you gotta remember as well, the death star blew up, if he was to give a more detailed account of Kenobi, Palpatine would likely say that Vader was to blame as he was distracted.
I think why was he feared this; Palpetine would've mocked and/or scolded him for failing a 2nd time Although he won on a technicality, it wasn't THE decisive victory he wanted to lay this memory to rest
Why was Yoda, light years away on Dagobah able to sense Kenobi's presence, as he passed, gowing in the Force, yet Anikin who was feet away could not? Very odd. What blinded or distracted Vader/Anikin?
Vader was gifted with Force potential, but not intellectual gifts: Kenobi was. Therefore when he and Vader dueled on the Death Star he outsmarted him yet again. Remember how Kenobi tried to tutor Anakin on politics and Skywalker didn’t want to listen? While Vader was a great fighter, he was never as cunning a warrior as Kenobi.
I would be terrified that my old enemy who has bested me on multiple times has just suddenly disappear without a trace, and right before he disappear he told me that he achieve a power I couldn't´t possibly imagine. Anakin moment of greatness turn into perhaps his first break within the darkness that surround Vader for it brought that fear that he had for Obi-Wan and turn into a question that haunt him, until those final moments in the Death Star II were he realized he wasn't afraid to die to save the ones he loved.
I get Anis main objective when turning into a sith was to save his child(ren) and wife but he should of tried his damnest to ALSO make sure Obi Wan And Ahsoka did not get killed too and if they refused to join the empire have them imprisoned I also get that he thought most of the Jedi with few exceptions were in the wrong but still he should of spared the younglings instead having them imprisoned until they were of age and then have them make there decision if they would join him or not and if they refused they would either die or rot in a cell for the rest of there days yeah.
The whole point of order 66 was to destroy the jedi. It takes time and resources to find and train the younlings. You kill all of them and you make it very hard to rebuild. Easier to conquer the galaxy that way.
Stupendous we are all still waiting for that Ulic Qel-Droma Bio and Power Scaling like you did with Count Dooku, Satelle Shan, Arcann, and Darth Marr you just released a video on Hazan so where is Ulic the guy who is equal to Exar Kun?
Having your sworn enemy disappear right in front of you after cutting him down would throw anyone for a loop. So not surprising that Vader would be afraid and keep everything hidden until he finally found a way to reassure himself that Kenobi is finally dead and will not bew coming back in any way shape or form.
I find it interesting how he didn't tell Palpatine, even more interesting that we don't know why. My first assumption was that he feared potentially cluing Palpatine in on a method of immortality. Ironic how he already knew about it and decided to pass it up.
It still messes with my head to imagine Vader asking questions of Palpatine. Rather, Siddious commands others, but I can’t imagine him teaching anybody anything. I know he must have, but it still seems too kindly for him.
I always wondered why Obi-Wan didn't appear to Vader and haunt him in some way. Maybe Vader being so darkside worked as a sort of block against Kenobi being visible to him.
I mean, the Emperor probably has his personal guard and other constituents to inform him of such things. Also, Vader as the Apprentice who must one day overcome his Master probably holds onto whatever he can as any sort of possible edge.
I would like a show or somthing that follows Qui-Gon Obi-Wan yoda and everyone else after they became one with the force, and what all they did with in the force
I think vader didnt tell sidious for 3 reasons 1. he told sidious kenobi was dead. if sidious also did not sense his presence that is affirmation from vaders POV that Kenobi is in fact dead 2. vader doesn't actually know if Kenobi is dead so getting away with this statement proves he can in fact lie to sidious regardless of wheter or not Kenobi actually lives 3. I suspect vader still felt unresolved and knew there was more to the encounter than he was able to understand at the time. I think not fully knowing if Kenobi was dead also allowed the last shred of anakin to live on in hope still.
Problem is that Anakin/Vader was lazy regarding learning the force instead obsess over learning lightsaber combat, to the point where everyone in his life and sphere of influence constantly told him to practice with the force, this point of concern was shared strongly with both Yoda and Palpatine who would talk about it alot(complaining) Durring their regular meetings.
That’s right,but I advise you not to continue watching this channel,much information in Stupendous Wave videos are made up ,false or clickbait,i am just saying.
Vader: bro wtf happened to this man I know I cut him! *dies in return of the jedi* Anakin: ohhhh so this is what you did and you didn’t learn until after I turned my bad OG
This was delusion.Great delusion.Vader was beaten.By Force,by Obi-Wan,by light side. Obi-Wan later told him how to pass in the Force. Vader's "victory" was meaningless then. May the Force be with you too always😊
Vadar collected it and if I’m not mistaken, he either kept it on the Death Star with him or took it back with him to his fortress-later for Luke to find it.
I wouldn't mind if these videos were only 2 minutes long with the same amount of information, rather than trying to fill 10 minutes with this little information.
Obi-wan, turns to acknowledge the presence of Luke. Obi-wan, pans back to Vader; no, Anakin. Obi-wan acknowledges that Luke’s presence pulled Anakin to the foreground. Feeling his brother presence, Obi-wan resumes a relaxed posture. Clawing to the foreground Vader breaches the calmness with a killing swipe. Demonstration is the last form of communication to his student. Vader stares through the robes that rest, relaxed across the floor. A student with questions. *your video in inspired that imagery in head, I dig it!
