Star Wars Black Series Force FX Lightsabers: The Complete List

From the ancient times of Darth Revan to the modern era of Rey Skywalker, lightsabers are undeniably recognizable as not just a part of Star Wars history, but pop culture in general. And with the Star Wars Black Series lightsabers from Hasbro, collectors and cosplayers get more than just a cool replica. These carefully crafted weapons offer fans a piece of the iconic cultural phenomenon, bringing them inside the saga’s narrative.

In this post, we are listing every lightsaber released in Hasbro’s Black Series line.

Learn about the inspiration behind the lightsabers, specific design features, as well as practical information like release date, battery requirements, and retail price.

Whether you’re a Jedi Master or a Padawan in the world of Star Wars collectibles, make this list your companion guide to Hasbro’s line of Black Series lightsabers.

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Black Series Lightsabers

The Black Series line, started by Hasbro in 2013, includes Star Wars helmets, lightsabers, and 6″ figures. However, the production of the lightsabers began a little earlier than that.

The lightsabers were originally created by a company called Master Replicas. Hasbro eventually took over the line in 2008, calling the new product Signature FX-Lightsabers.

The name changed again, and the lightsabers are now part of The Black Series line. Hasbro offers two lightsaber tiers: Force FX Lightsabers and Force FX Elite Lightsabers. The Force FX Lightsabers are a premium product that offer more robust design features.

Currently, there are 25 lightsabers in The Black Series Lightsaber line.

Yoda Force FX Lightsaber

One of the most powerful force users the galaxy has ever seen, Yoda’s bright green lightsaber serves as the perfect complement to his astounding force powers. Fortunately, this saber is chock full of sound effects to help you feel like the real deal when you’re throwing down with the nefarious Count Dooku. Authentic bolts of force lightning sold separately!

Darth Vader Force FX Lightsaber

Darth Vader holding his ominous red lightsaber is possibly the most iconic visual of the entire Star Wars saga. While we can all only hope to look a fraction as cool as the former Anakin Skywalker, we can at least wield this stunning replica of his all-too deadly weapon of choice. Enjoy exciting sound effects while the hate flows through you!

Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber

On the opposite end of the spectrum from Lord Vader is his kind-hearted son and the titular Jedi in Return of the Jedi, Luke Skywalker. While training to become a Jedi (like his father before him, in case you hadn’t heard) he carries Anakin’s cool blue-bladed lightsaber while fighting such dangerous foes as the Marksman-H training remote droid. Sadly, in Luke’s hands, this particular lightsaber didn’t see a whole lot of action before plummeting to the depths below Cloud City.

Kylo Ren Force FX Lightsaber

Even with Darth Vader dead, gone, and burned (a second time, technically), the dark side lives on through his grandson, Ben Solo. The young Sith apprentice introduced something new and exciting to the Star Wars canon: the crossguard lightsaber! Now you, too, can chase the dream of ruling the galaxy with an iron fist with the Kylo Ren Force FX Lightsaber!

Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber

By the time Return of the Jedi rolled around, Luke Skywalker had stepped out of his father’s terrifying shadow and become a Jedi all his own (though still like his father before him). Gone was the bright blue hand-me-down lightsaber (until the next episode of the saga) and in its place Luke had built his own sleek, neon green saber. This isn’t his daddy’s lightsaber, literally.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Lightsaber

This is the lightsaber that Obi-Wan Kenobi was wielding in his fateful battle with Anakin Skywalker on the lava-covered planet of Mustafar. This blade changed the course of the universe for decades, giving rise to one of the most powerful Sith Lords of all-time: Darth Vader. Features a real metal hilt as well as a clear display stand so it won’t get in the way of showcasing this powerful weapon.

Rey Jedi Training Force FX Lightsaber

With the arrival of Star Wars: Episode 7 – The Force Awakens, fans were introduced to a new hero in a galaxy far, far away: Rey. This particular lightsaber, the one Rey cuts her teeth with, once belonged to none other than Anakin Skywalker. Hold on tight to the hilt and enjoy the authentic sound effects as you undergo your own Jedi training.

Force FX Z6 Riot Control Baton

There aren’t a lot of things in the galaxy that can take a direct hit from a lightsaber, but the Z6 riot control baton is one of them. Fans got to see one in action during the Battle of Takodana, where First Order Stormtrooper FN-2199 went toe-to-toe with former ally and newfound rebel Finn. FN-2199 held his own, too, until Han Solo realized how much he loved Chewbacca’s bowcaster and sent FN-2199 to a better place.

