Star Wars | Anakin is Gone
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Star Wars Anakin Skywalker Tribute Edit
#starwars #anakinskywalker #darthvader
Edited by HZ Edits, June 2022. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Great video man, just saw the video from Seasons called 'I am what remains' and noticed he copied your description and took inspiration. He really should have credited you; nonetheless keep up the amazing videos because you really make a lot of people happy!
Thanks for watching man! And yes, that has come to my attention now that his video has gained quick popularity. I did leave a comment on his video addressing this, but it is up to him whether he will change his ways or not, as he's done this before with other editors. It really is quite disappointing, but I really appreciate you being the first person to bring this up! :) You've been pinned to help raise awareness of this issue.
@@HZEditsYT thanks man, yeah you're comment made me realise
Keep up the great content man
@@HZEditsYT hey man, I wish you good luck with all this situation. It's sad that someone take your ideas and etc and become more popular
im watching that after this vid lmao
@@notoriousval2910 lol
The final "OBI-WAN!" scream....years and years of anger, angst, sadness, heartbreak, regret, you name it...into one final scream.
"And the agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair." Edgar Allan Poe, "The Pit and the Pendulum"
Until he is old man madness of vader never fade
He still needs him.
@@sergedeleon9592 Darth Vader dies age 42 that is not old.
The transition between Hayden voice in "i'm not your failure..." to James Earl voice in "Obi Wan" is so... haunting. The inner conflict between light and dark.
James Earl Jones of Vader is remarkable never been replaced
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This scene totally breaks me up. The Jedi Counsel never supported Anakin, never believed what Qui Gon Knew to be true, Anakin was used, always being held in suspicion and yet USING his great skills and talents to their advantage Love Hayden so much he did a great job on this scene and character/role.!.
the dark side threated him better
Obi wan was the only one person on the council who did believe in Anakin and not just because Anakin was the chosen one like Qui gon did . that’s why obi wan was so upset about turning to the darkside as knew that Anakin could been so much more than the selfish and cruel person that he was as Vader. Yes Obi wan made some mistakes that caused Anakin to believe that obi wan didn’t care about him. But in the end it was Anakin and his own foolish trust in the Chancellor that dammed Anakin to the darkside and being Vader.
No…… the Jedi were right. He did worst things than what the Jedi were afraid off.
🤔
But I think v can't really blame the Jedi council.
The Jedi were a monastic order who only took people when they were very young. From millenia of experience that attachment leads to bad stuff similar to Buddhism.
Either they didn't realize the role of attachment in light side force or they decided it was too difficult for them.
The way I see it, Jedi order could have been reformed from within but not the empire.
Yep…gets me too…gets me right in the feels
“Anakin is gone…I am what remains” CHILLS
Gets me every time 🥶
Hearing Hayden's voice again blew me away. But him saying that line..... rocked me to the core. Absolutely perfect.
For real...the ending broke me.
I feel like a anakin is in there somewhere but the dark side is just to powerful
"I am what *remains"*
“The boy you trained, gone, he is. Consumed by Darth Vader.”
-Yoda
I keep rewatching this scene just because of the way Hayden delivers the words "Anakin's gone." So depressing, final and powerful for being just two words. Marvelous scene.
It truly is!
Same here. It wouldn’t have been the same without it being Hayden Christianson too
made the entire show worthwhile IMO
It's even more sad when you realize you can hear how damaged his insides are (specifically his vocal chords) from the lava. His voice is just....chilling
The addition of "I am what remains" is utter perfection tbh we have to get a vader standalone series
Say what you want about this show, this scene hit me hard
That's something we can all agree on my friend.
epic. And schandmax, you are wrong, remember the Jedi philosophy. Okay, i think that too, that Obi leaves the ship speaking with Qui Jon saying that is going to finish, that is Vader or him. But, as i say, if you mix the jedi philosophy and Obi Wan have compassion to Anakin, leave him maybe to get him more deeper in the dark and maybe little by little reconsider getting out of the dark side (yes, only Luke get Anakin redemption)
@schandmax ye but they had to keep him alive because of ep 4,5,6 if it wasn’t for those movies he could of had a chance to kill Vader
@@thedeep3759 totally agree
@schandmax i respect your opinion and thoughts max
Anakins whole life was a struggle. Living on scraps in childhood without a father, being enrolled as a Jedi but unable to save his mother..... Becoming a sith in order to save his wife but lost her and all of his limbs.
