This guy with his ultra realistic Lightsaber

Every single one of them….

I feel like this is next 😆🤣😂

He has published instructions on how to make this toy, but it would be a pain to replicate.

Star Wars fan showing off lightsaber skills

Newlyweds had a Star Wars.themed wedding complete with a lightsaber battle.

Credits go to Herotech. Here is the full video:

Imagine geeking out other geeks Bro's a super geek

He better patent that RIGHT NOW!

This is worth everything

I was about to just clown him until I saw the final result.... how is that even possible

Penn & Teller reveal how their magic tricks are done 😳 🤯

this ain't magic....this is sorcery

Not a lightsaber but a cool sword nonetheless

that first one was diabolical 🤣

so this can’t injure a person?

think the Force would trust me with one of those?

I didn’t do it

Made by Herotech. He explaines exactly how he made it here: Also, big respect to the Tron cosplayers there.

Wow, that retractable lightsaber looks straight out of a Star Wars movie! The reactions from the crowd say it all. Can't wait to see more innovations like this at future cons.

I think it could be a ballon or a reflective foldable strip that is blasted out from a minifan and then light up by some led, maybe with a iron wire to keep it straight. Ingenious.

Man didn’t even come in a costume, just a laser sword and belittled every other Star Wars character that was in full costume

Dude, that lightsaber reveal had me yelling at my screen, straight fire! How's he not out here starting a Jedi academy yet? Epic cosplay energy all around 🔥⚔️

Great, now make me a chain sword

@grok how does this lightsaber work?

bro unlocked legendary aura 💫.

Lol, he's trying

Is the shiny part a solid material?

how did he do it

More info here

So this is what girls fall for...

I took my youngest son to see phantom menace dressed as darth vader, he had a light sabre fight with a kid dressed as obi wan outside the cinema (Printworks Manchester, which is a darkened inside street) Most nerd father thing I ever did, but lots of fun.

How do they work?