An officially-licensed The Mandalorian poster hints at Grogu getting a yellow lightsaber. That's a good sign for fans hoping to guard him from harm. The post MANDALORIAN Poster Points to a Yellow ...

First, there were only two lightsaber colors. Heroic Jedi used blue blades while those on the Dark Side used red. Then, after Luke Skywalker lost his lightsaber in The Empire Strikes Back, he ...

The new yellow lightsaber debuts in this cover from R.B. Silva. It's safe to assume it's a stopgap before Luke builds the green lightsaber seen in "Return of the Jedi" - but it could have a deeper ...

Star Wars fans may be wondering about the yellow lightsaber that appeared at the end of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. There's actually some fascinating background info on the the weapon.

When Rey’s new lightsaber color was revealed at the end of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, fans wondered what it might reveal about her future.While the sequel trilogy never fully explained ...

And there’s the yellow lightsaber. At the end of The Rise of Skywalker, Rey shows off her new yellow-bladed saber, seemingly built from the staff she’d been lugging around for three movies.

Having Luke wield a yellow lightsaber ties the character even more closely to Rey, who not only took on his family name at the end of The Rise of Skywalker, but fired up a yellow saber of her own ...

Yellow sabers aren't anything new to "Star Wars" lore, but they are uncommon. In the past, yellow lightsabers have mostly been limited to Jedi temple guards, who wielded double-bladed sabers.

Though we never see Rey create her new yellow lightsaber in the film, we can safely assume that she created it herself. One of the milestones of becoming a Jedi includes building your lightsaber ...

The most prevalent use of yellow lightsabers comes from the Jedi Temple Guard’s lightsaber pikes. These guardians protected the Jedi Temple on Coruscant in the times before Order 66.