Why Did Darth Vader LOSE to Luke Skywalker?

[@BCCSquidward]

Luke: "I feel the conflict within you, let go of your hate." Darth Vader: "There is no conflict." Luke: "Nuh uh."

[@KuraiShogun]

Vader: TF you mean nuh uh?!

[@johntsmith41789]

In my opinion Anakin already had. It starts with him blocking Luke from hitting Sidious. Everything he does up until he throws Sidious is Anakin pretending to be Vader to buy time until the right moment.

[@edoardomulli7675]

~ I am a jedi , like my father before me ~ One of the best Star Wars quote ever 🔥🔥

[@michellelewis9519]

I love that one

[@mhaj58]

One aspect of the fight is that Luke first fought as his masters, combining Obi Wan defense with Yoda acrobatics. However, when Vader threatens Leia, Luke channels his father’s power. Vader had seen Anakin Skywalker coming back from the dead to strike him down. He was so shocked by the vision that he could barely muster the awareness to block Luke’s attack. By the time he regained his composure, he was already on the floor, defeated.

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

Any expert fighter would say you never attack in anger, because you sacrifice skill for the emotional baggage it incurs. If Vader lost to Luke throwing a temper tantrum that shows Vader wasn't that great to begin with.

[@germanpatis9136]

​@@BattleshipAgincourtLuke had a vastly greater force potential to tap into Vader lost most of his potential when he burned on Mustafar(it was also because of a mental issues) when Luke was overwhelmed with emotions he became more powerful than he ever was and simply overpowered Vader

[@axlrosest]

@@BattleshipAgincourt If Eddie Hall started attacking you with all his anger, it would still destroy you

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

Simple he didn't wanna kill his own son and wanted to redeem himself.

[@JustLikeTheSimulations]

Nah, Vader was defeated in a one on one battle. He didn’t want to be redeemed, he was still Sith at this point. Then he decided at the last second to take out Palpatine because he didn’t like seeing Luke get fried.

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

All evidence says otherwise. Vader loved power so much he murdered his wife and that was all he ever wanted. He only betrayed and killed the emperor after realizing he was nothing and therefore had nothing to lose.

[@raydrexler5868]

Even the fight choreography says Vader was beaten because Luke was superior. I do like the idea that he held back, but only because he wanted to turn Luke, but if Luke would not turn, then he would die.

[@Leondrius]

Vader never wanted to be redeemed. He was dark side until he saved Luke.

[@TheLuconic]

He didn’t at first. Plus, Vader did admit Luke has gotten way stronger since their last duel. But yea, fundamentally, Vader was conflicted and didn’t want to kill his son. The redemption thing actually never occurred until he found himself carrying the emperor just to save his son. So really, Vader thinking of redemption was actually never in his thoughts.

[@Faithhh071]

He was losing his connection to the dark side long before the duel and without the dark side - he would die. That’s the conflict in him, he was becoming Anakin again and there was nothing left of him anymore besides death.

[@radiofacecomedy]

It amazes me how many people in these comments don't seem to understand the film, and buy into all this extraneous stuff about lightsaber forms and holding back, etc. No. Luke wins by tapping into his anger and fear when Vader threatens Leia. He gets a boost from the dark side, then realises that this is how his father fell, and throws aside his lightsaber. That is his character arc. All these others suggestions undermine that simple, thematic arc intended by Lucas.

[@frankdees507]

What Luke did to beat Vader is the same think Anakin did in beating Dooku. They both tapped in their hate and anger which was impossible to stop once a Skywalker takes the offensive

[@JohnS71199]

Vader was still holding back.

[@Fam200532]

And your comment is an example of what is wrong with Star Wars..not saying you, but people and their opinion on EVERYTHING about why and blah blah blah

[@Shamonwhitehurst252]

@@Fam200532oh stop the drama

[@IasonasKlapakis]

With all his power Luke saying to you "Nuh Uh!" (from the memes) might be the most terrifying thing that can happen to you.

[@TheForbiddenLean]

Vader farted in his suit, temporarily weakening his knees, resulting in Luke being able to take the high ground and cut off his hand.

[@Space_Jesus66]

🤣🤣

[@PERFECTed_sheran1]

Pfffffttt

[@user-km4gl3ru5t]

Well, for those reasons too.... Not my Saber hand! Ahhhh!!!! Finally Karma has come around.....

[@decades1912]

Dude I'm so proud of your progress. You make great content and I have watched since 12-15 thousand subs and you've grown to this. Excellent work, my friend.

