#vader off

[nam3-kun]

[intermundia]

an underrated vader personality trait is his unhinged sense of humor

[miikpal]

target sighted

[galactic-rhea]

Well, she isn't wrong,,,,,

Star Wars dialogue! I bet you were expecting something serious, sorry to disappoint nkjdsfnlkdfjsnsdf, anyways this is a really messy one, it's silly!

More of this AU >>>: first ||| second || next

[mr-aimalost]

I have a note in my phone where i've been writting down hints for OFF puzzles, and it's looks like a cypher for decoding my liver to produce albanian liquor.

[aradam359]

dysfunctional family

[aj-artjunkyard]

I think even funnier than Anakin being a Big War Hero is if he was like. The Temple’s resident tech guy. Cal or Kanan find out who Darth Vader is and they’re like ‘the guy who reset my password???’

[tanblaque]

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

miscellaneous batter doodles and a bonus sucre

[swerellind]

She hurt his feelings

[snakeguy999]

Lovely lovely couple

[euclicide]

vader eloha

[bozowha]

[magnusbae]

Star Wars: Republic #59 || Darth Vader (2017) #01

[wlwanakin]

i hesitate to use the term victim blaming in relation to anakin because at the end of the day he's a fake guy whose crimes range from domestic violence to genocide but people's obsession with holding him "accountable" (let me reiterate, fake guy) and emphasizing how much choice he had starts feeling like that! cuz yeah ultimately his actions are his own, the narrative tells you this as much as very annoying fans who love stating the obvious do, but it feels rather insane to me to act like he was making choices under normal circumstances. like, at the end of the day he was being groomed and later on horrifically abused by palpatine and it feels like a lot of people really want to pretend that it’s his fault for not catching onto it as a traumatized child. he didn’t randomly switch loyalties bc he was hungry for power or whatever, his entire sense of reality was very meticulously broken down by a man who has been preying on his vulnerabilities since he was a child! and i just think people should maybe think about that before making arguments that sound dangerously close to “well why didn’t he just leave his abuser”

[guadalajarawontdonow]

"now... go, my son. leave me."