Mace Windu Force FX Lightsaber

Mace Windu, played by the ever-reliable Samuel L. Jackson, is not like other Jedi Masters. He’s not afraid to dip his toe into the dark side, wielding his anger like a tool when it suits him. More importantly, he’s got his own super cool looking purple lightsaber! At the time, fans had only seen blue, green, and red sabers in the Star Wars films. Pay tribute to the coolest Jedi in the galaxy with this awesome replica.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Lightsaber

At this point in the Skywalker Saga, Anakin was just a small boy, so it would be years before he and Obi-Wan would have their infamous falling out on the planet Mustafar. This lightsaber belonged to a young and fresh-faced Obi-Wan Kenobi, who was still training under his master, Qui-Gon Jinn. This lightsaber hasn’t seen a lot of action, yet, but you can change that by picking up your own and fighting your own battle with the dark side.

Darth Maul Force FX Lightsaber

Long before Kylo Ren wowed audiences with his crossguard lightsaber, Darth Sidious’ apprentice Darth Maul battled both Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn simultaneously with his trusty double-bladed lightsaber. With the ability to ignite one blade at a time, Maul can use it as single-bladed or a double-bladed weapon. Better yet, the Black Series lightsaber offers the same feature. You can remove one of the blades to use it as a traditional lightsaber!

Kylo Ren Force FX Elite Lightsaber

There are lightsabers, and then there are elite lightsabers. The Kylo Ren FX Elite Lightsaber features a grand total of 80 LEDs, which give it an awesome progressive ignition effect when powered on. There’s also a battle clash effect, molten glow effect, and even an unstable plasma effect. Like the Jedi, Kylo Ren built this saber himself, and the unstable flow shows just how powerful it is!

Asajj Ventress Force FX Lightsaber

If you’ve only ever seen the Star Wars movies, you’re probably unfamiliar with Asajj Ventress, the one-time apprentice to the Sith Lord Count Dooku. Ventress wields two red-bladed sabers with curved hilts, just like the ones her master uses. If you do happen to pick up a second Ventress saber, you can use the included coupler to combine them into a double-bladed lightsaber. You’ll be unstoppable amongst your fellow collectors!

Kit Fisto Force FX Lightsaber

Jedi Master Kit Fisto made his glorious debut in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, wielding his vibrant green lightsaber that almost matched his Nautolan skin. With its metal hilt and realistic power-up and power-down effects, this Black Series lightsaber really feels like something a Jedi would use. What many fans don’t know, however, is that he was originally designed as a Sith Lord! Though Kit Fisto’s appearance was brief, he made enough of an impression to show up in subsequent TV shows and comic books.

Count Dooku Force FX Lightsaber

The late, great Christopher Lee deserved much more screen time than he got as the malevolent Count Dooku, but he certainly made an impact. In addition to his memorable lightsaber duel with Master Yoda, he played a pivotal role in Anakin Skywalker’s road to the dark side. With the amazing Count Dooku Force FX Lightsaber, you can carry the torch and give Dooku the legacy he was cruelly denied.

Darth Revan Force FX Elite Lightsaber

You’re forgiven if you’re unfamiliar with the character of Darth Revan. First appearing in the 2003 video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, the character has gone on to only make a few more video game appearances. Interestingly enough, this only adds to the Sith Lord’s mystique, and it’s not hard to see the appeal in his stunningly unique lightsaber. A truly original hilt design and removable kyber crystal make this a standout among the Black Series lightsabers.

Emperor Palpatine Force FX Elite Lightsaber

It’s easy to forget that Emperor Palpatine, otherwise known as Darth Sidious, even has a lightsaber. Much like his light side counterpart Yoda, Sidious has grown so powerful in the force that he’d sooner fry you with a few bolts of lightning than mess with his blade. Plus, he’s not getting any younger, and that hilt isn’t getting any lighter. It’s only appropriate that this lightsaber has not only a wall-cutting effect, but a lightning effect as well!

