This green-bladed lightsaber was originally owned by Cere Junda. Sometime after escaping torture, she removed the kyber crystal and sold it to help pay off Greez Dritus' debts with the Haxion Brood, but kept the hilt. She later gave it to Cal Kestis on Ilum for him to create a new lightsaber with its parts.
Carl Kestis, a young Padawan, was learning the ways of the Jedi under the guidance of Jaro Tapal, the Jedi Master. He was bright, eager, and filled with the promise of a great future as a Jedi Knight. The First saber was gifted to him by his master, Jaro Tapal.
It is presumed that Cal built it himself. It is lost when Cal drops it down a turbolift shaft as a result of being shot at by 13th Battalion Clone Troopers on the Venator-class Star Destroyer Albedo Brave during Order 66. Shortly after, Jaro Tapal gifts his own lightsaber to his padawan moments before passing.
Although the evidence does suggest that Cal's canonical lightsaber is blue, official statistics released from EA indicated that the majority of players actually changed it from this during their playthroughs of Jedi: Survivor.
Jaro Tapal then got shot and didn't make it. He gave his lightsaber to Cal Kestis before he, sadly, died. That is why, in the game, the lightsaber appears to be broken on the bottom, Cal eventually fixes it but during a vision of fighting his Master his lightsaber and crystal becomes broken.
Cere warns Cal Kestis about the Dark Side and gives him her lightsaber
What is the forbidden lightsaber?
The Forbidden Forms were forms of lightsaber combat used by the Sith during the Sith Wars. According to the testimonies of the Jedi Cervil the Uncanny, lightwhips—a lightsaber variant with a flexible blade—were used to defend against Sith Lords who utilized the forms.
Since the game itself is canon, fans have to speculate on Cal Kestis' canon lightsaber color — but by all accounts, the answer is blue. The cut scenes and promotional materials show him with a blue lightsaber, as does other merchandise, like the Black Series action figures.
In a galaxy filled with lightsabers of various colours, the Darksaber stands out as the rarest lightsaber colour, shrouded in mystery and steeped in history. Created by the first Mandalorian Jedi, it has passed through the hands of warriors, terrorists, and heroes, leaving an indelible mark on the Star Wars universe.
Furthermore, Cal's mastery of multiple lightsaber stances is far superior to Luke's mastery of one. This allows Cal to use a combination of fighting techniques to deal with difficult situations, especially where there are lots of enemies. In these situations, Luke could easily be overwhelmed and fall.
His backstory is explored in a flashback that occurs later in the game, which reveals that Cal was a Jedi Padawan training under Jedi Master Jaro Tapal during the Clone Wars, and that when Order 66 was issued, Tapal sacrificed himself to save Cal from their former clone troopers, leaving the latter guilt-ridden and ...
After hearing about Tanalorr, Bode decides that the hidden planet is the only way to save himself and Kata from the Empire. He decides to betray Cal and tells the IBS and the Inquitorius about the hidden base on Jedha. Bode kills Eno Cordova, and Cere dies in a duel with Darth Vader.
Cal and Merrin's romantic relationship blossomed over the course of the game, and in the end, Cal says that the Jedi Order is gone and that he wants to be with Merrin now.
For one, Cal can't kill Darth Vader because of what's already been established in the lore and continuity that was created long before Cal ever appeared in the Star Wars Jedi franchise.
Cal's use of Niman extends beyond the fighting style that it offers as his character seems to live by the Code that Niman is based on, which is to use the Force for peace and try to resolve situations diplomatically before resorting to combat.
Whether it's wielding unconventional weaponry or even tapping into the dark side of the force, Cal has done it all and still holds to his identity as a Jedi Knight.
One end is Jaro Tapal's saber, the other Cere Junda's old lightsaber. The two Kyber crystals are in fact a single crystal he recovered but which has broken in two. Like Ahsoka and her white sabers, Cal Kestis can fight with two lightsabers at once by separating the 2 parts of his double saber.
Cal Kestis and Starkiller come from vastly different places, but they may be two sides of the same coin. One was forged by Vader while the other one was forged by rebellion, but they both ultimately do what is right in the end.
Jet: Well, that's simply because this was an in-universe match, the characters are both jedis and have the same level of strength and speed in feats for the most part, the battle really just came down to whose more skilled, and quite simply Cal has defeated enemies Ezra couldn't, fought enemies Ezra has never had, and ...
Some time after this quest Cal was rifted into the Multiverse Merged universe where he met Luke Skywalker and formed a New Jedi Order with him. Although recent hardships have strained their relationship, Cal and Luke are still trying to restore the Order, now much better than it was before.
Despite appearing in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith as a member of the Jedi Council, Coleman Kcaj is one of Star Wars' most obscure Jedi. Very little has been revealed about this Ongree Jedi Master, though he appears as a background Council member in several scenes of The Clone Wars.
The study suggests that, against all expectations, red lightsabers may actually be the weakest of the lot. This revelation invited us to venture beyond the realms of science fiction and embark on a journey of scientific exploration. Enter Luke Willcock, the mastermind behind this revelatory study.
Cal Kestis, a powerful Jedi featured in Star Wars video games, is yet to appear in live-action projects despite his popularity among fans. His absence raises the question of where he could potentially appear, with a continuation of Obi-Wan Kenobi's story being the most likely option.
Orange was one such color, offered by developer Respawn Entertainment as a pre-order bonus. This means Kestis wielded an orange saber as much as he did any other color (whatever was selected for him). As a result, Cal Kestis is debatably an orange saber wielder with the aforementioned caveat in mind.
Ahsoka Tano and Cal Kestis, two of the more popular current Jedi figures in the Star Wars universe, still have yet to meet, despite both being around during the same period.
