What to get that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor superfan

It’s that time of year again, and for Star Wars fans in particular, it’s been a heavy 12 months. We got tons of new content from games like Star Wars Jedi: Surviour to toys like Lego sets, a lot is going on for the Jedi world. Now you can dump some of that content onto a Star Wars fan this holiday season. This guide will show you the five best Force-imbued gifts for the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor superfan in your life.

Best gifts to get for a superfan

Star Wars The Black Series Mandolorian Premium helmet

Thanks to The Mandalorian (the show), the Mandalorian (the bounty hunter) has a whole slew of merch dedicated to him. This helmet can be worn by any Star Wars fan, not just the most hardcore. It’s got all the bells and whistles as its lore counterpart such as tactical lights and two red lights on the inside. It can truly make you feel like Din Djarin himself. On top of that, if the person who’s receiving the gift is into Mando cosplay, this can complete the outfit.

Lightsaber Chopsticks

Fans who want to make eating sushi or ramen noodles more interesting should look into this. You may not even use them to eat but rather play around with them. They seem to come in several different colors, so you can pick being a either a Jedi Knight or a Sith Lord. They also look like a hot ticket item, so if you’re looking to get a pair, you should head over to its Amazon page.

Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon Building

I don’t care what anyone says, you’re never too old for Lego. I feel like this should be on anyone’s list even if they’re not into Star Wars. It’s not just any old Lego set, everything you build has function. It can be a plaything for children and a collector item for anyone else. Plus with the size of the ship, one could be kept busy for a long time. If you don’t believe me, just head to its Amazon page, and you’ll probably get why this Lego set means so much to people.

Knight Saber

Of course, this guide would be nothing without the Jeid’s iconic lightsaber. When I was young, I’d force my parents to go Walmart and get me one because these are probably the coolest items for Star Wars merch. You can truly customize everything about the Knight Saber. However, there are three tiers: Initiate, Xenopixel, and Proffie Neopixel. Depending on which tier you have, you’ll have more features. For example, the high-end Proffie Neopixel can customize the sound of the start-up, and the base model, Initiate can be good for literal dueling. So there’s quite a bit you can do with this lightsaber.

Star Wars: Squadrons

While most of the items on this list are not gaming-related, the following game should be on this list. Star Wars Squadrons is an underrated space combat game, and it needs to have more eyes on it. Instead of the typical Jedi or Stormtrooper, you play as an X-Wing pilot. In its rather deep campaign, you play as both an imperial and a member of the rebellion. It’s a gift that comes with a built-in moral quandary! Controlling it’s handful of ships is quite immersive as well. You control everything including shields, thrusters, and weapons — so you can feel like an ace fighter. All these things deserve to have this game on this list and should be considered one of the best Star Wars games. On top of that, it’s got VR capabilities, so you can fall into the world easily.

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