[@Rickil96trollencio]

The problem is when vader taunted luke, he overwhelmed him so didn't have time to fight using his full power, also realise he also had a daugther only worsened his conflict.

[@jamalsoward8404]

Our egos and arrogance is our greatest downfalls.

[@user-km4gl3ru5t]

At this point in Vader's ummm... 'Career'... He had already figured out that he was Palpatine's puppet all along. He came to that conclusion years before this duel(in the books anyway) In the film, he was only doing his master's bidding, but in the end he could not bring himself to kill his own Son. In one last attempt to lure Luke to the Emperors will, he threatened to train Leia as a Sith. Luke snapped and basically started pounding Vader. In that moment, Vader saw in Luke exactly what made Vader turn to the dark side in the first place. Raw hatred and anger against those who threatened his loved one's. Vader never truly wanted to destroy Luke. He only wanted to teach him how to destroy Evil and take total control against it. I think when Luke snapped on him, it snapped Vader out of it. He remembered his own rage once upon a time. He did not want Luke to suffer the same fate. He yielded to Luke for these reasons before Luke could finish him off. The Emperor would have none of that! And so the rest is history.

[@3313-c2j]

Because it was his son, Vader didn't want to kill him ,

[@CatsArtist]

Good analysis. You should look at the deleted scenes when Luke does a back flip and his saber strikes Vader, on the Emperor's Dias, and include that here, to demonstrate Luke's progress.

[@MrShaneVicious]

1:45 Luke used form 5 like Vader. A lot of skills he learned by mirroring Vader. Luke always always drawn to Form 5.

[@lennyestrella6252]

Darth Vader wasn’t fighting at his absolute best he was holding back because he was fighting his son the only remnants of his beloved Padme, so he thought.

[@allenniumfalcon]

Because Vince McMahon told him to lose

[@magnis380]

Vader's internal battle.

[@lightningdragon3033]

Everyone complaints about how Rey got so powerful and skilled so quickly and yet Luke is no different just not on the tremendously ridiculous level of Rey but Luke’s speed is still stupid

[@MrGogether3000]

Luke used form null ( swing the lightsaber like a bat wildly like a lunatic until your opponent gives up)😂

[@Subzerobyrd]

I think there’s multiple reasons, 1 Luke was tapping into the dark side,2 Vader didnt want to kill him and was conflicted,so while Vader was conflicted Luke was focused on offense which I think helped him overpower Vader then obviously Luke comes to his senses

[@TheVCRTimeMachine]

Because that was the whole point of the Star Wars trilogy...for Luke Skywalker to defeat Darth Vader. I can't believe how much time Star Wars fans spend speculating on minutiae when the answer is almost always, "Because that's what the story needed to have happen"

[@kgunitkeese17]

It was only a matter of time that Vader would not be able to defeat Luke. He was not just not in his prime anymore, but Vader never reached his full potential as Anakin because of the injuries he suffered on Mustafar. Both the mental and physical damage was permanent. In the novelization mentioned that Luke noticed that Vader was getting physically tired.

[@jenniferbrewer5370]

Vader didn't lose. He CHOSE not to win. Because he loved his son that much.

[@younglove3362]

Apparently you didn't watch the movie. And if you did, you ignored that Luke was holding back and Vader was going at Luke.

[@Jordanthomas95]

Vader was conflicted

[@JohnLopez-t5o]

I have a theory why Darth Vader lost because of his son he no longer had hate Vader realized he has his son and daughter and because of that he was able to let go his hate there for lost some power

[@younglove3362]

Stop being a fanboy. Luke was just stronger.

[@diroo3150]

@@younglove3362says the Luke fanboy

[@younglove3362]

@@diroo3150 Nope, I'm actually an Anakin fan. 🤣😂😅

[@michellelewis9519]

I hate to say about dark vader his boss over him was going to replace him with luke if did trun to the dark side

[@ectp1594]

Potential Anakin > Luke > burnt Vader

[@raymondjones5909]

Vader batteries were low and was fried when he lifted up the emperor and tossed him completely frying the breathing system

[@johntsmith41789]

Personally, I think Vader was already Anakin when he blocked Luke from hitting Sidious. He continued to taunt Luke because he knew Sidious was watching him. Anakin was waiting for the right moment. It was only when Luke was about to die that he finally made his move.

[@abankse83]

Great vid. NGL the Vader breathing at the end possesses a creepy factor, lol

[@anthonykohlmayet2234]

He didn't lose against Luke. He won against Palpatine....

