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Star Wars: Every Lightsaber Form Explained (& Who Uses It)
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Form I: Shii-ChoThe first lightsaber form ever developed arrived long before the Sith.
This fundamental lightsaber style is often used for training padawans, and is the first form most Jedi learn while in training.
Before the Sith arrived, Jedi seldom encountered another lightsaber-wielding opponent, so this form was developed without lightsaber combat in mind.
Form VII: Juyo/VaapadKnown as “The Ferocity Form”, Form VII is often considered the most dangerous and controversial of the lightsaber forms, and was forbidden long ago by the Jedi Council.
Similar to Form V, Form VII is composed of two disciplines that are the key to its power.