Yeah I watched the duel on 4K on my HDTV and when the Blue illuminates off Anakin, he has his normal eyes. But when the Red takes over, the Sith eyes come back in.
@@originalSiiiN I would give that fight to Ashoka as she did more damage, Luke using the dark side to win doesn't count but Obi Wans 3 victories are very special indeed
@@tylerkulchinsky2167 and instead of doing it through force and violence, he instead reached out to Vader in only a way a son could and never giving up on him. Resulting in Vader simply letting him take off the mask.
@@zelvin5147In Danish Darth Vader translates to "Dark Father" which actually makes perfect sense that he would be called "Dark Father" AKA "Darth Vader"
I love the use of colour during this scene, the blending of red and blue. Classic colours, with blue representing the light side and red representing the dark side. Notice that when Anakin seems to emerge to talk to Obi Wan the colours take on a blend of blue and red, with the blue slowly overpowering the red. But once the dark side takes over again it shifts back to full red again.
Also when he talks. When he says "Anakin is gone, I am all that remains" he says I am all that remains with Vader voice signifying that's Vader is all that truly remains.
I personally see it as a balancing act for anakin what I mean is when the blue is on his face it is anakin stepping out of the Vader persona but his rage and anger for obi wan starts to seep in slowly Eclipsing the light till anakin steps back into the Vader persona
Never needed to be said, it was always implied. IDK why Disney shills have this insane need to have literally everything explained to them all the time.
It was solid. But the fight lacked on audio a bit, you know? Like when they were throwing rocks, it was like they had no base on the impact. Small complaint, but it was frustrating.
@@ThenDarknessFallsYeah they really fucked up with Kenobi with the missed opportunities, so many iconic star wars soundtracks could have been used in certain scenes that weren’t. It was the same when he broke out from under the rocks, they didn’t use any original music. Things like when Kenobi finds the Jedi tomb, it could have been council members like Kiadi Mundi, Plo Koon, even Windu maybe, again could have been far more impactful.
@@dread1262 Nah, who Anakin truly was was that hotheaded Jedi Knight from the Clone Wars who did whatever it took to win and to save innocent people. He was simply being corrupted by Palpatine since they first met, plus his only true father figure, Qui-Gon, died about a week after they met and he still respected and loved him, as evidenced by Anakin calling his Force Ghost on Mortis "Master" even though he didn't know if he was really even Qui-Gon at first. Without Palpatine, Anakin probably wouldn't have gotten such terrible nightmares about Shmi and Padme in the first place, after all, which is what caused Anakin to go back to Tatooine when he knew that after 10 years his mother might already be dead anyway, and then he found out about the Tusken Raiders and the only person he ever really talked to about it was Palpatine (and Sharad Hett but he wasn't exactly the greatest guy either)
Man i cried. We all loved Anakin since he was a boy. God i cried. The love that Obi had for him got in the way of truly killing him. That attachment between both. Incredible
Obj wan misunderstood what anakin was trying to do by telling him he didn’t kill anakin. It was an act of kindness truly showing anakin was there. If Vader wanted to inflict maximum pain on obiwan he would have blamed him, but he didn’t.
This is exactly what I was thinking when I heard him say that!! It was Anakin giving him an out in a moment of kindness, he could have twisted the knife of guilt and he didn't. Vader's screams of Obi-Wan's name at the end felt like anguish that Obi-Wan abandoned him yet again, but this makes Luke choosing not to leave him and see the best in his father more poignant, as that is ultimately what brought Anakin back in the end.
I would disagree. I think Anakin's/Vader's ego had to take credit. But I do agree we do see a bit of Anakin left because he can't let go of his need to be better than Obi-Wan but the tether of that connection goes both ways
You're wrong, Vader hated obiwan and didn't want to give him credit for beating him in their duel so he said he killed anakin instead of Vader, put urself in vaders shoes, he had the potential to become the most powerful but obiwan took that from him, he wouldn't try to comfort obiwan
@@danielsieber4809 I agree here. In blaming himself, Obi-Wan, in Vader's mind, was once again taking credit for something Vader/Anakin did and denying him his agency. Like, even in his heel turn he can't be deemed responsible for his own actions or destiny and it infuriates him.
"You didn't kill Ankin Skywalker. I did." The "I did" part should have been in James Earl Jones voice. That would have been a bit better, but it is a nitpick.
@@kennethzimmermann7351 If you read his comment agin you'll notice that is what he meant: 'The "I did" part should have been in James Earl Jones voice'
Except Vader had beaten people stronger than Obiwan… by a large margin. Vader is far stronger than Anakin the only thing keeping him from being the strongest sith in existence is his own mental struggles
I feel there is a strong resemblance of an addict and their loved ones. Obi wan saying sorry to his brother as he leaves him again. It just reminds me of loved ones who have to leave their addict counterparts even though they don’t want to.
