Anakin at the beginning of the clone wars: killing is a last resort that should be used in dire situations Anakin at the end of the clone wars: These hands rated E for everyone
Foreshadowing for the future Tarkin didn't fear Vader as much as most people did because he knew he was one of the few people Vader was not allowed to kill and understand the consequences Vader would face should he kill him
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 he’s lucky Vader couldn’t kill him, he made more mistakes than all the other Imperials he force choked. Deserved to die on the Death Star.
I hate how he became Vader. But it has his destiny to become Vader. I watched the whole series of TCWs, twice actually, and every time I was hoping he would NOT become Vader. Sure, Vader is a bad mofo, but he did not deserve that life. He lost so much, it's hurtful. I hope they bring back Anakin in Episode IX, since they're bringing back Emperor Palpatine. Anakin was supposed to be in Episode VII, or VIII, but they canned it. Nah, man, bring him back. Not Vader, but Anakin, the Chosen One!
@Tyrese Bibbs And Ashoka is a little like Rin. I mean, she isn't dead, but her leaving the Jedi Order was one of the reasons Anakin changed. Just as Rin's death was for Obito's change.
War brings out the worst in people, they sometimes have to do terrible things to win or to stay alive. But when fighting monsters one has to be careful to not become a monster yourself, or the abyss will consume you.
@@joseluis5055 This is why luke in the last jedi felt like the jedi needed to end. The jedi orders ridiculous rules went against common sense and caused many jedi to inadvertently join the dark side, it happened with dooku and later anakin and after that kylo ren
Have you watched the 2d clone wars series? There's an analogy where a hero in a tribe uses some dark force to help his own people...eventually that force increased every time he used it until it was too late, before he noticed that very same force killed everyone but him.
And every time he did, he took one more step towards the Dark Side. And when he was at last consumed by it, Vader killed countless more than those Anakin saved. Do You see now why the Jedi warn so strongly against straining from the Order's Code?
@@kapitan19969838 Except light side of the force and Jedi Order are 2 different things. One is the actual force itself and the Jedi Order is a governance of light side users. The Jedi Order insists on having no feeling ever, you're not allowed to love, you're not allowed to care, you're not allowed to step outside of their laws, everything is purely governed almost by a flow chart, which leads to people hating them. The dark side is like pure emotion, and the light side is like pure machine, if you have all one and not the other then you're doomed to fail.
Notice how even when anakin turned to the dark side he still had a caring voice for Ahsoka? Even as Vader he never hated her. But he knew he had to try or to actually kill her to release his pain of her
When you rewatch this show, you realize even Padmè lead Anakin closer to the dark side. Not only her whole BS with Clovis, but their differing views on the war and Palpatine to the point where even he believed Padmè turned against him. It’s honestly no wonder Luke was the only one to bring Anakin back, aside from his mother, Ahsoka, R2 and 3PO, he’s the only truly positive relationship he’s ever had.
@@garyfrombrooklyn All I'm saying is saying only one gender does one thing is a sexist statement. I've seen both men and women use this tactic. It's not just women or just men.
Anakin: *The Chosen One, meant to bring balance to the force, is an emotional wreck half the time and needs some confort more often than not* Jedi Order: That's not the Jedi Way Anakin: *turns to the dark side* Jedi Order: *surprised pikachu face*
Zechariah Kouns Right? Like absolutely no sympathy regarding his hatred and anger towards slavers. Like that’s just stupid especially when anakin is as powerful as he is
yoda could see his descent into the dark side of arrogance, anger, growing cruelty, hatred and greed as did others. Not once ever did any of them pull anakin off from the war to coach him in dealing with his traumas so it doesn't destroy him. Nor did they teach him to deal with his PTSD over his slave upbringing to his mothers death to full scale wars. Yoda and obi wan are just as responsible for darth vader as darth sidious was. Inaction is just as guilty as the temptation. Think of how different he would have turned out with a year of healing meditations and guidance to forgiveness/mental recovery after the death of his mother instead of throwing a unstable super powerful Jedi into war.
@@dylan56789ful I think in the end both Yoda and Obi-Wan understood that. They both took a responsability in the becoming of darth vader, in the fact they did not help anakin when they should have.
11:05 I just realized - Anakin’s rest on Mortis was to force both the Son and Daughter to free both Obi-Wan and Ahsoka - but Anakin took it further and forced them to bow, signifying dominance over them. That was not the test. The test was whether he could liberate, not dominate. 🤔 But no one - not the Father, Obi-Wan or Ahsoka - seemed to notice.
Actually he did stop at making them let them go, aside from the force throw. It was only after they kept attacking his loved ones he resorted to domination. Which I think is a better summation of Anakin's character
It seems Anakin tends to develop very strong attachment to the women in his life, I think it may have something to do with him living with his mother his entire childhood, and the way she died.
I concur, but not only to women. He had a very strong attachment to Obi-Wan, which is why he felt so betrayed after their duel, and he grew a very strong attachment to Palpatine as well, who he viewed as almost as father figure at times.
Anakin has been a slave for his entire existance, never a master himself, until his death. Born into slavery. When he became a Jedi and thought he could say goodbye to his life as a slave, he still ended up with people who told him what to do and what to think. And even though everyone kept saying how great his skills are and how he's the "Chosen one", he was always seemingly pushed down. It must've been the part where he was declared "part of the council, but denied the title of Master" that must've really cemented in his mind that he was never gonna be free at this rate. I believe that's why he desired the rank of Master so badly. Palpatine always gave him the impression that he deserved more than he was given and often "helped" him make decisions for himself, giving only more reason to trust him over the Jedi Order, which was clearly flawed. Sadly, it was all a trick and he ended up once more being a slave to a master. Darth Vader must've delusioned himself to be bigger than he was or accepted that he was forever doomed to be a slave from begin to end. "When I left you I was but the learner. Now, *I* am the master." "Only a master of evil, Darth."
Excellent analysis! Additionally, it was his attachments that helped him get through his struggles. He ended up relying on them too much, which only aided in his being tricked by Palpatine.
Also the fact Palpatine groomed anakin from a young age. Anakin needed a father figure, Obi-Wan was like a brother, Palpatine gave anakin that father role. also the Jedi had lost their way, when Anakin told Mace, "this is not the jedi way". Mace told him we need to kill the Sitting representative to the Republic because he was too dangerous . Anakin was like well this is the same shit and went full Sith.
When anakin was taming the brother and sister instead of making his voice like a demon they should have had James earl jones do the darth vader voice for it, kind of foreshadow his future
Luke had no context for what Jedi of old were like though. Or at least had less of a context. Luke can best be described as a Grey Jedi. This is especially true in Legends canon and his new Jedi order.
Hayden Christensen is understated for his portrayal of young Vader! His intensenity and hatred of the sand people is perfectly displayed, and Anakin's dark side becomes very clear!
I've always thought it was Padme's reaction, or lack of one really, that made the scene so damn funny. Like, she just does not care she's totally check out 🤣
@@VadWalker66 You're right, and imo the only way to excuse the scene is to head canon that Anakin was using the force on Padme making her not view it as an awful act
The sand-people are effectively wolves, they don't care about anyone not of their kind and will slaughter them, Padme understood this, and helped Anakin.
I love Anakin's darker side. I have an odd love of protagonists who aren't just infallible bastions of purity. Especially those who dip into the darker aspect of things.
Ok, so re-watching this really makes me appreciate how they actually make the Fall make SENSE. That and I feel so sorry for those droids who knew they were scrapped the moment Skywalker showed up.
