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As part of my own fan fic story of Luke joining Vader but you might be asking why did I give Vader a purple lightsaber. Well I thought it would look cool on him and part of my story of him turning back to the light side since he's learning the fighting form of Juyo/Vaapad, one of the seven Jedi fight combat forms, a fighting form that Mace Windu once used. Here Vader is learning this combat from his son, Luke who is using this to balance the light and darkness to fight him as part of his training with his father. This fighting style of saber combat was the most difficult and demanding to use and hard to master as it came to be known. Juyo was described as the most vicious form of lightsaber combat, and was said to be filled with both fury and "malignant grace." Vaapad was explained as being a state of mind rather than just a fighting style, allowing the Jedi wielder to channel his or her own inner darkness into the duel, and accept the fury of the opponent. The form was also mentioned with a cautionary warning by the Jedi that use of Vaapad led the user perilously close to the dark side due to its focus on physical combat.

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As part of my own fan fic story of Luke joining Vader but you might be asking why did I give Vader a purple lightsaber. Well I thought it would look cool on him and part of my story of him turning back to the light side since he's learning the fighting form of Juyo/Vaapad, one of the seven Jedi fight combat forms, a fighting form that Mace Windu once used. Here Vader is learning this combat from his son, Luke who is using this to balance the light and darkness to fight him as part of his training with his father. This fighting style of saber combat was the most difficult and demanding to use and hard to master as it came to be known. Juyo was described as the most vicious form of lightsaber combat, and was said to be filled with both fury and "malignant grace." Vaapad was explained as being a state of mind rather than just a fighting style, allowing the Jedi wielder to channel his or her own inner darkness into the duel, and accept the fury of the opponent. The form was also mentioned with a cautionary warning by the Jedi that use of Vaapad led the user perilously close to the dark side due to its focus on physical combat.