Kanan Jarrus.
A Jedi who buried his past and then chose to pick it back up — Kanan Jarrus fought the Empire not as the Knight he was trained to be, but as the one he had to become.
Reign of the Empire
Obi-Wan Kenobi · Rebels · Jedi: Fallen Order · Jedi: Survivor
Kanan Jarrus Lightsaber
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Two Kanan Jarrus designs from one era
The Jedi Who Chose to Come Back
Born Caleb Dume, he was a Jedi Padawan who had barely begun to find his footing when Order 66 tore the galaxy apart. His Master, Depa Billaba, bought him those last few seconds on Kaller — and he ran. What followed was years in the margins: a false name, a blaster instead of a lightsaber, and a life built around not being found.
Meeting Hera Syndulla during the Gorse Conflict changed the direction of everything. He joined her rebel cell, the Spectres, as her second-in-command — and when the Force-sensitive orphan Ezra Bridger came aboard, Kanan found himself doing the one thing he had spent years avoiding: being a Jedi. An unfinished Padawan teaching an untrained boy, pulling the lightsaber back out because someone needed him to.
Blinded by Maul on Malachor, he found his way back to the Force through a different kind of sight — and kept fighting. He defeated the Grand Inquisitor, faced Thrawn, and died saving Hera and the crew of the Ghost, just before Lothal was freed. Both designs on this page belong to those Rebels years.
He never finished his training — and yet he finished the fight.
Which Kanan Jarrus lightsaber should I buy?
Both designs belong to his Rebels years — choose between them by colourway and electronics tier, then match the Saber Core to how you plan to use it.
Which hilt is which
The Kanan Jarrus Lightsaber is his green-hilted design from Star Wars Rebels. The Kanan Jarrus Blue Lightsaber is a second design from the same series, available across a wider range of colourways.
Which Saber Core
Both designs come in Baselit and Neopixel tiers. The Baselit cores — S-RGB and RGB-X — are built for heavy duelling and carry the lower price point. The Neopixel cores — Xenopixel V3, SNV4 PRO, and Proffie 2.2 — light the full blade, include smooth swing, and suit light duelling or display; Proffie 2.2 adds open-source programmability for those who want complete control over fonts and effects.
Which suits you
Baselit suits anyone who wants to swing hard without worrying about the blade — S-RGB and RGB-X are built for it. Neopixel tiers, including Xenopixel V3 and SNV4 PRO, fit the display collector or cosplayer who wants a full illuminated blade and smooth swing. Proffie 2.2 is the pick for the programmer — open-source, fully customisable, and ready to be made entirely your own.
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The World of Kanan Jarrus
Ezra Bridger was Kanan's Padawan; Depa Billaba was the Master who made Kanan possible; Sabine Wren stood beside him aboard the Ghost.