Reacting to "The Chosen One" by Heroes Fan Productions!
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My first Star Wars video. Never did I expect how big this would get, which made me so proud of the impact that this had. This just goes to show how passionate the Star Wars fan community is and how much they cherish the story of Anakin Skywalker. George's message is clear, always hold on to hope. Although dangerous, it is one of the most powerful things to hold on to, second to loving one another and never giving up. Loved the reaction Gaxelle! May the Force be with you, always.
It's my favorite video ever! You did an absolutely amazing job! Keep up the fantastic work!
Your the Goat for this
This video you created, is the greatest tribute of all time!
you did an amazing job HFP
"now you listen here my friend hope is a dangerous thing Hope can drive a man insane"
sorry that line from Shawshank just fitted you comment here.
Fans: How do I sum up the complex story of Anakin in under ten minutes?
HFP: I've got you covered.
“I’ll tell you what I believe, I believe you will bring balance to the force and you will face your demons and save the universe”
Then along came Ray Palpatine and screwed that prophecy up
@@AzguardMike i dont consider the new trilogy cannon
@@ceejay__4765 Best way of viewing it is some bad fanfic.
@@MrWilljos sounds good to me
He did bring balance. Two Jedi and two Sith were left.
Man. Ahsoka’s “I’m sorry, Master. But I’m not coming back” line always gets me
Can you link me to where you got your profile picture? It's so cuute!
Q. Vos me too
I'll take "The worst possible thing you could say as a loved one of Anakin Skywalker" for $500, Alex
It always gets me when I think when Anakin realized that Luke loved him even though he was given little reason to and would never give up on him after most everyone he cared about had given up on him and he and them thought he was too far gone to change, it made him remember who he is and save his son whom he loved. Love was the reason he fell to the darkness but it was also what brought him back. He was finally free.
You're so right about Luke. He never gave up on Vader and it really shows the whole overarching theme of the Star Wars saga; there is always hope!
Until the last Jedi when his character was ruined
Elkiy people try to defend the film by saying “luke is a human! he made mistakes!” like, no. Yes he made mistakes, but one of his key character traits is that he always had hope. He was the new hope. Like cmon
They rushed and stretched the new thrilogy storyline too far so new character can come filling in, but if they just tries to focusing on Ben Solo backstory..maybe, just maybe we have a reasonable explanation for Luke changes.
I liked the layering of "Come back, I love you" from Padme as Vader is torn between the Emperor and Luke
I always imagine Padme’s spirit calling out to Anakin in those moments just before he turns against Palpatine to save their son Luke. Only this time Anakin answers her by saying “I love you too Padme….I’m sorry Padme, for all of it”. Padme would probably tell him to stop hating himself, and to forgive himself. She would then tell him that he can still do right by her by saving Luke.
You should definitely watch the 501st: Our Duty at some point.
Or obi wans ptsd
Kenobi and Our Duty
I don’t think you have watched all of clone wars, so I would hold off on 501st Our Duty.
victory and death(darth porg)
Huge spoiler for clone wars in Kenobi also.
In Obi Wan and Yoda defence its hard to keep beliving in someone when he kills younglings
Yep, Luke didn't know about it while they saw the bodies in Temple.
@@tatw167 He witnessed him help destroy Alderaan. Want to guess how many children were on that planet? He knew very well what his father had done.
It's good points people are saying that they witnessed the rise and fall of Anakin...different perspective to it for sure.
Yes I believe Obi-Wan and Yoda, while flawed in certain respects, also did the very best they could, given everything that was going on. You could tell that Obi-Wan definitely cared for Anakin in his own way even though he was more rigid than Qui-Gon (and also that Anakin definitely grew to care for Obi-Wan too). He wasn’t a bad master, just imperfect. Also, if it weren’t for Obi-Wan and Yoda, Luke and Leia very well could’ve ended up dying along with their mother.
Even given Anakin’s tough circumstances, it still doesn’t morally justify the things he did. Some of the council’s distrust is actually understandable, even though some of their ways were flawed. Anakin was the one who ultimately made the (admittedly tough) decision to actually betray and kill the Jedi. The council never actually blatantly betrayed or tried to kill him, they just had reservations, etc. Windu told Anakin that he would’ve gained his trust if what he told him about Palpatine/Sidious was indeed true.
