice like feel to it that's appropriate for Ilum.
I would use Count Dooku's Hilt with a Yellow Blade AND, when needed/desired, a Blue Shoto Blade, similar to Ahsoka or Yoda.
I would use these with a blend of Form II, Makashi, and Form III, Soresu. So a fighting blend of Dooku and Obi-Wan.
What do you think?
@borrago I do construction. And when I get home I tend to my greenhouse and then do woodworking as a unwind.
I am outside more than most
I think that’s a good blend. I would do soresu, vapad and Form V/Shien
I would be a grey Jedi Especially with either a doom it’s hilt with a purple lightsaber or with a old republic style with white
Purple is my fav colour and it does fit me but yellow fits me much better so I'd go with that one
Ik the sequels are controversial, but one thing I really liked was Rey having a yellow lightsaber. Considering her knowledge mostly comes from the ancient texts, it makes sense that her lightsaber fits her scholarly nature
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@@Wyattforever115 she reads the ancient texts, basically learning in the years between ep 8 and 9 to be a Jedi from an ancient source of knowledge. Jedi with yellow lightsabers were known for being more studious in that sense
The only lightsaber color Rey Palpatine should get is Red, and even that's pushing it.
I thought it's more like orange than yellow when I saw the movie, I have to rewatch it one day, but that day will never come. 😀
@@PidalinWhen I watched the movie, seemed orange to me, also.
I used the cyan color the most in both the jedi games. Magenta in ng+ for Fallen Order. I really like those two colors because of their relationship with RGB and CMY.
Blue & Green light make Cyan, Red & Blue light make Magenta and Red & Green light make yellow. That’s what makes RGB primary colors and CMY secondary colors. And a darker Cyan would just be Teal; another color I really like. Depending on the lighting the Jedi games, you see more of the green in the Cyan Lightsaber pop out, like when you’re on planet Jehda.
Lastly, Cyan was the color lightsaber that T0-B1 had in his episode of Star Wars Visions, my favorite episode.
WHile a bizarre combo, I could see myself ending up with Black, White or Yellow.
Black and white would look sick
My favourite Lightsaber colour has always been orange. I use them in every Star Wars video game that has them, and I'm so stoked that they're finally canon again with Skoll and Hati.
I love lightsabers so freaking much they really are so cool l want yellow lightsaber
As much as I like red, I'd go for purple, as it is unique and is the color of Baltimore Ravens.
Looking at the points associated with each colour it’s hard to make a definitive decision about which colour is best suited to me.
Orange is a colour I’m glad to see in canon but only the creativity aspect matches me, whereas both blue and green both have many points that match with me personally. Perhaps my lightsaber would contain two kyber crystals (like some Jedi such as Ki-Adi Mundi and Agen Kolar) or I simply have two lightsabers, one with a blue kyber crystal and the other with a green one.
Red is my favourite colour but it’s not a crystal I see myself having.
Maybe the strongest trait your have will be your color.
@@queenangelofdarkness9139 looking at the list of what blue and green represent one word that I am drawn to is “harmony” so I guess my kyber crystal would be green, as a symbol of my wanting to live in harmony with the universe and the Force
I actually enjoy the Bleeding process that comes in creating a Sith lightsaber.
I personally feel, my lightsaber would be indigo. It is a color that is not quite blue and not quite violet. I stay firmly in the light, but I acknowledge and accept my inner Dark while striving to keep it at bay.
Reject purity, embrace evil!
Yes - Purple/Violet/Magenta/Indigo Colors suits me Moar!
Since indigo is between purple and blue, it might mean a Jedi who doesn't skirt the dark side as much as Mace does, but doesn't totally shun it either.
Cyan could simply signify a Jedi who has mastered both the combative and mental aspects of the Force, and chooses to channel both equally.
Magenta... I don't know.
