7 Sith That REFUSED To Use Red Lightsabers and Why

[@benjaminacuna8013]

There’s also Darth Kreia she used three purple light sabers

[@christianmeier6538]

3? Did she had a double sided one and a Single blade?

[@joshuaandree9007]

I’m 30 and I still think that Star Wars is dope. KOTOR was an amazing game. Wish they had completed the series better.

[@thereturnofdarthcaedus]

im 33 but i dont like the sequel trilogy at all im not a fan of those films due to them being rushed and kathleen kennedy is running star wars like its marvel when star wars is not marvel its differnt plus she shot down alot of good film ideas that would have been good but she pushed all those things down which was a bad move she should never be allowed to head of lucasfim after her bob iger and others mistreated george lucas she stated in a interview that when making the sequel trilogy we have no books no comics no scripts then you look back at what she did to the old eu she deemed and made no longer canon a big pile of bs plus george lucas himself said he hated the force awakens if you watch the force awakens closely its a soft reboot of a new hope without obi wan kenobi oh i forgot te destroyer of the star trek frenchise just now destroyed star wars yet he turned star trek into star wars and his force awaken film was pure trashfire dont get me started on the last jedi i can bash on that film for hours years and months i can even bash on the rise of skywalker for years months and years you easily tell im like linkara but in a diffiernt way

[@rondareongaming9161]

Being 30 got nothing to do with it lol.

[@thereturnofdarthcaedus]

@@rondareongaming9161 im 33 years old and still listen to slipknot i own all their studio albums and love them all im just not a fan of the star wars sequel trilogy i hate those films i hate everyting about those films ill never like them those films to me are not canon they are pure fan fiction

[@SirLeDoux]

Lol. I’m 53 and still enjoy it. I especially love the Clone War cartoons- both the original 2d drawn ones and then the series . I haven’t seen the last Jedi and won’t. Kathleen Kennedy ruined that mythos with her garbage. IMO that is. Other great fantasy movies for you youngsters to watch- Dragonslayer, Krull, Beastmaster, Excalibur , The Neverending Story . Enjoy my friends

[@thereturnofdarthcaedus]

@@rondareongaming9161 to me jacksons hobbit movies make way more sense than those star wars sequel trilogy even jacksons king kong and lod of the ring films make way more sense than the entire sequel trilogy

[@westenev]

I actually wouldn't mind more colours for Sith blades to denote different values (like consular or guardian), but I can see why the red vs blue/green was used (mainly stage effects, would a sentinel's yellow blade look good on screen? Probably not).

[@ericvulgate]

Lucas had red and blue. In Jedi the blue saber wasn't showing up with the sky as a background on jabba's yacht so they went with green.

[@thegoatedgelord]

dark blue

[@TheShadow14150]

Ask Rey 🤮

[@1991jwp]

Red works really well as a dark side colour (red blade and black clothes is probably the most striking visual for a villain), but as this video points out, several dark siders have used other colours, especially if they used to be Jedi, so it's fine not to use red. My bigger issue is with the revised canon that says the red comes from "bleeding" crystals. I think I preferred it when the explanation was that a Sith's lightsaber crystal was synthetic (lightsaber crystals only occurred naturally on the planet of Ilum, which was closely guarded by the Jedi Order, making it impossible for a Sith to gain access), and the red colour was a result of the dark side energy they put into creating it. Luke's Return of the Jedi crystal was also synthetic, but wasn't red as he wouldn't have used the dark side to make it. I like the system you have in KOTOR where the colour is determined by the crystal, and to change the colour of the blade, you need to change the crystal.

[@eugenebelford9087]

Fully agree. I also think that this "bleeding"/ "cleansing" ... ultimately "soul-bonding" stuff is weird and not well thought through. I prefer a more engineering/ technical/ scientific explanation, too. ... I was just thinking: If the super-weapon on a Death Star works using these crystals, shouldn't it become immediately deep crimson after vaporizing Alderaan?

[@1991jwp]

@@eugenebelford9087 I don't mind an element of soul-bonding. Having a Jedi youngling explore a crystal cave in search of one they are particularly attuned to is very on-brand even in Legends (and was quite a good episode of The Clone Wars), but I think the colour should be a natural property of the crystal. The canon lore says you bleed a crystal by meditating on it and pouring your hatred and anger into it, which is why you don't get colour change in the Death Star superlaser (which surely would have happened after Jeddah in Rogue One if it was going to? Also, why is it green as opposed to any other colour?), or Anakin's lightsaber after Operation Knightfall.