Ahsoka Tano Force FX Elite Lightsaber

This Ahsoka Tano Force FX Elite Lightsaber is a first in The Black Series to feature a color-changing blade: blue, green, or yellow-green. Perfect to suit whatever mood you’re in! It also comes with removable kyber crystal. Now you can embody the role of hero of the Clone Wars.

Mandalorian Darksaber Force FX Elite Lightsaber

While the Darksaber has been a part of Star Wars lore for quite some time, it was relatively obscure until The Mandalorian brought it to the forefront. The Darksaber is unlike any other lightsaber out there and the Force FX Elite edition is a beautiful replica of a truly awesome weapon. Using advanced LEDs, this is one of the most realistic sabers in the series. It offers a variety of effects, as well as a motion sensor-controlled idle hum and the first-ever white LED blade edge.

Rey Skywalker Force FX Elite Lightsaber

It took three whole movies for Rey to finally get her own lightsaber, but the wait was worth it, because fans got to see a yellow lightsaber in live-action for the first time. Rey wasn’t the first to wield the color, as even Luke Skywalker himself used a yellow lightsaber in the Star Wars comics, but it’s a unique enough color to really make the young Jedi stand out.

Leia Organa Force FX Elite Lightsaber

Although Carrie Fisher sadly passed away before filming of The Rise of Skywalker (a film that was supposed to heavily feature Leia), the character’s memory still plays a major role. This is evidenced when Luke’s force ghost passes on Leia’s Jedi lightsaber, along with her legacy, to Rey. Now fans can pay tribute to the late General Leia Organa herself with this Force FX Elite Lightsaber. The blaster deflect effect and molten blade tip effect make this one a stand out.

Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber

We’ve seen Darth Vader show up in various capacities over the years, with each appearance differing ever so slightly. The same goes for his iconic red lightsaber. This happens to be the version he wields when facing his former master, Obi-Wan Kenobi, for the first time after fully transforming into the pre-eminent Sith Lord. It’s fully-loaded with features: Duel effect. Battle sequence mode. Removable kyber crystal. This is one of the most impressive sabers on the market and a must-have for Vader enthusiasts.

Luke Skywalker Force FX Elite Lightsaber

If there’s any lightsaber out there that can rival Vader’s in importance, it’s Luke’s green lightsaber from Return of the Jedi. This is the first lightsaber that Luke constructs on his own, putting the final seal on his Jedi training. Gone is the hand-me-down lightsaber that he cut his teeth with. This lightsaber is loaded with a variety of effects, such as progressive ignition, battle clash, blaster defect, and more.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Force FX Elite Lightsaber

If Obi-Wan Kenobi can get his own Disney+ series, he deserves his own Force FX Elite Lightsaber. Canonically, this is the same blade that cut Darth Maul in half, held Jango Fett at bay, and sliced off most of Anakin Skywalker’s limbs. Hopefully you’ll enjoy a much more relaxed time with it. The Jedi are peacekeepers, after all.

Yoda Force FX Elite Lightsaber

If Yoda has to bring out his lightsaber, you know that you’ve made a terrible mistake. One of the most powerful force users in the galaxy, there’s not a lot that Master Yoda can’t accomplish with a flick of his wrist. With that in mind, if you see that green lightsaber powering up, you’ve made him angry. This vibrant green lightsaber, modeled after the one seen in The Book of Boba Fett, comes with battle sequence mode, removable kyber crystal, and assortment of sound and visual effects.

Sabine Wren Force FX Elite Lightsaber

Sabine Wren was introduced to fans as a core cast member in Star Wars Rebels before jumping to live-action in Ashoka. Sabine is one of the few non-Jedi characters to wield a lightsaber and she uses it for a lot more than slicing open a tauntaun. It’s a good thing, too. I hear they smell even worse on the inside.

Ahsoka Tano Force FX Elite Lightsaber

Though the Ahsoka Tano Force FX Elite Lightsaber is designed after the character’s saber in Ahsoka, let’s not forget the amount of slashing and slicing that she did for years on the Clone Wars animated series. This lightsaber features the plasma blade she uses in the rebellion. It also includes tons of authentic sound effects, so you can feel like you’re in the battle too.

Star Wars Black Series Lightsabers Recap

We hope you’ve found this post informative and had fun exploring all the options available in the Black Series lightsaber collection.

If you’re looking for more posts about The Black Series, please check out The Complete List of Black Series Helmets and The Overall Guide to The Black Series.