I'd re-imagined Kyber Crystals, what I also like to refer to them as Cyber Crystals, as colors, now known for being each Type Class Series, if so, to be honest. Blue for Blue-used Characters. Green for Green-used Characters. Red for Red-used Characters. Yellow for Yellow-used Characters. Purple for Purple-used Characters. Violet for Violet-used Characters. Cyan for Cyan-used Characters. Orange for Orange-used Characters. Lime for Lime-used Characters. Indigo for Indigo-used Characters. Magenta for Magenta-used Characters. Spring Green for Spring Green-used Characters. Azure for Azure-used Characters. Black for Black-used Characters. White for White-used Characters. Pink for Pink-used Colors. Rose Colors for Rose-used Characters. Dark Colors for Dark-used Characters. Light Colors for Light-used Characters. Elemental Colors for Elemental-used Characters. Techno Colors for Techno-used Characters. Crystalline Colors for Crystalline-used Characters. Necromancer Colors for Necromancer-used Characters. And so much more. 😊😊😊 I'll add that to my list, as well as the Lightsaber Type/Variant, as well, also! 😊😊😊
I like the acceptance that ‘canon’ is created from real life aspects and the video accepts that rather than suggesting that everything is the way it is solely because of the story as if it was real life
Purple or Orange for me when tieing meaning to personality
I would wield a Green lightsaber.
I have always been a huge fan of lightsaber duels and choreography so you’d think that blue would be more my path - but I am a fairly peaceful and Tranquil person who enjoys meditating, learning, and nature. I have always viewed the force as way of life, not a means to an end as the sith would use it - or the more aggressive approach as the Jedi guardians use it.
Jedi councilors as Yoda says “Jedi use the force for knowledge and defense, never for attack.” And that’s always resonated with me.
And I really like the lore and portrayal of Qui-Gon Jinn as a Jedi master, and I believe his deep understanding of the force would be my preferred method of learning if I was to choose him as a master.
My favorite is actually Viridian, which we’ve only seen (as far as I know) in Knights of the Old Republic 2 and Star Wars: The Old Republic. It’s never been explained what they mean, and it’s so interesting to theorize what they could signify.
I thought an orange crystal was created through a failure to bleed a yellow crystal?
purple will always be my favorite, not only is it my favorite color, but also a balance between the light and dark side of the force, which fits me well, light dark, who cares about that, doing whatever it takes to save those you care about is all that matters, protecting innocent lives, it shouldn't matter if the dark side is being used as long as I'm still doing the right thing
Would you kindly explain the unique design of a LightSaber's Length, Shape, hilt/handle as to how it contributes to its wielder in a fight or Form Combat.
Example:
Ashoka with Two Light Sabers for Dual Welding (but different length)
Darth Maul/ Temple Guard with Double-Bladed Light Saber (does it only need 1 Crystal?)
Count Dooku with a Curved-hilt for Swordsmanship (Are anymore different hilt designs?)
etc.
ruclips.net/video/ACnN6ZftBCI/видео.htmlsi=sQSx3HjycMCZjTw6 this video explains all the variations of lightsabers also made by Red Five. Very interesting
I tend to hear a lot of debate over Cal’s lightsaber color, but I tend to think that either his color fluctuates, representing his state of mind or thought process, or that it’s orange, something caused by his 5 year stay on Bracca and age. I feel like most Jedi would focus on the color of their blade and determine their style and future based on that, but getting a new crystal and it being a different color can truly represent someone.
The canon colour of his lightsaber is blue. The player can change it for customization but there's no real debate there. So of course the vast majority of players pick another colour because nobody likes to stay with the default option, but if we want to talk about the lore, it's blue.
Ever since I was a Padawan in 2019, I've always had a green lightsaber (although I've occasionally used the blue one in my possession when I've sparred with younglings). That's because my mindfulness practise and discipline has always been better than my lightsaber skills - I've never been a brilliant duelist due to lack of practise.