What ultimately saved the galaxy was family ties, non-aggression, and self-sacrifice. Luke was driven by his care for his father, sister, and friends. He learned that the way to save his father was through NOT fighting him, whereas the emperor tried to arouse his anger by making him fight his father.
The mistake that Anakin made when he became Vader was that he was deceived into the belief that he could save his loved ones through giving into aggression and violence as the means. Luke learned that the way to save his loved ones was not through violence, but through self-sacrifice. When Vader saw that his son was willing to sacrifice himself to save his father, it inspired him to sacrifice himself for his son.
Im obi and yoda's not defense. Anakin's turn is deeply rooted in the flaw of a system that suppressed him and his emotional development. A system that both yoda and obi believed strongly until the very end and never saw how bad it was even after Anakin had turned
that was Yoda's one single flaw, that he believed once someone started down the dark path, that it would forever taint their destiny. He didn't believe that Anakin could be redeemed.
4:16-"Too many." You've got that right. I love the depth that the Clone Wars has added to Revenge of the Sith, especially with the reveal that Anakin's distrust and resentment towards the Jedi Council didn't spring up out of nowhere, it had to build up steadily for months, if not years. Their machinations have both broken the trust and faith that he has put in them as a Jedi Knight, violated his ideal of what the Jedi Order should be, put a strain between him and the man he's loved as a father, and drove his apprentice away based on politics and false charges. When they asked him to take part in their schemes-by asking him to spy on a man he has admired and respected for his entire adult life and disrespecting him by giving him a seat among their ranks without making him one of their number, things went from simmering to boiling, and when Mace Windu attempted to execute Palpatine without trial or even an arrest, everything spilled over.
Indeed, the Jedi had become too ossified by dogma, they had also become too arrogant, and too detached from the average people. The Jedi never showed Anakin any trust, they always treated him like he was a time bomb waiting to go off. Anakin was an emotionally damaged boy who needed love, and a family, and the Jedi failed to give him that.
Oh man this one gets me everytime, The Chosen One is a master piece from Heroes Fan Productions!
Edit: Forgot to say I love your reactions and its been a blast seeing you to react to the moves, Rebels, Clone Wars, and more!
The symmetry of Anakin’s two turns is one of those really new nice touches. Both happen in response to someone on the ground, being hosed down by Force Lightning, begging him for help.
The problem is is that Anakin was caught in between the Jedi and the Siths respective hubris.
Technically Anakin should’ve left the order after Ahsoka but before revenge of the Sith and really the only thing that stopped him was his belief in Palpatine over everybody else.
I just recently re-watched the chosen one special feature from the revenge of the Sith original DVD release and I really like how George explains how Anakin even as a Vader is still the chosen one.
I’m really looking forward to see what happens with the character in the future.
I love it when people react to this video because this video gets me in my feels also it puts things into perspective.
Well prior to Anakin, I think the only Jedi in recorded history to go from light to dark to light was Revan.
And Ahsoka if you think about how she got her Silver/White lightsabers and her journey from Clone Wars to Rebels.
It's extremely difficult because once you go down the dark path forever will it dominate your destiny. It has a huge impact on your mental state as well and takes incredible strength to break free from that mindset.
"The chains are the easy part. It's what goes on in here that's hard."
“Luke never gave up.”
Oooowee you’re in for a shocker
Disney ruined luke like palpatine. Star wars ended for me on episode 6
ProtusFiko same
WRONG!
Luke didn't give up on his nephew, but he was the one who pushed him over the edge. He had a split second of fear of what his nephew would become and he drew his saber, regretting it immediately.
It's one thing to be Obi Wan and be unable to be there when your charge turns from a Jedi into a Sith, but its another to BE the one who made them become that and seeing every single student you trained murdered or turned.Luke went into hiding because of his guilt.
TLJ was the best of the ST, yes.(Can't take it back now!)
I'm a 40 year old English bloke tearing up to this. This video really gets to the heart and soul of the whole Star Wars Saga. Absolute perfection from the creator. The part when Anakin/Vader says to Luke you already have (saved me) just ruins me.
Could you maybe react to kenobi HFP ❤️
i think shes hooked...so im sure
That's funny because Dooku, Ventress, Pong Krell, and Barris all turned to the dark side before he did. Ahsoka left. Qui Gonn, Sifo Dyas, and if I remember correctly Eeth Koth didn't even like the council and they just didn't give it a second thought.
