Star Wars Force FX Lightsabers

The Force FX Lightsabers are light, durable, authentic-looking and feature-packed.

Each one is built from a lightweight aluminum hilt and die cast metal parts and a permanently attached polycarbonate blade, both designed to replicate the lightsabers from the movies as accurately and beautifully as possible, while keeping weight low.

Each lightsaber has 4 sounds digitally recorded from the movies - power up, power down, swing/idle hum and clash. The power up/down sounds accompany the working power button and sound as the blade lights up and shuts off (sequentially, like a real lightsaber blade). The hum works when being held, and changes pitch as it is swung through the air. The clash sound goes off anytime the blade lightly taps something. When the power is off, the blade appears silver or clear.

Each lightsaber weighs between 3 and 4 pounds so it is light to carry as part of a costume, and they are really, really bright, making it appropriate for trick or treaters.

Every lightsaber also includes a base to rest it on for display purposes.

All of the blades are approximately 44 inches long except for the diminutive Yoda's blade which is about 33 inches long.

All lightsabers take 3 AAA or AA batteries to operate.

In Episode I, the only thing more amazing than the enigmatic, acrobatic Darth Maul was the revelation of his double-bladed lightsaber, never seen before or since.

Hasbro has replicated this blade in it's damaged version after being split during the fight with Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi Wan Kenobi.

Features one red blade characteristic of the Sith, emanating from the non damaged end, and offers an adapter to allow you to attach two together for a double blade. Second blade is not included.

Featured in Episode I and lost during the climactic battle with Darth Maul, here is Obi Wan Kenobi's lightsaber from Episode I, glowing in his characteristic blue seen in Episode II through IV.

Yoda proves that size matters not in Episode II versus Count Dooku and against Palpatine in Episode III.

His green lightsaber is fitted to his stature, but is no less devastating against whatever he comes in contact with.

Count Dooku's elegant hilt is prominently displayed during his battles in Episode II and III, featuring the red blade of the Sith.

The curving hilt is unique of all lightsabers and is a fitting prop to the commanding Christopher Lee as Count Dooku.

Used against him in his last battle against Anakin and Obi Wan.

Obi Wan's lightsaber is much fancier in Episode III, featured in his battle with General Grievous. This model still sports Obi Wan's customary blue blade, but has much more detail than the simpler lightsaber from Episode I.

The model is an original MR model, which carries a slightly higher price tag and is of the same MR/Hasbro quality.

Featured in Episodes III, Anakin Skywalker's lightsaber is used in the fight against against Obi Wan Kenobi.

In the final fight against Count Dooku, his lightsaber is green, but this one is lost later in the movie, replaced by the blue lightsaber. It is this lightsaber that is recovered by Obi Wan after their battle to be handed down to Luke in Episode IV.

Although it's supposed to be the same lightsaber claimed by Obi Wan after his battle with Anakin in Episode III, and held until he can give it to Luke in Episode IV, it's had a bit of a refit. Even so it is authentically matched to the model used in Episode IV.

Still in Jedi blue, Luke's lightsaber is used occasionally through Episode IV and used to fight Vader in Episode V before being lost during that battle.

After being reconstructed at the end of Episode III, Anakin, now Darth Vader, has to replace the lightsaber he lost at the hands of Obi Wan. In Episodes IV through VI he wields the black hilted, red bladed lightsaber that was so iconic for decades.

Darth Vader uses this blade to dispatch Obi Wan in Episode IV, dismember Luke during their climactic meeting in Episode V, and finally loses it during his last battle with Luke aboard the second Death Star in Episode VI.

One of the most popular and unique lightsabers belongs to Mace Windu. Used to devastating effect in Episode II, Mace uses his original purple bladed lightsaber to dispatch Jango Fett in Episode II and against Palpatine in Episode III.

Samuel L. Jackson who plays Mace Windu asked for the purple color specifically, and is the only Jedi to have this color. The hilt of his lightsaber is also nicely designed with golden accents.

Windu's lightsaber was lost when he was disarmed by Anakin during the fight with Sidious.

The Mace Windu lightsaber is only available as an exclusive from Master Replicas and commands a higher price.