Trakata is considered a lightsaber form even though its literally a mere trick because it has 3 known moves and manuevers
Jar'Kai from what i can see has way more and is clearly not just "any lightsaber form but with a second lightsaber"
https://youtu.be/MG-bLt_8cTo?si=B5S31TZs-hNTFuHx
I've recently had a look at Mando'a, Huttese and Ubese and i can't help but notice the lack of recursion and any other rules, some sentences will be repeated and have different words each time and there are no apparent rules of any kind, here's a Wikipedia page on an early dropped language
Lightsaber combatants should have a field in the infobox denoting their prefered lightsaber form, something like Lighsaber Form: Soresu or smt, why? A Jedi's/Sith's fighting style is one of the main point of interest for most visitors of the wiki, adding it in the infobox rather than it being some amid the chunks of text in a page would be a nice addition
I know that Makashi is loosely based on Fencing and that Shi-Cho is inspired from traditional Korean arts but can you actually do anything with them IRL?
I read some Huttese then Bocca and noticed a clear lack of structure and no recursion.