After seeing a lot of star wars media depicting different colors and meaninga to each lightsaber, i really hope you'd tackle the "dark core" crystals, at least thats what i like to call them as i dont know their actual name, like the one we see in in star wars visions (even if not canon i still think its cool) where the girl had a lightsaber that had its outer blade a green shade but the interior of the blade was black
If Disney keeps doing what there doing. We will get a lightsaber that pulses with colors of the pride flag.
Orange or red for me, no doubt.
I never understand why people credit SLJ for creating the purple lightsaber in ATOC. Ki Adi Mundi’s lightsaber in the Episode One action figure was literally purple. They existed and were thought of well before his request.
Orange means that the wielder is a grey(gray) Jedi, and there is another one which is silver and silver means calm
5:05 ecolyte is out and we learn NOTHING at all. 😂 i just hope that show didn't exist.
I remember going to school after seeing RoTJ, everyone was talking about the green lightsabre and the reason its green was because Luke was a newbie Jedi and didnt know how to make them properly.... it was still my favourite at the time and still is, as Ive got the StarWars replica of that very design that I got in early 2000's. God I loved that film and still do for me its still the best of them all.
If this is "Disney" lore its not canon
Even Rogue One?
Disney lore is canon. Sorry to hurt your fee fees. But they bought the IP. Stick your head in the sand if you want.
Yes it is, people really need to get over it and stop saying this
@@Mizfit36 no its not
What is "Disney"
The Jedi path is obviously what a newbie would decide to follow. When you look at Anakin Skywalker's defection story, it's unsurprising to see the usefulness of the Site path although they're evil and greedy. I remember someone talking about "Grey Jedi" who sort of had beliefs from both paths. Mace Windu is a Jedi, but he has both light and dark ideologies that I can relate to. Therefore, I think the purple lightsaber is perfect for me.
Fun video and very informative, thank you 🙏
Phantom menace was my first Star Wars movie and qui gan green lightsaber was always something I wanted and it helps that green is my favorite color
I want red green or purple, but based on what I know about lightsabers and about what I know about me, I’d end up with blue, purple or orange
I would love to either have a purple lightsaber or a yellow one. I would probably prefer purple, because, well my channel logo
I like how when red was talking about indigo, magenta and cyan there's just a luger in the background.
In jedi survivor, for new game+ there's a new lightsaber colour called Party. It just cycles through the different colours whenever you swing
"Lightsabers are cool"
You've got my like, my sub and my right kidney.
I would want an unstable purple lightsaber but have the excess energy come out the bottom in a small flame instead of a cross guard.
Probably not a popular opinion, but the colors correlate with the “tree of life” of Kabbalah.
The tree is represented by three pillars, The pillar of severity, pillar of mildness and the pillar of mercy. Planets Saturn/Mars/Mercury reside on the pillar of severity and are symbolically Black/Red/Orange. The sun and moon are in the middle pillar of mildness and colors Yellow and Purple. The pillar of Mercy has Jupiter and Venus, which are Blue and Green. Star Wars seems to follow this pattern as well as many comic book characters as they are 8:29 typically derivatives of the ancient gods (now super heroes).
For example purple- the moon turns dark and light, in ancient myths Diana the Huntress/Archer. In modern Hawkeye. The legacy of these ancient systems still carry on today.
Purple is the coolest imo, balance of light and dark
But the color that I have the most respect for is white. Undoing the bleeding of a crystal to purify it is awesome
Personally i would choose a white crossguard
There was a hilarious and silly fanfic where Anakin (I don't recall properly since I read it quite a while ago, but he may have time-travelled) decided to just say "Kriff it!" and be a total silly over everything, including deciding he wanted a rainbow lightsaber. The author asked readers what their crazy lightsaber colour would be, and I said a blacklight saber. Nothing as simppe as the Darksaber, which is just black and white, but a saber whose blade is black and purple verging into ultraviolet.
