r/StarWars • u/VillainM Anakin Skywalker • Mar 23 '21

I’ve recently been made aware that a lot of younger Star Wars fans (understandably) aren’t aware that Sebastian Shaw was the original ghost of Anakin, and that Hayden was edited onto Sebastian’s body in 2004. So this is for those who might not know! Meta

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u/SoakedInMayo Mar 23 '21

he hadn’t trained as a jedi yet though, Clone Wars Anakin is where it’s at. AOTC Ani is too naive, ROTS Anakin is too far gone already

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u/itmakessenseincontex Mar 23 '21

I'd say any point of TCW up until Ahsoka left the Jedi. That was a turning point for how Anakin saw the Jedi.

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u/JosiexJosie Apr 07 '21

Clone Wars Anakin is where it’s at.

He's literally a child murderer at that point.

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u/SoakedInMayo Apr 07 '21

that anakin has the most control of his fear, anger, and hate as a jedi though. child anakin isn’t in tune with the force enough, AOTC anakin literally slaughtered a village, and ROTS turned to a sith. Anakin really never achieves true light but i’d say his commitment to being Jedi is strongest in the Clone Wars

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u/JosiexJosie Apr 08 '21

I don't see how he's any different than AOTC Anakin, you don't really shake off killing non combatant women and their children in 2-3 years.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '21

True