DARTH VADER FINALLY ADMITS HE REGRETS BECOMING A SITH(Canon) - Star Wars Comic Explained 

Unlike Johnny Blaze

@@nb_speed5627 meh Johnny did kinda get fucked over by Mephisto i mean he made a deal to save his father only for his dad to die in a bike wreck the very next day. he said he would cure his fathers cancer but never said he would save him from death.

@@michaelkean5969 sh*t thanks for the reminder. Forgot that happend xD

Michael Kean pp

It makes a lot of sense because all of his decisions were on impulse and all he thought of was Padme.

I like you comment you see how a small thing can lead to something so horrific and destruction

Mace shouldn’t have fucked him over

Where did it show him crying?

@@Yabuturtle on mustafar after he kills the trade federation guys

@@DaSanchezz I don't know what version you may be seeing, but nothing shows Anakin crying after he killed those guys. You just see his sith eyes.

You fool. I've been trained in manipulating Jedi by Darth Plagueis.

Palpatine: It appears that ur anger had killed padme

@Liam Roberts thanks

@@ahmadabusamra9785 20 years later vader kills palp lmao xd

Lol.....i doubt anybody got that......the princess bride..... Classic!

A dudes thoughts lol I was kinda hesitant to mention that😂

@A dudes thoughts His junk is still good

and not having the high ground

@A dudes thoughts he cuts his legs off at the knees

You guys should see this then. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FVzc20Bm8Xo.html Even his suit was a pain in the butt.

Palpatine didn't correct Anakin when the latter said "you're the Sith Lord we've been looking for", so that was an admission on Palpatine's part. Anakin and Dooku might have had good intentions, but they should've known better than to let a Sith convince them the dark side could be used for noble ends.

@@decepticonxhunter4850 The response was typical Palpatine. Calm nonchalance. He presented the Sith as simply a legitimate religion, which in a sense it was. A heretical version of the Jedi religion devoted to the Dark Side. When Windu confronts him, he gives an eloquent response about having read the constitution and seeing nothing in it about it being illegal to be a Sith. Which is correct. Its not illegal. He even tells Windu that persecuting a person for their philosophical beliefs is illegal in itself, and he can't be arrested simply for being interested in the Sith. Which is actually true. That's what Palpatine did. He used the law to tie people in knots. They could not prove anything with regards to him being a Sith lord or causing the Clone Wars, because as far as most people could see he had no supernatural force abilities (except maybe telepathy, which most force sensitives had). As far as most people knew Dooku was behind the Clone Wars. Which he kind of was- he persuaded Sifo Dyas to order the Clones, he created the Inhibitor Chips, and he actually did genuinely subscribe to many aspects of the Seperatists cause. He also hated the Republic. They literally only had his word on everything else. Most Jedi did not consider Dooku a reliable source after a certain point. I suspect another reason Palpatine did not deny it is he knew Anakin himself was not sure, and that the Jed council had ruled him out. What proof did he really have? "He knows about he ways of the Force"? That proved nothing. There were force users who were neither Sith nor Jedi. Anakin had nothing on him: and he knew it. As far as saying that he and Dooku 'should have know better', I say 'why'? The Jedi literally taught their members next to nothing about the Dark Side. They didn't tell them how temptation worked or anything of the sort. Their approach was akin to a strict religious cult who just tells its members all drugs are evil without explanation. It was made worse by the Jedi telling people that their natural feelings and emotions were evil and of the Dark Side (or a path to it). Now I'm not saying that acting in anger is not wrong, per se, but simply feeling anger is normal. Its a natural human emotion. We all feel it sometimes. Now I've lived with an emotionally abusive person who would tell me my feelings were wrong and evil, and try to invalidate them, and I will tell you right now that the natural response to that type of thing is to kick against the goads. So the Jedi's approach clearly was not working. They didn't educate or equip their members, so no, Anakin and Dooku should not have known better. They weren't in a position to do so. Although Dooku as a master had more access to certain knowledge and Jedi text. Poor Anakin was told he was going to fulfill a prophecy he never fully understood and wasn't even allowed to read. A religion and a person who told them their feelings, beliefs and emotions were not evil is appealing. Certainly more so than a group which tells you to supress your feelings or only use them in the service of a corrupt political system.

@@decepticonxhunter4850 Well they were convinced because they were lead to believe they had no alternatives.

its similar how the military recruiters reel you in and get you to sign those papers, which take away your citizenship freedoms and you become property to the government. If it can happen to me it can happen to anyone. Just like Vader, I regretted every minute afterwards

However if they paid attention to their Jedi training and study Sith ways and history, they would understand they could never trust the Sith in their words and deeds. The Sith way was lie, cheat, deceive and etd gain power and control. Once Palpatine revealed to Dooku or Anakin, it should be clear, they were just means to a end for Palpatine empowerment.

Crixus Maximus and????

@ so?? you need to be politically correct?? stop crying

@@jakubzneba1965 Politically correct? That's the WORST insult anyone has ever said to me. If this were 150 years ago or so, I'd demand satisfaction (that means a duel, just in case you're from Rio Linda).

Crixus Maximus Did I say he was a good person?

@ he was Manipulated by palpatine who is his father who managed to manipulate the force to make life which means anakin was much more susceptible to being corrupted by the dark side of the force especially by the guy who made him with the force.

Anakin regrets it, Vader does not. He acknowledged what he lost in order to gain great power and moved forward; accepting his new role as another part of his destiny.

Anakin regretted it. Vader did not.

Vader relished in it. I couldn’t imagine dealing with two polarizing personalities like that. Thank god for Luke.