[@phillipmargrave]

That makes the most sense, changing the crystal changes the color. I’ve always thought making a crystal bleed was a moronic idea.

[@ericvulgate]

Me too synthetic was better.

[@Telmanar]

Yes...completely agree. Legends did it better.

[@Quintinthegreat]

When I was a kid, I noted that the Jedi used the basic three cool colors for lightsabers which were blue, green, and purple. I also noted that the Sith typically used red, so I came to the conclusion that there would be Sith out there that used the other two warm colors of yellow and orange. However, I found out that red was the only color they used... and sometimes purple. I almost would rather have the Jedi use the three cool colors and the Sith use the three warm colors. But that's just my opinion.

[@jamiesonboulanger1478]

Jedi have yellow and white sabers

[@klampassn9987]

@@jamiesonboulanger1478 i think sith should adopt some orange saber for like junior sith i kinda sad for that

[@ironmindf9655]

That makes sense especially when taking into account kyber crystals that actually generated heat and cold

[@willjohnson6154]

When I was a kid this was my headcanon mate

[@Lemontarts01]

​@@jamiesonboulanger1478 white is not a crystal that appears naturally. White crystals are red crystals repurified from the dark. No jedi uses them

[@andersbylund2753]

I would like to see more shades, like you mentiond bane having a darker shade of red. Also wouldnt it be more of an insult if the sith used a green, blue etc. blade?

[@Just_Pele]

I don't think so. Bleeding a kyber crystal shows that Sith's hatred for other beings, because every time they activate their lightsaber the crystal is in great pain, and a Jedi can feel that suffering.

[@Skitz6969]

@@Just_Pele a Sith using a white blade would be insulting.

[@ahmadag1820]

@@Just_Pele not necessarili\ly ancient they have been in doctorinated into it

[@TheShadow14150]

It would, the Jedi would be disgusted by the use of a lightsaber that represented them, especially if they were from former Jedi themselves!

[@andersbylund2753]

@@TheShadow14150 like grevious did

[@ImmortalAbsol]

Surely Maul with the Darksaber counts.

[@an-animal-lover]

If Anakins brief use of his blue blade upon being anointed as Vader counts, then yeah. Plus you see others in the list, such as Krayt, you also used the traditional red blade with another blade of a different color

[@phillipmargrave]

I’ve always liked the color orange. If I was a force user I would be a Sith with a crimson lightsaber and an orange lightsaber. I really dislike the notion that orange lightsabers are weak. Orange is an amazing color and would look awesome being turned on in the dark.

[@an-animal-lover]

I agree that orange lightsabers look awesome. In Fallen Order, I always used the orange color for mine. Until the time I had to make a new Saber and choose the color by the crystal, then I accidentally made it pink because by the light I thought it was red, whoops. I shouldn't have experimented, should've just made it orange immediately

[@TheShadow14150]

The inly reason for that is “fools kyber” which is indeed quite feeble and happens to be orange. Orange is a very powerful color! The heart of the guardian was orange (the crystal prophesied to appear to the chosen in the old republic). And the most selfless of Jedi use orange lightsabers (they’re more of pacifists). And dark Jedi used orange lightsabers (and were very powerful as well)! You could totally be a Sith and wield an orange lightsaber!

[@MultiDryder]

I'm open to both sides using different colors but it does make sense as far as jedi and sith go for ceremonial and war time purposes to use there colors with adi gallia a good example which is using red until clone wars then switching to blue and letting dark jedi use whatever color they want cause they are generally not affiliated with any organization

[@johnchhouk6551]

I love your channel but too often your audio is too low like this one.

[@Summon-Zero]

Audio is fine for me

[@joshrose8753]

I know that it's possibly borderline, but playing KOTOR2, I never saw Freedon Nadd's saber as crimson, but the optional bronze or orange.