[@ambarcraft4476]

The actual question is how did Luke learn to fight this much better. When he goes back to Yoda it is strongly implied Luke didnt see neither Yoda nor Obi-Wan since Episode 5, so who tought him the light saber style you mention? Did he meet Ahsoka?

[@johnd1466]

Plot armour

[@makssachs8914]

5x30 5 min/day

[@echamp2448]

He held back and Palpatine was trying test Luke Skywalker’s vigor to see if he was a worthy apprentice to succeed Vader.

[@Leondrius]

As mentioned, Vader stopped holding back in the middle of the fight but still lost

[@echamp2448]

​@@LeondriusSupposedly stops holding back but then continues taunting. Then he purposefully mentions Leia to rile Luke up even more. Not only that Vader would be 80% as powerful as Palpatine at this point in the story, according to Lucas. So it is pretty Obvious that Vader was holding back throughout the whole fight, and you'd have to show novel proof for the movie to prove otherwise, Luke no doubt was extremely powerful with Yoda spending the last moments of his life, training Luke as much as possible. But it would make no sense for him to be equal to or more powerful than Vader, it's also never stated anywhere in the lore. Overall a bloodlusted Luke should be able to amputate a held back Vader, so that is why.

[@Leondrius]

@echamp2448 In one of the novels it stated that Palpatine was afraid of Luke at some point. You don't fear what isn't a threat. Also, Palpatine stated that only through their combined efforts that Luke could be turned, as in Luke was too powerful for Vader to control anymore. Luke's work ethic combined with his accelerated learning makes perfect sense why he was able to match Vader. He even mastered Vader's form after only witnessing it twice and beat him with it.

[@echamp2448]

@@Leondrius Luke’s potential was higher than anybody else’s except Anakin BEFORE his limbs being cut, That is what Palpatine feared, which is what we see in legends. It’s blasphemy to assume Luke was more powerful than Palpatine already in ROTJ, let alone Vader. “Also, Palpatine stated that only through their combined efforts that Luke could be turned, as in Luke was too powerful for Vader to control anymore.” *NOPE* It means it takes both of their persuasiveness, it has nothing to do with Luke being powerful enough to take them both, let alone Overpower Vader. It has nothing to do with Luke’s work ethic, it has to do with you misinterpreting both the video and the story’s narrative. It makes zero sense to assume that Luke matches Prime Vader after months of training with Yoda in between Empire Strikes back and Return of the Jedi, you are literally giving delusional sequel fans ammunition to call Luke just as much of a Gary Stu/Mary Sue as Rey, Because how would Luke match Vader’s mastery of all lightsaber forms AND be 80% as strong as Palpatine if not higher? You have no statements from the novels showing statements of Luke being *more powerful* thus my argument stands tall. When we look at how George wrote these scenes and the fact that Vader had to sacrifice himself for Luke, it makes it very obvious that Luke is either 1.) Marginally Weaker than Vader and Palpatine or 2.) relative to Vader to the extent that he can beat Vader if Bloodlusted while Vader holds back. The entire point of Star Wars as a whole centers around Anakin conquering his own inner turmoil and rebelling against his tormentor Sidious, otherwise George would have just wrote it so Luke solos Vader and Palpatine at once and saves the day as the Hero in a generic ending. It also doesn’t make sense for Luke to have Surpassed both Yoda and Mace in ROTJ, after only months at most of training with Yoda, Especially given that Palpatine had literally gotten a massive leap in power from ROTS to ROTJ according to the movie novelization meaning it would make even LESS sense than that. Then in Dark Empire, even though Palpatine gains a boost in power, Luke had to train under Palpatine and team up with Leia just to beat him that time and that was after Luke developed himself. Even if we go by Lucas’ outdated statements from “The Making of Empire Strikes back” book, Luke would be considered a 2 and Vader a 4, even by Return of the Jedi, so Lucas always viewed Luke as either relative to or less powerful than Vader, he was never *more* skilled or possessed *more* raw power than Vader, even if you believe that Luke IS stronger than Vader by ROTJ, that would contradict how Luke was retreating away from Vader during the fight before being enraged. As a matter of fact, if you agree Vader held back AT ALL during the fight, that would mean that he and Palpatine already knew Luke was less powerful individually. Lord Sidious viewed Luke as a better investment than Vader, like a Toyota getting upgraded to a Ferrari, Luke at that point had higher potential than Vader could possibly reach as a shell of himself, this is why Palpatine wanted Luke as a replacement apprentice, the same way he viewed Anakin as a replacement for Dooku and Maul… Thanks for the talk though, you know a good amount, but no ROTJ Luke wasn’t outright stronger than ROTJ Vader.