It also amazes me how the Jedi almost never see a person turning to the Darkside. For all their knowledge of it many Jedi have shown signs of the Darkside taking over and the Jedi just continue on like nothing happened. They are arrogant in their own way even though they preach against it, and have failed to save lives because of their strict adherence to the Jedi code
At 33:05 you can see Anakin almost reaches out to Obi Wan to further talk about it with him, but decides against it and lets him go. Makes me feel really bad for him. He wants to ask for help, but feels like he can’t.
People give him shit for the crying and the romantic stuff he did which is indeed a little cringe but tbh that was only in episode 2 in 3 he got much better and was one of my favorite parts of that movie his performance emotionally and physically
Hayden’s acting as Anakin was amazing. He will always bring an amazing performance. The scene where Anakin sees his future is so sad. He saw all the horrible things he would later do
He was lied to by the Council and told to suppress his emotions on many occasions, was consistently doing all the major missions whilst other masters on the Council practically never left the Temple, thought he'd seen his best friend killed, lost his padawan whom he loved like family because she'd been wrongly accused and lost faith in the Order, then had visions of his pregnant wife dying and the only guy to offer him a way to save her was the Sith Lord who'd been a constant ally and mentor to him. With the exception of a certain few, namely Luke, I honestly think any character who'd gone through the same would've turned to the Dark Side.
What I find interesting about anakin lifting the son and daughter is that he lifts the daughter with his human hand and lifts the son with his robotic hand symbolizing the balance between the war hero known as anakin and the killing machine known as vader
@@spiderboy43 One thing that I didn't like about the prequels is how they tried to make it seem like Palpatine and Sidious were two different characters until episode 3.
I like how Anakin values the connections he’s made with people and robots alike. He is angered when Obi-Wan discredits Anakin’s worries of R2’s safety, you can tell this is a kid who valued the only real relationship he had with his mother before he was taken in by the Jedi. And after losing her, he is convicted to keep hold onto the bonds he has left. This is the exact reason as to why he turns to the dark side, his fear of losing the people he loves. It’s such an amazingly personal story about how the life of one man can decide the fate of the whole world, much like many of history’s worst dictators. And yet, can you really blame Anakin? When he is told to sacrifice his bonds for the greater good, can you really expect someone to bow their head and follow dogmatically. Like Nietzsche said, ‘What is done out of love always takes place beyond good and evil’, and I think that applies especially well to the tragedy of Anakin.
Leia: Darth Vader. Only you could be so bold. The Imperial senate will not sit still for this. When they hear you’ve attacked a diplomatic-- Darth Vader: Don’t act so surprised, your highness. You weren’t on any mercy mission this time. Several transmissions were beamed to this ship by Rebel spies. I want to know what happened to the plans they sent you. Leia: I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m a member of the Imperial senate on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan. Darth Vader: You are a part of the Rebel Alliance, and a traitor. Take her away! *Leia walks along with Stormtroopers*
I have to say how I love that during Obi-Wan's death arc Anakin goes around looking all evil and shit... And Ahsoka is right behind him looking like a pissed off puppy. She couldn't be evil even if she tried.
"a great leap forward often requires taking two steps back" -Obi wan "and sometimes all it requires is the will to jump" - anakin Really shows you how different they are. While like brothers they both have very different approaches to problems and conflicting their feelings. Sad times such a good story line.
Honestly the way Anakin did things for years even before he became Vader, was so against the code he was meant to follow that I’m surprised he wasn’t expelled from the order. That would’ve been a good step towards his fall too.
@@bouteilledeau1463 JAJAJAJAJA! X'D... Now, in all seriousness, I love how the Prequels Trilogy have much more sense now because of this series. Altogether, Prequels and _Clone Wars_ make the Original Trilogy have a full background of events. Lovely...
I absolutely love how at 20:03 Dooku is completely disgusted by the fact that Anakin used a whip in a duel. Really shows you how much more different Dooku was than your typical Sith Lord.
Anakin was every time near to the dark side because he wanted to protect all his people he loved, in nearly every moment when he is angry he wants so save his people
Also he wasn't able to let people try to sort things out themselves. Especially when it came to Ashoka. He had attachments which made him not think rationally and clearly. The way of the Jedi is similar to that of a Buddhist monk in terms of their attitude towards 'worldly possessions and attachments'
Anakin: "As long as I live, no harm will ever come to you, Chancellor." Foreshadowing like this is one the best things the writers got to slip into this show.
I think Obi-Wan’s death then being told that he was alive and everyone but him knowing about it was like +50 anger points to him then Ahsoka leaving was like +100
His nobility was used against him by a groomer and his circle of trust slowly eroded away, rendering it unable to save him. The show does a great job showing how the bridges between him and the Jedi burned away, how even Obi-Wan betrayed him (during the Rako Hardeen situation) and how Palpatine crept into his utmost trust.
if you took some one who had never seen the original trilogy and then had them sit through everything up until anakin turns to the darkside they would never guess anakin would betray everyone. He is such a good guy with a strong sense of justice and truly cares for all of his friends.
you seem fathers last words are VERY important. His last words are: "Your... Heart..." ... is corrupted by Dark Side, or something similar. Although he forgot, seed of darkness was already planted in him, and he was more prone to dark side after that. You can even see his eyes occasionally go Sith, but only after this episode. If Son didnt show him the future, i dont believe he would turn enough to stop Windu, and with that he would turn never because Padme would live.
Poor Anakin. Traumatised by so much loss. He never had a chance to be a child or learn to process his feelings because of the burden of feeling responsible for everyone he cares about. Afraid to be vulnerable with those who avoid, lie or encourage him to accept the inevitability of death, he obsesses over the idea that he cannot trust people to be safe without him. Unfortunately, such obsession leads to the destruction of all relationships he encounters and ultimately himself.
Should have kept his mouth shut I never liked Clovis... it was very satisfying when Anakin dropped him. Yes I’m aware Clovis let go but let’s be honest... Anakin made no effort to save him. Can’t blame him.. would have done the same Clovis falls Padme: Anakin use the force Anakin: what’s the force? Padme: ............ Anakin: oh right.... Clovis dies Anakin: ....welp... that sucks. Oh well.
Anakin’s gradual descent into the dark side is honestly pretty tragic. You can see his friends and fellow Jedi are noticing that he’s slipping but only he can save himself.
The scene of Anakin on Mortis. Subjigating two literal force beings. It’s no wonder palpatine made Vader a suit that purposely hindered him. The amount of raw power that anakin and Vader had is astounding to say the least.
35:10 Man, I hope that scene is re-made in live action maybe in a flashback in the Ahsoka show, showing Ahsoka is seeing that conversation maybe through a vision.
The amount of control required to master Vapaad is absolutely immense. Windu would have been a good master but he would've made Anakin into an absolutely monstrous swordsman.
Anakin's emotions were like a clock bomb. He clearly suffered tremendously from his childhood and the death of his mother, yet no one helped him in the order except for telling him to forget about his emotions, add that to the continous stress of war and ther you have it, a jealous, irascible and tormented man.