[@Jinx_Skeel]

i'm just about to play this once again, i'll surely take a look into it. and also traya, eh. another sith with purple saber

[@an-animal-lover]

Bronze Saber? That sounds cool

[@TheShadow14150]

There’s another example, remember the Sith Inquisitor play through it SWTOR? Right before you go to fight Darth Thanaton, there’s a Sith Lord who stops you. I forget the name, but his allies duel wielded red blades, and he had an orange blade. Also as the Sith Warrior, didn’t Darth Grathan have a purple lightsaber?

[@DarthMarDash]

Darth bane’s lightsaber is purple because in the old comics of the original story of the Jedi and Sith war he used a purple blade. Even the action figure they made 15 years ago that came with other Sith was also purple. That’s why there’s fanart and other pictures of him with a purple blade. So yes in the old non-canon legends book he uses only red but back all those years ago when the story originally came out in the comic it was purple 👍🏻

[@georgefoley9793]

I don't mind purple, orange, and any shade of red lightsabers for the Sith. Former Jedi who became Sith can still use their old crystal in special circumstances, but I would rather have this scenario be utilized very rarely.

[@TheShadow14150]

Most Sith hate purple lightsabers, but all known owners of one were legends: Darth Revan, Darth Traya, Darth Grathan (rivaled only by Darth Vitiate, and the emperors wrath) (Empress) Darth Acina, etc. even if Darth Bane actually had a purple lightsaber you bet the Sith’ari himself would’ve been on that list! I personally like red better than purple but I still think purple is really cool!

[@bobbilly6520]

I still can't get over the whole "bleeding your crystal" thing. Like if Disney wants to make new cannon,make NEW cannon. Don't retroactively change something established just to sound edgy with no weight behind it

[@Daldi564]

I think another reason why Exar Kun (if he were to be canonised again) wouldn't have bled his Lightsaber crystal red would be the fact that he viewed himself as immune to the Dark Side entirely. He thought his power so great that he found himself above the temptations of it and didn't see his turn to it as falling but rather as an ascension. A vital part of his character is his vanity and superiority complex, exasperated and caused by his uncanny power in the Force and his great skill with the Lightsaber.

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

I don't want to see exar kun be castrated emasculated and humiliated by Disney social justice activits writers, he is too powerful masculine badass violent and high testosterone for Disney star wars

[@TheShadow14150]

Wow that’s a very insightful theory!

[@HunterSalazar]

I don't usually do star wars videos on my channel but when I do I love exploring the lore! We should collaborate sometime!

[@RelativelyBest]

Personally, I find the entire discussion on saber colors and what they "mean" to be a tiresome over-focus on trivialities. I think it's telling that lightsaber colors are never brought up _once_ in the entire movie canon. You could replace all lightsaber blades with white ones and it would not change anything. From what I understand, the original plan was for Jedi to use blue sabers while Sith used red. And as much as I like the green ones, I can't help but think that would have been a lot neater. It would have fitted the binary good vs evil theme and given both sides a sense of uniformity and symmetry that would have made them contrast clearly from each other. The introduction of Luke's green saber was a makeshift solution to a minor issue that George Lucas was probably a bit too worried about, but it served to break the symmetry and opened up the possibility of more colors. And I _get_ why people went nuts over it, favorite colors and so on, but it made the whole thing messy. Next we got Mace Windu's purple lightsaber, and I'm pretty sure the only reason for that is because Sam Jackson personally requested it and Lucas agreed. See: Lucas himself does not appear to think lightsaber colors are important or meaningful. He apparently decided this sort of thing mostly on whims. Now we're at a point where Sith and other darksiders have red sabers while Jedi can have blue, green, purple, yellow and white sabers. Which is _kinda weird_ when you think about it. Remember how back in 80s and 90s cartoons the good guys and bad guys would shoot differently colored lasers at each other? For example, in Transformers the Autobots had yellow lasers and the Decepticons has purple ones. Those are completely arbitrary color choices with no particular lore explanation: The only reason for it was to make it clear who was shooting at who. Now imagine if the Decepticons shot purple lasers while Autobots could use lasers of any color _except_ purple. Even kids would find that confusingly arbitrary and go: "What's _that_ supposed to mean?" But anyway, now that we have the whole damn rainbow covered, I say at least try to balance it out. Like, _at least_ let the Sith have purple. That's a perfectly good color for bad guys. And green is, like, the most morally ambivalent color of all, with tons of villains rocking it. (See: The Borg, Death Eaters, the Fel, the Nightsisters of Dathomir.) What I'm basically saying is: If we're going for variation, then let's go all out and stop pretending that it matters. We don't need to make excuses for why a Sith would have a green saber. Maybe it just looks cool, okay?