Lost the high ground*, and all of his limbs
Makes u realize that Anakin is miles better than Ĺuke
@@NickJurai more tragic perhaps yes.... But Luke controlled his dark side urge but Anakin was perhaps a more insecure person compared to Luke because he converted and Luke didnt
@@iftikharkazi nòpe Ĺuke wasnt trying to save his wife
It was this and a number of other things too, really. The Jedi Council weren't trusting, and he was kind of an outcast among padawan because of the whole "Chosen one" prophecy that pulled him into the Order in the first place. Add Palpatine being all in his ear, and its easy to see what led to his fall.
Obi Wan apologizing to Anakin breaks my heart. What a heavy scene.
I feel Anakin's story is why everyone loves Star Wars so much!
Star Wars IS the life story of Anakin.
I think he deserved the Master Jedi council rank because from SW:1 to The revenge of the Sith you can see the evolution and in the revenge of the sith he was at the level of Obi Wan, he starts the movie fighting like him in the starships and final fight was too draw, until high gound come.
Anyway, if we go deeper, Obi was at the level or more that Qui Jon Jin. He was killed by Darth Maul. 2 Sabers. Imagine that is not Maul, that Qui Jon fight General Grievous. In his style, Obi Wan, defending and counter-attack he is master. And had the rank. Anakin was a master in the agressive way, he deserved a purple Lightsaber too like Mace Window, the man who taked Jango Fett's head off in a savage attack xd (like Anakin did to Dooku, a even more powerful and dangerous enemy, a Lord Sith) l, and because the jedi lightsaber philoshopy, Thats whats talking about, Obi Wan was at same level of the master that Anakin was from him, because he defeated Dooku, someone who Obi Wan, his master, cant because need the Mace Window tecnique or Anakin, yeah i think Mace Window would kick the Count Dooku ass but not the Grievous or Maul one because need the Obi Wan master style, so yes, i think Anakin was at the level of the master in ep3 defeating a enemy who master cant like happened with Padawan Obi Wan and Master Qui Gon, and for sure if they give him the master jedi rank he will be done, he says he wants to be more than the jedi he is, not just a padawan, want to be a master. A battle of Anakin against Mace Window would be good, the 2 most agressive jedi.
This is a important thing, if he had the Master Jedi rank, maybe dont want more, so yes i think the reason that Anakin was attracted to dark side was his craving to be something more than a padawan, a master, defeated even enemies that Master can't, a thing that Obi Wan dont had, lust for "power" (And yes, the Palpatine lies about saving Padme was "the straw that broke the camel's back"; the last thing that happened that made him very upset, angry and turn Darth Sidious Aprentice, washed his brain making him think the new republic and order 66 were the good ones, and Jedi like a sect of a religion who need to be exterminated)
which is probably why the sequels failed in the end
@@care6earstare503 Exactly…Disney didn’t understand that simple truth: you can’t have Star Wars without Anakin/Vader.
It is.
I am not your failure... Obi-Wan! that line
Hayden's delivery was everything!
Anakin freed his friends conscience.
@@stephencorbitt2752 nah like obiwan said in the same scene, anakin was truly gone in this scene. When he says “I’m not your failure.” He’s saying that he’s not a failure, he’s his own success. Im tired of people saying anakin and Vader were fighting here, when they’re clearly trying to convey just how far gone he really is.
@@codaboggs8430 not sure if thats the case. The cast said themselves that this Vader is different from the A New Hope Vader since he is still conflicted
@@codaboggs8430 one thing is clear, Vader lost this battle due to his feelings with his old Master, and in that moment there are times where Vader shows BLUE eyes and times where he shows RED eyes, just clear the image and you will see it.
Is it just me or is there a hint of a smile on Darth Vaders face when he says "I did" when he says he killed Anakin?
It looks like he has grown to hate himself so much that it actually makes him happy to say Anakin is dead. But maybe I'm just making that up in my own head lol
You're 100% correct. It's the true evil within him expressing how proud he is to have killed Anakin Skywalker, as Vader considered his former self to be nothing but a weakness.
