@JaxBlade
My fav thing to do in the revenge of the Sith video game 🤣
@hamsterminator
I always smirk when I watch 0:56. It's like the fight choreographers realised how ridiculous the sword flourishes were and decided to add 5 seconds of just swinging your lightsaber around.
@TomAndrews91
The Mustafar duel is chef's kiss. Never gets old. So satisfying.
@reecefullerton4252
Bro is a prodigy at swordsmanship
@alsndiego97
I feel like, canonically, that's not a real move either. But something Anakin made up cause he thought it would look cool, and he just happened to be good enough to get away with it. I can imagine Obi-Wans reaction when he first saw that.
@LiminalHomunculus
The problem with having a signature move is that you project it. There's always a tell.
@Obi-Wan_Kenobi
All there years later... spinning is still a good trick!
@FelixTheCat1919_PSN
0:53 to 1:09 ...🤯EPIC!!! 💯 Both evenly matched & how both of the lightsabers don't touch as they follow their technique until it finally clashes/collides.😅😬 😎👍👏
@richourouquincoquin
Anakin Skywalker signature move: getting his four limbs cut off
@MegaMashin2Nite
What is the scene at 0:20 from??
@Intentionally_Inflammatory
It's hilarious that his signature move is a move that would be virtually guaranteed to get you killed in any real sword fight.
@gwailotus9154
um..... 1:34 was this a deleted scene from ROTS?
@PaburoMendes
Although many don't like the Obi Wan or Ahsoka series, seeing Hayden make those movements with his saber is amazing, especially in a time where we no longer see interesting duels!!
@cristobalgonzalez324
To think after all these years, Hayden STILL has the skill to perform that move in Ahsoka, is amazing.
@Rodwalt11
I love this move. Kudos to the stunt choreographer and Hayden 👍👍
@Raeodor
Try spinning, thats a good move. Anakin Skywanker - the phantom menace.
@HupCapNinja
We were actually taught this during my Katana Training. Twirling the sword like this is really helpful and practical it’s basically a guard and parry while moving to another position or changing stance or attacking multiple targets and focusing on another. Really helpful and useful.
@Pyrodorah
I absolutely love the choreography of swordplay in the prequels, it's beyond amazing to watch and learn.
@Dricon1997
He does become more and more scary to imagine oneself facing. His swings look so light yet they seem to land so heavily.
@hiveemperor54