Does Beskar armor resist lightsabers?

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In S2, E5, when Din Djarin (the Mandalorian of the title) fights against a Jedi, his Beskar armor is able to fully protect him from slashes from a lightsaber.

Is this a new concept introduced by Disney's The Mandalorian or has it been this way from the original Lucas's Star Wars universe?

I was under the impression a lightsaber could cut through anything but another lightsaber.



Best Answer

Beskar is newly introduced concept, it's not in the original series. It's able to resist light-Sabres but it can't effectively the Arc-Light Generator which heats up the armour until the person it is protecting is fried.




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Can Beskar armor stop lightsaber?

As legend (and Star Wars mythos) goes, Beskar Steel (sometimes known as just 'Beskar') is essentially a super-powered metal that Mandalorian Armor\u2014including the suits of Boba Fett and Jango Fett\u2014is made from. This metal can stop blaster shots, withstand lightsaber strikes, and more.

What armor can withstand a lightsaber?

Mandalorian iron, or "beskar" in native Mando'a, could only be found on its namesake's planet or its moon. It is a very durable material and thus capable of withstanding lightsabers.

Is Mandalorian armor lightsaber proof?

Mandalorian armor is famous in the Star Wars universe. The armor plates themselves can withstand blaster shots, as we see in The Mandalorian, and can even protect the wearer from the glancing blow of a lightsaber \u2014 which can be seen in the Legacy of Mandalore episode of Star Wars: Rebels when Gar Saxon is disarmed.



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