Na he def smiled
He does smile
Not only does he smile, but I'm pretty sure that you can see his eye go from regular to Sith as he goes back into Vader's personality
He does smile. It makes it even more poetic because even though he lost the fight, he was throwing the evilness in the version of a smile at ObiWan making him feel insulted, sad, as well as upset for him. The only problem that I had with this episode was how strong ObiWan got in the Force to put down Vader. Vader about that part of his life should've been powerful enough to do what he did to ObiWan with him less attune to the Force. When he Force grabs him and drags him through fire.
Ewan’s acting is unbelievable in this scene
The legend never disappoints 🤌🏼
@@HZEditsYT great video,love it
He didn't want to be like this, he was forced to be like this. Council doesn't trust him, losing his padawan and the pain of his brother's fake death.. It was too much pain for a child who lost his mother when he was a little boy. And I say it again, he didn't have a choice. He was forced to be like that. Now they say selfishly "What have you become?!". Like Anakin said " I AM WHAT YOU MADE ME ".
Wow that gave a lot more insight on that quote thanks!
Nobody is "forced" to become a mass murderer.... Prisons would be empty with this line of thought. "My dad didn't like me, so I was forced to killed these people..." Really?
@@protectyaneck8017 Agreed.
Brother’s fake death? Who?
@@MindofaWolf83 Obi-Wan
I love how haunting he looks, in Return his face is pale and his eyes are soft as he returns to the light, but here his face is gaunt and almost demonic in its visage. Add the red glow and you’ve got a PHENOMENAL shot
He definitely does not look as haunting as he does in your profile picture...
@@HZEditsYT XD
The pain in his eye, when he said "I'm not your failure." I felt that in my bones.
This was the best scene in all of star wars to me. I'll die on this hill.
Me too, the missing piece of the puzzle
Not if you have the high ground
I’ll never forget LITERALLY weeping while watching this scene..
you have the high ground
Oh, this is up there for sure.
The 'Anakin is gone' scene is fantastic, an ultimate pinnacle for one of the all time great fictional characters.
Firstly, it's brilliantly filmed. You can watch it ten times and see a new level of detail on each occasion (personally I love how Kenobi is illuminated by the pure blue of his lightsaber, whilst Vader moves from a mix of blue and red to pure red as he speaks).
Secondly, and most importantly, it has the right degree of ambiguity. Is Vader 'what remains' because he is less than he would have been, or because he has stripped away all his weaknesses? Is he taking responsibility for the death of Anakin to free Kenobi of his guilt, or to credit himself? Does he consider his fall as tragic, or triumphant? All of the above? Something else? It's different every time I see it.
Thirdly, the conclusion is perfect. Kenobi has won. He has every justification to kill Vadar, a murderous hate-filled machine that cannot be rehabilitated, and a person now entirely divorced from Anakin, but he refuses to execute a helpless enemy. He has found his own strength in his humanity, and will not sacrifice it. As Nietzsche said, 'Beware that, when facing monsters, you yourself do not become a monster'.
Finally, Vadars impotent rage is perfect. A bully exists in a world of victimisation, creating it in others until, having met a greater force, they create it in themselves. Vadar is not a bully. He is so consumed by rage and pain that he would rather continue a fight to the death, even after he knows he cannot win, than change his path and his perception of himself. He has committed such appalling acts that his life can be nothing now other than rage or death.
Like all the best works of fantasy, Star Wars works because of the fundamental human truths in the lead characters.
I love that Obi Wan literally watched Vader snap some kid’s neck just to lure him out and he’s like “oh NOW that you told me you will destroy me, now I believe my friend is dead.”
He thought it was his friend, calling him Darth is saying that he realised Anakin died in episode, Vader killed him in Palatines office.
When Yoda tells the council that Anakins future is clouded, I like to think that the reason is yoda is seeing an almost infinite number of potential ways he brings balance and can’t decide whether he likes the possibilities or not
The Anakin is gone..I am what remains and you didn’t kill Anakin skywalker..I did.. gave me absolutely CHILLS
When you think about it. If he was to bring balance to the force, then naturally, he'd have to be consumed by both sides. If you destroy all of the light, the darkness will consume all. Conversely, if you illuminate and cast out the darkness, light consumes all. What a beautiful tragedy. I'm just happy that we have all of this material, to examine. An absolute privilege, it has been!