Exactly. The Jedi's Buddhist-like denial of one's self, one's emotion and passions, only works if you're born into it, and sometimes not even then. Anakin's soul was born into the fires of tribulation and suffering and made to feel impotent, worthless, and unimportant by everyone except his mother and a few friends until the age of 9. Because of this, his ego constantly craved satiation (especially after the revelation of the Prophecy and his powers, which were said to potentially be beyond any other Jedi), and no wonder he would have such a strong emotional attachment to his mother, to Padme, the only lover he'd ever known, to Ahsoka, one of his best friends and his only pupil whom he believed the Jedi had betrayed and failed, and finally to Obi-Wan, his best friend and mentor who he ultimately came to see as merely a puppet of the organization and ideology that had failed him, his loved ones, and the galaxy. Failed him because they told him his emotions and desires had no value in comparison to the responsibility he'd been given in bringing balance to the force, a responsibility he had never chosen, making him feel like a slave all over again. Failed him because instead of acknowledging the validity of his emotions and making him feel valued while ultimately trying to help him move past them and find a sense of peace, or at least be able to maintain control over them, they treated him like any normal Jedi student and basically just told him "emotion bad, serenity good," and chastised him whenever his emotions got the better of him. Qui-Gon perfectly understood that this was the wrong way to go about things and I feel that if he had trained Anakin, he would have turned out very differently. Then you add in to the mix a figure like Palpatine, another older, seemingly kindly mentor figure to Anakin who stoked the fires of Anakin's misgivings and doubts about the Jedi, who stroked his ego, who promised him what the Jedi could not deliver. It was a really masterful job on Palpatine's part. Finally, you add to the mix a terrible galaxy-wide war and the constant battles, and it's no wonder that Anakin turned out the way he did. When you really think about it, while Anakin still bears ultimate responsibility for everything he did and chose, he was as much a victim as he was a perpetrator.
My life is as much like as him, I'm alone and no help from anyone and I'm afraid that I will join the dark side... I don't want it but I feel I can't already resist to my anger inside of me..
Ok let's be real. Everytime Anakin has genuine trauma and needs help the jedi told him to bottle his feelings. Of course he was destined to explode. His only solice in life his friends and wife yet he lost them all. Tragic
And they knew he began his training at a later age than any other Jedi so they should have expected he would need extra help learning how to control his emotions. This was their entire reservation about accepting him in the first place and yet when they did, they made no effort to address this concern.
That's part of the bigger problem. Emotions in themselves are a path to the Dark side, but they aren't the Dark side. But the Jedi dogma puts them as such. The Jedi inherently cannot serve the living Force this way because all emotions dark or light are inherently aspects of the living Force. The Jedi lost their connection with the living Force, became stagnated and served the Senate over the living Force and they were destroyed. The Sith corrupt the force and are considered a cancer and were destroyed also.
You know if Anakin was in Mortal Kombat 11 it would be very therapeutic for him because it let his anger and rage out on the MK fighters and guest fighters
The Mortis arc, in my opinion, was showing that it was planned from the beginning. Anakin had to become Darth Vader in order to eventually bring balance to the force.
@@paria1763 14:16 Notice Anakin's vision of Alderean being blown up is like Obi-Wan said when Alderean was hit he heard thousands of screams than nothing
It's those small moments that remind you of what/who he becomes and what he does. It's actually really sad when you remember, that anakin risked his life and was a real hero for a long time, but fell and became the ruthless and monstrous Vader...
Love how toward the end of the series it really highlights the emotional turmoil she goes through and how deeply it affects Anakin. I think if everything that happened with Ahsoka & the council went differently he wouldn't have fallen from the light side as he did
As you progress through the seasons, you can notice how Anakin becomes more and more aggressive. That’s evident when he frequently uses force choke more and more.
Is it Destiny for the Skywalker generations to turn evil? Or they're haunted by the evil deeds of their ancestors, in try of fixing what's wrong, they walk the same dark path?
Admiral Ackbar from the complete saga that may be true by the end of return of the Jedi, but you can see with another watching of the original trilogy that Luke is more like his father than it would seem, in empire Luke is emotional, brash, reckless, and impulsive just like his father. In return of the Jedi he uses force choke against the guards in jabbas palace, Luke also puts his friends and allies at risk sending them in one by one to get caught by jabba showing his arrogance. In the fight in palpatines room on the Death Star we can see Luke becoming more and more aggressive until he overpowers dearth Vader cutting off his hand, it's only until he realized his faults that he becomes in balance and a true Jedi, this is character development that anakin in the prequels desperately needed to make him likable. Something that the makers of the clone wars understood, anakin in the cartoon is an amazing character.
Obi-Wan: When was the last time you saw him? Padmé: Yesterday. Obi-Wan: And do you know where he is now? Padmé: No. Obi-Wan: Padmé, I need your help. He is in grave danger. Padmé: From the Sith? Obi-Wan: From himself. Padmé, Anakin has turned to the dark side. Padmé: You’re wrong. How could you even say that? Obi-Wan: I have seen a- a security hologram… of him… killing younglings. Padmé: Not Anakin. He couldn’t. Obi-Wan: He was deceived by a lie. We all were. It appears that the chancellor is behind everything, including the war. Palpatine is the Sith lord we’ve been looking for. After the death of Count Dooku, Anakin became his new apprentice. Padmé: I don’t believe you. I can’t. Obi-Wan: Padmé, I must find him. Padmé: You’re going to kill him, aren’t you? Obi-Wan: He has become a very great threat. Padmé: I can’t. Obi-Wan: Anakin is the father, isn’t he? I’m so sorry.
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*Episode List:*
0:00 Attack of the Clones
2:07 TCW Movie 2008
2:31 TCW S01E06
3:14 TCW S01E17
3:26 TCW S01E18
4:37 TCW S02E02
5:19 TCW S02E03
5:59 TCW S02E04
7:15 TCW S02E06
7:35 TCW S02E08
8:37 TCW S02E13
8:55 TCW S02E17
9:02 TCW S02E22
9:36 TCW S03E14
10:04 TCW S03E15
11:59 TCW S03E16
13:08 TCW S03E17
16:17 TCW S03E19
16:59 TCW S03E20
17:46 TCW S03E21
18:09 TCW S04E11
19:23 TCW S04E12
19:49 TCW S04E13
20:27 TCW S04E15
22:26 TCW S04E16
24:35 TCW S04E17
25:03 TCW S04E18
26:54 TCW S05E05
27:22 TCW S05E17
27:30 TCW S05E18
28:06 TCW S05E20
30:20 TCW S06E01
30:40 TCW S06E05
31:39 TCW S06E06
34:54 TCW S06E13
35:10 "In Search of the Crystal"
37:28 "Unfinished Business"
38:04 Revenge of the Sith
When watching you'll notice how Anakin gets angrier and darker as the years get closer to Revenge of the Sith. It's also interesting to note he mostly loses his temper when trying to protect someone he cares about.
He also slowly experiences Yoda’s Fear/Suffering speech.
REX anakin Skywalker was weak i destroyed him
I am not anakin skywalker he was weak i destroyed him
Lord vader
Then I will avenge his death..
Ceiling Rebel Guy you will try
Anakin at the beginning of the clone wars: killing is a last resort that should be used in dire situations
Anakin at the end of the clone wars: These hands rated E for everyone
Facts lmao
This robot hands bruh dead 💀
Nice
Bro 😂😂😂
I mean, isn't that what happens when folks get too accustomed to killing?
Half the time its literally Obi Wan saying "Anakin wait!"
Anakin, stop panakin
Obi-Wan: "No Anakin, No!"
Anakin: "Yes Anakin, yes!"
+Exar Kun. You mean Padme: "Yes Anakin, yes!" ;3
Now i do as i please
Obi Wan:
It's time to stop!
It's time to stop ok!
No more
*Padme* Yes Anakin Yes!
*Palpatine* Good Anakin Good!
anakin: I need therapy
Yoda: covered in our insurance plan, it is not
I will not accept any other explanation than this as canon.
"Therapy is the path to the Dark Side" I'm sure Yoda would say.
Ofc it has to be the NGE pfp to say this.
😂
“Spent the insurance money in pizza we did! Good it is! Oh and life insurance we took on all Jedi we did.”
Seeing Anakin actually talking to Tarkin gave me chills
Foreshadowing for the future Tarkin didn't fear Vader as much as most people did because he knew he was one of the few people Vader was not allowed to kill and understand the consequences Vader would face should he kill him
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 he’s lucky Vader couldn’t kill him, he made more mistakes than all the other Imperials he force choked. Deserved to die on the Death Star.
