Star Wars: Ahsoka - series collection

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      Which lightsabers are found in Star Wars: Ahsoka? The series combines Ahsoka Tano's white lightsabers with the green lightsaber of Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger's new blue weapon and the orange red blades of Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati. Marrok adds a recognizable Inquisitor design. In this series you can read the story behind their various weapons and find direct links to the KenJo Sabers models that belong to the characters.

      Short summary of the Ahsoka series

      After the fall of the Empire, Ahsoka investigates a threat connected to the possible return of Grand Admiral Thrawn. Sabine hopes to find the lost Ezra Bridger. Their quest brings old allies together again, but also exposes the difficult relationship between master and pupil. Morgan Elsbeth is working on Thrawn's return and gets help from Baylan Skoll, Shin Hati and other warriors. The journey ultimately leads the main characters beyond their familiar galaxy, where their personal goals do not always coincide.

      Ahsoka Tano: What white lightsabers does she use?

      Ahsoka uses a long lightsaber and a shorter one with white blades. The combination fits with her experience with two weapons, but differs from the handle and colors from her Padawan years. As a former pupil of Anakin she carries with her the history of the Jedi without simply returning to the old Order. Her own role as a teacher once again raises the question of how much trust she can give to a pupil.

      Katano is the Ahsoka-inspired set with curved long and short hilts. The shorter weapon serves as a shoto, with a specific role rather than simply being a smaller copy. Daisho refers to a different Ahsoka look. Compare both sets by shape and era; for more character-oriented options you will find the existing Ahsoka lightsaber collection.

      Sabine Wren and Ezra Bridger: two connected stories

      Sabine: Mandalorian warrior and pupil

      Sabine bears the green lightsaber associated with Ezra's previous life and develops that legacy into part of her own equipment. At the same time, her Mandalorian background remains visible. Her relationship to Ahsoka is not the same as the self-evident training of a young Jedi in a safe temple: their trust must be rebuilt.

      Wrencher is linked to Sabine Wren. Together with the Sabine Wren helmet you can show both sides of her character. That is a different combination than a Darksaber display from her Rebels story; not every weapon Sabine ever wears is the same design.

      Ezra: a new blue lightsaber with a memory of Kanan

      Ezra's return does not mean that he simply takes back his old equipment. With the help of Huyang he builds a new lightsaber, with a part connecting him to his former master Kanan. The blue lightsaber marks a new phase after his long absence. Farbound, inspired by Ezra Bridger, is the model to look at that later character phase.

      Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati: are they Sith?

      Baylan is a former Jedi who operates as a mercenary and has Shin as a student. They face Ahsoka and Sabine, but are not easily placed as a Sith master and Sith student. Their orange red lightsabers make them visually recognizable, while their goals do not coincide entirely with those of Morgan Elsbeth. Baylan is looking for something bigger than just the next assignment; Shin must determine which place she has in his plans.

      Compare Arcanum and Dark Arcanum as Baylan Skoll-inspired lightsabers. For his pupil, Stranded Shadow is linked to Shin Hati. Together, these hilts form a meaningful master-and-apprentice combination, not just two designs with a similar colour of the blade.

      Marrok: the Inquisitor silhouette

      Marrok is a masked opponent with a double-bladed, red Inquisitor weapon. His appearance adds a different fighting style alongside Baylan's and Shin's single-bladed lightsabers. Knight Enforcer is inspired by Marrok. Compare this round hilt concept with the tighter forms of the other opponents when you want to make their different roles visible.

      Captain Enoch and the Night Troopers

      Thrawn's troops tell their own story about survival and return. The Captain Enoch helmet and Night Trooper helmet join that world. Thrawn and his soldiers are not Sith because they are fighting the heroes; their threat is mainly military and strategic.

      Frequently Asked Questions about Ahsoka Lightsabers

      Are Ahsoka's white lightsabers the same as her Clone Wars weapons?

      No. These are designs from different phases of her life. For her earlier training, you can see The Clone Wars.

      Does Ezra still have his blaster lightsaber in Ahsoka?

      No. His first blue lightsaber with blaster function belongs to Rebels. In Ahsoka he builds a new blue handle, with a different history and shape.