[@Leondrius]

@echamp2448 That's quite a lot so don't be surprised if I missed a couple of points. You're welcome to remind me. I never said Luke was as strong or stronger than Palpatine because I don't have that information about exact power levels, but the 20% difference between Palpatine and Vader isn't a lot. Even if someone is slightly more powerful they could still get caught by someone less powerful. Anakin was more powerful than Obi-Wan but he was still beaten by him. As mentioned in the video, Luke used Ataru and used his agility to outwork Vader, regardless of power levels. George Lucas stated that Luke building his own lightsaber instead of using Anakin's old one meant they were now on equal footing. He was no longer living in his father's shadow. It's not hard to see the amount of growth Luke had between films. He was a lot calmer, focused, and his connection to the Force had grown significantly as well. He didn't get knocked around and battered like in their first battle. So you want to tell me Vader held back more in their second battle? It wouldn't make sense. You could even see Luke progress during their first battle. Near the end when Vader was coming at Luke hard was when Luke managed to land his only blow against Vader. It's not inconceivable at all that Luke learned from their first battle and made corrections. He had already proven he could hurt Vader in fierce mode, which is why he then ended the fight immediately. His training from Yoda wasn't a joke. Yoda likely trained him night and day and trained him specifically to take on the Sith unlike during the Republic days because they weren't even aware of the Sith. It's the difference between taking a regular course and an accelerated course, ir regular college compared to an elite training school. The fact that Yoda said Luke knew everything he needed to know to face Vader says Yoda had confidence in him to win because he didn't think Vader could be redeemed. You're talking about someone who was able to lift an X-Wing after only a few weeks of training. He didn't lift it all the way out of the water, but he still lifted it. You can see how surprised Yoda looks even though he's 900 years old and has seen a lot. That should tell you he's a different breed even than Anakin was. Luke was not an exact copy of Anakin. Different life, different mindset.

[@Cross_Corp64]

The more the OG and Prequel movies get analyzed and expanded, the more they become truly the best movies of all time

[@subj109]

Luke didn't defeat Vader, Anakin did

[@lawrencehayden753]

Vader is a shadow of his former self

[@marveloussoftware4914]

Luke tapped into the dark side. It was all over for vader.

[@nielsagenielsen8104]

Exactly. He gave into his anger for a short bit.

[@chadgordon9690]

Especially when Vader starts mouthing about converting his sister​@@nielsagenielsen8104

[@pkizzlebeats]

It was more of the fact that Vader saw a vision of the same duel he had against Dooku where he replaced him as sidious apprentice. Vader didn’t want the same thing to happen, especially for his son…he was determined to not let it happen. He realized Luke was much more powerful than their first duel on bespin as well…it didn’t really “hit” him until he realized the only way to defeat Sidious n save his family was to sacrifice himself. It was more of Vader realizing what he should’ve learned before turning to the dark side

[@marcusisgod2592]

Seeing that in the comics luke was losing to luminiya and other lesser adepts not equal to vader it is true vader held back as throughout the fight he was defensive even passive in his approach.

[@Leondrius]

I wouldn't call swinging on a defenseless opponent or throwing your saber at them passive.

[@pipz420]

Lost to Count Dooku. Lost to Obi-wan. Lost to Luke. Maybe he just wasnt that strong?

[@rileydd08]

Plot killed Vader

[@tnlskeliton7885]

Nice vid

[@namesecond6186]

Another point is that this fight went on longer, which would have favoured Luke as the younger man.

[@imyerpepper]

Because Luke took the high ground.

[@Brother_Dre1900]

Despite what George says: it was the age factor that Luke the advantage.

[@j.o.7244]

Your wrong a bit Buddy Luke uses form 5 of lightsaber combat forms 3 and 4 are supplemented in his style just like clone wars anakin.

[@ronaldnelson6692]

Considering that it's said that the Force flows through you, Vader being 50% machine, wouldn't be as strong as he use to be before Mustafar. Luke, only missing a hand, would have been able to fully tap into the Force. Also, with Luke starting his training at an older age, he was probably more disciplined about learning to control his anger enough to where he didn't fall completely to the dark side.