He was the best Star Pilot of the galaxy, a cunning warrior…and he was a good friend 😢
One of the best lines ever…
“He would have gone from being the Sith Lord himself to the savior of our galaxy” and anakin/vader did that. To protect his family
Ironically enough this was one of Disney's lower budget produced titles, yet remains one of the best.
Never forget that the jedi cannot fully be blamed for Anakins fate. The Dark Side of the force clouded their vision for decades before the fall.
Anakin being groomed for ten years by a sith lord didn't help either. I mean, yeah, the Jedi had blind spots so big you can hide a death star in them but in the end it was Palpatines manipulation that lead to Anakins fall. Without Palpatine Anakin would probably just have walked away from the order and lived happily as a pilot or a mechanic on Naboo with his wife and kids.
Anakin was responsible for Anakins fate
@@serenas.3842 Palpatine only manipulated what he knew they wouldn't let go of. In the Clone Wars, one of the Clones' inhibitor chip failed, and he started attacking Jedi, and they investigated and found the inhibitor chip in his brain. Then Obi Wan pointed out that none of them knew about the contract that was made with Kamino, until an assassin conveniently attempted to kill Padme when there were Jedi guarding her, with a dart that would easily be traced back to Kamino. They put two and two together, and realized the Clones were all ticking time bombs meant to be used to wipe out the Jedi, and the FIRST PERSON they suspect set it up is Palpatine.
The Jedi cared more about saving face, and maintaining their position in society, than actually preventing their own deaths and downfalls. They noticed, even before all of this, that Anakin was leaning towards the dark side, and even after they had a very good reason to believe Palpatine was Dooku and Maul's master, they still didn't object to his close relationship with Anakin. They leaned on a decades, even centuries old prophecy that someone would annihilate the Sith for for good, and used that, combined with the fact that Anakin was arguably rivaling Windu and Yoda in power when he was barely finished with his Padawan training, to justify their lust for power and control. Their arrogance, greed, and cowardice was their own undoing.
@@AlexandriAce I agree with you that the order was flawed and I agree with arrogance and maybe even cowardice (at least in face of what to do with the clones).
But greed? Where does that come from? All in all the jedi wanted to restore peace. They were "The greater good" kind of guys, a perfect example of the saying: "good intentions paved the way to hell". Misled in their wish to fight for an already failing republic, but not powerhungry or greedy.
And they didn't knew that Palpatine was the master, or even suspect. They thought someone in the senate, probably Palpatine, was controlled by the sith, but not that he was a sith.
@@serenas.3842 I personally think they were greedy. Or at least to someway, vengeful? If you’ve ever read the Darth bane books, all the Jedi and Sith were obsessed with what is killing each other off. As you can probably tell 1000 years later, that tradition never really died off. So they probably just wanted to kill another Sith out of spite, not caring, or knowing what other traps lay head.
very sad and powerful momment. "You didnt kill Anakin. I did......"
This is honestly one of the most heart wrenching scenes in Star Wars
Anakin Skywalker, Snape and Itachi never fails to bring them goosebumps
This literally gave me goosebumps. Spectacular tribute my friend. Anakin Skywalker/ Darth Vader is such a beautifully intricate character and this video portrays that perfectly.
This scene is the closing chapter of the prequels we as fans deserved long before now. Thanks for posting this awesome tribute to one of the greatest tragic heroes in science fiction.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you for watching 💙
Anakin's Gone, I Am What Remains.
Chill Factor at 100%
I love how the lightsabers reflections represent the emotions in this scene
Plus Anakin's last scream reminded me of the scene from clone wars where Obi wan was supposedly killed
this show, and the atrocities that 7 8 and 9 are, make the prequels so much better. the first 6 had such a solid red line with the arc of Anakin/Vader. Something the sequals totally lacked. It's just Rey being completely OP fighting a First Order that just popped into existance.
Every time I see how Anakin Skywalker became Darth Vader. It saddens me. He became that evil, because Jedi mistrusted him, judge him and didn’t trained him well to fight of his darkness. His storyline is truly a tragedy.
This scene is so sad. Can you imagine seeing the boy you basically raised, closest thing to a son you have ever had, turned into a monster feeding off of hatred and anger. And wanting to kill you and blaming you for everything. When all you ever did was love and guide him to the best of your ability. 😞
Also, the dramatic arrangement of The Imperial March is so stunning. I want a Vader movie/show and I want a dramatic version of The Imperial March to play.