[@lucius6667]

Comes to warb null it's a no brainer why he had a red and Green blade look at the ware the hidden emitter is it's below the hoop that attached to his belt thus hidden so the reason is stealth and miss information when he's first encountered in the comics they thought he was a dark Jedi first and not a sith apprentice

[@Gamerafighter76]

I’m fine with the Sith using different colors to not only insult the Jedi, but signify their own connections to the various subtleties of the force.

[@Qualnias]

Okay, dude... Seriously... Check the audio levels of your recordings against other typical videos. You have a tendency to be super quiet, making me turn up the volume, so when a commercial hits, it is super loud and I live in a place with paper walls (not actually, but basically) and I don't like to be rude or have my eardrums blown out every 3 minutes by ads. Fix it, or I will unsub. I know I am just one person, don't care. It is super annoying even though I enjoy your content.

[@TheShadow14150]

Anyone remember when Darth Maul fought Darth Sidious whilst dual wielding the darksaber and his own lightsaber? I’m not judging for it not being in the video.

[@marcthompson2027]

During the rise of Darth Bane, it was stated in the first novel, that the Sith used manufactured Kyber crystals that were better than traditional kyber crystals used by the Jedi.

[@dullahan7677]

Yeah, I've always thought that the synthetic crystal explanation was better than the bleeding crystal jackassery.

[@marcthompson2027]

@@dullahan7677 making them was easier then bleeding them. To bleed the crystal, a sith Lord had to spend hours pouring their hate and dark side powers into a Kyber crystal. If they failed, the crystal would crack or shatter. Kylo's crystal cracked when he tried to bleed his original Kyber crystal. Hence the side ports on his light saber.

[@kilertiger6975]

@@marcthompson2027 Actually, the spikes on the side are part of the design itself. But the blade's unstable appearance is a result of the shattered crystal.

[@КонстантинПаршуков-о6б]

​@@marcthompson2027well, Dagan Gera needed only 10 seconds to bleed his crystal.

[@TheShadow14150]

@@marcthompson2027 Kylo Ren’s crystal didn’t crack from failure to bleed, he actually had such wrath that he damaged the crystal physically.

[@jacearmor5274]

Barel Ovair used a purple double bladed lightsaber.

[@TheShadow14150]

Imagine Darth Bane being like “ok I got my new armor, time to get a purple lightsaber!” 🤣! that’s not even his lightsaber in the fanart!

[@apexpredator9163]

I only want people like mace windu, starkiller anakin, luke and his sisters 3 kids to and lowbacca to have unique color lightsabers cuz they are stronger and more significant than people like obi wan

[@lawrenceiacona4753]

I appreciate the accuracy of Darth Bane’s lightsaber as it was red! Don’t know people thought it was purple. His lightsaber was red on the cover of the rule of two

[@an-animal-lover]

It's ridiculous how much art exists of him wielding a purple blade. Whered that even come from? I think all that needs to be erased, and new art can be made by people who actually read the books

[@doominator4072]

I actually want to see a Jedi or sith use a force imbued weapon like a massive two handed blade or axe and have a coloured light around it to show it’s reinforced with the force.

[@piercinglikelightproductio9382]

I'd say the Sith should only use red, purple and possibly orange.

[@djnavarro3212]

My favorite one is Darth Raven. Because he’s an interesting character to me

[@ThePOSM]

What about more white & black ;) Great video!!!

[@MikeJones-mf2fw]

I think the real reason they used green and red sabers is they were big fans of Christmas 🎄 🤔

[@pmhcare]

I will always be sad I didn't get Anakin with a red blade at the end of revenge of the sith

[@a_ninja_starfish5814]

I do like the classic green and blue for good. Red for bad. But I really like the different colors as well. To me, it says that there is something different or unique about the wielder. I also believe the force itself isn’t necessarily good or bad, but more complex than anyones understanding. At least what we’ve seen so far. I really dig the concept of grey Jedi/Sith. It represents what could and should be, like everything, balance. On top of that, to be able to walk both sides of the force, and not go completely mad, shows how much of a level of mastery one has obtained.

