Many people are disappointed with the Star Wars prequels, but what makes them so different? The answer lies in the tone, appearance, and arc of each character. The original trilogy was much darker and gritty, with brutalist aesthetics and blunt, antiquated-looking technology. The films also featured an overmatched Rebel force and monolithic Empire. Unfortunately, the prequels didn’t manage to replicate that feeling.

Anakin Skywalker

The Star Wars prequels are a series of movies that chronicle the downfall of the Jedi Order and the transformation of Anakin Skywalker from a noble warrior to a ruthless Sith Lord. The original trilogy was a box office success, but the prequels have received varying reviews. Some have criticized the prequels for their bloated CGI and dull storytelling. Regardless, they are still worth watching.

The premise of these films is that Anakin Skywalker, a hero of the Star Wars universe, is born into a backwater planet where he is a slave to powerful business interests. Once his Jedi potential is discovered, he is warped out of his backwater home planet and into the rich life of the Jedi on Coruscant. But he never forgets the trauma of his childhood, and his anger and rage become his ultimate downfall.

Jar Jar Binks

If you’ve seen the original trilogy, you probably don’t like Jar-Jar Binks. His over-the-top personality and racist undertones don’t add much to the story, and he doesn’t even seem like a fully developed character. However, he is a character worth watching, and it’s worth highlighting his value.

While Jar-Jar Binks’ character isn’t perfect, he does have some value. In the prequels, he is the dark side Yoda, who accidentally destroys battle droids in a panic. His character has a lot of flaws, and his introduction to the series has messed with the tone and message. Although he was created with the best intentions, Lucas was influenced by the reaction to Jar-Jar Binks after the original movie, and hastily wrote in new baddies to fill in the gaps in the sequels. However, fans are still trying to find excuses for this, so we should look at Jar-Jar Binks as a reason why the prequels are bad.

Darth Vader

One of the most iconic characters in the Star Wars franchise is Darth Vader. He is a powerful and ruthless space tyrant who served as the Chief of Staff to Emperor Palpatine. In the prequel trilogy, Vader appears as a villain, but the characters that appear in the films are not necessarily the same. In the novel “Splinter of the Mind’s Eye”, written by Alan Dean Foster, Darth Vader meets Luke Skywalker and ends with him cutting off his arm and falling into a deep pit. In Shadows of the Empire, Vader’s conflict over turning his son to the dark side of the Force is revealed.

Fans of the original trilogy will also be happy to know that Ewan McGregor is returning to the role of the Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi in “Diseny+” series. The prequel trilogy has a central trio consisting of Hayden Christensen as Episode II Anakin Skywalker, Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Natalie Portman as Padme Amidala.

Jar Jar Binks’ arc

The fandom has long been split over the arc of Jar-Jar Binks in the prequel films. Although many fans believed he was Force-sensitive and the puppet master of the Empire, the character’s storyline is not without its positive aspects. The character was a complex and important character, and his arc in the prequel films is a prime example of a near-miss in the prequel trilogy.

In the first prequel film, we meet Obi-Wan Kenobi, who once served as the Jedi master. Obi-Wan and Binks share a lengthy scene with the Count Dooku, who once had a personal connection to the Jedi. Later, Count Dooku turns to the dark side in order to destroy the corrupt Republic. As a result, Obi-Wan is made an unwitting pawn in Palpatine’s scheme. Despite the arc of the prequels, the character is still one of the strongest.

Jar Jar Binks’ backstory

Many Star Wars fans don’t ask the question “What happened to the Gungan who made Jar-Jar Binks?” until Empire’s End. The answer will be revealed in this final installment of Chuck Wendig’s canon novel series. In this novel, you’ll find out exactly what happened to the lovable street performer. It turns out that he actually became an ordinary Naboo street performer.

The Empire’s rise began with the birth of the Empire. As a senator, Binks was easily manipulated by Palpatine’s cronies. However, he was loyal to his friends and remained a reliable ally in combat and diplomatic missions. It’s not entirely clear how his backstory in the prequels relates to this. After all, the Gungans were his friends and family!

Darth Vader’s character

In addition to the prequel movies, the character of Darth Vader is also present in the Star Wars Rebels television series. The series takes place fourteen years after the events of The Clone Wars, and Darth Vader serves as the main antagonist throughout the second season. The story follows Vader as he searches for the last remaining Jedi and other Force-sensitive children on the planet Lothal.

The physical role of Darth Vader was originally played by David Prowse, who was not particularly good with George Lucas. But his character eventually became a central plot point in the prequels and has been the subject of several fan theories. The character’s face was originally designed by Ralph McQuarrie, and the costume was sculpted by Brian Muir.