It’s called “anakin’s suffering” I believe
@@crunchosr it's a mix of both Anakin's Suffering and Imperial March. Truly an exceptional track made by the legendary Samuel Kim. You should definitely check out the rest of his Star Wars covers if you already haven't! His work is amazing.
This scene reminds me of my older brother that I lost in 2018 it will be two years this month that I lost him ,he tried to turn his life around but it was too late ,I wish I could of done something but I know there wasn't nothing I could of done ,rip bro I miss you and love you always
I'm terribly sorry for your loss man... I myself am extremely close to my brother and I cannot begin to imagine how I would cope after losing him. I hope you're feeling healthy at the moment, and never forget that he is now in a better place and will always be with you in spirit. After all, that is what the force is there to remind us of 💙
@@HZEditsYT thanks man I really appreciate it that really helped me a lot it's been hard but I am really strong,God bless you man 💙🙏
the way he says “it is too late for me, son” is pretty deep
Watching Vader’s terrifying hallway slaughter with Obi-wan screaming chosen one at him was painful
Darth telling him he is as not his failure I think made it finally ok of Obi Wan. He struggled with failing his brother, and never let it go. Such a great scene.
Notice how he chose “remains” instead of a more enlightened choice of words. He doesn’t want to be who he is. This exchange between Vader and Obi Wan is so perfectly done.
I love how Obi-Wan said then my friend is truly dead as Luke said in Return of the Jedi, then my father is truly dead.
This scene alone redeemed the prequels.
With this scene suddenly whole Star Wars Saga gets full taste and meaning. This is a cherry of the top of the cake. What a powerful scene...tears and sadness. Two best friends divided for good. We should learn from it. Thank you HZ for this sequence 🙏🏻.
My pleasure! Couldn't have said it any better myself, and thank you for watching 💙
Man now i regnet it so hard that i never watched starwars. That one scene with anikan saying he is gone... hit me so hard. For some how i can feel his anger without watching the movies.
Hope you've gotten down to watching the movies! Star Wars is amazing :D
Anakin Skywalker: You Didn't Kill Anakin Skywalker, I Did.
so epic that line Anikin is gone I'm what remains!!!! hits home for me
The best part of the entire Kenobi series is that interaction between Obi Wan and Vader, but the entire experience is undercut because it's just lifted wholesale from the Rebels animated series when this basically identical scene occurs with Ahsoka and Vader.
Ahsoka damaged the one side of his mask Obi-Wan the other side. Neither could reach him for he was to far gone. But not quite only Luke was able to reach him fully by taking the whole mask off. Thus bringing Anakin back to the side of light. Hence bringing balance to the force fulfilling the prophecy.
P.S. Remember Star Wars is like poetry it rhymes.
Those mixed words of anakin and vader could bring a grown man to tears
It did
I am what remains
"Goodbye, Darth.."
Obi Wan says as he sadly accepts the reality of his friend/brother being gone
One thing Disney did right in all of “their” Star Wars
This scene easily became on of my favorite SW moments. It was as powerful for me as the scene in part 6 when Vader lifted up the Emperor to became Anakin once more. Anakin Skywalker/ Darth Vader is the greatest tragic hero there is and will ever be.
Palpatine be like : " Only through me you'll achieve a power stronger than any jedi"
Me be like : " Only through me you'll achieve a power enough to have no more hands and legs"
One of the saddest stories of the entire galaxy..
I don't care what anyone says about this series - these last two episodes, and this scene right here made it all worth it. In the entire Skywalker saga, to me, no scene is more powerful than this. It set the stage for so much going forward. The fact that beneath all that hate, rage, sadness, and depression, there was always a faint glimmer of Anakin still in there, we can see how in the end, Luke was able to tap into that part of him and bring him back to the light side, and he eventually brought balance back to the force. (well, for a while anyways lol) Only his son could've done this.
I love this scene. It’s so emotional, and had brilliant acting from both Hayden and Ewan. You can really feel their feelings here.
Also, I think this scene shows that in a way, Anakin and Vader are two different personalities. Obviously they’re the same person, but I think Anakin basically has boarder line personality disorder. He says “Anakin’s gone,” and yet you can tell there’s a hint of him speaking here. Like half Vader, half Anakin.
The Northman music just hits differently. Strike!!
