Too me, Revan is still numero uno. He's got the mask, the robes, the whole shibang. Nihilus probably comes second.

 

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Might wan't to check my avatar,

 

If you want to know what I voted, atleast...

Darth Vader, followed VERY closely by Darth Revan, then Darth Nihilus.

Yeah me too, I like the whole Grim Reaper concept. Vader comes second, and Revan third.

I would have chosen Nihilus, but it always bothered me that he looked a bit like a hunchback, so I chose Rev.

For me it's Vader first. I mean, this guy strangles his own admirals... Nasty!

 

Second would be Nihilus. Very cool, but wasted potential in K2.

 

Third? Not sure. I love Palpatine/Sidious (or maybe it's just Ian McDiarmid's acting), but Kreia is the most lovable manipulative b****, while Sion is just spooky and hauting to even think about.

I would have chosen Nihilus, but it always bothered me that he looked a bit like a hunchback, so I chose Rev.

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It's funny, I always thought he looked fat. Maybe his robes are a bit oversized but if you look at him from the side, it looks like he has a substantial gut. Didn't notice him being Quasimodo though. He's too tall to be hunched.

I'm still going with Darth Maul. Maybe it was because the actor playing him was actually an accomplished swordsman and acrobat, but he wowed me with his onscreen actions. And his appearance was exactly what I thought of a Sith warrior to look like.

Yeah.... Maul is the Sith that has devoted himself to the Dark Side, he lives for it and has no other desire than to please his Master and the Sith. His tattoos are an addition to that concept of "subordination".

 

I think Maul also looked cool because he was left in the shadows, he appeared in screen for only 2 minutes in total I think... Lucas thought that by doing this, Maul would appear more mystical.

 

Darth Maul. The tattoos did the job.

Oh yeah as I said, that was the ultimate evil touch to show his personality.

whoa that pic is trippy.

 

the eyes are sticking out and ****

I voted for Malak simple because of the scene with him without his "Jaw thing" when that robot thing is fixing him up.

Either Sion or Maul (voted Maul simply because he's more tangable) Sion because he looks like he could eat baby's withou any problem. Maul because he's... Maul.

Either Maul or Nihilus.

I voted for Vader.

 

It's likely a nostalgic Bias, but the machinery and glossy panelling, with a skull-like face just scream "don't fuxx0r with me d00d"

Revan

The ironic thing about this poll and its results is that the complaint about Malak was that he was too cartoon villain-ish, as opposed to "subtle" villains like Kreia. Yet the Malak-like characters (the over-the-top characters) like Vader and Maul, have more votes than the more "subtle" villains like Palpatine and Dooku.

Darth Vader is the greatest Sith that there ever was and ever will be. The EU cannot make anything better than Vader

Hooper: And then you've got Darth Vader: the blackest brother in the galaxy. Nubian God.

Banky: What's a Nubian?

Hahahahahaha!

 

Chasing Amy for teh win!

I couldn't resist. I almost laughed to the point of pissing myself the first time I saw that opening sequence.

I know it was hilarious.

 

Talking about Vader in all of his black beauty, and then this scrawny white boy, with blond hair blue eyes goes and chops off his hand.

 

If I remember, Banky says something along the lines of "So? White is right" or some off the wall totally racist remark, and the speaker ends up shooting him.

 

It goes something like this:

 

Hooper: And Jedi is the worst installment, when Vader's beautiful black visage is sullied by the revelation that inside he was a crusty, feeble old white man. Basically they are trying to tell us that deep down, inside we all wants to be white!

 

Banky: Isn't that true?

 

Hooper: Black Rage! :shoots:

Hahaha thanks!

 

 

I should see if I can find my old VHS copies of the Kevin Smith movies.

 

 

I love the discussion in clerks about the morality of the Rebels destroying the second death star. What with the independent contractors and all.