Yoda reveals the key trait to becoming a lightsaber master

[ATENÇÃO! Esta matéria contém spoilers de “Guerra nas Estrelas: Yoda #2” e “Star Wars: A Alta República – A Lâmina #1”.]

For those who don’t know, the Jedi’s main weapon is the lightsaber and, recently, Yoda revealed what is the fundamental characteristic to become a weapon master. The Jedi Knights of “Star Wars” are popular for their weapon, which has definitely become a trademark, the lightsaber.

In both comics in question, the master of the Order Yoda revealed something that all Jedi must know in order to become masters of the weapon. The lightsaber may seem like a simple object to handle, but that’s not quite the case, because it’s quite complicated and very dangerous.

Unlike normal swords, the saber’s blade is not at all heavy. As such, it is not perfectly balanced, making it difficult to handle. For those with a certain sensitivity to the Force, the weapon ends up being easier to use, but that does not mean that there is no risk.

Now, we will reveal an extremely important detail that some people may not know: the secret to becoming a master of the light weapon is not strength, but practice, according to Porter Engle in “Star Wars: The High Republic – The Blade” #1, written by Charles Soule.

Master The Blade compares this theory to talking about cooking, something he dedicates himself to practice until he masters it, in the same way as it should be with the lightsaber.

After a thousand years, the master of the light weapon, Yoda, conveys the same intellect in “Star Wars: Yoda” #2, written by Cavan Scott and Nico Leon, when he shows a new mechanism that he intends to master.

When “Star Wars” decided to bless amateurs or newcomers with super dubious mastery, it caused a lot of controversy. Especially when it involved Rey (Daisy Ridley) in the sequel trilogy, who had the ability to handle a lightsaber with enough intelligence to challenge Kylo Ren.