Obi-Wan cut through one side, Ahsoka cut through the other, but only Luke, his family, his own flesh and blood, could finally reveal Anakin again by completely removing his helmet. I genuinely don't remember where I first read it, but whoever at Lucasfilm created those parallels, created one of the greatest symbolic messages in the entire franchise The GetBaby reaction really made me realize, the perfect way to watch Star Wars is at home, followed by in theaters. The lightsabers, blasters, and explosions so bright that it's almost hard to see some bits, the sound jarringly loud because of how close you are to the speakers, the people around you reacting along, it's just perfect
Well, Obi-Wan himself stated on Mustafar that Anakin was like a brother to him. And then this moment tears open that old wound in all of it's agonizing glory all at once, and Obi-Wan is again confronted by the dark shadow of what was once his dearest and most trusted friend. A man that Obi-Wan would have laid down his life for without a moment's hesitation. And Obi-Wan is again reminded of how, in Anakin's moment of greatest need, he wasn't able to save him. That would destroy anyone in the same position.
i feel like vader was always monotone even when angry you could tell by inflections in voice but he never lost it. but hearing him scream “obi waaannn” as hard and as loud as he could freaked me out.
I completely agree. Not sure why this show got so much hate. I personally enjoyed it. They made Vader so powerful and Qui-Gon Jinn appeared at the end. I couldn’t have been happier with the way the show ended.
I Absolutely Loved this... The couple @ 17:48... THEY hit on a few things that I had noticed from the first time I watched this fight that few have mentioned. Also, those two reacted as I did. I literally watched her nose turn to pink as her emotions began to flow... LOL... Mentioned was "The Scar", on Anakins head. It was only ever seen once before. That being on the head of the original "Anakin Skywalker/Sebastian Shaw" at the end of "Return of the Jedi". I was glad to see someone else could recognize it from somewhere other than "The Ashoka Scene", in "Rebels"... But, I'm old-school, I digress.. ROTJ, Luke stating, "Then My Father is Truly Dead". Obi-Wan Referring to him as "Darth". "Lifting Rocks", was a phrase I REALLY wanted to hear throughout many various Star Wars scenes, however, the references have always revealed themselves to anyone who KNOWS... I was born on May 17th 1977. "A New Hope" opened in theaters 9 days later. HBO was my best friend back in those days because "Star Wars" came on all the time back then...It was the BEST/NEWEST/VISIONARY/MOVIE/MOVEMENT of its day... LOL... Also watched ESB & ROTJ in the theaters as a child... All of the first 6 films, even "Solo", aired in theaters within the month of May, which made Birthdays pretty awesome... That is until Disney got their hands on it, now its in December... I suppose that is intended to make Christmas a bit more special instead... LOL... Thanks to everyone who participated in the creation of this video... And just so you know, us fans appreciate your contribution & dedication to the Fandom... Also, Thanks to whomever stayed long enough to read this ridiculous Novel-Length comment all the way to the end... It was very enjoyable... Merry Christmas to EVERYONE...
It wasn't disrespect, it was because Obi Wan never wanted to kill someone that ment to him throughout his entire life since Anakin himself was a small boy
The best part besides being able to see Darth's face is when Obi Wan went all earth bender on Vader hurling boulders at him but the whole scene was captivating and emotional and powerful
That moment when Vader's helmet gets cut open, and Obi-Wan faces Anakin face-to-face one last time....that's the real showdown in this series. Also, just my opinion, but Anakin yelling "OBI-WAAAAAN!!" works a lot better than "NOOOOOO!"
Yea Dooku trained Qui Jonn. And Qui Jonn trained Obi-Wan. So the styles were passed on. That’s why Obi Wan couldn’t beat Dooku. Dooku knew what Obi-Wan was doing. Just like Obi-Wan knew what Vader was doing.
The series was... lacking in many aspects. But Hayden and Ewan's acting and interactions were on point. I loved mini-Leia, even if several of her scenes were too... goofy. And that last interaction between Vader and Obi was heart breaking in all the right ways. And Reva... well, we don't talk about Reva.
Anakin’s speech to getting lost to something destructive, and becoming something else, I also relate this to trauma in addiction, also depression, and losing someone to it. This scene is heavy.
I love when everybody in the begining of the fight is like kick his ass. But then when Obi Wan broke his helmet. Its takes a whole other turn. Because somehow Anakin is still in there. Everyone kinda forgot about it even Obi Wan. He doesnt see Darth Vader then. He sees his old friend that he feels sorry for leaving him and letting him down. When he says you didnt kill Anakin Skywalker i did. It to me is kinda true. Like Anakin was in so much pain and he felt like everyone was againts him. He kinda killed himself in some way by going to the dark side and let all that hate and pain just be. And then Darth Vader just took over.
