Can Vader use force lightning in canon?

Vader Uses Red Lightning Darth Vader physically cannot use Force Lightning. While in the Legends canon, this was due to how his robotic limbs cut him off from the greater Force, in the main canon, Vader using true Force Lightning will short circuit his life support and kill him.

Is it possible to defeat Vader in fallen order?

Originally Answered: Can you beat Darth Vader in the Jedi fallen order? Fallen Order is Canon, so no, there is no scenario where you can beat Vader in the game without a hack or cheat. No matter what else happens in the game Vader lives.

Why did Anakin never use Force lightning?

Force lightning required a living conduit for the energy to be channeled; thus Darth Vader, despite being an immensely powerful Sith Lord, was never able to properly employ this ability, as any attempt to generate it carried the risk of shorting out his life support systems.

Can Cal Kestis defeat Darth Vader?

The answer is no. There’s no way to kill Darth Vader or defeat him in direct combat. Having him die would prove a problem since Fallen Order is supposedly Star Wars canon – but having him beaten by Cal Kestis wouldn’t do much for his in-universe reputation.

Why was C-3PO’s memory wiped?

Shortly after the Galactic Empire was formed, Bail Organa had C-3PO’s memory wiped clean in order for the droid to not spill any confidential information. When he purchased C-3PO and R2-D2, Owen Lars also wanted the droids’ memories wiped after he learned they were looking for Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Did Darth Vader ever take a Sith apprentice of his own?

If you consider yourself a Star Wars fan, but think Darth Vader never took a Sith Apprentice of his own, then you’re in for a surprise.

Did Vader see subject 1138 as more powerful than Galen Marek?

That said, Vader did see him as having the potential to be just as powerful. Subject 1138’s shift towards the light, and not the Dark Side was a flaw to Vader, but may also show he had more of Galen Marek’s true nature in him than his Sith Master desired.

Was subject 1138 a flaw to Vader?

Subject 1138’s shift towards the light, and not the Dark Side was a flaw to Vader, but may also show he had more of Galen Marek’s true nature in him than his Sith Master desired. A problem Vader would address later… because why stop cloning when perfection may be around the corner?