Let this misdeed haunt your living nights, till a flaming vengeance gorges on your death
To Valholl!
You're the first person to mention it! The film had an exceptional soundtrack, and I just couldn't help but find a way to slot this track in for Obi and Ani, two fallen brothers... I'm glad you enjoyed it, and you have impeccable taste in music!
Everyone missing the light play, the blue is gone, replaced with a bright red
Ewan McGregor is absolutely brilliant. I have seen that scene 1000 times and because he delivers that line so well I cry every time.
The SW movies and shows really did a great job of telling, the tragedy of Darth Vader.
A compelling and sad tale in which Obi-Wan, his true friend, brother, and mentor, really was the only one who knew the depths of what it cost Anakin to become Vader.
Anakin traded anything and everyone he ever cared about for the illusion of power. This shows that fear turns to anger, anger becomes hate, and hate brings suffering. Vader is a pitiable character who lost everything that matters because he chose poorly...
Luke went through a lot of the same emotions
Anakin went through yet he didn't fall to the darkness
of what could have been what could be
He went through the fear
And with his duel with his father
He went through fear he went through hate But He still suffered by the emperor
For those of us who were upset to hear the news back in 2005 that Star Wars was going to end.... And we pick up where we left off here, this was BEAUTIFUL!
I want more Hayden with long hair, and I hope Padme shows up to haunt him like in the Wuthering Heights, (when he visits her tomb) it will make Anakin more tragic.
And I hope that Iden Versio, Galen Marek, and Cal Kestis get introduced in the later episodes.
The series is over wdym
@@russsandhu6030 There's going to be another series and I heard Darth Maul is going to be in it.
Anakin fulfilled the prophecy, he brought balance to an overly Jedi populated galaxy.
thats how i saw it too. only 2 sith and thousands of jedi, if the jedi where smart they would have realized that balance of the force would have required the death of almost all of them
"so then my friend is truly dead...
goodbye...darth"
This was a wonderful video. It shows the depth of Anakin’s fall into the darkness. However, it foreshadows the poignancy of his redemption and the fulfillment of the prophecy that he would bring balance to the force. I would love to see an enactment of Anakin and Obi-wan meeting in the netherworld of the force along with Yoda
This scene will make a grown man cry. Obi-wan could have killed Vader, but in true Jedi fashion he chose to apologize for all of it. The Jedi order did Anakin wrong and Obi-wan was unfortunately not the mentor he needed. On another note, I am so glad Hayden Christenson is getting respect he deserves for playing an unstable young Anakin. The millennials who enjoyed him are now adults who have the internet to show their appreciation.
can’t help but understand the darkness now on this big giant floating rock.
"Anakin Skywalker was weak. I destroyed him."
“The force existed long before the Jedi and Sith divided it between light and dark it will be here long after we and all these empires gone” “there is no power a Sith holds that a Jedi cannot chose to weild” -Revan. And I believe Revan could have convinced vader about the dark side
the force was never good to begin with
That's kind of what the revanites saw
what darth traya Concluded
In the knight's games At least the 2nd one it was shown to be antagonistic
The actual big bad
Though if I had to guess
The mother was the living embodiment of the force
And if she were to die The force would die too
She is the force given form
Honestly I think that would be an awesome point
@@reddawn1873 Revan was destroyed inside too his guilt ate him alive. Like anakin did remember him staring into the light the sunlight in revenge of the Sith. It was etched on his soul. Just like Revan. And kreia I bett could talk to anakin or him as vader. Revan and anakin were on the same power level. The two most powerful Jedi ever!! “Revan was power it was like staring into the heart of the force “ remember that? Both anakin/DARTH VADER AND REVAN/DARTH REVAN STORIES ARE SO SO SO SIMILAR
@@reddawn1873 I mean come on man the Jedi knight Revan defeated the Mandalore the ultimate. Both Revan and anakin were frustrated with the council.
"Anakin's Gone, I Am What Remains!"
Anakin was never truly accepted into the Jedi Cult. He required knowledge over mindless tradition. The Jedi weren’t trained to teach older minds that questioned things. Only Kenobi could because he is adaptable and learned how to teach stubbornness. Being with Leia reminded him of what it was like going on missions with a quizzical kid in Anakin. This is why Jin taught Yoda how to teach outside of traditional methods which makes sense why Yoda is more playful by the time he meets Luke. Damn that’s deep
Anakin is gone .. this still gets me ...Obi Won .. wow.. . Love...brotherhood..." u were like a brother to me "..."I love u "....