I think it was a mercy for Anikin to come through and tell him that Obi didn’t fail or kill him. He absolved him of his guilt. But it also shows that Anikin takes full responsibility of what he has become, and I think after everything he’s done, he didn’t think there was a way back. It was better to just…go to the Dark Side and be the villain that everyone expected him to be. I think that also speaks volumes of people as a whole. They drink, smoke, do everything in their power to avoid facing their demons and that is what stops them from getting better. People always…ALWAYS…underestimate their strength.
And they are also prone to push away people who are truly willing to reach out a hand and offer them the help they truly need. And as seen with Luke, that helping hand being offered with no strings attached, purely out of love for the good man Anakin had been and could still be, was ultimately what brought Anakin back and "killed" Darth Vader.
Vader claiming he killed Anakin honestly is right. No one made those choices for him. Ultimately it did come down to what Anakin CHOSE to do. However, this statement likely did the opposite of what Vader wanted. Obi-Wan has spent the last decade blaming himself, and Vader made that statement likely wanting to make Obi-Wan truly feel like he failed as a teacher and mentor, but what he actually did was bring closure. In confronting Obi-Wan with that truth, he made him realize it was not his fault. Obi-Wan finally comes to terms with the fact that this is from ANAKIN'S choices and actions, not his own.
Crazy to see that anakin being the most gifted lightsaber holder none being a match for him but whenever he went against obi wan he always lost and simply all because every time he saw him he couldn’t control his emotions alongside the over confidence the match was lost before it started. and was always the lesson obi tried to teach anakin
also has a friend wouldn't putting anakin out of his misery be the better thing to do. I mean it saves him from causing a lot of damage and at least won't end as a sacrifice that eventually is made pointless.
It’s crazy the two people Vader fought still beat him more obi wan Asoka was a little more less aggressive than obi wan. But still the only ones to stand up to Vader 💯
I love how some of these work idiots were the ones that love the new stars with Ray and kylo ren. Even though it doesn't match up with anything else in The Saga, I bet they drooled over the acolyte as well.
Kenobi to Luke: "He betrayed and murdered your father" Vader to Kenobi: "You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker. I did" This line right here enhances the original films SO much. Kenobi truly believes Vader killed him. Because he said so himself. It was "from a certain point of view". We just didn't know that it was from Anakin's. Also, the fact that he referred to him simply as "Darth" at the end as another call back to 'A New Hope'. As 'Darth' is a title not a name, it always seemed weird that Ben called him that. But this scene shows that it was intentional - refusing to respond to him by his chosen name to his face, only by the evil which he has now become. Almost mocking him, as he has no more feelings left towards the thing standing before him
You get a sizable advantage in combat when you're fighting your own Padawan. You have all of your years of experience plus all of theirs and the nuances of their personalities.
@@josephgold208 yeah but both times here and on mustafar it was from a one shot like how is obi wan all the sudden a good force user makes no sense and obi wan did the same thing anakin did on mustafar to darth maul and won anakin is more skilled than both
Weakest in the Force maybe but Windu believed aside from him and Yoda, that Obi-Wan was the best Jedi the Order had. He also noted that if he and Obi-Wan were to fight that Obi-Wan would win since his lightsaber form is such a direct counter to his. Windu was more skilled overall but you get it
I’m literally a month into just clips of star wars but don’t they draw power from emotions ? Like they’re not supposed to have actual connections to ppl because they might be drawn to the stronger side the dark side so when he’s in his feelings about anakin who’s basically his son he’d be more emotional/powerful ?
Every time you see Vader, you always see the part of him that is still Anakin Skywalker as well. The two parts of light and dark made whole, no matter what is being done. I think the only time we don't see that is in Rogue one, which, if I'm not mistaken has the smallest amount of screen time with Vader.
They made a dammit miniseries about Obi-Wan because Leia and Luke name Ben at Ben Solo that Obi-Wan helped Padme to give them birth. Is that because i waiting that they Will show Little Ben Solo in the Mandalorian, Ahsoka and Ezra series >:( the Mandalorian Is Ben Solo's childhood because It set 25 years before force Awakens and five years After return of Jedi. We Will see that Thrawn want to kill Ezra because it's probability that Ezra helped Anakin to reunite his children Luke and Leia before he kill Palpatine and Ben kill Thrawn saving Ezra. After we saw the plot twist they Will made return star wars Rebels with season five set during the original Trilogy of star wars on Disney Plus because Vader, Luke and Leia are most popular characters since 1977, ok? In the end of Rebels season five we Will see the birth of Ben Solo
imagine a movie that is just this. little to no inquisitors, just Vader hunting down Obi-wan, flashback scenes, obi-wan catching scent that vader is looking for him and leaves tatooine to throw off his scent, and it ultimatelty comes down to this fight. I'd rather they not leave it to obi-wan leaving vader alive by choice but becase he has to but it could have been glorious. Disney Plus really is ruining Disney's chances for box office success
Call me crazy, but I think when the blue lightsaber color is on Vaders face when he says "I am not your failure, Obi-Wan, you didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker, I did" I think that was what was left of Anakin speaking and letting Obi-Wan know that his fall to the dark side was not his fault but his own. Then right afterwards the red color appears on his face and he transitions back into Vader.
