Returning to Tatooine to investigate Luke, DarthVader made time to massacre a Tusken Raider village, beginning a process that saw him turned into a dark god in their mythology. The raiders even imagine Vader's lightsaber as a star stolen from the sky.
While Darth Vader has one of the most iconic villain designs in pop culture, many denizens of the Star Wars universe see him as more of a dark god than a tragic cyborg. Across the galaxy far, far away, Darth Vader was the shadowy fist of Emperor Palpatine - a warrior who cut down comparatively few people compared to those who his reputation kept in line.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY With many different cultures and species, Star Wars' galaxy is a place of grand symbolism, with ideas often being reduced down in order to be understood by all. It's for this reason that the Jedi Order was able to spread its message of hope, but it's also how Palpatine's post-Order 66 slander took hold. Ultimately, most normal people in Star Wars are hearing about events happening worlds away.
How the Tusken Raiders See Darth Vader While it's easy to see this as the misunderstanding of a group who don't comprehend Darth Vader's true nature, there's actually significant truth to this image of Vader. While fans know that he has only been able to destroy worlds using Palpatine's technology and is answerable to the limitations of the Force, the truth is that he always finds a way to bring death and destruction on those who cross him.
Especially under Palpatine, the Sith ruled through fear, and Darth Vader was as much a threat the Empire levied against its agents as he was an actual individual. The god the Tusken Raiders imagine when they see Vader's handiwork isn't a physical reality, but the statement it makes about him is.
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