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 5:24 this is how Ben Solo learned to mind probe, from his Grandfather same thing Vader did on Leia and Han later on
Loved the brief tune of Imperial March when they shook hands.
I love how every time he gets pissed, Vader's theme plays lightly.
I hate how he became Vader. But it has his destiny to become Vader. I watched the whole series of TCWs, twice actually, and every time I was hoping he would NOT become Vader. Sure, Vader is a bad mofo, but he did not deserve that life. He lost so much, it's hurtful. I hope they bring back Anakin in Episode IX, since they're bringing back Emperor Palpatine. Anakin was supposed to be in Episode VII, or VIII, but they canned it. Nah, man, bring him back. Not Vader, but Anakin, the Chosen One!
Rico Mendez after that last Jedi, you seriously have hope for episode ix?
@@GianniEndo What's your point? Yeah it sucked, but who knows, maybe this time they will finally get it right.
@Chris Bingham yea well, episode 9 still has huge potential, including the fact that George Lucas is co-directing this one.
It’s so chilling it give me goosebumps
"There's three of us and one of him!"
"It won't matter"
Wow, that's a smart droid.
It was funny when the first Droid was like "I thought you said we would be safe back here" 😂
A smart droid would surrender.
Poor droid
Deutsch-Amerikanisch it wouldn’t matter, they would be slaughtered either way. RIP droid bois
The power of artificial intelligence.
The Jedi train their members to hold back their emotions. It's like they're begging them to join the dark side.
Lmao good shit madara sensei
@Tyrese Bibbs And Ashoka is a little like Rin. I mean, she isn't dead, but her leaving the Jedi Order was one of the reasons Anakin changed. Just as Rin's death was for Obito's change.
@@angriboi my lord i must detest But it isn't the jedi order's fault
Yes. The Jedi order has faults, which are in part responsible for Anakin's turn to the dark side
@@angriboi Padme is Rin.
"What if I turned out to be a disappointment?"
"That will never happen."
I cry
Anakin’s heart may belong to Padme, but his pimp hand is community property.
The severed one?
Raiden you take that back lol
Oof
Is that a Steel Panther reference?
Lmao
Man this chancellor palpatine sure looks like that sith lord
Hope you're joking...
and I have a theory: I think Anakin is Darth Vader
Azrul Tarmizi wait.... I thought about and it would make so much sense
😂
Sure is a coincidence, because there’s no way he could be the chancellor without the Jedi sensing him!
Every time Anakin did the “wrong” thing here, he saved everyone’s lives lol. I totally agree with him.
War brings out the worst in people, they sometimes have to do terrible things to win or to stay alive. But when fighting monsters one has to be careful to not become a monster yourself, or the abyss will consume you.
@@joseluis5055 This is why luke in the last jedi felt like the jedi needed to end. The jedi orders ridiculous rules went against common sense and caused many jedi to inadvertently join the dark side, it happened with dooku and later anakin and after that kylo ren
Have you watched the 2d clone wars series? There's an analogy where a hero in a tribe uses some dark force to help his own people...eventually that force increased every time he used it until it was too late, before he noticed that very same force killed everyone but him.
And every time he did, he took one more step towards the Dark Side.
And when he was at last consumed by it, Vader killed countless more than those Anakin saved. Do You see now why the Jedi warn so strongly against straining from the Order's Code?
@@kapitan19969838 Except light side of the force and Jedi Order are 2 different things. One is the actual force itself and the Jedi Order is a governance of light side users.
The Jedi Order insists on having no feeling ever, you're not allowed to love, you're not allowed to care, you're not allowed to step outside of their laws, everything is purely governed almost by a flow chart, which leads to people hating them.
The dark side is like pure emotion, and the light side is like pure machine, if you have all one and not the other then you're doomed to fail.
Notice how even when anakin turned to the dark side he still had a caring voice for Ahsoka? Even as Vader he never hated her. But he knew he had to try or to actually kill her to release his pain of her
He tried to kill her though lol 😂
@@mementomori3411 no shit
@@caneloex5897 what bud
@@mementomori3411 stfu
@@caneloex5897 woke up and chose violence. Chill champ
“Who will strike first and brand themselves, a cold blooded killer?”
Anakin: “it’s free realestate”
Tartanplanet355 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well, he DID have the controls to a bomb, which IS a WEAPON, meaning he IS ARMED, which means it's free real estate to kill him under a Jedi's rules!
"What? He was gonna blow up the ship"
He just blows it off like its no big deal
@@wungusbill_ It was no big deal.. he was a terrorist who meant to kill many people and he was treated as such. Simple as that
whAT he was gONNAbLOWupthe shiiiiiiiiiiiip
To sum up Anakin's dark descent:
The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions.
And the bodies of those you love.
I rember my descent well
Golden Brine Gaming pfft there is no regrets i am glad i CRUSHED Anakin
Golden Brine Gaming it did but i got over it i was angry and i use hate and anger it powers me
Captain Fordo obi wan was jealous
When you rewatch this show, you realize even Padmè lead Anakin closer to the dark side. Not only her whole BS with Clovis, but their differing views on the war and Palpatine to the point where even he believed Padmè turned against him. It’s honestly no wonder Luke was the only one to bring Anakin back, aside from his mother, Ahsoka, R2 and 3PO, he’s the only truly positive relationship he’s ever had.
And the sad part is that he never got a chance to spend his time with Luke .
Fun fact: Clovis is who Padme was speaking on when she was attempting to make Anakin jealous on naboo in attack of the clones
@@thepubknight6144 But *why* make him jealous???
@@garyfrombrooklyn That's pretty sexist of you
@@garyfrombrooklyn All I'm saying is saying only one gender does one thing is a sexist statement. I've seen both men and women use this tactic. It's not just women or just men.
Mace: What is it?
Yoda: Pain, suffering.. Death, I feel. ..Something terrible has happened. Young Skywalker is in pain, Terrible pain!
Mace: I fail to see where that’s my problem
Anakin: I killed tusken children
Padme: haha, ok
Anakin: I killed human children
Padme: *literally dies*
Pafme
padme's racist
@@piceofknowledge9296 Padme has issues.
The tusken raiders were a nuisance when he was a kid
Tuskens crucified, tortured, raped and mutilate Anakin’s mom, so I can see why Padmé have no sympathy for those monsters.
Anakin: *The Chosen One, meant to bring balance to the force, is an emotional wreck half the time and needs some confort more often than not*
Jedi Order: That's not the Jedi Way
Anakin: *turns to the dark side*
Jedi Order: *surprised pikachu face*
Zechariah Kouns Right? Like absolutely no sympathy regarding his hatred and anger towards slavers. Like that’s just stupid especially when anakin is as powerful as he is
Yoda was spot on he prbbly knew u can easily fall into dark seid
yoda could see his descent into the dark side of arrogance, anger, growing cruelty, hatred and greed as did others. Not once ever did any of them pull anakin off from the war to coach him in dealing with his traumas so it doesn't destroy him. Nor did they teach him to deal with his PTSD over his slave upbringing to his mothers death to full scale wars. Yoda and obi wan are just as responsible for darth vader as darth sidious was. Inaction is just as guilty as the temptation. Think of how different he would have turned out with a year of healing meditations and guidance to forgiveness/mental recovery after the death of his mother instead of throwing a unstable super powerful Jedi into war.
@@dylan56789ful I think in the end both Yoda and Obi-Wan understood that. They both took a responsability in the becoming of darth vader, in the fact they did not help anakin when they should have.