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The fun fact is that Hayden went back to his blue eyes with the blue lightsaber for about 5 seconds, showing the light side was still with him
Yeah I watched the duel on 4K on my HDTV and when the Blue illuminates off Anakin, he has his normal eyes. But when the Red takes over, the Sith eyes come back in.
That's cool.
And forgives Obiwan for what happened
yea it was a complete accident whilst filming they didn’t mean to do that which is so cool
There is still good in him , I can feel it.
Interesting how the 3 people who beat Vader are also the 3 people who probably loved him the most, Obi Wan, Asoka and Luke.
Asoka didn't beat Vader.
in fact, she would have died if Ezra didn't pull her into the world between worlds
@@originalSiiiN I would give that fight to Ashoka as she did more damage, Luke using the dark side to win doesn't count but Obi Wans 3 victories are very special indeed
Also gotta think about emotional attachment.
Kenobi took off the left half of the mask, Ahsoka took off the right half. But only Luke was able to remove the entire thing
@@tylerkulchinsky2167 and instead of doing it through force and violence, he instead reached out to Vader in only a way a son could and never giving up on him. Resulting in Vader simply letting him take off the mask.
interesting that Kenobi was there to save his friend, not to kill his enemy...
when he realizes Anakin is truly gone, he walks away from the fight.
Maybe, I mean Obi-Wan went for the head, idk if Obi knew that blow wouldn’t kill him.
Anakin: "Anakin is gone....i'm what-"
Dart Vader: "Remains!"...
Goosebumbs everytime ...
dart vader
@@AllseeingEywhy does youtube translate your comment from dart vader to dart dad?! XDDDDD
@@zelvin5147 Vader is iirc German for father.
@@Anthony_Cika Vater, yeah
@@zelvin5147In Danish Darth Vader translates to "Dark Father" which actually makes perfect sense that he would be called "Dark Father" AKA "Darth Vader"
Hits hard when he says I'm sorry. Makes me think of the young obi wan and the little boy that was found. 😥
"Hi, you're a jedi too. Pleased to meet you"
@@Pxseidxnn i hate you im crying rn
I love the use of colour during this scene, the blending of red and blue. Classic colours, with blue representing the light side and red representing the dark side. Notice that when Anakin seems to emerge to talk to Obi Wan the colours take on a blend of blue and red, with the blue slowly overpowering the red. But once the dark side takes over again it shifts back to full red again.
Also when he talks. When he says "Anakin is gone, I am all that remains" he says I am all that remains with Vader voice signifying that's Vader is all that truly remains.
blue and red is called purple, my man
@mestupkid211986 Hence Mace Windu was perfectly balanced.
I personally see it as a balancing act for anakin what I mean is when the blue is on his face it is anakin stepping out of the Vader persona but his rage and anger for obi wan starts to seep in slowly
Eclipsing the light till anakin steps back into the Vader persona
It's literally the most basic form of basic storytelling. A child could have come up with this. It's not good.
when you think about it this brings context to when he told luke vader killed his father. He wasn't lying he is telling luke what vader told him.
Dafuq!? Never brought that together. Thats aweseome
Sorry for the late reply but wow, I never thought of that
Never needed to be said, it was always implied. IDK why Disney shills have this insane need to have literally everything explained to them all the time.
Seeing Obi Wan's heart just get ripped apart after he sees 'Anakin' multiple times and reactors reacting to it makes the scene even more powerful
Definitely the single best star wars scene we got from the shows. The dialogue at the end was so chilling and deep.
honestly it’s the best scene we’ve gotten since disney took the franchise in general.
This scene gives me goosebumps every time and almost makes me cry. Such a poignant moment.
I don't understand how all these people are talking turning the Anakin's gone scene, I sat in silence for at least 10 minutes after that scene lol
The only thing I hoped is that obi wan tried a little more to turn Anakin back, making the line from Vader in ROTJ complete
It was solid. But the fight lacked on audio a bit, you know? Like when they were throwing rocks, it was like they had no base on the impact. Small complaint, but it was frustrating.
"Obi Wan once thought as you do" -Vader
@@ThenDarknessFallsYeah they really fucked up with Kenobi with the missed opportunities, so many iconic star wars soundtracks could have been used in certain scenes that weren’t. It was the same when he broke out from under the rocks, they didn’t use any original music. Things like when Kenobi finds the Jedi tomb, it could have been council members like Kiadi Mundi, Plo Koon, even Windu maybe, again could have been far more impactful.
@@BAR-id4yz so true.
Anakin can't be
I love how he said Darth instead of Darth Vader like he used to say Ani instead of anakin 😭
They did that so that it made sense when obi wan calls him darth in the original.