[@godemperorforever]

I wanna see the sith using yellow and red blades

[@raymondjiang3978]

The lord of betrayal earth traya doesn’t use red lightsaber’s either

[@beenpeen0343]

Why not white and black? For the light and dark side. I’ve always wondered why Lucas never made them this way. Does anyone know why?

[@phillipmargrave]

Technical reasons. It was hard enough to get the red and blue sabers to show up onscreen in the original making of A New Hope

[@N3CR0LICH]

In the video it stated sidious used a blue light saber only in legends continuety. I'm no star wars guru but when he attacked windu and his crew when they came to arrest him in revenge of the sith. Didn't his lightsaber admit yellow?

[@scottrobinson529]

Pre-Disney they were red because the used synthetic crystals that were red

[@paynenathan11]

Doesn’t matter what color they use a weapon is still a weapon

[@Hinglemicringleberry]

Whose more powerful exar kun or darth vitiate

[@lobstermaster9515]

Didn't Tulak Hord used the Orange lightsaber? Edit: a scammer responded me.... Bruh

[@an-animal-lover]

Fucking scammers

[@yoshikagekira5196]

It's weird I feel like I've watched this video before

[@ejw-h4202]

I always saw the Sith using red lightsabers as symptom of their overzealous identity shift from the jedi order. I liked how the lightsaber just used to be an important weapon for the jedi. The colors were more like a degree, that once awarded, the jedi could change at their leisure. I hate how lightsabers, are more strictly regimented, and have become almost more important than the jedi themselves.

[@michaelreifsnider3182]

They did not "bleed" their crystals.

[@Just_Pele]

I'm surprised we've not seen a Sith who isn't quite so sinister that he or she would bleed their kyber crystal. A more pragmatic Sith who sees the dark side more as a means to an end, a path to power without needless cruelty (though cruelty can and is used when necessary). Someone walks the path of the dark side as the ultimate choice for moral freedom, not simply as a way to sew greater discord and destruction.

[@samdasamoza]

Literally dooku, although he was fairly corrupted by the end of the clone wars. Never had sith eyes though.

[@austinkersey2445]

Depends on Legends or Canon continuity. In Legends, Dooku was very much in this realm. As was Darth Vectivus, Darth Tenebrous, and Darth Plagueis. In Canon, that's rare. Mostly because we know little about Disney's universe any further back than one-hundred years.

[@thequietshodan]

Or what about sith enchanted swords.

[@garlicbreadstick21]

What about Starkiller? Did he just use red blades or could you use any color in the game I dont remember

[@an-animal-lover]

You could change the color of the blade in game, yeah. Wasn't Canon, obviously, just a gameplay thing. I remember finding a purple crystal, I believe in the Jedi Temple, and using that

[@darenself635]

Might just be me, but the audio seems quiet.

[@yelpoo3882]

Darth traya used 3 purple ones

[@darklightcyborg1105]

I believe the Sith used red, as a means of achieving ultimate Power AS FAST AS THEY COULD, without any regard to PURITY or good will... Values that would mean almost nothing to them anyways... From what I know, what I can say is, in Religious Tradition, I was warned about the color "Red": Red is an incredibly powerful color, and as such, to wield it is only allowed to MASTERS, who have successfully passed many Trials, and have endured many Tests, and have achieved Spiritual purification and enlightenment... Because, if your own Soul is not completely purified, even the slightest amount of obscurity remaining in your Soul, would be amplified THOUSAND THOUSAND FOLD by this color's Vibration...! And as you can see nowadays, in Catholic Church, only the Church's Princes (The Cardinals) are allowed to wear "The Royal Purple" (which is "crimson red")... And also, ONLY Jesus Christ (the ultimate Master and King) is shown in (some) depictions, wearing a Red Mantle.

[@keen5336]

I love the idea of the dark side being more nuanced, and seeing more colors/concepts being added to them. at the same time, it doesn't seem like the goal

[@КонстантинПаршуков-о6б]

As far as I remember, Legends version of Palpatine counts but was he really using a blue blade during Dark Empire arc? Wasn't The Emperor's blade purple or indigo? As far as I remember, the comic states nothing about it so fans interprent it anyhow, just like with Luke having a red saber during DE.

