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    Anakin’s Podracer had a whole new life after the Phantom Menace

    Anakin Skywalker wins his freedom Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menacebut some star Wars Fans may be wondering what will happen to him after the famous podracer. Qui-Gon Jinn sells the iconic car now, however star Wars legends Continuity reveals that a character with ties to Anakin’s podracing profession has purchased it. Podracer Anakin Skywalker has a pretty impressive history star Wars legendswith a comical storyline revealing a certain fate in the wake imaginary danger.

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    Less than a year later Ghost threat Theatrical release, podcaster Anakin Skywalker and his new owner appeared in v14 Star Wars: RepublicBy Timothy Truman and Tom Lyle. The trouble begins with podrace on Malastare, with Sebulba piloting the familiar pair of Radon-Ulzer 620C engines, as orange as the original engraved podrace. With his trademark underhanded tactics, Sebulba wins, but podracer Republic Appearances are endless legendsstory -era.

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    The final fate of Podracer Anakin Skywalker

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    according to legends-era sourcebooks Anakin Skywalker built his podracer using a pair of 610C motors and various parts from Watto and Jawas shop. The completed podracer was highly modified, demonstrating Anakin’s knack for driving and vehicle customization, and ended up being the fastest vehicle in the ill-fated Boonta Eve Classic. For Anakin’s rival, Sebulba, losing to a young man who had never finished a race before dealt a heavy blow to the etched’s reputation, though Sebulba’s purchase of the potion that overpowered him helped mend his wounded ego.

    Anakin beat his original Podracer

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    Although Cibulba went on to win several podraces in Anakin’s previous podracer, he eventually gave the car to his son, Hecola, who followed in his father’s footsteps and became a podracer pilot. Hecula and Anakin raced against each other in illegal podrace, as described in Jedi Quest books. Skywalker, now a Jedi padawan, enters the race to free Jolla Tyrell from slavery, and his subsequent victory results in Hecula crashing the chariot and famously destroying the vehicle.

    Even the destruction of Anakin’s podracer didn’t end his story. As described in Star Wars: The Vengeance RacerAnakin Skywalker finally had the long-awaited rematch with his old rival, Sebulba. While Cibulba used a new machine with a pair of Collar Podrat Plug-G Gargantua engines, Skywalker used parts from his old car to modify the two Radon-Ulzer 1240C engines, giving them a similar look to the original podracer. While the final fate of Anakin new podracer remains unknown in star Wars legendsparts of the rider that used it Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace Eventually they returned to his possession.

    In many ways, Anakin’s history with the podracer represents how he was never able to break free from his past on Tatooine. While left young, his childhood feelings (and indeed people) would return throughout his life, affecting his fall to the dark side and eventual redemption. His driving skills, talent with machines, and experiences living as slaves reverberated through the years, and many of his darkest deeds as Darth Vader were an active rejection of his previous life as Anakin. Podracer than Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace He returned to Anakin several times Star Wars Legends – a recurring symbol of childhood heroism, which he was destined to betray.

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