Oh I don't think I meant he was first to leave...if I said something like that. I think I was trying to say that in history of someone being on the "light side", going "dark side" then coming back to the light. The rotation that Anakin did.
@@Gaxelle I feel like some people still did that
@@Gaxelle Throughout the history of Force users, and as far as we're aware in canon, very few, if any at all before Anakin, who fell to the dark side were ever redeemed and returned to the light. Often, if not always, once the dark side took hold of them, they were consumed and engulfed in it's grasp until death gave them their release. As a result, both the Jedi and the Sith, in canon at least, came to believe that once someone who started in the light fell to the dark, that was all that remained in their life. It's possible that this was due to the many wars the Jedi and Sith engaged in, if one side fell to the other, the former didn't have the luxury of reclaiming once original alignment in the Force, and as such sought to eradicate what remained.
@@Gaxelle Switching sides of the Force is Revan's hobby
Luke was a symbol of pure hope. That’s why him giving up on Ben solo just doesn’t make sense. His father cut his hand off, tortured his sister, tried/threatened to turn them both to the dark side, but still never gave up on him. Ben has bad dreams and Luke decides to kill him. You think he would have told him the dangers of the dark side and how his father fought and defeated it.
The new Disney movies just failed to hit the mark in story telling.
Luke is much older when the unfortunate events with Ben ,happened. As life goes by, no one can stay the same as he used to be. He never saw his father like Kenobi falling to the Dark Side making terrible crimes but sensed the rising darkness inside Ben and imo he was manipulated to sense so by someone ( we know who).
Olga K.11/3 your giving them far too much credit. The movies where so unplanned it’s stupid. They are going to have to spend years trying to fix the holes.
The choice to not tell Ben about Vader makes no sense. It would be your over arching message of the dangers of the dark side. Especially when he knew his nephew was struggling.
Yes people change but not that much. We like to believe we can change to whatever we want, but at your core there are parts of you like Luke’s hope and faith in people just doesn’t go away. That’s why addicts have to go to groups forever. Even when clean. People are simple creatures.
This is all spoilers for Gaxelle.
@@kungolaf4499 it's not, she's seen the films already.
the fact that you're so irritated/affected by Luke Skywalker making a tragic mistake; is the EXACT reason why we see him the way he is. Because he agrees with you. That's not who he is. And the movies don't for one second try to appologize for the mistake he made. HOPE does not equal PERFECT. He's a symbol of pure hope, but does not have a track record of pure perfection. Expecting that of him, is the exact same pressure the Galaxy put on him as a galactic legend, and he couldn't live up to that legend status because that's larger than life. You expecting him to be perfect is the exact same thing that drove him to seclusion. ((and by the way it's opposite, it's the sight of his nephew that stops him. The darkside vision sparked his reaction instinct, not the thought of his nephew))
A few things, Anakin got a brother from Obi-wan but what he needed was a Father that would have been Quigon. That was the duel of the fates, was it going to be a father or a brother who guided him and raised him, not Sith vs Jedi.
Remember the Emperor told Luke to take up his light saber and Strike him down and his Journey to the Dark side would be Complete. Luke DID take up his lightsaber to strike him down, he gave in to his frustration and fear and loathing of the Emperor and in that moment became SITH, so there were THREE SITH in the Throne room for a few seconds. The only thing missing from that exact moment is Padme's voice SCREAMING at Anakin to SAVE HIS SON. When he moved to stop Luke from completing his journey to the dark side Darth Vader ceased to exist and Anakin was returned to the light and became a Jedi again. For the remainder of the fight Anakin slowly pulled Luke back from the Dark Side and brought him to the light, that's why he searched his mind and discovered Leia, the true beacon of hope, love, joy and life. When he taunted Luke about her that's when Luke went from being on the attack ( trying to strike the Emperor down, Sith Path) and took up the Defense of everything that is good until the threat is gone (Doing what was needed but not losing control or losing perspective and being able to stop, Jedi Path).
The entire throne room fight in ROTJ was where the force went out of balance and where Anakin restored the Balance to the force. Order 66 was nothing more than a Sith Attack that the Jedi were blind to because they had closed themselves off from a portion of the living force, the passion and love and fear and confusion that is life and were no better than robots when they fell.
Anakin is my favorite character and I absolutely love the video. One thing most people dont know about is the fact that Anakin would always go easy on Luke when he was fighting him.
