The Jedi apprentice of Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi dedicated himself to training Anakin Skywalker following the death of his ...

Anakin Skywalker was supposed to be the most powerful Force user in the galaxy, but did his turn to the dark side and being sliced up make him WEAKER than he was could've been, thus preventing him ...

After 45 years of voicing one of the most iconic characters in cinema history, James Earl Jones has said goodbye to Darth Vader ... Lord’s performance in Obi-Wan Kenobi, acting as “a ...

This scene is simultaneously one of Obi-Wan’s most important moments as well. It got darker and more intimate than A New Hope, and Darth Vader’s deepening dynamic with Luke was a major factor ...

Vader pushed him off and they separated. They didn't get the chance to find Obi-Wan," he explains. "To me, if Obi-Wan has a chance to kill Darth Vader, he would do it. How many countless lives ...

Here’s how it works. The thrilling conclusion to 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' is the best episode in the series and unequivocal proof that Disney knows how to get Darth Vader right. During last week’s ...

One of the shocking things about Darth Vader’s role in Obi-Wan Kenobi was how far Disney was willing to show the Sith Lord quite literally walk down the street killing people in the most brutal ...

Eagle-eyed fans have noticed that the consequences of Obi-Wan's winning blow against Darth Vader in the Obi-Wan Kenobi finale can be seen in Return of the Jedi. Jump forward (or backward ...

The highlight, of course, was the Vader vs Obi-Wan rematch. “I see your strength has returned,” Darth Vader says as Obi-Wan shows off his lightsaber prowess. “But your weakness still remains!” ...

Darth Vader is a man of few words. Perhaps it’s because Anakin Skywalker, the burned and broken Jedi who lies beneath his black armor, is too damaged to be as chatty as he was as a young prequel ...

Now, he’s even lost Obi-Wan. It’s these moments of the show that draw the characters of Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader even closer together. While we typically see them as two separate ...