Lightsaber Resistant Things

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Lightsaber Resistant Things

Here are some things that lightsabers cannot or have trouble cutting through:

Cortosis
Mandalorian Iron
Lightsaber blades
blaster bolts

Anything else that you guys know of?

that weapon Vong has

The Amphistaffs

and certain forcefields

Such a stupid concept... why EU writers always see the need to trump things, I don't know.

the green stones in JKII

yes..i agree with ush...the first time i heard about cortosis was in JEdi knight 2. There are some "shadow troopers" that seemengly have a cortosis armor. Didn't seem saber resistant to me 😉 😈

What it is, really, is lazy writing.

In ANH and ROTJ, we have Death Stars, weapons that can destroy planets. In order to trump that threat, instead of using imagination, some writers created weapons that could destroy solar systems, or whatever.

By the same token, we have lightsabres, a weapon that can (within common sense limits) penetrate anything. And again, lazily, writers trump that by introducing 'lightsabre proof' stuff. It is very lazy indeed; luckily this sot of thinking does not infest the films.

Even in EpI a blast door holds up for a minute.... so I guess that could be considered resistent

That was the common sense limit, wasn't it? Obviously an extremely thick object is going to take time.

Doesn't explain why QGJ's hands didn't burn, though...

ah true.....must be a jedi trait 😉

well, his blade barely got through the other end if it did that already

But you saw how hot the metal was becoming, how did QGJ escape that heat unscathed?

aaah the ways of the jedi unknown to us for many reasons

we still have the forcefields ...in the finale battle with maul. Unpenetrable

how did you get that name?

malformations of language

The forcefield seemed resistant rather than impenetrable, but again, that's only logical.

As a sabre has a physical presence it can penetrate a forcefield slowly like any physical object can, so literally spekaing it will never 'cut' through a forcefield at all. Though if you follow the logic that enough firepower will bring down a field then it might.

dunno but I like it that u can't cut through a forcefield with a sabre
think ush explained it nicely

dunno..that forcefield seemed pretty solid. Don't think they could've pierced it...