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11:05 I just realized - Anakin’s rest on Mortis was to force both the Son and Daughter to free both Obi-Wan and Ahsoka - but Anakin took it further and forced them to bow, signifying dominance over them. That was not the test. The test was whether he could liberate, not dominate. 🤔
But no one - not the Father, Obi-Wan or Ahsoka - seemed to notice.
I supposed this is why the whole scene turns into night mode as he grad some dark side abilities to control them both
Actually he did stop at making them let them go, aside from the force throw. It was only after they kept attacking his loved ones he resorted to domination. Which I think is a better summation of Anakin's character
I see a connection it resembles Anakin bring balances and liberating the force that why he the chosen one
I starting to hear Vader breathing during this sequence
It seems Anakin tends to develop very strong attachment to the women in his life, I think it may have something to do with him living with his mother his entire childhood, and the way she died.
That would be 100% fair
he just a simp
jokes aside besides a few men like obi wan most men have treated him like shit.
I concur, but not only to women. He had a very strong attachment to Obi-Wan, which is why he felt so betrayed after their duel, and he grew a very strong attachment to Palpatine as well, who he viewed as almost as father figure at times.
What’s worse is every woman he’s ever met got cut out of his life either by death or just straight up ran away
I can't watch anymore...
Obi-Wan Kenobi WE'LL SEE ABOUT THAT *FORCE CHOKES OBI WAN *
I agree.
It is a good video, but I agree.
Dude I see you everywhere
Grilled Cheese
Multiple fake accounts*
Anakin: •stubs his toe•
Imperial March: *HELLO THERE*
Lmao
General march
@@dutchcoldwarhistory5036 You are an iconic one
The Younglings: *Profuse sweating*
😂
Anakin has been a slave for his entire existance, never a master himself, until his death.
Born into slavery. When he became a Jedi and thought he could say goodbye to his life as a slave, he still ended up with people who told him what to do and what to think.
And even though everyone kept saying how great his skills are and how he's the "Chosen one", he was always seemingly pushed down. It must've been the part where he was declared "part of the council, but denied the title of Master" that must've really cemented in his mind that he was never gonna be free at this rate. I believe that's why he desired the rank of Master so badly.
Palpatine always gave him the impression that he deserved more than he was given and often "helped" him make decisions for himself, giving only more reason to trust him over the Jedi Order, which was clearly flawed.
Sadly, it was all a trick and he ended up once more being a slave to a master.
Darth Vader must've delusioned himself to be bigger than he was or accepted that he was forever doomed to be a slave from begin to end.
"When I left you I was but the learner. Now, *I* am the master."
"Only a master of evil, Darth."
Excellent analysis! Additionally, it was his attachments that helped him get through his struggles. He ended up relying on them too much, which only aided in his being tricked by Palpatine.
Also the fact Palpatine groomed anakin from a young age. Anakin needed a father figure, Obi-Wan was like a brother, Palpatine gave anakin that father role. also the Jedi had lost their way, when Anakin told Mace, "this is not the jedi way". Mace told him we need to kill the Sitting representative to the Republic because he was too dangerous . Anakin was like well this is the same shit and went full Sith.
except that he wasn't a slave when he was in the order but the jedi himself. he just refused to take at least some responsibilith
A lot of people hate on Hayden’s acting, but he really sold it during the “I slaughtered them like animals” part idc
Anakin: "I was in the dark as much as you were"
Palpatine: "Really? Interesting...."
Damn....
Just got that...damn indeed
Even when it’s not Ian, Palps still steals the show!!!!
Timo Krämer Explain please
@@versaeustakumi7996 Palpatine is a Dark Lord bruh.
Timo Krämer du bist ne fuckin Legende Timo
“As long as I live, no harm will ever come to you my excellency”
*Proceeds to yeet palpatine down reactor shaft years later*
But he wasn't hurt as seen in the Rise of Skywalker. He's doing just fine if you ask me.
@@Megatonaxe bruh my mans was basically a corpse and you say he wasn't hurt? Lmao
Damn what a foreshadowing, the one time harm came to Palpatine, Vader ended up dying.
@@Megatonaxe he was barely alive doe
I am proud to have been the 666th like
As kids we loved the heros, as adults we understood the villains
When anakin was taming the brother and sister instead of making his voice like a demon they should have had James earl jones do the darth vader voice for it, kind of foreshadow his future
There was Vader breathing at least.
@@brodyking7095 14:22 notice he did the same movements and no as Vader in ROTS?
Oh that would have been awesome
@@thepubknight6144 Yup
*A summary of TCW*
Everyone: Anakin NO!
Anakin: *A N A K I N Y E S!*
Jon Sturg *Palpatine
daddy no
daddy YES
I get it Vegeta!
Me: Goodbye Anakin. And when you get to hell, tell them to make some room.
So Anakin became Vegeta? Yea I can see that
You see that as he gets older and angrier, he starts to use his signature force choke, even when it's not a jedi technique
luke used it
Luke had no context for what Jedi of old were like though. Or at least had less of a context. Luke can best be described as a Grey Jedi. This is especially true in Legends canon and his new Jedi order.
Some Jedi have in some battles
And then he loses all animation 🤣
Force choke is ok to use in battles but I think because Anakin uses it for torture, this is where it is wrong. Even Ahsoka uses force choke sometimes
Hayden Christensen is understated for his portrayal of young Vader! His intensenity and hatred of the sand people is perfectly displayed, and Anakin's dark side becomes very clear!
I've always thought it was Padme's reaction, or lack of one really, that made the scene so damn funny. Like, she just does not care she's totally check out 🤣
@@VadWalker66 You're right, and imo the only way to excuse the scene is to head canon that Anakin was using the force on Padme making her not view it as an awful act
The "3 of us and only one of him" is by far my most favorite droid scene. I can remember busting out laughing when I first saw it.
"It won't matter"
" Sir? A jedi is here. He looks very unhappy! '
" No--- NOOO! "
Anakin: “They’re like animals, and I slaughtered them like animals!”
Padme: “that’s hot, I want you to father my children.”
Pretty funny actually
The sand-people are effectively wolves, they don't care about anyone not of their kind and will slaughter them, Padme understood this, and helped Anakin.
Hey, some people have their kinks
@@SiddharthShenoy hm sounds like you’re trying to justify yourself anakin
@@SiddharthShenoy Ok but they at least had more honor than Anakin.
"All the people Anakin killed category"
*Entertainment*
@Anakin Skywalker Hey!
Dat Pixel Guy who are you? your not Anakin Skywalker?
Dat Pixel Guy oh?
@Dat Pixel Guy And off to the rescue!
You will destroy the sith and the Jedi
I love Anakin's darker side. I have an odd love of protagonists who aren't just infallible bastions of purity. Especially those who dip into the darker aspect of things.
It really makes them so much more real
@@multifanderisverycrafty Yeah. Anakin had so much personality especially in the Clone Wars series
Ok, so re-watching this really makes me appreciate how they actually make the Fall make SENSE. That and I feel so sorry for those droids who knew they were scrapped the moment Skywalker showed up.
Anakin: *shows compassion, fear or anger*
Music: "Imperial March, take it or leave it"
@Toby Twist bro wtf is realistate
Why did they do it when he is showing compassion
@Toby Twist it’s real estate 😂
Kinda makes you think who that bad guys are 🤔
ruclips.net/video/3bZH9hIv57E/видео.html
Anakin: *gives Rex the death stare*
Rex: *waiting for orders sir*
4:37
Legit me and my parents
@@lydiagear3788 Not for me anymore, Lol (no disrespect anyway :V)...