@syntheticx7289
That's what I noticed, too. Obi wan has accepted that anakin was truly gone. Or perhaps turned into who he always was.
@@dread1262 Nah, who Anakin truly was was that hotheaded Jedi Knight from the Clone Wars who did whatever it took to win and to save innocent people. He was simply being corrupted by Palpatine since they first met, plus his only true father figure, Qui-Gon, died about a week after they met and he still respected and loved him, as evidenced by Anakin calling his Force Ghost on Mortis "Master" even though he didn't know if he was really even Qui-Gon at first. Without Palpatine, Anakin probably wouldn't have gotten such terrible nightmares about Shmi and Padme in the first place, after all, which is what caused Anakin to go back to Tatooine when he knew that after 10 years his mother might already be dead anyway, and then he found out about the Tusken Raiders and the only person he ever really talked to about it was Palpatine (and Sharad Hett but he wasn't exactly the greatest guy either)
I love that Thor took time out of his busy schedule to make an appearance and give us a good reaction 💪
esily the best scene in the series, absolutly LOVE how they did the voice for when the mask was broken
Man i cried. We all loved Anakin since he was a boy. God i cried. The love that Obi had for him got in the way of truly killing him. That attachment between both. Incredible
Obj wan misunderstood what anakin was trying to do by telling him he didn’t kill anakin. It was an act of kindness truly showing anakin was there. If Vader wanted to inflict maximum pain on obiwan he would have blamed him, but he didn’t.
That’s the same way I took it, it showed Anakin was still in there.
This is exactly what I was thinking when I heard him say that!! It was Anakin giving him an out in a moment of kindness, he could have twisted the knife of guilt and he didn't. Vader's screams of Obi-Wan's name at the end felt like anguish that Obi-Wan abandoned him yet again, but this makes Luke choosing not to leave him and see the best in his father more poignant, as that is ultimately what brought Anakin back in the end.
I would disagree. I think Anakin's/Vader's ego had to take credit. But I do agree we do see a bit of Anakin left because he can't let go of his need to be better than Obi-Wan but the tether of that connection goes both ways
You're wrong, Vader hated obiwan and didn't want to give him credit for beating him in their duel so he said he killed anakin instead of Vader, put urself in vaders shoes, he had the potential to become the most powerful but obiwan took that from him, he wouldn't try to comfort obiwan
@@danielsieber4809 I agree here. In blaming himself, Obi-Wan, in Vader's mind, was once again taking credit for something Vader/Anakin did and denying him his agency. Like, even in his heel turn he can't be deemed responsible for his own actions or destiny and it infuriates him.
20:18 that line touched him right in the childhood. Incredible moment.
"You didn't kill Ankin Skywalker. I did." The "I did" part should have been in James Earl Jones voice. That would have been a bit better, but it is a nitpick.
Or Anakin says "You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker" then switches to Vader's voice for "I did"
@@kennethzimmermann7351 If you read his comment agin you'll notice that is what he meant: 'The "I did" part should have been in James Earl Jones voice'
The fact that Kenobi could have killed him and didn't. It shows that he still loved Anakin, regardless of all that had passed between them.
Well, Jedi also don't kill in cold blood once their opponent is defeated so there's that.
This is when grown men cried. The end of this fight🤌♥️
I swear I can’t get through this scene without getting emotional 😭 easily my favorite set of dialogue in the entirety of star wars
Obi should have said "then my (brother) is truly dead"
“Anakin is gone… I am what remains” one of the best lines out of any Star Wars movie/series EVER, hands down
Ben Kenobi just needed to be reminded he was Obi Wan to fully be able to fight Anakin.
Damn we can see how anakin is nerfed so much due to his injury (during revenge of the sith), I mean anakin can almost match obi wan before
Except Vader had beaten people stronger than Obiwan… by a large margin. Vader is far stronger than Anakin the only thing keeping him from being the strongest sith in existence is his own mental struggles
Haha when Obi-Wan lifts all the boulders and pelts Vader with them, "His power level! IT'S OVER 9000!!" 🤣
Love how everyone is just stunned. Awesome scene. Great show. Brought many emotions.
Now the confrontation between Ben Kenobi and Darth Vader in A New Hope becomes more emotional and more epic because of this!
Viewers: man TH-cam recommendations are being boring lately
Kenobi Clips: *Hello There!*
You didn't kill Anakin... I did
"A young jedi named Darth Vader killed your father" (just cut the line into that)
Ewan’s Scottish accent slips out when he says “I’m Sorry”. Ever noticed it before.
The very fact Vader is an entirely different entity to Anakin, a manifestation of his suffering, is portrayed here so beautifully.
And poor Obi-Wan has to look to that moment when he defied Yoda and Windu and decided that he would train him because of his promise to Qui-Gon.