[@Nathan-y4s]

I know the reason why Darth Vader's fighting is going away. Maybe it's because he might be planning to assassinate the The emperor Darth sidious training his son

[@edentheremix1011]

Darth Vader loved his son. He would have never killed Luke Skywalker. The passion for the people he loved turned Anakin Skywalker to the Dark side and made him weak. This is the reason he could kill at will everyone he felt nothing for. But those he had intimate relationships with he lost to.

[@synapticfreeze2189]

He was old as hell by then! Hello!

[@MrJuice-qe7nv]

Yes but george said they were equal at that time so it could've gone either way but once again vadors arrogance and pride got to him

[@johnd1466]

@@MrJuice-qe7nvNope, he was only around 42-45 at most. Then Plot armour stepped in. Vader toyed with Luke at Bespin.

[@Sarah_Kinz]

Obi wan has taught you well

[@ibadyahyahawadah7678]

High ground

[@metaphasic3946]

Vader was a fully trained sith while Luke was only recently and partially trained Jedi. Vader could've easily killed him. However, I think he began to reconsider things since the battle of Endor and wanted to lose.

[@goatkiller666]

Recall also: Ani + Obi vs. Dooku. Coincidentally with Palpatine in a nearly identical chair. Dooku also was not trying to win. He was trying to humiliate Anekin so bad he’d go dark. He didn’t lose, he let Ani win, then Palp said to kill him. Same events happened to Luke. And how much do you want to bet that Luke tried to plan a better way to defeat Palp, and he taught it to Kylo, who used it against Snoke? Big bad dark-sider, has your saber in his cup holder, what do you do? Shoot the hostage. Just like I’ve already worked out passwords, so if someone is in a Groundhog Day scenario, and has to convince me quickly, we can skip all that “how many fingers am I holding up?” crap. Also, I’m teaching myself how to make steel from rock, how an engine works, how to make penicillin, the names and dates of important moments in time (so I can prove I’m from the future), and the winning horses and power ball numbers for the larger payouts. Time vortexes gotta happen at some point, right?

[@AJRAOfficial]

He beat vada with anikens style which shocked vada it was a controlled purposefully done style in the end luke was the complete package aniken was the prototype

[@johnd1466]

Plot Armour sheilded Luke

[@extrojan22]

Vader was conflicted and held back not wanting to kill his son he needed him to kill the emperor so they could rule the galaxy together.

[@Leondrius]

Did you watch the video? Vader stopped holding back once he realized how much more powerful Luke had become and the thought that he might replace him as Palpatine's new apprentice.

[@extrojan22]

@ I did, but I still theorize that he was conflicted, didn’t want to kill his son and still wanted the emperor to die as reason why that duel went the way it did.

[@Leondrius]

@@extrojan22 Luke was conflicted also plus he had the burden of the Rebel Alliance on his mind as well as being in the Devil's den with two powerful Sith. He was also holding back for most of the fight. He went there to save Vader not kill him.

[@YayoHernandez-b1j]

Vaders order when can you make the what if ideas I gave to you bro which I know you got on your last video commentary

[@xenoboy7828]

I dont think that Vader had a Chance to Win. Not only was there the the Fact that Sidious wanted that Luke Wins and this didnt gave Vader a good Focus, but also the Fact that it was his own Son and not someone he could hate like Obi Wan. And there is the last Point, even if Vader uses his Anger in the Fight, Luke is by far even more skilled in Combat than Vader at this Point and i can imagin that if Vader or Sidious Trained him in the Dark Side then Luke would have become even stronger than a Vader or Sidious that both use in their Full Potential

[@SameerKhan-nf3no]

Lukes form was djem so, he tried ataru under yoda but the more he fought his father the more his style became a mirror image, seriosuly how does a star wars channel not know this😂

[@johnnydubya8071]

Because it was in the script

[@JoseGomez721]

Father Time catches up to everyone including Darth Vader. The Dark Side of the Force cannot create or rejuvenate life. It only decays. While Luke was tapping into the Dark Side, I also believe he was using the Light as well. Out of love for Leia his sister and his friends in the Rebellion, Luke was acting out of a righteous sense of duty and love to protect his friends. That surged his abilities above Vader. Because as soon as Luke defeated Vader and saw what he was about to become, he instantly turned away from the darkness and let the Emperor know. “Never. I’ll never turn to the dark side. You’ve failed, your highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me.” At that moment, he became Grand Master Luke Skywalker of the new Jedi Order this time with the perfect balance of the light and the dark.

