As Anakin Skywalker’s apprentice, Ahsoka grows into an independent-minded Jedi warrior during the Clone Wars. She fights with a green lightsaber and later a shorter second saber with a yellow-green blade, often using her distinctive reverse grip.

After leaving the Jedi Order, Ahsoka follows her own path and helps the fight against the Empire. Her two white lightsabers have curved hilts and different lengths, suited to her fast, flowing fighting style.

Anakin is the daring Jedi general and Ahsoka Tano’s mentor in The Clone Wars. His blue lightsaber represents the hero he is during the war, before his fear of loss leads him to the dark side.

Anakin Skywalker is the Chosen One and Obi-Wan Kenobi’s apprentice, who eventually becomes Darth Vader. After his fall, Obi-Wan keeps his blue lightsaber from Revenge of the Sith and later passes it on to Luke.

Asajj Ventress is a Nightsister who chooses her own path after serving as Dooku’s assassin. After losing her two red sabers, she uses a yellow lightsaber, seen in Dark Disciple and her later return in the animated series.

Bastila Shan is a Jedi from Knights of the Old Republic, known for her rare Battle Meditation. Her double-bladed yellow lightsaber and special bond with Revan make her a distinctive character within Star Wars Legends.

Ben Solo, the son of Han Solo and Leia Organa, is trained as a Jedi by Luke Skywalker. Before his fall and adoption of the name Kylo Ren, he uses a blue lightsaber with a straight hilt, without the distinctive side blades of his later weapon.

Bo-Katan is a Mandalorian warrior who seeks to reunite her people and reclaim Mandalore. As a wielder of the Darksaber, she carries its distinctive black blade with a white glow, an ancient symbol of Mandalorian leadership.

Cal Kestis is an Order 66 survivor from Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor. He starts with the damaged lightsaber of his master Jaro Tapal and later builds his own weapon using parts from Tapal and Cere Junda, allowing him to fight with one or two blades.

In Jedi: Survivor, Cal Kestis expands his fighting style with a crossguard lightsaber featuring two short side blades. This stance delivers slow, powerful attacks; the player can choose the blade’s colour.

Cere Junda is an Order 66 survivor and an important mentor to Cal Kestis. In Jedi: Survivor, she protects the Jedi Archive on Jedha with a blue lightsaber that reflects her renewed faith in the Force.

Count Dooku, also known as Darth Tyranus, is a former Jedi Master and the Sith leader of the Separatists. His red lightsaber with its curved hilt suits his elegant, precise duelling style, which puts even experienced Jedi under pressure.

Darth Jadus is a masked Sith Lord from The Old Republic who leads Imperial Intelligence. His icy composure, dark schemes and red lightsaber make him a menacing figure within Star Wars Legends.

Darth Malgus is a powerful Sith warrior from The Old Republic, recognisable by his heavy armour and breathing mask. With his red lightsaber and brute strength, he leads the devastating attack on the Jedi Temple on Coruscant.

Darth Maul is Darth Sidious’s feared Sith apprentice in The Phantom Menace. His double-bladed red lightsaber, red-and-black face and acrobatic fighting style make his duel with Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi unforgettable.

Revan is the masked Jedi who becomes a Sith Lord in Knights of the Old Republic. His story revolves around lost memories and the choice between light and darkness; within Star Wars Legends, he is often depicted with a red and a purple lightsaber.

Dark Rey is the dark apparition Rey sees in a vision in The Rise of Skywalker. She wears a black cloak and carries a hinged, double-bladed red lightsaber that unfolds from a folded position into a long staff.

Darth Sidious is Emperor Palpatine’s Sith identity, the manipulator behind the Republic’s fall. His compact lightsaber has a finely crafted metal hilt and a red blade, which he uses to attack with surprising speed and ruthlessness.

Darth Vader, once Anakin Skywalker, is Emperor Palpatine’s feared right-hand man. His red lightsaber, black armour and heavy breathing make him the face of the Empire; his fighting combines powerful strikes with overwhelming mastery of the Force.

In Return of the Jedi, Darth Vader faces his son Luke in the Emperor’s throne room. He fights a final duel with his red lightsaber before choosing his son and returning to the light as Anakin Skywalker.

In Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader hunts his former master ten years after their battle on Mustafar. His red lightsaber and brutal Force powers reveal a Sith Lord driven by anger, revenge and the scars of his past.

Ezra Bridger is Kanan Jarrus’s young Jedi apprentice in Star Wars Rebels. His first blue lightsaber has a built-in blaster; later, he builds a new weapon with a green blade and a more traditional hilt.

Galen Marek, nicknamed Starkiller, is Darth Vader’s secret apprentice in The Force Unleashed. This Legends warrior often holds his lightsaber in a reverse grip; during his journey, his weapon is shown with both a red and a blue blade.

The Grand Inquisitor is a former Jedi Temple Guard who hunts surviving Jedi for the Empire. His red lightsaber has two blades and a ring-shaped hilt that allows the weapon to spin, putting additional pressure on his opponents.

Grogu is the young Force user and Din Djarin’s companion in The Mandalorian. During his training with Luke, he is offered a choice between Yoda’s green lightsaber and beskar chainmail. He chooses Din and has no lightsaber of his own.

The Jedi Temple Guards are the masked protectors of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. Their ceremonial robes and double-bladed yellow lightsabers distinguish them from other Jedi and emphasise their anonymous service to the Order.

Kanan Jarrus is a Jedi who survives Order 66 and trains Ezra Bridger in Star Wars Rebels. His blue lightsaber can be dismantled and carried in separate parts on his belt, allowing him to conceal his Jedi identity.

