Star Wars villains always seem to have the upper hand in power. Even in the prequels, we get the feeling that some of the mightiest heroes don’t really understand what’s in store for them.
When you look at the vast catalog of villains to choose from, it’s easy to see why the deck is stacked in his favor. Maybe it has something to do with the dark side, or maybe the most powerful characters look better in black. Anyway, this is Star Wars. villains with more power at their disposal.
10. Grand Inquisitor
You’d think hunting Jedi would be more dangerous work than any sane person would want, but the Grand Inquisitor makes it look easy. The leader of a task force established by Darth Vader to hunt down Force users who may have an affinity for light, the Grand Inquisitor is powerful and ruthlessly efficient.
He killed dozens of Jedi, who should be pretty powerful Force users. He worked for Darth Vader, but that doesn’t mean the Arbiter doesn’t have enough power in his own right.
9. Boba Fett
Boba Fett could die a miserable death return of the jedi, but it has since become abundantly clear that Boba Fett is one of the best and toughest bounty hunters in the galaxy. He may not be Force-sensitive or use a lightsaber, but Fett is ruthlessly efficient with the weapons at his disposal, and he’s also one of the best thinkers in the galaxy.
Capturing Han Solo was no mean feat, and even as a child, he was already working to avenge Mace Windu for his father’s death.
8.Asajj Ventress
Ventress was not a villain all her life, but when she embraced the dark side as Count Dooku’s apprentice, she eventually became so powerful that Darth Sidious himself became concerned and ordered Dooku to kill her as a sign of loyalty. There aren’t many Force users in the entire galaxy that bother Sidious, and it turns out that she had good reason to be afraid.
Ventress eventually returned to the light and worked with Quinlan Vos to kill Dooku. However, when she was bad, she was, pardon the pun, a force to be reckoned with and a villain no hero wanted to fight.
7. Serious overall
A brilliant military strategist, Grievous is also a ruthless assassin who prides himself on collecting as many Jedi lightsabers as possible. We see how strong he is during his fight with Obi-Wan, even though he’s already severely weakened from the Clone Wars.
Obi-Wan is no scumbag, and Grievous manages to give him a chance even without the ability to use the Force. He may not be a Sith Lord, but Grievous knows how to wield a lightsaber, and that proves to be more than enough.
6. Supreme Leader Snoke
Maybe they decided after the fact that Snoke was just a failed clone of Palpatine, but when we met him, he seemed like a pretty powerful being in his own right. After all, Rey and Kylo Ren are completely powerless to do anything against his will, and Snoke is only dead because Kylo can play a mind game.
Like many of the great villains of the Star WarsSnoke’s downfall was ultimately the result of his belief that he could not be killed. He had a lot of raw power, but he couldn’t use it to save himself from betrayal.
5. Count Dooku
Count Dooku’s power as a Sith Lord is significant, as is his prowess in a lightsaber duel. He manages to hold his own against Yoda, perhaps in part because he was originally a Jedi Master corrupted by the dark side of the Force.
Christopher Lee specializes in playing commanding characters, and Dooku proved no different. As we can see, he can fight Anakin and Obi-Wan at the same time, and hold his own against both of them quite well. He may lose in the end, but given Anakin’s incredible power, that’s not exactly a mark against him.
4.Darth Maul
The most impressive thing about Maul is his maximum longevity in the vast Star Wars canon. After killing the Jedi Master, Maul appears to fall to his death. the phantom menace. He not only managed to survive that encounter, but lived long enough to found a criminal organization and try to get revenge on his former teacher.
Maul is always a villain, but thanks to his portrayal in the animated series, we realize just how strong and smart he is from what he appears to be in the only movie in which he has a prominent role.
3. Kylo Ren
Ben Solo’s immense power was one of the reasons Luke was so terrified of his young Padawan. Throughout the sequel trilogy, we see Ben/Kylo deal with the emotional damage that came from raising him, but we also see how powerful he is in his own right as a Force user.
He singlehandedly defeats Supreme Leader Snoke and also plays a key role in defeating Palpatine. His Force abilities are clearly immense, even if he never survives becoming an apprentice.
2. Emperor Palpatine
As the original and prequel trilogies make clear, Palpatine is pretty close to being the ultimate big bad. He is such a great power that looms over everything. Star Warsin fact, it was eventually returned the rise of skywalker.
His status as the ultimate villain stems in large part from his immense power, which at times seems almost limitless. On top of that, Palpatine is one of the greatest manipulators in the entire galaxy, and Ian McDiarmid’s performance in the role only makes him even more sinister.
1.Darth Vader
Anakin Skywalker was such a powerful Force user that he trained against the Council’s better judgment and only unlocked more Force powers after becoming Darth Vader. He’s a terrifying and imposing presence throughout the original trilogy, but recently we’ve also seen just how ruthless and terrifying he really is.
This guy can stop a giant ship in the air with one hand without even trying. Obi-Wan may have beaten him in battle multiple times, but that has a lot more to do with his own arrogance than anything else.
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