Lightsaber combat is mainly based off of Kendo anyway. Once in a while you'll get a few unique fighters, such as Darth Maul, Count Dooku, and Anakin's dual-lightsabers.

You can actually go and google the different Lightsaber Forms.
 
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What you want to see is in Jedi Outcast is get the mods for two lightsabers and double lightersabers. Thats some trippy material.
 
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In the Episode II Visual Dictionary, it gives some information on Jedi and their fighting forms. I personally think Form VII is the best, because the users tend to skirt close to the Dark Side. Only Mace Windu and one other Jedi used Form VII during the final days of the Old Republic.
 
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i was under the impression in Kendo you didnt let the blades touch, i could be wrong, it could be that other japanesse sword battleing method i cant think of the name of.
 
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I always thought kendo is almost the same thing as fencing, except they use wooden sticks as swords.
 
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yeah, and both are methods of using real weapons, just kendo uses kendo sticks to practice with and fencing uses foils, both work well to emulate the weapons they are made in image of, the Katana and Rapier.
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Kendo is a very Japanese style. Its highly active. It uses a shinai, which is a split-bamboo sword. It relies on mostly slashing-style attacks (a shinai cannot slash, it is not sharp :P) and practicioners wear a lot of armor.

Fencing is similar in that it also uses some armor, though generally lighter armor. It is, by contrast, very western. The most famous sort of fencing involves foils, which are only good for poking, since they're essentially long, thin flexible spikes. The term "fencing" also covers the use of sabers and rapiers though.

Strictly speaking, in the Star Wars universe, they aren't using either of these styles. Lightsabers are entirely weightless except for the handle itself and thus do not handle the same way as any existing weapon on earth does. I, in real life, have recently begun Iaido lessons, Iaido is a sort of passive, non-combative, refined form of Kendo (its actually older than Kendo, so thats not entirely accurate), and with my limited experience with that I can say that the weight of the blade plays a very important part of all weapons training. Thus lightsaber forms may appear to be these, but are not.

Many sources have names for some of the various lightsaber forms featured in Star Wars. I don't personally know any of these, but someone else may be able to provide a link or something.
 
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Iaijutsu and Iaido are related, for those wondering about the similarity in the name. Iai is a japanese phrase that means "drawing the sword from the scabbard (japanese term: saya) and striking in a single motion, following up quickly and replacing the sword in the saya" obviously iai is much shorter.

Iaijutsu is a more practical form which focuses on actual combat applicable techniques. It is oriented at legitamtely learning how to draw a sword and kill an opponent as fast as is humanly possible. Note the -jutsu suffix. This suffix is indicitave of styles which focus on realistic combat and disabling/dispatching opponents, other examples of -jutsu arts are jujitsu, kenjutsu and the ever-popular ninjutsu.

Iaido is, by contrast, more focused on using the sword and its accompanying forms and movement to focus and discipline oneself. While one still learns techniques that are directly applicable to actually employing one's weapon, one does not practice Iaido with the intention of ever actually doing so. The -do suffix directly translates as "the Way". Arts with the -do suffix are more focused on the philosophy of the art and self-discipline than one actually using it in order to defend oneself or harm others, though practicioners often learn how to do so as a side effect. Other -do arts include Kendo, Akido, and Judo.
 
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That said, my favorite is still Obi-Wan & Qui-Gon vs Maul in Ep1. It was the best part of that movie. Plus the music in that fight scene, superb!
 
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Yes, the Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan vs. Darth Maul duel was excellent. Combined with the "Duel of the Fates," it was in my opinion the only really good part of the movie.

But my ultimate favorite lightsaber duel was the Anakin vs. Obi-Wan duel on Mustafar in Revenge of the Sith.
 
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If you want an indepth information on Lightsaber forms and what is available i would suggest picking up a very good book based off of Episode 3.  It is the book that is based off of the movie, and i was one of those people who went out and bought it long before Epi 3 was even prereleased for tickets.  Not only is the book an excellent read for an indepth look into the characters and why Anikan did what he did by joining Palp, but it goes very in depth with the Light Side fighting styles, including everything from Dooku's Makashi, to Windu's Vaapaad.  Also, Mace Windu is the ONLY user of Vapaad.  There is no one else, for he only has to concentration required to pull himself away from the lure of the Dark Side, and he refused to train anyone else in the art.  It is based on the Fighting style that made the reason for Obi-wan to be chosen to take down General Grevious.  At least according to the book, which was approved by Lucas, so i am taking it as canon.

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"Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge Of The Sith" 

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How could that be when Windu invented the Vaapaad style. 

  A better "Duel of the Fates" fight is Yoda vs. Sideous. And the "Battle of the Heroes" fight between Obi-Wan vs Anakin. Episode three  was such a good movie...
 
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A little off topic,but is ir pronounced Ray-pier or Ra-pier? Or rae-per or ra-pper?  Also I agree with episode 3 being good, I almost got arrested that day for assaulting a guy ho cut in line with my two light-sabers, and i cried during the movie, cause of vader. im a softy.