Me to my brother
The only man Rex is afraid of 💀
It also amazes me how the Jedi almost never see a person turning to the Darkside. For all their knowledge of it many Jedi have shown signs of the Darkside taking over and the Jedi just continue on like nothing happened. They are arrogant in their own way even though they preach against it, and have failed to save lives because of their strict adherence to the Jedi code
At 33:05 you can see Anakin almost reaches out to Obi Wan to further talk about it with him, but decides against it and lets him go. Makes me feel really bad for him. He wants to ask for help, but feels like he can’t.
33:48 “Both of you, stop this!”
Padme, what do you mean “both of you?” Anakin’s wiping the floor with him lmao
Exactly what I was thinking lol.
L3per G Lol she meant for him to stop hitting his face against Anakin’s fist
i mean he has a metal arm , force and so on
Yeah idk who's gonna win. Totally not the jedi knight who had been on the frontlines since the First battle of Geonoisis.
Infinite HwD yikes now that you mention that imagine how painful those punches must have been. He’s smacking him with metal.
Hayden did a great job playing Anakin, I don’t care what people say
People give him shit for the crying and the romantic stuff he did which is indeed a little cringe but tbh that was only in episode 2 in 3 he got much better and was one of my favorite parts of that movie his performance emotionally and physically
TBH irl crying and romance is always cringe AF
and he didnt really have a say in it either. Lucas wrote the script, Hayden just did the best he could. I thought he acted everything well.
@@kratosgodofwar2976 i think he was meant to be like that. George always said he played him exactly as he invisioned Anakin
I mean when you compare him to Mat Lanter, Lanter does a way better job and he's just voicing him
Hayden’s acting as Anakin was amazing. He will always bring an amazing performance. The scene where Anakin sees his future is so sad. He saw all the horrible things he would later do
4:59 has me rolling! “You said we will be safe back here!”
“There are three of us and one him”
“It won’t matter”
Anakin: ‘does one thing evil or meets some one evil from his future’
Imperial march: hey
I M: Hello from the other side~
ayy I'm the 666th like
ruclips.net/video/3bZH9hIv57E/видео.html
**Anakin gets a little pissed*
Imperial March: allow me to introduce myself
He was lied to by the Council and told to suppress his emotions on many occasions, was consistently doing all the major missions whilst other masters on the Council practically never left the Temple, thought he'd seen his best friend killed, lost his padawan whom he loved like family because she'd been wrongly accused and lost faith in the Order, then had visions of his pregnant wife dying and the only guy to offer him a way to save her was the Sith Lord who'd been a constant ally and mentor to him.
With the exception of a certain few, namely Luke, I honestly think any character who'd gone through the same would've turned to the Dark Side.
I'd say Obi-Wan is another exception
What I find interesting about anakin lifting the son and daughter is that he lifts the daughter with his human hand and lifts the son with his robotic hand symbolizing the balance between the war hero known as anakin and the killing machine known as vader
Or maybe, and hear me out right quick….. there were 2 entities and he has 2 hands
“Why do I get the feeling you’re going to be the death of me?” - Obi Wan to Anakin
Hmmmmmmmmm
Hmmmmmm is that after anakin loses his legs?
when adn where?
@@zer0751 in Star Wars episode II
@@damix8944 I meant time stamp in the video
I love how it's shown in The Clone Wars that Palpatine is gradually manipulating Anakin.
Also love how TCW show doesn't try to hide that Palpatine is evil. It's like "You all know he's Sidious, so why hide it?"
@@spiderboy43 One thing that I didn't like about the prequels is how they tried to make it seem like Palpatine and Sidious were two different characters until episode 3.
@@Mandalore_ultimate that's the purpose of his plan he need to manipulate the Jedi and the republic
I like how Anakin values the connections he’s made with people and robots alike. He is angered when Obi-Wan discredits Anakin’s worries of R2’s safety, you can tell this is a kid who valued the only real relationship he had with his mother before he was taken in by the Jedi. And after losing her, he is convicted to keep hold onto the bonds he has left. This is the exact reason as to why he turns to the dark side, his fear of losing the people he loves. It’s such an amazingly personal story about how the life of one man can decide the fate of the whole world, much like many of history’s worst dictators. And yet, can you really blame Anakin? When he is told to sacrifice his bonds for the greater good, can you really expect someone to bow their head and follow dogmatically. Like Nietzsche said, ‘What is done out of love always takes place beyond good and evil’, and I think that applies especially well to the tragedy of Anakin.
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Leia: Darth Vader. Only you could be so bold. The Imperial senate will not sit still for this. When they hear you’ve attacked a diplomatic--
Darth Vader: Don’t act so surprised, your highness. You weren’t on any mercy mission this time. Several transmissions were beamed to this ship by Rebel spies. I want to know what happened to the plans they sent you.
Leia: I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m a member of the Imperial senate on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan.
Darth Vader: You are a part of the Rebel Alliance, and a traitor. Take her away!
*Leia walks along with Stormtroopers*
I have to say how I love that during Obi-Wan's death arc Anakin goes around looking all evil and shit... And Ahsoka is right behind him looking like a pissed off puppy. She couldn't be evil even if she tried.
Lol
Mortis wants to know your location
I mean she was evil for a couple of minutes lmao
She was possesed by The Son, though, so my point still stands
I like the contradictions of Anakin's intimidating and impulsive personality in contrast with Ahsoka's pure and good hearted
I love the subtle “Imperial March” that plays whenever Anakin gets tempted.
I love how they zoom in on his machine arm sometimes as well.
The power of music in audio-visual content
"a great leap forward often requires taking two steps back" -Obi wan
"and sometimes all it requires is the will to jump" - anakin
Really shows you how different they are. While like brothers they both have very different approaches to problems and conflicting their feelings. Sad times such a good story line.
Honestly the way Anakin did things for years even before he became Vader, was so against the code he was meant to follow that I’m surprised he wasn’t expelled from the order. That would’ve been a good step towards his fall too.
"I'll never join the Dark Side willingly"
T-T
Well, that was true. He didn't wake up and say "Imma join the dark side"
@@bouteilledeau1463 JAJAJAJAJA! X'D...
Now, in all seriousness, I love how the Prequels Trilogy have much more sense now because of this series. Altogether, Prequels and _Clone Wars_ make the Original Trilogy have a full background of events. Lovely...
We shall see
“Fight me like a man”
Anakin: Say less
"Fight me like a man"
Anakin: *BET*
“Fight me like a man”
Anakin: shit negro that’s all you have to say
"Hold my lightsaber."
"Fight me like a man."
Anakin: *Don't mind if I do~!*
Anakin Skywalker is my favorite character in the Star Wars franchise. The Clone wars series cemented his legacy so well.
I absolutely love how at 20:03 Dooku is completely disgusted by the fact that Anakin used a whip in a duel. Really shows you how much more different Dooku was than your typical Sith Lord.
Yeah it's almost as if he considers himself a "proper" duelist
Anakin was every time near to the dark side because he wanted to protect all his people he loved, in nearly every moment when he is angry he wants so save his people
Ironic he could save others but not himself
@@josh-kg1rb yes very
Also he wasn't able to let people try to sort things out themselves. Especially when it came to Ashoka. He had attachments which made him not think rationally and clearly. The way of the Jedi is similar to that of a Buddhist monk in terms of their attitude towards 'worldly possessions and attachments'
Anakin: "As long as I live, no harm will ever come to you, Chancellor."
Foreshadowing like this is one the best things the writers got to slip into this show.
Tony6Shot technically he was right
Moment he passed away, Palps died
@Super Smash Flash 2 Beta Complete Soundtrack no, Vader protected palpatine and the empire. Anakin was dead for that time
To be fair, he wasn't the chancellor anymore.
You know the prequels were made after the main series?