This is a really good and well made tribute.
Appreciate it! I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend.
We’re just missing his redemption at the end of Return of the Jedi.
I considered including it, but ultimately settled on having the video to focus solely on the downfall and loss of Anakin Skywalker. Hope you enjoyed it though!
Twisted by the dark side, young Skywalker is. Gone he is.
He lived with everyone leaving him either through death or giving up on him in the end he never lost his son who knew that Anakin Skywalker was still alive
Excellent buddy. RIP Anakin
1999-2022
99-05
@@aizenzae4510 oh great, is this another vAdEr KiLLeD AnAkiN comment?
@@grahamhill676 I don't like the vader killed anakin
Theory: He kept having dreams about Padme's death. It was the Force giving him clairvoyance to influence his fate to ultimately becoming Darth Vader and bringing balance.
That's a solid theory!
“Goodbye, Darth”. Now it finally makes sense that Obi-Wan refers to him as “Darth” in A New Hope and not as “Anakin”!
That "Obi-Wan" scream gives the same chills as Mauls "KENOBII!!!!!"
I think that every star wars fan wanted to hear Darth say to obi-wan "I wasn't your failure". I think it was the moment everyone was waiting for. Just my own opinion lol 😁
That smile....when he says "You did not kill Anakin Skywalker. I did." That hits hard on so many levels and was freaking amazing. I am so very glad we got this show!!!!
The haunting thing about that smirk is that that’s a Hayden smirk. That’s Anakin’s smirk, but it’s Vader who is doing it.
Anakin doesn’t hate Wan, he just hate himself for what he became.
The final scene of Rogue One and the mixed up with Obi Wan's dialogue in Episode 3 is just... Stunish
It will take Qui Gon's wisdom as Force ghost to show Obi Wan how to truly beat Vader, which Qui Gon will execute when the opportunity introduces itself, hence the OT. Season 2 Kenobi. So much to flesh out between the two and SW lore.
I personally don't believe Kenobi Season 2 should happen with the route Disney took with Season 1 by not directing enough attention solely on Obi and Vader, but if Season 2 would actually be used for fleshing out the relationship between Obi and Qui-Gon, I'm all for it!
And a great opportunity to show Yodas struggles in exile & redemption of himself on Dagobah.
@@haydnplaysgames Exactly. It's connected.
@@HZEditsYT Oh yeah. The Qui Gon/Kenobi dynamic is one that has been left unexplored and fleshed out. So many reveals can be aired out during their training, etc (this will be long, so sorry) and all connect with Yoda and have Luke as key and center going forward and getting Obi Wan on board:
1) Evolution of the Jedi order - what went wrong according to Qui Qon's Force ghost wisdom and how to prepare Luke to not make the mistakes in his path as Jedi;
2) Reference Old Sith Wars, when the High Council attempted to consolidate their power and centralize the Order (Mace Windu type Jedis). Some Jedi felt that the Council did not have the authority to reinterpret the Jedi Code, and considered themselves beholden only to the Force (like Qui Gon). Yoda imput essential. Show Obi Wan that that is the future and Luke essential to this new focus o Jedi Code;
3) Reference the future New Jedi Order where Jedi reduced in number were slowly restored, and Luke's leadership essential to this, and how his academy fits into this (Sequels showed no New Jedi Order restored, which is canon, showing the writers know jack crap about the lore and Luke).
4) the big reveal that Dooku, Qui Gon's Master/Mentor, was truly a Grey Jedi, how he learned from Dooku, initially an idealist, the Jedi had lost their way but did not fall to disillusionment and disdain of the jedi order and Senate corruption like Dooku thanks to Yoda. Yoda - Dooku's Master/mentor as padwan, has much to say here.
5) How to defeat Vader. Until the time came, Luke was to be goaded into wanting to face Vader and use love to light up the Anakin spark in Vader. He will never be defeated in battle, so a new approach needed. use the jedi loathing toward attachments to your favor. Have Anakin sense his son, cling to an attachment to him and eventually his love for son will get him to crush Vader and be Anakin once again while Luke's desire to save his father a key element to it. Sith would be destroyed as would happen in ROTJ. This approach will cause divide among Yoda (too skeptical at his old age to see it happening, Obi Wan (who, after his last confrontation with Vader is convinced Vader is supreme and Anakin spark will never resurface; and Qui Gon (who cooks up this plan and his Force Ghost wisdom has him promoting it).