[@ironmindf9655]

I would definitely be down for darker or more anti hero characters using Orange Or Green that’s my preference in Kotor and the definitive Dark Lord should use red and if they uses two sabers red and another color depending on the lore they are given

[@cobrajin4016]

Rey Palpetine. Yellow.

[@DebFiloriBurrous]

Instead of just the typical old colors red green and blue it would be interesting to see more multiple dark versions of lightsabers that had been corrupted by the dark side. All colors can have an evil menacing aura about them. Like the dark saber have core black and outer color like purple blue red green and yellow for example .

[@Purple.mind...Honored.one.]

Some more colored diversity amongst the 2 main factions would be nice, Especially dual phase lightsabers Which could change the color

[@TheElevoltek]

1:36 this fight in the 2nd Darth Bane Book was so freakin Epic. Literally got chills seeing this visualised.

[@joshuaramos6939]

It would actually be an interesting idea to see more Sith utilizing Jedi specific colored lightsabers. With me for instance, when I chose to join the Sith Order after defecting from the Jedi Order, I intentionally kept my old Green & Blue lightsabers, as a constant reminder of the life I left behind. And also as a reminder of why I left the Jedi Order in the first place. I'd also keep my old Jedi lightsabers in case I was assigned a covert mission by the Sith Council to infiltrate certain Jedi Temples. Lastly, I would only use my Jedi lightsabers unless my Sith lightsabers were damaged, or for special occasions when I'm going head to head with Jedi Padawans, Knights, or Masters. As an insult to my former Jedi brothers and sisters.

[@theinsanewraith1]

If I was a Sith I would use a green blade. 1. For deception 2. Just because it's my favorite color.

[@TomSchreck-n1t]

So that's why the Palpatine clone figure from the expanded universe line had a blue saber.

[@adye88]

I met Charles Soule at a comic book signing for the new darth vader series in 2019 or so- I asked him about the idea of bleeding the kyber crystals from his comic whether he had influences or if he made that up..and he claimed that he made it up. Very interersting.

[@nicksoapdish157]

In legends they have multiple colors for lightsaber blades, including white, green, orange, red, blue, yellow, and purple. I love the use of all the different colors.

[@trash-heap3989]

I personally think there should be more Sith using non-red, because they tend to be rule breakers as much as makers and don't care about being all uniform to each other then being self serving and their own terrible beings. I also think some might prefer the subtle unique characteristics that has been said of differently colored lightsaber crystals for their own style, and lastly it would be a serious middle finger to the previous generations of new sith, or new Dark side users at any rate, which is funny to me. If I was a dark jedi or sith, purple, purple all the way baby!

[@Purple.mind...Honored.one.]

3:14 Red light sabers were inherently less stable stable but more more deadly, exar cun used blue blades To stabilize the already unstable shot halted double sided lightsaber. It was a practical reason not a representational reason, He was a power hungry Sith after all.

[@brantmorse1900]

Never saw the point in the red blades. They’re said to randomly flicker or just flat out turn off by themselves. Seems like inferior weaponry when the red color adds no benefit

[@UnholyRave666]

Use red blade? Insult to Jedi. Use green blade? insult to Jedi. Use blue blade? insult to Jedi. Exist? Insult to Jedi.

[@cobrajin4016]

Uno. Dos. Treya?

[@jasonj468l]

General grievous: am I a joke to you?

[@an-animal-lover]

He's not a sith did you read the title of the video?

[@barcelona2170]

Anyone correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Freedon Nad use a Bronze saber? I like that color and feel like it could be a suitable dark side color.

[@darthlazurus4382]

The reason my own character, Darth Lazurus, uses green is due tae his belief in his independence. He sees Sith defining themselves by their hatred of the Jedi as flawed fools who are obessessed. He has no love for the Jedi, he simple would claim that he has a true understanding of the Sith Code.

[@Sci-Fi-Mike]

I prefer the green and blue options, with the yellow of the sentinels. Mace Mindu and others with rare lightsaber colors should be rare, in my opinion.

[@VileHearts]

I kinda like the jedi using colors other than red. And the sith sticking with the crimson blood blades. Either way it's cool though. I just want more interesting sith to come into play like in legends

[@jlyvren89]

For me, the color doesn't matter as much. Although, it is a good indicator of lightside or darkside. What matters to me is how they're being used & why.

