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Summary Yoda is one of the most well-known Jedi in Star Wars, but the fate of his iconic lightsaber is much more mysterious. Yoda was mostly known for everything but his lightsaber, as his skill with the Force made him one of the most powerful Jedi in Star Wars. Yoda was so skilled with the Force that he didn't even need to use his lightsaber until the final moments of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones during his duel with Count Dooku.
Yoda Lost His Lightsaber In A Duel Against Darth Sidious The last time Yoda used his lightsaber was in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. Since Yoda was one of the few Jedi survivors of Order 66, he volunteered to fight Darth Sidious - better known as Emperor Palpatine - while Obi-Wan Kenobi dueled the newly minted Darth Vader. During their duel, Sidious knocked Yoda's lightsaber out of his hand with a bolt of Force lightning, and it tumbled to the floor of the Senate building.
Yoda Kept Another Lightsaber On Dagobah Yoda felt an immense amount of guilt and shame after his defeat at Darth Sidious' hands, as he felt that he failed not only in his duel, but also in not seeing Palpatine's rise to power. To help deal with his guilt, Yoda vowed to never use a lightsaber again.
Luke Skywalker Took This Lightsaber After Yoda's Death Yoda died and became one with the Force in 4 ABY, during Return of the Jedi. Luckily, he didn't die alone, as his final Padawan, Luke Skywalker, was present for his last moments. Yoda was able to give Luke a few lessons and reveal that he had a sibling - Leia Organa - before his death, but he was also able to give Luke something immediately following his final breath.
During their training, Luke could tell that Grogu still had a strong emotional attachment to Din. Since he was going off the teachings of the Jedi Order before him, Luke made it clear to Grogu that if he were to continue to train as a Jedi, he would have to forego any emotional attachments, meaning he would never see Din again.
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