@@haydnplaysgames This is unexplored territory that needs to be fleshed out. If we want to enter High Republic in film we must explore the Yoda Master/Kantam Sy pawan dynamic, and adventure for them, the state of the Jedi and Republic, and the Sith Big bad of the trilogy films. A trilogy of films can cover the galactic Republic where the Yoda/master/Dooku Padwan dynamic is in play, state of the Republic and Jedi, and the Sith Big bad. Another trilogy on the Dooku Master/Qui Gon padwan (Aveross too but not to take away the Qui Gon bond with Dooko in center stage) dynamic preceding the Phantom Menace.
Call it the Yoda Saga (i'm serious) and continued in a way with Grogu. Predates the Skywalker Saga (after Episode 6 is ongoing).
From 1:25 to 1:35, The way you landed the ending peak of that song to transition away gave me SHIVERS... Well Done Amigo
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it.
Who knew a few movies and alot of years later that I got another fav star wars scene
I literally asked myself the exact same question!
This last episode is all u need.. but damm..Damm... it's like losing ur own brother
This is so sad 😥 love this character 😍 you did such a good Job 🤗
Thank you so much as always mate 💙 Anakin Skywalker will always be one of the greatest characters in all of cinema.
Then my friend is truly dead... now that is deep! Obi and anakin were brothers!! The love and bound between them was unlike any other!!
It is the "remains" that is the best part of the entire series for me. JEJ voice there is the best
James Earl Jones shall forever be untouchable 🤌🏼
"i'm sorry I meet You Obi-Wan" - Anakin would break his Mother heart... he is failure of himself
Notice when Obi Wan said he's sorry, Vader felt that a bit.
I didnt like the series so much but these scenes this one in paticular was so intense seeing Anakin behind the mask anchored the Prequels to him becoming Vader, as I never could accept the 2 characters being Anakin & Vader as one in the same till now. I felt sorrow for Anakin it was very very sad knowing how much he has sufferedand still suffers. We never saw this side. It really solidified the Anger, rage and pain that Anakin has come too.
I read an analysis of him as a tragic hero some time ago and it really opened my eyes to the fact that he was a slave, all his life. First to Watto, then the Jedi and finally to his own hatred and the Sith. It wasn't until death and gazing on his son that he was finally free. This line from an old Legends comic still sticks with me to this day. I'm paraphrasing but the gist of it is: A man showed up with a glowing sword made of light. I was a slave. Was there really any choice as to where my life would take me?
The fear of the Jedi counselors created the strongest situ lord to exist.
Anyone else feel that yell. Almost like Maul when he yells kenobi
Oh wow. Just noticed how his face goes from a blue glow to a red glow in the perfect moment as obi-wan lowers his saber in sadness. What a powerful scene and use of colors to convey the transition from anakin to vader. Just wow.
I'm glad you pointed it out! It's such an incredible detail that hasn't been talked about enough. Using the lightsaber glows to represent Anakin's and Obi's feelings in those moments was truly an exceptional idea.
Anyone notice how when he says “comforting” things to obi wan, when it’s like its anakin speaking, his face is blue, then when he says “i did” its blue red, then when its fully red its like vader takes over and he starts with the hateful i will destroy you shit
Great acting from both actors ...the prequels were criminally underrated!!
They are indeed! I'm glad to see the love and appreciation grow for them as time has passed.
@@HZEditsYT I always liked them;even Episode 2:Attack of the Clones...really showed Anakin's commitment to Padme people forget thas how he lost his arm
@@NickJurai damn straight. They do of course have their problems, as most films do. But that doesn't mean they were bad. They were great movies that expanded the entire galaxy of Star Wars to where it is today, so much so that we could spend an eternity telling new stories through revisiting the prequel era that George built at the time. It truly was a representation of what Star Wars should be, and most of all, it had heart, and is special to so many people around the world. It's sad that the films were overhated and misunderstood at the time, but like I mentioned before, the love for them has only increased over time and it's heartwarming to see that people are finding themselves enjoying and appreciating them more than they remember back then.