Carrie Fisher admitted on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that if Leia were to ever brandish a lightsaber in Star Wars, she'd want it to be a purple one. Perhaps Brockbank's art was a way of ...

In the original Star Wars trilogy, it is hinted that Leia is force sensitive since she is the daughter of Anakin Skywalker and sister to Luke. She and Luke have a connection that allows her to ...

Jackson, whose favorite color is purple. As such, there’s no hidden meaning to this rare lightsaber within the canon Star Wars universe. However, Star Wars Legends stories link a purple ...

A recent Star Warsproject offered more clarity on what a purple lightsaber represents, which also provides new context for Mace Windu's actions in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith.

Jackson requesting a purple lightsaber for Mace Windu in the prequel trilogy. Lucas acquiesced to Jackson’s request. In Star Wars canon as it exists today, there aren’t broad definitions for ...

In the current Star Wars universe ... of-a-Kind Blade One cannot discuss the coolest lightsabers without paying homage to Mace Windu’s iconic purple blade. No other Jedi, past or future ...

"Andor" is about regular people rising up against an evil government, no Jedi-wielded weapons required. That's a first for ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Star Wars ... called a lightsaber pike, The Clone Wars almost introduced a weapon even more in line with a traditional pike. This concept art shows ...

They were famously described as 'an elegant weapon of a more civilized age' in the first ever Star Wars ... lightsaber. In the prequel trilogy, Mace Windu, played by Samuel L Jackson, had a purple ...

Where do you customize your lightsaber in Jedi Survivor? Star Wars Jedi Survivor lightsaber colors and other customization options let you fashion a Jedi weapon that is uniquely yours. While there ...

With a press of the button on this hilt you can change the color of the Legacy Lightsaber Blade to blue, green, purple ... and is obsessed with Star Wars.