Palpatine's return ruins Anakin's story, which is portayed so well on this video
no its didnt , you clearly didnt think palpaltine would have a plan for that , plus they thought he died and he RETURNED TO THE LIGHT so calm yourself
@Red Rex It is confirmed that his body didn't survive the explosion, it was his spirit in a clone body that we see in Episode IX.
@@mattboy5296 This
@@mattboy5296 damn some fans do everything to defend the new films even is the writing is so bad im dissapointed. just because it has name star wars on it, u dont have to like it u know
Ep 7-8-9 are as canon as the Lego games and shows.
One thing I took away from Episode 3 on my FIRST viewing, was that Anakin didn't kill Padme with his choke, but the the Emperor actually stole her life-force to keep Anakin alive, in order to complete his transformation into Darth Vader. Please, Correct me if I'm wrong.
The Jedi decided to reject emotion because of the history they saw. They saw that strong emotions, passions, were the first step toward the Darkside. The early code was "emotion yet peace" but by the time of ROTS it was "There is no emotion, there is peace". They decided to repress emotions and deny attachments to stop Jedi from falling but ultimately they brought balance. The attachment between Luke and Vader actually brought balance. It just shows that the Jedi had lost there way before the Clone Wars started.
I'll definitely recommend you react to HFP's "The 501 / Our Duty" as well as their "Kenobi" video.
I mean Obi and Yoda "giving" up on Anakin is interesting. Mostly because they reghtfully did gave up on him in my opinion. He became a monster and sunk too deep in the dark side. And Obi wan could have never done what Luke did. Vader had such a deep hatred for Obi Wan at that point, that he could have never been able to turn him back to the light side. Not even Ahsoka was able to turn him back and in a way shee too also gave up on him, as she accepted Anakin's death and wanted to avange him, as seen in the season 2 finale of Rebels. Another point is that if you look at the situation in a different way, without Obi wan protecting and training Luke, (plus Yoda training Luke) he would have never been able to turn Anakin back. Obi and Yoda knew it was the Skywalker line that would bring balance. Plus Vader and Luke needed eachother to turn Anakin back. Without Luke, Vader would never turn back. This whole thing is really interesting.
Actually before Vader’s mask was broken Ahsoka convinced herself that it wasn’t actually Anakin until she saw his real face with her own eyes, and your point on Ahsoka giving up on trying to save him, it wasn’t because she thought it was too late for him anymore like Obi-Wan or Yoda. She just knew that she wasn’t going to be the one who was going to save him but she ALWAYS believed that there was still good in Anakin despite everything he did.
he is the choosen one. He will bring balance
As a huge, longtime Star Wars fan, of course it's great to share love of the franchise with people like yourself, and your reactions are wonderful to watch, as they are more very well thought out observations to me , than reactions. And I love that you are so genuine in your personality and demeanor. It is a pleasure to watch along with you. Glad to make your acquaintance!
When you look at it the Jedi and Sith only viewed Anakin as a weapon to be used against each other, it was only at the end that he realised this and choose for himself to save his son
Ahsoka, Padme, and Luke were the only ones who truly never gave up on Anakin.
This one always gives me goosebumps. It is very well put together with that music playing in the background. Loved watching it again with u
Every time I watch it a god damn cry like a baby oof. Usually try to find reactions to it every once in a while and man do I cry all over again lol.
I was surprised to be so sad for Anakin!! The dark side uses our dark feelings of loss, grief, fear ... and pain... When Anakin lost his mum he went out in a rage and used the dark side for the first time... Then he kept it a secret... I cant believe i felt sorry for Vader!!!!
The Jedi had been in absolute control of pretty much every galactic power for over 400 years, give or take. Their religion became almost corporatized within their own ranks. A "too big to fail" type of system. Their utter hubris in their power made them ungodly easy for a sith as breathtakingly cunning as Sidius to manipulate.
Gaxelle: “Luke never gave up on him”
Me: But he did give up on his nephew despite the fact that he hadn’t killed anyone yet
Actually they have had history of Jedi turning back to the light after they went to the Dark side such as Quinlan Vos, but they just thought that he’d done too much and that because he was under “The” Sith Lord, and killing children, they thought he was beyond saving at that point. Flawed as that may be, it does make sense from their points of view.
