Jackson said he didn't ask for the 'BMF' engraving on his 'Star Wars' lightsaber. This story was non-canon even before all pre-Disney stories were made 'Legends', but it highlights just how lauded a purple lightsaber was. Jackson plays Mace Windu in 'Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.' Samuel L. Abraham Miller 5265 Samuel Davis Cedar 217. The natives would then gift Windu with a purple crystal in gratitude, which allowed him to construct the lightsaber of his literal dreams. purple hue, which covered the extremities several hours before death, and. One of these natives accidentally fell into a canyon and shattered, but Windu was able to reconstruct them using the Force. He was sent to planet Hurikane to seek these parts, but upon arrival, he was chased by the angry planet natives. The story suggested that, as a Jedi initiate, Windu had a vision of the lightsaber he would construct, but he was unable to craft this weapon due to lacking the necessary parts. It contains an amethyst crystal that gives it a distinctive color, but otherwise, it's an accepted rarity in the galaxy only a handful of other characters have wielded one.Ī possible origin was teased in the Star Wars Tales comic story “Stones”. Jackson claimed: 'Of course he is still alive Jedi can fall from amazing distances. In the current Star Wars canon, not a lot is known about the origins of Mace Windu's purple lightsaber. Jackson have agreed theres a high chance Mace Windu survived his fall in Revenge of the Sith.

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