[@karrotzdubs]

miss you on the seas brother

[@GeorgeFloyd2023]

Deeply divided.

[@Free_Krazy]

I hate to be THAT guy, but doesnt the end of the fight answer this question for itself?

[@jeronimous7326]

Mostly it was because the script said so.

[@42backscratchpsapy86]

They may have been equals at this point, but Vader was on his suit. If it were Anakin vs Luke, Anakin wouldn't have been weakened by it, making him more powerful. Luke seems like he loses one hand and everything else goes fine

[@Italianeditprime]

Can you do a what if starkiler and Darth Vader kill sidius in the force unleashed 1 plsssss Bro you are great😊

[@goon1500ify]

Easy ! Vader didn't lose the duel he let Luke win. As evil and malicious Darth Vader is and the fear and malevolence he's projected himself to be he just couldn't find it in him to strike down and murder his own son. The one thing he believes he had left that represents the good and the love that Vader had with his one true love Padme .

[@shlamallama6433]

Vader would have killed Luke if he had resolved to do so inconditionally. Luckily he didn't. I don't think Luke is an equal to Vader but he's good enough that Vader would actually have to try to beat him.

[@philrichards9232]

Vader couldn't kill his son

[@falcon3337]

Four years not one🤞

[@ace942]

I think Luke used hacks.

[@GremlinWWE]

If you don't know why it's because you haven't watched the movie or didn't understand it......that's the answer.

[@jordanglasper1064]

No matter what there’s no Possible Way, Darth Vader would’ve been able to kill Luke Skywalker. Even before the original creator stated it, I noticed that Luke Skywalker with dark Vader people in this movie. Calvin Powell Road from los need for speed force telekinetic abilities for force telekinetic abilities. The only difference was their physical height and stature. But next to the force that doesn’t mean anything. George Lucas stated they are eagles. So when the Skywalker attached to the dark side he becomes Darth Vader superior. Not only that group and devastated drop entire life and he could hold is home and not only do so but overpowered overwhelmed yet embarrass her don’t bother. This is something that has never happened before and all the years of dark Vader‘s supremacy. The student surpasses the masters. Is this something that happened in revenge of the Sith Anakin Skywalker versus Count Dooku. History is repeating itself, only this time there is a difference.

[@Roz3Ghost]

Poor writing makes Vader lose all the time 😂. I’m tired how they be massacring him all the time hahaha. Idc but 20 yrs of experience to 1 I’m DONE 😅

[@ericgroves300]

He lost because the script needed it to happen. Much like the Storm Troopers being embarrassed by the forest dwelling teddy bears. ROTJ, as much as we all love it, was the weakest entry of the originals.

[@markjenkins8242]

No matter what Vader did he was never going to win because George Lucas didn't want it that way.

[@patatjesgangforever5256]

See you later anivader

[@7472wayne]

Vader loses quite a bit

[@beenizz5102]

Just as Vader had insane potential ceiling to basically be god, Luke his own son had insane potential just not as much as the chosen one of course, but definitely enough to close a gap from last year and to rise above siddious in no the me which is why siddious feared him so much Ranking goes Full potential ANAKIN/Vader by far Prime Luke Windu Siddious Prime yoda Dooku ANAKIN just before Vader turn Prime Obi wan Vader on mustufar Suit Vader/luke ROTJ Darth maul Qi gong Klo ploon

[@canecasavettes85]

Vader slipped!

[@williamrichardson2596]

It wasn't even a real fight. It was scripted.

[@paulprovost8536]

No, he wouldn’t have beaten him. Ivanhoe script

[@Crapbola]

Plot

[@MP-in4or]

Because he wanted too. Luke wasn't trying to kill his father either.

[@GPlayShow]

I called plot but oki 🤔😂

[@ReparationsNation]

Some of this stuff is just made up. Y’all will say just about anything to shit on Vader. 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@fijiunlimited4503]

Darth Vader=the King of bad decisions.

[@tristanwhite3472]

Because Luke was stronger.

[@sheldonater]

Aren’t you just copying StarWars Theory logo and channel??

[@bluebunnybooks]

Pray for LA

[@SwanSwanTheSwan]

Nice video also comment

[@SwanSwanTheSwan]

First comment * lol

[@DLAbaoaqu]

6:41 - That series didn’t happen.

[@BattleshipAgincourt]

Hold on! If any of this were true then why did he also hold back against Obi-wan when he wanted nothing more than to kill him in Episode 4?

[@Gage_Station]

Skill issue.