Oh I just wasn't familiar with these stories which is why I asked. But yes I know there were some slip up moments, like even Ezra but Anakin had been in the dark side for years...and very close to the "source" for him (Palpy). I didn't realize Quinlan Vos did....I have Dark Disciple to read so no spoilies :)
Cool beans.
Wasnt flawed at all. At that point there was no saving Anakin.
I feel like the main reason that kept him going as Vader was his hate but not hate for the Jedi or hate of those who wronged him, but his hate of himself, he hated what he’s done, what he has become, how he was weak and let people use him. The strongest hate at the end is hate of yourself.
That's a really good edit. Such a good, complete story.. before the dark times.. before the cursed trilogy. I hope we get more positive inputs like The Mandalorian or Fallen Order in the future
Why are you people so addicted to showing negativity to the sequels. If you don't like it that's fine. But you don't have to shove it into every conversation. This reaction doesn't even have anything to do with the sequels, yet you just had to say something negative. Like your comment would be great if you cut out the middle part.
I think Ahsoka gave up on Anakin when she says in the world between worlds that she couldn't save her master and I'm not sure about this but I think Qui Gon too when he speaks to Obi Wan during his exile on Tattoine. I think the conversation between Qui Gon and Obi Wan is from the book "from a certain point of view"
I think the Jedi was so determined to avoid anything that could lead to the darkside because of the suffering inflicted in their cultural memory of the Sith... That they ended up throwing out of the good of love and family and the good that comes from expressing your feelings... Anakin just couldnt keep his emotions bottled having started as a slave and then losing his mum. The New Jedi need to realise the dark is part of them.
It makes perfect sense that Yoda and Obi-Wan gave up on Anakin after seeing all the things he had done combined with the teachings they are literally taught the moment they can first speak.
(It’s why Jedi started recruiting force sensitives from birth post Ruusan reformation, they thought doing this would discourage Jedi from being tempted by the dark side, and for the most part they were right, when you take someone from birth and then teach them only your ways all their life, you’ll be raising whole generations utterly loyal to you, unfortunately they stagnated as well.)
If Anakin had been born during any other Jedi era he may have had a chance at a good life, unfortunately for him he was born during an era where the Jedi were at their most strict in their adherence to the Jedi code.
You need to see "Kenobi" from the same creator!
Will definitely be doing so!
Gaxelle :D
Star wars does have history but Vader, palpatine, luke, they are all apart of the start of star wars history so it makes sense if the jedi order didn't think someone could turn back from the dark side. I dont remember a previous chosen one before anakin.
For anyone wanting to know the first song, it's Tessa by Steve Jablonsky.
The fan film rescue mission which came out in 2015 is also really good. Its about revan btw
I agree. They portray Revan perfectly
Yes your right revan did back and forth, but he met his ultimate fate when a fighter killed him
Idky but Qui Gon always makes me tear up. He was so wise and so ahead and gentle. ..
THAT VIDEO IS THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN, THANK YOU HFP FOR MAKING MAKING IT
Oh wow, what a tribute, this was so well put together, I'm glad I watched for the first time with your reaction. Amazing
I can’t wait for Kenobi HFP. Awesome reaction.
Luke never gave up on Anakin because he wasn't held back by the strict dogma of the Jedi Order. This is an important thing to keep in mind when moving beyond the OT, the Sequel Trilogy addresses the issues of the dogmatic Jedi. They were wrong, and they failed. It's important that those failures aren't continued into the future
If your curious about the music it’s called “Tessa” from Transformers Age of Extinction
Just a gentle quibble about how Luke never gave up on Anakin, though Kenobi gave up on Anakin. To be totally fair, Kenobi might not have sensed the goodness left in Anakin on Mustafar because Anakin wasn’t a father yet, or because he still was too hardened by the Dark Side. Also, someone likely already brought this up, but it’s not beyond the realm of possibility that Kenobi, subconsciously or consciously, was jealous of Anakin. Here he was, Qui-Gon’s padawan, star pupil, and now he had to share it with some kid who came almost literally out of nowhere. As Yoda might say: Obscured his senses, jealousy has.
First Anakin destroys the Jedi order, later in the form of Vader the Sith order. the prophecy was fulfilled (at least until episode 6)
Basically all those to come back, died in self-sacrifice. And were forgotten. One of the Droma brothers I believe, Darth Gravid, Revan(the only possible exception, but he was stripped of his memories first), and other examples are dubious. And the Jedi were not ones to look for better ways, due to the very nature of their code. Bastilla came back back was regarded as a gray jedi ever since. She and Revan were pretty much ousted from the inner circles of the order, and told not to spread their philosophy(which they basically saw as dangerous heresy).
