Kit Fisto.
A Nautolan blade-master of rare skill, Kit Fisto brought both brilliance and loyalty to the Jedi Order's final stand — a warrior whose reputation in combat was matched only by the strength of his conviction.
Fall of the Jedi
Episodes I–III · The Clone Wars
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Blade-Master of the Republic
Born on Glee Anselm and raised within the Jedi Order, Kit Fisto was recognised early as a swordsman of exceptional talent — counted among the finest duelists the Order had seen. That gift, combined with a composed strength under pressure, earned him a place as a Jedi General when the Clone Wars broke out, leading Republic forces across some of the conflict's most demanding campaigns.
The moment that defined him came not on a battlefield but in a chancellor's office. When Anakin Skywalker revealed that Palpatine was a Sith Lord, Mace Windu moved to arrest him — and Kit Fisto stood alongside him, with Saesee Tiin and Agen Kolar. It was the kind of decision a warrior makes without hesitation: duty over caution, the Order over personal odds.
Sidious killed Kolar and Tiin in moments, then Fisto — leaving Windu to fall alone. That confrontation, the last act of the Republic's Jedi Council, is the arc the design on this page traces: one hilt, drawn from the Clone Wars era and the fall that followed, available in RGB-X or Xenopixel V3.
A Council seat earned in war — and a final act of courage that cost him everything.
Which Kit Fisto lightsaber should I buy?
RGB-X suits the collector who wants a faithful, durable everyday hilt; Xenopixel V3 is for the enthusiast after full neopixel blade effects and Bluetooth sound customisation — one design, two clear paths.
Which hilt is which
One hilt design — the straight silver handle Kit Fisto carried through The Clone Wars and into Revenge of the Sith.
Which Saber Core
RGB-X is the heavy-duelling core — a baselit blade, built to take impact, at the lowest price point. Xenopixel V3 lights the full blade, adds smooth swing and motion effects, and connects via Bluetooth for sound customisation; it's the display and light-duelling choice for enthusiasts who want the complete neopixel experience.
Which suits you
Prefer RGB-X if duelling is the priority — the baselit blade handles heavy use without compromise. The Xenopixel V3 is the one to own for cosplay or display, where the full neopixel blade and smooth swing effects do the character justice. And if programming Saber Cores and customising sound fonts is your thing, Xenopixel V3's Bluetooth connectivity gives you that control.
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Kit Fisto — and the Jedi beside him
Mace Windu led Kit Fisto and Saesee Tiin to confront Palpatine; Emperor Palpatine ended that mission — and the Jedi Council with it.