Obi Wan is the G.O.A.T
I feel there is a strong resemblance of an addict and their loved ones. Obi wan saying sorry to his brother as he leaves him again. It just reminds me of loved ones who have to leave their addict counterparts even though they don’t want to.
Obi-Wan cut through one side, Ahsoka cut through the other, but only Luke, his family, his own flesh and blood, could finally reveal Anakin again by completely removing his helmet. I genuinely don't remember where I first read it, but whoever at Lucasfilm created those parallels, created one of the greatest symbolic messages in the entire franchise
The GetBaby reaction really made me realize, the perfect way to watch Star Wars is at home, followed by in theaters. The lightsabers, blasters, and explosions so bright that it's almost hard to see some bits, the sound jarringly loud because of how close you are to the speakers, the people around you reacting along, it's just perfect
Seeing Obi-wan cry and break down made me cry
Well, Obi-Wan himself stated on Mustafar that Anakin was like a brother to him. And then this moment tears open that old wound in all of it's agonizing glory all at once, and Obi-Wan is again confronted by the dark shadow of what was once his dearest and most trusted friend. A man that Obi-Wan would have laid down his life for without a moment's hesitation. And Obi-Wan is again reminded of how, in Anakin's moment of greatest need, he wasn't able to save him. That would destroy anyone in the same position.
i feel like vader was always monotone even when angry you could tell by inflections in voice but he never lost it. but hearing him scream “obi waaannn” as hard and as loud as he could freaked me out.
They thougt darth vader was going to die in this episode? Have they not watched the originals 😂😂😂
"Thing about anger. Let it consume you, and eventually, you lose sight of everything." - Leonardo tmnt.
that sounds more like splinter
Fully realized master obi wan kenobi
Vader said he killed Anakin, so he told the truth to Luke when he said Vader killed your father. Writers are paying attention.
I completely agree. Not sure why this show got so much hate. I personally enjoyed it. They made Vader so powerful and Qui-Gon Jinn appeared at the end. I couldn’t have been happier with the way the show ended.
Also, the nice touch in the end by having kenobi call him "darth".
It shows that obi wan has accepted that anakin was gone just like in a new hope
I Absolutely Loved this... The couple @ 17:48... THEY hit on a few things that I had noticed from the first time I watched this fight that few have mentioned. Also, those two reacted as I did. I literally watched her nose turn to pink as her emotions began to flow... LOL... Mentioned was "The Scar", on Anakins head. It was only ever seen once before. That being on the head of the original "Anakin Skywalker/Sebastian Shaw" at the end of "Return of the Jedi". I was glad to see someone else could recognize it from somewhere other than "The Ashoka Scene", in "Rebels"... But, I'm old-school, I digress.. ROTJ, Luke stating, "Then My Father is Truly Dead". Obi-Wan Referring to him as "Darth". "Lifting Rocks", was a phrase I REALLY wanted to hear throughout many various Star Wars scenes, however, the references have always revealed themselves to anyone who KNOWS... I was born on May 17th 1977. "A New Hope" opened in theaters 9 days later. HBO was my best friend back in those days because "Star Wars" came on all the time back then...It was the BEST/NEWEST/VISIONARY/MOVIE/MOVEMENT of its day... LOL... Also watched ESB & ROTJ in the theaters as a child... All of the first 6 films, even "Solo", aired in theaters within the month of May, which made Birthdays pretty awesome... That is until Disney got their hands on it, now its in December... I suppose that is intended to make Christmas a bit more special instead... LOL... Thanks to everyone who participated in the creation of this video... And just so you know, us fans appreciate your contribution & dedication to the Fandom... Also, Thanks to whomever stayed long enough to read this ridiculous Novel-Length comment all the way to the end... It was very enjoyable... Merry Christmas to EVERYONE...
Let's face it. Pun intended. Obi and Yoda knew Luke was the balance. Vader always said Obi Wan has taught you well... Anakin 1st mistake
The ultimate disrespect to Darth Vader. Leaving him alone...
It wasn't disrespect, it was because Obi Wan never wanted to kill someone that ment to him throughout his entire life since Anakin himself was a small boy
The best part besides being able to see Darth's face is when Obi Wan went all earth bender on Vader hurling boulders at him but the whole scene was captivating and emotional and powerful
When Kenobi raised the rocks, he should have said “you hate sand?…how about ROCKS?!?!”
That moment when Vader's helmet gets cut open, and Obi-Wan faces Anakin face-to-face one last time....that's the real showdown in this series.
Also, just my opinion, but Anakin yelling "OBI-WAAAAAN!!" works a lot better than "NOOOOOO!"
If wen he said(you didn’t kill anikin skywalker /switch to Darth Vader voice (I did) it would have been perfect
Obi-Wan - I AM THE HIGH GROUND
To me obi wan showed off a lot of dooku like sword fighting
Yea Dooku trained Qui Jonn. And Qui Jonn trained Obi-Wan. So the styles were passed on. That’s why Obi Wan couldn’t beat Dooku. Dooku knew what Obi-Wan was doing. Just like Obi-Wan knew what Vader was doing.
