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==Prequel Trilogy==

==Prequel Trilogy==

In the prequel trilogy, Vader starts as an innocent young child of about nine, named Anakin Skywalker.  As he grows up under the tutelage of Obi-Wan Kenobi, he becomes impulsive and headstrong.  This causes Kenobi great concern, as he believes Anakin is becoming arrogant.  Meeting Padme Amidala again, he begins to develop romantic feelings for her.  Initially, she resists him.  However, she comes to accept that she has feelings for him as well.  When he has a vision that his mother is being tortured, and later when he sees her die, he kills an entire camp of Tusken Raiders.  As the Clone Wars are beginning, Anakin and Padme marry on Naboo.  Later, when he has a vision about Padme dying in childbirth, he turns to the Dark Side to try to save her. Ironically, his Force choke in ''Revenge of the Sith'', assists in killing her immediately after she gives birth to twins, Luke and Leia.

In the prequel trilogy, Vader starts as an innocent young child of about nine, named Anakin Skywalker.  As he grows up under the tutelage of Obi-Wan Kenobi, he becomes impulsive and headstrong.  This causes Kenobi great concern, as he believes Anakin is becoming arrogant.  After meeting Padme Amidala again, he begins to develop romantic feelings for her.  Initially, she resists him.  However, she comes to accept that she has feelings for him as well.  When he has a vision that his mother, Shmi Skywalker, is being tortured, and later when he sees her die, he kills an entire camp of Tusken Raiders which had been holding her captive.  As the Clone Wars are beginning, Anakin and Padme marry on Naboo.  Later, when he has a vision about Padme dying in childbirth, he turns to the Dark Side to try to save her. Ironically, his Force choke in ''Revenge of the Sith'' assists in killing her immediately after she gives birth to twins, Luke and Leia.

==Original Trilogy==

==Original Trilogy==

In the Original Trilogy, Vader serves [[Emperor Palpatine]] as an enforcer.  Vader searches for the stolen Death Star plans which brings in into contact with Obi-Wan Kenobi for the first time in nearly 20 years.  Eventually, he discovers he has a son, [[Luke Skywalker]], and tries to sway him to the Dark Side.  However, when the Emperor begins sadistically torturing Luke, Vader rebels and throws him down a reactor shaft to his death.

In the Original Trilogy, Vader serves [[Emperor Palpatine]] as the Galactic Empire's main enforcer.  Vader searches for the stolen Death Star plans which brings him into contact with Obi-Wan Kenobi for the first time in nearly 20 years.  Eventually, he discovers he has a son, [[Luke Skywalker]], and tries to sway him to the Dark Side.  However, when the Emperor begins sadistically torturing Luke using Force lightning, Vader rebels and throws him down the reactor shaft of Death Star II to his death, redeeming him and turning him back into Anakin Skywalker.  However, Palpatine's Force lightning mortally wounds Anakin and, after he asks Luke to remove his helmet so he can see him with his own eyes for once, Anakin dies moments later.  Luke takes Anakin's body aboard the Imperial shuttle he had flown to Death Star II on and escapes back to the moon of Endor shortly before Death Star II is destroyed by Rebel forces.  Anakin, in his Darth Vader outfit, is later cremated by Luke on a funeral pyre.

==Sequel Trilogy==

==Sequel Trilogy==

==Star Wars: Rogue One==

==Star Wars: Rogue One==

Darth Vader will appear in the upcoming film, ''Star Wars: Rogue One'', once again voiced by James Earl Jones.

Darth Vader appears in the standalone ''Star Wars'' film ''Star Wars: Rogue One'', once again voiced by James Earl Jones.