Kyle Katarn is a former Imperial soldier who becomes a Jedi in the Dark Forces and Jedi Knight games. In Jedi Outcast, this Legends hero wields a blue lightsaber, combining it with blasters and a practical, resolute fighting style.

Kylo Ren, born Ben Solo, is the son of Han Solo and Leia Organa and becomes leader of the First Order. His red crossguard lightsaber has two side blades and an unstable, crackling glow caused by a damaged kyber crystal.

Leia Organa is the princess of Alderaan, a leader of the Rebel Alliance and later a general of the Resistance. She trains as a Jedi with her brother Luke and builds an elegant blue lightsaber, which Rey later uses in the battle on Exegol.

In A New Hope, Luke Skywalker receives his father Anakin’s blue lightsaber from Obi-Wan Kenobi. With this silver-coloured weapon, he takes his first steps as a Jedi, until he loses it during his duel with Darth Vader on Bespin.

Before Return of the Jedi, Luke Skywalker builds his own green lightsaber. Its slender, thin-necked hilt becomes his signature Jedi weapon, which he uses to free Jabba’s prisoners and face Darth Vader in the Emperor’s throne room.

Mace Windu is a respected Jedi Master and member of the Jedi Council during the prequels. His striking purple lightsaber, with a silver-coloured hilt and gold accents, suits his powerful duelling style and determined manner.

Din Djarin is the armoured bounty hunter and Grogu’s protector in The Mandalorian. After defeating Moff Gideon, he temporarily carries the Darksaber: a distinctive lightsaber with a black blade and a bright white edge.

Mara Jade is the former Emperor’s Hand who becomes a Jedi and Luke Skywalker’s wife in Star Wars Legends. She uses several lightsabers: first a magenta blade, later the blue Skywalker weapon and a purple saber she builds herself.

Marrok is a former Inquisitor who works as a mercenary for Morgan Elsbeth in Ahsoka. His enclosed armour and spinning, double-bladed red lightsaber with a ring-shaped hilt give this mysterious warrior a menacing appearance.

Moff Gideon is an Imperial leader who hunts Grogu in The Mandalorian. He wields the Darksaber, the ancient Mandalorian weapon with a black blade, until Din Djarin defeats him and takes the saber.

Mother Talzin is the powerful leader of the Nightsisters on Dathomir and Darth Maul’s mother. She conjures a green, flaming sword using Nightsister magic. This is the Blade of Talzin: a magical weapon that can withstand lightsabers.

Nari is a Jedi who survived Order 66 and hides on Tatooine in Obi-Wan Kenobi. He defends himself against the Inquisitors with his lightsaber, before asking Obi-Wan for help and eventually having his hiding place discovered.

In The Phantom Menace, Obi-Wan Kenobi is Qui-Gon Jinn’s apprentice. His blue lightsaber with a black-and-silver hilt accompanies him in the duel on Naboo, where he defeats Darth Maul and takes responsibility for Anakin.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is the Jedi Master and Anakin Skywalker’s former mentor who watches over Luke after Order 66. His blue lightsaber with its distinctive thin neck is one of the best-known Jedi weapons and accompanies him from the Clone Wars into exile.

Palpatine becomes Chancellor, Emperor and the hidden Sith Master Darth Sidious. Behind his political façade lies a deadly warrior with a compact red lightsaber and devastating Force lightning, which he uses to overpower even experienced Jedi.

Pre Vizsla is the leader of Death Watch in The Clone Wars and a rival of the peaceful Mandalorian government. He wields the Darksaber, the black lightsaber passed down through his clan for generations, until he loses it to Maul.

Qui-Gon Jinn is the independent-minded Jedi Master who discovers Anakin Skywalker and trains Obi-Wan Kenobi. His green lightsaber has a silver-coloured hilt with a black, ribbed grip and is used in his final duel with Darth Maul on Naboo.

In The Acolyte, Qimir conceals his identity as the dangerous dark warrior known as The Stranger. His red lightsaber contains a hidden short saber, which he can detach to fight with two weapons at once. His cortosis armour can temporarily disable enemy lightsabers.

In the sequel trilogy, Rey grows from a scavenger on Jakku into a Jedi and eventually chooses the name Skywalker. After training with Anakin’s and Leia’s weapons, she builds her own yellow lightsaber, with a hilt made from her staff.

Sabine Wren is the creative Mandalorian rebel from Rebels and later Ahsoka’s apprentice. She temporarily carries the Darksaber and, in Ahsoka, uses the green lightsaber Ezra left her, with a hilt she has modified herself.

Santari Khri is a Jedi Master and researcher from the High Republic, known from Jedi: Survivor. She works on the discovery of Tanalorr and uses a blue lightsaber with an elegant hilt, suited to the refined style of her era.

Satele Shan is the Jedi Grand Master from The Old Republic and a descendant of Bastila Shan. Within Star Wars Legends, she is known for her strong connection to the Force and her double-bladed blue lightsaber, with which she fights the Sith Empire.

Shin Hati is Baylan Skoll’s ambitious apprentice in Ahsoka. Her orange-red lightsaber has a slender hilt with a distinctive emitter. Her fierce, direct fighting style contrasts with her master’s calm, heavy attacks.

Sol is a Jedi Master from The Acolyte who is haunted by the consequences of an old mission. His blue lightsaber has a simple metal hilt and suits his controlled, precise way of fighting.

Stellan Gios is a respected Jedi Master from the High Republic and a prominent representative of the Order. His blue crossguard lightsaber has gold accents and a folding metal crossguard that supports the two short side blades.

Yoda is the centuries-old Jedi Master who trains generations of Jedi and later Luke Skywalker. His small green lightsaber is tailored to his stature, but in his hands the weapon becomes the centrepiece of a lightning-fast, acrobatic fighting style.