I’ve never believed Luke went to the Death Star in Jedi because he wanted to stop Palpatine or Vader he went to the Death Star because he wanted to save his dad, what he cares about in that moment is his sister and his dad
The scene comes up where he kills the younglings, Gaxelle goes: "Oh, that's cool" :D
I mean switching sides was something Revan did but so did Dooku so idk why nobody got the hint that "Hey this is a possibility that can happen." That they should maybe loosen the jedi code a tad bit. Its very constricting from what I've seen.
It's not that there were no cases of redemption throughout the history of the Jedi, it was just so rare. It was against the norm for someone to turn then redeem themselves back to the light. And in the few cases there was a redemption, it was usually only after they had caused a large amount of damage. Two famous cases would be Revan and Ulic Qel-Droma (a jedi from about 100 years before Revans time). We already know Revans story, the wars he fought and the damage he caused to the Galaxy.
Ulic fell to the dark side because he kept relying more and more on his anger to win battles. He eventually joined forces with another fallen Jedi called Exar-Kun and the two launched one of the most devastating wars against the Republic in history. He only returned to the light after killing his own brother in a duel, and in his grief turned on Exar-Kun and killed him. Only then for his former lover, Nomi Sunrider, to forcefully sever his connection to the Force. Ulic spent his remaining years in self imposed exile. He redeemed himself when Nomi's daughter Vima sought him out to learn the ways of the Force from him.
Surprisingly, despite being severed from the Force, Ulic proved a skilled teacher to Vima. Upon his reunion with Nomi she acknowledged that he was no longer a servant of the Dark side and was worthy of redemption... Only for Ulic to be gunned down by a passerby seeking fame by killing the "War criminal". Nomi held her former lover until, to everyones shock, Ulic's body faded and became one with the Force.
Yoda was aware of these stories of redemption, but he held them in little regard. Their turns back to the light were often sudden, and forced upon them in some drastic manner. For Revan, his memories were altered and it was only through his love for Bastilla that he did not fall again. For Ulic, the shock of killing his own brother and being severed from the Force. While we as the audience recognize the nuances behind their redemption, Jedi Masters like Yoda would only know these stories through history books. While also being separated by thousands of years.
Fun Fact of the day: In Knights of the Old Reublic, Vima Sunrider was supposed to be the main female lead. However due to copyright issues with the name "Sunrider" the character that was intended to be Vima was changed into "Bastilla Shan".
This makes me remember 2018, i love that year
He spent 23 years on the light side and 23 years on the dark side.
The Jedi were very narrow minded when it came to people who even dabbled a little in the dark side, they assumed thay at that point you were beyond redemption and could not be turned back so they put dark side users in prisons such as the citadel a LONG time ago in the star wars universe. I don't think they ever heard of a sith turning back at that point and didn't even bother trying to test it or thinking of the possibility.
Hey Gaxelle now that you're caught up I recommend the video "501st Journal (with epilogue)- Star Wars as seen by the troopers" by TheHeadCannon. It's a great video telling the story of a clone who fought for the Republic and the Empire. Check it out!
Thank you Ill give it a look :)
"MeN DOnT CaRe AbOUT wemon"
Men after being burned alive: is she safe is she alright
Another good anakin tribute that’s good to watch is “Darth vader remembers anakin” by trolley smasher
The Jedi Council and Order couldn't see past their own Dogma and truly trust in the Force to bring fallen Jedi back to the light. Their dogma also said the light was the ultimate achievement when the balance was the truth. Revan was a Jedi that became a very powerful Sith and then turned back to the light. They ignored that. The Jedi Order was just as flawed as the Sith and was just as responsible is pushing Anakin to the dark side.
In SW Legends, there was the Altisian Jedi, led by Master Djinn Altis, that encouraged love and marriage of Jedi. Anakin was with them for a while and they offered for him to join them so he could be at peace with his love for Amidala. That sect seemed to me like what the Jedi Order should actually be.
I think Yoda foresaw a possibility ... the cave test while luke is training with him in empire strikes back ... obi-wan had pretty much given up on him ...
"You will find another way." so good
The feels are real!
