Did Vader ever recognize R2?

In the final film, Revenge of the Sith, the two droid companions continue to work closely alongside Obi-Wan, Anakin, Padme, and others. Throughout the years, R2-D2 and C-3PO serve Obi-Wan and many Star Wars characters. Further in Empire Strikes Back, neither Yoda nor Darth Vader recognizes either droid.

Did Luke Skywalker ever complete his training?

Luke Skywalker has certainly completed his training with the most powerful Jedi Master Yoda, becoming a Jedi Knight. A year after he left Dagobah, he returned to his master Yoda who told him that his training was over. In his last words to Luke, it has been reflected all his wisdom: “Pass on what you have learned.

Does Luke go back to train with Yoda?

Does Vader know who Luke is in the comics?

In the new Disney/Marvel canon, in which all new comics, books, and games are considered to have the same level of canon as the movies, Vader has his first direct confrontation with Luke between Episodes IV and V, but doesn’t know who he is. This is shown in Marvel’s monthly comic series Star Wars.

Why was Darth Vader present at Luke Skywalker’s coronation?

Vader was present because he represented Luke’s next challenge when he had to face his father in combat against the dark side… It personifies his greatest fear… Luke’s face behind the mask represents the future if he fails and turns to the dark side. This is me channeling Master Yoda… Everything above does sum that up for the most part.

Why doesn’t Darth Vader ever appear in the Death Star movie?

Vader never actually appears there, physically. When it is shown that Vader has Luke’s face, this is to represent Luke’s own fear of becoming as evil as Vader (if this scene occurred a movie later, it would more likely represent his fear of becoming like his father).

What did Yoda say about Luke Skywalker?

Yoda said that what is in there is “only what you take with you” – Luke takes his weapons, he’s aggressive – he’s making the same mistakes Anakin did 25 years before, and could end up the same way. Note that it is Luke who activates his lightsaber first, not Vader – Luke is the aggressor.