Ultimately, however, Ren's crossguard lightsaber reflected his raw and untamed power in the Force, yet also symbolized his inner doubt and struggle to suppress the light side of the Force that remained within him.
Many fans speculate that Kylo Ren never really learned the ability to properly construct his own lightsaber since he did not fully complete his Jedi training with his mentor Luke Skywalker. More importantly, the lightsaber uses a cracked Kyber Crystal, which is the main cause of the blade's irregular appearance.
Kylo Ren's "unstable" lightsaber was designed to kill. Knowing Makashi, he would become a much more dangerous foe as he could disarm and eliminate his opponents far quicker without the need to endure a long, intense fight. Sadly, he didn't learn Form II as there was no one around to teach him during his younger days.
Instead of the traditional stable red blade of Dark Lords, his was shaky, with excess frizzing and radiation that he had to add lateral vents on either side of its handle to redirect extra heat from the gem. This was all because of its cracked kyber crystal.
Crossguard lightsabers were similar in size to normal single-bladed lightsabers, but possessed two small vents below the primary blade, positioned opposite each other on the hilt. These vents, called quillons, projected two smaller blades and thus could be used to vent out additional energy.
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.
The crossguard blades allow Ren's saber to operate safely – his weapon is constructed around a dangerously flawed kyber crystal, which would be overloaded if not for the lateral plasma vents that create the quillons.
The hilt of Ren's lightsaber also featured a black burned appearance as a result of its first activation without the vents to compensate for the unstable power of a damaged kyber crystal. Compared to typical lightsabers, this weapon had an unusual sound frequency where the ignition hiss sounded crackles and sputters.
Not only did Ben care little for the Jedi, he also viewed Luke as the person keeping him away from his parents. And the strict rules of the Order only made matters worse, as Ben felt they limited his potential, and forced him to forgo attachments.
Why Do You Think Kylo Ren Was So Obsessed With Rey? He saw her as a useful tool for his rise to power. He was intrigued by the mystery surrounding her. He wanted closure for his defeat at her hands.
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.
Summary. Rey gained knowledge and skills through her connection with Kylo Ren, allowing her to tap into his training and skills. Kylo Ren was wounded by Chewbacca's bowcaster, which he believed inhibited his ability to defeat Rey.
Kylo lost to Rey in TFA because he was heavily wounded and was holding back against her due to Snoke's request that he bring her back to him alive. He is also stated by Palpatine in the Secrets of the Sith book to be “equally as powerful as a real Sith despite not being one”.
While they may not have had romantic love for each other, they became close enough that Rey would miss him after his death. The kiss at the end of The Rise of Skywalker was a goodbye to a friend who would be dearly missed.
He was Palpatine's genetic creation, one who hadn't genuinely mastered the ways of the Sith and, thus, he was not an actual Sith Lord. Nevertheless, Kylo killing the one he believed was his master was undeniably in keeping with Sith tradition.
I suggest that when Ren's emotional outbursts, impulsivity, and unstable self-concept are looked at more closely, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that he suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder and that perhaps he is simply not just a cold-hearted villain after all.
This caused him to attempt to assassinate him in his sleep. Needless to say, Kylo Ren is almost definitely a significant threat. However, we cannot definitively say that he is more powerful than Luke. Kylo's powers are vast but they are still highly unbalanced and difficult to control.
Their battle was interrupted when Leia used the last of her strength to reach her son in the Force. While Kylo was distracted, Rey ran him through with his own lightsaber, leaving him mortally wounded.
In the construction of a Sith lightsaber, individuals partook in a process known as bleeding. By ways of the Force, they would pour negative emotions, such as rage, hate, fear, and pain into kyber crystals. The process would result in the crystals gaining a distinctive crimson or red hue.
The breaks in Ren's mask were meant to be a visual representation of his fractured character. Instead of hiding him as it did before, the mask tells his history, and his behavior is revealed. Tales of Villainy: Follow and Lead depicts Kylo Ren wearing his helmet between the events of Episode VIII and Episode IX.
Kylo Ren smashed his helmet in Star Wars: The Last Jedi after being taunted by Snoke as “a child in a mask.” But in The Rise of Skywalker, the murderous First Order Supreme Leader has that same mask reforged with red lines where the pieces were welded back together.
The fate of Luke Skywalker's old lightsaber appeared to be symbolic of his philosophy; it was shattered in a Force tug-of-war between Rey and Kylo Ren. Even its Kyber Crystal was broken. And yet, in spite of that, Rey succeeded in repairing the lightsaber in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Kylo Ren's obsession with Vader is clear, but Star Wars never explained how he acquired the helmet. It is speculated that he may have found it himself on Endor, or it could have been passed down to him by Supreme Leader Snoke.