Obi wan Kenobi said then my friend is truly dead, Ahsoka said then I would avenge his death, Luke said then my father is truly dead, Yoda said the boy you trained gone he is, Mace Windu say I don't trust him but one two people really believe in Anakin before they died Qui Gon Jinn said he is the chosen one and Padme said theirs still good in him which show even in their death they never lost hope for Anakin.
i think its cool how the father of the force wanted Anakin to take over hes spot in the force and he refused then he told Anakin it was hes destiny to become the father we all know what happened ^-^
YES!!! I've waiting so long to see your reaction to this (and the Obi Wan one too).
That is why I love Luke so much. He is the definition of what a true Jedi is.
In Yoda and Obi Wan defense Anakin was gone till he learned he had a son.
Qui-Gon never gave up on Anakin 💚
i don't think i have ever been so thoroughly and completely wrecked from a video as i have been by that one. fuck.
Now to wait on Kenobi. Looking forward to your reaction on that.
I'm SO glad you tackled "The Chosen One", an amazing reaction to breathtaking perfection that is HFP's artistry. When you're able to get to them Xellle definitely keep in mind Kenobi and after Episode VIII, "Greatest Teacher Failure Is".
The moment you realize it was all a vision happening while Vader was staring out the window into the galaxy. Lost in Thought.....
Well also it can also come across as Yoda and Obi-wan actually didn't want Luke to kill Anakin, but he needed to find that out on his own. Reason why I say that is because when Yoda tells Luke to go into the Dark Cave he says "your weapons, you will not need those." He knows Vader is in there and knows Luke should not kill him, but like I said Luke needs to find out on his own. Lastly when Luke cuts Vader's head off in the cave, it is another lesson on how killing him is not the way to go. That's the way I interpret it at least.
This video was so amazing
Finaly 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video!!
Darth revan and uleq kel droma were among some fallen jedi that returned to the light. In the novels (legends.) The jedi are in many cases not incouraged to study the history of the previous sith wars.
Lucas once said the light is selflessness and the darkside was selfishness... Both are inside us... In this time of George Floyd we see the darkside of humanity and we also see the lightside. Thanks for your reaction! Very moving!
Great to see you finally watch these HFP vids, sorry I haven't watched your uploads for awhile coz I was watching the clone wars and rebels myself, good to see you again, cheers Gaxelle
Don't forget "Kenobi" one of there best!
Tearjerker. Anikan was a different Jedi because he knew both good and evil, unlike the rest of the Jedi. This is why he was the chosen one and was to balance the force. But because Anikan had much fear in him , he committed to the dark side alas with the intentions of doing good. But because of the lies of Palapitine and the evil deeds Anakin committed, he was enveloped and consumed by evil. But, in his darkness he held on to one hope - his son Luke. When it came time for Vader to give up his soul entirely to darkness or save his son, he chose what saved him.
Oh this tribute is fenomenal! One of the best from HFP.
I just watched The Clone Wars and Rebels recently. It gave me a whole new perspective on things. With the exception of the younglings getting killed, I was actually kind of happy the Jedi order was destroyed in Revenge of The Sith. I kind of got tired of their high and mighty attitude and how they always thought that what they were doing was right. Their pride was their downfall. I really disagreed with the fact that they thought it was wrong for Jedi to love. I totally understand why Anakin lost his way, and I totally cheered when Ahsoka chose to leave the order. I know I wouldn't go to a Jedi if I was in trouble. They are apparently just trained to be cold, heartless, unfeeling warriors who only care about the problems they think are worth their time.
In the comics and the books their were multiple cases of their Padawans becoming sith but they thought if they did they could just execute them but when it came to the chosen one they only saw a tool for the Jedi their ideals where corrupted the Jedi and sith are two sides of the same coin but point is they made anikan seem alone and they shun him for using his guts or emotions the Jedi treated him like trash or less than that Palpatein used it to his advantage the only option he saw that had a out come to where he believed he could save the one he loves and he stuck through with it until he met his son
So many feels. Luke was truly the only person who never turned his back on Anakin.
Love for you to watch kenobi hfp. Fantastic reaction btw. You really understand the story in my opinion. Been a pleasure watch you on your journey
I think the Jedi Council shows the flaws of many religions and ideologies in real life. How traditions and rules become more important than the principles they initially had. How they get "corrupted" because the very same men that follows them have flaws. And when someone notices that flaws, is marked as heretic somehow. I think that's why Yoda and Obi-Wan were so rigid concerning Anakin. Or maybe it was to show how similar the Jedi and the Sith had become. When Obi-Wan says to Anakin that only a Sith deals in absolutes, and Yoda and Obi-Wan did the same thing, believing Anakin was gone for good, that he couldn't return to the light side. Idk, just a thought.
