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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times.

Darth Vader went beast mode for this list.

We're looking at moments where the Dark Lord of the Sith was more mean machine than man.

We're only counting moments that are considered cannon.

Sorry, Force unleashed.

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Sound off in the comments below Number 10, wiping out 200 rebel troopers, Star Wars, Vader Down number one and Star Wars.

Darth Vader number 13 It's a shame that Marvel didn't throw money at James Earl Jones to turn this comic run into an audio book, or even just a phone call from him saying the closing line of Vader down as it's possibly one of the finest villain quotes never spoken when told that he surrounded by 200 rebels, the dark Lord of the Sifs responses cold.

All I am surrounded by his fear and dead men.

Damn!

With a small wave of the hand, he activates the thermal detonators hanging from most troopers belts.

He cleans up the rest with his lightsaber.

Then he just casually walks off number nine facing Anakin Skywalker.

Star Wars.

Darth Vader Number 24 again.

The Star Wars comics make an appearance on this list, much to the credit of the writers who just got Darth Vader.

As with Clone Wars Rebels and the Man DeLorean, it's like the creators read the minds of fans and brought their imaginations toe life.

This showdown, which actually occurs invaders mind when the machine part of him has been shut down demonstrates the internal battle that's probably waged in his head every day since he turned from Anakin Skywalker into Darth Vader.

After violently disposing of Anakin, Veda regains control of his body and kills his captor.

It's a ferocious display of pure will.

Number eight Beating Kanan and Ezra.

Star Wars Rebels After an impressive first season, Star Wars rebels returned to the screens with a TV movie that combined the first two episodes of Season two, culminating in a showdown between Kanan, Ezra and Vader.

Season opener did not disappoint when it came to showing off the Dark Lord's fearsome power your master has deceived you into believing you can become a Jedi.

Hey, got a foreboding entrance similar to his rogue.

One massacre underscored with the Imperial march.

After a little verbal back and forth, he easily bested the duo in a light saber duel.

Hey, mhm!

His most beast mode moment came when, after being supposedly squashed by a walker, he picked it up with the force and simply tossed it aside as if it were nothing that doesn't kill him.

What will not us?

What Number seven.

Destroying a Tuscan Raider camp again?

Star Wars.

Darth Vader.

Number one We all remember the horrific moment when Anakin Skywalker massacred the Sand People in Episode two, taking revenge for the death of his mother.

Most of the carnage occurred off screen.

We only found out the full extent of it when he told PAD May in the comics.

However, when Vader destroys another Tuscan Raider camp, it's much more graphic returning to Tattoo in the Dark, Lord is haunted by his past, remembering his hatred of the sand people.

He brutally wipes out a nearby settlement to cap this moment off after hearing about the attack from a lone survivor, another tribe of sand.

People end up worshiping him as a deity.

Number six Dueling a soca Star Wars rebels after such a long time away from the screen, save for a moment at the end of Episode three, Darth Vader made quite the return through his appearances in Star Wars rebels.

Revenge is not the Jedi way.

I am no Jedi.

It's mm hmm.

Whilst we caught a glimpse of this fighting prowess in the Season two premiere, the finale showed us the Vader in his prime that we'd all hope to see.

It's a bittersweet entry on this list, as you could almost have believed that his former apprentice, a soca, was about to bring him to the light.

Instead, he utters forwards that send shivers down your spine.

Then you will die using Clone Wars.

Actor Matt Lander helped convey that despite having Anakin's voice on Leigh, Vader remained number five, cutting off Luke's hand.

Star Wars Episode five The Empire Strikes back.

Yoda warned him, Kenobi warned him, but still, Skywalker went up against Darth Vader and had his but handed to him.

Thanks a start of the duel between father and son and empire Vader holds back, taking his time.

Still, there are hints of beast mode early on, such as when he uses the force to pummel Luke with random objects.

Um, a dual ramps up.

He becomes more and more aggressive until he's just going all out beating Luke back.

It ends, of course, with the moment when Vader cuts off Luke's second favorite lightsaber hand.

There is no escape.

Don't make me destroy you.

Number four.

Overthrowing the Emperor Star Wars Episode six Return of the Jedi This'll Maybe a bit of a contentious entry as the question remains over.

Whether it was Vader who killed Palpatine or Anakin, thought to betray your father, I feel the good in you.

The conflict.

There is no conflict.

The moment which redeems the man beneath the cybernetic suit, has a badly wounded Bayer sacrifice himself to save his son from Sidious Force Lightning attack.

Try to forget the remastered ultimate edition.

Super unnecessary.

Know that, Vader yells as he hoists the emperor up Instead.

Just appreciate the moment for what it is.

A broken cyborg.

Putting aside his decades of hate, manipulation and betrayal, acting on sheer instinct and willpower will not leave you here.

I've got to save you.

You're already Uh huh.

Number three, fighting Calle Que Estes and sear.

Star Wars, Jedi fallen Order Force unleashed may not be cannon, but what we have in its place more than makes up for it.

Despite his late arrival and approximately six minutes of screen time, depending on how often you had Cal foolishly take him on this, Vader is a full on force beast.

You have failed me, inquisitor.

E of injustice.

Cal, right?

No.

His inquisitor doesn't even try to resist.

As he dispatches her with a mere wave of his hand, he clears seer from his path to He then proceeds to throw an entire room at the player before chasing you through the imperial base.

Theo writers really knew how to give us the best evader, making him a presence that invoked absolute terror as true villain should.

A towering pillar of overwhelming strength.

This is Darth Vader.

Number two.

First duel with Obi Wan Star Wars.

Episode three The Revenge of the Sith.

The original Kenobi invader duel was little more than a turn on the spot and a couple of stab emotions to make up for it.

The fight that turned Anakin Skywalker from Jedi Knight to part machine Warlord was a visual masterpiece.

Episode three might have had dialogue so corny that even silent movie directors cringed.

Yet it's action was fast paced and told a story of its own.

Their duel on Mustafar went at breakneck speed.

Ironically, it was Vader who cost Anakin the fight by allowing his CIF arrogance to blind him.

You underestimate my power.

Don't try it.

Oh, a za bonus beast moment.

There's the scene where Vader Force implodes a room with his rage and grief.

Uh huh.

Thank you.

Before we unveil our number one pick, here are a few honorable mentions killing a cybernetic Lee enhanced rank or Star Wars.

Darth Vader Number 21 to 22.

If your cybernetic Lee enhanced, then your enemies rank or should be, too killing Obi Wan Kenobi.

Star Wars.

Episode four A new hope Production Values aside, killing Kenobi was all too easy for the learner turned master.

Yeah, all right, not the Younglings.

Star Wars Episode three Revenge of the Sith.

Though unseen, Vader's first act is his worst master Skywalker.

There, too many of them.

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Number one Rampage on the profundity Rogue one.

A Star Wars story.

If you didn't jump out of your seat when you heard that familiar breathing, then you definitely did When that crimson saber lit up.

Mm hmm.

Finally, we got the ultimate beast mode.

Darth Vader.

The original trilogy had only hinted at this version, and the prequels never quite showed it.

But now, as Vader slashed, choked and threw his way through the profundity, we got to see the most fearsome foe of a galaxy far, far away.

No.

Yeah.

Originally, not even part of the script this scene encapsulate the brutality of the villain perfectly.

Was it fan service?

Yes.

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