Five designs spanning the Fall of the Jedi and the New Republic era — from the Darksaber's ancient Mandalorian lineage to Din Djarin's own forged path.

Hilt colour Black, Grey, Silver, Gold

Electronics Baselit and Neopixel

Sound fonts 25 to 34 pre-installed

Signature blade colour Black

Allegiance Mandalorian

Duelling grade Light & heavy duelling rated

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Five designs from The Mandalorian across two eras

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The Mandalorian Darksaber · Din Djarin

The Mandalorian · Warrior of Mandalore

The Man Without a Name

Affiliation Mandalorian

Homeworld Aq Vetina

Orphaned young and raised under the Creed, Din Djarin grew up knowing one truth: the Way is everything. A foundling taken in by a Mandalorian covert, he became a bounty hunter by trade — methodical, self-reliant, and careful never to show his face to another living soul.

Everything shifted the moment a Child crossed his path. Protecting Grogu was never part of the Creed — yet Din Djarin walked away from his contract, his guild standing, and the only life he knew to keep the foundling safe. That choice turned a solitary bounty hunter into something the galaxy hadn't seen in a long time: a Mandalorian fighting for someone else's future.

That arc runs through every design in the collection. The Darksaber — carried by Darth Maul, claimed by Bo-Katan Kryze, and eventually thrust into Din Djarin's hands — spans eras the man himself never lived through, its blade older than the New Republic that shaped him. Alongside it sit his own forged designs, rooted firmly in that New Republic era and the solitary path he walked through it.

The Creed gave him a code — the galaxy gave him something harder to carry.

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The Mandalorian — and those who walked beside him

Grogu, the foundling Din Djarin crossed the galaxy to protect; Bo-Katan Kryze, the Mandalorian warrior he stood beside and against; and Ahsoka Tano, who crossed his path and helped shape Grogu's journey.