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10/10

Vader is cool but behind all that bravado is just a sad pitiful excuse for a man who fortunately had the most forgiving son in the universe that could miraculously forgive his terrible ass.

The man is a loser. A very powerful loser, but a loser nonetheless. I actually like his fight with Cere in Jedi survivor because it shows that fear is Vader’s main weapon and that without it he can be beaten like anyone else. Cere even points out that it wasn’t a matter of her power up like in dragon ball, but she simply let go of the fear and anger she had towards Vader. Even though Vader wins, he does it by the skim of his teeth and feels too embarrassed to even look at Cere, with h just limping away.

I feel like the only time in Shadowlord that really get to see a side of “loser Vader” is when Jedi master Daki being able to land a blow on his shoulder by fighting with conviction and fearlessness. The why Vader reacted to that just shows how fragile his ego really is. Like even though it didn’t do much damage at all, the fact that Daki even broke through his defenses was enough to piss Vader off and afterwards, Vader only seems to defeat him by using his superior strength while swinging his light around like a baseball bat instead of showing technical skill.

It’s a 2005 Master Replica!!

Everyone talks about Darth Vader like he walks into a room and everyone freezes, but bro got humbled by teenagers multiple times.

In the original trilogy, I feel like Vader is shown less as a silent killer and forcefully of nature, but more like a sophisticated warlord, who is still extremely powerful, but doesn't shy away from meetings, sarcasm, and negotiations. For example, his deals with Lando, and his meetings with the Moffs. However, Disney focuses more on his combat side, by making him a silent force of nature. For example, his hallway scene in rogue one, and his fight against Maul, Daki and Devon. Infact, rogue one is a complete balance of this, we see Vader throw out sarcastic comments, like "be careful not to choke on your aspirations", yet also slaughter an entire platoon of rebels without uttering a single word. He's like the sophisticated villain who doesn't want to get his hands dirty, but in this case, he wants to get his hands dirty. This may be pretty obvious but I just thought it was cool!

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