As a young Jedi Knight, Anakin lost a hand in a battle with Count Dooku, which received a robotic replacement. He later returned the favor by removing both of Dooku's hands. Eventually, he lost both his legs and his remaining arm in the climactic duel on Mustafar between both he and Obi-Wan.
In Legenda, Anakin/Darth Vader lost his hand a total of seven times across the films, games, novels, and 2003 Micro series. Also, Anakin viewed his prosthetic as nothing more than disposable, a tool of war. Attack Of The Clones, right forearm amputation by Count Dooku.
Yes he did technically lose midichlorians. There were midichlorians in the flesh that Obi Wan cut from him so the net total of midichlorians in his body changed. However his midichlorian COUNT was unchanged.
Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Later, we have the first of Anakin's many limb removals: Count Dooku cuts off his arm during their duel.
Always one to outdo itself, the saga would go on to give Anakin the most brutal dismemberment of all: his battle with once-beloved mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi resulted in him losing his legs and remaining organic arm.
So, all of his limbs are, in fact, intact. However, Kylo Ren didn't walk out of that fight squeaky clean. We do know that Kylo is sporting a brand-new scar, which makes him even more like his granddad Darth Vader.
After Count Dooku severed the right arm of Anakin Skywalker in the opening battle of the Clone War, a mechno-arm was grafted to what was left.
In fact, it happens right before Vader's revelation that he's Luke's father. By looking at these two events together, we see that losing a hand represents Luke's feelings of powerlessness, not just in terms of Vader's clearly superior skills, but also in reaction to this shocking turn of events.
Altogether, there are 23 lost limbs in those six Star Wars films, encompassing Jedi knights, Sith warriors, droids, assorted aliens, and a Wampa.
Oppo Rancisis was born on the rocky temperate world of Thisspias to royal parents and was the heir to the Thisspiasian Blood Monarchy. Although he was of royal heritage, Rancisis joined the Jedi Order at a young age and became the Padawan learner of Jedi Master Yaddle.
In a Vanity Fair interview from 2005, George Lucas went deeper into why Anakin became much weaker as Vader. In the interview, he explained that because Anakin's limbs were severed and replaced by robotics, it was harder for him to use the Force than it was before his battle with Obi-Wan.
The Jedi however also have three outliers in that of Luke, Leia, and Cade Skywalker (23000/23000/21000 midi-chlorians respectively) all of which were children/descendants of Anakin Skywalker (the chosen one) and so genetically predisposed to having abnormally-high midi-chlorian counts for Jedi.
Over 20,000. Not even Master Yoda has a midichlorian count that high.”
In the duel, Anakin lost both of his legs, his one remaining organic arm, and suffered (possibly up to) fourth-degree burns across what was left of his body that were severe enough to damage his internal organs.
Anakin's metal mechno-arm was an advanced version, featuring golden, electrostatic fingertips that simulated a sense of touch. Data collected by the fingertips was transmitted through sensory impulse lines running down the fingers and into an interface module at the wrist.
His unbalanced rage allows the calmer Ventress to play with the Jedi Knight, ultimately landing a face blow with her saber that produces Anakin's scar. The pain of the scar, while not posing much of a threat to Anakin, does reveal how far to the Dark Side he is slipping.
Yoda made it out, too. After all, SOMEBODY had to train Luke in order to defeat Darth Vader and the rest of the Empire. So how many Jedi died during the attack? Almost 10,000—meaning that only 0.2% of Jedi survived.
As a Dark Lord of the Sith, Vader oversaw the training of the Inquisitorius—a group of fallen Jedi who turned against the Jedi Order in the aftermath of Order 66. To teach his Jedi hunters a lesson in the pain of loss, Vader dismembered the right hand of Fifth Brother and the left forearm of Sixth Brother.
Aftermath. Although Order 66 greatly depleted the Jedi Order's ranks, with an estimated less than 100 Jedi surviving it, it was only the beginning of the Great Jedi Purge, which stretched on for years and claimed the lives of many of the survivors of the initial onslaught.
It's agreed that during a fight in Cloud City, just before Darth Vader separates Luke Skywalker's hand from his body with a lightsaber, Vader does say “I am your father”, but because of how many times the line has been quoted and requoted over the years, there's some confusion about what word comes first.
He wasn't supposed to kill Luke; he wasn't even supposed to beat Luke. Vader's only goal in the fight was to make Luke lose control of his emotions and bring him closer to the dark side -- and that's exactly what happened. Vader had to obey his master, so he goaded Luke until he touched the dark side.
Anakin Skywalker had clearly been burnt. Audiences got to see how the man got his burns in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. Those burns were incredibly severe and covered most of Anakin Skywalker's face.
Yes. Triple amputation plus serious burns. That sounds a lot like what real life people have faced after explosions or anything else regarding fire. However, most people don't survive if their lungs were damaged beyond repair, which Vader's were, and that is a bit of a sticking point.
Anakin Skywalker is the son of Shmi Skywalker, born without a father through the Force. He is the secret husband of Padmé Amidala, the father of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, the father-in-law of Han Solo, and the maternal grandfather of Ben Solo.
It was not until Chapter 25 (or Season 3 Episode 5 if you prefer) that Grievous had a showdown with Mace Windu. During the encounter, Windu used the Force to crush the chest plates of Grievous, severely injuring his lungs, and causing his now distinctive cough, which made its way into Revenge of the Sith.