"Mighty Jaba, I came here to negotiate"
*Lightsaber at his throat*
LOL
It's called aggressive negotiations.
god I love the Imperial March at 14:43 and at 15:14 those scenes really give you a sense at what Vader would be like without the suit.
I mean if you think of it he kind of is Vader in these scenes because son show anakin the future
Probably the best piece of music in cinema history
I think Obi-Wan’s death then being told that he was alive and everyone but him knowing about it was like +50 anger points to him then Ahsoka leaving was like +100
Jared V Ahsoka leaving was like +500 tbh
Anger 100
What?
@@babyshark5112 I hate that song
@@babyshark5112 I couldn't Understand either
I find Anakin threatening Jabba very poetic considering many years later his son will do the same thing.
What’s creepy is Anakin saves Jabba’s son. Jabba later enslaves Anakin’s daughter and tries to kill his son.
Takes after his farther
@@Meushell Well at least Leia kills Jabba. Very brutally in fact...wow she does act like her dad.
@@RenaldyCalixte Like father Like Daughter Right?
@@RenaldyCalixte
Leia was totally her father's daughter.
everythime i watch the clone wars i just think to myself "how can someone so noble fall so far" his whole story is just so sad.
His nobility was used against him by a groomer and his circle of trust slowly eroded away, rendering it unable to save him.
The show does a great job showing how the bridges between him and the Jedi burned away, how even Obi-Wan betrayed him (during the Rako Hardeen situation) and how Palpatine crept into his utmost trust.
if you took some one who had never seen the original trilogy and then had them sit through everything up until anakin turns to the darkside they would never guess anakin would betray everyone. He is such a good guy with a strong sense of justice and truly cares for all of his friends.
I’m someone who’s only seen the clone wars. Yes, his transformation seems out of character, especially the killing of children.
Exactly. I was shocked when I found out that Anakin and Vader are the same person
Actually Anakin got betrayed from a certain point of view
Not the other way around
“There’s three of us and one of him.”
“It won’t matter.”
That droid right there. Already accepted his fate.
“Nothing is set in stone.”
6 movies says otherwise
If The Father didn't just erase his memories and convinced him to just stop The Son, everything would've been better.
you seem fathers last words are VERY important. His last words are: "Your... Heart..."
... is corrupted by Dark Side, or something similar. Although he forgot, seed of darkness was already planted in him, and he was more prone to dark side after that. You can even see his eyes occasionally go Sith, but only after this episode. If Son didnt show him the future, i dont believe he would turn enough to stop Windu, and with that he would turn never because Padme would live.
Clone wars surprisingly isn’t canon
Ange1 Uh... hate to break it to you but Clone Wars is one of the few things that *is* canon
Low-key Drama Special Editions say otherwise
Poor Anakin. Traumatised by so much loss. He never had a chance to be a child or learn to process his feelings because of the burden of feeling responsible for everyone he cares about. Afraid to be vulnerable with those who avoid, lie or encourage him to accept the inevitability of death, he obsesses over the idea that he cannot trust people to be safe without him. Unfortunately, such obsession leads to the destruction of all relationships he encounters and ultimately himself.
Such a trafic yet beautiful story
This guy watched the ENTIRE triology and The Clone Wars to make this video. Respect.
I mean, I did and more than once for my own pleasure
Man this Anakin guy is cool he should’ve fought that darth Vader guy
Anakin Skywalker was weak, Vader would destroy him
But then that Ahsoka lady would avenge his death
@@nonutnovemberman *but revenge its not the jedi way*
@@StarKhan She's no Jedi.
Anakin would absolutely destroy vader lol
Obi wan: Anakin no Anakin:Anakin yes
Palpatine:Anakin no Anakin:Anakin maybe
Padme:Anakin no. Anakin: Anakin no
Anakin's logic from other people.
@1 1 Not yet
SrDoge it’s treason then
supposed to be dead Aren't you ?!
@@neros398 the dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities... some considered to be.... unatural
Man, even when anakin fell to the dark side, he didn’t want to kill obi-wan. Shows how far he’d fallen when he became darth Vader
13:13 - Wow, just the little subtle touches like the faint Battle of the heroes soundtrack.
Hayden Christensen’s acting is seriously unappreciated
Sam Neill I really liked Christensen as Anakin, I think he did a good job, and the only thing holding him back was the average script.
...It really wasn't that good in those movies
Honestly I think he could’ve done a great job with a good script
@@imbadateverygame2920 Yeah, the script was awful. That being said I think he did his best with what he was given.
The romance bits were rough, mainly due to script, but the other stuff was good.
Clovis: _"How about you try fighting like a man without your Jedi tricks?..."_
Anakin: *_So you've chosen death..._* 33:41
I've always found that line hilarious like yeah bro challenge the warrior monk, nothing bad can come from that!
In the end he still did anyway
Should have kept his mouth shut
I never liked Clovis... it was very satisfying when Anakin dropped him. Yes I’m aware Clovis let go but let’s be honest... Anakin made no effort to save him. Can’t blame him.. would have done the same
Clovis falls
Padme: Anakin use the force
Anakin: what’s the force?
Padme: ............
Anakin: oh right....
Clovis dies
Anakin: ....welp... that sucks. Oh well.
Clovis: How about you try fighting like a man?
Anakin: Sure thing. These hands are rated E for Everyone. 😏
How about you try fighting like a man?
He says while not being able to land one solid hit and is simply used as a punch bag for a few minutes
The animation is truly great... glad we had this in our childhood
12:07 he has a point. You can’t have one without the other. There will always be darkness and light. One can’t exist without the other
Rex: "Hmmmm, what can I do for a video?
Rex's mind: 40 Minutes of Anakin getting mad.
Rex:
P E R F E C T
oh boy it’s so entertaining
Anakin’s gradual descent into the dark side is honestly pretty tragic. You can see his friends and fellow Jedi are noticing that he’s slipping but only he can save himself.
His apprentice knew he was a sith the whole time...
@@umbrellacorporation9168 she knew he used Dark Side abilities but he wasn't a sith. I know this
@@umbrellacorporation9168 Notice what Turned Anakin to the Dark side brought him back to the light side?
Fear of losing someone he loved
@@thepubknight6144 it’s because he had seen what had caused him to lose everyone, and what it would continue to do.
Actualky onky luke can be anakin never saved himself
The scene of Anakin on Mortis. Subjigating two literal force beings. It’s no wonder palpatine made Vader a suit that purposely hindered him. The amount of raw power that anakin and Vader had is astounding to say the least.
35:10 Man, I hope that scene is re-made in live action maybe in a flashback in the Ahsoka show, showing Ahsoka is seeing that conversation maybe through a vision.
Imagine if Mace Windu trained Anakin to control his anger
The amount of control required to master Vapaad is absolutely immense.
Windu would have been a good master but he would've made Anakin into an absolutely monstrous swordsman.
The tandem would be named "Pulp Fiction"
Eric J anakin would’ve been an even stronger duelist, but there personalities probably would’ve clashed like they did in the clone wars
@@konradhomiak3700 their*
He would just let him swear at a beanbag I see it as reasonable
Anakin always had a *burning* personality
Ohh nooo
funky boi Ba dum tsschh
NOOOOO FUCK XDDD
Hahhhhhaaaaaa funny
YOU WERE MY BROTHER ANakIN
8:00 I love this scene. You can see Anakin’s sociopath side here. Scene is so well done.
Literally that scene gave me Darth Vader vibe and the Imperial March song made it over the top! ❤
If you read the Adult Version of the Episode 2 book, you learn just how gruesome Anakin slaughtered the Tusken Raiders.