The jedi used and deceived him almost as much as sidious did

Mace Windu despised him and mistrusted him out of jealousy and petty spite. Obi-wan Held him back (not out of spite or hatred or jealousy as Anakin thought Obi-wan wanted to protect Anakin from himself and Sidious) Padme never truly Trusted in him even tho everything he did was for her.(it was as much Padme's fault as Anakin's) Ashoka abandoned him. ( i know she made a choice for herself that saved her from slaughter but her decision to leave the order was one of the massive factors towards Anakin's Betrayal of the Jedi Order) in a weird way the only Person who always had Anakin's back even tho it was purely for his own benefit was Sidious yes he probably screwed Anakin more than any other but also in a weird way he was the only one that actually stood by him and supported all of Anakin's decisions.

Michael Kean yeah if I was in that situation I’d join the syth literally palpitine is the only one he could trust all up until his first syth

@@michaelkean5969 funny enough if he killed palp, he would had saved padme. oh the irony lmao

He screwed himself by letting his own paranoid delusions get the better of him.

Shame case to me it 7 hours

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Shame to me , it’s 5 months

Imagine If We Got Anakin Baxk 🥺

That would be an awesome series if they'd do it

A dream would come true for many fans, incluiding me.

Its arguable that Palpatine had some kind of backup plan and would not have allowed Windu to kill him. He seemed to be nearly done for, but you notice the moment Windu is put out of action Palps is totally fine. Even after being blasted with his own lightening. It literally had almost no effect on him, except making his face deformed. In comics, Palpatine's lightening is crazy powerful. He can like blow up things with it. Its almost like he wasn't even going full power on Windu.

In order for that to work it would need to be someone else that does it that has no relation to Anakin nor Palpatine because of the time paradox

*why vader did not join the rebellion

The issue is that he was also the rebellions biggest single enemy. Would they have accepted him? Think Zuko trying to join team avatar but with team avatar just as willing to kill Zuko as anything else.

@@0Bonaparte good example. But also Vader knew that he is not strong enough to kill palpatine and the chances are that palpatine would have gotten a new apprentice stronger than vader in order to kill Vader for betraying the empire and joining the rebellion

Vader did want to turn back every single waking moment after Padme's death but he was too far gone by this point in time that he truly believed that there was no going back. remember what Vader said to Luke in episode 6. "It is too late for me my son" Vader at that point had truly believed that he was beyond saving and that he couldn't be redeemed he truly thought he was a dead man walking. to be honest the only reason he still fought for the Empire and served Sidious is because he had nothing to truly fight for. the galactic alliance would NEVER accept one of their biggest foes joining their ranks no matter how big the advantage he presented. and if we were to take The force unleashed into account (It's a game that could still be canon if Disney simply said so) Vader in a weird way was responsible for creating the rebel alliance int he first place because he told Starkiller to gather rebels and traitors to the empire in a weird way i think that was Vader's own way of revenge against Sidious.

Gamernlte also true, essentially trying to join the rebellion was a one way ticket to death. Either the rebellion did their best to kill him and succeeded, or they failed and the rebellion is dead and Palapatine kills him for trying to join them, OR they let him join and Papa Palpy kills the rebellion himself Vader included.

How about Rocky Balboa? He loves black leather

Add a feller on the end my friend and you got a ryhm that's one of a kind

Maybe it's synthetic leather? Nothing seems organic anymore.

Lmfao

Ummm..?

Tf u mean lmao

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CNN fake news

Citation please

The republic probably would have still been in turmoil after. But overall it probably would have been a better future for Anakin and Padme who are the true victims of this tragedy.

Luke and Leia could eventually join the Jedi order as padawan under the tutelage of at that time Jedi Master Ahsoka Tano

"Have you ever had a dream that that you um you had you'd you would you could you'd do you wi you wants you you could do so you you'd do you could you you want you want him to do you so much you could do anything?"

Can Celik what 😂

Not really. In the comics, as he's having his suit put on and serviced (which is agony) he cries out "Keep me sane, my love" which is almost certainly a reference to Padme. Not his hatred.

Both the Senate and the Jedi are depicted as increasingly corrupt and morally bankrupt in the movies, novelizations and EU (comics, etc). I do think the Clone Wars series should be bought in more though, as during that Anakin and other really a lot more of the rottenness at the heart of the Republic, and that was not just caused by Palpatine.

He'd been smeckledorfed!

@@0errab0 That's not even a word and he agrees witchya!

vader never got ahold of the precious. *golem noises*

Agreed; Anakin went from uncertainty to absolute too fast; there needed to be something else in there prior to. I always thought a scene where he gave into dark side and accomplishing something significant (how Luke beat Vader) but had Obi-Wan pull him back to his senses. With this-he’d know the Sith had given him the strength & power he craved-so he decided he’d give into it fully

Good Question 🤔

mindtrick wont work on Anakin. Also Sidious is a sith and he cant use jedi mindtrick. However he manipulated Anakin for a long time and eventually made him join the dark side

@@Gamernlte In legends, mind trick is a neutral power. In canon, it's light-side aligned while the probing technique is dark side. Palpatine can use mind trick, but he stands to gain nothing from it. Sith often shy away from using light side powers because they don't inflict enough pain to their victims.

@@thewarner2139 oh ok. I get it now. They prefer force choking for getting their answers instead of using mindtricks as it felt too nice for them. I dont rlly know much about legends but i would like to know more about it

He was second to Palpatine. In the 2015 comic he was temporary demoted for the loss of the Death Star.

It’s Unfair!

Take a seat!

Hello there

You talking about the suit right?

@@atptouracademy1121 Yeh, not the face trust me...