The series was... lacking in many aspects.
But Hayden and Ewan's acting and interactions were on point.
I loved mini-Leia, even if several of her scenes were too... goofy.
And that last interaction between Vader and Obi was heart breaking in all the right ways.
And Reva... well, we don't talk about Reva.
Im so happy they did Obi-wan some justice here, finally. Shown how strong and powerful Jedi he can be !
When he shouts “OBI WAAAN” I honestly get goosebumps everytime
Anakin’s speech to getting lost to something destructive, and becoming something else, I also relate this to trauma in addiction, also depression, and losing someone to it. This scene is heavy.
I love when everybody in the begining of the fight is like kick his ass. But then when Obi Wan broke his helmet. Its takes a whole other turn. Because somehow Anakin is still in there. Everyone kinda forgot about it even Obi Wan. He doesnt see Darth Vader then. He sees his old friend that he feels sorry for leaving him and letting him down. When he says you didnt kill Anakin Skywalker i did. It to me is kinda true. Like Anakin was in so much pain and he felt like everyone was againts him. He kinda killed himself in some way by going to the dark side and let all that hate and pain just be. And then Darth Vader just took over.
I think it was a mercy for Anikin to come through and tell him that Obi didn’t fail or kill him. He absolved him of his guilt. But it also shows that Anikin takes full responsibility of what he has become, and I think after everything he’s done, he didn’t think there was a way back. It was better to just…go to the Dark Side and be the villain that everyone expected him to be.
I think that also speaks volumes of people as a whole. They drink, smoke, do everything in their power to avoid facing their demons and that is what stops them from getting better. People always…ALWAYS…underestimate their strength.
And they are also prone to push away people who are truly willing to reach out a hand and offer them the help they truly need. And as seen with Luke, that helping hand being offered with no strings attached, purely out of love for the good man Anakin had been and could still be, was ultimately what brought Anakin back and "killed" Darth Vader.
The closure I needed.
The show was one of my favorites shows ever
When obi-wan has that badass moment where he throws the boulders I wanted him to say, “let me show you again why you never became a Jedi master”.
Vader claiming he killed Anakin honestly is right. No one made those choices for him. Ultimately it did come down to what Anakin CHOSE to do. However, this statement likely did the opposite of what Vader wanted. Obi-Wan has spent the last decade blaming himself, and Vader made that statement likely wanting to make Obi-Wan truly feel like he failed as a teacher and mentor, but what he actually did was bring closure. In confronting Obi-Wan with that truth, he made him realize it was not his fault. Obi-Wan finally comes to terms with the fact that this is from ANAKIN'S choices and actions, not his own.
I love that this is the scene where Vader is reminded that "oh yeah, this is the best lightsaber duelist in the universe."
I watched this show early in the morning and I was stunned when I saw the lightsaber dual with Obi-Wan fighting Darth Vader.
I will never forget.
The final episode is the best episode
Crazy to see that anakin being the most gifted lightsaber holder none being a match for him but whenever he went against obi wan he always lost and simply all because every time he saw him he couldn’t control his emotions alongside the over confidence the match was lost before it started. and was always the lesson obi tried to teach anakin
Obi-Wan's version of a Superman punch! 😂
If only vader could use force here
"You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker. I did."
That gives Ben telling Luke the same thing in A New Hope a whole new context.
The only one that ever did what had to be done, no matter the situation he faced. “I will do what I must.”
*ANAKIN IS GONE.*
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The number 1 dad Vader shirt is hilarious 😂
He used the high ground against him again.
This fight scene was the first live action fight that lived up to the lore.
The master takes off the left side of his mask, his padawan took off the right side in rebels, and the end of it all his son took off the whole mask
Thors reaction was great 😂😂😂😂
Obiwans weakness is why Cal Kestis has a hard life and you can't tell me otherwise
Obi Wan just force pushes anakin into the lava in Ep 3
@@SirEggo2412what😭😂😂
@@morten2510 if obi wan force pushed anakin into the lava after cutting his limbs off it would solve a lot of the universes issues
@@SirEggo2412 yeah thats right but than the movies wouldnt have any sense you know
also has a friend wouldn't putting anakin out of his misery be the better thing to do. I mean it saves him from causing a lot of damage and at least won't end as a sacrifice that eventually is made pointless.
Return of the Jedi.
Anakin returns “Let me look on you with my own eyes” because at that moment, the Jedi did return and he lost the sith eyes.
There were some bad moments but overall the show was good, especially the last two eps
This is one of the saddest scene ever
the fact that Obi Wan is hitting Darth's box on his suit with the bottom of his lightsabre shows that he's hoping to bring Anakin back
It’s crazy the two people Vader fought still beat him more obi wan Asoka was a little more less aggressive than obi wan. But still the only ones to stand up to Vader 💯
Don’t forget seers almost had him to bad she died fighting him but was heck of a fight
obi wan was strong af, the fact he could've killed anakin and darth vader twice and even so he let him survive is INSANE!
