The Luke Skywalker Legacy Lightsaber is an officially licensed Luke Skywalker ROTJ character inspired lightsaber hilt tucked inside a gray box. Legacy lightsabers are available exclusively at Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities at Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland or Disney World. Alternatively, you can purchase legacy lightsabers second hand on eBay [affiliate link], Facebook or … Read more
Maul is depicted wielding a new red double-bladed lightsaber in official promotional artwork and the trailer for season 7 of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series. Season 7, a new season and the final season of the acclaimed Star Wars: The Clone Wars Series, will be released on Disney+ starting February 21, 2020. … Read more
Both Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resort feature popular Build Your Own Lightsaber stations where Star Wars fans can select plastic lightsaber parts to assemble their own customized toy lightsaber. Build Your Own Lightsaber stations, which first opened in 2006, sell toy plastic lightsabers for around $25 to $50 or so, depending on the selected pieces (as … Read more
Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities is a store that sells lightsabers and galactic artifacts in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland and Disney World. The store, which sells legacy lightsabers along with other high-end collectibles and lore, gives off a gritty and mysterious, in-universe antique store vibe. Other artifacts and relics in the store include: statues, … Read more
A retractable lightsaber, sometimes called an extendable lightsaber, is a lightsaber equipped with a blade that extends from and retracts into a lightsaber hilt. A retractable lightsaber mimics the scrolling effect (i.e. the extension and retraction) of the lightsabers depicted onscreen in the Star Wars movies and media. Retractable Lightsaber Toys and Costume AccessoriesMost retractable lightsabers are inexpensive … Read more
Disney has filed for a patent on a “Sword device with retractable, internally illuminated blade”. The move could signal the company’s intention to develop the most realistic officially licensed lightsaber to date. Disney has not yet announced a release date for new lightsabers that would use the patent filing’s technology. The company will likely release … Read more