[@sunshineskates5377]

I think the sith should stick to using red light sabers but with different shades of red. So like darker or lighter or maybe a mix of red and other colors would be cool too. I'm pretty sure they already do that somewhat but I think they should broaden the red spectrum a bit more

[@MBP1918]

Interesting video

[@n.i.c.kthegothicreaper3259]

If star wars wasn't dead I wouldn't mind see a sith hero and character with the dark side and and struggles with it but uses it for good and proves you don't have to be evil but learn to balance the light and dark and have character grow from that experience no woke crap I also would like the character to be a anti-hero no woke crap

[@kotyissocool]

“Darth Bane’s lightsaber actually wasn’t purple” 🤓

[@davidwood481]

Truth be told in my opinion people aren't as simple as what a lightsaber looks like or the color it is of my opinion that people should wield whatever lightsaber color they wish because the starwars universe is not as simple as black or white light vs dark no its about what's right vs not right its not the jedi or sith due to jedi not always doing the right thing nor is it the sith be because either they are super evil or are victims of abuse neglect and or do the bidding of someone else that is super evil take sideous and Vaders master student relationship as well as sideous and Darth maul

[@razradrenaline]

I think it depends on the sith, most of the sith on this list are more impactful/known in the Star Wars universe, so it almost feels like only they wielded them because they were stronger than other sith or more important, I think in cases like that, it’s perfectly fine, plus in the case of anakin, despite turning to the dark side the blue blade always fit his character really well so it didn’t feel out of place despite him becoming a sith

[@rebeccamatyas691]

I think I would consider it more insulting to the jedi for a sith to utilize a light Saber of jedi color.

[@foxofwallstreet4289]

You forgot Darth Traya, famous for her three purple colored lightsabers

[@roberticvs]

Villains = red blades. We have a tendency to overthink and look for meaning where there isn't any. Star Wars is a space adventure. This "bleeding of crystals" and "cyan blades are rumored to be weaker...blah blah blah" is overthinking it. Star Wars is not "deep", despite the fact Stupendous Wave finds a topic to talk about daily. At this rate we're going to get Jedi and Sith wearing fedoras and spending copious time on the battlefield explaining why they are the exception to every rule.

[@FemboyPrince]

Except... You're wrong... Star Wars is deep, and more lore has been added throughout the years.

[@jamesd.5301]

Fix your audio

[@johnrichmond7739]

Maybe darth jar-jar should use a brown lightsaber 🤣🤣

[@connorgormly3236]

These bleeding explanation I find very stupid

[@OdiVonDobi22]

So who's brave enough to wield a hot pink lightsaber?

[@JKAV_76]

I just want Samuel Jackson to come back with a metal hand...

[@svenstefansson4022]

You missed out Freedon Nadds bronze shoto and also Karness Muur's orange saber

[@BlarinDragon]

I would love to see the different legends colors to become canon, and I feel that siths should be red as traditional however it let themselves choose to follow tradition or not

[@tomcripps4360]

I agree red sith blue and green Jedi What about purple both can’t use?

[@darthrunis5681]

I hope we see a Sith using other Lightsaber Colors in Movie or TV Series

[@darthrunis5681]

I hope we see a Sith using other Lightsaber Colors in Movie or TV Series

[@benjaminfinch4499]

I personally find the idea of a black colored blade like when Maul wielded the Darksaber to be perfectly fitting for a Sith Lord especially in tandem with a traditional red blade… at least until the true meaning of the black blade color is revealed, if ever.

[@an-animal-lover]

What I would like to know is the specific crystal involved, if there was one and it wasn't some other method. How was the unique (and badass) color achieved?

[@nicholasthomas6407]

Only high ranking sith should have been allowed red

[@silvernexoknight]

Cool vid

[@TheMostSLENDERking]

Red ONLY for Sith NO exceptions

[@zaca9579]

If Disney lets me I’ll write you all the best Star Wars story ever

[@dragonjmoore1927]

I don't think Anakin should count since he had just turned to the dark side and didnt really have the time to change completely

[@an-animal-lover]

Exactly

[@jonahstirbis3408]

It would be to wierd to see sith use any lightsaber color other than red .

[@njsanders]

So, did they do away with synthetic crystals altogether?