The music is from "Transformers 4 age of extinction"
The soundtrack name is "Tessa"
Huh, something good did come out of those movies. Who knew?
@@artsman412 Michael Bay made mistakes in his Transformers movies but so many people can't see logical things because they doesn't pay attention... Sometimes I can see logical things in the Bayverse while other people can't see the logic in the same things... I love the Bayverse because it was my childhood... I can forgive Bay's mistakes... Nobody is perfect...
Anakin brought balance to the Force during Order 66 as Darth Vader when he slaughtered the Jedi Order.
And for the second time as Anakin Skywalker when he killed Palpatine thanks to the memories of the past.
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All of The One (Father = Balance the force, Mother "Abeloth" = Chaos the Force and they childrens Son = Dark side force, Daughter = Light side force.) So also The Wheels, Bendu,... There are beings that like the first they gave birth with a separate power before the creation itself.
Over time, thanks to him, when the first civilizations and races appeared, some of them were transferred to the planet Titon, where they became force-sensitive worshippers, scumbags,... and I am also the protectors, "warriors."
Which they used usually and also primitive weapons like sticks, metal swords,....
And only then came the lightsabers and of course the Force Sabers prototypes after the invasion of the Ratakas, which was the beginning of the disintegration and destruction of their Order known as the Je'daii.
Of which entered:
Jedi whose beginning was the planet from Star Wars Episode 8 where Luke was.
Fallen Jedi {"Siths"} from the home planet of the Sith race, to which one of the last representatives belonged, namely Darth Viviti master Darth Malgus.
Nightsisters of Dathomir
Whose founder was the banished Jedi Allya.
Zeffo civilization from the game Jedi Fallen Order.
And many more and I didn't put the races here and I didn't list all the forcibly connected planets like Dagobah, Ilum = Star Killer Base from Clone Wars and Star Wars Episode 7. ;)
May the Force be with you.
And may you lead the force. 🖐️
everyone feared his power. they knew he had the potential but the current jedi council feared he wouldn't be able to control it. obi-wan, plo koon, luminara and yoda trusted anakin that they can guide him just as qui-gon wanted. but it was the others who didn't trust him. it's ironic because it was actually the current jedi order that turned anakin to the dark side because of their doubts. anakin trusted them and they betrayed that trust. one of the reasons why he bult up hate for the jedi. but just as destiny predicted, he destroyed the sith and brought balance to the force. just as qui-gon told him, he trusted his feelings and eventually found another way.
And no, fuck the current sequels and the kids saying rey is the chosen one. those are just fanfiction movies jj abrams wanted to make
It is important to note that the Sith had been gone, or believed gone, for almost a thousand years by the time of Anakin, and before that the Jedi had fought a bloody war to end them for all time. The Jedi at the end of that war showed no compassion for the Sith, even those that had been Jedi, all they wanted was to destroy the dark side, and in that, they failed. Darth Bane survived, and found a child that the Jedi, in their arrogance, set her on a the path to become his apprentice. Darth Bane, and the Sith that came after him nurtured that arrogance, the idea that the Jedi were always right and could not lose, this was the essence of the Sith Grand Plan, by the time of Sidious they were blinded by their pride. Mace Windu showed that by violating everything that he had been taught. In that moment Vader was truly born.
Fun fact: Darth Bane came up with the Rule of Two in legends after studying Darth Revan's holocron.
To quote Oshe Y: "In Obi Wan and Yoda defense its hard to keep believing in someone when he kills younglings".
Anakin was instrumental in the death of countless Jedi, including younglings. Anakin's fall to the Dark Side was absolute. Even up to the end, as the Emperor was slowly killing his son, he struggled with the conflict. It wasn't until that last moment, when he realized that through his son, he could seek redemption and end the conflict within him and realize his role as The Chosen One, as Qui-Gon and Obi Wan believed.
always the servant, always the slave!
Anakin Never blamed Obi Wan for what happened. Anakin Did this to himself, he blamed Obi Wan for leaving him.
This is the 3rd time I'm watching the video. And I cried everytime..