What if Anakin had won in the fight with Obi-Wan? (Star Wars I-III)

 What if Anakin had won?



When the prequel trilogy of Star Wars fist came out, there was a lot of questions surrounding Anakin Skywalker and his eventual turn into Darth Vader, so what would have happened if Anakin never got injured in a way so that he had to get new parts?

Well, if the battle between Anakin and Obi-wan turned out in a victory for Anakin, we could have seen a Luke trained by the sith, or even when Darth Vader became Lord Vader, we could have seen Luke become a Darth in the sith.



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  1. AndrikLeyOctober 16, 2023 at 8:23 PM

    That would be awesome, how do you imagine a Darth Luke to rule?

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