According to George Lucas, an individual's Force sensitivity can be measured by the amount of midichlorians in their body.
Anakin Skywalker lost his legs and most of his right arm and lives as a multi-amputee cyborg, that means he has LESS midichlorians than before and is therefore WEAKER.
Right?
Explain this shit.
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Midichlorians are stored in the penis.
his mitochondria multiplied, duh
Wut?
Midchlorians are in your body because of your force sensitivity, they're not the cause of it
Of course, and he has to use the force to assist in moving his body so he's even more encumbered.
Well shit.
Your autismal ABC logic doesn't apply to children's fiction you retarded aspie.
This.
MIdchlorians are not the cause of it. It's like measuring the ammount of metal you can find in someone to measure his magnetism.
>he has to use the force to assist in moving his body
You just made that shit up, didn't you?
how come before being a complete cripple Anakin didnt use his left arm to wield the lightsaber when it had more midchlorians than his half cut right arm?
Even with that he is powerful as fuck, more than 90% of the jedis and sith in history. You could see his shortcomings as a limitation for his mary sue potential
Kek
I thought it has more to do with concentration.
Also Anakin was stronger and had more potential
>daily reminder that luke skywalker, in the following films, won't have an important role (probably mentor rey) and then shamelessly die by the hands of kylo ren
Screencap this.
The pointis that Darth Vader is not as powerful as Anakin Skywalker in his prime.
Bases on what we saw in the prequels, if Darth Vader were to ever cross paths with Yoda, Vader would get fucked in about 2 seconds flat.
Dude! SPOILERS!
The true question is: Who actually cares?
Had Vader fought in the prequels they would make him a super ninja on steroids like everyone, let's just thank that Disney didn't butcher his image that way and kept him as a tight and precise fencer
Yoda is easily the most powerful, but that's not his point as a character.