When my son was 1 year old he'd make a Vader breathing noise whenever he was really interesting in something. I used to call him Darth Curious.
How long have you been sitting on that, Darth Haemorrhoid?
How do the sith come up with these names anyways?
Are they always given by the master?
And what is the reason for doing this at all?
What does Darth Vader even mean?
After some googling, it doesn’t really seem like there is a lore/in universe explanation, which I find surprising after having the Disney EU and the legends EU. Some sith are named after a character quality, so maybe you could assume the dark side of the force revealed it to the master that named them?
Sith pick a non-evil sounding name challenge (impossible)
Darth Fluenza was already taken.
He had been gaming that name out in his head for years at that point.
You've gotta admit, it's catchier than "Darth YounglingMurderer"
I prefer Darth Academus
Also the whole catalog of star wars memes on that channel is amazing.
I am loving these videos, thank you for the link
He already watched iv, v, and vi
In German, Vader means father.
https://translate.google.com/?sl=de&tl=en&text=Vader&op=translate
I'm sure Palpatine knows fluent German from his time in Heidelberg.
But its pronounced Fater. And written Vater.