Anakin's emotions were like a clock bomb. He clearly suffered tremendously from his childhood and the death of his mother, yet no one helped him in the order except for telling him to forget about his emotions, add that to the continous stress of war and ther you have it, a jealous, irascible and tormented man.
Exactly. The Jedi's Buddhist-like denial of one's self, one's emotion and passions, only works if you're born into it, and sometimes not even then. Anakin's soul was born into the fires of tribulation and suffering and made to feel impotent, worthless, and unimportant by everyone except his mother and a few friends until the age of 9. Because of this, his ego constantly craved satiation (especially after the revelation of the Prophecy and his powers, which were said to potentially be beyond any other Jedi), and no wonder he would have such a strong emotional attachment to his mother, to Padme, the only lover he'd ever known, to Ahsoka, one of his best friends and his only pupil whom he believed the Jedi had betrayed and failed, and finally to Obi-Wan, his best friend and mentor who he ultimately came to see as merely a puppet of the organization and ideology that had failed him, his loved ones, and the galaxy. Failed him because they told him his emotions and desires had no value in comparison to the responsibility he'd been given in bringing balance to the force, a responsibility he had never chosen, making him feel like a slave all over again. Failed him because instead of acknowledging the validity of his emotions and making him feel valued while ultimately trying to help him move past them and find a sense of peace, or at least be able to maintain control over them, they treated him like any normal Jedi student and basically just told him "emotion bad, serenity good," and chastised him whenever his emotions got the better of him. Qui-Gon perfectly understood that this was the wrong way to go about things and I feel that if he had trained Anakin, he would have turned out very differently.
Then you add in to the mix a figure like Palpatine, another older, seemingly kindly mentor figure to Anakin who stoked the fires of Anakin's misgivings and doubts about the Jedi, who stroked his ego, who promised him what the Jedi could not deliver. It was a really masterful job on Palpatine's part.
Finally, you add to the mix a terrible galaxy-wide war and the constant battles, and it's no wonder that Anakin turned out the way he did.
When you really think about it, while Anakin still bears ultimate responsibility for everything he did and chose, he was as much a victim as he was a perpetrator.
@@MonsterDeath to me it's more like split personality disorder as well as Vader trying to take control in his anger
Wasnt this a kids show?
My life is as much like as him, I'm alone and no help from anyone and I'm afraid that I will join the dark side... I don't want it but I feel I can't already resist to my anger inside of me..
@@MonsterDeath I'm bipolar, and Borderline among other comorbid "conditions"...I'd do exactly the same and "worse".
Ok let's be real. Everytime Anakin has genuine trauma and needs help the jedi told him to bottle his feelings. Of course he was destined to explode. His only solice in life his friends and wife yet he lost them all. Tragic
And they knew he began his training at a later age than any other Jedi so they should have expected he would need extra help learning how to control his emotions. This was their entire reservation about accepting him in the first place and yet when they did, they made no effort to address this concern.
Anakin skywalker was use to for help ahsoka tano and Obi wan to use defense and to take down Dark side and green destined at to powerfuly deathsinger
That's part of the bigger problem. Emotions in themselves are a path to the Dark side, but they aren't the Dark side. But the Jedi dogma puts them as such. The Jedi inherently cannot serve the living Force this way because all emotions dark or light are inherently aspects of the living Force. The Jedi lost their connection with the living Force, became stagnated and served the Senate over the living Force and they were destroyed. The Sith corrupt the force and are considered a cancer and were destroyed also.
@@erikdayne5429 Because Quai-Gon died. He would help him, raise him better than Obi-Wan better than Windu.
You know if Anakin was in Mortal Kombat 11 it would be very therapeutic for him because it let his anger and rage out on the MK fighters and guest fighters
The Mortis arc, in my opinion, was showing that it was planned from the beginning. Anakin had to become Darth Vader in order to eventually bring balance to the force.
It kind of shows George Lucas’s view of the prequels. I think.
@@paria1763 14:16 Notice Anakin's vision of Alderean being blown up is like Obi-Wan said when Alderean was hit he heard thousands of screams than nothing
I agree, the Mortis arc was heavy in foreshadowing and symbolism
It's those small moments that remind you of what/who he becomes and what he does. It's actually really sad when you remember, that anakin risked his life and was a real hero for a long time, but fell and became the ruthless and monstrous Vader...
19:14 Just one of many examples of Ahsoka being one of the things keeping Anakin stable. Ahsoka leaving was a major step into his descent.
Then she left
@@SomethingSmellsMichy because of the jedi
A fraction of these clips are about Ahsoka
Love how toward the end of the series it really highlights the emotional turmoil she goes through and how deeply it affects Anakin. I think if everything that happened with Ahsoka & the council went differently he wouldn't have fallen from the light side as he did
@@181baddog I've been of the mindset that things were always going to go poorly for Anakin and things would always get fixed by Luke.
As you progress through the seasons, you can notice how Anakin becomes more and more aggressive. That’s evident when he frequently uses force choke more and more.
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Is it Destiny for the Skywalker generations to turn evil? Or they're haunted by the evil deeds of their ancestors, in try of fixing what's wrong, they walk the same dark path?
•アレックス ummmm Luke and Leia are literally Anakin’s kids and they are the purest form of the light side.
Admiral Ackbar from the complete saga
that may be true by the end of return of the Jedi, but you can see with another watching of the original trilogy that Luke is more like his father than it would seem, in empire Luke is emotional, brash, reckless, and impulsive just like his father. In return of the Jedi he uses force choke against the guards in jabbas palace, Luke also puts his friends and allies at risk sending them in one by one to get caught by jabba showing his arrogance. In the fight in palpatines room on the Death Star we can see Luke becoming more and more aggressive until he overpowers dearth Vader cutting off his hand, it's only until he realized his faults that he becomes in balance and a true Jedi, this is character development that anakin in the prequels desperately needed to make him likable. Something that the makers of the clone wars understood, anakin in the cartoon is an amazing character.
@@admiralackbarfromthecomple3671 Luke got corrupted in last jedi
the progression of his anger and cruelty is just...wow
I like how Imperial march occasionally plays whenever anakin shown his inner vader
9:02 Mace is just trying to chill and play Candy Crush and Anakin is totally killing the chill vibe he had going.
He's still trying to figure out the magic word and Anakin's distracting him.
Luckily he learned to be chill when he joined the Empire.
@@curtisleblanc5897 nice reference
@@curtisleblanc5897 he also felt or something
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"I will become the most powerful jedi ever."
The cruel irony is just how true that statement will become.
saam jaza sith*
Until he gets his ass handed to him by his Yoda trained son
Shawn Carter or master............or secret apprentice.....................................or clone of that secret apprentice
@@DDLLDDLLDDLL lol
Obi-Wan: When was the last time you saw him?
Padmé: Yesterday.
Obi-Wan: And do you know where he is now?
Padmé: No.
Obi-Wan: Padmé, I need your help. He is in grave danger.
Padmé: From the Sith?
Obi-Wan: From himself. Padmé, Anakin has turned to the dark side.
Padmé: You’re wrong. How could you even say that?
Obi-Wan: I have seen a- a security hologram… of him… killing younglings.
Padmé: Not Anakin. He couldn’t.
Obi-Wan: He was deceived by a lie. We all were. It appears that the chancellor is behind everything, including the war. Palpatine is the Sith lord we’ve been looking for. After the death of Count Dooku, Anakin became his new apprentice.
Padmé: I don’t believe you. I can’t.
Obi-Wan: Padmé, I must find him.
Padmé: You’re going to kill him, aren’t you?
Obi-Wan: He has become a very great threat.
Padmé: I can’t.
Obi-Wan: Anakin is the father, isn’t he? I’m so sorry.
Givin me flashbacks 😭