Lightsabers now come in almost any color imaginable.īut after having seen so many lightsabers in so many different colors, one very major question has remained unanswered. Ranging from black to white, and yellow and orange. The Star Wars fandom erupted over how we had been introduced to a new lightsaber color almost two decades later.īut that was not all, throughout so many forms of media and content, we have seen numerous lightsaber colors. All over the world, fans lost their mind at the concept that lightsabers could come in colors other than the iconic blue and red that they had previously seen.Īlmost 20 years later, with the release of Star Wars Episode II: The Attack of The Clones, we were introduced to Mace Windu and his uniquely purple lightsaber.
Near the end of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, and three years later in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, we saw the terrifying red-bladed variation of the lightsaber, wielded by none other than Darth Vader.Īfter another three years, in 1983, Luke Skywalker ignited his iconic green lightsaber for the first time on screen. The vibrant blue blade humming with energy instantly became a fan favorite. And while we say modern, we mean any time after the release of A New Hope back in 1977.įrom the first time that Luke was given his father’s lightsaber by Obi-Wan Kenobi and was told that it was a more elegant weapon from a more civilized time, movie-goers wanted one for themselves. A lightsaber is one of, if not the most recognizable fantasy weapons in modern pop culture.
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