Why it's GREAT to be BORN as Anakin Skywalker

Every GOOD Star Wars Movie explained by Anakin in 15 Minutes

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Ever wondered what the Star Wars saga looks like from Anakin Skywalker's point of view? In this video, we explore every major event from The Phantom Menace to Return of the Jedi through the eyes of the Chosen One. From his early days as a slave boy on Tatooine to his tragic fall to the dark side and ultimate redemption, we track Anakin’s journey—his hopes, fears, betrayals, and triumphs—as he becomes both the hero and villain of the galaxy.

Discover the inner thoughts of Anakin as he trains as a Jedi, falls in love with Padmé, confronts his fears, and eventually transforms into Darth Vader. What did Anakin truly feel during key moments like his duel with Obi-Wan, his decision to turn to the dark side, or his final confrontation with Luke? This is the Star Wars saga like you've never seen it before—through the conflicted eyes of Anakin Skywalker himself.







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