Yeah, I know, it's silly, but that matches the humour fic I came up with it to comment to. For a more serious answer, going on the associations, probably green because I'd probably veer more on the mental side.
purple is my favorite because it presents the balance between the dark side and the light side. purple shows that both the dark side and light side are both right and wrong
Imo at this current moment its:
Red: Sith Faction
Blue: Jedi Faction
Green: Jedi Faction/more tune with the light side of the force
Purple: Jedi Faction/more tune with the dark side of the force
White: No Faction/light side force
Orange: No Faction/dark side force
Yellow: Any Faction/ No Faction/Any side of the force or usage of force
The Cyan & Indigo in the Jedi Games are a lot closer to the 'blues' of Anakins and Obi-Wans Lightsaber respectively in ANH, I think (in SWTOR those color crystals is called "Farmhand Blue" for Anakin/Luke and possibly "Cloud Blue" for Obi-Wan).
4:03 I’d like everyone that hears this think to think about what colour blue and red make when combined, I never noticed it until a friend of mine pointed it out.
Anakin's lightsaber was actually cyan in episode 4. But it's just a technical thing, it's blue canonically.
I love cyan much more tho, so it great they added it in survivor
Yellow is my favorite
I remember reading/hearing that in Legends or original material, the Orange lightsabers were for those who avoided violence in favor of diplomacy; only using their weapon as a last result. If a wielder of an orange blade drew their weapon, you knew you messed up.
Though I could be wrong, I've been unable to find where I originally got this idea from, but it stuck with me cuz I liked the concept
Brah, if anyone brandished a Lightsaber you know you've fucked up.
Id definitely go with purple. I'd be inbetween the light and dark side
I actually like the black core purple blade from SWTOR. Probably one of the coolest (maybe canon) types of saber color styles.
There was an episode 1 era ps1 game named "Jedi power battles".;it had Plo Kloon with a yellow/orange lightsaber. It was my first introduction to lightsabers being something other than red, blue, or green. I thought it was so cool. To show the age of the game... This gane had mace windu using a blue lightsaber, as his one and ONLY appearance had been in episode 1 at this time.
But yeah. That first yellow/orange lightsaber used by Plo Kloon was SO cool. I was shocked to see him years later using a blue lightsaber instead
Adi Gallia had a red lightsaber at one point. Both in the comics and in the Jedi Power Battles video game.
Honestly when I play star wars games like KOTOR 1 & 2, swtor (mmorpg), or jedi outcast, etc... i always end up choosing purple; regardless of force alignment.
After your video however; I do think it would be interesting to duel wield lightsabers. Left hand for white/silver, and right for red. I normally end up with purple because there's no telling what I might do in such games, but the way i'm picturing it is: main hand (red) for offense/resolute even unto death; offhand (white/silver) being that of defense/reflection/parry.
Honestly it would be interesting to get a star wars rpg game as in depth as KOTOR 1&2, and to have a dual combat system. What I mean here is being able to control both sabers independent of each other. For example: thugs attacking a refugee... (A) Kill the thugs (B) Display your strength by blocking everything they throw at you. While I enjoy and love the games out now... I've yet to see one where you're not forced to fight 80% of the time. I mean imagine a sith lord #Vader, going on a rampage; force alignment aside; most remarks are that sith and jedi are the same exact thing to the commoners. Yet picture if you will a lone jedi engaging a horde of enemies, but doesn't kill anybody; instead bolts are deflected, explosives force repelled and used to sabotage war machines. Now that's a game I would truly interested in seeing. Idk I'm a star wars rpg lover, but having choices of "outright murder" or "self-defense" have gotten stale. I'm rambling sorry guys; tend to do that when I deep think lol.
I really hope Legends Ezra Bridger got orange because the Legends descriptions of orange just describes Ezra perfectly
7:44 Cyan is the first ever lightsaber to be filmed on screen. The one Obi-Won gave to Luke. It’s a light blue (cyan) rather than a normal blue which is seen in the prequels
Ya know, to make this video more canon, you should’ve used Traya instead of Mara Jade
As with Sam aka Windu and Darth Revan I would wield a purple lightsaber 😁 I have a strong balance with both the light and dark. I could see myself also wielding Cyan is it? Or a baby blue color.