So unfortunate that Vader is not like human without the armor he would’ve been so much powerful
"I am not your failure, Obiwan"
Anakin saying it wasn't Obiwan's fault
Vader denying Obiwan credit for his victory
Seems like no one noticed Obi attacked Anakin like he did with General grievous. Attack the mechanical.
i didn't know that Thor Odinson was watching Star Wars. oh man.
Literally cried my eyes out in this scene 😢
I love how some of these work idiots were the ones that love the new stars with Ray and kylo ren. Even though it doesn't match up with anything else in The Saga, I bet they drooled over the acolyte as well.
Kenobi to Luke: "He betrayed and murdered your father"
Vader to Kenobi: "You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker. I did"
This line right here enhances the original films SO much. Kenobi truly believes Vader killed him. Because he said so himself. It was "from a certain point of view". We just didn't know that it was from Anakin's.
Also, the fact that he referred to him simply as "Darth" at the end as another call back to 'A New Hope'. As 'Darth' is a title not a name, it always seemed weird that Ben called him that. But this scene shows that it was intentional - refusing to respond to him by his chosen name to his face, only by the evil which he has now become. Almost mocking him, as he has no more feelings left towards the thing standing before him
only thing that bothers me is how obi wan is so powerful when he was the weakest member of the council it made no sense then or now
You get a sizable advantage in combat when you're fighting your own Padawan. You have all of your years of experience plus all of theirs and the nuances of their personalities.
@@josephgold208 yeah but both times here and on mustafar it was from a one shot like how is obi wan all the sudden a good force user makes no sense and obi wan did the same thing anakin did on mustafar to darth maul and won anakin is more skilled than both
@@ebseto4545 his arrogance and his unawareness towards palpatine cost him everything unfortunately
Weakest in the Force maybe but Windu believed aside from him and Yoda, that Obi-Wan was the best Jedi the Order had. He also noted that if he and Obi-Wan were to fight that Obi-Wan would win since his lightsaber form is such a direct counter to his. Windu was more skilled overall but you get it
I’m literally a month into just clips of star wars but don’t they draw power from emotions ? Like they’re not supposed to have actual connections to ppl because they might be drawn to the stronger side the dark side so when he’s in his feelings about anakin who’s basically his son he’d be more emotional/powerful ?
He couldnt feel obi wan becouse vader was blind by his aggression which corse him to be unbalanced
Every time you see Vader, you always see the part of him that is still Anakin Skywalker as well. The two parts of light and dark made whole, no matter what is being done. I think the only time we don't see that is in Rogue one, which, if I'm not mistaken has the smallest amount of screen time with Vader.
a great scene in a bad show. Ill take what i can get these days.
Kenobi was amazing
The why respond at all? I think I enjoy watching people love the show just about as much as I enjoy watching people like you hate it lol
They made a dammit miniseries about Obi-Wan because Leia and Luke name Ben at Ben Solo that Obi-Wan helped Padme to give them birth. Is that because i waiting that they Will show Little Ben Solo in the Mandalorian, Ahsoka and Ezra series >:( the Mandalorian Is Ben Solo's childhood because It set 25 years before force Awakens and five years After return of Jedi. We Will see that Thrawn want to kill Ezra because it's probability that Ezra helped Anakin to reunite his children Luke and Leia before he kill Palpatine and Ben kill Thrawn saving Ezra. After we saw the plot twist they Will made return star wars Rebels with season five set during the original Trilogy of star wars on Disney Plus because Vader, Luke and Leia are most popular characters since 1977, ok? In the end of Rebels season five we Will see the birth of Ben Solo
@@KombatW0mbat It was not.
@@KombatW0mbat What the f*** are you talking about? The show was sh*t!
Was not expecting to see FredsVoice.
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
imagine a movie that is just this. little to no inquisitors, just Vader hunting down Obi-wan, flashback scenes, obi-wan catching scent that vader is looking for him and leaves tatooine to throw off his scent, and it ultimatelty comes down to this fight. I'd rather they not leave it to obi-wan leaving vader alive by choice but becase he has to but it could have been glorious.
Disney Plus really is ruining Disney's chances for box office success
Call me crazy, but I think when the blue lightsaber color is on Vaders face when he says "I am not your failure, Obi-Wan, you didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker, I did"
I think that was what was left of Anakin speaking and letting Obi-Wan know that his fall to the dark side was not his fault but his own. Then right afterwards the red color appears on his face and he transitions back into Vader.
It’s cool that Darth is the learner (sith) here obi-wan is the master (Jedi).
This series was hit or miss throughout. But damn this scene hit hard.
Think that maybe it was Palpatine speaking through Darth