Yoda and Darth Maul wield their lightsabers in Star Wars, edited over flames and light line graphics
Summary The lightsabers of Jedi and Sith underwent significant changes when the Star Wars franchise supplanted the Legends continuity with the modern canon. Lightsabers are one of the most recognizable elements of the Star Wars mythos, with the weapons appearing in almost every Star Wars movie and TV show.
The modern Star Wars canon reimagined lightsaber crystals in the 2008 series Star Wars: The Clone Wars – a series that was intended to not be separate from the Legends continuity. While Padawans still travel to Ilum to obtain a lightsaber crystal, the gem must bond with a potential Jedi. A Padawan will find a particular crystal which will eventually change from a neutral clear color to a specific hue – which then becomes the color of their lightsaber blade.
In the modern Star Wars canon, the ability to remove the dark side from a Kyber crystal is known as purification, and while still rare, there are far more occurrences of it in the newer timeline. The ability may have been developed by the Fallanassi, a Force-using organization with loose ties to the Jedi Order. While the Fallanassi purified bled Kyber crystals left behind by slain Sith, several Jedi also used the ability, including Jora Malli, Ahsoka Tano, and Luke Skywalker.
Rarer lightsaber blade colors are a bit more difficult to obtain in the modern Star Wars canon. Most Kyber crystals turn blue or green upon bonding with a potential Jedi, but there are some cases when the crystal turns purple, yellow, orange, or any other rare hue. There is only one known instance of a Kyber crystal turning black, with the Mandalorian Darksaber – the weapon of the first Mandalorian Jedi – being the sole example.
Synthetic Kyber crystals exist in the modern Star Wars canon, but they are not fit for use in lightsabers. Synthetic crystals are highly volatile, making them prone to destructive detonations. While the famous Sith Lords of the original six saga movies all use synthetic lightsaber crystals in the Legends continuity, their modern canon counterparts all use Kyber crystals that have been bled by the dark side.
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